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More bodies recovered No problem: East girts Congress: Agenda shaped by others / page^ BUGLE BOY turn back neighboring from collision of ships CARGO MHS / page 13 Shopping: A good season for merchants / page 9 By Claro Cortes Mindoro island town of Pinama- Rescue workers continued The Associated Press layan, 130 miles south of Manila and PANTS searching today, but said there was S/Ms 2$ to 30 about 20 miles from where the little chance a significant number M ANILA, Philippines — The vessels collided on a moonless of the missing would be found alive. pevy today said 141 bodies were night. Only 26 survivors have been con­ found after the sinking of a Tech. Sgt. Victor Yap of the firmed rescued from both ships, passenger ship and an oil tanker, Philippine Constabulary today told and they were found soon after the and owners of one vessel released The Associated Press that the boy accident. No sign of debris from the BUY ONE new figures showing that 1,830 was not from the two stricken ships has since been found. people may be missing. vessels but had been injured on an Hundreds of passenger relatives In another development, authori­ outing with his father. continued their vigil outside the GET ONE ties contacted by radio-telephone Yap said the erroneous reports offices of the company that owned on Mindoro island denied that a were caused by confusion in a the ferry, waiting for word of the 4-year-old boy rescued at sea small, isolated community that has rescue operation or confirmation ilandirstrr Hrralit ) Manr.hnsiRr A Cily nl Villaot; Charm Tuesday was a survivor of the become the focal point of the search that family members were actually disaster, apparently the century's for survivors. aboard the ferry. worst peacetime accident at sea. Petty Officer Mario Salvadora, a The Sulpicio Shipping Lines, The collision occurred Sunday spokesman for the navy, said the FREE! mmmmm owner of the Dona Paz, today night when the 2,213-ton Dona Paz, 141 bodies had been recovered from released figures showing the ferry OFFER GOOD ON: Thursday, Dec. 24,1987 30 Cents an inter-island ferry, collided with about three locations in the Min­ carried 60 crew members and 1,583 STYLE NOS: the 6294on Victor, an oil-laden doro area. passengers, including 675 who GUYS ONLYII tanker, and both sank in flames Most were being transported to boarded |n Tacloban City and 908 •220649 near Mindoro Island in the north- the southern Luzon port of Batan- who came aboard in Catbalogan. Caprilands central Philippines. gas, 60 miles south of Manila, but If 1,643 people were aboard the •222215 Government radio operators said others were being ferried to Manila More arrests, ferry and 13 crew members on the Tuesday the 4-year-old boy had directly aboard commercial ves­ tanker and only 26 people were •252253 cited again been rescued by fishermen in the sels, he said. rescued, the total number of missing would be 1,630. Passenger manifests on such NOT GOOD ON PREVIOUS SALES • EXPIRES 12/25/87 COVENTRY — A well-known ferries are often inaccurate be­ herb farm has been cited a second quick trials Muscular dystrophy cause they generally do not list Ch»ek$ time for 10 fire code violations first small children or adults who pay WtleoniB uncovered last spring and also has their fares aboard ship. been cited with six new violations, ‘great feat’ reported If the 1,630 figure is accurate and according to a new state inspection no further survivors are found, the report. for rioters accident would be the century's 269 Middle Turnpike West The report by state Trooper NEW YORK (AP) - Re­ serious muscular dystrophy, and worst maritime disaster in peace­ (next to Walgreens) Donald Arcari of the state fire searchers reported today the dis­ causes progressive weakness and time. When the British liner Titanic marshal’s office said Caprilands Bv Karin Laub covery of the biochemical flaw that wasting of voluntary muscles, not to travel to Bethlehem," said sank in 1912, 1,503 people perished. 643-5065 Herb Farm, located on Silver The Associated Press the spokesman, who spoke on leads to the deadliest and most confining patients to wheelchairs Street, corrected six other fire code common form of muscular dys­ President Corazon Aquino has condition of anonymity. by age 12 and killing most in their violations. BETHLEHEM - Israeli forces trophy, a finding one scientist called the disaster a "national The roundup of suspected ring­ early 20s. ARMY & NAVY HOURS; Mon.-FrI. 9-9 / Sat. 9-8 / Sun. 10-5 Owner Adebifa Grenier Simmons rounded up hundreds more Palesti­ called a "great feat" in progress tragedy of harrowing proportion” leaders is part of an effort to quell No direct treatment is known, said Wednesday that she will nian activists in the occupied toward a treatment. and ordered a full-scale investiga­ riots in the occupied territories that although therapies can extend comply with the new findings "as territories today and quickly Following up on last year's tion. The Board of Marine Inquiry began Dec. 8 and have killed 21 survival and improve quality of far as it is possible for us to do.” brought some of them to trial. Some identification of a gene that causes said it would begin hearings Palestinians and wounded 158, by life. "W e have done a lot of things,” Christmas festivities in Bethlehem Duchenne muscular dystrophy Monday. Israeli count. Fifty Israelis have Working with Kunkel were Eric Simmons said. were scaled down because of the when defective, scientists identi­ been injured. Israel captured the Hoffman of Children's Hospital in Only two crewmen, both from the She declined additional comment unrest. fied the protein that the gene Gaza Strip and the We^t Bank in the Boston and Harvard Medical tanker, have been rescued so far, today. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir normally tells muscle cells how to School, Robert Brown of Massachu­ and there has been no official PEOPLE WHO know 1967 Middle E ait war. Adama Berluti, fire mashal’s^. m a k e . ------^ know there's a certain magic I m l W W ■ ■ ■ warned that two weeks of unprece­ Troops were stationed on roof­ setts General Hospital in Boston, explanation why the two vessels office spokesman, said Caprilands dented Arab rioting must be Production of that protein is about Classified Advertising. tops while others patrolled the and C. Michael Knudson and Kevin collided in the busy shipping lane 643-2711 must take "deliberate steps” to controlled before peace efforts can disrupted when the gene is defec­ narrow streets of Bethlehem, a Campbell of the University of Iowa. off Mindoro's Dumali point. correct the remaining violations or be considered. tive, triggering the disease, scient­ hilltop town of 50,000 located 4 mileg face criminal penalties. In the occupied West Bank, ists say. south of Jerusalem. The inspection report has been unusually tight Israeli security The discovery of the protein "The army is trying to enable sent to state prosecutors for their ringed Bethlehem as the town of "tells us exactly what it is that everyone to attend the Christian Christ’s birth prepared for a tense needs to be corrected in order to services and, at the same time, Coventry Fire Marshal Richard Christmas. develop treatment for the disease," maintain as low a profile as Cooper asked for the state assist­ The town's mayor, Elias Freij, said Donald Wood of the Muscular possible,” said Maj. Gen. Amram ance in the second inspection of the canceled his annual reception and Dystrophy Association, which Mitzna, the West Bank military 18th-century farmhouse. His ear­ scaled down a procession held helped finance the research. commander who visited lier inspection drew public atten­ every year at this time because of "Now all the real excitement Bethlehem. tion and criticism. the violence. "The people are not in starts." Mitzna told reporters that sev­ Caprilands is closed now until a mood to celebrate Christmas,” he Finding the protein is a "great eral hundred Arabs had been April 1, which Berluti said "sof­ said. feat," said Salvatore DiMauro, a detained in the past two days. He tened the immediacy” of the In Manger Square, a police band muscular dystrophy researcher at said a new detention center was played Handel's “ Messiah.” Only Columbia University College of created at Dahariye, formerly a about 300 tourists were seen in.the Physicians and Surgeons in New Please turn to page 12 British army base south of Hebron, area today. York. and that tents had been set up to A U.S. Embassy spokesman said Researchers named the protein house an overflow of priaonera at 500 U.S. sailors from the 6th Fleet Fara prison in the West Bank. "dystrophin." It was found in ■Frotnme4leer had been advised to avoid Bethle­ muscle triads, a key area for "Our aim is to bring them to trial hem because of recent unrest. "W e as quickly as possible," said one regulating muscle contraction. advised them that under the That location is the first clue for from prison David Kool Manchester Herald spokesman, who spoke on condition circumstances it would be better the crucial question of what dystro­ he not be identified. phin does, said geneticist Ronald By Steven L. Herman Worton of the Hospital for Sick The Assocldted Press Moonlighting Santa Children in Toronto. The work is published today in the ALDERSON, W.Va. - Police Vivian Tiiden of Manchester is taken by It’s just letter carrier Bill Goodale with a Integration plan journals Cell and Nature by re­ patrolled mountain roads and surprise at the Shady Glen in the hat and a spray painted beard, looking searchers led by Louis Kunkel, combed woods early today for Parkade Wednesday by Santa in a as much like Santa as the postal service associate investigator at the How­ SONY Lynette “ Squeaky” Fromme, who mailman’s uniform. But St. Nick hasn’t ard Hughes Medical Institute at escaped while serving a life prison will allow. Children's Hospital in Boston. sentence for the attempted assassi­ taken an extra job with the post office. said preposterous Once dystrophin's role is known, nation of then-President Gerald Kunkel said, researchers can S f o f V F ord., experiment with therapies to take t 12 ® Fromme, 39, was discovered By The Associated Press State Board of Education Chair­ its place or make its function missing from the Alderson Federal Holiday mail down this year man Abraham Glassman, a former unnecessary in Duchenne patients. [ • S A I ^ O Prison for Women at about 9:30 A desegregation plan for Connec­ state representative from South Duchenne muscular dystrophy MICROWAVE OVEN MICROWAVEOVEN MICROWAVE OVEN p.m. Wednesday during the nightly ticut’s schools, which would bus Windsor, was angered by the WALKMAN »AM/FM WALKMAN •AM/t-M prison check, said Warden Ron Hartford school children into area remarks. afflicts boys almost exclusively, • stereo \ • Cassette Deck • Touch Pad. A • Half Pint • Over The Range appearing in about one in every Burkhart. Other inmates reported suburbs such as Manchester, has " I served In the legislature with 3,500 male births in the United last seeing Fromme about 10 but still double normal load led a Republican legislator to call Phil Robertson. He shot from the States. It is the most common and «3i minutes before the check began, he for Education Commissioner Ge­ hip plenty of times. I am really ^ lk 9 5 said. rald N. Tirozzi’s resignation, while angry. I’m fuming," he said. post office lobby would be mobbed ployees may be allowed to go home Bv Andrew Yurkovsky sparking bitter comments from The flap illustrates the passions Sara Jane Moore, who tried to kill Manchester Herald with customers during the Christ­ early today if there isn’t much General Ford 17 days after Fromme’s mas season. But people do not send business. supporters and critics of the in Connecticut over the issue of attempt, escaped from the same as many Christmas cards as they Carriers will still be busy proposal. school segregation raised again Electric Tempers have been known to this week when Tirozzi relea s^ a General ^ Gene ra l Electric General Electric prison eight years ago but was used to. and the amount of holiday throughout today making deliver­ Part of the plan, proposed Sun­ T h o n g lit s flare in the long lines that form at 23-page draft report calling for a quickly recaptured. mail has decreased, he said. ies, however. And though the post day, would desegregate Hartford counters during the holiday season, and Bloomfield school by busing sweeping, statewide racial dese­ Electric Fromme, a disciple of mass Today, like any day before office will be closed on Cliristmas. but things have remained fairly school children into a 20-town gregation policy. Tomorrow much of the world will murderer Charles Manson, was not Christmas, is one of the slowest for one carrier will deliver perishables calm at the post office on Main suburban area. The co-chairman of the General awaken to beautiful gifts wrapped believed to be carrying weapons, the Manchester post office. The and Priority and Express mail that g u a r a h te e d Street. "This is a preposterous plan Assembly’s education committee. in colorful paper. 'Iliere will be officials said. Burkhart said " I haven’t seen a real incident of holiday rush usually hits its peak a day, Victoria said. Fromme has been eligible for designed by people living in an Sen. Kevin B. Sullivan, D-West tears of joy, ‘"Thank you’s, wonder people getting abusive, which is week earlier, Postmaster Alden Candy Windzer. who has worked and amazement in the eyes of parole since September 1985, but at the post office Just seven months, ivory tower," state Sen. Philip S. Hartford, said W edne^ay the encouraging,” said Ray McKay, Victoria said. Customers don’t report was "an example of how not i Robertson, R-Cheshire, said children of all ages as they open had elected to remain in prison. bother mailing items much later volunteered to make the Oiristmas who has worked at the front counter Wednesday. to achieve what you want to their gifts. Some will gather for 90-day Prison officials expected to com­ than that because they know that parcel deliveries this year, for about 10 of his 23 years with the Tirozzi’s tenure has been achieve.” feasts of turkey, cranberries, plete their search this morning of the articles won’t get to their " It ’s only for a couple of hours.” postal service, "marked by poor direction and no " I don’t think you can operate in a pumpkin pie ... a few will eat or exAange option the 69 buildings on the 100-acre destinations on time, he said. McKay, a Manchester resident, consistent policy to meet the cavalier. Lone Ranger style for too beyond their capacity. Some may Please turn to page 12 can remember years ago when the Victoria said that some em­ Please turn to page 12 pause and offer thanks to God, d i i e d f i o " ! educational needs of the state," long and expect people not to ha ve a RANGE 30" Electric said Robertson, suggesting that the reaction such as Robertson and some will not. DRYER E lectric MICROWAVE OVEN ^ Genewl * • Sell Cleaning commissioner be replaced. Why do we do this? Why do many • Touch Pad S a S t • Heavy Duty Please tern to page 12 of us push our budgets beyond their Country Club wants Another GOP senator, Thomas capacities, our emotions into atti­ GE Moior kpplinn*^ Scott of Milford, wrote to Gov. *3 9 9 Christmas 1987 William A. O’Neill, saying Tirozzi is tudes that we know deep down we $199 $249 “ out of control... and it is time for l O D A Y do not really feel, and our stomachs Friday is Christmas Day, a legal holiday. beyond what we know will be 10 percent fee hike you to rein him in.” Municipal, state and federal offices: All are closed Friday. The A spokesman for O’ Neill said the comfortable? Because we enjoy the HITACH Bolton Community Hall will be open from 9 a.m. to3p.m. Thursday. Index respite from the normal. There is governor had no comment. The S FISHER MITSUBISHI The Coventry Town Office Building will be closed Thursday and might also be used in some way to something about us that likes Bv Andrew Yurkovsky commissioner of education is not 24 pogos, 2 aecRont Friday. AAonchester Herald help in the club’s negotiations for among the governor’s happiness— even if it is short-lived. Post offices: Will be closed Friday, but will deli ver express mail. renewal of its lease, which is to run Business _ 10-11 Obituariss___ 12 WeUketogiveandreceivegifts. We appointments. Dec. 26, there will be delivery, but all windows will be closed. Post The Manchester Country Club is out in 1991. CIsssIDod . 22-24 Opinion _ _ _ 0 like to celebrate. Celebration is Tirozzi, who has been commis­ office boxes will be open in the lobbies for mall pickup, except seeking a 10-percent increase in The club is a private organization Comics I 20 Sports___ 13-16 good for us. sioner since 1983, called the re­ Bolton and Buckland Station. dues and greens fees for residents that leases and operates the town- marks “ irresponsible, politically Focus ..— -I,,. 21 Television _ _ 18 As many celebrate, we need to be Libraries: All public libraries will be closed Friday. The Mary in order to raise money to help pay owned golf course. aware that many of us, possibly motivated statements, which I will LoosI new s__J-4 Wsalhsr______2 Cheney and Whltton Memorial Libraries will be open until 5 p.m. for capital improvements. "There are some members who even a neighbor or a family not dignify with a response." Lottery______2 Wsekend____ 17 Thursday and will resume regular hours Saturday. The Andover The inrease, requested by would like us to build a capital member, will be unable to enter STEREO RECIEVER STEREO SYSTEM * WOEO C/iooe i i c * CAMCORDER • fuIi size BOOM BOX • Portable Public Library will be closed Thursday through Sunday. The members of the club's board of reserve for the time we discuss a Into festivities. The struggles of life • AM/FM • 25 Waft Per • Dual Caaselie Dec(( • Wireless * • VMS • Free Case. • AM/FM • Dual Cassette RECORDER Free Case. Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton will be closed Thursday and governors during a meeting with lease agreement,” Schaffer said. will be too great. Financial strug­ * r Channel *• AM/FMAm/Fm Stereo ••lurmaoie Turntable Remote • Cable Ready will open Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Booth and Dimock town officials Wednesday, comes Questioned after Wednesday’s' A vacuum cleaner vYould help gles, illnesses, personal hurt, Library in Coventry will be closed Dec. 23 through Jan. 19. despite an expected operating meeting, he declined to elaborate batrH , or even the death of a loved ^99 $169 H 09i Retailers: Almost all stores will be closed Friday. surplus by the club of nearly $30,000 on what money from such a reserve Her husband’s emotional and "Kathy" and her children are $69 one of over 380 familieR the one can all make the celebration of Schools: All schools will be closed Friday and not re-open until this year. The proposed increase fund would be used for. mental breakdown has left the Christmas nearly impossible. Monday, Jan. 4. would have to Ito approved by the Fees under the country club's entire family In crisis. With five Manchester Area Conference of Churches will help during the For all of us Christmas can mean Banks: All banks will be closed Friday. town Board of Directors before it proposal would increase from $720 children, under 8, one of whom is much more than either the festivi­ . ^ 8 4 to 384 Christmas season. Checks may E-Z TERMS: Uqnor: All liquor stores and bars must close Friday. Alcohol will could go into effect. a year for a family membership to disabled, Kathy and herchildren be mailed to MACC — Seasonal ties or the pain. Christmas is a gift CASH __ be served in restaurants, cafes and hotels, where hot meals are Revenue from the increase, $800. A single membership would were being evicted for non­ ^^i^ExIl 2 Sharing Appeal. Box 773, from God. He took 10s most MASTER CARD sefved. which is estimated to amount to increase from $480 to $530. Green payment of rent. Worry oveaher piwcious possession — His Son, and A t fiMiPit'di Manchester. VISA Garbage Collectloa: There will be no trash collection Friday. In about $30,000, would help pay for fees would Increase on weekdays husband and anxiety abou t^e offered Him for and to each one of HONE-647-9997 | / U ■ MONTHLY PMT. Manchester, curbside pickup scheduled for Friday will take place from $10 to $11 and on weekends future has had disastrous) PHONE- the purchase of water pumps, a Non-perishable foods, new and us. The Scripture proclaims that I Keeney St. Saturday. The Manchester and Coventry landfills will be closed from $12 to $13. pact not only on Kathy bu mower, additional golf carts and good as new toys, gifts for "the free gift of God isetemal life in Friday. financing of carts that were bought Paul J. Rosetto. the country even the youngest of the cITkld- Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans left to SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Emergency Nambers: In Manchester, for highway; 847-3233; for ren. Their most critical need is a shut-ins and elderly, may be left [Taa^AmooMOOPet* just this year. club’s president, said that fees for at the Town Fire Department on 8; IS) This is the life we will 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET sewer and water, 647-3111; for refuse 647-3248. non-residents probably also would place to live. A small luxury for Hertford Rd. Beldon Schaffer, the club’s vice Center Street, the 8th District celebrate tomorrow — whether we 1 EASyTOGETTO/j^^'^ Maachester Herald: The Herald will publish a morning edition go up. but he said that no figure has an overworked mother would be president, said during the meeting Fire Department and ComFed’s know It or not. MANCHESTER, CONN. Friday. All offices will be closed Friday. No Saturday edition will be of the town's country club subcom­ been decided upon, There would be a new or good as new used O M W TONMMT TfU f ■ THUIUOAV $ctM ■ CLOtlD CMRItmAB • O M M t«r. IC8M ■ OLOaiD $UHOAV Main Street office. ILE SUPPLIES published. mittee in Lincoln Center that vacuum cleaner. Rev. Paal K. Kalgkt revenue from the increased fees Please turn to page 12 Trinity Cevcnant Chnrch Manchcflier MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 24. 1987 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 24, 1987 Store employees ‘adopt’ families

' By Nancy Concelman past four years, said Julie Petsch, Committee members contact the Center, where customer service Manchester Herald co-chairman of the program. families and, depending on how the representatives take the catalog The JC Penney Catalog Distribu­ phone conversation goes, commit­ 'orders, set up a Christmas tree in Had he decided to bring his eight tion Center is one of about 50 of the tee members can meet with the the center that was decorated with reindeer, Santa might have created individuals and organizations, in­ families or Just make deliveries, paper tags to be replaced with ' quite a stir in the main employee cluding businesses, girl scout Petsch said. Most of the deliveries ornaments, mittens or other small cafeteria at the JC Penney Catalog troopS) schools and churches, that will be made this week, Ferguson gifts for the nine families it’s Distribution Center on Tolland participated in M ACC’s adopt-a- said. adopted, Petsch said. Turnpike. family this year, said Beth Harlow, During this conversation, com­ ’"The intent of it is not just to raise As it turned out, Santa caused director of Human Needs at MACC. mittee members will also ask the the money. We find that a lot of enough excitement on his own. Harlow said 367 families in Man­ family if they need or want any families are in need of things other To raise money for the Manches­ chester and Bolton will receive f o ^ other items, such as clothing. than the food items,” she said. ter Area Conference of Churches and gifts this year. Ferguson said local' stores will Included in the deliveries but adopt-a-family program, a 10- "Th is is something that our sometimes donate food, and one separate from the adopt-a-family person committee from Depart­ associates came to us with,” Petsch store donated an artificial Christ­ program are toys for children ment 530, which handles stocking said. mas tree. under 18 that Petsch and Steve and picking merchandise for This year, employees at the "It depends on the individual Chaffin, the supply manager, pick A ' orders, dressed employees Beth center, called associates, will pro­ family and what their needs are,” out from the catalog. "We just go DeMars and Andy Burgle in Santa vide 35 families with groceries and Petsch said. “ It really is individual­ through the catalog and decide suits. more, Petsch said. ized, depending on the committee what’s appropriate,” Ferguson and what the family is looking for.” said. The Santas manned posts in the J C Penney gets the phone At JC Penney, collecting the food main cafeteria for pictures with numbers and addresses of needy Although planning is up to the and gifts or the money to pay for committees, nearly everyone par­ employees. The pictures were sold families in the area from MACC them has become an exercise in ticipates in the program, Petsch to employees for $2 each and the and is responsible for providing one creativity. said. " I think it has increased money went to purchase food and week’s worth of groceries, a because a lot more people in our gifts for the families adopted by Christmas day meal and a gift to " It ’s only limited by the commit­ distribution center have become that department. each member of the family, Harlow tee’s imagination,” Ferguson said. Involved,” Petsch said. "A lot of said. While some of the committees JC Penney's Holiday Sharing have traditional canned food people come back and get involved program began about four years At the beginning of December, drives, others will hold bake sales even more so the next year. I think ago with some associates who knew associates form committees, usu­ or other fubd-raising events. they find it’s a very rewarding about the M ACC adopt-a-family ally by department. In 1984, 14 experience.” program. As a result, employees at committees served 24 families, said "They decide on their own what The families also appreciate the the distribution center have helped Jack Ferguson, co-chairman of the they want todo,” Petsch said. "The experience. 1 ntginild Plnto/Manehwtar Hanid make Christmas a little better for Holiday Sharing program and Santa Claus one is definitely the "They’re really overwMimed more than 130 needy families in training administrator. This year most original and most unusual.” that someone has gonediroMh the Special delivery Manchester and Bolton over the 17 committees will adopt families. A committee from the Telephone effort to do this.” Fergukoifraid. Santa Claus George Banks of East a new van which was donated by the Manchester Department of Transporta­ David Kooi/Manchattar Herald Hartford waves "hello” to Gladys Poist, left, of Manchester and Eva Roys of East tion to the Jefferson House Adult Day Retailers report some holiday gains The Rev. Lynnette Engman and the Rev. donated the toys to children in Peru. Hartford last Thursday as he steps out of Center. Dr. Philip Sanders of the Full Gospel Sanders said some of the children By Nancy Concelman to be "disastrous.” Meanwhile, Fred Nassif Jr., of "It’s been a very big bakeware Interdenominational Church, Inc. stand "never had toys" in their iives. Manchester Herald "It seemed like people were Nassif Sports Co. at 991 Main Street season. That cycles about every behind tubes filled with toys. The church buying a little later this year. This said his selling season "started three years.” Coltman named to state post Local retailers reported moder­ last week or so pulled us out.” slow.” Overall, though, he des­ Josephs said he’s surprised at the ate to high Christmas sales less Burger said. cribed it as "reasonable.” number of meat grinders and than two months after analysts On a national level, retail sales " It’s the last eight to ten days lobster steamers he’s sold this before Oiristmas that it really year, as well as the number of jelly By Andrew J . Davis man also was a member of the predicted a "disastrous” holiday had an uncertain start after Local church donates gifts season due to the stock market Thanksgiving, but slowly picked up starts to zoom.” Nassif said. jars. Manchester Herald citizen’s advisory committee which established the college more than 20 plunge. this month. In the final few days of Nassif said that clothing, espe­ ” I don’t know what they’re doing cially ski wear and pro-team Eleanor D. Coltman. a former years ago. But overall, individual mer­ the crucial selling season, retailers with them,” he said. insignia garments, have sold espe­ Fairway has an advantage be­ member of the ManchesterBoard of chants’ descriptions of their sales were optimistic that last-minute Now president of the Manchester cially well this year. But his for needy children in Peru Education and professor at Man­ varied as much as some of the shoppers would make this Christ­ cause Joseph relies on local wholes­ Community Services Council, she unexpectedly popular gifts this mas a moderately good one. expectations for high sales in tennis alers. who can restock items chester Community College, has also was a member of the Manches­ Ragindd nnto ManotwMw Herald "Th ey asked us to help for Christmas gifts, though spirit rais­ year. "It looks like they had a very, gear didn’t materialize. Nassif said quickly. Bv Andrew J. Davis been named to the Board of Trustees ter Board ofDirectorsfortwoyears. ers. do nothing to combat the The popularity of snowshoes. very strong Christmas.” said Max­ trends earlier this year seemed to ” I don’t run out unless they run Manchester Herald Christmas.” of the Regional Community Though Coltman said ^ e is The church is in the midst of poverty of the country. The church jelly jars and lobster steamers well Sroge, head of the catalog indicate that tennis gear would be a out. Where a lot ofplacesareoutof Colleges. unsure of some of the specific issues building a center in Peru which will thus passed out shoes and clothing surprised some local retailers, who consulting firm Marke-Sroge Com­ big seller. But. he said, tennis things. I ’ve got them.” he said. Christmas may come a little Coltman. 72. received word of the before the board, she said she would Employees in the Telephone Center at the JC Penney try to answer people’s medical, to the children earlier this year, couldn’t agree on whether or not the munications. which surveyed the traditionally experiences surges in Christmas sales this year for early this year foi some children in appointment Tuesday, she said. She like to heighten the public’s aware­ Catalog Distribution Center on Tolland Turnpike were social and spiritual needs. Sanders said Rev. Lynette Engman. business was better, worse, or no nation’s largest catalog houses. popularity. stores new to Manchester were Peru. will replace Dr. Walter Schardt on ness of the role of community said. Besides helping children in Peru , the 15-member board. Schardt different from last Christmas. "Almost everybody we talked to- Nassif was surprised at the dozen moderate. calling it Christmas early this year. Customer service Thanks to the efforts of the during Christmas, the church also colleges. John Burger, store manager at said the October stock market or more pairs of snowshoes he’s " It’s not a bad year.” said Sanders made his plea to help the retired from the board in June. 1986. representatives Dawn Anderson of Rockville, left, and members of the Full Gospel Inter­ has missionaries in Haiti and a host ' " I ’m concerned about the public Sieffert’s Appliance at 445 Hartford debacle caused a blip in sales for a sold, and the fact that he’s sold out Carmen Schiro. assistant manager children after visiting Peru in Carolyn Alaimo of Manchester arranged gifts last week denominational Church Inc., child­ of other countries. Sanders .said. Coltman will serve on the board understanding of the importance of Road said business is the same as week or two afterward, but after of toboggans twice. of the Bob’s Store at 240 N. Main St. November. He said church ren in Peru who may have been Locally, the church also will try for the next six years. The board the community college system,” last year, although it was predicted that it smoothed out,” Sroge .said. "This year has been a year for "F o r a first-year store. I think that they’ll donate to needy families in Manchester and members had answered the call for without a Christmas will be able to to help people who may need oversees the state’s 12 community she said. "The general public still relatively obscure things,” he said. we’re doing well.” Schirosaidthe Bolton as part of JC Penney’s Holiday Sharing Program. help in one day. receive a brand new Christmas toy. assistance in having a happy colleges, with each region having a doesn’t appreciate the importance James Farr, owner of Farr’s Christmas rush didn’t start until said the Reverend Dr. Philip Volunteers unpacked the toys Christmas. Sanders said. member. of a community college in Connecti­ sporting goods store at 2 Main St., the second week in December. Sanders. Because of his plea. 984 such as teddy bears, board games cut... unless they have had someone M anchester In said he’s also sold a lot of toboggans "It started a lot later this year. As far as the children in Peru are "I had had an idea it was going to brand new toys were donated by and balls from their original ■ ■ w V who has gone through the system.” apd other large items, such as But it seems to be going the way we concerned, the toys are also bring­ come for a week or so,” Coltman church memhers. he said. cartons and then packed them in ing smiles to the people of the MCC student Kenneth Kudra was Tree cleanup slated bicycles. assumed.” said. "It came as a very pleasant "Camping has been very good Buying coupled with aggressive The toys will go to children living large tubes, which made the toys church. Engman said. recently elected one of two student surprise” The Park and Cemetery Division will again be carrying out a this year. Street hockey has just markdowns by retailers "should outside Lima who have contact with easier to send. They were then sent "It's great to be a part of this and ELEANOR D. C O LTM A N representatives to the board. Kudra Christmas tree recyciing program. Trees wiil be fed through a gone wild with us.” enable this Christmas season to be his church's foundation he said through Miami to Peru with the to help someone less fortunate than A member of the Manchester . . . new trustee is currently chairman of a Student "Some of the.se kids were 10 to 12 help of Eastern Airlines. Sanders I am ." she said. "People in this school board for nine years. Colt­ Senate subcommittee which is chipping machine to make mulch and trail base material for use He said business has been great. characterized as OK, as opposed to the dismal predictions forecast years old and they have never had said countrv don’t realize how fortunate man also taught political science at the college seven years ago. looking into establishing a student in the town’s parks and cemeteries. "It’s better than it’s ever been. earlier.” said Jeffrey Feiner, a 0 toys in their life." Sanders sajd The church also knows that MCC for 15 years. She retired from Besides working for MCC, Colt­ union at the college. Residents are requested to bring their trees to one of the This is the best year we’ve ever following locations: had. It’s been steady since Thanks­ Merrill Lynch & Co. analyst. ''■— Salter’s Pond parking lot giving.” F a rr said. The dismal predictions followed — Tolland Turnpike at gravel pit entrance The owner of Floral Expressions the Oct. 19 stock market crash and THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Almanac — The sand pile on Keeney Street near Primer Road at 135 E . Center St. almost echoed sluggish consumer spending in — The sand pile on Edgerton Street F a rr’s words. November. The gloomy projections Ttic Acc.u Wcaltwt ioii'i . rrktiy. Oor.cmbor ( S H f)W Accu W«^;illior'‘ foref..v.t lot f rid.iy — The sand pile at Union Pond on North School Street " It’s the best Christmas ever.” led retailers to cut prices so that the said owner Mary Munsie. "We have day after Thanksgiving shoppers 30 20 Daytime Conditions and M k j I i I c m i H i.itnn Dec. 24, 1987 TODAY’S MOON: Between Residents are asked to remove all nails or other metal from the to r SH O W really been steady for the past 10 were greeted by discounts rarely 10 new moon (Dec. 20) and first trees and to pile them adjacent to the sand pile to prevent them ■ v i s r x : - : ” :- days.” seen that early in the season. Today Is Christmas M T w T F $ quarter (Dec. 27). from blowing around. Please do not dispose of garbage at these >w ^ ’ Eve. It is the 358th ' Munsie said her store is twice as Retailers make up to 50 percent of TODAY’S TRIVIA: What was Ava Gard­ locations. day of 1987 and the busy as last year and everything is their annual profit during the ner's given name? (a) Abigail Gardiner third day of winter. selling well, Christmas season, so heavy mark- (b) Tula FInklea (c) Lucy Johnson DIRosa named to committee V 4- . F a rr felt the good weather and downs can seriously damage their TODAY’S BARBS Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has been appointed to a committee lack of snow this winter accounted performance. TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in BY PHIL PA8TORET to establish a permanent chair in Modern Italian History at the for some of his good business, but But Ron Simmons, owner of the 1951; Gian Carlo Menottl's "Amahl Why does your prescription always ex­ University of Connecticut. admitted that nice weather has its Curtis Mathes Home Entertain­ and the Night Visitors," the first opera ment Center at 273 W. Middle mcn£ji£TD pire the day after the doctor goes away Emiliana Pasca Noether, professor emeritus of the university, disadvantages. WK1DY written for television, first aired. for a month's vacation? has donated $120,000 to the university for establishment of the "Skates haven’t been very good Turnpike, wasn’t worried about his 4 0 T ™ ' ~ ^ Don't you wish that once In a while Lady chair. A goal of $1,000,000 has been set to establish the chair. this year,” F a rr said. store’s performance. / I TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Kit Carson Luck would smile on you Instead of just This special project will house memorabilia and papers of The Fairway Department Store ’Tm very happy.” Simmons (1809); Matthew Arnold (1822); How­ giggling the way she does? prominent Connecticut Italian-Americans. The endowment will 975 Main St. has experienced a said. “ The big ticket items- ard Hughes (1905); Ava Gardner (1922) be self-financed by the interest on the $1,000,000. slight increase in sales over last ...they’re exceptionally good for TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (c) Actress 40 h . \fi tntu year, said owner Steve Josephs. this time of year.” TODAY’S QUOTE: "Journalism is liter­ Ava Gardner was originally named t *4 • .in ature In a hurry" — Matthew Arnold. Lucy Johnson. PROMT' rr.HOWFRS j W.»‘.ht*»4|lon |*»S "I 70^ • s g ; , . ' ...... Watm CoM StJttonary l'f« A. . W.' .th.-r li. Abducted elm returns 7 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Elmer elevator floor. I knew who he was Elm , the victim of a tree-napping, right away. I had shaken his limb is only a little worse for wear after last year, and I had read in the liristmas White Christmas for being found not too far from the paper about him being stolen. I scene of his abduction. started yelling, ‘It’s M r. Elm ! It’s A time for Peace Eim er is the Minneapoiis Park Mr. Elm ! ’’’ she said. Board's 7-foot-taii rubber costume Paul Domholt, a Park Board much of North, West of an American elm. Fo r 12 years, employee, said the agency doesn’t and Joy...A time for he has visited the city’s grade know who took Elm er. The cos­ SEASONS g reetin g s Falling snow decked the malls for today and Christmas Day for schools, urging care of urban tume, valued at about $3,000, was sharing memories i r . across the northern Plains from New Mexico’s southwest arid cen­ woodiands. missing a few pieces of bark and southern Minnesota to Colorado tral mountains, northeast and He went to the Hyatt Regency had some tom leaves after the and renewing and New Mexico today, and fore­ east-central plains. hotel last Thursday night to enter­ ordeal. casters promised a white Christ­ Winter weather advisories were tain at the World’s Largest Office Elm er Is being repaired and is cherished r mas Eve from the upper Missis­ in effect for parts of southwest Party, a fund-raiser. His keepers expected to be back in the grade Minnesota, northwest Iowa, north­ sippi Valley to the mountains of the briefly left him in a storage room, schools soon. friendships. Jl’''i West. ern Nebraska, much of Colorado and when they returned, Elm er was Winter storm warnings for heavy and Wyoming, all of Utah, and gone. He was last seen being F snow were posted for southeastern higher elevations of Arizona and carried from the hotel by four South Dakota, southern Wyoming northern New Mexico. unidentified men. Lottery and in New Mexico’s west central Winds gusted to 74 mph at Beth Bums, a Minneapolis real- mountains. Centerville, Utah, and canyon estate agent, said the abducted elm Christmas brings us a special opportunity to A winter storm watch was posted winds reached 100 mph at Kays- \ M x t was found in an elevator in the Connecticut daily wish our valued customers the very best that ville, Utah. Hyatt parking ramp Tuesday night. Wednesday: 247 Weather Trivia Gale warnings were in effect Today’s weather picture was drawn by Erinn Sullivan of Ralph "The doors opened and there was the season can bring... peace and joy and the along the central California coast. poor Elm er, face down on the special closeness of family and wonderful From all of us, to all Snow accumulations early today Road, a 10-year-old from Keeney Street School. Play Four: 1180 ranged up to more than 3 feet in friends. It is our wish for you that this Christ­ of you... We would like higher elevations of Wyoming, 15 mas is the very merriest ever, and that the New to take this opportunity to wish Inches in Casper, Wyo.; 10 inches at CONNECTICUT WEATHER Manchester Herald Year brings you and your family health, hope Harrisburg, Neb.; 9 inches in Fort and, of course, happiness. you A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON! Collins, Colo.; and 4 inches in Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Increasing USPS 327-500 Denver. 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IM7 - i_ 4 - MAitCHEtTEH HERAU) T tm rm ta r Pet M W7 V A Ntwipapcr In Education Frefram The 100th Congress T h e Q u i z gpeiueradbjr PiibBc Records Eastern prez declares ^ B ir t h s The Manchester Herald woridscoDe (10 polnte lor Moh quMMon anmnnd comeUv) Linden f t 5U7 SM Worid events shaped 1st session IfiduH S »ad HraitMT D D e n is S Foley-Sebatn and WIcKf, ARdfwr of Karen F Foley-Scbain to Tkt adore JamesT and Joyce OppeR Wicks of Hshrersfli t« R«to«rY T AUbno »nd Coventry was bore Dec. 19 at By Lbb Gould WilHMn C Cote M-tr Focter ft T and Lisa V Cemminss 71 H ‘ain’t no Santa Claus’ concluded that ultimate responsi­ pact, while dropping other arms sel Act. The original law was Hartford Hospital. Ws oiatereal The AttoclotBd Press bility for the Iran-Contra affair rest IIW E b n ft 5145 OM control restrictions opposed by passed in 1978 as a congressional Tbomas F Scanlon to Jane and grandparetita are Mary and S eb ert with the president: " I f the presi­ Reagan. response to the Watergate scandal, M m P Md iatia A Slirider to MIAMI (API - T V Ft«SMle« of Bakes accuaed t V wuoo, which Edward J Carini Jr M-32 Ecarx O p^lt of East Hartford. His WASHINGTON - Outside dent did not know what his national The Senate debate and vote on and provides for appointment of a D «M ld K Aadm oo two parcetf Easters Airlines, wkicb was bought repreaeuta mechaasca. baggage events, more than legislation, ft 575 4M paternal grandparenta are Calbe- security advlsera were doing, he approving the intermediate-range special counsel to investigate alle­ ■Uek Place, t m m last year by a man wbo declared handtera and deanert. of (ailing to shaped the first year of the lOOth TbontafF ScantontoNonnanG rlne and Ruel Wicks of Manchester. should have.” missile treaty signed by Reagan gations against high-level govern­ Robert B . and'Marilye L Bayard "there ain't no Sasta dans." ta V ■fgotiatioua aeriouaiy- T V andLisaC Gafnon kS-SEsaexft His maternal great-grandmollier is Congress, which saw its agenda and Gorbachev on Dec. 8 won’t ment officials. to Lym M Cionet Wellrweep doesn't sound Idee V T l appear at nmou aought pay iacreaaea wbile SUPREME COURT l-x=l 575 OM Ellen Watu overwhelmed by the Iran-Contra occur until after Congress returns C— doonlaiuai conveyarre tax t v empleyee Christmas party ia a t V company demanded wage cuts The Senate ended one of its most Rkhard R and Joyce A Krol to affair, a stock market crash and the from its holiday recess late next WELFARE SIMM red suit and white beard of nearly 56 percent for t V Kwiatkowski. H m d *y iw rea. president's attempts to fill a bitter nomination battles on Oct. 23 Steve and Dawn M VeBJeux <5 month. The House passed a 5-year, $4.3 Caylofd C. Wetr to Fraofc J and "Maeta of t V weakness of East- non-akflled workera. son of David J and Debra Richard Supreme Court vacancy. by voting to reject Robert H. Bork, Hawthorne ft 5US4M billion welfare overhaul bill that MildredP Kof lot at McKeeFam. era over tV years has been Bakes said V is taking steps. Kwiatkowski of 1212 W. Middle The rancorous session ended 50-42, for -the high court seat it Robert A and Joan R Barock to TRANSPORTA'nON made the first substantial changes n,dM labor-maaafement relations, inrfawBag reducing labor coats, to Tpke,. was born Dec. 7 at Manebes- quietly Tuesday after bitter fights vacated by the retirement of Robert O and Arlene M. f t .Fterre Motorists chafing under the 55 in two decades in the nation’s Gtcti VM te to WilUani A bltite which we didn't introdnee to poaitioii t v carrier for an expan- ter Memorial HospHal. IBs mater­ over aid to Nicaragua’s Contra Justice Lewis F. Powell in June. 75 Essex ft 5121 4M mph speed limit got a lift from system of providing for the needy. Md Mate ft SIM M * Eastern. ... aitd labor costs." Bon in t V 1996s. nal grandparents are Francis and Bork’s crltica attacked his nar­ ■iTl' Daruf E and Noreen S Kirk to rebels and passage of a $600 billion Congress this year with legislation Among other things, it would put WmrreoE Howland to Donald K Eastern President Phil Bakes said He said Eastern has made Lillian Richard of Springfield, row reading of constitutional pro­ Patnefc J and Andrea H Clancy <3 spending bill that was needed that raised the speed limit on about most welfare parents to work and Andenon Riverbend IndaPriat ia an interview Wednesday. "W e iMhit inlisi progress on most of his Mass His paternal grandparents A U.S. Navy helicopter crewman is shown here winched aboard ftepber: ft 5174 «M because Congress failed all year to tections, while his supporters de­ three-quarters of the nation’s inter­ require immediate, automatic P a rt Coadomtmmn IZTSOM V v e not made progress with t V 1997 g o ^ particularly in improv­ are Ronald and Rita Kwiatkowski his Sikorsky Blackhawk after helping rescue 40 seamen aboard Ronald F and Delores A Lali- pass a single appropriation bill. picted him as a jurist who believes state highway system to 65 mph. .wage withholding of child support. Betty Mae Afcmentin to Mkbaa^ unionized groups, and there have to ing 0B4iine performance, market­ of West Springfield Mass. When the LOOth Congress opened judicial rulings should strictly the burning (CHOOSE ONE: Cypriot, Kuwaiti) supertanker C, and Cbcryl A. Fottner Plea»aut berte to Dents S and Karen F be very, very stark changM in t V ing. travd aervices and in c re a ^ Reagan vetoed the transportation Senate action on a more modest Foiey-Schaic Redwood Farms on Jan. 0, Democrats held control of follow what the Constitution’s au­ bill to which the speed limit "Pivot," which was hit recently by an Iranian Irlgale in the View SU2 0M economics of Eastern Airlines. productivity among non-union Wagner, Cari-Lynn. daughter of package is expected in 1988. 5205 m both the House and Senate for the thors had in mind. provision was attached, but he was Persian Cull. Heal E and Dale R Prev.ott to "I'd like to sit here and pull my employees. James and Donna Allen Wagner of Catherine L Brown to David C first time since 1090 and were eager Bork’a defeat was followed the overridden, 67-33. ADJOURNMENT WIBiatn B Taylor III and Michelle punches and say t V changes Bat Eastern lost 572.5 million in 12 Knox St was born Dec. 7 at 2 Gary Hart recently announced Matchwords and MarMia A Am er Orford to capitalize on the waning Reagan nomination of Douglas H. Ginsburg A spate of aircraft accidents help ” We end the year on a positive A. Taylor 122 Carpenter Road (needed! aren't substantial but the third quarter this year to more Manchester Memorial Hospital. he would re-enter the race lor (2 points for tech correct match) Vitlaye 5155 040 presidency. on Oct. 29. But on Nov. 7, Ginsburg gain approval at session’s end of a and conciliatory note,” Senate $ m , m they are substantial." said Bakes, than wipe out gains the first half of Her maternal grandfather is Ri­ President. He made the an­ Allan D and Carolyn N. Tbomas Their agenda included major asked Reagan to withdraw his ban on smoking on domestic flights Majority Leader Rober Byrd, D- 1-myslical a-shortsighted Ronald J Foernier Nanc>' A wbo took over nearly a year ago t V year. Another loss Is projected chard L Allen of Olcott Street Her nouncement in the state of to Darious E and Noreen S Kirk trade legislation, arms control and name after a public furor over his of two hours or less. Va., said in a Dec. 18 floor speech. PonrMer Carroll M Neloon and after cost-cutting airline entrepre­ Eastern Airlines President for t V fourth quarter. paternal grandmother is Maryanne which holds Ihe nation’s iirsi 215 Holiitter ft conveyance tax campaign finance reform. By ye­ admission that he smoked mari­ "This has been basically a totally 2>myopic b-changlng Marjorie Neiaon to Catherine L neur Frank Lorenzo's Texas .Air Bakes early this year asked for Cyr of 6 Bank St, She has a brother. 5245 3* Phil Bakes talked Wednes­ ar’s end, none of those had become juana in the 1960s and ’70s. ETHICS useless year,” House Republican primary on February 16. Nnroict and Pritchard H Meyer Corp completed its takeover of labor cost cuts of more than 30 Christopher, 6 law. And. as usual, Congress saved On Nov. 11, Reagan chose federal Dennis and Sharon Trainor to day of the situaatin with the Rep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., and Whip Trent Lott, R-Miss., said in a 3 The Senate ..I.. Committee re­ 3- mulable c-generous Oakdale BO conveyance tax Eastern percent, but union officials, saying most of its work until last. appellate Judge Anthony M. Kevin M and Pamela Ztnsser- Beebe, Brian Edward, son of Rep. Harold E. Ford, D-Tenn., newspaper interview. "It's been cently quizzed Anthony Kennedy Gian H Sikan to WilliaiD and The Miami-based carrier had embattled air line. He said they've made concessions for years Kennedy, who won bipartisan sup­ Bropby Park Chestnut Condomi­ been losing money for years and without seeing the airline improve Mark A and Mary Boland Beebe of were indicted this year. Biaggi was very frustrating, very difficult, on his views about the U.S. 4- murky d-spirilual ^ndidi C Libby Park Chertmrt “we’re not going to com­ 100 Bretton Road was bore Dec. 10 BUDGET AND TAXES port after three days of Senate nium 570 000 . had 52 5 billion in debts when Texas its financial picture, have balked. convicted of accepting illegal gra­ very partisan.” Constitution. Condominhnn Md.Wd ment on speculation. at Manchester Memorial Hospital The marathon final session, hearings. The Judiciary Commute Rita Kelley to Peter S. aitd Wendy Air offered to purchase it Feb 24 The unions' refusal has come in a tuities, Ford was indicted on 5- munificent e-dark CMC Development Inc to Isabel His maternal grandparenuareMr which began Monday morning and votes in late January and the full 4 Major Miranda, a high-ranking L Sullivan 1242 Valley View Road 1956 It finally won federal approval year of sales of Eastern aircraft, federal charges of bank, mail and T. Compaxto Oak Grove Farms and Mrs William Manning of 39 continued until 3; 40 a.m. Tuesday, Senate shortly thereafter. military defector recently told paapiawatch/spertiiont tlS .tM 5210 000 late that year. For many years, the joke has transfer of Eastern's reservation tax fraud. L'AR Construction Co Inc to Stephen St and the late Francis E. produced two packages of legisla­ On Dec. 19, the House voted 324-68 adm inistration officials that KcRy L Davison to Randall S After the deal was announced. been that Eastern keeps the crisis services to Texas Airand persistent PERSIAN GULF English romantics (5 points for each correct answer) Ronald F and Delores A LaLi- Boland. His paternal grandparents tion that wrapped in virtually all of to reprimand Rep. Austin Murphy, (CHOOSE ONE; Cuba, Nicara­ and Mary E Sloc-um 5f Devon Lorenzo, who took Continental in Christmas. " Charles E, Bryan, rumors it will sell off lucrative The Persian Gulf fight centered are Mr and Mrs George Beebe of the money to fund government gua) is planning a large military 1 A magazine in Ihe Soviet Union recently Drive. tllS M* berte Mourrtain Farm 5265.966. Airlines into federal bankruptcy bead of Machinists District 160. Northeast shuttle routes. on Reagan’s plan to allow 11 D-Pa., for allowing someone else to subject of exhibit East Middle Turnpike. He has a agencies in fiscal 1988 — $606 published excerpts from .*!..» Borl* Donald W and Patricia A Polka Robert J Allen to David S and reorganization in 1963 and voided said in an interview Wednesday. A newspaper reported Wednes­ Kuwaiti tankers to sail under the vote for him and for misusing build-up with Soviet aid. Elizabeth A Miele Orford Village brother. Kevin. 5 and three sisters. billion. That included $291.5 billion Pasternak's previously banned novel its union contracts, said: "A s we all "This year, it's hit a peak. The day that Eastern may cede the U.S. flag with protection from Navy congressional property. Ethics NEW YORK (AP) - “ William 5 The Supreme Court recently to David A and Norman A Burke Shannon. 9; Michele, 7; and Jen­ for defense, $8.1 million for non­ ■ set in the lime of Ihe Bolshevik Revolu­ IM Prospect ft tUl.dW 5125 500 know, there ain't no Santa Claus" employees are just being devas­ Washington-New York-Boston ser­ warships In the war-torn waterway. committee investigations continue Wordsworth and the Age of English nifer 3 His paternal great­ weapons supplies for the Contras deadlocked 4 to 4 on Ihe con- tion. Frank K and Jean L Wigren to Leaders of the unions represent­ ta te There's no morale. vice to Texas Air, for Reps. Charles Rose, D-N.C., Romanticism,” anexhibition at the Howard R and Barbara H grandmother is Mrs Patrick Moo­ through February and $425 million The convoys began July 20. stitutionaltty of stale laws Carlton to Riccardo T and Ricardo Gerardo and Jennifer L Francio*a ing Eastern pilots, flight attendants "The horror stories we hear of The Miami Herald report fol­ Congressional critics feared the Richard Stallings, D-Idaho, and New York Public Library through 2 An advisory panel recently declared ney of 17 Lindman St. for work on a manned, orbiting (CHOOSE O NE; legaliziiig, re­ T. Taddei 125 Bolton ft convey­ 62 Agnes Drive 5160.000 and machinists say the Texas Air intimidation and threats — what a lowed several that Eastern was policy would draw the United States Fofo I.F. Sunia, the non-voting Jan. 2, 1988, consists of more than that Richard Serra's coniroveralal Bruce A and Georgia L Stauffer space station. stricting) minors’ access to abor­ ance tax SIM M management is crushing employee way to spend Christmas." said offering the shuttle for sale. The Hambrook, Elliott Troy, son of into the Iran-Iraq war, and said delegate from American Samoa. 300 literary and artistic treasures, (CHO O SE O N E : sculpture* mural) In to James R and Joan E Willhoft 55 Congress also passed a $17.6 tions. Marietla S LoKinbohl to Jeffrey morale with increasingly strid Bryan, whose union is in dead­ Houston Chronicle, citing unidenti­ John E. and Nancy J. Lisk- ^ a g a n should invoke the War many of them in the United States Manhattan's Federal Plaza cannot be Virginia Road 5202 000. billion package of tax increases and ENVIRONMENT P Brissette 34 Liberty St work rules, layoffs of 4,000 people locked contract negotiations that fied company sources Monday, said Hambrook of 129 Wetherell St. was Powers Act, the 1973 law restricting for the first time. relocated without destroying its arlhllc Patrick J Clancyjr and Andrea entitlement cuts that helped fulfill a Late in 1986, Reagan vetoed a $20 The exhibition includes 25 major tIM .M and threats of continued layoffs and are headed for mediation after the Eastern is trying to sell the shuttle born Dec 7 at Manchester Memor­ a president’s right to send troops to value. H Clancy to Robert T Alibrio and deficit-reduction agreement billion, nine-year package of state paintings by John Constable and 20 Holiday Home* Corp to Albert wage cuts first of the year. for 5100 million ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ areas of imminent danger. Reagan William G Cole 25 Greenwood prompted by the 508-point Wall aid to continue the sewage and 3 Trustees o( Margaret MitchclPs estate M and Celia M Cburilla 9I( parents are Kerwin and Mildred refused to invoke the law. arguing by J.M.W. Turner; original manus­ Drive, conveyance tax. 5137 50 Street crash of Oct. 19. are suing a French author who they tay Parker St conveyance tax. Lisk of Falmouth. Mass. His that it was unconstitutional in any water-treatment program that has cripts of some of the most famous Helen M Hargan to Thomas P helped clean up many of America s poetry in the English language, by has written a parody of MitcheH'a SIMM paternal grandmother is Jane IRAN-CONTRA case and did not apply to the Newsname Maebuga and Susan M Parker 95 waterways. Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, famous novel 55 Oakland Street Corp to Vem Arrest may be near in Jl case Hambrook of Easton, Pa. The Senate and House appointed Persian Gulf situation. (15 points II you can Idontlty this Walker St 5137 900 The House and Senate quickly Keats and Byron, and personal Sber Trust 55 Oakland St S390 000 separate committees to jointly A suit was filed by 110 legislators, person In the ntws) 4 Doctors recently said prognosh Janrws Beaulieu Development Seippel, Kart Lange, son of seeking a court order to start the passed the same massive package memorabilia of the poets. The Ouft dafm deeds Laezynski would have been 25 Detectives from the crimes investigate the Reagan administra­ was good* as the Michigan football Co Inc to Jame* B Golden Jr HARTFORD (APi - The father Steven and Sally Mazzone Seippel War Powers invocation process, in January. Reagan vetoed it again exhibits have been lent by more Some people say 1 today. against persons unit interviewed tion’s secret military assistance to coach emerged from his second quad* Parkview Estate* 5100 000 Edward R and Marie J Provost of a slain Journal Inquirer reporter of 98 Walnut St. was born Dec. 10 at but a federal judge dismissed the and was overridden by huge than 70 museums, libraries and Investigators have been working about 300 people, including neigh­ Iran and to the Contras. did not get along ruple heart bypass operation In 11 years. Mkbael K Esc avich and Pamela to Edward R and Marie J Provost says he doesn’t want to comment on Manchester Memorial Hospital. suit hours before Congress ad­ majorities in both chambers private collections around the with the FBI. the state, police bors. friends, co-workers, family The first phase began May 5, well with Nancy C. Dochesneau to John P and and Gail M Cowles .Northfield reports that an arrest is imminent His maternal grandparents are The two biggest environmental world, including those of The 5 Seattle Seahawks* linebacker ..f.. re­ forensic laboratory and their own members and people charged with focusing on the administration’s journed for the year. Reagan during the Susan K Peak I25-I30 Birch St Green no conveyance tax because he does not want to Raymond and Nancy Mazzone of issues of 1987 were air pollution and Wordsworth Trust, Dove Cottage, cently said, “ So far* I've probably had jeopardize the case forensic expert to analyze finger­ crimes in the neighborhood. 102 WethErell St. His paternal channeling of money and arms to recent summit in II43.SM Susan Tyska-Wood to W Richard ARMS CONTROL the administration’s request to England, the British Museum and zero amount of fun playing the game "J want to see something prints and other forensic evidence, Police also put together a compo­ grandparents are Paul and Marilyn the Contras through U.S. officials Washington. Who Maria G Dexanti* to David M Wood 83 Bramblebush Road no The arms control fight centered open the Arctic National Wildlife the National Portrait Gallery, that I'm supposed to have the most fun happen," said Edward Laezynski police have said site sketch of a man wanted for Seippel of Plymouth. Mich. and private operatives. From June am I? Dube and Kellv J Reyan 70-72 conve>ance tax on Reagan’s "Star Wars” anti­ Refuge in Alaska to oil drilling. London. in .... I know it's not my fault.** of Union. N.J . father of slain Police found that a bathroom questioning in the case. The man 23 until Aug. 3. the committees Faries, William Andrew Jr., son missile plan, known formally as the Both were stalemated at year’s One of the three co-curators is reporter Kara A. Laezynski. "Then screen had been slit, but it did not had entered the apartment of a focused on the arms-to-Iran deal. of William A. and Holly Brennan Strategic Defense Initiative, and on end, with the refuge still off limits to Jonathan Wordsworth, chairman of Ml comment" appear that anyone had entered woman living in Laezynski's apart­ Nationwide television audiences YOUR SCORE: 91 l6 100 points <-TO P SCORE: Faries of 190 Princeton St. was born his view of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic oil rigs and the nation’s clean air the Wordworth Trust and a des­ Hartford State’s Attorney John Laezynski's apartment through the ment building after telling that heard National Security Council 81 to 90 points — Excsllsnt. 71 to 90 points — Qood. 91-70 points — Fair. Coventry High names Dec. 11 at Manchester Memorial program operating under an eight- cendant of the famous poet. M Bailey said Wednesday that he window. There was also no sign that woman that he wanted to use her aide Lt. Col. Oliver L. North and Missile treaty. « Knowlsdgs Unllmltsd, Inc. 1221-87______Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Reagan asserted that his admin­ month extension that prevents any After its presentation in New believed “ there will be a major the door to her apartment had been telephone. Once in the woman's Rear^Adm. John M. Poindexter ents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas istration had the legal right to adopt sanctions against areas that ha­ York, the exhibition will travel to break in the case," and an arrest forced open apartment, he made threatening e x ^ in how they hoped the Iranian the Indiana University Art Mu­ ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Brennan of 190 Princeton St. His a "broad” view of the treaty, ven’t attained anti-pollution "in the very near future" Since the slaying, two detectives and sexual remarks, police said. weapons sales would help free U.S. seum, Bloomington, Ind., Jan. qiiomtog uciJg-s !i»m3»qui»qis »9-» MUSA 1st quarter honor roll paternal grandparents are Mr. and permitting wider SDI testing, while standards. Hartford police met with Bailey have been working overtime on the Investigators have also looked hostages In Lebanon and generate 27-March 6, 1988. Smaller traveling !ain|d|i»s-z !„o 8*a|HZ topoQ,,-! :iH9l11)IOdS/H31VM3'MOM Mrs. Joseph Faries Jr., 70Carriage opponents said the current "nar­ .Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday case and they have questioned closely at crimes that have oc­ money for the Contras. Poindexter, versions of the exhibiton in poster- 3-S !3-> !q-c !(-Z !p-l :sailOMH31V»V COVENTHY - Named to the GRADE t Drive. row” view should remain. INDEPENDENT COUNSEL A Heners to review details of the case, several possible suspects. Earlier curred in the neighborhood since who was Reagan’s national secur­ panel form will tour the United Aoqxiqjoo :]|qVNSAUN honor roll for the first quarter A compromise eventually was Congress passed, and President EUsso Chesler. MIchocI Grondore including forensic evidence. Bailey this month, Del. Timothy F. Sulli­ the slaying. Matihewson, Leland Scott, son of ity adviser, said he never told the States, Canada and Great Britain in 8u|p|i|UJ-S !*n8vj*i(N-k marking period at Coventry High B Heners reached that retained the require­ Reagan on Dec. 15 signed, a S-year said Hartford police Sgt. Richard van and Det. James Pasqurell said A woman from Laezynski’s Kurt and Sheri Watts Matthewson president of the plan. 1987 and 1988. !Xitp|pn|-c !ai|qidui(H *x>N-Z !|0|jdX3 -l :]d03SaillOM School were; Ellzobeth Boucher, Nancy Brooks. ment for a narrow view of the ABM extension of the Independent Coun­ Brook Cooper, Stocev Dixon, Nicole Grocki. of the crimes against they had identified three or four neighborhood, whose apartment of 460 Woodbridge St. was born Dec. On Nov. 18, the committees Dolot, Julie Doughty. Kim Duffy. Bryon possible suspects. was burglarized Nov. 3. said police 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Forst, Kendra Hamm, Mellsso How- persons unit, declined to comment. M A O g tt kins. M ary Hurley, Randy Leete, Cathe­ A co-worker discovered the Lac- "W e have people we have been obtained fingerprints from her tal. His maternal grandparents are A Mr. and Mrs. Leland Watts of eott Aldort, Brion Flonoson. Monico rine Lockwood, Shelly Miles. Heother zynski's nude body in her first-floor interviewing because of their crim­ apartment because they found EVEREADY Hedtne, Jennifer Polldoro, Chonnlno Moore, Derek Moulton, Tim Mvsh- inal history, people who have been similarities between the burglai^ Woodbridge St. His paternal grand­ FINESSE M ILK O F AAPRI rowll. Stephonie Peftingcr, Jonathon efficiency apartment in Hartford's BAYER Stove, Rebecca Wytos. SItek, Jenny Waldo. Scott Wolloce, West End on Oct. 5. She had been involved in crime in that neighbor­ and the Laezynski case. Police said parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald NIVEA Cond. & ENERGIZER Apricot Matthewson. Rocky Hill. 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He can get up for short That day we had company — my mother and father. behavior, let alone a child. So after reviving my periods of time, but always with great difficulty and My father has a serious problem — he’s an alcoholic check, let your son know he was meant to have a biKe pain. and had come around looking to borrow money for and his sister a doll. He’s very lonely. He’s seldom able to leave his small Thaoks apartment and must do his own cooking. He has a hard AMiUion My husband and I don’t drink alcohol. We live on a DEAR MR. ROSS: For a man in your position, I see Impatience Jack time manipulating the pots and pans. very tight budget and didn’t let my father have the you as being a bom opportunist. U t me ask - what s He could certainly use a small microwave to help Percy Ross money he asked for. the best opportunity you’ve seen in the past 12 monm^. him in preparing meals. A n d e rso n When my folks left, apparently so did my son sbank. SEATTLE, WASH. He ain’t heavy, Mr. Ross, he’s my brother...and I. When I told my son his bank was gone, he started to cry would be forever grateful If you could help him. and said he Cbuldn’t buy his sister the doll. One lone dog in a parking lot full of turns to MS. A H. Mr. Ross, this hurts me so much. I don’t know much DEAR MR. H. LAS VEGAS, NEV. want this land. What more do you need to know? about what alcohol does to a person. I do know if s ® (Christmas trees. MR. B.F. disease. 1^ you think after my father sobers up, he ll DEAR MS. H.: He’s my brother, too, for we’re all FAIRFIELD, ALA. know what he’s done? □ □ □ good will brothers under the skin. He’s getting a new microwave Although I’m concerned about my father, when I see Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross Is Internationally because my check is on the way. DEAR MR. F.: You can write me 50 times, but my him again. I’ll have to tell him to stay away until he gets known for Ms philanthropic works and likes to his life straightened out. I know you can’t help with my I » Is Uncle Sam answer will be the same. encourage others to help solve problems for those m DEAR MR. ROSS: What’s with you? This is the fifth There are many things people would like, but just hurt, but would you help my son with his? need. Write to Ross In care of the Manchester Herald, It U not a Christmas story, or is it? wanting them doesn’t mean you’re going to get them. MRS. D.H. letter I’ve written asking for $6,000 to buy a piece of SALEM, ILL. P.O Box 35000, Minneapolis, Rfflnn. 55435. In c ite a Here’s the way the story goes in a general property from my friend. I keep stalling her by saying phone number If you wish. All letters are read. Only a the check should come through any day. Where is it for DEAR MR. ROSS: This is about my 8-year-old son. few are answered In this column, although others may way even though some details may be mixed on the price DEAR MRS. H.: That’s one of the ugly facts of crying out loud? He collects aluminum cans and saved the money in his be acknowMged privately. up a bit, the way details do get mixed up when Like I forestated. I’m on a fixed income and really piggy bank. The bank recently got full so I set it away pinnhoiicm it will lead a grown man to steal a little people grow impatient with each other. The story began on a high note when a fixers’ side? M anchester man and his wife decided to open an ethnic grocery store and delicatessen in a shopping plaza in Manchester. WASHINGTON — If the Grinch spared your Stay alert to cut the cost of medical fraud He had a sign painted in the style and colors Christmas this year, just wait 12 months. PrMident Reagan is threatening to veto a bill that would night operations have cost private of another zero to the claim figure. he felt were best suited to the image of the form. group of individuals. Other signs include prescription prohibit manufacturers from dictating to retailers You all know “To give but one example," he industry, government and the pri­ store he was going to run. how much they can charge for merchandise. If the how steeply 3. Intentionally giving false bills that are consecutively num­ information. says, “unscrupulous medical prac­ vate citizen dearly, adds Garcia. He was unaware when he did that that there bill bites the dust, it could drive discount stores out medical costs tices have targeted employee Since you wind up paying the bill bered or-bills that only come are rising — but 4. Leaving relevant information photocopied. was a restriction on the way the sign had to of business. off a claim form (such as failing to health plans. Most employers turn for health insurance fraud, how can do you know that to their insurers to verify claims. you help detect It? Boosting patient 3. Don’t fall for the “testing the look. The way It stands now, if you shop around from a major reason Sylvia reveal whether a spouse has health healthy” gimmick. Mobile labora­ So, the man had the sign put up on the roof insurance coverage through his or The insurers shy from challenging alertness is the top priority. upscale department stores to downscale factory for the increase the claims because they’re afraid of 1. Double-check all bills. Dishon­ tories called “rolling lab scams over his front door. outlets specials, you can find many items on your is crime? Crime Porter her employer). visit health clubs offering free tess “The means of medical insu­ being sued under state bad faith est doctors, dentists and testing Meanwhile town officials kept telling him he Christmas list in a range of prices. But the Justice affects us not laws. The fraudulent practitioners labs bill for services not rendered to members. The labs administer only through rance fraud are as varied as human tests to individuals and submit had to do certain things for health and safety Department thinks it Is right and legal for the ingenuity and can break into the take advantage of this tendency to or tell patients that htey can help higher health « 1 the patients fully recover medical enormous bills to medical carriers reasons before they could give him the manufacturer to set a price for both stores. m ^ical reimbursement process at provide a battery of services that bills, but also are not needed, but are still covered expenses. They might bill twice for and Medicaid. They use the individ­ certificate he would need to open up his The practice is called “vertical price fixing,” through a lower any Division’s Fraud Squad at the same procedure, or certify uals’ names for additional claims Aetna Life and Casualty. “Valid by comprehensive plans.” business. and here’s how it works. quality of medical care. Fact; Health insurance fraud is a medical conditions as more serious using different addresses. felony. Conviction on one count is claims may be exaggerated, claims Incentives are offered to the 4. Check the bills for elderly Then one town official told him the sign on Fact: The Federal Trade Com­ patient, such as waiving deducti­ than is true. Cards cheer us on A high-priced store, stung by competition from a mission estimates that fraud drains punishable by up to five years in jail made for real maladies may be 2. Look for indications of fraudu­ relatives. Less-alert patients who his roof would not do and he would have to find discounter, runs to the manufacturer and asks to and-or a $1,000 fine. faked.” bles and co-payments, or to provid­ are not monitored by relatives are greeting card; popular now as in Yesteryears. I $10 billion from the health-care ers who often are recruited to lent billing. Be on the alert for the another place to put it or change it to look like By N. Loverl Christensen have mandatory retail prices set in stone. system each year. Health-care swindles can take Gacla. whose team has saved numerous warning signs of fraud, common fraud targets. jotted down a few such gems from Aetna policyholders more than $24 supply referrals and. In turn, 5. Cases Involving fraud on the the roof signs for other businesses in the same Scripps League News Service Goodbye, suggested retail price. Fact: Fraud adds to the high cost these forms: receive kickbacks or sometimes a such as strike-overs, erasures or “Merry Christmas and a Happy our old cards; of care by artifically inflating 1. Billing for services not million since it was e.stablished in other alterations on a bill or claim part of a primary physician are building. We had occasion in our home New Year to you!” If the high-priced store moves enough June of 1982, notes that the swindler percentage of revenues from the particularly difficult for patients. medical costs and boosting insu­ rendered. fraudulent operators. Such fly-by- form, including the simple addition That took the man by surprise. It made him recently to sort thorugh several "Somehow, not only for merchandise to carry some weight with the rance premiums. 2. Altering fees on a bill or claim may be a patient, provider or a very angry and he talked to a reporter to say boxes of old Christmas cards By 1860 the custom of exchang­ Christmas manufacturer, the manufacturer will set the price * l»a 15» isse a** aw **••*•*=** ^ he felt he had been mistreated. He said the which my wife has saved over a ing cards had spread throughout Butforallthelongyearthrough, and take the chance of offending the discounter. Washington Wire sign would stay where it was and he was going 40-year period. Great Britain. The joy that you give to others Anyone who undersells the price is cut off from the The first Christmas card in the Is the joy that comes back to supply. P. J. Tucker to sue the town officials if he did not get his It was fun to re-read those greeti ngs f rom yesteryea rs—and United States was made in 187S by you.” From 1911 until seven years ago, the Justice certificate very soon. He had some harsh especially the personal notes Louis Prang, a German-bom — John Greenleaf Whittier Department has persistently argued that the and the staff at words for them. penned by old friends, many of Boston printer. arrangement is legal, and the courts seem to be Green stuff helps But within a couple of days the man had whom long since have passed In modem times, as you can “At Oiristmas may these gifts coming around to that point of view. Also, big . 7 " changed his mind. A number of people had away. imagine, billions of cards are be yours; business has been lobbying (Congress, trying to been very good to him in the intervening time, I have to admit I became a bit delivered across the world. The Gladness of hope convince lawmakers that vertical price restraints grassroots flourish I LAWNS UNLIMITED including some of the officials he had over-sentimental and shed a tear The average card in the boxes The Spirit of peace are one way manufacturers have of controlling the or two at one point even though our my wife saved tends to be smaller The warmth of Love.” way their products are distributed and showcased, workers expert in the process. Tu Serry chri^ ® oall, criticized. than the new ones of today. but not — Anon. and ought to be practiced universally. By Jonathon Wolman Discussions with those officials had overall mood was one of happy The Associated Press Hart’s “helpers” must recruit and and to all our kind patrons — nostalgia. in all cases. Consumer groups want a la w that bans vertical elect delegate slates. They must 1 wish A y straightened out the health and safety “There seems to be magic in the a holiday packed full of the pleasures and I'm coming back to those old Refinements in modem print­ price fixing once and for all. The practice, ^ey say, WASHINGTON — You could meet filing deadlines and adhere to treasures of this happy time. Our thanks. matters involved. The man learned more cards and their messages. But ing technology probably give very name of Christmas; would threatens to cheat shoppers out of bargain^ As probably run a grassroots cam­ bizarre caucus procedures. They about why the kind of sign he could have was first, did you know that the today’s cards the edge in color that Christmas lasted the whole manufacturers lean on discounts, the discounters paign for president with no money, must get the delegates to the I ★ MERRY CHRISTMAS ★ restricted. He concluded that the whole mess exchange of Christmas Cards is excellence. year through.” increase their prices or risk going out of business no pollster, no organization. Des­ Atlanta convention next July, on Diet Center of Manchest^ — Charles Dickens. pite his bravado, Gary Hart is time and loyal. came about from bad communications and relatively young among yuletide The tradition “Old-fashioned because they can’t supply popular merchandise, 113 Main Street • 647-0469 scenes” — a sleigh “Dashing according to Public Citizen’s Congress Watch, a probably hoping he won’t have to Hart might be able to manage not a plot against him. customs and traditions? that with volunteers. Nobody else I World Book says the first Yule through the Snow,” the old “Christmas is here. Merry Old public interest group founded by Ralph Nader. try. To All He still thinks town officials misled him Hart started describing his lack has managed. card was created in 1643 by John country gristmill, ora stagecoach C!hristmas, “That’s a policy that would make the Grinch Then again, he might have to. about that sign in the first place. But he says Gift-bearing. Heart-touching of resources immediately upon Calcott Horsley. Engli.sh illustra­ in a Yuletide setting — are proud,” says Michael Waldman of Ongress re-entering the campaign last After his unsolicited and widely that anyone is entitled to make a mistake. He tor. It portrayed a happy family portrayed equally well in the old Joy-bringing Christmas; Watch. “Prices would rise and competition would week, making necessity sound like criticized return to the campaign. had some kind words for the officials. enjoying a ^ristm as festivity and new cards, it seems to me. Day of Grand Memories, King shrink.” a virtue. By Thursday it had Hart is going to have to prove The no-longer-angry man has taken down and was captioned by a heading Quoting Christmas literary of the year.’’ To get an idea of just how expensive Christmas become a bragging point for his top himself capable of winning, or — Washignton Irving. coming very close, in the primaries the sign. He’s willing to change it. that could have come from a 1987 gems on cards may not be quite as would be without discoiuit stores, Waldman’s group "helper,” daughter Andrea. compared prices for Christmas gifts at various “We don’t know what’s going to before the money to hire campaign The owner of his building is going to try to Scriptural Quotes are always stores during last November and early December happen next week,” she said at professionals — and- the people have the restriction modified so the sign appropriate on cards that reflect and shared the information with our associate Hart’s Denver campaign head­ themselves — become available. doesn't have to be changed. And the people quarters. “We just kind of take it If and when they do, a pollster is the religious significant of the Stewart Harris. sure to be among them. Politicians who made the sign for him say they will Yuletide. A few examples; A game of Monopoly was 316 at F.A.O. Schwartz day by day. ... This is the basis of a grassroots organization. There is don’t like surprises. If voters are change it for just the price of the paint if he and 98.96 at K mart. The price for Levis 501 no organization and no money.” anti-Contra in Iowa but pro-Contra has to have it changed. “Glory to God in the Highest and button-fly jeans ranged from $18.75 to $32. Books Fund raising is going to be in New Hampshire, that’s the sort The story has nothing to do with Christmas. on Earth Peace, Good Will toward were priced as much as 35 percent less by a difficult for Hart, and he knows it. of thing a candidate likes to know. men.” Washington-area discounter, and men’s briefs Hart would strike a responsive Hi wish you Joy and/iace It’s just a story about a man who got angry He’s got to make it through the first ^ • THAT'S MY — Luke 2:14 could be had for almost half price. Congress Watch two months of his renewed cam­ note if he managed to do it without a forthcMIaideand and was ready to fight but got over being found that bargain hunters could save as much as paign on a bargain basement campaign pollster. Voters aren’t ihrougfmt the year angry because people were good to him. LINE! “ ...and Lo, the star which they 30 percent on electronic goods, toys and games, and budget. During those weeks, he can looking for leaders who follow the saw in the East, went before them. focus on New England, where the public opinion polls. However, the 36 percent on clothing. day Hart delivers his Contra speech till it came and stood over where ’The bill has already passed the House, sponsored next campaign stop is just a carpool away and where an appearance on to the wrong audience is likely to be the young child was.” by Peter Rodino, D-N. J., and Henry Hyde, R-Ill., the day his resolve begins to fade. — Matthew 2:19. Boston TV goes a long way. and is moving to the floor of the Senate under the But if Hart catches on in the Feb. Letters to the editor sponsorship of Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio. If it 16 New Hampshire primary, money FM The Manchester Herald welcomes original “...They presented unto him passes there, it will go to the president, along with a will follow. It’s hard to Uke him irsncaiFTN gifts; Gold, Frankencense, and letters to the editor. recommendation from the Justice Department that seriously when he suggests that he m Myrrh.” he spike it. wants to run a cut-rate campaign in ft Letters should be brief and to the point. They — Matthew 2; 11. should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ’The law, according to the Justice Department, order to be at the grassroots. would discourage the introduction of new products Politicians run cut-rate campaigns ladies & mens ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters when they can’t afford expensive must be signed with name, address and daytime And one more which will be the and flies in the face of a 1984 Supreme Court (Christmas Wish of this column: ones. j BUXTON] telephone number (for verification) decision that gave manufacturers the go-ahead for I Even when candidates are spend­ The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the vertical price restraints. designer wallets • "And the God of Love...Be with ’The business lobby argues that the bill might ing heavily, they like to pretend TED CUMMINGS LYNCH Interests of brevity, clarity and taste. otherwise. It’s a more attractive 50% OFF MANCHESTER, CONN. Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester you.” hurt jhe consumer, too. Some discounters cut their image than that of the fat cat. But INSURANCE AGENCY Herald, P,0. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. — 2 Cor. 13:11. profit margins so slim that they cannot afford to raising — and spending — vast service the items they sell. Then the consumer is sums of money is a reality of the 378 Main Street. Manche^ex M6-2457^ 500 W . Canter St., M anchester 646-4321 left holding the bag when the toy breaks after presidential campaign process. Christmas. The old Gary Hart, before the Fine, says Waldman. At least the consumer has Donna Rice scandal, was a proven Did the U.S. score at the summit? an option to buying the item (or less if he doesn’t fund-raiser. Sure he still owes more think he will need the same kind of followup than $1 million from 1984, but once accomplished little or nothing. On the subject of he got rolling that year he raked in a Most Americans, evaluating the recent summit, services offered by higher-priced stores. fortune. By the time the air cleared, "prom oAll of Us at cheating, though, it really isn’t reasonable to ask he had received $5.33 million in will have little trouble pushing aside such trivia as President Reagan to mop up all the meases left by Gorbachev’s alleged display of “PR genius” In Minl-adttortal federal matching funds. the ill-considered and unverifiable treaties Hart aides said he will re-apply MANCHESTBI^ STATE ^ANK^ getting out of his car to shake a few hands. The real negotiated by Messrs, Kissinger, Nixon, Ford and Tlie word from the Soviet Union is that glasnost question Is which side accomplished most. Wflliam for matching funds, based on some Carter! (Fortunately there have been hints that the has made Soviet teens a mite footloose for the likes $2 million he raised for 1988 before It Is wise to assume that both sides think they notorious phase^array radar installation at of the Communist Party Central Committee. dropping out of the race last May. managed to accomplish something: otherwise Rasher Krasnoyarsk will have to be dismantled before Committee member Yegor Ligachev wants to turn The Federal Election Commission there would have been no summit, and certainly no there is agreement on a START treaty.) down the volume on that petty bourgeois import rejected his request for matching agreement. What did they. In fact, accomplish? And what about Gorbachev? Pretty clearly, he from the West, rock music, (earing that a new funds this past summer because he From the American standpoint, our long-range too wanted to reduce the cruel cost of arms, and openness has corrupted teens Into ’’metallisti.” applied several days after his May 8 objective is to blunt the communist drive for world has done so — a little now, and far more later if a That’s Russian for orange hair, leather pants and a announcement that he was aban­ domination, by persuading the communists to doning his White House bid. For their part, certain inconsolable START treaty is negotiated. He probably also spiked dog collar. We say let rock run its course in If Hart stays above water in the from abandon it, if possible, or by nnaintalning effective hoped to soften the moral resistance of the West to the Soviet Union. Otherwise, what would parents political, economic and military defenses against conservatives argue that mutual withdrawal of early going, he will go after, and Intermediate-range missiles will benefit the himself and his system, with a view to weakening and kids have to fight about? “Moscow Nights” get, his share in 1988 so he can spend it, at a bearable cost. Ka wiil and obtaining iU technology. The extent to blaring from the bmm box just doesn’t have the the Cardinal family From that perspective, the Washington summit Soviets most, because it will heighten West it on — gasp — staff and pollsters. Q r ' e e t i t ^ which he succeeded is, however, for the West to same effect. Federal matching funds just can probably be scored as a modest success. We Germany’s sense of insecurity and thus threaten to “decouple” NATO. Since the withdrawal was d ^ d e . (Do you happen to know whether "Moscow don’t happen. Fund-raisers usually at succeeded in eliminating from both arsenals one are well-heeled volunteers, but Washington’s Idea, first proposed in 1981 and Nights,” as Van aibum played it at the White small category of nuclear missiles, and have a House, contains a passage about a midnight knock accountants and computer pro­ reasonable prospect of making much bigger cuts in sternly rejected by the Russians until recently, one grammers are often hired to keep » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thunrfav. Pec. M, 19«7 Police trick Conneciicut In Brief Hart eschewing events Names in the News West hit by a major storm teen hijacker, Prison land purchased Sly Stone freed from Jail ordeal ends Howard Goldbtre holidays, but Hartsfield Atlanta SU FFIE LD (A P ) — The state has completed the purchase of in his 'peopie campaign’ The Associated Press International Airport, one of the 100 acres that will be the site for a new $85 million, 800-bed, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rock singer Sly Stone was freed from ROME (A P) — The 15-year-old Jail after he admitted violating probation and made nearly $3,000 nation’s busiest, had 106,000 book­ medium-security prison. ings Wednesday, far ahead of the hoy who hijacked a KLM Jetliner to In past-due child support payments with money raised by friends The West is headed for a white The $3 million sale of the farmland by Stella Markowski and her Rita Beamish present time it is a grassroots CHiristmas tonight, and so is at least airport’s record 98,000 on Nov. 30. Rome was angry, because his and supporters, officials said. son, Peter, was completed Wednesday. The Associated Press campaign, going out to the people.” one family in comparatively balmy Spokesman John Braden said grandparents in Holland had sent However, Gersten added, "Even Stone, whose real name is Sylvester Stewart, represented him back to Italy where he had The completed deal will allow the state to begin an New Jersey, thanks to a relative no-shows and double-bookings WASHINGTON - Gary Hart is a grassroots campaign will need hlnuelf in court Wednesday when he presented a cashier’s check recently run away from home, environmental impact study of the site. State plans call for who shipped 1,500 pounds of snow would reduce Wednesday’s seeking support from his big- finding of some kind at some point for the |2,0S6 he owed, said Deputy District Attorney Vincent authorities said. completion of the prison by 1902. from Vermont. number, but the airport is expect­ money loyalists but says he won’t and (Hart asked) that each of us Carberry. A low pressure area over Colo­ ing 404,000 boardings between The four-hour hijacking ordeal be appearing at any glittery fund­ would consider ways we could go He said that after the 43-year-old Stone was taken into custody rado and one that developed over Wednesday and Sunday. Shelters get funding ended peacefully Wednesday night raising events, in keeping with his out to our friends or the public and last month and charged with violating probation by failing to central Kansas late W^nesday Snow came to Clark, N.J., on when police captured the unarmed H ARTFO RD (A P ) — The efforts in Hartford and Middletown’ newly pared-down “ people try to help.” make child support payments, his manager and girlfriend asked afternoon triggered a major winter Tuesday by pickup truck. Jeffrey boy after tricking him into leaving to cope with the problems of homeless people have received $1.5 campaign.” Campaign attorney Bernie how much was owed, then collected the money. storm from the upper Plains to Cushing of Klllington, Vt., brought the airliner on the pretext of putting Since he re-entered the race for Schneider said no "typical fund­ After the payment. Municipal Court Commissioner D. Joseph northern New Mexico, the National the 1,500 pounds of snow to his million in support from the federal government. him on a flight to the United States. the Democratic presidential nomi­ raising events” are planned. "A s Spada sentenced Stone to a week in Jail, credited him with time Weather Service said. father-in-law, Don Cook, in honor of "Th e news is a good Christmas present,” said Sister Judith The boy, thinking the armored nation Dec. IS, he has been long as it’s a people campaign they already served since his arrest and ordered him released, At least four deaths were blamed Cook’s 61st birthday. Beaumont, director of My Sisters’ Place. don’t need much money,” he added. police car at the foot of the 737 Her organization learned Wednesday it will get a $781,650 grant receiving small donations in the Carberry said. on the weather, including two "It was the only present I could mail at his Colorado home at the Hart does need $150,000 before the would lead to him a New York- that will help the social services group turn an abandoned factory Stone remains free on bail on separate drug possession charges motorists killed in separate acci­ think of for the man who has rate of about $6,000 a day, said Hart Feb. 16 New Hampshire primary, dents in Colorado, and one each in everyhing,” Cushing said. bound aircraft, was grabbed and in Hartford’s North End Into apartments for homeless women and is due back in court next month. handcuffed without a struggle by aide Bill Shore. his campaign estimates, so the Oregon and South Dakota. Wintry weather, with wind chill and children. For now, at least. Hart will not money network has started gearing The storm frustrated holiday factors as low as minus 40 in the head of Rome’s anti-terrorist A grant of $750,000 will go to the city of Middletown and the police squad. engage in traditional fund raising up for calls to potential donors and I Husband, wife team set travelers with snarled traffic and southern Wyoming, hampered M ercy Housing and Shelter Corp. for the renovation of Shepherd as he travels on a shoestring budget devising ideas for raising money flight delays, but thrilled skiers travel in the West. The cold glazed The plane, which had 91 pas­ Home as transitional housing for the homeless. with none of the entourage and without Hart’s presence. NEW YORK (AP) - ABC is fielding a husband-wife team of with fresh powder. For some wet Oregon roads and near-blizzard sengers and six crew members "This is great news in terms of making Shepherd Home a elaborate campaign organization The campaign also is sending out Frank and Kathie L «e Gifford as co-hosts of late-night telecasts people, it meant a "white Christ­ conditions shut parts of Wyoming’s aboard, landed at the airport at 7 reality,” said Mark Masselli, a memberof Middletown’s shelter that he had before dropping out of a direct-mail appeal to Hart’s list of from the Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta. mas — just in the ’nick’ of time,” major east-west thoroughfare p.m. ’The boy released 60 pas­ committee. "W e’ve worked for the last three years in trying to the race last spring. Gary Hart said he won’t several thousand contributors. The Giffords will be seen nightly during the Games Feb. 13-28, said Bill Alder, meteorologist-in­ early today, but conditions dii^’t sengers about two hours later. The make this happen.” He told top financial backers in a attend glittering fund­ And Hart expects to get a big shot charge of the weather service’s Salt stop skiers from reaching the remaining passengers and the crew the network announced Wednesday. telephone conference call last Fri­ raising events in keeping in the arm if the Federal Election Gifford, a pro football hall-of-famer, has had six prior Lake City office. slopes. members were freed when he was day that he doesn’t have time to Snow accumulations early today Fat flakes pouring from northern captured. Retarded didn’t understand with his new pared down Commission certifies him to re­ Olympics assignments. His wife is a co-host with Regis Philbin of attend the kind of high-ticket ceive federal matching funds, "T h e Morning Show" on WABC-TV in New York and appears in ranged up to more than 3 feet in Utah’s skies created white blankets No one aboard KLM flight 343 was fund-raising events that generally “people campaign.” higher elevations of Wyoming, IS up to 2 feet deep on slopes that have HARTFO RD (A P ) — Eight people who signed leases under a which Hart aides figure will bring television commercials for a cruise ship company. harmed. The plane was flying from Mental Retardation Department program didn’t understand are the manna of a presidential in some $1 million from the federal E been bare at an estimated cost to inches in Casper, Wyo.; 10 inches at Amsterdam to Milan when it was campaign, supporters said. “ Gary talked to all of us and the resort area of $1 million to $1.5 AP photo what they were doing, a special investigatory committee has Treasury. Harrisburg, Neb.: 9 inches in Fort diverted to Rome. But he also filled them in on his about the kind of campaign he million a week since Thanksgiving. Hudson under 1,000 pounds Collins, Colo.; and 4 inches in Police said the boy had claimed to concluded. short-term money needs and left wanted to run,” said executive Al Schneider said he anticipates the The wintry weather extended to A woman battles snow and luggage at Denver’s Stapleton The committee began reviewing the department s program Denver. have a bomb and threatened to blow them to their own devices on how to Gersten of Los Angeles, who FEC will declare Hart eligible next H EM PSTEAD, N.Y. (A P ) — Walter Hudson, who weighed well Southern California, which had Several thousand people jammed Airport Wednesday evening as she arrives for an up the plane if he didn’t receive $1 last month when questions were raised about the competence of raise it, participants said. participated in the call. "A t the week. blustery winds and forecasts of over 1,000 pounds before comedian-nutritionist Dick Gregory got Denver’s Stapleton International outgonig fiight. Some travelers experienced delays of million and passage to another mentally retarded clients who signed leases for homes in Chester him on a successful diet, has slimmed enough to escape from his Airport as flights were delayed freezing temperatures tonight. over two hours as heavy snow from a winter storm fell on destination. and Old Saybrook. bedroom for the first time in 16 years. three to four hours Wednesday In Los Angeles, Mayor Tom State auditors conducted a separate investigation and said the St. Mary’ s “ I feel great and I have no more cravings for food," Hudson, 42, night, airport spokesman Norm Bradley ordered four emergency the area. KLM Chairman Johan de Soet program failed to protect state Interests. Auditors said the state Shuttle test identified the youth as Zino Scioni, Episcopal Church told reporters Wednesday after he stepped out the door of the Avery said. shelters opened from tonight paid $30,850 for leases on two homes while they were vacant. C region and northern New England, but the Italian state-run RAI Corner of Church 4 P.rk Slreeli small room where his roughly 1,250-pound frame had been It was too early to tell whether through Saturday to protect the their crops with smudge pots, wind machines and sprays. earlier snows guaranteed a white television said his name was is ‘perfect’ M.ncheater • 649.4583 trapped before he lost about 375 pounds. Americans were traveling more or city’s homeless. In rural areas, In the northern Great Lakes Christmas. Adalgiso Scioni. The discrepancy ‘ 'It felt like being born again,” said Hudson. "1 thank God for less this Christmas than past farmers said they would protect Shooting Injures two BRIGHAM CITY, Utah (AP) - The Rev. Andrew D. Smith. Rector could not immediately be resolved. NASA celebrated the season with a this day.” De Soet said the boy was BRID G EPO RT (A P ) — Two Bassick High School students The Rev. Anne 1. Wrider, Aanitent Gregory said Hudson’s waist shrank from 113 inches to 93 burst of flame and smoke as “ mentally unbalanced” and had a were slightly injured when another student fired a shotgun or engineers conducted a flawless inches and his neck size is down from 26 inches to 21 inches. history of mental problems. He pellet gun after an argument, police and school officials report. Hudson said he planned to walk around the house and ‘Stealth’ jet contracts are awarded second full-scale test-firing of the Thursdlay, December 24th would not elaborate. John Patrick, 17, was arrested Wednesday and charged with redesigned space shuttle booster eventually venture outside, but promised, " I will not even try to Police said the hijacker had run 4-00 PM The First Service of Christmas That total could swell if the Navy two counts of third-degree assault and discharging a firearm in under severe winter conditions. walk into the kitchen." Bryan Brumley stealth technologies to help it evade selected to build the engines for the away from home in the Italian Church School Pageant (Babysitting Provided) and Air Force follow through on a city limits, police said. The test showed that the deficien­ Hudson attracted national attention in September after The Associated Press radar. The Navy declined to ATA, no matter who won the island of Sardinia on Dec. 16 to join plan to cooperate In developing new The weapon was not recovered after Wednesday’s incident. cies that plagued the Challenger 10:30 PM Carol Sing & Special Prelude emergency medical technicians were called to his home when he disclose any details about the primary development contract, his grandparents in Holland. planes. The two services have The shooting occurred outside the school at about 12:45 p.m., 15 design have been “ well corrected.” b ^ a m e wedged in the door fram e of his bathroom. Gregory read WASHINGTON (AP) - McDon­ winning design. officials said. He was being sent back to his 11:00 PM The Midnight Eucharist signed a memorandum of under­ minutes before school recessed for the Christmas holiday, police according to a Morton Thiokol of Hudson’ s problem and put him on a diet of water and fruit juice nell Douglas Corp. and General The initial contract awarded The ATA is being designed to parents when he hijacked the standing calling for the Air Force to said. engineer had who warned against mixed with Gregory’s diet powder and vitamin formula. Dynamics Corp. will design and Wednesday totaled $241,000. The operate from aircraft carriers and Boeing 737 diverted it to Rome’s consider a variant of the ATA for its Elba Robles 16, was struck in the forehead with a peilet, while launching the space shuttle in Friday. December 2Sth build a super-secret Navy attack jet program, however, is one of the to attack ground targets. The Navy Leonardo da Vinci airport. inventory and the Navy to consider Michael Rodriguez, 17, was hit in the left hand, police said. Both freezing conditions. using "stealth” technology in a largest new weapons production has said it hopes to acquire as many "The boy was just harmless,” 10:00 AM The Holy Eucharist Trump attack Mayor Koch a variant of the Air Force’s new were treated at Park City Hospital and released, authorities said. "W e’re getting very bullish on a program that could total $35billion. contemplated by any of the military as 450 of the planes to replace the said a KLM employee at the Rome Advanced Tactical Fighter as the School authorities reported eight incidents involving guns in June launch,” said J.R. Thompson, ffe welcome you to there in our worship during this joyous season. NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump, the opinionated developer ’The Navy said in a brief an- services and ultimately could be A-6, with the first of the new ATA airport who spoke on condition of ultimate replacement for the F-14. director of the National Aeronau­ and casino owner who has repeatedly accused Mayor Edward I. - nouncement Wednesday that St. worth as much as $35 billion. jets entering the inventory some­ anonymity. Bridgeport schools during 1986-87 school year and suspended 10 time in the mid-1990s. students, At least one student has been suspended this year for tics and Space Administration’s Koch of driving businesses out of New York City, says he has Louis-based McDonnell Douglas The award represents a major The Air Force has selected two KLM officials said most of the Marshall Space Flight Center in and General Dynamics of Fort setback for the Grumman Corp. of When the program was an­ teams to develop prototypes for the passengers were Dutch and Ital­ carrying a gun. made a New Y ea r’s resolution to hold his tongue. nounced last year by then-Navy Huntsville, Ala. " I won’t be criticizing Ed Koch unless provoked," Trump said Worth. Texas, beat another team of Long Island, N.Y., which for years Advanced Tactical Fighter. One ians. The U.S. embassy said no The 1.2 million-pound booster the Grumman Corp.. Northrop has served as the Navy’s prime Secretary John F. Lehman, he said includes McDonnell Douglas and American citizens were on board. Seniors get bus fare break in an interview Wednesday on WNBC-TV. the service would attempt to hold roared to life Wednesday in a “ It’s m y New Y ear’s resolution. I think there’s a lot of Corp. and LTV C^rp. to build the aircraft builder. Grumman makes Northrop, and the other the Lock­ With the Milan airport closed two-minute test that marked the Navy’s front-line jet fighter, the the new plane’s fly-away cost to no HARTFORD (AP) — Senior citizens and disabled people will problems in the city right now and this is not the appropriate time so-called Advanced Tactical Air­ heed Corp., Boeing Co. and General because of fog, some passengers another milestone in America’s F-14 Tomcat, as well as the plane more than $35 million apiece. The Dynamics. were put on buses to go by road to be able to purchase multi-fare punch tickets for use on public to continue to criticize. ’ ’ craft. or ATA. return to manned space flight and Nearly everything about the ATA that the ATA eventually will inclusion of spare parts and devel­ Milan. Others were put up in hotels buses starting in January, state transportation officials have Trump left himself an escape from his resolution, saying 'who opment expenses could push the Grumman also lost out in the sent engineers’ confidence jn the has been kept secret, in part replace, the A-6 Intruder attack jet. overnight. announced. new design soaring. knows how long it will last, because that word ‘provoked’ is very General Electric earlier had been project’s total cost up to $35 billion. running for the Air Force contract. 2 because designs include so-called Passengers said the boy, com­ The $7 tickets will be good for up to 20 rides each in the "That’s about as good a Christ­ important.” . , plaining of feeling sick, had walked Hartford, New Haven and Stamford regions. Said the mayor, who traded insults with Trump several times mas present as we could get,” said to the front of the plane and entered The tickets must be shown to drivers along with Medicare or Allan McDonald, vice president for this year: " I have no comment to make on Donald Trump.” the cockpit as the jet was passing state-issued elderlyndisabled identification cards. shuttle engineering for Thiokol, Christmas truce begins in Nicaragua over the Alps. The crew then "T h e use of these punch ticKets will eliminate the need for these which makes the booster and Yarborough now recovering announced over the loudspeakers persons to carry exact change fare,” state Transportation conducted the test. “ Everything that the aircraft had been hijacked AUSTIN, Texas (A P ) - Form er U.S. Sen. Ralph Yarborough area in the northeast and a road supplies and transport weapons. A Commisioner J. William Burns said Tuesday. was just perfect. It couldn’t have Bryna Brennan midnight. and was being diverted to Rome, linking Managua to a port where request by the Reagan administra­ The tickets will go on sale Monday. They can be purchased by been better.” successfully underwent quadruple bypass surgery, his surgeon The Associated Press The truce was proposed by where it landed at about 7 p.m. Soviet arms are unloaded. tion for $270 million more was mail from Connecticut Transit or from the agency’s information The motor ignited at 2:30 p.m., 4 said. Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, De Soet said the boy demanded $1 The Contras declared the raids a postponed. booths. defying the 25-degree temperature, “ Everything went just as well as we could hope. Everything s MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The head of the Roman Catholic Church million and a plane to take him to success. The leftist Sandinistas 25 mph wind and a dusting of snow thumbs up,” said Dr. John Oswalt. Yarborough, 84, probably will first Christmas truce of Nicara­ in Managua and mediator in peace On Tuesday, indirect talks be­ another destination. He first said he said the offensive failed. Both sides that delayed the countdown 90 remain in the hospital for seven to 10 days, he said. gua’s 6-year-old civil war begins talks aimed at achieving a perman- tween the Contras and Sandinistas wanted to go to Kuwait, then Chad released casualty reports favoring Commissioners told to quit minutes. He was in stable condition and “ progressing well,” today, but both sides remained ant cease-fire called for in a broke off in the Dominican Repub­ and finally the United States, de their side. spokeswoman M.A. Bengtson said Wednesday at Seton Medical bitter over the failure of peace talks regional peace plan. lic when the rebels demanded Soet told reporters in Amsterdam BRID G EPO RT (A P ) — Five members of the city’s zoning At the same time, the U.S. Center, where Yarborough was admitted Saturday after and a huge Contra offensive The Christmas truce came at a face-to-face talks and the Sandinis­ Passengers said the boy claimed commission are getting a distinctly unfriendly holiday message Congress approved a stopgap mea­ mounted earlier in the week. tumultuous time in the war. tas refused. The government team he had a bomb in his handbag, and complaining of chest pains. sure that will keep arms and food in the mail from Mayor Thomas W. Bucci; quit or be fired. CALDWELL Yarborough, a Democrat, was elected to the Senate in 1957 and The Defense Ministry and the This week, the Contras launched contained foreign advisers. pointed to his watch, saying it flowing to the rebels. The congres­ Bucci, angered by the commission’s approval of the third served through 1970, when he was defeated by Lloyd Bentsen in U.S.-supported Contra rebels what appeared to be their largest contained a detonator. condominium project in Bridgeport in a week, wrote four agreed on Wednesday to honor the offensive of the war. In separate sional package gave the Contras The Sandinistas have long said the Democratic primary. A form er Judge, he has practiced law He remained calm, returned to commissioners and an alternate on Wednesday, demanding their OIL INC. two-day truce, which began at raids, they attacked a gold mining $8.1 million to buy “ humanitarian” they will only talk directly with U.S. since leaving office. his seat when the plane was about to resignations and warning he would seek their dismissals if they land in Rome and fastened his seat don’t quit. belt, passengers said. 76.9 “ I didn’t believe he had a bomb per gal. C. O. D. Merry Christmas & SEASONS GREETINGS . said passenger Monica Bertani, 25, Happy New Year From Your Local Power Equipment Dealer of Bologna. "It didn’t iook like he 649-8841 could detonate it from his watch. He and Prices Suhleet to Change looked afraid but also calm. 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By John Cunniff percent of your tax liability. to much In most cases. But whether By Cotftn Tlmberloke PLC which has center sUge li( Buminema In Btief Growth projections are in iine Tho Auoclated Press But now, in what is being hailed it’s a dime or a dollar, it’s nice to The Associated Press post-crash takeover actlvjty both as a munificent holiday gesture by have the cash. i‘ as a bidder and as a target. British Arbitrariness is a pronounced BaranowskI named benefits officer NEW YORK — The tax collector some, the IRS has decided to waive LONDON — Takeover activity In Petroleum is the world’s fourth-J Tom Raum forecasting service based in the over as treasury secretary in 1985. characteristle of the IRS. In the makes a very unusual Santa Claus, the penalty for not keeping current England, especially among oil largest oil company and owns The Associated Press Philadelphia area, said his projec­ Baker has led a process among past, for example, you could obtain Sandra Shack BaranowskI of 36 Greenwood Drive has been almost evei^one will agree. But with tax liability. companies, is growing faster than Cleveland-based Standard Oil Co. • tion is also for 2 percent growth next industrial nations for closer eco­ a variety of answers td the same ‘ promoted to employee benefits officer in the Investment Services other aspe^ of the Internal What it amounts to is an esti­ before October’s stock market BP announced Monday that thc( WASHINGTON - White House year. nomic policy coordination based on question, depending upon what Division at the Connecticut National Bank office in Hartford. Revenue Service's behavior are mated 196 million gift to those who crash, giving a boost to the Kuwait Investment Office, the economic projections frequently The administration forecast "is a economic forecasts and indicators regional officer or representative t BaranowskI Joined the bank in 1984 as an employee benefits Just as noteworthy. failed to obey the law. But where is beleagured London market. London-based investment vehicle prove overly optimistic, 'but the little on the high side, but it is — a process that would not work if you called. analyst and was promoted to representative last March. One is arhitrarlness. Another is a the gift for those who dutifully Earnings differencas The Financial Times-Stock Ex­ of the Kuwaiti government, haK administration’s newly lowered certainly within the range of U.S. forecasts were continually Most of those questions and She is a 1981 graduate of Manchester Community College and a propensity to confuse. obeyed? There is none. Law abid- between men and woman change index of 100 leading British increased Its stake in the companjr forecast for modest 2.4 -percent reasonableness,” he said. faulty. answers Involved dollars, of 1984 graduate of the University of Connecticut. All year long the IRS had told ers, in effect, got penalized. shares has stayed in positive to 16.06 percent. growth in 1988 is in line with many Chimerine noted that growth In the new forecast, the adminis­ course, so the arbitrariness often She is also a council member of the Concordia Lutheran rates between 2 percent and 3 tration predicted growth would Americans to fill out their W-4 tax Those who failed to obey the law Woman’s aarningt a t territory for seven consecutive The British government sold itd private forecasters. had Immediate and serious conse­ Church, where she serves as a deacon and chairperson of the statements so that they would have had the full use of funds that should parcenlaga of man’s sessions. remaining 31.5 percent stake in B P ” We have tried very hard to give percent — once considered anemic rebound to 3.5 percent in 1989 and quences. Some people paid, others Youth Committee. the proper amount deducted from have gone to Uncle Sam. If they The index — which stood at in a $13 billion share sale that our best, honest guess about what’s — are becoming the norm. " It ’s not stay between that level and 3.2 did not, because the IRS’s own 6 5 % ' their paychecks. were wise or lucky, they made good 2,309.1 the session before the Oct. 19 coincided with the crash and She lives in Manchester with her husband, Joel. likely to happen to the economy,” possible to keep growing at the percent through 1993. interpreters were confused. Those who failed to do so, and use of that money, conceivably crash, and sank to 1,565.2 Nov. 9 — flopp^ with investors. Beryl Sprinkel, chairman of the rates we did back in the 1950s and In other forecasts, the adminis­ Confusion is an old story in thereby fell behind in their taxes, even doubling it through ( gained 130.6 points, or 8.1 percent, The newly issued shares, partly president’s Council of Economic 1960s,” he said. tration said civilian unemployment taxing, and it was an attempt to would be charged an Interest investments. during a streak that began Dec. 11 paid for under an installment plan, New McDonald’s to open Dec. 30 Advisers, said Wednesday as the Many past White House forecasts would remain at its November level correct that confusion that sup­ penalty on the shortfall. By law, Those who did obey the law and ended Monday. were left with the underwriters. administration backed off from its for growth have been far wide of the of 5.9 percent through 1988, drop to posedly guided those who formu­ T A new McDonald’s restaurant will open at 46 W. Center St. on total withholdings by the end of the never had that opportunity. \ i It slipped 2.8 points to close at As a bidder, BP on Dec. 18 3.5 percent inflation-adjusted eco­ mark, usually on the optimistic 5.7 percent in 1989 and then ease lated the tax reform of 1986. The Dec. 30. year should amount to at least 90 True, the money doesn’t amount 1,747.4 on Tuesday. launched a full $4.1 billion takeovei< nomic growth forecast of August. side. gradually to 5.3 percent by 1993. new tax forms, it was widely jT The new restaurant, located next to the current McDonald’s, \ In addition to buoying prices, the bid for Britoll PLC, a Glasgow-, The stock market collapse will For instance, the Reagan admin­ Inflation, as measured by the proclaimed, would be simpler. will be owned and operated by Walsh Enterprises Inc. takeover activity has generated based North Sea oil company. | "slow the spending rate by consu­ istration in January 1986 predicted Consumer Price Index, will drop to So simple, in fact, that the IRS U Groundbreaking for the restaurant was held in September. gross national product growth that 6 0 % ' i volume on the London Stock That offer is competing with a^ mers,” but there will not be a 4.3 percent in 1988 from its 1987 level instruction package grew to 50 Exchange. partial bid by Los Angeles-based; The new restaurant will include full-height bow windows, depression, Spinkel said in a report. year of 4 percent, nearly twice the of 4.7 percent, then decline to 3.9 Figuring T-Bond pages from 36. But no amount of 7 increased indoor seating and a double-window drive-thru. level pegged by many private percent in 1989 and to 2 percent in Analysts attributed the interest Atlantic Richfield Co., which said Although economic statistics instruction is likely to help some both to cheaper post-crash prices Tuesday that It held more than 19.' have shown few economic reper­ forecasters. The actual rate turned 1992, the administration predicted. . people when they encounter the and that companies have cash to percent of Britoil’s stock. cussions so far from the-Oct. 19 out to be 2.2 percent. complexities of their 1987 returns.. On interest rates, the administra­ spare, but there are several factors The bids have given institutional; Collins relocates office stock plunge, analysts who suggest In 1985, the administration also Beryl Sprinkel, chairman of Consider, for example, the sec­ tion projected that long-term rates, yieid is not easy that make the London market more investors opportunities to sell stockl no eventual negative impact “ ha­ had projected 4 percent growth — the president’s Council of tion of the tax code that says a Attorney William B. Collins of Manchester has relocated his based on 10-year Treasury bonds, attractive than other markets; and raise cash, which they now are; ven’t read history,” Sprinkel said. and actual growth of 2.9 percent certain tax break is available to an office to 843 Main St. would ease from the current 8.4 Economic Advisers, an­ There are relatively few res­ expected to plow back Into the He said there quite often is a long was posted. QUESTION: individual engaged in an activity Collins has been a practicing attorney in the Greater Hartford percent to 8 percent in 1988 and to nounced Wednesday the traints on stock purchases and market. lag between a plunge in stock prices Last winter, it predicted 1987 My $20,000 cer­ stated to be passive, so long as the 5 5 % area for the past 27 years. He was most recently the chief 7.4 percent in 1989. takeovers: the British economy and a slowdown in economic growth of 3.2 percent. For the first Reagan administraton’s tificate of dep­ taxpayer is active in the passive 19155 ‘ 615 *7 5 ‘ 60 ‘ B 5 litigation attorney with the firm of Serignese, Collins & Petrone. For short-term rates, the admin­ and currency are strong; and, activity. nine months of 1987, growth aver­ newly lowered economic osit will mature activity. istration said three-month Treas­ buying a British company offers a Collins lives in Manchester with his wife, Claire. Blue Chip Economic Indicators, a aged 3.7 percent. forecast for 2.4 percent soon and I am Investors’ That actual situation may apply ______^ ______ury bills — now at 5.8 percent — !f!I cheap entry into the Common financial newsletter that surveys 51 When the final quarter of 1987 is considering to a taxpayer who collects rent Rat In sheep’s clothing would ease to 5.3 percent in 1988 and growth in 1988. Market. top economists each month, says added in. the final level is likely to buying a U.S. Guide from a house, an activity deemed NEA griphlca to 5.2 percent in 1989. Although most of the attention CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Former resident, Butler, promoted the consensus estimate is that the be close to that original 3.2 percent Treasury bond. passive, so long as the taxpayer- The administration issues its William A. Doyle has been focused on the oil The capybara, the world’s largest economy will expand at a 2 percent projection. Looking at owner is actively engaged in Janice L. Butler, formerly of Manchester, was recently economic forecasts twice a year. gan’s fiscal 1989 budget, expected companies, bidders are interested rodent, can be the size of a small annual rate in 1988. James A. Baker III reportedly Treasury bond collecting that rent and otherwise In 1985, the mean earnings appointed assistant vice president-production operations man­ The new projection will be used in to be submitted to Congress on Feb. in a wide range of stocks, including sheep, weighing 130 pounds or Lawrence Chimerinc. chairman insisted upon more realistic eco­ quotations. I see involved in the operation. ager at Commonwealth Savings & Loan in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. the preparation of President Rea- 16. of white men in the United a supermarket chain, a maker of more. of the Wefa Group, a private nomic projections when he took that the stated The full realization of the confu­ Butler was formerly office manager for the Connecticut States were $28,159 a year. electrical accessories and a finan­ Found In open grasslands near interest rate on sion still awaits many taxpayers. National Mortgage Co. and manager of mortgage lending for the cial firm, he said. water or in tropical rain forests, the a particular bond can be higher or transactions of $1 million or more. Convinced that their taxes ^re Hispanic women had iower Bank of Hartford. She joined Commonwealth in October, 1987. New suitors emerged Tuesday, rodents are excellent swimmers lower than the bond's "yield.” Can When you buy in sm aller lower this year than last, as they earnings than men, white A graduate of the University of Connecticut, Butler now lives including a mystery bidder who and spend much time bathing, Postal Service cuts to hit in all areas you provide a mathematical for­ amounts, you normally pay a have been told repeatedly, they women and biack women, went into the market looking to resting and grazing. Boynton Beach, Fla. mula for arriving at that yield? face the prospect of discovering budget, and will take the rest from time. The requirements for cuts in marked-up price. When yo sell, you as their earnings averaged acquire 14.9 percent of Blue Circle If the thought of a rodent the size Randolph E. Schmid Ahe day of closing depending on that their bill has risen instead. specific areas remained in the bill, ANSWER: Nope, because the get a marked-down price. Those Industries PLC, Britain's largest of a sheep is intimidating, consider The Associated Press local needs, he said. capital funds. Moral; Beware of poseurs in only 51.7 percent of the forcing the spending reductions, formula is far too complicated and markups and markdowns can be cement company. that the capybara’s ancestors were Dr. Kahaner named Fellow In addition, efforts to save money 'Tisch had contended that his has too many variations to be substantial. Santa Claus suits. earnings of white men. will require cancellation of virtu­ agency could meet the budget Tisch said Wednesday. But it’s British Petroleum Co. bigger than grizzly bears. Dr. Harvey A. Kahaner of 239 Ludlow Road, was recently WASHINGTON - It’ll get harder spelled out in this column. You'll to mail packages or buy stamps ally all construction projects for requirements without major ser­ Tisch said about half of the named a Fellow of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and have to settle for some words of during the next couple of weekends, which contracts haven’t been vice problems if allowed to manage several hundred construction pro­ Reconstructive Surgery. Kahaner’s office is at 320 Main St. explanation. and many hoped-for new post signed, plus service cutbacks that the funds itself, rather than being jects planned over the next two The yield quoted on a U.S. Academy Fellows must be in practice at least three years and offices won’t be built in the next two could slow delivery of parcels and told where to save the money. years will be canceled, including 75 Treasury bond or note is its "yield be a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons or its equivalent. years under budget cutbacks an­ advertising mail, Tisch said. For example, the agency could percent of those that would have to maturity” — a number that takes WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST The academy is an association for surgeons specializing in borrow to build and modernize begun in 1988. nounced by the U.S. Postal Service. The Postal Service will work to into account the bond’s fixed rate of facial plastic surgery, specifically the head and neck region. Postmaster General Preston R. avoid disrupting first- and second- offices and could meet service The projects are being reviewed annual interest and the fact that the Kanaher earned his medical degree from Tufts University Tisch said Wednesday that many class mail service "at all costs,” requirements from other funds, he currently, and those to be canceled bond will be redeemed at face value TOGETHER School of Medicine. post offices will be forced to close Coughlin said. First class includes said last week, warning that the bill will be announced locally, postal when it matures. their doors the next two Saturdays letters and much business mail, as written could force serious officials said. This is best explained in three — Dec. 26 and Jan, 2 — although while second class is primarily service cutbacks. Post offices to be closed Dec.-26 steps. Dodge honors Coventry resident delivery of mail will continue on magazines and newspapers. Federal Budget Director James and Jan. 2 still are being reviewed, Let’s say you buy a 9 percent The announcement of cutbacks C. Miller III contended Tisch was and those too will be announced Gene Wilson of 10 Grant Hill Road, Coventry, was recently those days. Treasury bond due to mature in The closings could affect as many follows congressional passage of a "bluffing” in his statement at that locally, officials said. awarded for individual performance' in selling Dodge vehicles. exactly 10 years at “ 100” — 100 as half of all post offices. Deputy federal budget-cutting bill which percent of face value of $1,000 per Wilson is a salesman at Chorches Motors Inc. of 80 Oakland St. Postmaster General Michael requires the Postal Service to $1,000 bond. You know you will if ® and the ManchesterHe has reached the silver level ofHerald recongnltion in Dodge's Sales Coughlin said. reduce its spending by $1.25 billion collect $90 interest each year. Your Professionals Club. Saturday closings could continue, over the next 21 months. “ current yield” — annual interest Awards are given for outstanding product knowledge and sale's or other cutbacks be required. This is $700 million less than the Santa’s making his list divided by market price — is 9 m achievement at three performance levels—bronze, silver and Coughlin said in an interview. This original reduction proposed for the percent. So is yur yield to maturity, gold. could include closing many post agency, hut still will require cuts of And checking It twice... because you paid $1,000 and will get Season’s Greetings; offices a half-day each week, with $430 million in the postal operating $1,000 when the bond matures. Next, let’s say you buy the same If something was forgotten, bond at ” 110” — $1,100 per $1,000 and Best Wishes bond. Your current yield — $90 Hell go to Bob & Mikes divided by $1,100 — is about 8.2 percent. Because you paid a 10 for the New Year percent premium over the bond’s BOB & MIKE’S COUNTRY MARKET face value, the 9 percent stated from 485 Hartford Road, Manchester interest rate is reduced by approxi­ mately 1 percent annually over the I McDonalds* Happy Holidays bond’s remaining 10 years. Your yield to maturity is approximately and best wishes for the 8 percent. I qRH] Very special New Year! Finally, let’s say you buy that bond at "90” — $900per$l,000bond. May you enjoy the treasures and wishes to you and Open Christmas Day Your current yield is 10 percent discount ‘below the bond’s face McDon^d’s® has job pleasures of this merry magical time! 1 0 - 6 value, the 9 percent stated interest To friends big and small ... Thanks! your family! rate is increased by roughly 1 opportunities to fit almost Call the "Party Line" 643-2553 percent a year — making your yield to maturity about II percent. any schedule: CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO. Merry Christmas Hours: M-F 8 to 8; Sat. & Sun. 'til 7 Another way to look at this is that ★ LOTTO ★ * WTTO * yield to maturity adjusts for the 38 M a in St., M a n c h e s te r 643-7958 difference between the price at DIRosa’s Cleaners > i .1 .» . which the bond is purchased and the Part time or full time, days face value amount at which it will be redeemed. A premium in the purchase price is prorated over the or evenings. Good starting life of a bond to reduce yield to BOLAND BROS. maturity. A discount is prorated pay and benefits. over a bond's life to increase yield Manchester Ice & Fuel g to maturity. MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUSTOMERS ONLY You undoubtedly noticed my use Will be closing on Thursday, | of hedging words, such as “ about.” Manager trainee positions In Order To Properly Serve Our Most "approximate” and "roughly.” Dec. 24th at 12:00 p.m. | That’s because the three-step me­ and custodial positions are and reopening 8:00 a.m. thod outlined above does not Valued Asset, Our Customers, account for compounding of inter-, Monday, December 28th, 8 est each year on the difference also available. between purchase price and face so that our employees may spend | The Main Office, Spencer Street and Heartland Plaza value, and other complicated steps Christmas with their families. J necessary to arrive at precise Branches Will Be Open For Holiday Banking yields to maturity. Stop by any of the locations Only emergencies will be taken.| Even bankers and brokers don’t use mathematical formulas to listed below or call As Follows: determine yields to maturity. In­ i Happy Holidays to All!!! | stead, they open fat “ basis books” "OVER HERE containing page after page of exact 643-2213 to learn more yields to maturity. HOLIDAY BANKING OVER THERE” QUESTION: I see a U.S. Treas­ about the employment ury bond quoted at ” 95.28.” Does Thursday, December 24 9:00 am to 3:00 pm that mean it’s trading at $952.80 per opportunities with 24 HOUR $1,000 face value of bond? Friday, December 25 CLOSED (Legal Holiday) ANSWER: No. That means its McDonald’s®. market value is $958.75 per $1,000 BANKING face value. Saturday, December 26 9:00 am to 12:00 noon Like other debt securities, Treas­ ury bond and note prices are quoted WATCH FOR THE OPENING In Addition to Banker’ s Hours — Customer’ s Hours! in straight percentages of face OF OUR NEW McDo n a l d s * YANKEE 24 value — until the decimal point. The number in front of the decimal point ON WEST CENTER ST. Season’ s Greetings and CIRRUS is easily understood. ” 95” means 95 y^GES percent of face value — $950 per COMING SOON... $1,000 bond. M Good Wishes To All Our Friends Over 800 But the numbers behind the Management positions available. Locations in CT decimal point in Treasury bond and note quotations are in 32nds. And Call Now! 6 4 3 * 2 2 1 3 Withing you a garden 28-32nds Is exactly $8.75 per $1,000 full of uwrm greetinge for bond. the holiday tetuon to all of QUESTION: A Treasury bond In which I wold like to invest is^uoted GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD VITTNER’S our fine frlendt and anchester State Bank at 95.25 bid. 95.28 asked. Can I buy palroni. We hope your $20,000 face amount of that bond at GARDEN CENTER ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: *Your Hometown Bank' Equal Housing Lender the asked price? and holtdey are warm, happy All Deposits Insured bv FDIC I W*. ANSWER: Almost certainly, no. 46 West Center St. 1221 Tolland JWk. 1261 Burnside Ave. 30 Lafayette Square and filled with friendihip. Published Treasury bond and note 89 Talcottville Rd. CHRISTMAS SHOP prices are those quoted by bond Manchester, CT. Manchester, CT. East Hartford,. CT. Vernon. CT. Rockville, CT. 1 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester/Vernon Townline ■ 649-2623 dealers to each other — for MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav, Dec. 24. 1987 - 13 K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 24, 1987 Obituaries Inmates send replies SPORTS Dorothy Enos David T. Manser to ‘Dear Santa’ letters Dorothy (Hanna) Enes, 76, of David T. Menser, 88, of Largo, By Ellzabath Shogren The substitute Santo wrote back, Wethersfield, wife of Pierce M. Fla., died Sunday at Largo Medical Th« Asioclated Prtss .‘T il be sure to visit you In the land Enes, died Tuesday at St. Francis Center Hospital. He was the brother ‘down under’ on Christmas Eve. of Madeline Solmonson of Intensity the key to Manchester victory Hospital and Medical Center. ANTIGCH, III. - Santo Claui Stay toe good boy you have already She was bom in Manchester and Manchester. usually decides who’s been bad or been." lived in Wethersfield since 19M. She He was bom In Norwich and good, but in this northeastern Judges determine which offend­ By Jim Tierney will be held at the Eagles’ Nest. has done a real good Job for us.” seven and Peters six during the down with it (the running game),” points. retired from Aetna Insurance Co., came to Largo, Fla., In 1974 from Illinois town, it’s St. Nick himself ers receive public service senten­ Manchester Herald Windsor and Suffield nneet in the The first quarter saw Manchester auspicious second quarter and Kinel explained. “ (But), we got Manchester also took the Junior Division of CIGNA, in 1676 after 10 Coventry. He was employed as an who’s been naughty, and he’s ces, and officials in the public other half of the high school action jump to a quick 11-2 lead only to Manchester held a 38-21 halftime Ured.” varsity contest by a score of 60-35. years. She was a former volunteer underwriter for the Travelers Insu­ answering children’s Christmas service division decide which ones Intensity is a term any coach with the losers and winners meet- - have Glastonbury score the next 10 advantage. When Manchester got Manchester took a 59-47 lead into William Burg led the young Indians for the American Red Cross. rance Company, Hartford, for 46 letters as punishment. would make good Santos, Ms. continually wants to instill in his ing Tuesday at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.. points to assume its only lead of the its running game going It was hard the final quarter. A Goddard with 12 points while Emil Assavl Besides her husband, she is sur­ years. He was a U.S. Army veteran Ten lawbreakers have been read­ Smith said. players. When it is present on his respectively. game at 13-12. Goddard (11) and to stop. three-point play with 6; 44 left in the had 10. Marcus Mateya and Corry vived by two daughters, Sandra of World War I. He was a member of ing letters addressed to Santo from The offenders generally work team the outcome is usually a “We knew we had to play hard,” Vaughn (7) led the Indianstoa 20-16 “We wanted to go with that,” game gave Manchester a 64-50 lead. McGee chipped In with nine points Comer of Newington and Elizabeth St. Catherine of Siena Catholic thousands of children across the between eight and 16 hours answer­ pleasant one. Indian Coach Frank Kinel said. “I lead after the opening stanza. Kinel said, referring to the running The Indians enjoyed a 12-14 point each. The JV record is 1-1. Enes of Wethersfield: a sister, Church, Largo, Fla, He was past country, said Susan Smith of Lake ing letters, and serve the rest of Despite playing without storting was happy with our intensity. We Manchester’s Intensity was blat­ style of play. “Sometimes it (the advantage for most of the final Mary Hanna of Wethersfield; and commander of the American Le­ County Department of Court Ser­ their sentence doing other tirpes of junior center Paris Oates, Man­ still have to work on our antly evident during the second running game) gets out of control stanza. Manchester converted 11 of MANCHRSTER (74) — MaH VouehnS gion Bourne-Keeny Post. 4-421, Troy Rotors 41-39, Cory Golditon two grandsons. vice, which runs the county’s public. public service, she said. chester High displayed steady execution.” quarter as it scored the first 18 but there’s a sense of discipline to it. 15 foul shots in the fourth quarter. 0 5-8 5, Joion Goddard 12 5-7 29, Shoun The funeral is private at the Wethersfield. service program. The letters — on festive red- intensity throughout en route to a Junior Jason Goddard and senior points of the stanza to take a 38-16 At the end of the break good Peters and senior Shaun Brophy, Brophy 3 2-2 9, Eric WIdmor 00-00, Art convenience of the family. There Besides his sister, he is survived The Santos — convicted of such white-and-blue stationery with a 76-67 victory over Glastonbury Matt Vaughn combined for 50 lead on a layup by senior Troy decisions have to be made to either who scored nine points apiece, Tomplo 0 2-2 2, Oorron Gatos 0 1-2 1. by two brothers, Robert J. Menser Totals 27 2030 74. are no calling hours. James T. crimes as traffic violations, battery picture of Santo — are carefully High Wednesday night at Clarke points for the Indians and the Peters with 3:20 left before half. go to the hoop or bring it back out.” turned in strong games for the OLAfTONBURY (471 — Lamont Pratt Funeral Service, Wethers­ of St. Petersburg, Fla., and William and burglary — answer the child­ checked by Antioch’s director of Arena. The win kept Manchester former grabbed 16 rebounds. God­ The Indian press caused several The Indians had a slow start in Indians. Froomon 40012, RoeoloBonnottOOOO, field, has charge of arrangements. N. Menser of Seminole, Fla.; and a ren by encouraging them to be parks and recreation, who oversees unbeaten at 2-0 while the visiting dard shot a torrid 12-for-16 from toe Tomahawk turnovers while Glas­ the third quarter, but Glastonbury “Brophy and Peters did a good David Worthington OOOO, Paul Rlttor4 nephew. 4-4 12, Tim O'Grody 4 30 12, Eric Memorial donations may be good, and promising them a visit the program. Tomahawks fell to 1-2. field and scored a career-high 29 tonbury shot a dismal l-for-9during could get no closer than nine points job,” Kinel said. Manchester shot Potorson 2 5-4 9, Scott Sponcor 8 0-0 14, made to the UConn Children’s Burial will be at the convenience from the jolly man in red. The letters come from across the The Indians’ next game is Mon­ points while Vaughn tossed in 21. the quarter. during the stanza. A driving layup 27-for-S8 from the field. Scott Tyrone Borgor 1 4-5 4, Mark Brunoau 0 Cancer Fund, UHCH Development of the family. nation and from some foreign day night at 8 against crosstown “They (Goddard and Vaughn) The visitors finally scored with Spencer led Glastonbury with 16 04) 0, Totals 25 14-23 47. Memorial donations may be Answering the letters is "a form by Lament Freeman made the Throe-point goals; M (2) — Vaughn, Office, 309 Farmington Ave., Far­ of punishment or retribution to the countries and are. addressed to rival East Catholic in toe first are playing very well,” Kinel said. 2:11 to play before intermission on a score 50-41 with 1; 53 left in the third. points while Freeman, O’Grady, Brophy. G (1) — O'Grody. mington 06032. made to the American Cancer community for a crime they have Santo at 100 Toyland Rd., Antioch, round of the Rotary Classic which “They’re just good players. Jason T '~ O’C— Vnufjhn tallied “We thought we could wear them and Paul Ritter each added 12 Holttlmo; 38-21 Manchester. Society. committed," Ms. Smith said. III., 60002. The address is passed Rocco G. Florita The stand-in Santos don’t seem to along by postmasters and service Rocco G. Fiorita, 92, of Windsor, Ernest M. Pohl mind the job. "Some public service Organizations in communities with died Tuesday at Mount Sinai Ernest M. Pohl, 75, of 223N. Main clients really get into it. It’s fun to names affliated with Christmas, Hospital. He was the husband of the St., died Wednesday evening at see how they respond to some of the such as North Pole, Alaska, said letters," Ms. Smith said. Glenda Tomaschtik, of the public East wins game on ice, late Mary (Sposito) Fiorita and Manchester Memorial Hospital. He brother of Joseph Fiorita and was the husband of the late Ruth One Santa got a letter from a service division. Theresa Hublard. both of (Hurlock) Pohl, who died in 1973. 3-year-old in Australia, who wrote; A former Antioch resident, Dan Manchester. He was bom in Rockville. May 2. " ’I am a good boy. Please send DeFosse, started the letter­ Besides his brother and sister, he 1912, and lived most of his life in robots, lollies. Legos and vehicles. I answering service in 1979. Public loses coach for game is also survived by two sons. Manchester. Before retiring, he help my mummy and daddy. service started helping with the Paquale Fiorita and Lawrence was a fireman for the Manchester Please come and visit us ‘down project a few years ago, Ms. Smith BOLTON — One thing you better not ask under,” ’ Ms. Smith said. said. and that’s the way you play the game.” Fiorita, both of Windsor; two Fire Department for many years. first-year Coach Joe Hubbach to do is hide his As far as the game. East came out of the first daughters. Anna Lazio of Hartford He was a member of the South emotions. period with a 2-1 lead on goals from Dan West and and Christine Fiorita of Windsor; United Methodist Church. He won’t. Jim Baffin. They were sandwiched around two grandsons; and three great­ He is survived by two daughters. Hubbach was not pleased by the play of Wethersfield’s only score. grandchildren. Ekiith Correnti and Linda Spearot. Dues hike asked Wethersfield High toward the end of Wednesday Scott Drummond tallied the game’s only The funeral is Monday at 8:15 both of Manchester; a brother, night’s ice hockey game, taken by Hubbach’s power-play goal for East in the second period, a.m. from the Carmon Funeral Harold Pohl of Manchester; a Continued from page 1 said that bad weather can cut Into Eagles. 5-1, at the Bolton Ice Palace and he let assisted by Andy Prestoch. Senior Tony Grant and Home. 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, sister, Helen Kelly of Bloomfield: the club’s profitability. "If you get Wethersfield Coach Dennis Tulimieri well aware of Baffin added third-period goals for East, which with a hlass of (Kristian burial at 9 five grandchildren; seven great­ no hike in fees for senior citizens. rained out three weekends, that’s a how he felt. outshot Wethersfield by a 27-14 margin. a.m. in St. Gertrude’s Church. grandchildren; a great-great- In a Dec. 14 letter to the major loss,” he said. The pair wound up with game misconducts with West had a goal and an assist and Prestach two Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict grandson; and a godson. subcommittee seeking the In­ The club has been profitable in the result Hubbach won’t be behind the bench for assists for East. Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling The funeral is Saturday at noon at crease. Rosetto said that course each of the past four years except East’s next game. Monday at 11 a.m. at the Bolton Each side had seven power-play opportunities hours are Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 play increased “significantly” dur­ 1985, when there was a $10,812 loss. Ice Palace against South Windsor. “It was just with East’s coming late as Wethersfield, according Memorial donations may be Main St. Burial is in East Ceme­ ing the past year to 70,000 rounds words,” Hubbach described the postgame situa­ to Hubbach. was getting whistled for getting its made to the American Heart tery. Calling hours are Saturday Reginald Pinto / Manchester Herald played. tion. Assistant Ck>ach Rick Milka will be behind the sticks and hands up. He still would like the referees Association. 310 Collins St., Hart­ from 10 a.m. until the hour of the “As in every business, such bench for East against the Bobcats. to become accustomed to East’s physical style. ford 0610S. service. Ray McKay and other employees at the Manchester Post extreme activity has taken its toil The 25-year-old Hubbach, from Grosse Pointe. “We were playing physical, which we are. I’m on the facilities, equipment and in Travel spending Mich., has taught his Eagles a physical style of play not blaming the refs because sometimes you do get Office were busy last week, which was the post office’s pressure on our staff,” Rosetto and it has resulted in a 3-0 start for East. It. penalties. I’m just asking for a fair shake and so far peak for the year. The amount of mail handled by the post wrote. “This level of play cannot be generates Jobs however, hasn’t lent itself to some of the opponents, we haven’t and that bothers me. Let the kids play Fromme flees from prison office this Christmas season was about double the continued indefinitely without sig­ who according to Hubbach haven’t responded in the the way the game is supposed to be played.” NEW YORK (AP) — Travel proper manner. “I told him (Tulimieri) I didn’t amount for the rest of the year. nificant deterioration of the golf Hubbach said. Continued from page 1 Atwood said local, state and course.” spending in America directly gen­ appreciate the way they were playing.” Hubbach erated 5.2 million jobs in 1986, East Catholic 2 1 2— 5 federal authorities, including the The letter provided no figures for said, referring to getting sticks and hands up in the Wethersfield 1 0 0— 1 grounds of the institution, Burkhart Secret Service, were notified. past years on the number of rounds paying nearly $58 billion in salaries facial area. Scoring; and producing over $33 billion in Hubbach complimented his team for not First period; EC— Don West (Chris Hills) 3;38, W— said at a news conference. Frome was convicted in the Sept. played. Monglotlco (Notleroto) 4;07, EC— Jim Roffln (Jeff It has been officials’ experience 5, 1975, assassination attempt in The pumps would cost between federal, state and local tax re­ retaliating. “My guys showed good control.” he Morin) 8;38. that if inmates do escape into the Sacramento, Calif., the first of two $45,000 and $55,000, and a mower venue, reports Travel Agent said. Second period; EC— Scott Drummond (Andy Prest­ Holiday mail down magazine. och) 10; 14 PPG. surrounding mountains that they attempts on Ford’s life in a month. would cost about $30,000 and 10 new “I teach hit with the shoulder, hit with the hip. Third period; EC— Tony Grant (West) 3;54, EC— eventually emerge and are picked Ford was unharmed when a would cost about another That’s what I instill in my guys. We play physical Roffln (Prestach) 7;47). Continued from page 1 about 50 percent during the holi­ If viewed as a single retail hockey. I don’t understand it. I’m from Michigan Soves; EC— Jomle Posterlck 13, W— Gerordl 22. up on area highways, he said. Secret Service agent grabbed a -$30,000. industry, the travel-tourism sector Prison officials had no clue how semi-automatic .45-caliber pistol days. from about 6.000 per day to Director James F. “Dutch” 9.000. is the third largest retail Industry In Fromme had escaped, he said. aimed at him by Fromme on the Windzer said. “I’ve done Express Fogarty, who is chairman of the business receipts, after automotive “There’s no physical evidence of grounds of the state Capitol. Mail for a while, and I know subcommittee, said that the Board dealers and food stores. how she got out or where she went. ’ ’ In San Francisco 17 days later, Manchester well. And I’m very “Christmas for us is very, very of Directors will not make any Burkhart also denied that prison Ford escaped injury when Moore, a conscientious about my job” hectic, and all we can do is decision on the request until it According to the publication, ‘Rags’ re-signs with Yankees security was lax because of the 45-year-old political activist, fired a Windzer. an East Hartford resi­ concentrate on getting (the mail) meets next month. travel industry sales in 1986 out­ upcoming holiday. revolver at him. She eventually dent. will pick up the packages processed and delivered,” Victoria During Wednesday’s meeting, paced the gross national product in “All the other offers from the said. By Ronald Blum Prison officials said they had no pleaded guilty and received a life from the Hartford post office at Fogarty questioned the need for the both real and nominal dollar terms, The Associated Press other teams were all in the same idea why Fromme decided to sentence. about noon. She said working This year, during the two-week hike in fees in light of an expected and employment added 360,000jobs ballpark,” Righetti said. "They escape. In 1979, Moore also escaped from Christmas day won’t interfere with period before Christmas, the post surplus of $28,397 this year. in the industry for the year. NEW YORK — The unannounced said, ‘We love you’ and all that.” State police and Greenbrier the Alderson prison, but was her holiday plans because she office brought in four seasonal “If you had a profitable year this ban on three-year contracts for But none offered a third yearuntil County sheriff’s officials said early recaptured hours later, about 25 usually doesn’t eat Christmas employees in addition to its regular year and you anticipate a profitable Overall travel prices fell for the pitchers is over, and New York last weekend. this morning they were patrolling miles away, in near-zero tempera­ dinner until 3 p.m. staff of 183. The amount of overtime year next year, it’s not clear why first time in the 17-year history of Yankees owner George Stein- “As soon as word leaked out that roads in the area for Fromme, but tures. Today she is in a federal On a typical day. all branches of worked during this period is be­ you need a fee increase,” he said. toe travel price index published by brenner, naturally, was the one to the Yankees had offered me a Rog(n«ld Pdito/Manetiootor Harold had not set up roadblocks. women’s prison in Pleasanton, the Manchester post office handle Ralph Denicolo. the club’s pro. the U.S. Travel Data Center. three-year contract, the other tween 200 and 250 hours. break it. East Catholic’s Karen Mozdzierz drib­ The campus-like prison is located Calif. about 90.000 pieces of first-class Dave RighettI and the New York teamssaid, ‘Ifthey’regoingtodoit, Wednesday night at the Eagles’ Nest. on the outskirts of this town of 1,300 After Fromme’s November 1975 mail. Last week the average Yankees agreed to a $4.3-million we’re going to do it.’” Righetti said. bles the basketball while Manchester’s Mozdzierz netted a game-high 17 points residents in eastern West Virginia. conviction, she became the first amount of incoming first-class mail contract on Wednesday. The last He said some teams were reluc­ Chris Rovegno (12) tries to apply some to lead the Eagles to a 54-34 win. person sentenced under a special each day was more than double that The weather was described as pitcher to get a three-year contract tant to approach him because of defensive pressure in their game clear, with a light wind and federal law covering assaults on — 250.000 pieces. had been Fernando Valenzuela, their fear of Steinbrenner. temperatures in the 30s. U.S. presidents, a statute enacted The mailing of parcels increases who agreed to a $5.5-million deal “To be honest, they were scared "I just saw her yesterday. She after the 1963 assassination of with the Los Angeles Dodgers on of George and they thought they seemed OK to me but she’s kinda President John F. Kennedy. Feb. 15. 1986. were going to get outbid.” Righetti strange,” said Associate Warden She boycotted the sentencing, as “I didn’t want to leave but I said. EC girls make it look easy Maureen Atwood. “We’re not rul­ she did most of the trial. State cites wanted to see what the market is Last week, Righetti decided he ing out anything at this point.’’ Fromme served 2>A years at the like.” Righetti said Wednesday The federal prison’s other 985 West Virginia prison after her wanted to remain with the Yan­ night via telephone from his San DAVE RIGHETTI kees. Since the end of toe season, he female inmates were accounted conviction. She was moved to Caprilands Jose, Calif., home. “The Yankees for, Atwood said. The correctional Pleasanton in June 1978 after prison . . . stays with Yankees has talked to teammates Don as MHS defense falters came through in the end. I wanted Mattingly, Willie Randolph, Ron center houses maximum- medium- officials said she had become a Continued from page I some recognition and that’s what and minimum-security inmates. “model inmate." Guidry, Mike Pagliarulo and Tim By Len Auster East’s 23-for-42 performance 50 percent against us. Tonight it happened.” agent pitcher and a part of our Stoddard. from toe floor brought a smile to the was more toe defense. In the past needed repairs. Until this week, the Yankees had organization for his entire career. AAanchester Herald They didn’t ask him to stay, but face of veteran Eagles’ Coach teams were just hot.” Some of the orginal violations refused to consider a third year. He’s a foundation player as far as The verdict leaves the Eagles 2-3 our organization is concerned.” talking with them made him want When you’re getting easy shots— Donna Ridel. “They were easy included inadequate access to But on Sunday, a day after Righetti and making them — you’re going to shots, but we were making them,” for the season while toe Indians are School plan attacked emergency exits, doors that swing accepted the team’s offer of salary Righetti said several other gen­ to stay In New York just the same, he said. have an easy time of it. she emphatically said. winless in four outings. Both teams in and not out. lack of fire proofing arbitration, Yankees General Man­ eral managers had contacted him. resume play Monday with East He said he had spoken with Al Righetti will be paid $1.45 million That was the case for East Manchester Interim Q>ach Mike I Continued from page 1 House Speaker Irving J. Stol- on the walls and an adequate fire ager Lou Plniella suggested to the Catholic High as the Eagles shot Masse, on the other hand, was less hosting North Haven High at 11 Rosen of the San Francisco Giants. in 1989 and $1.55 million in 1990. He berg, D-New Haven, said, "I alarm system. pitcher’s agent that a third year 54.8 percent from the floor in than pleased by his team’s defen­ a.m. while Manchester entertains The violations were discovered in could be added. Sandy Alderson of the Oakland can earn up to $200,000 in bonuses Scott,” he said. basically want our education com­ each year, including $50,000 each downing crosstown Manchester sive performance. “The defense South Catholic at Clarke Arena at 1986 during a routine inspection by “He got three years because he Athletics, Sid Thrift of toe Pitts­ 7:30 p.m. Manchester and East The draft report says the state mittee to examine the recommen­ burgh Pirates and Chuck Arm­ for the Cy Young Award, World High. 54-34, Wednesday night in obviously left a few things to be should provide strong financial dations very thoroughly. Commis­ Cooper. Cooper said Sunday that an earned it,” Piniella said Wednes­ non-conference girls’ basketball desired. I don’t know what to do. update inspection by the state fire day. “There were numerous rea­ strong, president of toe Seattle Series MVP, fireman of the year incentives to encourage cities and sioner Tirozzi is familiar with the and Rolaids relief award. action at the Eagles Nest. Everybody has been shooting over Please tom to page IS suburbs to develop voluntary plans Constitution and the laws of the inspector revealed that some of the sons. Righetti was the top free- Mariners. for desegregating schools. How­ United States and is making an 10 violations had been corrected, ever, the report, which is to be effort to comply with those." including limiting the number of discussed by the state board in visitors permitted inside the build­ January, says the state should be Senate President Pro Tern John ings, adding exit signs, fire extin­ authorized to order regional inte­ B. Larson, D-East Hartford, questi­ guishers and an alarm. A retrospective look at the sportsworld for 1987 gration plans if voluntary mea­ oned whether Robertson was famil­ The farm, located on 50 acres, sures fail. iar with the Supreme Court’s 1954 includes a 200-year-old farmhouse, Another year has passed in toe world of sports THE EDMONTON OILERS DEFEATED the Johnson had run the 100 a full tenth of a second The state board, which appoints decision banning segregation of greenhouse, gardens, book shop Philadelphia Flyers in seven games to win the faster than any human before him. Johnson’s new schools. and bam. Simmons was reluctant and several new champions were crowned. the commissioner, directed Tirozzi In this cable-televison focused society of oprs Stanley Cup for the third time in four years. record was 9.83 while Lewis’ time of 9.93 tied the to come up with the report after a In separate interviews, Larson to correct violations because she Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky, arguably the world’s old mark set by fellow American Calvin Smith. felt it would damage the authentic­ sports has relentlessly forged to the forefront as citizens’ committee two years ago and Stolberg suggested Robertson Jim Tierney best player, took home his eighth consecutive The “No-Name Bunch” known as the Minnesota was trying to gain press coverage. ity of the place. both entertainment and big business. The end of the Cl failed to make specific recommen­ National Hockey League MVP award in as many Twins shocked the baseball world by defeating the dations on the segregation issue, Robertson denied the charge. Luncheons will not be served in year dictates a sense of finality and retrospection. "I’m doing this because I’m the main house until April, but the years. Gretzky, at 26, has dominated a professional St. Louis Cardinals in seven games to capture the Glassman said. Beginning with Super Bowl XXI, the New York sport like no other athlete ever has. To pick the best World Series — toe first in toe history of the “The only way to deal with it is to getting tons of phone calls and rest of the grounds are open to Herald Sports Writer someone has to speak up against visitors. Giants capped their amazing 17-2 campaign with a athlete in sports based on how far ahead of his franchise. Names like Gary Gaetti, Kirby Puckett. face up to it and not throw out these 39-20 drubbing of the Denver Broncos. Quarterback cliches to scare people," he said, this program that is not well- Compiled from staff and wire peers he is, then Gretzky is easily the best athlete Dan Gladden, Kent Hrbek, Frank Viola, and Tom referring to the remarks by Robert­ founded, ’’ he said. reports. Phil Simms, the Super Bowl’s Most Valuable on this planet. Gretzky, as his nickname says, truly Brunansky have surfaced as recognizable baseball son and Scott. He said the board Is JlHi Player, guitled the Giants to 12 consecutive is ‘Great.’ names. trying to address the problem victories to end their phenomenal season. It’s still Hartford’s own Marlon Starling stunned the before it winds up in court. ST. JUDE NOVENA ST. JUDE NOVENA hard to fathom that toe New York Giants won the CONCERNING THE “SPORT OF Kings,” boxing world on Aug. 22 in Columbus. S.C., by LOCALLY SPEAKING, JOHN DOHERTY “Connecticut isn’t an island. All Super Bowl. (newly sworn Irish citizen) successfully defended MAY THE SACRED HEART OF MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Alysheba and Bet Twice created a classic duel in dropping 1984 Olympic gold medalist Mark Breland over the country, courts have made JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ As toe trend of sports champions and parity goes, May which was reminiscent of the peerless tandem in the 11th round to earn the WBA welterweight his Manchester Thanksgiving Day Road Race title. states do things they don’t want to JESUS BE ADORED, QLORI- FIEO, LOVED AND PRESERVED FIED, LOVED AND PRESERVED the Giants have declined into the category of ‘fallen of Affirmed and Alydar in 1978. Alysheba took both championship of toe world. A seasoned veteran. Doherty outdueled fellow countryman Richard do," Glassman said. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, HAPPY HOLDRY O’Flynn while the two turned in the second and THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, stars’ — the inability for a champion in any sport to the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, toe first two Starling used his abundance of ring savvy to To all our customers — . Thank you for your Sen. Frank Barrows, D-Hartford, NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED repeat. The Giants have crashed back to the planet Jewels of the Triple Crown, before Bet Twice subjugate the lesser experienced Breland. It was a third fastest times ever in the Silk Gty. 21; 31 and whose district includes many mi­ HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR confidence in us and your patronage. Earth and are currently 5-9 with one game left in coasted to a 14-length victory in the Belmont long time coming for Starling, a South Windsor 21:35 for the 4.75-mile loop. Course-record holder nority residents, blasted Robert­ US. SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF resident, but all the toil and sweat is worth it now. John Treacy finished third. son’s suggestion that Tirozzi step US. SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF their season. Stakes. Bet Twice was runner-up to Alysheba in MIRACLES, PRAY FOR US. MIRACLES, PRAY FOR US. We wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous both the Derby and Preakness. Starling is 42-4 with 26 knockouts. Scholastically speaking, the East Catholic High down. SAINT JUDE, HELPER OF THE Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim and his “It’s a bunch of manure," Bar- SAINT JUDE, HELPER OF THE New Year Orangemen nearly garnered the NCAA basketball Thoroughbred racing was climaxed by the fourth football team culminated its magnificent 11-0 HOPELESS, PRAY FOR US. SAY HOPELESS, PRAY FOR US. SAY rows said. championship on March 30. But, Indiana annual Breeder’s Cup last month at Hollywood IN LATE AUGUST AT the second World Track season with a 14-0 shutout victory over Darien High THIS PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY, THIS PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY, Closed Christmas Day, Open Saturday, Dec. 26th, Closed Sunday and Field Otampionships in Rome/the running School to win the Class M state championship. The Barrows, like most of his legisla­ University’s Keith Smart, a Junior college transfer, Park. The last two Derby winners, Alysheba and BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR world froze as the two fastest men of all time, the Eagles also nailed down the No. 1 ranking in tive colleagues, had not read the PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. nailed an 18-foot baseline Jumper with one second Ferdinand, hooked up in a stirring stretch duel in PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. the $3 million Breeder’s Cup Gassic — the richest United States' Carl Lewis and Canada’s Ben Connecticut. For ninth-year Coach Jude Kelly, it education department's report. SAY IT FOR 9 DAYS. IT HAS SAY IT FOR 9 PAYS. IT HAS remaining to push the Hoosiers past Syracuse, But, he said, “The school systems AL SIEFFERTS 75-74. Smart scored 17 of his 21 points in the second race in the world. The finish was apropos for such Johnson, stepped to the starting line in the was his third state title in the last five years at NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL, are segregated... I would definitely NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL, an occasion with Ferdinand holding off the late 100-meter dash final. Invigorated by superb start, East. PUBLICATION MUST BE PRO­ PUBLICATION MUST BE PRO­ SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER half and was named the tournament MVP. ’The support Tirozzi. It’s like trying to MISED. THANK YOU ST. JUDE. Orangemen with Sherman Douglas, Rony Selkaly charge of Alysheba to win by a nose. The win may the powerfully built Johnson sped away from Lewis take on a big, big monster. We have MISED. THANK YOU ST. JUDE. 445 HARTFORD RD. KEENEV IT . EXIT 0 ^ kD4 Have a Merry Christmas and a peaceful New A.B.W. J.M.L. and Derrick Coleman back this year may find have locked up Horse of the Year honors for while the latter closed strongly but was second best to somehow get up a plan to get MARCHEtTER. CT Ferdinand. on this day. Year. youngsters an education." themselves in the Final Four once again. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. Pec. M- 1M7 - » 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 24, 1987 Coventry girls register big win over Portland SCOREBOARD PORTLAND — Two of the three points, had a 2319 halftime lead preseason favorites In the Charter before seeing Bolton close the gap. Oak Conference gials’ basketball H.S. Roundup The Bulldogs’ biggest problem, as OuartertMcfc — Nell Lomax, X. L « ^ race hooked up Wednesday night it has been for four games, is duct, 8:34; Lanz, Tor, mlnor^molor (slash­ Big East standings Runnina Bocks — H e r s ^ i^ ker, ing, fighting), 9:13; Hunter, StL, Oollas; Roger Franctslm. and when It was settled, (Coventry gbetting the ball to fall. “Our mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting), 9:13; BIB Katl Conference O 'a ll High had a 4642 win over Portland wrong with the Cheney Tech shooting percentage is not always H ockev Osborne, Tor, misconduct, 11:06; Raglan, Basketbafl w L W L End — ciiarles Mann, Washington. High in a battle of unbeatens. basketball team defensively. what you’d like it to be,” Phiiiips StL, misconduct, 11:04; Secord, Tor V lllano va 1 0 7 2 Nose Tackle — Steve McMIchoel, (slashing), 11:06; Semenko, Tor, double Providence 1 0 5 2 ChlCOQO. “It was a big one, a real big win. I Where the Beavers need to get said. “Overall I was pleased with minor (roughing), 19:44; Turnbull, StL Pittsburgh 0 0 5 0 Outside Linebacker — Lowrence Tay­ said before the season that It would things shored up is offensively as the effort. It was a game until the NHL standings (roughing), 19:44. Georgetown 0 0 7 1 lor, New York OlantL be Cromwell, Portland and usgoing exemplified by Wednesday night’s Shots oh goal—Toronto 7-5-3—15. St. NBA standings St. John's 0 0 6 1 Inside Linebacker — Sam Mills, New last two minutes.” Louis 7-11-17-35. Seton Holl 0 0 10 2 Orleans. for the title so we're real happy with 58-29 setback to host RHAM High in Wade Cassells had 18 points and WALES CONFERENCE Power-ploy Opportunities—Toronto 1 of EASTERN CDNFERENCE Syracuse 0 0 8 2 Cornetbock — Dove Wovmer, New the win," said Patriot Coach Ray Charter Oak Conference boys’ 11 rebounds to pace Bolton while Potrlck Olvlilon 4; St. Louis 1 of 5. Alloiitic OlvWon By LEWIS WITHAM Boston College 0 1 6 2 Orleans. Dimmock. who saw his club go to basketball action. Brian Rooney, slowed by injury, W L T Ptt OF OA (Soalles—Toronto, Bester (35 shots-34 W L Pet. OB Connecticut 0 1 4 2 Safety — Dave Duerson, Chicago. PhlICKJelphIa 17 13 5 39 122 125 saves). St. Louis, Wamsiev (15-10). A— Boston 15 8 .652 — Take the number'of pro foot­ 4-0 In the COC and 5-0 overall with “We did a good job for three and added 7 points and 7 rebounds. N Y lilonders 18 13 2 38 138 114 16,189. PhllodHphlo 12 10 .545 2>/>i ball teams (3, 4 or 5) for which Sandny's Oome College bowl gome glance the win. one-quarter quarters defensively,” Bolton returns to action next New Jersey 17 14 4 38 114 121 Referee— Paul Stewart. Linesmen— (3an Washington 8 15 .348 7 Chuck Knox of Seattle has Pittsburgh at Jacksonville The Highlanders slip to 3-1, 61 said Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia. Wednesday at Tolland High School. PItlsburah 15 14 5 35 130 134 Schachte, Mark Pare. New York 8 16 .333 7'/*i Monday's (Tanm been head coach; multiply by the Connecticut Muluol Classic Woshlntrton 15 16 4 34 115 109 New Jersey 4 19 .174 11 Saturday,ID O C n with the loss. “ (RHAM’s Steve) Emt and the CROMW ELL (61) — Stay* AltUP 2510 N Y Rangers 11 19 4 24 130 138 Canucks S. Kings 1 Central Division number of seasons (12, 14 or Hartford vs. UConn (Civic Center), 9 #teae^a^idh The Patriots had to come back in team got a lot of their points at the 9, Leif Dona 0 37 3, Mark Carroll 22-27, Adams Division Detroit 15 5 .750 — 16) those stints have covered; Shelby Jonet 957 23, Rob Monnei 32-2 8, Montreal 20 8 9 49 137 106 Atlanta 16 7 .696 'A BCAC Helldcay Festival this one. Foul trouble put three end of the game.” Peter Khang 2 2-2 6, Jon Dillon 0 0-1 0, and add the number of times St. John's vs. Marlst Eastern MIdilddn % Son Jose St. X Boston 21 12 3 45 143 122 Los Angetes 0 0 1—1 Chicago 15 10 .600 2'/j ■ y, O iC X starters on the bench in the second The setback evens Cheney’s Lemire 1 1-2 3, Dwayne Lewit 0 0-1 0, Hortford 13 14 6 32 105 110 Vancouver 2 1 >—5 Milwaukee 13 9 .591 3 (1, 3, or 5) his Ram teams came Sun Bowl Invitational quarter. Leslie Danehy picked up record at 1-1 while the Sachems go Reilly 1 04) 2. Totals X 2634 61. Buffalo 13 15 6 32 113 140 First Period—1, Vancouver, Skriko 11 Indiana 12 12 .500 5 within a game of the Super Boston College.vs. UTEP BOLTON (46) — Brian Rooney 2337, Citrus Bowl Invitational her third personal with six minutes to 2-0 in the COC and 2-1 overall. Wade Cassells 8 2-718, Josh Ryan 10-02, Quebec 13 16 2 28 114 121 (Pederson), 10:33.2, Vancouver, LeBIcmcS Cleveland 11 13 .458 6 Bowl. Washington X , Tutane 12 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (LIdster, Adams), 12:55. Penalties— WESTERN CONFERENCE Pittsburgh vs. Florida State left in the half and Kim Mikesko was RHAM had an 11-3 lead after one Jim Hathaway 2 60 4, Daye Delcampe 1 Morehead State at Syracuse TVeidBy, Dec. X 2-3 4, Drew Pinto 00-00, Mike Drenleou 1 Norris Division NIcholls, LJV (elbowing), :34; LeBlanc, Midwest Division AH AiMTlcan Bowl slapped with her third a minute quarter and 18-8 bulge at halftime. W L T Ph OF OA Van (hooking), 13:00; Wells, LA, double W L Pet. OB PA Y O FF: The answer Is also 1-3 4, Craig Winslow 2 2-4 6, Thomas At Birmlnahem, Ate. later. Maura Danehy was assessed ”We were playing good defense on Herrmann 0 1-2 1, Paul Cloutier 00-0 0. i^O Detroit 15 14 4 34 129 110 minor (hIgh-stIckIng), 17:11. Dallas 15 8 .652 — the Seahawk jersey number of Virginia 22, Brigham Young M Toronto 14 17 3 31 128 132 Second Period—3, Vancouver, Wlck- Denver 15 9 .625 'h her third personal foul with a them and they were playing good Totals 17 11-X 46. St. Louis 13 15 5 31 112 115 enhelser 3 (Sutter, Butcher), 16:22 (sh). Houston 12 11 .522 3 one of Knox's current All- 3polnt field goals— Bolton — Deren- Chicago 14 18 2 30 125 147 minute left in the half. This defense on us.” Silvia said. leau; Cromwell— Carroll. Penalties—Stonlev, Van (tripping), 4:14; Utah 12 13 .480 4 Pros, Kenny Easley. FootbaD At El Pate, Texas severely tested the Patriot bench. Minnesota 11 19 5 27 112 143 Coxe, Van (high-sticking), 10:09; Richter, Son Antonio 11 12 .478 4 Oklahoma State. 9-24L vs. West Virgi­ RHAM’s lead went to 3325 after Smvthe Division Van (holding), 14:57; Richter, Van (high- Sacramento 6 18 .250 9'.^ 9k > G 4 kl X C :U3MSNV nia, 654), 2;X p.m. (CBS) The Highlanders, throwing some three periods. Calgary 21 10 4 46 168 128 Pacific Division sticking), 19:12; Carpenter, LA (hooking), (C) 1987 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E A S S N Blue Gray AH-Slor CtasNc pressure in the stanza, were able to “We didn’t get some of the shots Wrestling Edmonton 20 12 3 43 162 125 19:31. L.A. Lakers 18 6 .750 — NFL standings At Mentgemery, AM. Winnipeg 14 15 3 31 119 125 Third Period—4, Vancouver, Sutter 5 Portland 16 8 .667 2 North vs. South, noon (ABC) take a 20-13 halftime lead after to fall and we didn’t do very well Vancouver 11 18 5 27 112 121 Seattle 13 12 .520 S'h (Coxe, WIckenhelser), 15:30. 5, Van­ . OMOTRI W W S trailing after one. 62. foul shooting (6for-10). We’ve only MHS rolls to win Los Angeles 9 23 4 22 130 174 couver, TantI 15 (LeBlanc, Melnyk), L.A. Clippers 8 14. .364 9 AMBRICAN CONFERBNCB At itenehdB Mizesko led Coventry's charge in developed one-and-a-half men whb Wednesday's Oames 19:10.6, U>s Angeles, Fenton 11 (Guay)19:39. Phoenix 8 14 .364 9 East Rorldo, 654), vs. UCLA, 9-20, 3:45 WETHERSFIELD — The Man­ Buffalo 5, Detroit 2 Penoltles—Hammond, LA (cross­ Golden State 4 18 .182 13 W L T Pet. PP PA p.m. (ABC) the third period with 12 of her 16 can score for us. We have a lot of Wcshlngton 2, Montreal 2, tie checking), 2:05; Hammond, LA (holding), Wednes4tay's Oames Indicmapolls 8 6 0 .571 >76 232 TUetday, Dec. X points. The Patriots closed to within (young) juniors, sophomores and chester High wrestling team roiied New Jersey 6, Pittsburgh 2 4:15; Saunders, Van (holding), 4:15; Phllodelphia 110, New Jersey 106 76ers 110. Nets 106 M iam i 8 6 0 .571 352 311 U_____ hertvBowl r 3631 after three periods. The fourth freshmen who are only starting to its record to 2-0 with an impressive Phllodelphia 5, Minnesoto 3 Duchesne, LA (holding), 5:47; Stanley, New York 90, Chicago 89 Buffalo 7 7 0 .500 263 2X At Memphis, Tenn. Chicogo 7, New York Islanders 5 Van (Interference), 9:43; Carson, LA Utah 91, Cleveland 83 New England 7 7 0 .5X 296 283 quarter saw the lead go back and play together.” 3329 victory Wednesday evening PHILADELPHIA (110) Arkansas, 934), vs. Oeorglo, 8GO, 8 Toronto 5, St. Louis 1 (tripping), 11:24; WIckenhelser, Van Dollos 110, Indiana 109 N.Y. Jets 6 8 0 4 X 327 340p.m. (Ravcom) forth until about three minutes Emt had 22 points and Jeff Soares over Wethersfield High School. The Voncouver 5, Los Angeles 1 (tripping), 11:24; Patterson, LA (hlgh- Seattle 103, Phoenix 102 Robinson 19238932, Borklev813181831, Central host Eagles won six of the first nine Thursday's Oames stlcklng), 16:59; Smyl, Van (high- San Antonio 111, Los Angeles Clippers McNomoro 892-28, Oieeks868414, Klng87 v-Cleveland 9 5 0 .643 371 2X were left when the Patriots took 18 to lead the Sachems. Terrance 2-310, Hinson 160412, Tonev874-411, Vrones Moedem Bewt bouts and heid a 29-15 advantage No gomes scheduled sticking), 16:59. 97 Houston 8 6 0 .571 324 332 At Anohebn, Com. charge. Phillip was the lone Beaver in Fridoy's Oames 04l()4)0, HcndersonOI 2-22. Totals387237-42 Shots on gool— Los Angeles 3-8-10—21. Los Angeles Lakers 117, Sacramento 100 Pittsburgh 8 6 0 ;571 272 280 Air Force, 930, vs. Arizona State, 661,8 Key to Coventry’s surge in the double figures with 14 points. He before the Indian matmen battled -.■ i No games scheduled Vancouver 22-12-13—47. Golden State 129, Denver 117 no. Cincinnati 4 10 0 .286 268 349 NEW JERSEY (106) p.m. (MIzlou) back and won the final four Saturday's Oames Power-play Opportunities—Los An- Ttiursdov's Oames West HoHdoyBewl fourth quarter were some outside also had 14 rebounds. New York Rangers at New Jersey, 1:35 gelesOof 6; VoncouverOof 6. No gomes scheduled Coleman 916 86 23, Comegvs 611 65 12, V-Denver 9 4 1 .629 355 2W matches, all via the pin. GmlnskI 8107-913, Bagiev 6804)9, Birdsong At San Dteoe hoops from Mollie Jacobson, who Cheney’s next game is Saturday p.m. Goalies— Los Angeles, Healy (47shots-42 FTMov's Oames Seattle 9 5 0 .643 351 273 Wyoming, 1020, vs. Iowa, 9-30, 8 p.m. The winners for Manchester were Boston at New York Islanders, 7:05 saves). Vancouver, McLean (21-20). Detroit at New York, noon 88 OrO 6, Bradley 26 2-2 6, Washington San Diego 8 6 0 .571 253 293 had 6 of her 12 points in the period. afternoon at 2; 30 at East Windsor 1017 87 27, Hopson 46 04) 8, Enoler 02 2-2 (ESPN) Corey Craft, Pete Fongemie, Aaron p.m. A —8,753. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. L.A. Raiders 5 9 0 .357 298 283 Thuraday, Dec n "They were playing a box and one High School. Quebec at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Referee—Bob Holl. Linesmen—Jim Saturday's Oames 2.Tdtals 39842831106. Kansas City 3 11 0 .214 232 368 Dixon, Tom Diana, Dave Odom, Philadelphia 28 25 28 29-110 OaterBesH on Leslie (Danehy) and they were R H A M (58) — Steve Em t 94-1022, Jeff Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m Chrlstlson, Brad Lazarowich. Chicago at Indiana, 2 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE At JacktenvHle, PM. Soares 8 2-4 18, Ben Wilson 10-0 2, Greg Ray Angle, and Jamel White. Montreal at Toronto. 8:05 p m. New York at Atlanta, 7:M p.m. New Jersey 27 25 24 30—106 East leaving Mollie open at the top of the 3-polnt goals— Toney, Woshington 2, South Carolina, 8-30, vs. Louisiana Cavoll 5 1-4 11, M ike Newhouse 0 60 0, The Manchester junior varsity Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8:05 p m. Portland at Cleveland, 7:M p.m. x-Woshlngtn 10 4 0 .714 352 XI State, 91-1, 2:X p.m. (CBS) key." Dimmock said. Woodsworth0600, Dennis Legault 21-2 Edmonton at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. New Jersey at Detroit, 7 :» p.m. Bagiev. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— St. Louis 7 7 0 .500 346 347 team aiso won by a score of 232. Phllodelphlo 47 (McNamara 10), New Bluehennet Bowl Owning the lead enabled Coven­ 5. Totals 25 6 X 58. Philadelphia at Washington. 8:05 p.m Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Phlladiphia 6 8 0 .429 3 X 373 At Heutten C H E N E Y t e c h ( X ) — Terrance The young Indians are aiso 2-0. St. Louis at Chicago, 8:35 p.m Houston ot Dallos, 8:X p.m. Je rs e y 45 (C o le m a n 13). A s s is ts — Dallas 6 8 0 .429 319 332 try to spread it out in the closing Phllodelphlo 18 (Cheeks 6), New Jersey Pittsburgh, 8-30, vs. Texos, 650, 8 Phillip 6 1-3 14, Sean Walstedt 3 2-4 8, Winners were Percy Williams, Sam Voncouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Flyers 5. North Stars 3 Golden State at Son Antonio, 8 :X p.m. N.Y. Giants 5 9 0 .357 260 305p.m. (MIzlou) minutes. “They had to foul us and Mike Sills 00-00, Anthony Evans 3606, Sunday's Oames Seattle at Denver, 9:M p.m. 15 (Bagiev 5). Total fouls— Phllodelphla23, Central Smith, Craig Pardi, and Byron r~ New Jersey 29. Technical—Barkley. A— mday, Jon. 1 Leslie was 3-for-5 from the foul tine Chris Jones 060 0, Troy Maxfleld01-31, Hartford at Quebec, 2:05 p.m. Los Angeles Lokers ot Utah, 9 :X p.m. x-Chlcogo 10 4 0 .714 350 279 Florida Olrut Bewt Steve F rie d rich 0 6 0 0, John Parsons 0 Strickland. Chicogo ot St. Louis, 7:05 p.m. Minnesota 2 0 1—3 Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. 9,122. Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 312 308 in the fourth quarter.” Dimmock PbllocMpbla 3 1 I—S At Ortande, 98a. 0-00, Chris HauesOOOO, Totals 124-10X. Manchester’s next match is Pittsburgh at Buftato, 7:05 p.m. Boston ot Los Angeles Clippers. 10:X Green Bay 5 8 1 .393 XI267 Clemson, 920, vs. Penn State, 630, cited. 3polnt field goals: Cheney— Phillip Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. First Period— 1, Minnesota, CIccorelM 20 p.m. Tampa Boy 4 10 0 .286 280 3X Thursday. Dec. 31, at 11 a m. at Boston at New York Rangers, 8:35 p.m. (VIvelros, Bellows). ;53 (pp). 2, Philadel­ Mavericks 110, Pacers 109 noon (ABC) Leslie Danehy totaled 10 points Sunday's Oames Detroit 3 11 0 .214 239 371 PtaXoBewl Bolton stopped Clarke Arena against East Catholic phia, Mellanby 12(Zezel, Samuelsson), 3:38 Cleveland ot New Jersey, 7 :X p.m. West for Ckiventry, Kim Wells had a (pp). 3, Minnesoto, Broten 7 (Groham, At Temge, Arlz. and Cheney Tech in the first official Boston at Sacramento, 9 p.m. DALLAS (110) V-San Frncisc 12 2 0 .857 411 263 Rorldo State, 101-0, vs. Nebraska, 1014), game-high 17 to lead Portland. BOLTON — Getting close but Raglnild PInto/ManehwMr Harild NHL results Roberts) ,5:06 (pp). 4, Philadelphia, Tacchet V-New Orleans 11 3 0 .786 389 259 9 (Poulin, Carson), 16:20. 5, Phllodel- Aguirre 12-25 11-12 36, Perkins 611 1-1 13, 1:» p.m., (NBC) Coventry's next game is Monday "Town Wrestling Championship” Donaldson 2-5 2-2 6, Blackmon 611 67 18. L.A. Rams 6 8 0 4 X 317 313 CeIMn Besrl coming up short. Bolton High was phlo. Poulin 10 (Ekiund, Howe), 16:54. Atlanta 3 11 0 .214 192 406 at Windham Tech. which will be sponsored by the Manchester High’s Amy Mann (42) Rued (30) stretches for it in their game Penalties— Hextoll, Phi, served by Zezel Harper 614 4-4 16, Blob 82 0-0 0, Davis At Donat on the short end of a 61-46 score to Devils 6. Penguins 2 2-7 81 4, Tarplev 1-4 2-2 4,Schrempf87 x-clinched division title Notre Dame, 8-30, vs. Texas ABM, 920, Coventry also secured the Junior Cromwell High School Wednesday Herald. (delay of game), :19; Ijiwton, Min NBA results 3613. Tofols48862935110. v-clinched playoff berth reaches for the basketball along with Wednesday night. Rued had 11 re­ (hooking), 2:35; Roupe, Phi (hlgh- 1;X p.m. (CBS) varsity game, 40-24. Michelle Dixon night in Charter Oak Conference Results: sflcklng), 3:45; Musll, Min (tripping), INDIANA (109) SoturCkiVf D tc. M Sugar Bowl 103 — M ale (W) dec. Lee, 7-2; 112 — teammates Lisa Cartier (33) and Barb bounds in East’s 54-34 triumph. New Jersey 1 2 3—6 Person 1626 80 31, W illiam s 813 04) 10, Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 12:X p.m. AtNtwOrteant had 12 points to lead the young boys’ basketball action. Craft (M ) pinned H ickey, 1:38; 119 — Plltsburgh 0 1 1—2 5:35; D.SmIfh, Phi (tripping), 8;13; Washington at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Graham, M in (hooking), 8:32; Rouse. Knicks 90. Bulls 89 Stipanovich 88826, Flemlno9146622, L4>ng Syracuse, 114M), vs. Auburn, 91-1, 3;X Patriots, who are also spotless at The Bulldogs are now 0-4 overall Keane (W) pined Mahoney; 125 — O’Brien (35) while the Eagles’ Jo Marie R rst Period— 1, New Jersey, Sundstrom 7 85 2-3 8, TIsdole 613 8415, M iller 611 84) 13, Sunday, Dec. 27 p.m. (ABC) Roslonek (W) pinned Grem m o, 5:51; (Kurvers, CIrella), 6:33 (pp). PerKJitles— Min (high-sticking), 14:13; Samuelsson. Gray 83804, Sklles 81 04)0.Totals 4894915 Buffalo at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 5-0. while the Panthers are unbeaten in I X — Fongemie (M) dec. Hucal, 17-13; Phi (high-sticking), 14:13; Roberts, Min CHICAOD (89) Rett Bowl Dawn Chasser and Robyn AIsup Lolselle, NJ, mlnor-molor (hlgh- 109, Cincinnati at Hauston, 1 p.m. At PtmMteno, Cant. COVENTRY (48) — Leslie Danehy 3 COC play at 2-0 and are 3 0 overall. 135 — Bountress (W) dec. (Srossman, against Rockville and Xavier High, shcklno, flghllno), :56; Cunnevworth, Pit, (holding), 19:12; Philadelphia bench, Ooklev8101-113.Sellers8103-413,Corzlne Dallas 31 25 29 25—110 Detroit at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 3410, Kim Mizesko 86016, Anna Werfel 11-2; 140 — Vrseksis (W) over J. Dixon, Girls’ Basketball led the Panthers with 17 and 14 served by Mellanby (delay of gome), 20:00 7-13 0-0 14, Jordan 5-15 89 16, Poxson2-7 Michigan St., 631, vs. Southern Cal,030,5 Bolton went into the fourth Jim Classon. Paul Hunter and mlnor-malor (slashing, fighting), :56; Indiana 23 » 32 34—109 Green Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. p.m. (NBC) 2 6 0 4, M au ra Danehy 3 6 0 6, M o llie technical fa ll (18-3); 145 — A. Dixon (M) points, respectively. Wendy Neil Pittsburgh bench, served by Simmer (too 2-46, Plppen4-88714,Gront 1-5(M)2, Brown2-2 3-polnt goals— Person 3, Aguirre, Miller. New York Jets at New York Giants, 1 p.m. Jacobson 52-412, Nektorlo GItsIs 061 0, quarter trailing. 41-32. before trim­ Chris Rouellete were victorious on Second Period—6, Phllodelphia, Poulin 1-25, Swirrow 2604)4, Threott 1-2002. Totals Orange Bewl pinned Durkee, 3:40; 152 — P eriita (W) Bolton thumped had 8 points and Michelle Hardee 6 many men on Ice), 4:38; Wolanin, NJ 11 (Huffmon, Ek lund), 10:46(pp). Penolty— Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Dallos 54 At Miami Corine Caglanello 0 61 0, Brenda ming the deficit to 4340, “We had dec. Nodden, 21-10; 160 — DIona (M) the mat for the Techmen. (high-sticking), 6:48; Wolanin, NJ (hook­ 35-78102789. (Perkins 11), Indiana 49 (Person 17). St. Louis at Dallas, 1 p.m. Thalacker 00-00, Michelle Dixon 0600. pinned ZIto, 3:05; 171 — (XIom (M) to lead Bolton. Danielle Curylo also Rouse, M in (hooking), 8:M. NEW YORK (90) Oklahoma, 114VO, vs. Miami, Flo., 114)0,8 two rebounds go in and out which BOLTON — Unbeaten Cromwell ing). 10:24; Broten, NJ (hooking), 11:40; Assists— Dollos 10 (Harper, Aguirre 4), Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. p.m. (NBC) Totals 21 510 48. pinned Shellds, 1:X; 189 — Angle (M) played well for the Bulldogs. Dahlaulst. Pit (Interference), 17:03; Lol­ Third Period—7, Philadelphia, SInIsolo Cummings 0-0 00 0, Newman 1-3 2-2 4, Tampa Bay at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. PORTLAND (42) — Kim W ells 73-517, High raced to a 22-2 lead after one 11 (Craven, Howe), 10:53 (sh). 8, Indlono 28 (Fleming 15). Total fouls— (Xillas could have cut it to four points. pinned Kolinsky, 1:X; Heavyweight- selle, NJ (roughing). 19:47; McLIwaln. Ewing 1021 2-4 22, Jockson 89 2-3 10, 17, Indlono 25. Technical—Tarplev. A— Son Diego at Denver 4 p.m. Lau rie M c M illa n 1 61 2, (Teona Sala- Then they came down and scored.” White (M) pinned Chandler, 3:59. Rtiults: 103- TrolonowskI (NF) quarter and never looked back in CROMWELL (64) — Dawn Chasser 7 Minnesota, CIccorelll 21 (Bellows, VIvel­ Wilkins 8-160017, tSreen 85008, Cortwright 14,242. Chicago at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. • mone 2 2-3 6, Jen Hein 6 2-3 14, Nancy 3-617, Kim Czerwonkla 01-21, Mllenna Pit (roughing), 19:46. ros), 18:X. Penoltles— SInIsolo, Phi (trip­ pinned Sieve Classon :22,112- McGwade Second Period—2, Pittsburgh, Loney 2 85 04) 8, Walker 88 O010, Donovan 1-12-2 4, Los Angeles Romsot Sen Franclsco,8p.m. Barrett 0 61 0, Sue Colemon 1 1-2 3. recalled Bolton Coach Craig (NF) WBF, 119- Cacoce (NF) pinned whipping Bolton High, 64-24, Wed­ Gallitto 3 62 6, Beth Bartolatta 2 60 4, ping), 8:52; Tocchet, Phi (elbowing). 9:50; Tucker 25 2-2 6, Orr 021-21. Totols 39-7511 -15 nesday afternoon in Charter Oak LeeBelh Marchinkowtkl 12-24, Brenda (Quinn, Buskos), 6:45. 3, New Jersey, Mellanby, Phi (hooking), 14:39. Totals 17 8-15 42. Phillips. Cheney upended Bred Lassen 1:W, 125 BlassettI (NF) Broten 11 (Lolselle, Wolanin), 11:59. 4, 90. Jazz 01, Cavaliers 63 Memtay, Dec. X Bowling 3polnt field gools: Coventry — WBF, 136 Jim Closson (CT) pinned C lhiv 01-21, M a ry W ebster 51-211, Lisa Shots on goal— Minnesota 1810-10—36. Chlcogg 32 22 18 17—89 “It was a closer game than it Conference girls’ basketball action. New Jersey, Shanahan 2 (Korn, Kurvers), New England at M iam i, 9 p.m. L.Danel\y. NEW FAIRFIELD - Host New Zegorelll 1:03, 135 McGuare (NF) Salafla 3616, Rabvn AIsup 76114, Kelly 15:48 (op). Penalties—Verbeek, NJ (high- Philadelphia 13-11-7—31. New York 25 25 22 18-90 Season Kids looked. The last 2‘/) minutes we had WBF, 146 Pllklngton (NF) wBF, 145- Cromwell is now 3-0 in the 0 600, Schukoske004l0. TatolsX61864. Power-ploy (Xiportunltles—Minnesota Opoint goal— Wilkins. Fouled out—None. UTAH (91) Fairfield High School downed Che­ BOLTON (24) — W endy N ell 3 2-2 8, sticking), 12:56; J.Johnson, Pit (high- M lle v 7-1684114, Malone 18168126, Eaton to foul and put them on the line. Pelllcone (NF) pinned Ron PIrtel 1:25, conference and 60 overall while sticking), 12:56; VanDorp, Pit (Interfer­ 2 of 6; Phllodelphlo 2 of 5. Rebounds— Oilcogo 49 (Oakley 13), New IM 7 Pro Bowl Rosters Boys’ Basketball ney Tech. 60-16, in wrestling action 152- Gunger (NF) WBF, 166 Hunter M ichelle Hardee 14-4 6, Sara Lew is 10-0 Goalies— MInnesofo, Tokko (31 shofs-26 York 42 (Green 7). Assists—Oilcogo 21 8904)6, Griffith 6131-19, Stockton 1-48810, NKs Owls Sometimes it worked out but then Bolton is 1-4 overall. Bolton is now 2, A m y Staudt 0 6 2 0, Ann Lew is 1 6 3 2, ence), 15:28; Daneyko, NJ (holding), saves). Phllodelphlo. Hexfoll (3833) Green 1-10802, lovoronl8182Z Hansen81 (CT) mal. dec. Zingoro 60,171- Rouelle 16:45. (Sellers 5), New York X (Jockson 17). we didn’t score. We played good Wednesday afternoon. The Beavers (CT) pinned Perett 3:32, 189- Gouvela idle until Monday. Jan. 4, when it D anielle C urylo 12-24, JIIISupple01-11, A — 17,423. Total fouls—Oilcogo 18, New York 25. 2-22, Scurry84805, Trlpucko656615. Totals Marlon Gordon 205543, Kathy Oovln Cheney toppled Third Period—5, New Jersey, Lolselle NEW YORK (AP) — The 1987 Pro 172-199500, Cindy Dodson 186X1-540, defense until the end.” are now 63 for the season with their (N F) pinned Rose 3:05, Unllm lted- visits Bacon Academy in Teresa McMahon 0 1-2 1. Totals 71616 Referee— Ron Hoggorfh Technical—Cummings. A—19,591. 387919X91. Bowl rosters, to be played Sunday, Feb. 7, 24. 11 (Brown), :22. 6, New Jersey, Muller 10 Linesmen— Gord Broseker, Ron Finn CLEVELAND (13) Anita Shorts 181-495. Karen Shumaker HEBRON — There’s nothing Cromwell, led by Shelby Jones’23 next match Saturday at 11 a m. Merrlf (NF) pinned Murphy 1:31. Colchester, (CIrella), 2:11. 7, New Jersey, MocLeon 7 19X In Aloha Stadium, Hanalulu: 177, BarrI Champagne 177-181-491, Son- Williams 613 4-4 16, West 26 80 4, American Peelball Conference Starters (Korn, Lolselle), 9:08 (pp). 8, Pittsburgh, Daugherty 611 1-2 9, B ilo 810 1-2 11, dro Champagne 186, Llso Hatfield (Juinn 11 (Lemleux, Bouraue), 17:03 (pp). 182-486, Karen Tracey 177-489, Lourle Price 815 7-7 26, Hubbard 83 80 0, Wide recelvers-AIToon, NewYork Jets; Penalties— Korn, N J (trlnolng), 2:27; CI­ Capitals 2. Canadlens 2 SuperSonIcs 103. Suns 102 Ke.Johnson 86 2-2 2, Curry 810 80 6, Gagnon 183513, Joyce Michaud 171-489, rella, NJ, m alor (fighting), 6:24; Van- Steve Largent, Seattle. Debbie Rugglano 182-491, Jodi BarneH Corbin 88 85 9.Totals 31-80 1822 83. Tight End — Kellen Winslow, San East easily gets past MHS Dorp, Pit, double mlnor-molor (high- 462. SEATTLE (103) Utah X 17 21 33-91 Diego. sticking. Instigator, fighting). 6:24; Washington 2 0 0 0—2 C3tombers12-22915X,McDanlel8162-214. Cleveland II M 21 16—13 Flyers complete their surge Tackles — Anthony Munoz, Onclnnotl; M cLean, NJ (roughing), 11:29; Johnson, Montreal 0 0 2 0—2 3-polnt goals— Price 3, Scurry, Trl- While East was having its way Pit (roughing), 11:29; Lemleux, Pit (hold­ First Period— 1, Washington,Gustafsson9 C.Johnson04)04)0,Ellls1823863S,McMlllon Oirls Hinton, Indianapolis. TrI-Tewn Continued from page 13 A 12-point run, 4 apiece from 3-9 1-2 7, Lister 0-2 0-2 0,Schoene3-1004) pucka. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Guards — Keith Bishop, Denver; Mike shooting-wise, Manchester con­ ing), 14:16; Johnson, NJ (sloshing), (Gartner, Hatcher), 5:10 (sh). 2, Washing­ Utah 51 (Eaton 16), Cleveland 47 •Mozdzierz and Bearse, made it 268 15:37; Driver, NJ (trippinmg), 16:46 ton, Gustotsson 10 (Plvonko), 15:07. 6,Young1-304)2,Wllllams1-5924,McKev0-3 Munchok, Houston. Ray Bessette M7-227-647, Andy M i­ tinued to struggle. It was 7-for-26 at 2-22, PolvnlceO-104)0. Totals 41-94 20-31103 (Williams 10). Assists—Utah 25 (Green Center — Roy Donaldson, Indlanopolls. chaud 215241615, Bob Edwards 223246 meet again next Wednesday at before Val Holden brought the Penalties—Hunter, Wos (holding), 3:40; 6), Cleveland X (Dougherty 9). Total halftime from the floor and im­ Shots on goal— New Jersey 10-9-11—30 Hunter, Was (roughing), 8:05; Svobodo. Quarterback — John Elwav, Denver. 641, Gil Johnson 215588, Dick Kingsley to the top In Patrick Division Indians within hailing distance with fouls— Utah X , Cleveland 24. Technicols— Clarke Arena at 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 810-11—27. Mon (tripping), 8:05; Skrudlond. Mon PHOENIX (102) Running Backs — Eric Dickerson, 2165M, Bill Daley 206517, George a seven-point run of her own. proved only slightly in the second E. Johnson 817 04) 12, Nance 819 8-11 X , Cleveland Coach Wllkens 2 (elected). Indianapolis; Curt Warner, Seattle. Mayer X1-562, Rich Duquette 206514, The Eagles started off fast and Power-ptav Opportunities— New Jersey (roughing), 8:05; Hatcher, Was (trip­ A—9,202. half. “Our shooting touch hasn’t 3 of 6; Pittsburgh 1 of 6. ping), 16:37; Gould, Was (high-sticking), Edwards 7-17 7-10 21, Hornacek 810 1-1 13, Dave Edwards 221-567, Tom Jones 5M, games we have to win if we’re never looked back in annexing the Jo Marie Rucci, who finished Humphries 812 3-5 13, Adams 88 2-412, Ends — Bruce Smith, Buffalo; Jacob Dennis Henderson 512, Kevin Osborne By Borrv Wllner with 11 rebounds, did a good job on found us yet. Maybe it got off at exit (Joalles—New Jersey, Chevrier (27 16:45; Corson. Mon (high-sticking), 16:45; Thompson851-27,Balley2-2(M)4,Cook 04)00 going to make the playoffs.” decision. Maura MePadden tallied shots-25 saves). Pittsburgh, RIggIn (30- Stevens, Was (cross-checking), 17:51. Green, Seattle. 521, Bill Calhoun 5X, Rob Mlgllore 548, The Associated Press the defensive glass in the first half 64,” Masse quipped. “We’re just 24) Second Period—None. Penalties— 0.Totals40O022-X102. Nose Tackle — Bill Moos, Kansas City. Carl Pattovlna 506, Howie Edwards 515. Capitals 2, Canadians 2 the opening bucket on an inside feed not putting the ball in the hoop,” he FronceschettI, Wos (hooking), 13:40; Hun­ Seattle 32 26 23 22-103 Outside Linebackers — Andre Tippett, from Katey Clisham and scored an for East with five caroms. “We A — 16,168 Phoenix 28 22 X 22-102 The Philadelphia Flyers had added, seriously. Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen—Ron ter, Wos (high-sticking), 16:2); Gartner, New England; Duane BIckett, Indi­ Washington held a 2-0 lead ucontested two-pointer. Manches­ controlled the boards and were able Was, molor (fighting), 16:21; Nllon, Mon, 3-polnt gool— Ellis. Fouled out— None. College hoop scores anapolis. Heme Engineers little 'to be thankful for on East also won the junior varsity Asselstine, Kevin Collins Rebounds—Geottle64 (Lister 10),Phoenlx61 after one period on two goals by to fast break from there.” Ridel mlnor-molor (high-sticking, fighting), Inside Linebackers — Fredd Young, Alice Chinick 185206552, Alice HIrth Thanksgiving. Then they got ter’s defensive effort was just not game, 42-39. Barbara Chorazye- 16:21. (Nance 12). Assists—Seattle 24 Seattle; Karl Mecklenburg, Denver. Bengt Gustafsson. The Capitals cited. M cM illan 9), Phoenix 26 (Humphries 9). EAST 195, Linda Maher 179507, Joyce McDer­ into the holiday spirit. there with the Eagles running off zewski led the 2-3 young Eagles Blackhawks 7. Islanders 5 Third Period—3, Montreal, Robinson 5 George Woshington 72, Rutgers 46 Cornerbocks — Fronk MInnIfleld, Clev6 mott 177, Morlys Dvorak 216196580, held it until Larry Robinson the game’s first 10 points with Manchester could not put a (Dohlln. Noslund). 6:22 (pp). 4, Montreal, Total fouls—Seottle 28, Phoenix 26. A— Lehigh 116, Wilkes 64 lond; Hanford Dixon, Cleveland. with 22 points while Kristie White 10,351. Ruth Skiba 186504, Martha Grant Two days before Christmas, connected on a power play 6; 22 streak together in the third quarter R ic h e r 22 (C o rso n , N o s lu n d ), 11:44. Staten Island 101, Old Wesibury 87 Safeties — Ken Easley, Seattle; Oeron 186511, Betty Mostondreo 188-177-479, junior guard Karen Mozdzierz and led Manchester, which slipped to N.Y. Islanders 1 2 2—5 Penalties— Hunter, Was (tripping), 5:11; Cherry, Kansos Oty. the Flyers had completed a into the third period. Then with Mozdzierz’s 3-pointer at the SOUTH Donna Horesty 195183SX, BobbI Greco MePadden accounting for four 3-1 with the loss, with 11 points. Chicago 2 2 3—7 Lolor, Mon (holding), 7:35; Ludwig, Spurs 111,Clippers 97 Memphis St. 87, Alcorn St. 64 SpecMIMs 183474, Bette Dufrolne 237-522, Shirley remarkable surge from last Stephane Richer converted a markers apiece in the run. Senior buzzer putting an exclamation Rrst Period—1, Chitago, Nviund 3 Mon (cross-checking), 9:06; Peelers, Tampo 96, Dyke 84 Punter — Rolf AAolslelenko, San Diego. Eldrldge 179179505, Betty Gerick 177- nice feed from Shayne (>>rson to mark on the proceedings for the EAST CATHOLIC (54) — Amallo (Sovord Valve), 3:14. 2, New York, Was, served by Adorns (slashing), Tennessee 84, Furman 66 Placekicker — Dean Blosucd, Indi­ 178674, Shelia Plontanldo ITS, Eileen place in the Patrick Division to point guard Amelia Bearse also had BearM53-613, Karen Mozdzierz80-017, Mokelo 19 (Trottler, Potvin), 5:53 (pp). 3, 12:36; Smith. Mon (slashing), 12:X; SAN ANTONIO (111) WInthrop 87, Guilford 51 anapolis. Beaulieu 177, Beverly Morin 177-909, the top spot. Their 33 victory tie it with 8:16 left. a hand in the early stretch. Eagles. Mozdzierz finished with a Jo Marie Rued 2 2-2 6, Maura MePad­ Chicogo, Sonlposs 5 (Mackey. McGill), Hunter, Was, misconduct, 13:04; Nllon, Greenwood 612 66 16, Berry 69 2-3 10, MIDWEST Kick Returner — (terald McNeil, Clev6 Jeanne Buccherl 460, Kris Carpenter over Minnesota, combined with Montreal wasted a superb East’s lead was 14-6 after one game-high 17 points with Bearse den 3 60 6, Katey Clltham 1 2-2 4, 15:57 Penalties—Fraser, Chi (holdlnq), Mon, misconduct, 13:04; Smith. Was BrIckowskI 86 80 6, Robertson 162284 31, Cleveland St. 103, E. Michigan X land. 467, Toni Caye 451, Mary PrestI 454, Gert overtime opportunity when it adding 13 and a bundle of steals. Moroaret Riley 20-04, Hettier Oilntkl 1 5:05; Wood, NY (ho*Hlr^c), 9:38; Morrow, (roughing), 13:19; MePhee, AAon (rough­ Dawkins 7-16 2-2 16, Anderson 1-1 00 2, OePgul 93, Texas-San Antonio 82 S ty lol Teams — Steve Tosker Buftalo. DeBloli 469, Korin Scheer 458, Sharon Chicago’s 7-5 victory over the quarter with the Eagles a torrid 60 2, Stephanie (iarodnlk 00-0 0, Noel NY (holding), 18:16. ing), 13:19; Carbonneou, Mon (slashing), NImphlus 69 1-1 13, Wood 86 65 8,Davls (Vand-Volley St. X , Northwd, Mich. 74 American Poolball Cottterance Reserves SImler 486. New York Islanders, put the held a 3on-3 skating edge, but 7-for-lO from the floor. “We just ran MePadden also did a fine job on the Feehan 1602, Jodi LeBrun 0600, Kelli Second Period— 4, Chicogo, Volve 26 14:01; Washington bench, served by 26004, Nealy 821-25. Totals 47-8717-X111. lll.-(3ilcoao 75, Morgan St. 61 Flyers In first place. could not score. our offense. We worked the give- boards for East. Bender 0 04) 0. Totals 23 7-10 54. (Sovard), 6:07. 5, New York, Flatley 6 FronceschettI (toomonvmenonice),19:54. N. Dakota St. 86, N. Michigan 76 wide Receivers— Carlos Corson, Kansas Holden totaled 9 points to lead M ANCHESTER (34) — Val Holden 4 (Konroyd, Mokelo), 17:05 (pp). 6, New L.A. CLIPPERS (97) W. Michigan X , N. Illinois » City; Stanley Morgan, New England. Philadelphia is unbeaten in its Canucks 5, Kings 1 and-go with cross screens on the 1-1 9, Barb O'Brien 1602, LIsaCartlerO York, Flotley 7 (Konroyd. Jonsson), 18:49 Overtime—None. Penalty—Stevens, Cage 68 7-9 15, Williams 814 1-1 11, WIs.-ParksIde 72, V lt ^ o 63 Tight End — Todd Christensen, Los bottom. And we were patient and Manchester with junior Lisa Cart­ 7-97, Chris Royeono 30-06, Tina Stone 1 (sh). 7. Chicogo, Valve 27 (Sovard, Was(hooklng),:45. Beniamin 876810, Woodson 8168010, Drew SOUTHWEST Angeles Raiders. last 13 games, with goalie Ron Vancouver snapped a six- 0-0 2, Beth O'Brien 0 0-0 0, Amy Mann 2 Plovfolr). 19:26 (pp). Penoltles—Jonsson, Tackle — Cody RIslen, Cleveland. waited for the good shot. That’s one ier adding 7 tallies, all from the foul Shots on goal— Woshington 8 8 9 1 —20. 811006, Norman80800, Cureton18151-121, Arkansas X , Alabama 55 Transactions Hextall going 11-31 in his starts. game winless streak as rookie line. Cartier also did a good job in 0-0 4, Kristie White 0 0-0 0, Tommy NY (hooking), 1:46; DIduck, NY, Montreal 13-10-183—42. Valentine 261-15, Dailey 8136414, Coleman Texas Christian 65, (Gambling St. 56 Guard — Ron Solt, Indianapolis. “First place sounds great.” goalie Kirk McLean came benefit of not having a 36second Dubois 2 0-0 4, Jodi WIdmer 0 0-0 0. rrolor (fighting), 6:14; Mackey, Chi, Power-ploy Opportunities— Woshington 2 6 1-25.Totals3894 21-M97. PAR WEST Center — Dwight Stephenson, Miami. clock,” Ridel said. the rebounding department. Totals 13 610 34. » mnlor (fighting), 6:14; Bergevln, Chi 0 of 4; Montreol 1 of 7. Cal-Santa Barbara 96, N. Carolina St. Quarterback — Dan Marino, MIoml. Flyers captain Dave Poulin Minnesota’s Neal Broten within 21 seconds of his first (tripping), 7:44; T.Murray. Chi, major Goalies— Washington, Peeters (42 shots- Son Antonio 32 X 26 23—111 78 Running Bocks — Kevin Mack, Cleve­ said. “We’ve taken it step-by NHL shutout. (lighting), 12:17; Bossen, NY, molor 40 saves). Monfreol, Roy (20-18). L.A. Cltapon 22 23 M I S - 97 Dayton 84, Chomlnode 75 land; Mike Rozler, Houston. fires the puck past the right (fighting), 12:17; Nylund, Chi (elbowing), A — 17,214. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Son An­ Fresno St. 101, Manhattan 73 BASEBALL step so far. Wehada goaltobea The 21-year-old McLean, ac­ 14:38; Chicogo bench, served by Coch- Referee—Don Morouelll. Linesmen— End— Howie Long, Los Angeles Raiders. American League knee of Flyers’ goalie Ron quired in a preseason trade with tonio 52 (Greenwood 15), Los Angeles 55 Fullerton St. 71, Son Diego X NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to .500 team by Christmas, and rone (too many men on Ice). 15:33; Wayne Bonnev, Gerard (kiuthler. (Cage 13). Assists— Son Antonio 37 ((3aw- Georgia 79, La Salle 71 Tripucka delivers for Jazz terms with Dove Rlghettl, pitcher, on a now it’s time to set some new Hextall. The Flyers finished New Jersey and playing in only LoFontolne, NY (roughing), 17:37, klns 8), Los Angeles X (Valentine 10). Hawaii Pacific X , Macalester 82 Nose Tockle — Bob Gollc, Cleveland. Outside Linebacker — Clay AAotthews, thre6veor contract. goals.” his 29th NHL game, had to face Total fouls— Son Antonio 23, Los Angeles X. Hayward St. 69, Notre Dame, Calif. 35 BASKETBALL the game on top, 5-3. work. Third Period--8, New York, Trottler 14 Sabre85.RedWlngs2 A—7,763 Loyola, Calif. ^23, Brooklyn Col. 72 Cleveland. The Flyers are 17-135 for 39 just 21 shots. He was headed for By The Associated Press (Jonsson, Mokelo). 5:13 (pp) 9, Chicago, New Mexico in . Rider 84 Inside Linebacker — John Offerdahl, Pearl Washington scored 27 Ployfolr 1 (Sovard, Valve), 7:46 (pp). 10, Miami. NBA— Suspended Adrian Dantley, De­ points. Just a point behind are the shutout until Paul Fenton Buffalo * I 2 2—5 Oklahomo 109, Virginia 61 troit Plftonsforward,(oronegameandflned points for New Jersey. Chicogo, Mockey 1 (Larmer), 9:10. 11, Lakers 117, Kings 103 Rhode Island 77, San Dlega St. 76 OT (Utrnerbock — Albert Lewis, Konsos the slumping Islanders, who Blackhawks 7, Isles 5 snapped a shot between his legs Utah Coach Frank Layden deli­ NBA Roundup New York. Trottler 15 (Gilbert, Flatlev), Detroit 1 6 1—2 City. hImSIJIOOror bumping referee Ed Rush. First Period—1, Detroit, Gallant 15 Southern Col X , California 56, OT P O O n A L' have lost four straight, and the from the left faceoff circle at vered a simple message to Kelly Knicks 90, Bulls 89 9:27. 12, Chicago, Sovard 18 (Valve, St. M ary's, Cal. 65, Idaho St. 63 Safety — Keith Bostic, Houston. Rick Valve spurred Chicago T.Murrey), 18:46. Penalties—Sovard, Chi (Yrermon, O'Connell), 6:11. 2, Buffolo, SACRAMENTO (Itt) Devils. New Jersey beat Pitts­ 19:39 of the third period. Tripucka. Patrick Ewing drove the baseline Follgno 12 (Ruuttu, Andreychuk), 10:26. Pressley 1-8824, Thorpe7-148216, Klelne Stanford 116, UCLA 110, OT INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed Kevin with two goals and three assists. points in the fourth quarter as (Interference), 4:21; Kerr. NY (board­ TOURNAMENTS National FeettMtl Centerence Starters burgh 32 Wednesday night. Petri Skriko. John LeBlanc, “Hey. go for it,” he said, and with 15 seconds left, hitting a layup ing), 5:59; Fraser, Chi (roughing), 8:53; Penalties—Krupp. But (high-sticking), 611 2-2 14, K.SmIth 812 46 10,Theus 816 Hancock, llnebocker. Goalie Bob Mason stopped 33 Golden State held on to snap a 7:29; Houslev, But (sloshing), 11:56; 1-2 17, Mc(5ee 816 67 17, L.Thompson (Tatar Bowl Teuntament LOS ANGELES RAMS—Announced the At Philadelphia, Poulin Doug WIckenhelser, Rich Sutter Tripucka made the most of a rare that gave the Knicks a one-point Nylund, Chi (cross-checking), 8:53; Wood, ClMwtolenihlp Wide Receivers — Jerry Rice, Son shots in his first start In two five-game losing streak and knock NY (roughing), 6:53; Curran, NY (rough­ Murphy, Det (slashing), 11:56; Holward, 89 87 15, Tyler 68 80 8,Oldhom 81 80 0, Francisco; Mike Quick, Philadelphia. retirement of Dennis Harrah, guard, scored two goals and Hextall and Tony TantI scored for the opportunity to play by sparking the victory over Chicago. The Knicks Det (holding), 13:14; Bridgman, Det Pinckney 16 IH) 2, Jackson 0O(M)0. Totals St. Bonoventure 63, Illinois St. 61 effective at the end of the season. weeks and upped his lifetime ing), 8:53; Kerr, NY (slashing), 15:47; Third Place Tight End — Mork Bavara, New York stopped 33 shots. Canucks. Jazz to a 91-83 victory Wednesday the Nuggets out of first place in the held Michael Jordan, who came Froser.Chl (slashing), 15:47; T.Murray.Chi (hooking), 17:35. 489928X103. Giants. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Slgned record against New York to L. A. LAKERS (117) Boston U. 75, Jacksonville 69 Russ Fronds, tlghtend. “Three or four weeks ago, we night over CHeveland. Tripucka Midwest Divison. into the game with a league-leading (closing hand on puck), 19:41. Kambrl Shrine Teumoment Tockles — Jackie Slater, Los Angeles 5-1-2. Leafs 5, Blues 1 The loss dropped the Nuggets a Shots on goal—New York 15-11-12—38. Second Period—3, Buffalo. Turgeon 8 Green 67 65 12, Worthy 2-7 86 7, Rams; (3arv Zimmerman, Minnesota. COLLEGE wouldn’t have expected this.” scored 13 of his 15 points in the final average of 33.9 points, to just 16, (Napier), 3:51; 4, Buffalo, Logon3(Romsev, Abdul-Jabbor 7-118014, Johnson 181880X, IDAHO STATE—Named Garth Hall head “I guess I really get extra Dan Daoust had a pair of Chicogo 14-8-14—36. N.C.-Greensboro X, Muskingum 54 Guards — Bill Frolic, Atlanta; Dennis Ckiach Mike Keenan said. “To­ 5:33. half game behind Dallas. matching his season low. Power-ploy Opportunities—New York 3 Ruuttu). 18:X (pp). Penalties— Krupp, Scott 917 OO 18, Cooper 810 80 11, Harrah, Los Angeles Rams. footballcoach. pumped up when it’s the Island­ unassisted goals and Gary Lee- But, mlnor-malor (high-sticking, fight­ M . Thompson 613 2-2 10, Rambls 1-1 80 2, Third Place LAWRENCE—Named Hoyden Knight of 6; Chicago 2 of 5. Frostburg St. 92, Denison 72 Center — Jay Hllgenberg, Chicogo. morrow morning, we can wake ers.” Mason said. “I was pretty There was another message Mavericks 110, Pacers 109 Ewing scored 22 points for the G u iles—New York. Hrudey (36 shots-29 ing), 3:19; Kocur, Det, mlnor-molor Smrek 1-3002, Talbert661-29, Wagner8580 Quarterback — Joe Montana, Son men's heodsoccer coach. up and be In first place. We’ve man scored twice for Toronto, (high-sticking, fighting), 3:19; Ramsey, 4, Matthews 1-2002.TotalsS8100t813117. Rebel Raundup nervous the whole game. It’s inherent in what Layden said. If Knicks. saves). Chicogo, Mason (38-33). A— ChomglenNilp Francisco. been on rolls before. We’ve seen which snapped St. Louis’ un­ Rolando Blackman hit two free Buf (holding), 5:X; Andreychuk, Buf Running Backs — Rueben Mayes, New just good to get this one over 'Tripucka plays well, he’ll get more Sonics 103, Suns 102 17,412. (slashing), 12:X; Probert, Det (hlgh- X 17 19 V — i a Nev.-Los Vegas 90, Creighton X beaten streak at seven games. throws with seven seconds left to peferde— Terry (Sregson. Linesmen— Third Ptoce Orleans; Charles White, Los Angeles this in the past. with.” playing time. Ray Scoplnello, Leon Stickle. stlcklng), 12:X; Probert, Det (elbowing), L. A. Lakers X » X 2S-117 “Considering what we’ve The Leafs also won for the first give Dallas the lead, and Roy Tom Chambers scored 13 of his S3 17:21; Romsev, Buf (roughing), 19:03; 3-polnt goals—Mc(>e, Cooper. Fouled Tennessee Tech 68, Alosko-Anchorage h fto p New York got two goals “If teams were wondering if I 67 Rec time in St. Louis in two seasons Tarpley blocked Wayman Tisdale’s points in the fourth period to help Borrosso, Buf, served by Logan (slosh­ out—None. Rebounds—Sacramento 55 Ends — Reggie White, Philadelphia; been through, it makes us apiece from Bryan Trottler and could still play, maybe tonight ing), 19:03; Probert, Del, double-minor and only the second time in 21 shot as time expired to preserve the Seattle hold off Phoenix. Soni<» Maple Leafs 5. Blues 1 (Klelne 13), Los Angeles 58 (Green, Chris Dolemon, Minnesota. appreciate this more.” Patrick Flatley. Trottler moved proved I can,” said Tripucka, (charging, roughing), 19:03; Follgno, Buf M . Thompson 9). Assists— Sacramento 26 Nose Tackle — Michael Carter, San “We figured we had to go 33 to tries over six seasons. former Detroit Pistons All-Star who victory. center Alton lister blocked a hook (slashing), X:X; Gallant, Det (rough­ (K .Smiths), Los Angeles37 (Cooper9). Total Froncisco. into a tie for 19th place In ’Toronto goalie Allan Bester Teronlo 2 2 1—5 ing), X:00. fouls—Sacramento 16. Los Angeles 21. MIdgsis be where we are by Christmas,” reportedly is on the trading block Mark Aguirre led the Mavericks shot by James Edwards with two St. Leult 0 0 1—1 Outside Linebackers — Carl Banks, all-time scoring with Alex Del- stopped 34 shots, including 16 in Third Period—5, A/laouIre 3, 2:23. 6, 6 - 17,505. How Top Twenty fared New York (Slants; Wilbur Marshall, Knicks 22 (Chris RIzy 10, Dan Caran- Hextall added. “We’ve done again. “I feel I don’t have to prove with 36 points, and Derek Harper seconds left. First Period—1, Toronto. Leemon 12 Buffalo, Napier 2 (Ruuttu, Andreychuk), vecchio at 455 goals. the third period. Bester (luinz, Bester), :44. 2, Toronto, Dooust 5, Chicago. geto, Mott Viera, Mike Tenceltent better than that. We’ve gained anything because this is my sev­ had 16. 6:27. 7, Detroit, Burr 8 (Ashton), 16:14. Inside Linebackers — Mike Singletary, played well). Wildcats X (Kevin Viel 5, stretched a shutout string to 131 Spurs 111, Clippers 97 8:45. Penoltles—McKegnev, StL (hook­ Penalties— Maguire, Buf (roughing), 2:23; Warriors 12B.Nuggals 117 How the Associated Press Top Twenty confidence as a team. That’s Devils 6, Penguins 2 enth year, and I have five good ones C^uck Person had31pointsand 17 ing), 1:23; Courtnoll, Tor (tripping), 3;X; Norwood, Det (roughing), 2:23; Hanlon, college bosketball teams fared Wednev Chicago; Harry Carton, New York Jamie Loiiarls ployed well). „ . minutes and 43 seconds before (Slantt. Bucks 34 (Corky Coughlin 13, M ort been the big factor. Everybody At Pittsburgh, the Devils behind me.” rebounds for Indiana. Alvin Robertson scored eight Secord, Tor (slashing), 18;X; /yieogher, Det, served by Probert (slashing), 6:39; day: Tony McKegney scored on a StL (hooking), 18:»; McKegnev, SIL Johansson, Buf (slashing), 8:X; Maguire, DENVER (117) 1. Arizona (160) did not ploy. Cornerbocks — Darrell (Sreen, Washing­ Fortchine ptoved ja!»< Mwkira M seems to be up.” scored five consecutive goals, Utah ended a six-game road points In a 3:21 span that allowed (roughing), 19:05; McKenna, Tor (rough­ English 9-X 1-3 19, Schayes 6-12 7-8 19, 2. Kentucky (60) did not ptoy. ton, Jerry O oy, Los Angeles Roms. (Kevin Repoll 8, Jeff Weeks, Chris power play at 9:23 of the third 76ers.110, Nets 106 Buf, triple molor-game misconduct Cooper 691-313, Adams 4-71-111, Lever 7-13 Safeties — Joey Browner, Minnesoto; The North Stars got two goals sparked by Aaron Broten and losing streak. The Jazz, who had the Spurs to hold off the Clippers ing), 19:05. (charging, fighting), 17:34; Houslev, Buf, 3. Pittsburg (50) (Hd not ploy. Baldwin rebounded well). period. and break a seven-game losing Second Period—3, Toronlo, Dooust 6, molor-game misconduct (fighting), 17:34; 3-3 18, Vincent 5-10 3-3 13, Dunn OO GO 0, 4. North Carolina (7-1) did not play. Ronnie Lott, Son Ftonclsco. from DIno Ciccarelli but con­ rookie Brendan Shanahan, less lost four in a row, is just 2-11 on the Cliff Robinson and Charles Bark­ 14:X. 4, Toronto, Secord 6 (Solmlng, Rasmussen 67008, Honzilk G1000, Evans 5. Wyoming (70) did not ploy. tinued to struggle at the Spec­ than four minutes apart, Pa­ streak on the road. Robertson had a Borrosso, Buf (leaving crease), 17:34; 5-12 5-516, Martin 01OOO. Totals 46-95 21-X Punter — Jim Arnold, Detroit. Sabres 5, Wing* 2 road this season, but has won six in ley combined for 11 of Philadel­ Courtnoll), 18:12 (pp). Penalties— Degrov, Probert, Det, mlnor-molor-double gome 6. Temple (50) did not ploy. trum — Minnesota’s last victory trick Sundstrom, (Haude Lol­ season-high 31 points. Tor (hlgh-sllcklno). 4:X; McKegnev, StL 117. 7. Syracuse (62) did not play. Placekicker — Morten Andersen, New a row at Cleveland, which had a phia’s final 15 points as the 76ers misconduct (Instigator, fighting), 17:34; GOLDEN STATE (IX) Oreleons. here was April 9,1978. At Detroit, in a game marred (slashing). 6:19; Terrion, Tor (slashing), Stefon, Det, mlnor-molor-gome miscon­ 8. Rorlda (7-1) did not play. Calendar selle, John MacLean and Kirk three-game winning streak broken. held off New Jersey. Robinson had Lakers 117, Kings 103 6:19; Ewen, StL (roughing), 8:57; Degrov. Frank 5-9 5-5 15, Higgins 69 33 15, 9. Duke (50) did not ploy. Kick Returner — Val Slkohemo, St. by a brawl, Mark Napier had a duct (leaving crease, fighting), 17:34; Sompson6153-212,Garland6116814, Harris Louis. “The Flyers board checked Muller also scored for New a season-high 32 points and Bark­ Tor, molor (fighting), 17:44; Sutter, StL (killont, Det, malor-game misconduct 10. Purdue (61) did not plov. well and kept us in our own zone goal and an assist, giving him Karl Malone scored 26 points for The Lakers outscored Sacra­ mlnor-malor (Instlgotor, fighting), 7- 9 02 14, Teogle 1018 3-3 X , McDonald 11. Mlchlgon (91) did not ptay. Special Teams — Ron Wolfley,. St. fJersBy* ley, despite a constant barrage of (fighting), 17:34; Yiermon, Det, malor- 561-211, Whltehead35004, WhIteOI 13421. Louis. 500 career points. Napier’s 500th Utah, while Mark Price led Cleve­ 17:44; Turnbull, StL, mlnor-misconduct game misconduct (fighting), 17:34. 12. Oklahoma (80) beat Virginia 10961. SATURDAY the whole night,” Minnesota’s “I had a feeling In the pushing and shoving that had him mento 29-6 In the final 7; 45 of the (high-sticking), 19:03; Courtnoll, Tor Totals539323XlX. 13. Indiana (62) did not ploy. iwvnwiiai rw io v e i vvenwvfica m s w rw i point came 3:51 into the second land with 26. Shots on gool— Buftalo 10-13-11—34. De­ Denver X X B 48—117 Beys Basketball Neal Broten said. “Hextall had dressing room that everyone talking to himself on the court, had second quarter to erase a 41-33 lead (tripping), 19:46. troit 12-97-28. 14. Iowa (7-2) did not play. Cheney Tech at East Windsor, 2:X great reflexes tonight. He’s period when he set up rookie Third Period—5, St. Louis, McKegnev Golden State X X X 41—1X 15. Nevodo-ljas Vegas (70)beatCrelghton wide Receivers — Anthony Carter, would be really intense,” Lol­ 31. and run away to their seventh Power-ploy Opportunities—Buffalo 1 of 5; 3-polnt goals—Adams 2, Lever, Evans. Minnesota; Oary Clark, Wothlngton. Pierre Turgeon to break a 1-1 tie 13(Federko,Gllmour),9:23(pp).6,Toronto, Detroit 0 of 3. 96X. Ice Heckev definitely a big asset to their selle said. “This is like a playoff Warriors 129, Nuggets 117 The Nets cut an eight-point 76ers straight victory. Magic Johnson Leemon 13 (Courtnoll), 13:43. Penalties— Fouled out— None. Reixiunds—Denver 46 16. Iowa Stole (91) did not play. and put Buffalo ahead to stay. Goalies—Buffalo, Borrosso (2B shots-26 (Schayes 8), (talden State 54 (Sampson Tight End — Steve Jordan, Minnesota. Rockville vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice team.” game. These are the kinds of Tony White, a rookie guard, lead to 9693 with 4; 34 to play before had 16 of his 26 points in the second Degrov. Tor (roughing), 3:54; Ben- saves). Detroit, Hanlon (28-23), Ste^ 17. Missouri (62) did not vfm . nlng, StL (unsportsmonllkeconduct),3:54; 13). Assists—Denver X (Lever 11), (kilden 18. Kansas (7-2) did not plov. Tockle — Luis Sharpe, SI. Louis. scored 15 of his carer''-high 21 Rnbinson and Barkley went to quarter. (6:39 third, 66), Hanlon (17:34 third, 04)). State X (Garland 11). Total fouls— (hmrd — Brad Edelman, New Orleans. palace), 8 p.mj^rextlng RIchordson, Tor, mlnor-malor (Instlgo­ A — 19,861. 19. (jeorgetown (7-1) did not play. Cheney Tech/Xovler at Rockville, 11 tor, fighting), 8:34; Meogher, StL, molor Denver X, Golden State X. Technical— 20. NIemphls State (61) beat Alcom Center — Doug Smith, Los Angeles Referee—Mark Foucette. Linesmen— Sampson. A — I0JI71. a.m. (flghtinol 8-14- Fwen, StL, gomemlscon- Bob Hodges, M ark Vines. MANCHESTER HERALD. ThurKlay. Dec. 14.19W - 17 U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 24, 1987 Sports In Brief Rjce only unanimous Bowl pick I Weekenders

Lomax, Bosworth cited by the NFL are Carl Banks and Wilber Mar­ By The Associated Press Entering the final week of the games in the strike-curtailed sea­ son broke the old record of 18 set by shall of the Bears. Lawrence Taylor NEW YORK — Neil Lomax ofSt. Louis, Rickey Jackson of New regular season, Rice, voted to the Great medicine show And all thatjazz NFC team, has caught touchdown Miami’s Mark Clayton three years of the Giants, who will be making Orleans, Mark Duper of Miami and Brian Bosworth of Seattle NEW YORK - San Francisco his seventh Pro Bowl appearance in 49ers’ record-breaking wide re­ passes in a record 12 regular- ago. Billing themselves as “ an old time medicine In the past three years, the Ha’ .ord Jazz Society have been named the NFC and AFC players of the week, the NFL Carson would be making his ninth seven seasons, was picked as an announced Wednesday. ceiver Jerry Rice is the only season games, one more than the show,” the Great Interplanetary Soapbox Revival has given out 10 scholarships, toi.Jing about unanimous selection for the Pro old mark held by Elroy "Crazy Pro Bowl appearance at Honolulu aitemate. will present a show for adults and children on $16,000. These were given primarily to graduating Lomax, the Cardinals quarterback, completed 22 of 29 pases Joining Carson inside are starter Bowl, while linebacker Harry Car- Legs” Hirsch of the Los Angeles on Feb. 7 after by being voted Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Wadsworth Atheneum. high school seniors, entering music schools to for 253 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-14 victory over Tampa Wednesday to the NFC team. Mike Singletary of the Bears and son of the New York Giants will tie a Rams and Buddy Dial of the Marc Levitt and Sylvan Vaicaitis, the stars, are m ajor in Jazz music. Bay. He tied a club record he already shared with Jim Hart, with Pittsburgh Steelers. Others voted in nine times were Joe Sam Mills of the Saints, who will be record with his appearance in the performers and teachers. The show uses Juggling, On Sunday, you can enjoy a holiday evening of Jazz 12 straight completions during the game. NFL all-star game. Rice’s 20 TD receptions in 11 Greene and Jack Lambert of the backup. Jackson had three sacks in New Orleans' 41-24 win over Pittsburgh, Ken Houston of Hous­ The starting defensive backs will music, storytelling and vaudeville-style music, free, played by some of these scholarship Cincinnati. ton and Washington, and Walter be Darrell Green of Washington, entertainment to involve the children. recipients, who are home from college for the Duper had six catches for 170 yards and three touchdowns, Payton of the Bears. Jerry G ray, of the Rams, Joey The character of Dr. Bonus J. Bonus appears on holidays. The concert, at 8 p.m. at the Hartford including the winner with l: 07 left in Miami’s 23-21 victory over The Cleveland Browns and India­ Browner of the Vikings and Ronnie stage, along with an array of others who bring to life Holiday Inn on Morgan Street, is free, but donations Washington Sunday night to win AFC offensive honors. napolis Colts placed the most Lott of the 49ers. the tales and myths of New England and the rest of to the scholarship fund will be accepted. The Bosworth, Seattle’s highly publicized rookie linebacker, had players on the 41-man AFC team. The punter is Jim Arnold of the world. Hartford Jazz Society is one of the largest In the Detroit, the placekicker Morten six tackles, one sack and grabbed a fumble which he returned to Cleveland will be represented by The show will be in the museum's Avery Theater, country, with 800 members. seven players and Indianapolis by Andersen of the Saints and the kick the 1-yard line in a 34-21 win in Chicago. $4 $2 Parking In the Holiday Inn garage will cost $2, and six. returner Vai Sikahema of the 600Main St., Hartford. Ticketsare for adults, for The NFC squad will have five Cards. RonWolfleyofSt. Louiswas children 12 and under, and will be sold at the door. reduced price drinks will be available. NBA suspends Pistons’ Dantley players each from five teams — the named as special teams player. The AFC offensive starters ore A1 Don’t unwrap these Chicago Bears, Los Angeles Rams. Star of wonder I NEW YORK — Forward Adrian Dantley of the Detroit Pistons Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Toon of New York Jets, and Steve I was suspended for One game and fined $1,000 by the NBA Saints and 49ers. Largent of Seattle at wide receiver, Your kids may find loads of presents under the Wednesday for bumping referee Ed Rush during a 117-112 victory Payton, playing his final season, tight end Kellen Winslow of San Christmas tree, but in West Hartford they’ll find "T h e First Christm as,” a planetarium show over Dallas last Friday. was not chosen this year by players Diego, tackles Anthony Munoz of toys which they cannot unwrap. A parade of toy especially for children, will be at the Copemican The penalties were announced by NBA vice president Rod and coaches. Cincinnati and Chris Hinton of soldiers, an elaborate Victorian dollhouse and a Planetarium and Space Science Center this Thom, who viewed videotapes of the incident. The NFC team includes Rice and Indianapolis, guards Keith Bishop miniature general store from the 1890s are among weekend. The planetarium is at Central Dantley’s suspension will be in effect for the Pistons’ next Mike Quick of Philadelphia as of Denver and Mike Munchak of the things displayed in the exhibition called Conne^icut State University, on Wells Street in Houston, center Ray Donaldson of game, Friday against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden. starting wide receivers with An­ Pastim es from P ast Times at Noah Webster House, New Britain. Shows are at 7 p.m. Fridays and at thony Clarter of Minnesota and Indianapolis, quarterback John 1; 30 p.m. Saturdays. Admission is $2.50 for adults Elway ofl)enver and running backs 227 S. Main S t., West Hartford. This exhibition Gary Clark of Washington as and $1.50 for children 12 and under. Call 827-7852 for Oilers’ Fuhr top vote-getter In NHL alternates. Eric Dickerson of Indianapolis and shows toys, games and amusements from the past. whale of a whistle Mark Bavaro of the Giants and Curt Warner of Seattle. From simple wrought iron cars to an early toy more details. E MONTREAL — Goaltender Grant Fuhr of the Edmonton Oilers Steve Jordan of the Vikings are the The defensive starters are Bruce typewriter, toys which will fascinate both adults and Perry Lee Conley, left, portrays the Christmas.” The play Is being presented E has become the top vote-getter in balloting for the NHL All-Star tight ends, with Bavaro as the Smith of Buffalo and Jacob Green children will displayed. The exhibit will be open Go dancin’ Game, the league said Wednesday. starter. of Seattle at end. Bill Maas of through Jan. 10. The museum is open daily, except young boy In Dylan Thomas’s memory by Tony Award winning National Fuhr and teammates Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri and Kevin Jackie Slater of the Los Angeles Kansas City at nose tackle, outside Wednesdays, from 1 to 4 p.m. It will be closed Parents Without Partners will have an open play, “A Child’s Christmas In Wales." Theatre of the Deaf at The Meeting Lowe have big leads on Campbell Conference starting Rams and Gary Zimmerman of the linebackers Duane Bickettof India-- Christmas Day. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for dance on Saturday evening from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at The boy Is about to let out a piercing House Theater in Chester, Sunday positions for the game, Feb. 9 at St. Louis. Vikings are the starting tackles, napolis and Andre Tippett of New the Italian American Club on Tolland Street in East England, inside linebackers Fredd children. whistle and blow his arch enemy (played through Wednesday and Jan. 2 at 2:30 Fan voting for the starting lineupsends Dec. 31. The remainder backed up by Luis Sharpe of the Hartford. Admission is $4 for members, $5 for Cardinals. , Young of Seattle and Karl Mecklen­ by Mike Lamitola) "off the face of and 7:30 p.m. of the squads will be chosen by the coaches — Glen Sather of the All lit up non-members. Music will be by The Entertainers. Campbell Conference and Mike Keenan of the Wales Conferenc Bill Fralic of Atlanta and Dennis burg of Denver, defensive backs Frank Minnifield and Hanford Fuhr has received more than 220,000 votes, more than four Harrah of the Ram^Ae the starting C guards, with Brad Edelman of New Dixon of Cleveland, Kenny Easley The Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe C times the total of his nearest competitor, Rick Wamsley of St. of Seattle and Deron Cherry of houses will be open for house tours on Sunday, all Climb on the train Louis. Orleans as the backup. Church services scheduled The centers are starter Jay Kansas City. lit up for the holiday. The tours are from 5; 30 to 7 Gretzky has 202,972 votes at center, compared to 63,054 for Hilgenberg of Chicago and Doug The reserves are wide receivers p.m ., and admission is $5.50 for adults and $2.75 for This will be the last weekend to take the runner-up Denis Savard of the Chicago Blackhawks. Smith of the Los Angeles Rams. Carlos Carson of Kansas City and Christmas Express at the Valley Railroad children. Discounts are offered to anyone who At Christmas, many families look At right wing, Kurri has 167,070 votes, leading Dino Ciccarelli Joe Montana of San Francisco Stanley Morgan of New England, Company, on Railroad Avenue in Essex. The train mas Eve, with singing of Polish and 4:30 p.m., caroling, 5:18 p.m., brings a non-perishable food item. Call 247-0998 for forward to spending a few hours in of Minnesota, who has 76.840. and Neil Lomax of St. Louis are the tight end Todd Christensen of the ride winds through lit forest scenes, and features a English carols. Mass on Christmas children’s vigil mass, 11:90 p.m., more information. the quiet of a church atmosphere. caroling, midnight mass. Christ­ quarterbacks, with running backs Los Angeles Raiders, tackle Cody visit from Santa. Rides will be Saturday and Day. 9 a.m. Here are the services which will be Second Congregational Church, mas Day, 10 a.m. BalbonI probably won’t return to KC Charles White of the Rams and Risien of Cleveland, guard Ron Solt Sunday at 2; 45 and 4; 15 p.m. Admission is $6.95 for of Indianapolis, center Dwight The trio triumphant taking place this evening and on 385 N. Main St.: Christmas Eve St. Maurice Church, 92 Hebron Rueben Mayes of New Orleans as adults. $2.95 for children. Christmas morning at Manchester NEW YORK — Steve Balboni, who became a free agent starters. Herschel Walker of Dallas Stephenson and quarterback Dan service, 7:30 p.m. Road, Bolton; 5 p.m. and midnight, area churches: Monday when the Royals did not offer him a contract for next and Roger Craig of the 49ers are the Marino of Miami, running backs The Kingston Trio will be at the Bradley St. Bartholomew’s Church, 45 Christmas Eve. Christnias Day, 9 Ludlow Road; Christmas Eve, 5 and 10:30 a.m. season, probably will not re-sign with Kansas City, his agent said backups. Kevin Mack of Cleveland and Mike Playhouse in Putnam, about an hour from See free flick Assumption Church, 285 W. Cen- AP photo p.m. and midnight; Cliristmas South United Methodist Church, Wednesday. The defensive ends are Reggie Rozier of Houston, defensive end Manchester, for two performances on Sunday. terSt.: Christmas Eve.5,7:30p.m., "He didn’t want to come back to Kansas City anyhow," Gary San Francisco wide receiver Jerry Rice is shown here White of Phildelphia and Chris Howie Long of the Raiders, defen­ The cartoon feature, "Cricket on the Hearth,” Day. 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Main St.; Christmas Eve, 7:90 Tickets for the shows, at 2 and 8 p.m.. cost $14. midnight; Christmas Day, 7; 30, 9, St. Bridget Church, 80 Main St.; p.m., family service; 11 p.m., Wichard, Balboni’s agent, said. “I never say never, but in all after scoring one of three touchdowns in a win over the Doleman of the Vikings as starters sive tackle Bob Golic and outside These performances are sponsored by the will be shown in the Junior Room at Mary Cheney 10; 30 a.m. and noon. likelihood, he won’t be back there.’’ and Charles Mann of the Redskins. linebacker Clay Matthews of Cleve­ Library on Saturday at 2 p.m. This is a full-length Christmas Eve. 5 p.m. (two vigil traditional candlelight service, Cleveland Browns on Dec. 12. Rice is the only unanimous Northeast Repertory Theater. Call 928-7887 for Bolton Congregational (Thurch, masses simultaneously) and mid­ with Chancel Choir. The interior linemen are Michael land. inside linebacker John Offer- 228 Bolton Center Road, Bolton; reservations. film, appropriate for children and adults. night; 7; 30. 9,10; 30 a.m. and noon. Trinity Covenant Church, 902 pick for the Pro Bowl. Rice has set records for TD pass Carter of San Francisco and Steve dahl of Miami, and defensive backs 7; 30 p.m., Christmas Eve candle­ Francis back with Patriots receptions in a season (20) and has caught a TD pass in McMichael offbe Bears. Albert Lewis of Kansas City and St. Jam es Church, 896 Main St.; Hackmatack St.; 7 and 11; 18 p.m., light Service of Lessons and Carols. Christmas Eve, 4 and 6:30p.m. and Christmas Eve services. 12 straight games. The starting outside linebackers Keith Bostic of Houston. FOXBORO, Mass. — Former All-Pro tight end Russ Francis is Center Congregational Church, midnight; Christmas Day at 7; 30,9 Unltarlan-Unlversallst Society back where he started in the NFL, signing a contract Wednesday Vacation busy for area kids 11 Center St.; 5.7; 30 and 10; 30 p.m., and 10:30 a.m. and noon. East, 153 W. Vernon St.; Christmas twith the New England Patriots. Christmas Eve services; 9 p.m., St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Eve services at 6 and 10 p.m. Francis, the Patriots’ top draft pick in 1975, was waived by the Park St. Christmas Eve, 4 p.m., United Pentecostal Church, 187 tures.” The shows are presented at attend on Monday, and must bring wassail. San Francisco 49ers last week. Bv Nancy Pappas Church of the Living God, 372 first service of Christmas; 10:30 Woodbridge St.; Christmas Eve UCLA after sixth straight tx)wt win 2; 30 and 7; 30 p.m. daily, and tickets along a parent. On Tuesday, there p.m., carols and prelude; 11 p.m., candlelight service at 7 p.m. He was expected to play Monday night, when New England Manchester Herald Main St.; Christmas Day service, are $8 general. $5 for youths and will be programs for 5- and Zion Evangelical Lutheran ends its season against the Miami Dolphins. 10 a.m. holy eucharist. Christmas. 10 a.m., 2 will miss the game becau.se of a to Hawaii to be a positive expe but its losses came at the hands of senior citizens. The box office 6-year-olds. Wednesday the pro­ “I feel right at home,’’ Francis said. By John Node! No need to be bored over the Community Baptist Church, 585 holy communion. Church, 112 Cooper St.; C9iristmas The Associated Press pulled thigh muscle. rience for his team, but added five very good teams — Miami, telephone number is 526-4871. gram is for 7- and 8-year-olds and Eve service, 7 p.m., and Christmas The move reunites Francis with such former teammates as Christmas vacation. You’ll find E. Center St.: Christmas Eve: 7:30 St. Mary’s Roman Catholic 2 "T won’t be able to play. I’m very "The most important thing in a Fla.; Louisiana State; ^ b u m ; plenty to do. even though there’s no From Saturday through Thurs­ Thursday the 9- to 11-year-olds may (jhurch, 1600 Main St., Coventry; morning service, 10 a.m. p.m.. Christmas Eve candlelight, quarterback Steve Grogan and Coach Raymond Berry. HONOLULU - UCLA will at­ disappointed.” Green said after bowl game is winning the game Georgia, and Florida State^11 are day, special activities will be attend. Francis played in New England through the 1980 season, sign yet of the ice and snow you’d carol and communion service; tempt to become the fifth team in Wednesday’s practice session. “I What I want to do is win the game ranked among the nation’s top 20 need for trying out those new ice offered at Old Sturbridge Village, a Each program Is from 10; 30a.m. including Pro Bowl appearances in 1976, 1977 and 1978. child care available. NCAA history to win six bowl was looking forward to it. It was finish with a record of 10-2 and keep and all are playing in bowl games. skates and skis. museum in Sturbridge, Mass. to noon, and the program fee is $5.50 going to be my last game and I our string of bowl victories alive.’' UCLA* is a member of the Youngsters and adults alike can per child. Reservations are re­ Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 games in as many seasons when the Pitkin St.: Christmas Eve. 7 p.m., lOth-ranked Bruins face unranked wanted to go out with a good one." The game begins at 10:45 a.m Pacific-10 Conference while Flor­ On Saturday and Sunday. Tues­ join in walking tours, see puppet quired. so call 572-0711. dt Flyers’ Brian Propp out 2-3 weeks Although hampered by injuries. local time, meaning a 3:45 p.m ida is out of the Southeastern day and Wednesday, and Jan. 2 and shows, musical performances, can- There will be a “birthday party family eucharist; 10:45 p.m., spe­ Happy Florida on Christmas Day in the dt Green, a senior, gained 1.098 yards kickoff in the East and a 12:45 p.m 3. the Lutz Children’s Museum will dlemaking and dance for Jesus” on Tuesday morning at cial music: 11 p.m., eucharist. PHILADELPHIA — Left wing Brian Propp of the Philadelphia Aloha Bowl. Conference. chamber orchestra. Christmas on 206 carries and scored 11 start on the West Coast. It will be "They’re a gifted team physi­ be open from noon to 5p.m. Movies demonstrations. 11 at St. George Episcopal Church,, ft 4 Flyers will be sidelined for two to three weeks with a sprained left Oddsmakers say the Bruins will Day. 10:30 a.m.. eucharist. 4 accomplish such a feat, having touchdowns this season, giving him televised nationally by ABC. cally,” Donahue said. "They’ve got such as “Curious George” and 1150 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Pizza ft knee, team officials said Wednesday. career totals of 3.731 yards, 708 While the Bruins have been a tremendous amount of speed. “Make Way for Ducklings” will be In addition, the Christmas vaca­ will be served, and kids will get to Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 established them as nine-point Church St.: Christmas Eve: 4 p.m., ft Propp injured the knee during the second period of the Flyers’ carries and 40 touchdowns, all enormously successful in recent shown each day at 2 and 4 p.m. tion week brings special, hands-on decorate their own cookies. Story­ favorites over the Gators. Their strength is defense. children’s Christmas service; 7; 30 ft 6-4 victory Tuesday night over the New York Rangers. The Injury Schools who have won bowl school records. He has rushed for bowl games, the Gators haven’t "Their quarterback (Kerwin There will be live animal programs activities at Sturbridge. Small teller Linda Marchisio will enter­ was to the same knee that sidelined Propp for 27 games last 456 yards in three previous bowl participated in a postseason contest Bell) is the all-time leading thrower most days, at 1 and 3p.m.. although groups of visitors may participate tain. This activity is for children In p.m., candlelight and communion ft games at the conclusion of six service; II p.m., candlelight and season. consecutive seasons are Georgia games, including a major bowl- since 1983, but not because they in the SEC. He’s certainly capable they ask that you call to confirm in farm chores, such as tending the grades 1 through 5, and will cost $2 ft record 266 in last year’s Freedom haven’t been good enough. that schedule In advance. Admis­ animals and bringing firewood into per person, which covers the cost of communion service. Christmas Tech (from 1951 to 1956). Nebraska of getting a hot hand and hitting a morning, 6 :30a.m., Julotta service. ft (1969-74). Southern Cal (1974-79) Bowl. Florida wasn’t eligible to play in lot of passes, (running back) sion is $1 for adults. 50 cents for the homes. Groups of 30 visitors the pizza. In case of snow, the party Hall named Idaho State grid coach Green’s spot will be taken by bowl games following the 1984 and children. may assemble in the one-room will be the next day. First Assembly of God, 775 Oak ft and Alabama (1975-80). Emmitt Smith is terrific, a great St.. East Hartford: Oiristmas Eve, Holidays junior Eric Ball. the hero of UCLA’s 1985 seasons because of NCAA back. He’s a big-league guy, he can From Sunday through Wednes­ district school to take lessons in Tuesday through Thursday, POCATELLO, Idaho — Idaho State named Oregon State Under Coach Terry Donahue. 7 p.m. candlelight service. ft 45-28 win over Iowa in the 1986 Rose sanctions announced in October of day. and again on Jan. .2, the spelling and arithmetic. children can enjoy games, crafts offensive coordinator Garth Hall as its football coach UCLA has won three Rose Bowls, get it done. First Baptist Church, 240 Hill- ft Bowl. Ball also replaced an injured 1984. The Gators went 9-1-1 in each "They’ve got a real quick, National Theatre of the Deaf will A singing school for the tourists projects and other activities at the Wednesday. one Fiesta Bowl and one Freedom stown Road; Christmas Eve can­ Green in that game and rushed for of those years. aggressive, active-type football present a-program of works aimed will be organized each day. and New Britain Youth Museum. 30 ft Hall^ 41, succeeds Jim .K o etter, who was fired after five Bowl starting with the 1982 season. dlelight service, 7 p.m.. observance 227 yards and four touchdowns. Last season, the Gators were 6-5. team, one who will give us every­ at both children and adults. It will there will be lessons in bookbind­ High St.. New Britain. The museum The Bruins enter Friday’s game of the Lord’s supper. ft seasons. This year. Ball gained 324 yards A loss to Kentucky in the 10th game be produced in The Meeting House ing, tin punching, open hearth will be open, free, from 11 a.m. to 5 with a 9-2 record. thing we want.” Full Gospel Interdenominational ft He will attempt to resurrect a football program that was 5-16-1 The Bruins’ chances were hurt on 58 carries and scored seven of the season kept them out of a Florida Coach Galen Hall ex­ Theater, Goose Hill Road, Chester. cooking and more. All these special p.m. On Thursday, there will be a activities are included in the Old Church, 745 Main St.; Christmas ft in the past two seasons, including the school’s worst beating in 40 Wednesday when it was announced touchdowns. bowl. pressed regret that the Gators must Besides the Dylan Thomas tale, “A children’s New Year’s Eve party Sturbridge Village admission, Eve candlelight service, 8 p.m. years, a 63-0 loss to Montana this year. that running back Gaston Green Donahue said he wanted the trip Florida was also 6-5 this season. face the Bruins. Child’s (Christmas in Wales.” there .between I and 2;30p.m., with party ft Hall was given a one-year contract for $46,000. will be poetry by e.e. cummings. which is $9.50 for adults, $4 for hats, streamers and gifts. The cost Christmas program is on Monday children ages 6 to 15. Children at 7:30 p.m. ft and a “fill in the blanks” ghost for this party is 50 cents per child. Amntfrorl m nri ay / i^ Saaww story created by the actors with the under 6 are admitted free. The The movie, “My Name is J.T .,” is Latvian Lutheran Church of ft Manchester, 21 Garden St.: Christ­ Magic leads NBA West voting audience. village is near Exit 3 off Interstate going to be shown on Wednesday at ft Oklahoma awesome in rout of Virginia mas Eve service at 5 p.m. 84. It is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3:30 p.m.. in the Junior Room of the NEW YORK — Guard Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles With Jam es Thurber’s “The Night the Bed Fell.” the actors hope The Mystic Seaport Museum is Mary Cheney Library. This is the North United Methodist Church, Lakers is the Western Conference leader in early balloting for By Bob Greene to tickle a few funnybones. And in offering a series of morning pro­ story of a boy and his cat. and the 300 Parker St.: starting berths in the NBA All-Star Game, the league announced The Associated Press NCAA Hoop “Your Game,” actors ask for grams for children of different adventures they have during the St. John the Baptist Polish ,) ,) „> J .) .) .) .) Wednesday. suggestions from the audience, and ages, from Monday through Thurs­ Christmas season. It’s appropriate National Church, 23 Golway St.; Johnson, who is second in the NBA in assists with an 11.6 Forget the 109 points 12th-ranked form themselves into “living sculp­ day. Children who are 3 and 4 may for anyone who’s at least 6 years old midnight candlelight mass Christ- average, has received 219,174 votes. He was the conference’s Oklahoma scored. The defense won rebounding edge. They were never leading vote-getter last year with 949,304 votes. the game. seriously tested thereafter. All of us at Fat Lever, who leads Denver in rebounding, steals and assists, "Our defense really dictates our Rod Mason scored 14 points and ranks second among West guards with 138,371 votes. game.” coach Billy Tubbs said Jam es Farr 12 for Creighton, 4-4. Denver’s Alex English and Calvin Natt lead the forwards. after hi^ Sooners defeated Virginia No. 20 Memphis State 87, Alcom English, the NBA’s No. 7 scorer with a 24.6 average, has collected 109-61 Wednesday night. “It sets the State 64; Rodney Douglas scored 20 ITTNER’S 101,822 votes and Natt 158,228. tempo of the game. And the first 10 points and grabbed six rebounds as Akeem Olajuwon, the No. 4 rebounder in the NBA with an 11.2 minutes of the second half was 20th-ranked Memphis State shook average, tops the centers with 169,186 votes. about as awesome I’ve seen in a off stubborn Alcom State late in the 9 Voting continues through mid-January. The 38th annual long time.” first half. Douglas hit on 10 of 14 All-Star Game will be Feb. 7 at Chicago. Oklahoma scored the first 27 shots from the field. would like to thank all of our points of the second half and held Memphis State. 6-1, outscored the customers for helping us have Rams’ Dennis Harrah to retire Virginia to just three field goal Braves 27-5 midway through the attempts in tiie first eight minutes second half to secure its sixth a very prosperous year. We ANAHEIM, Calif. — Los Angeles Rams guard Dennis Harrah, before the Cavaliers’ Bill Batts victory in seven outings. Wt jf/jUM OM ojf thi ni/Mt a colorful country boy with a knack for talking as well as scored on a slam dunk. Vincent Riley led Alcom State, wish all of you a yery blocking, announced his retirement Wednesday after 13 NFL And the Sooner defense forced 1-9, with 15 points. tJunfi aioui ikt kddouii 8 seasons. Virginia to commit 33 turnovers. 24 Other games; Sophomore center Merry Christmas and His timing as good as his endless stream of one-liners, Harrah of them in the second half. Okla­ Alec Kessler scored a career-high made the announcement shortly after the league announced that homa only had nine turnovers. 23 points and Willie Anderson had 21 U iht opfiontmitif il he had been selected to the Pro Bowl for the sixth time. In other games involving ranked as Georgia defeated La Salle 79-71 Happy New Year “It’s the final chapter in a very lucky book for me,” said the teams. No. 15 Nevada-Las Vegas in the round-robin Chaminade to teil om S4-year-old Harrah, who has been bothered by a bad back and a routed Creighton 91-59 and No. 20 Christmas Classic in Honolulu...... Gur'Anhudi...... tom leg muscle. Memphis State downed Alcorn Anderson gave Georgia, 7-2, the jfilmcU kow m ck ‘‘I feel very fortunate to end it on this note. Hopefully, I ’ll be State 87-64. lead for good at 60-58 on a fall-away jumper with about 10 minutes left in 10% ujt apfim aU t / i m . healthy (by Feb. 7) and the Pro Bowl will be my last NFL game.” Oklahoma led by only 45-36 at the Harrah has missed three games with injuries and won’t play half. Then the defense went to work. the game, and Kessler scored nine OFF a Vz PRICE SALE 7 Sunday against San Francisco in the Rams’ final game of the Harvey Grant and Stacey King of his team’s final 19 points to seal 'jhanhi (fom t/uut. 7 season. He admitted that his selection was as much a reflection of scored 20 points each to lead the victory. La Salle, 6-3, was led by New Look for On Christmas Items Begins his career and his popularity as it was his play this season. Oklahoma. Craig Conlin’s 15 points. Mookie Blylock scored 17 points Rod Strickland scored 21 points /th e New Year! Saturday/ Dec. 26th at 10 AAA Dorsett expects to be traded and Tyrone Jones added 15 for the and Kevin Edwards added 19 to AP photo Wally Beverly unbeaten Sooners, 8-0. Bill Batts led lead DePaul. 7-2, over Texas-San University of Virginia's Bili Batts (34) batties for a f o r n ew Open Dally 10-5 and Sunday 11-4. cuitomer$ only Judy Dottie IRVING, Texas — Tony Dorsett believes Sunday’s game will Virginia, 4-5. with 12 points. Antonio 93-82. The Blue Demons let rebound with Okiahoma's Stacey King (33) during Sale Ends Thursday/ Dec. 31st. No. 15 Nevada-Las Vegas 00, an 11-point halftime lead shrink toa Fran be his last in a Dallas Cowboys uniform, and that he already has a Wednesday night’s game in the Chaminade Ciassic in Pauline list of teams he wants to play for next season. Creighton SO: Gerald Paddio scored point before a 15-2 spurt midway / Coupon Good till Ii/S I/$ 7 Honoiulu. The 12th-ranked Sooners routed the L______"Personally, I Just don’t see me being here,” Dorsett said. 20 points and tournament MVP through the second half put them GARDEN CENTER “The only way I can see being here next year is if no other team in Jarvis Basnight had 16 for the comfortably ahead of the Road- Cavaiiers, 109-61. HEARTLAND PLAZA the league was interested in me. Runnin’ Rebels, who won their own mnners, 4-3, who were led by Eric W. J. IRISH VITTNER’S A CNRISTmAS SHOR Cooper with 21 points. California, 4-3. Wiltz was 10 of 26 1040 Tolland Tpke. In an interview Wednesday with the Fort Worth Star Telegram, Rebel Roundup for the sixth proved to 8-1 with its seventh 1 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWNLINE Dorsett said once again that he was upset with the way the straight year. Ron Huery scored eight points straight victory. Alabama is 6-3. from the free throw line before Manchester, CT INSURANCE AGENCY transition to Herschel Walker was handled. The Rebels, 7-0, used a trapping during the opening minutes and Dave Wiltz hit two free throws hitting the two free throws. The M-F e:00-SM / Sot. a;0IM;O0 150 North Main Street ■ 646-1232 649-2623 "Hopefully, they (the Cowboys) will be kind enough to give me defense and superior front-court Andrew Lang intimidated Alabama with 13 seconds remaining in the victory snapped the Trojans’ four- game losing streak and ended the family hair design .) .) ,) 1 ) a new address and let me play football,” Dorsett said. experience to force 12 turnovers In as Arkansas knocked off the second overtime to give Southern 649-0466 the first half and take a 21-11 Crimson Tide 80-55. Arkansas im­ (California, 2-7, a 58-56 victory over Bears’ three-game winning streak. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwlay. Dec. 24.1»87 - »

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They asked her to do a screen test 14 Villain In 8 Snapshot for ton Phelan went undercover to research white I expected to seo crated people, but they were □ □ □ O D B and go through all the emotions in the film. ’This "Othello" short 8U|)remaci8t organizations (or the HBO movie very ordinary. Except the speeches, which were B D O DCID is a 870,000 screen test on a Sunday. I aat down 15 I possess 9 Rowing tools “ Into the Homeland." very racist.” C H I 8| T l R and wrote a monologue for her. She did the scene (cont.) 10 Curved molding Phelan picked the name of the group she She said more than the politics, the was BOA with Val Kilmer. She blew them away.” 16 Qovernment se­ 11 Short letter Mmm visited out of the telephone book, called and interested in the families. “ I wondered what □ □ □ □ □ The first script she wrote was never produced. curity rating 17 Singer _ A L asked if she could hear the leader apeak. would happen if a ton strayed from their (comp, wd.) It was called “ Healing.” Adams N O ZILCH Out of that visit and additional research came philosophy,” she said. 18 Crowded ” I found out where Susan Clark lived and left a 19 Ocean T R I D I O ^ the screenplay for the movie, which Home Box Phelan said the prefers to write on speculation 20 Facilitate 23 Promotional copy on her doorstep,” she said. “ It had a cover U S A T E S Office will begin running Saturday. rather than selling a script and having to tailor it 21 Regard tape (abbr.) letter from a lawyer. She called me and said she 22 Conclude Phelan, who also wrote the screenplay for to suit a producer. 25 1051, Roman “ I wanted to write it the way I saw it,” she loved the script. Sharon Gless was also 24 Thieve 26 Undermines 33 Flit 51 Invalid “ Mask,” says she has received several death 36 Actor _ 52 Cut said. “ I didn’t want other fingers in it right interested. Victoria Principal was interested. 26 Crusader's en­ 27 Forest ox threats as a result of her work. “ 1 don’t worry Tamiroff 54 Desert in Asia But it never got made.” emy 28 Peel about the skinheads,” she said. “ They’re out in away. I wrote ‘Mask’ on spec, too. The tradeoff is 30 Spanish hero (2 39 Family member 56 Poetic foot you don’t get paid until you sell it. And there’s ELSEWHERE IN TV-LAND: 29 College group 41 Wood lice 57 Story fabricator front. It’s the people in the background who w^s.) always a chance you won’t. •GREAT WEEKEND’ — Jack Perkins, 31 Set of 44 Joust 58 Portico contribute to these organizations. ’The people 34 Cuckoo principles 46 _ culpa 60 Perceived you would never suspect.” “ When I finish^, I was offered development former Emmy-winning correspondent for NBC 35 Charit­ 32 _ _ the 48 Kinds 61 Between Colo, “ Into the Homeland” stars Powers Boothe as deals at two studios. But HBO wanted to film it News, will be a correspondent for USTV’s new able ground floor 50 Snakes and Mo. a former policeman and Paul LeMat as the as I ’d written it. I was afraid of it getting lost in weekly show “ Great Weekend.” The Saturday org. morning magazine of news and information 3 I leader of the American Liberation Movement. development.” 37 Inner Hebrides 1 2 makes its debut on Jan. 2. It was created by island Boothe is searching for his daughter who has This is her first project for television. In 38 Body of water 12 apparently disappeared with LeMat’s son. addition to “ Mask,” she’s written “ Gorillas in George Merlis, who turned ABC’s “ Good 4 0 Trees Boothe resigned from the police after acciden­ the Mist,” which stars Sigourney Weaver as Morning America” into a hit show.... 42 June bug 15 tally killing a child during a raid on a crack naturalist Diane Fosey. ’The movie was filmed in MOTHER KNOWS BEST — Actress Jane 43 Egypt's Anwar house. Africa and is due out in 1988. Phelan went to Wyatt is probably best known as the mother on 18 “ I spent about eight months researching the Karisoke, a research center in Rwanda, to ’ ‘Father Knows Best. ” But she’s also the mother E 45 Complaint of Mr. Spock on “ Star Trek.” She says one of the story," she said. “ I spent some time at a white research the story of Fosey, who was murdered E 47 Km of un supremacist group. There are over 200 of these in December 1985. most provocative questions she has been asked 49 Actress West came from her “ Star Trek” role. A Trekkie 26 27 26 groups active in the country today. I had trouble Phelan has also completed a screenplay based 50 Years (Fr.) on the life of painter Amedeo Modigliani. asked her. “ What’s it like to make love to a 53 Ship's diary finding a name for the organization in the movie 34 because there are so many real groups.” Phelan, a former actress, said she started Vulcan?” She recalls she “ almost had apoplexy 55 Follows at the question.” But she recovered, smiled and 59 Heat Phelan said she got to know some of the people writing when she needed audition material. prostration 36 39 and listened to their views. “ Producers and directors get tired of hearing responded, “ I ’m not the sort of girl who kisses 62 Small island “ They were mostly middle class and there the same monologue over and over. My and tells.” 63 Fervent appeal 43 Here’s a special thanks to the 64 Construction C 47 beam (comp, C wd.) 50 51 52 T V Tonight 65 Tse-tung people who have made this year a 66 Twist about 59 60 67 Disobeys 1st church. 68 Feminine 5:00PM 33) m o v i e : The Bells of St. 63 Mary's* A priest and a nun rebuild a fail­ (S ) Soap garment ing parochial school, having enticed a THE 3D Univlalon Presents Musicales: 66 skinflint to donate the land and a new HOWECOMIING real success! May your fondest DOWN building. Bing Crosby. Ingrid Bergman, Suenos de Navidad J Henry Travers, 1945, The 1971 TV ® SCTV (C )19 8 7 bv NCA Inc 1 Tart (fD MOVIE: 'Secret of the Pond' A young movie "The Home­ ( f j Wilton North Report '60 min.) (In boy has a hard time adjusting when he Stereo) visits his uncle in the swamplands of Vir­ coming: A dreams come true. [CNN] Moneyline ginia A ' Wonderful World of Disney" Christmas Story" [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and presentation. Moses Gunn, Anthony stars Patricia Zerbe, John Mctiam. 1975. Part 2 of 2. Harriet neal and Richard [E S P N ] This Year in Sports (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE: Tw o of Hearts' A couple Thomas as CELEBRITY CIPHER finds out that their daughter must have a [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ C«M )iity Cipher cryptograms are created Irom quotations by famous people, past and present. kidney transplant that only her white members o f a rural son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (in Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: C equals A. mother can provide. Glynn Turman, Kim Depression-era Stereo) The Staff and Management of the Fields. family. CBS re- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Children of a Lesser ‘OU RCY ETRP VLCOTJN, [ESPN] Drag Racing: NHRA Quaker broadcasts the God' (CC) An instructor's unconven­ State Norstar Nationals From Brainerd, movie on THURS­ tional methods are questioned when he Minn. (60 min.) (R) tries to reach an angry and remote ZAJ FMWUJTWUF JXU DAY, DEC. 24. [HBO] Christmas at Radio City Music hearing-impaired student. William Hurt, Hall Featuring highlights from annual Marlee Matlin. Piper Laurie. 1966. KCKULQMLP TF Radio City Christmas shows and appear­ CHECK LISTINGS Rated R. ances by Leslie Uggams, Peggy Flem­ FOR EXACT TIME [USA] Airwolf MOULQXUEWTVV.' — QULYXUL ing. Robin Cousins and The Rockettes Host: Joel Grey. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 1 : 3 0 P M (3D (29 CBS Rallgloua Spa- cial: Tyrolean Nativity: Simplicity OMY ZLCAY. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Modern Girls' Three Amidst Majesty The historic Court young girls from L A, make the most of Church is the setting for a Nativity pa­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "True friendship comes when silence between two ® MOVIE: The Homecom­ 2 the singles scene at night. Virginia Mad­ (2D M*A*S*H 9:00PM geant as performed by the peopie of in- people Is comfortable." — Dave Tyson Gentry. sen, Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia Gibb Newlywed Game ing' (CC) A rural Depression-era family 2 (2D nsbruck, Austria. 1986' Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) anxiously awaits the return of their ]Eanrl)ratrr Brralh 3D Hollywood Squares father during a Christmas Eve blizzard. ® 3D Nightline (CC). 6:00PM ® ® ® ® News 3D Noticiero Univision Patricia Neal, Richard Thomas, Edgar 3D Honeymooners ^ I Three's Company (57) World of Survival Bergen. 1971. @ (2D Best of Carson (OAD 12/86) (R) (9.) Magnum, P.l. (6D Family Ties ® Morton Downey Jr. (In Stereo) (1QI Simon & Simon [C N N ] Crossfire ffP Movie (2S) Racing from Plainsfield Little House on the Prairie [D IS ] Holiday Splendor From Watt Dis­ ( S @ Cheers (CC) Sam tries to keep 3D PELICULA: 'La Primera Comunion' Rebecca from finding out about his se­ Doctor Who ney World in Florida, a festival of world­ News Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher wide holiday traditions including Rus­ cond job, as a substitute local sportscas- (22) 4 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME T.J. Hooker sian dances. Christmas music and the ter. (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Hickman, Nick Charles. 1 9 by Menri Arnold and Bob Lee (^> Jeffersons Jewish Festival of Lights. Host: Carol @ ) Carols From King's College A Christ­ 4 @1) Reporter 41 Lawrence. (In Stereo) mas Eve carol service from King's [M A X ] M OVIE: 'F/X' (C C) A special ef­ College, Cambridge. (60 min.) (In fects expert becomes the fall guy for Unscramble these four Jumbles, MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [ESPN] SpeedWeek one letter to each square, to form Stereo) government agents when he arranges a Connie Marshall four ordinary words [CNN] Showbiz Today Bugs Bunn/s Looney mobster's fake assassination. Bryan Andrew Davis Cindy Weeks 8:00PM ® MOVIE: T h e Legend of the Lone Christmas Tales Animated (CC) The ras­ 3D Brown, Brian Dennehy. Diane Vanora. [DIS] Rudolph's Shiny New Year Ani­ Ranger* (C C) When the Cavendish gang cally rabbit is joined by comic cohorts 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) mated Rudolph the Reindeer comes to sets out to kidnap Ulysses S. Grant, the Andrew Yurkovsky Deanne Lambert Whilda Urban TOARA the rescue when the New Year baby is including Porky Pig. Yosemite Sam and Lone Ranger and Tonto ride to the res­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M (3D (39 c b s Reiig(ou* S p » kidnapped by an evil bird. Voices of Red Tweetie Bird for this adaptation of cue. Klinton Spilsbury, Christopher Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol". cial Live Christmas Eve midnight service Skelton. Frank Gorshin, Morey Amster­ Lloyd. Jason Robards. 1981. (R) (In from the Yale University Chapel in New Nancy Pappas Betty Ambrose Sheldon Cohen dam (60 min.) ® WNYW*s Christmas Carol (2 hrs ) Stereo) Haven, Conn. (60 min.) (Live) [E S P N ] SportsLook ® 3D Making of Santa Claus: The 3D El Pecado de Oyuki ® Getting in Touch Movie (CC) A behind-the-scenes look at Jacqueline Bennett Dick Moquin BREHT [HBO] MOVIE: 'Brighton Beach Me­ Mysteryl: Agatha Christie's Miss ® Entertainment Tonight Julie Spulick the making of the 1985 theatrical fea­ (22) moirs' (CC) Neil Simon's award-winning Marple (C C) Long-hidden secrets are re­ ICZDI ture starring Dudley Moore, John Lith- 3D Star Trek play serves as the basis for this serio­ vealed. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. M. Renee Taylor comic portrait of a Jewish family in gow and David Huddleston and directed 3D Save the Children Vicki Ladabouche Masae Saur “by Jeannot Szwarc. [CN N ] Larry Kjng Live IF THAT 51N&EK 1937 Brooklyn. Bl^he Danner, Jona­ (22) @ Christmas Eve Mass at St. Pe­ than Silverman. Bob Dishy 1986 Rated ® Evening Magazine [DIS] M OVIE: T h e Christmas Visitor* ter's Pope John Paul II celebrates Christ­ Robert Donnelly KEEPS PPACTICIN© (CC) In the drought-ridden Australian Mike Kelleher Bev Tartaglia CEEDDO PG-13 (3D Hill Street Blues mas Eve Mass from St. Peter's Basilica HER HI6H NOTESAUl- outback of the 1690's a boy finds hope in Vatican City. (90 min.) (Live) [M A X ] Cinemax Sessions: Chet Atkins G D 'lo Be Announced. in the arrival of a grizzled ex-miner who - Certified Guitar Player (60 min ) (In Barbara Richmond NISHi; SHECOULP he believes is Santa Claus. Dee Wallace (2D Consumer Discount Network Doreen Robichaud Stereo) ® MOVIE: The Men Who Shot Liberty Tina Hadden ©ET INTO THIS. Valence* Liberty Valance, who terrorizes Stone, John Waters. Andrew Ferguson. 3D Quincy [U S A ] Cartoons GLARAN a small Western town, is opposed only 1987. (In Stereo) 3D Gene Scott Leonard Auster Cherel Surdam Now arrange the circled letters to 6:30PM Family Ties by two men. the hero of the town and a [E S P N ] Figure Skating; NHK Champion­ [CNN] Newsnight Donna Kinney form the surprise answer, as sug­ tenderfoot lawyer. James Stewart, John ships: Ice Dancing From Tokyo. (2 hrs.) ® @9) ABC News (CC). Wayne, Vera Miles. 1962. [E S P N ] Volleybell; Women (2 hrs.) [T gested hy the above cartoon. (R) James Tierney dD ® NBC News (CC) (Taped) Herb Kingsbury (22) (SD Cosby Show (CC) An over­ [T M C ] M OVIE:'Six W ee ks'A politician . Frank Burnett Nightly Business Report worked Cliff retreats to the solace of his befriends a widowed tycoon whose ter­ [HBO] MOVIE: T h e Color Purple' (CC) Print answer here: “ ICX X X X X J ” Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice Anita Caldwell dD Honeymooners office after he is driven out of the house minally ill daughter dreams of an ideal Gary Odoms, Jr. by the kids. (In Stereo) family. Dudley Moore, Mary Tyler Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Tom Ocimek (Answers tomorrow) ^ To Be Announced. detailing 30 years in the life of a rural (2D Handel's Messiah With Robert Shaw Moore, Katherine Healy. 1982. Rated Nancy Concelman Jumbles; MOOSE POWER PALLID APIECE (6T) Love Connection PG. Southern black woman. Whoopi Gold­ Yesterdays and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra berg, Danny Glover. Oprah Winfrey. Jeanne Fromerth Bob Hubbard Answer Everyone has a favorite * ? * * ® f* 'w in te r [C N N ] Inside Politics and Chorus (60 min.) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Night Flight 1985. Rated PC3-13. (In Stereo) leaves some this— PEOPLE COLD [E S P N ] Winner's Circle Horse Racing Alexander Girelli (2D M OVIE: 'Little House on the Prairie: 9:30PM (S) (39) Bavarly Hills Buntz [USA] Dragnet Magazine Bleee All the Dear Children' The joy of (C C) Buntz and Sid learn that a married Gerlinde Colletti Roger Schuetz the holiday season is lost when Laura's 1 2 : 3 0 A M (3D M0V(E: 'A Christmas Jumbto Sooli Mo. 04 I* BYaHabl# far 'rriaa i)3 -4 M « [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Death on the Nile' Aga­ senatorial candidate is fooling around Douglas Bevins and handling, from JomWa. elo iNa nowa^por. ••• baby daughter is kidnapped by a der­ Carol' Miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is iMiuda ,o«rSim a. addraaa and tip oodo and maka ro«r ehaek payaWa lo Na«rapapafOeoaa. tha Christie's Hercule Poirot sorts with a seductive mistress. (In Stereo) through a gallery of eccentric suspects anged woman. Melissa Gilbert, Dean Bu­ changed by the spirits of Christmas Denise Roberts [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Armed and Dangerous' Terri Donlon when he investigates a cruise-ship mur­ tler, Victor French. 1984. Past, Present and Future. Alastair Sim, (CC) After being fired from the police Kathleen Harrison, Jack Warner. 1951. Anne Marie Dionne der. Peter Ustinov. Bette Davis. David 3D La Dama de Rosa force, a cop becomes an armed security Niven. 1978. Rated PG. Debbie Richardson (2D This Old House (CC) Norm makes guard for s rent-a-cop company. John ® Ask Dr. Ruth Lynelle Knauff 7:00PM ® CBS News and installs decorative arches for the Candy, Eugene Levy, Robert Loggia. CSD Truth or Consequences David Kooi kitchen's exterior; blowing insulation 1666. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ® News 3D Uncle Floyd Dennis Meyer into the existing structure: applying [M A X ] M OVIE; 'Wlldcete' (CC) A feisty Norma Fitzgerald 9 ® dS) Wheal of Fortune (CC). blueboard to the ceiling. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Plymouth Adventure* Reginald Pinto girls' track coach is chosen to coach a The drama of the men and women 9 Astrograph ® $100,000 Pyramid 3D MOVIE; The Nativity' This drama of rough and rowdy inner-city football crowded aboard the small ship May­ Tara Kerr Jo Deary (Q ) Cheers the ifirst Christmas tells the story of the team. Goldie Hawn, James Kaach, flower. pitting themselves against the Virginia Brackett 3 D Best of Saturday Night courtship of Mary and Joseph and the Swootie Kurtz. 1986. Rated R. (In winter Atlantic to seek a new life. Spen­ family members, piiui lu inerius, lu- historical background that preceded the Stereo) Michael Walsh d D M*A*S*H cer Tracy, Gene Tierney, Van Johnson. Bob Mix gardlng anything pleasant that you have coming of the Messiah. Madeline Stowe, 10:00PM CS) MOVIE: TH# Nativity' 1952. Albert Brackett to share today. It will avoid m isunder­ (2D MacNell / Lehrer Newshour John Shea. Jane Wyatt. 1978. This drama of the first Christmas tells [U SA] Edge of Night <¥9ur standings or hurt feelings. d D Barney Miller [CNN] PrimeNews the story of the courtship of Mary and Karen Mix Karen Bolduc 1 : 0 0 A M ChsnnsI 3 Carol Sing (60 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Should an (2D Hollywood Squares [DIS] Walt Disney Presents Donald Joseph and the historical background (3D Kris Flemke ^Birthday that preceded the coming of the Mes­ min.) opportunity arise today to get closer to MOVIE: 'The Qreatost Story Ever buck enjoys holiday festivities in South (2D siah. Madeline Stowe. John Shea, Jane Tracey Baumgartner one who can advance your career aims, Told' The life of Jesus is followed from America and Mexico. (60 min.) 3D Home Shopping Overnight Service Steve Traygis Wyatt. 1976. (2 hrs.) Carol Shea D m . 25,1967 capitalize on It. You'll move faster with the manger to his crucifixion. Max Vbn [E S P N ] Spirit of Adventure: Mr. Everest 8 Friends will play Important roles In your this person's cooperation. Sydow, Dorothy McGuire. Charlton Hes­ American Firsts GD (33) Nsws ® Joe Franklin ton. 1965. affairs over the coming months. The do­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) To d a y, [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Daffy Duck's Movie; 3 8 Kojak 3D Twilight Zone ings of an old pal who will re-enter your you're an excellent organizer, so If you 3 D Win, Lo m or Draw Fantastic Island' Animated Daffy finds (22) 3 9 L.A. Law (CC) An AIDS victim (2D To Be Announced. himself on a tropical island where his who killad hia terminally III mate la pro- life will be especially significant. see others fumbling around because of (5Z) Nightly Business Report (2D Maude CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Be a lack of direction, step In and take over wildest dreams come true. 1683. Rated aecuted by Van Owen: a bigamiat aharaa (S3) Three's Compeny Ask Dr. Ruth good listener today, especially If you are the helm yourself. G. / hia aacrat technique with Markowitz. (60 3D [CNN] Monayline min.) (R) (In Stereo) at a gathering where new topics are be­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stand By Me' (CC) Four [C N N ] Croeefire [DIS] Frosty's Winter Wonderland Ani­ ing discussed. What you learn can later know-how and inner resolve to get fam­ young boys face a journey of self- (29) Coaat Guard Band Chriatmaa Con­ [TM C] MOVIE; 'Brighton Beach Me- mated Just as Frosty's about to marry, discovery when they attempt to locate oart (60 min.) molre* (CC) Neil Simon's award-winning be of great Im portant to you. Trying lo ily members pulling together on the the mean Jack Frost puts him Into a the body of a boy hit by a train. Wil 3 ]) La Indomabla play serves as the basis for this serio­ 7 patch up a broken romance? The same oar today. The changes you're deep freeze. Voices of Andy Griffith, Wheaton. River Phoenix, Corey Feld­ comic portrait of a Jewish family In 7 Matchmaker set can help you under­ Upataira, Oownataira (R) able to effect could bring benefits to all. Shelley Winters. Dennis Day man. 1986. Rated R. Elvis Presley, whose [U S A ] Night Flight [U SA ] Search forsTomorrow Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. By the time the discussion has ended, Adventure Animated (CC) Santa Claus credits in 1956 included "Heartbreak sends his helper, Santabear, on a mit- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) C o n d i­ all differences will be resolved. Hotel." " Don't Bo Cruel," and "Hound 10:30PM (29 Alfred Hitchcock 1:2 0 A M [M AX] MOVIE: Thera Was a sion to deliver gifts to the South Pole. Crooked Man* A convict's escape plan is tions will be more advantageous for you C ircu m ­ D o g ,' and his first of 33 motion pictures, INN Nawa LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Oct. 23) Voices: Kelly McGillis, John Malkovich. & inadvertently aided by the reform- today than they will be .tomorrow, par­ stances are extremely encouraging to­ "Love Me Tender." Also, features clips Bobby McFerrin and Glenns Headly. MOVIE: 'Ifa a Wonderful Ufa' A of his TV appearances. (60 min.) (39 minded new warden’s plan to improve ticularly where your career or material day where your material interests are ® M OVIE: T h e Bella of S t Mary's' A guardian angel helps a hard working prison conditions. Kirk Douglas. Henry Interests are concerned. concerned. You have the golden touch [USA] Uncle Sam Magoo Animated. prlast and a nun rebuild a failing par­ man who has fallen on bad times. James Fonda. Burgess Meredith. 1970. Rated PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Know ledge for acquiring things you desire. Quincy Magoo finds himself in a cos­ ochial school, having enticed a skinflint Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore. R. tume shop dressed as Uncle Sam and gained from experience Is your able ally SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You will to donate the land and a new building. 1946. reviews our nation's history and origin 1:30AM 33) i n n News now. If you are stymied in any undertak­ sparkle and shine today in situations Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman, Henry 11:00PM (3D d) (22) (39 99 Nawa with several folk heroas. (60 min.) Travers. 1945. (29 Dating Gama ing, look Into the past for the key to un­ where you can express your creative OD Simon & Simon 7:30PM ® PM Magazine ® Enterteinntent Tonight [CN N ] Nswsnight Update lock today's enigma. talents, especially if you have an equally (H) INN Nawa ARIES (March 21-April 19) If there Is imaginative assistant. ® Current Affair (22) (SD Different W orld Comedy. Denise [USA] Players Club O The Untouohablaa something nice you want to do lor SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) It ® d2) Jeopardyl (CC). Huxtable (Lisa Bonat) adjusts to life on 2:00AM (3D m o v i e : Night at the Op- her own at Hillman College. 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DEAR QUESTION: A B B Y : Y ou In some veteri­ helped m e last nary hospitals year — can you I ’ve n o tic ^ the help me again? I Dear Abby emblems am still inter­ “ AA H A ” on a Pet Forum ested in helping Abigail Van Buren sign or poster. neglected and What Is an Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. abused children AAHA hospital? located in a home near Las ANSWER: Vegas. They AAHA stands m A 1 I have a project for the Am eri­ that helps them earn a little pocket and fresh-smelling for her but not can Animal Hospital Association, a many of todays small animal money. It’s recycling used Christ­ for me makes me feel unimportant. national association of small hospitals (both AAHA and non- mas cards. There is a lot of resentment animal practitioners who maintain AAHA) offer a depth of modem Please alert your readers again building up in me, Abby. What do their pet hospitals in accordance services such as bone plating, to send the fronts of attractive you suggest? with or above the standards pro­ chemotherapy, cardiac surgery, religious cards to St. Jude’s Ranch HURT IN NEW BRITAIN, posed by the parent organization EKG, X-ray services along with the for Children, P.O. Box 1426, CONN. (AAHA). usual vaccinations, treatments and Boulder City, Nev. 89005-0985. AAHA standards encompass the reproductive surgery always pro­ For additional information about D E AR HURT: I suggest that you entire design and function of a vided. Those that don’t can refer this home, they can write to the ask Allen to spruce up on Tuesdays. small animal hospitals. They gov­ you to those that do. In AAH A Rev. Herbert A. Ward Jr., SSC. ’Thursdays and Fridays — and don’t ern housekeeping, lab procedures hospitals you can be assured that Last year. Father Ward and his worry about hurting his feelings. and equipment, surgical sterility, strict standards are observed and kids were thrilled with the generous You and Allen need some honest techniques and equipment, hospital the veterinarians that staff them response from your readers. Will communication to air your feelings wards and runs, emergency cover­ are guided by highly professional you help them again? and needs. Accumulated resent­ age, X-ray equipment, kitchen standards. ED McMa h o n ment eventually erupts. I strongly facilities. Isolation accommoda­ urge counseling. You have a double tions, etc. Practically every facet of QUESTION: I’m moving from a DEAR ED: You can bet your dose of the seven-year itch. the modern small animal veteri­ house where my 10 year old cat bippy! Many readers have already nary hospital is covered by these could roam outside to a high rise a s k ^ me what to do with their old D E AR AB BY: This is in response regulations. condo with an open balcony. (The Christmas cards. Some are works to “ Upset Parent.” who blasted the If a member hospital slips below balcony is not enclosed.) Dare I let of art too beautiful to throw away, lack of supervision In our colleges the standards exacted by the AAHA my kitty roam the new condo or and they have no place to store today. Barbara Rlcbmonrl/Manchaatar Herald it receives a warning and possibly not? them. I went to a university that had probation. If upon re-examination Readers, please note. Ed is “rules.” but nobody paid any Ebony, a shiny black setter, is making a second the deficiency remains the hospital ANSW ER: Definitely not. Your asking for religious cards only. (No attention to them, which is the way appearance with Dog Warden Richard Rand. He doesn’t can lose its AAHA accreditation. cat’s habits are probably rather Santas, please.) And if you want to most colleges are run nowadays. 'Throughout the 55 years of AAHA want to be the only pup at the pound over the holidays. ingrained and as you note include be a dear, include a buck. I ’m sure But the best experience I got out of existence the standards have be­ being outside. She will probably the kids could use it. my college years was learning to come more stringent, more exact­ continue to attempt to do this. You think for myself and sticking to my ing. more modern. Although this Adopt a pet must be sure the windows are D E A R AB BY: Allen (not his real high moral values regardless of may make it increasingly difficult screened and since the balcony is name) and I have been happily what other people did. to maintain standards it is meant to not enclosed, that must be off married for 14 years. We own our I may not have been the most improve the image of small animal limits. Your cat has undoubtedly own business and do quite welt. popular girl in Madison. Wis.. hospitals and update veterinary Return of Ebony practice in pace with modem enjoyed leaping at a passing bird, between 1972 and 1976, but I earned Allen has never been very particu­ only now if she leaps out of a a lot of self-respect and I ’m sure I medical advances. lar about shaving and showering window or off the balcony it’s a long gained more than I lost. the police department at 646-4555. 'This doesn’t mean that small daily for work or before we make Bv Barbara Richmond way down. Perhaps a screened or MARY LOUISE There is also someone onduty at the animal vets that aren’t members of love. I keep myself very neat and Manchester Herald glassed-in window ledge will satisfy CLASS OF ’76 pound Monday through Friday the AAHA are any less competent clean at all times. I ’ve hinted her but I ’m afraid the balcony must several times that I wish he’d clean You’ll recognize this week’s from 6 to 9 p.m. practitioners than AAHA There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog members. Director of some pet off-limits unless it is enclosed or up more, but he never takes the C O N F ID E N T IA L ’TO YOU: Have featured pet. It’s Ebony and he was kitty is kept carefully caged while a happy holiday, and just to make and the new owner must have the hospitals choose not to belong and hint. M aybelshould be more blunt, featured a few weeks ago. Other out there. but I hate to hurt his feelings. sure everyone else has one. too. if than a dog that had a known owner, dog licensed. be subject to the periodic inpections A few months ago we hired an you’re drinking, don’t drive, and if he was the only dog left at the pound Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. is by AAHA representatives but still maintain high quality hospitals. attractive young woman to help us you’re driving, don’t drink. this week. always in need of good homes for out at work on Mondays. Wednes­ Ebony is going to be very cats and kittens that are lost or Those of us that run AAHA member days and Saturdays. Allen imme­ Is your social life in a slump? lonesome unless someone will abandoned. hospitals feel that the standards Edward A. Williams Is a Man­ enforced keep us on our profes­ chester veterinarian. II yon have a diately started to shower, shave Lonely? Get Abby’s booklet. “ How adopt him tonight or tomorrow. Many members of the organiza­ sional toes and prevent the lower­ question you would like to see and dress up on those days. He even to Be Popular” — for people of all He's an all-black setter and was tion board the cats and kittens In answered In this column, write to: started to wear cologne — but only ages. Send a check or money order found by Porter Street and Fergu­ their homes until they are adopted. ing of practice standards. Long looked on as the hick or little Pet Forum, Manchester Herald, on the days she works with us. for $2.89 ($3.39 in Canada) to: Dear son Road on Dec. I. This week’s featured cat is step-brother In medical circles. P.O. Box 591 Manchester 06040. ’There have been no signs that there Abby, Popularity. P.O. Box 447. Last week’s featured pet. Buffy, a Twinkle, a beautiful black and is anything going on between them, Mount Morris. III. 61054. Postage little beagle, was adopted by an white female with an angelic face. but I am just as hurt as if there and handling are included. Andover fam ily and the all-white She has been spayed and had her were. Knowing that he get.s all neat male shepherd, found on Lawton shots. Your Social Security Road on Dec. 10 has been adopted To adopt acatorkittencallanyof by an Enfield family. the following numbers: 666-7000, The dog pound is located on town 232-8317, 242-2156, or 623-0489. Peo­ property near the town landfill on ple are also needed to ta ke in cats or Another opinion kittens on a temporary basis. The Don’t wait, apply! Olcott Street. Rand is at the pound weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. The mailing address for the organiza­ phone number at the pound is tion is Aid to Helpless Animals Inc.. QUESTION: My wife and I both both SSI and food stamps before he seems necessary 643-6642. If there is no answer call P.O.. Box 434, Bloomfield 06002. will be 65 next year. How soon is released. Just call any Social should we apply for our Social Security office to find out hoW to / I Securty benefits? apply. Their phone number is in the D E A R D R . phone book under “ Social Security GOTT: I have a ANSW ER: You should apply for Administration” or "U.S. large diverticu- retirement benefits about 2-3 Government.” lum of the months before you plan to retire. QUESTION: I retired earlier this bladder. My Dr. Gott That way, your claim can be year. I also worked part time all urologist thinks processed in time for your pay­ year. I understand that I may have that it should be Peter Gott, M.D. ments to start when you stop to pay taxes on half of my Socleal removed. working. Even if you decide not to Security benefits. Will Social Secur­ Another doctor, retire, you should file an applica­ ity send m e a statement of m y a pathologist, tion for Medicare 2 or 3 months benefits for the year without my believes that before 65 to make sure you will have contacting them? I f so, when? surgery would full Medicare protection starting at ANSWER: Yes. You will receive just create a age 65. a statement of earnings sometime weak spot and potential problems DEAR DR. GOTT: Don’t laugh, in January. It is Social Security later. What is your opinion? I ’m 73 because this is true: Our 14-month- QUESTION: M y brother has Benefit Statement form SSA-I099. old son has ears that ring so loudly been in an institution for a few It will show the total amount of yur years. I would like to take him out of DEAR READER: A diverticu­ that we and the doctors can hear it. benfits for 1987 as well as any lum is a weakened, bulging portion He’s not in any pain and no one can the institution and have him live deductions for things like Medicare of the bladder. It does not contract figure out the cause. We are afraid V with me. but I can’taffordtheextra premiums. — or contracts weakly — during he may go deaf. expense. A friend told me that my brother might qualify for SSI □ □ O urination, hence, bladder divertic­ DEAR READER: Tinnitus (ring­ % payments if he left the institution, is ula can contribute to urinary ing in the ears) is a common This column is prepared by tbe residual, the presence of remaining consequence of nerve damage from that possible? Social Security Administration In urine in the bladder after voiding. excessive noise. It can also occur in Judy Lazorik/Spcelal to tho Herald ANSWER: It’s possible that your East Hartford. If yon have a 'This residual can trap bacteria and normal people for no apparent brother may be eligible for SSI, question yon’d like to see answered, provide a source for chronic cause. I have never heard someone Twinkle, a beautiful black and white cat, is among the and, in most states, possibly food write: Social Security, Manchester urinary infection. else’s tinnitus. I ’d always been many being sheltered by Aid to Helpless Animals while stamps, when he is released from Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester If yourdiverticulum isassociated under the impression that only one the institution. He can apply for 06040. with symptoms, such as those of person can hear tinnitus: his own. waiting for a permanent home. infection, it should be removed. In Therefore, your son’s problem my experience, the operation must be a very unusual one indeed. rarely results in problems I do not know whether his hearing The decision regarding surgery is will be affected, but I would from dummy on me opening lead, and one best left to you and your certainly encourage you to have A missed chance watch how the play continues. On the urologist. Rather than obtaining a him examined and tested by next club play. East will play the ace, capable ear specialists in the hope for gift-giving but it will be ruffed. Later, after draw­ second opinion from a pathologist, WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll who is not a specialist in bladder that the doctors could discover a ing trumps. South can discard a heart cause for the ear-ringing — which By James Jacoby on dummy’s high club, and declarer ailments, you would be better must be, at best, an annoyance for will only lose one club, one heart and I KEEPTHIKIKIN6 I THOSE ARE MY RaOTSTEFS WITH THE BCHO-FWODUaN<3 served by getting a second urolo­ one diamond. What if East plays with HEAR FOOTSTEPS M DU h e a r ... IT feG O T PROCUIVITIESOF CHEAP gist’s opinion. him. WEST EAST South bid four spades without hesi­ great foresight and wins Uie ace of BEHIND US. scmethinstddo ... SHOES. ♦ J 5 ♦ 7 tation when his partner gave him a clubs at the first trick so he can play WAJ8742 WQ 10 8 jump raise. Although South had only S Q 10 7 ♦ J8 five high-card points, he knew the val­ back a heart? The defenders will of There is no time quite like ♦ Q7 ♦ a 10 86542 ue of a support^ six-card suit, and he course take two heart tricks to go with liked his fit with North’s diamonds (the their ace of clubs, but South will be Christmas for remembering SOUTH opening suit). Unfortunately the de­ able to shed two of his little diamonds Love 4Q98632 on dummy’s K-J of clubs to make 10 TK5 fense was unerring. Declarer covered all the friends we cherish, the opening lead of the club queen with tricks. And if West shifts to a trump or ♦ 96 3 2 a diamond at the second trick, declar­ ANd 49 dummy’s king; Blast won the ace and and for wishing them all a returned a low heart. South’s king er simply takes a ruffing finesse by Vulnerable: Elast-West leading dummy’s K-J of clubs through Dealer: North went to West’s ace, and another heart P eace back gave the defenders three tricks. East, thus establishing a trick and avoiding the loss of two hearts. U.t. ACRES by Jim Davit and Well Nortk Eut SMlh Later South had to lose a diamond, so 14 Pass 14 down one was the result. James Jacoby's books “Jacoby oa Happy Holidays Pus ' 3 4 Pass 4 4 The bidding was fine, but South Pass Pass Pass needed to get himself more in the spir­ Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ it of the season. Had he remembered (written with bis father, the late Os­ to all our Opening lead: 4 Q today is Christmas Eve, he would have wald Jacoby) are now available at friends. graciously made a present of the first bookstores. Both are published by (CIOMMi ChriBtmaM Dtiy) trick to West. Let declarer play low Pharos Books. ■ From the Staff faT'^LEU.V 9 ELI PERO FRIRT STAND CATERINC»BREAKFAST«SANDWICHES«HOT FbODS«TAKE OUT Design 27S Oakland St. Manchaatar HEARTLAND PLAZA • lOSO 'TOLLAND TPK E . • MANCHESTER \ 200 W. (..eiiler 64 3-6 384 649-0067 PEOPLEknow there's a certainWHO magic IWIWUk n of w■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I | ' Manchester about Classified Advertising. m ■ X X 649-9990 U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 24, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Dec. «4. HW - W

HOMES FOR SALE w SALE m a r c h e s to o different MANCHESTER Wooded BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREI THE DEADLINE FOR * beotl Brand new S MANCHESTER, Dodge PLACING OR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING building lots In pre­ Aspen Custom 1977. 643-2711 room Cape Cod with a ferred area. Only 2 left I CANCEUNO AN AD unique and classy Slant 6. 49400 original IS 12 NOON TH E DAY Starting at S1N.0N. miles. $1195. 649-5445. layout. Must be seen to Klernon Realty. 649- BEFORE, MONDAY- " be truly appreciated. 3 1977 Ford l^letta. Good FRIDAY, IN ORDER Farm Supplies and Equipment .. . 80 1147. Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 R A TE S ; 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. I bedroom, 7Vi baths, eee'ee^eBeeaaee^ee condition, 4 new tires, TO M AK E T H E N E X T Notices 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... • 81 Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/lncome T a x ...... 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. enormous rear deck, NARiN*IDAYeAIIE lARED CONE W ALLPAPBH A FLOAMAHDIlill needs transmission. ISSUE. FRIDAY Lost/Found ...... 01 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Mortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. • spacious study or of­ oPiootaHkanaw* « Best otter. 646-3644. AFTERNOON BY 2:30 P ersonals...... 02 ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment ... . 83 HOUSE P A l N T for the noMtdfil Wanted to B u y ...... 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. fice over the garage. OHxaU m Ik* fm m . • Spaelailtina In oMar tioora PM FOR MONDAY'S Announcements...... 03 57 Musical Itehfis...... 84 vipwnin^v lOr WTMnpi w ^ Quollty work gt borgln Rooflng/Sldlng...... Minimum cherBe: 4 lines. Hardwood floor and 0 Natural 6 atalnad floora MttCELLANEDUD ISSUE. THANK YOU Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment. . 85 carpal. Acre plus lot on JMMV* rVOVNPB VvWHY«Mlt SSJIcbron Rd., BoKon, CT prices. Coll Norm for at* FOR YOUR Financial...... 05 Rentals Pets and Supplies...... 86 PP NOT OO BANKRUPT! snaokaandhinMi. MsiEraatiBfiBi ^ • No waxing anymdra AUTDMOTIVE Electrical ...... 59 •Irch Mountain Rood 4 4 4 , , J 4 0 COOPERATION ! 11 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 MIscelloneous for Sale ...... 87 D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertisements to In Monehatter. AM this Slop Poreclesurol Ho- G 4 7 -G 3 3 B «4S4l»Seor649-S678 Apartments for Rent...... 32 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the onB tnort for S272,9N. mtowntrs, consolldqto your 1x16 Cor hauler. Heavy Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 bills, pqy oft your crodit duty, dual wheel with Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. J Jackson B Jackson HSMHMBMNldppaPl Port Time Help Wanted...... 34 For odverfisements to be published Monday, / Radi Ettofe. 647-I4N.P cords, your cor or butinoss Bi i l BWiRWMiiB. brake set up available. Homes for R ent...... loon, your morteogo and $900. 742-8758 Scott. Help Wanted...... Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2 ;X p.m. on Friday. IINY/ Situation W anted...... SNUO OS o bug. Attroc- sovo, sovo your homoll NO Resort Property...... 36 Merchandise flve 6 room Colonial In PAYMENTS UP TO 2 Business Opportunities...... 37 Automotive PMHTING CO. W ir T o S S r Trucking. Industrial Property....!...... Holidoy/Seasonal...... 71 READ YOU R AD. Classified advertisements ore the Martin School dis­ YEARSI Bod crodit, lotopoy- Instruction...... 38 monts or unomployniont is Qyeranlaod quality < work. Homa rapolta. You Garages and Storage...... Antiques and Collectibles...... , 72 Cars for Sale...... >...... 91 taken by telephone as a convenience. The trict. Cozy atmos­ Employment Services...... 39 not o problom, Porocloturo Retirenoi*. PtM EsSmatoo. noma It, we dp it. Fiaie Roommates Wanted...... Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one phere, tastefuMy deco­ COUNTRY ...... 40 . 93 rated, Cleon and neat, 2 Oftlttanco ovolloblo for tho MSWNMRiMp K M IR * Inaxpanalva. Cali Doug estimates. lnMred.643- Wanted to Rent...... Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trallers...... Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of 0304. Real Estate Motorcyrles/Mopeds...... 94 bedrooms, fireplace, SELF-EMPLOYED and -1 TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not NEW LY DIVORCEDI Kindly 411 r»u r ChmniHB flftHlf SeS{a{» X w o S S S S i m SS^ V29I-1472 Machinery and T o o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 small den or office off Homes for Sale ...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not living room with china coll Swiss Consorvellvo IV«« Ewinniw • Retwence* * reeiao ^ kiasns. tiHdUooie h a n d y M a n Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... ,. 96 Oroua at t6Ml4-ltM or lei- oowitiarDiel wotk* RogiaiifeA t HeaM inuMeviment • Condominiums for Sale.. be corrected by on additional Insertion. cabinet. Offering price D m m Qilt swoA * “ rsfirsnesa. Lots/Land for Sale...... Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E o t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Relnttne • Well Feaertne * ...... 52 . 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 98 $139,9N. Jackson & 6 4 6 ^ 8 8 5 0 Tlllne • U M Ceraentry« Investment Property ___ Cleaning Services...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... Jackson Reol Estate. •SBGtBB W A U P A P m N 6 647-64N.O « Cell and P A H fflllG BARRY SCANLON SHIPSHAPE. Longtime Rentsis Maured* owners hove beauti­ et 446*2411 teresHn«M!| fully maintained this fARRAIIDREMODEUNe rl%ll^.*6«x«fSI DEADLINES FOR |HELP WANTED Doom imilHont. dmk$, rooflnOt mwiiEi n il IIIIVIG8' llT liiftinM unH i exceptional 4 family APARTMENTS MMHiB* wAmIOWB Mfltf guMinL » 64S*«St1^ ...... Buekel, truck A oMppert You’ll lind tho people CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING apartment building In ____ ^FORHEHT --MxxMxX DooMiOG 'Mod BlllldOMBf BGf^GO stump lamoyaL Prat FULL or part time open­ Manchester. 4-3 room you need for those . mWIWx$aranMiia WfIMMMt la a d w ^ l n g expanslva? eaUmatea. ^ e l a t , ings available for all apartments, all separ­ You'll St surprisad now conaidaniMon tor aldorty vaeaneies if you'll plaee 2 l B t NOW Accepting applica­ *1niFARHAMD,JR. WEEK OF DEC. positions. Flexible ate utllltes, complete tions tor 1 or 2bedroom tconomicdl It la to odvar- and handicapped. SERVICE OeN liw.l4t4Nn7/llM .M 7<«M an ad in our Classified GREETINGS hours. M r. Steak. 244 with kitchen applian­ handicapped apart­ 742-5726 tlaa In Ctosqlfied. 643*2711. ces and laundry facili­ • 4 7 -7 8 8 3 ' eolumns. People E Center Street. Man­ ments for Oakland ties, newer vinyl siding Starting Deadline CSX Its! Has I S !l Jackson Real 5pm. 528-6521.______lisliiufs every day . . . Ad Ad g Merry opening for an anthu- Estate. 647-84N.D siaatlc Individual to Must have exparlenca ELDERLY Housing. Now so they’re sure lo see g SOUTH Windsor, center Mon., Dec. 28 10:30 A M , Thura., Dec. 24 The Bolton Republican Town Christmas to work aa a aacratary for welding, connecting taking applications for vonr ad! g and laying deck. Many chlm lney Ranch In one and two bedroom Tuea., Dec. 29 12 noon, Mon., Dec. 28 our aarvica depart­ very good condition, Committee Wishes to all the ment. fringe benefits Include apartments. Coll 528- Wed., Dec. 30 12 noon, Tues., Dec. 29 g Ing dental. set on on acre lot. 3 6522.______bedrooms, flreploced C Position Includes: Thura., Dec. 31 g Manchester NOW taking 2 bedroom 12 noon. Wed., Dec. 30 Bolton residents coordinating and EAST HARTFOHD living room, dining g room, oppllonced kit­ applications for the FrI., Jan. 1 2:00 PM, Wed., Dec. 30 scheduling of tervica WELDING - 289-2323 waiting list only at Soccer Club IPS______chen, 2 cor garage. MANCHESTER Mon., Jan. 4 12 noon, Thura., Dec. 31 g. calls. Instituting sar- Property also Includes Squire Village Apart­ g vlce tickets, preparing o 16'xX’ deck, X'x20' ments. Apply In person When you need to advertise, Happy Holidays QUALIFIED person for g 'Rowdies’ monthly billing and ax- barn and pool with at 48 Spencer Street, nothing works like Classified! HERALD tentlve phone contact. custom mill work and equipment. D.W.FIsh I Monchester.______classMid ads P « O p l M r « M l INVITATION TO BIDDERS kitchen house. Pur­ Realty. 643-1591 or 871- MANCHESTER 2 bed­ and the State Cup Accounting back­ chasing, billing, pric­ pboM 643*2711 classIfiM i ground helpful but not 1400.0 ______room Duplex. Avallo- Dial 643-2711 Notices Sealed bids will be received ing, etc. Benefits. ble Immediately. No from qualified general con­ Champs and a mandatory. Know­ Apply at : Zahners VERNON. Colonial, 4 tractors by the Town of Cov­ A Prosperous 1988 bedrooms, %'h baths, pets. Security and ref­ As a condition procodcnt to entry, Connecticut for the re­ ledge of computara Woodworking, 23 In­ erences required. $475 Iho plocemont of any odvor- novation and expansion of Happy New g also a plus. Office Is dustrial Drive West. flreploced living room with pegged floors and per month plus utili­ R n RECREATIONAL MISCELLANEOUS [g ^ C A R S tlslne In the Monchtstor Ho- the Booth B Olmock Library, g conveniently located Tolland, Ct. 06084. 875- ties. 649-6236 after 6 Merchsndlse rold, Advortlsor htroby Main Street, Coventry at4:00 Paid for by the Bolton Republican Town Year, too! 6226.______beamed celling. 2nd EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE oaroot to protoct. Indemnify p.m., Friday 22 January, ItSS off Route S. Intareatad p.m. Committee, Thomas A. Manning, Treasurer g GAS Attendant. Wee- fireplace In family end hold harmless the Man­ at the Library, at which time candidates are aaked room, 2 Car goraoe. MANCHESTER Availa­ chester Herald. Its officers and place the bids will be Soccer Gramma knlghts and weekends. G O LF Clubs. Tour model to cell; Loralne et S28- $214,900. D.W.FIsh ble Immediately. 1 bed­ II, 2-9, like new. $100. and employees ogalnst any publicly opened and read. 2015. Call 646-3444. Ask for ro o m . $465.00 per ENDROLLS and all liability, loss or Joy.______Realty. 643-1591 or 871- FURHITURE 646-3907. TAKE A LOOK The prelect consists of reno­ I S I S I S I S Has Has £ s IS I S I S IS I S I S IS IS £s IS I S Has Has I S I S I S IS IS I S Has I S I S IS I S I S I S I S IS HC 1400.g ______month. Convienent lo­ E l 27Vb width • as* expense. Including aHor- vation of a 3,400 square foot 13% width - 2 lor 2S« nevs' fees, arising from existing structure and a ma­ CLERICAL. Filing, cation. Security and D E S P E R A TE L Y Seeking 66 Toyota Crestida phones, typing Includ­ BOLTON. Cope on 13 MUSICAL M UST Dx ptekxd up xt Ihx claims of unfair trade practi­ sonry addition of approxl- ABRON acres. Excellent 3 bed­ references required. to sell solid Maple cof­ ces, Infringement of trode- motley 10,500 square feet. ing various office du­ No pets. Boyle Man- fee and end table set. A ITEMS Hxrxid Offlex Mondxy thru XU Wg. LowM *11,400 YOUR Equipment Co. room Cope with fire- Thurxdxy bxtorx 11 x.m. only. morks. trade names or pat­ Conditions for bidding and ties In local Insurance ggement. 649-4800. fantastic bargain at $35 64 Chev Caprice ents, violation of rights of the nature and scope of the 345 Nutmeg Rd., So. placed living room, Employment agency. Call 875-3333 tor the set, or $25 for the ALTO Sax, good condi­ Wgn.. Loxdxd. Bxlgx privacy and Infringement of work are described In draw­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED good sized dining room TOWNHOUSE for rent. 1 ^6495 ings and specificatons avail­ GD ED So. WIndaor, C T 06074 for an appointment. coffee table, $15 for the tion with case, $200 or copyright ond proprietary and 1st floor den. 2 full bedroom. Spacious kit­ 62 Cainsro rights, unfair competition able from Monica Reed, Li­ & Education ■OC/MF chen with built In stove, end table. A perfect g Ift best offer. 742-6616. brarian, at the Library, or F U L L Tim e house person TEMPDRARY Workers. PART- time experienced baths, 13 acres with AT. xs. Ak *5695 and libel and slander, which for Quality Inn Confer­ Hartford Easter Seals P and L collector. Call potenelol for future de­ dishwasher,refrigera­ for the holldoys! Give . . . with a rental ad in may result from the publica­ from the Office of Felix LAID OFF?? me a call otter 5;Xpm 63 RX7 Drury, Architects B Plan­ ence Center duties In­ Manchester facility Is MEDICAL Tronscrlp- 646-1700 ext. 339. velopment, also In­ tor and microwave. PETS AND Automotive tion of any odvertlsment In ners, OS Willow Street, New Openings for Indi­ Living room with fire­ ot 742-5918. ______ailvxr.IlK *6795 Classified. People the Manchester Herald by PART TIM E clude; meeting set up, looking for Bindery tionist. Part time for cludes 0 X'x40' modern Haven from 10:00 am to 3:00 light cleaning and vidual with Landscape, oorage/barn with walk place. Wall to wall SUPPLIES looking for housing advertiser. Including adver­ pm from 2S December on. A HELP WANTED and assembly workers. Opbthalmological n n SITUATION 63 Olds Cutlass tisements In any free distri­ ___I room service. Full be­ Monday-Frlday. Can­ Agricultural and Horti­ practice. Salary com­ up loft. Amenities too carpeting. 2 zone heat. ITV/DTEREO/ O t « . 4 Of. iroughtm 2 deposit of S100.00 payable to read Classified L I J WANTED and air conditioning. FR E E puppies. 8 months CARS AT. FS. AO *5695 bution publications pub­ the Town of Coventry Is re­ nefits. Quality Inn, 51 didates must be depen­ cultural background. mensurate with expe­ numerous to list. APPLIANCES old. '/] Golden Re­ lished by the Manchester quired for each set of con­ NIGHT Auditor part $349,900. D.W.FIsh Coll otter 6 p.m. 649- I FOR SALE faithfully. Suitable Hartford Turnpike, dable. 18 years or Large wholesale nurs­ rience. Contact Lor­ triever and Vj German 67 Merc Cougar Herald. Penny Sleffert, tract documents, and Is re­ time. Friday and Satur­ Vernon. 646-5700. NURS^MdeTookln^tor Realty. 643-1591 or 871- 2369. No pets.______fundable upon submission of day 11pm to 7am. older. Call Sam Sadler ery has Immediate full raine 646-7704. APPLIANCE, electric Shepard. Females. M . L o iM $A VE tenants for your room Publisher. EQE/AA. at 647-7423. 9-3 or 3-11 shift. Coll 1400.0 ______SECOND floor. 2 bed­ IROC Z281987.4,000 miles. Md and return of the docu­ Please apply front time position available. 742-9044. range, $50. G E refrlger- Good with kids. Owner T-top, phone hook-up, 62 Olds Cutlaaa are sure to see your ad ments. desk. Quality Inn, 51 M E D IC A L Assistant. Tel­ SOUTH Windsor. Immac­ rooms. Applonces, dtor, $50. 645-6813. must move. Call 649- INVITATION TO PIO Send resume to; heat and hot water. loadedi Factory war- Suptxm*. 4 Or.. 4IK *5295 in the Classified Bidders are expected to visit Horttord Turnpike, ephone, scheduling, RECEPTIONIST ulate 6 room Town- WHIRLPOOL Auto elect­ 8732. renty. Pristine condi­ Sealed bids will be received the building to be renovated bookkeeping, filing house Condominium In $550 per m onth. 1 63 Cougar LS columns. In the General Services' of­ Vernon. 646-5700. FULLTIME The ric dryer. In very good tion. $14,500 or best and famlllarlxe themselves EOE/AA.______and assist with Endos­ beautiful Westgote month deposit. Leose condition. $150. 643- T.n.va *5295 fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ with all conditions therein. CLERK TYPIST R l Est te and references re­ otter. Phone John 526- ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the Arrangements to Inspect the copic procedures. Ex­ Robert Baker 88 8 Complex. Many amen­ 8502. n MISCELLANEOUS 3072 onytlme.D______67 Sable 'OS' dote shown below for the fol­ P A R T Tim e, Manchester. perience desired but ities Including Indoor quired. No pets. Call buldlng ore to be made with 15 hours per week, For our main office. I FOR SALE 4 0t . Load4X *13,399 4 lowing; Ms. Reed (2l»-74^7406). Bids will train. Reply to Box TELLERS Company and outdoor pools, ten­ 649-1362 after 6 p.m. OLDS Sedan 1939. Origi­ days, flexible, mature Apply: MACRINERY nal 6 cylinder f lothead, 65 Line Mark LSC JANUARY $, IMS shall be submitted on forms N Manchester Herald. Good Wages. Good HOMES nis courts and excer- M A N C H ES TE R for rent. TEE ShlrTTIxInsfers^?- INSTALL HEAT PUMP AT and In the manner prescribed person to service card 16 Bralnard Place. 1700 Mountain Road clse room. Easy access AND TOOLS 60,000 original miles, wnx4. Lomi. aa *11,400 In the bidding documents. A department of large Benefits. Experienced Available January 1. 2 proxlmately 3000, also GLOBE HOLLOW WTP Manchester CT. 06040. West Suffleld, C T Savings Bank FOR SALE to 1-84 and shopping. bedroom, 1V6 both, runs good, recent satisfactory bid bond department store. Gen­ or will train. Apply; OD 50 to 190k numerals and paint, chrome, uphols­ 67 Line. Continental $124,900. Sentry Real newly remodeled, 1st ARIENS snow blower. 3V] JANUARY I, IMS executed by the bidder equal eral stock work. Inven­ DPERATDRS needed. 06003 of Mancheftar letters tor shirts, caps, tery. A clean car. $5000. LowM Ui $AVE MANCHESTER PURCHASE OF BRAKE to 5% of the total bid Is re­ Start after holidays. All real eetote advertised In Estate. 643-4060.O floor apartment. Easy horsepower. Just ser­ etc. Best otter. 649-3642 quired. tory, and display set Savings Bank or call Jim at 923 Main Street the Manchester Herald Is viced. Runs good. $249. 742-8758 Scott. 65 Nissan Stanza LATHE up. Call mornings only, Day and evening shift. MANCHESTER. A home 1-384 access. Heat, hot otter 5:Xpm.n______The successful bidder shall sublect to the Fair Housing water, appliances In­ 643-1776.______PONTIAC 1981. Very 4 Dr *6495 HERALD The Town of Manchester Is M onday-Frlday Paid training. Call 649- 6 6 8 - 7 3 7 1 Manchester, C T 06040 Act of 19M, which mokes It In the country with a PING Pong table, fold­ an equal opportunity em­ be required to furnish Per­ of Manchester cluded. No pets. Non- good condition. White, formance and Payment 7:30am-fl:30am. 1-272- 2133. Illegal to advertise any pref­ fireplace for cozy win­ ing, 3/4 Inch particle 66 Toyota Corolla clauHiad ads ployer, and requires qn affir­ 923 Main Street smokers preferred. Se­ 4 door. Telephone 646- 4 dr.. Auto. PS. ctaM ifiM i mative action policy foroll of Bonds In the full amount of 4479. EXPERIENCED Home erence. limitation ordlscrlm- ter evenings. 5 large iFilEL OIL/COAL/ board, $75. Excercise phoM 643-2711 the contract. The Town of Manchester, C T 06040 Inotlon based on raco, color, rooms, full finished curity deposit and 1 1355. Ak. AH/VM *7495 Its Contractors and Vendors SECRETARY/ Health Aide to care for RN/LPN Immediate RREWOOD cycle, Vltamaster os a condition of doing busi­ Coventry reserves the right religion, sox or notional walkout basement tol year lease required. F O R D W agon 1976. 66 Merc Lynx to relect any or all bids and to seml-Invalld Female In Medical Care Centers origin, or on Intention to Slender Cycle, $55. Car ness with the Town, os per RECEPTIOMST Coventry. Hours 9;30- beautiful private back $700 per month. 646- ramps, mechanics Power steering, A/C. 4 fr., AidOi as. • X ^ Federal Order 11244. waive any Infarmallty In bids of Manchester and moke any such prefertnee, 4539.______AC. AM/PM *4195 when such action Is deemed FerRealCstsle 2pm. 5 days a week. limitation or discrimination. yard adlacent to Twin FIREWOOD SALE creeper, lackstands, $1000. 646-7276. Bid forms', plans and specifl- In Its best Interest. No bids HELP WANTED Devefepewel Ce. G R AM PYS Corner store East Hartford have Hills G6lf Course, V/i 474 Main Street. Second ED S6.5D per hour. Referen­ part-time openings for The Herald will not know- *49 p n r cord, 6 ft, l•ngth•, $20/set. Typ e w rite r, cotons are available at the may be withdrawn for a pe­ Well organized Indi­ has Immediate open­ ces. Coll 742-9116 Inoly accept any advertise­ baths and 2 car att­ floor. Three rooms. grotn. dislivtrtd, 4 cord General Services' office. riod of thirty days after the DRIVER. Immediate op­ nurses with recent Corona portable man­ MORIARTY vidual with excellent ings for coshlers- ment which Is In violation of ached garage. Call for Heoted. No appliances. minimum. MC/VISA ual, $15. Typewriter CLYDE TOWN OF opening without the consent ening. Manchester He­ /clerks. S6.00pn hour to NIGHTS Part-time help acute or ambulatory the low. details. $134,900. Sentry of the Town. rald route Coventry typing and communi­ $480. Security. No pets. Northsm FIriwood stands, $10-820. V a ­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. MANCHESTER, CT. star?. Flexible hours, wanted to load trucks. experience. East Hart­ SOUTHERN New Eng- Real Estate. 643-4060.D 646-2426. 9-5 weekdays. ROBERT B. WEISS, MDNICA REED area. Short hours, cation skills; computer Approximate hours 5 ford hours ore two Distributors cuum cleaner. Royal ROUTE 83, VERNON BROTHERS GENERAL MANAGER Librarian experience a plus. Call liberal benefits. Apply lond clatsifleld ads GLASTONBURY. 2 bed­ upright, $20. 646-3067. 301 Ceater Straat good pay. Call 74^8867 at Grampys. 706 Main p.m. to 9;30 p.m. evenings and one wee­ reach nearly 800,ON BEAUTIFUL Colonial S ^ q O M 78 Buick LxStbrx •2995 044-12 041-12 room, 2nd floor, newly or 647-9946 and leave 6 4 3 -9 0 9 5 Street Manchester. Monday- Friday. kend per month. Man­ homes In Connecticut with contemporary M U S T sell 2 quonset style 62 Cfntury Coup* •6195 Maachastar, CT name and telephone chester hours ore one remodeled. Heat and steel buildings. Brand Apply In person: Pe- and Rhode Island. The flair In Bolton I This 63 C«vilM«rWaoon •4495 SELL» number and I will call quot Spring Water morning, one evening, hot water. $650 per SEASONED FIRW OOD new never erected. One price for a basic 25 home features 4 bed­ month. Security, refer­ Cut - Split • D8llv8f6d 63 Ch8v«tte 9 dr. •4995 643-5135 LOST LOST you back.______Company, Spring one weekend per word od Is only $55 and rooms, large eat In Is 40x40. Will sell for 'Americans Favorite Store month. Interested ap­ ences and lease. No bolance owed. Call 63 C«ntury 4 dr. •6995 AND FOUND AND FOUND A C C D U N TS Receivable Street Ext., Glaston­ will appear In 43 news­ kitchen with St. Cha­ YOU LOAD AT SITE Truck bury, Ct. plicants call Sheri of pets. 633-9325. BUI. 1-800-522-5401. 63 Rwgal 4 dr. •6995 CADILLAC Sedan De- YOUR Clerk. Experienced In papers. For more In­ rles cabinets and tile p o p Haa4 Dcarlag Vine 1983. Immaculate. LOST. Brown and Whtfe, all aspects of medical 721-7393 Monday 64 Olds Cl«ra 4 dr •7795 formation call Classi­ floor, formol dining, D A D AHieireod RCA Console T.V. $150. Must be seen. All op­ 4 month old puppy. IMPOUNDED. Beagle, billing. Salary com­ through Friday 9 to 4. ROMES Queen size water bed 64 Cimaro coup* •8495 Male, Yellaw and fied, 643-2711 and ask fireplace In living tions Included. 649-5189 Answers to Nutmeg. mensurate with expe­ WANTED — NiQHT CREW CLERICAL for detalls.o room, front to bock FOR RENT 487-0515 or 4294)229 with or without mot- 64 Pontiic Trans Am •10,795 Near Benton Street. White. Call Andover evenings and rience. Contact Lor­ Looking for a 6 paraon taam to atock ahalvaa on Self Your Car family room on main tress. $100. Call 646- 69 Chav. Aitro vtn •10.195 weekends. Please coll 649-4024 or Dog Warden 742-7194. raine. 646-77D4. Clerical positiDn for MANCHESTER. By 0423.______the night shift, Monday - Friday, 9;30 pm-7am. level with wood stove 2 Bedroom Cope availa­ 66 Chevy Caprice 4 dt •6495 . . . with a Classified ad. 724-4320. owner. 2 bedroom and brick hearth. 3 of ble Feburory 1st. $600 M AZDA DX 323 1986. 4 Competitive wages and banefits for mature, res­ a bright, energetic R n RECREATIONAL MANUAL Treadmaster. •6495 Home buyers read oiir Cape, finished base­ the bedrooms ore gen­ plus utlltles, security 66 Nova 4 dr. door, 5 speed. Excel- ponsible Individuals. Interested applicants apply person. Entry level *15 ment with bar, new EQUIPMENT Asking $50. Telephone 4 Linas — 10 Days erous size. 4th bed­ and references. 643- 646-1493. 66 Camaro Z26 •13,995 lent condition. 568-1922. real estate listings in growing furnace, partially fin­ room could be used tor 7875 before 5pm. Week- 67 Spectrum 4 dr. •8495 MANCHESTER K-MART 504 charge each addi­ ished upstairs, en­ FOR Sale. 2 Pair Cross MANCHESTER. 1974 run­ every day. Advertise office or study. Baths doys except O N E O F T H E surest wavs 67 Chavatia 2 dr. •5495 Personnel Dept. ■ 239 Spencer St. company. Fast tional line, per day. You closed porch, applian­ Country skis. 200cm ning Toyota Cellca. vonr home in the PRIVATE PARTY recently remodeled. Wednesday. and 205cm, both with to find bargain buys is to New battery, good ■ Manchester, C T ■ 643-5122 paced, friendly can cancel at any time. ces. Asking $124,5N. Full both has 2 person Classified eohimns Principals only. 646- size 8 boots. Call 568- shop the dossltied ods 872-9111 tires. Best otter. 649- office. Benefits. SORRY, 4496. locuzzl, 2 skylights, 1903 otter 5pm. every day. 5445. wliere ready tnivers will large mirror and tile RESORT Merchandise Ads No experience NO REFUNDS OR ADJUSTMENTS M A N C H ES TE R . New list­ floor. There ore many PROPERTY seeil. C'lassified necessary. ing. Immaculate 8 other features and readers will make vonr Call Pam Dempsey. CALL HERALD room Cape that offers 4 amenities that moke FLORIDA Bound? home a bestseller! bedrooms, main floor this on attractive home Ocean-Intercoostol re­ family room, formal and on excellent buy! sort property-Golt, (800) 842-5048 CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER HONDA dining room, eat In P ric e d at $214,900. tennis, club. Beautiful, kitchen, 2 car garage Realty World, uncrowded Vero beach 643-2711 and above ground Frechette Benoit Asso- located approximately pool, all situated on a Clotes. 646-7709.n 1 hour north of Palm AUTO PARTS NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... nicely landscaped lot C O V E N TR Y Start the Beach. Call Elam, 1- MANCHESTER MANCHESTER AREA In a deslreoble neigh­ New Year In your new 8004284)843. borhood. Priced of homel 3 Bedroom COUNTER PERSON Henry St...... 261-315 $199,9N. U 6i R Realty. Ranch nearing comple­ ROOMMATES Princeton ...... 167-190 643-2692.0 tion. Walk to the lake. WAHTED dassMad ads ***iP***^^*?d $147,900. Klernon phoat 843-2711 Classified ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Tanner ...... 124-166 EAST Hartford. New to Jcin a winning team. Experience ne­ Wellesley ...... aH the market, nicely dec­ Realty. 649-1147. ROOMMATE Wanted. ★ Additional Lines 50

250 Apply In person or call clude sliders off living Quiet dead-end street. lage Apartments. $315 7 Charles Drive...... all room leading to pri­ Convenient to schools per month. 282-1985 for appointment - East Middle Tpka...... 166-2M Even vate potlo and charm­ and shopping. Re­ Linda. FROM THE ★ Ad must contain price! East Middle Tpka...... 209-239 Odd ing dining room over­ cently renovated. You’ll Sell It Parrett...... all looking living room. $224,900. Klernon BEGINNING! You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds James Forzono Strant St...... all $135,000. Century-21 Reolty. 649-1147. In a recent national Summit St...... 73-203 Epstein Realty. 647- survey it was shown that due to this low price... •09S.O MANCHESTER New 643-1606 Summit St...... 63 only Construction! This 93% of the personnel Faster with 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Hunniford PI...... all SOUTh Windsor. Newly lovely Colonial offers 3 and employment exec­ East Canter St...... 25-209 Odd listed. Sparkling and spacious bedrooms utives around the coun­ spacious Exeter model with oil amenities. try use newspaper ad­ Parker...... 399-514 Rreploce, locuzzl, sky­ vertising when they are Lydall...... 1-47 2 bedroom Townhouse IT’S A SURE THING! THE PROFESSIONALS at Strawbridge. lights, 2 car garage. seeking professional or HERALD Woodbridge...... 293-470 Sunken living room Beautiful wooded lot. exempt personnel. CALL CLASSIFIED with fireplace, atrium $374,900. Klernon When hiring new em­ Highwood D r...... all doors leading to deck Realty. 649-1147. 24 ADAMS STREET Porter S t ...... 488-515 ployees, the newspaper CLASSIFIED ADS and central air ore lust is still rated as the Wyllla St...... all a few feotures of this ilanrl|fatrr BpralJi MANCHESTER, CT 06040 H E LP IN G P E O P LE sa­ number-one choice for NOW! lovely unit. $174,9N. tisfy their needs and reaching qualified pros­ 643-2711 Century-21 Epstein wants ... that's what want CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 pects! 643-2711. Realty. 647-0098.D ads are all about. «4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 24, 1987 Airline food was high-flying fare in 1927

Bv Rita CIpalla AS the brochure stated, it was for ‘the fortunate serious study. Rich and atty foods were eliminated, more than 14 years. The meals are planned about a Smithsonian News Service few.’’’ as they could lead to air sickness. American Airlines year in advance and coordinated nationwide so that a TAT’s train-plane service was the first air service hired New York food consultant Pearl Metzelthin, passenger traveling round trip from New York to Las It was a meal fit for royalty: celery hearts with designed specifically for passengers, but It was not who intrduced wooden utensils on flights and nixed Angeles within the same week will not receive the Roquefort, assorted crudites, spring chicken a ia the norm. In the early days of the industry, the such menu items as broccoli and fish because their same meal. Louisianne with rice, creamed baby iimas and golden airlines’ first priority was carrying the mail and preparation created lingering odors. Souvenir menus Keeping this straight means that the kitchens ar bantam com, hot rolls with sweet butter and cargo. Oh most flights, when meals were included, were printed for Christmas, New Year’s, St. organized down to Uie last detail. Some caterers individual lemon meringue pies. The silver was they consisted of a box lunch with a sandwich and a Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day; fresh flowers color-code their food by day, for example, to make sterling;‘he napkins, linen damask; the service. piece of fruit. on the food tables or troys provided a special touch. sure that something made today goes out today and Impeccable. "Although meals were austere,” Davies says, “It “The London-to-Paris flight on Imperial Airways,” not tomorrow. Usually there are two to three hours To a casual observer, this scene from 1941 could was all rather Jolly and passengers thought they were Davies says, "even offered five-course luncheons on between the time a meal is prepared and when it is have taken place in any fine restaurant, but this fortunate to get anything at all.” its 220-mile, two-hour flight'across the channel.” served in flight. During this time, the food is chilled in heavenly meal had loftier origins — served to a select ’The big change came with the introduction of On the Douglas DST, the sleeper version of the DC-3 special compartments, then reheated in microwave group of passengers on board a DC-3 some 8,000 feet female flight attendants. The first stewardess, nurse introduced in 1938, a bedtime snack was served to ovens on board the aircraft at mealtime. Some above the Earth. Ellen Church, ws hired by United Air Lines in 1930. It passengers before they retired or the evening and a airlines buy about half of their meals already frozen; From such tenderly prepared meals for 21 was thought that hiring women who were nurses piping hot breakfast of fresh or stewed fruit, eggs, first-class and business-class food is usually well-to-do passengers grew today’s U.S. airline food would ease the minds of skittish passengers. Airline ham or bacon and coffee greeted their awakening. prepared from fresh ingredients. industry, a business that grosses an estimated $1.2 executive S.A. Simpson proposed the idea in a memo During the 1950s, the Boeing Stratocniiser even Even airlines that use a contractor to provide. billion each year and serves literally hundreds of to his boss: "Imagine the psychology,” he said. included a cocktail bar. in-flight meals still "plan their own menus, use their millions of meals to airborne passengers. "Imagine the tremendous effect on the traveling Only one kind of airline travel existed in the 1930s own equipment and decide if they want to provide Fifty years ago. on July 30,1927, the first on-board public.” Soon, preparing and serving meals aloft and 1940s — first class. "Tourist class was not china or disposable service," explains Carl Duna­ meal was served on the Golden Ray Service from became an important part of the flight attendant’s introduced until 1948 in the Untied States, and in 1952 way, senior vice president for marketing In Marriott Paris to London. "Trained stewards were recruited Job- and it remains so today. on trans-Atlantic flights; economy class began six Corporation’s In-Flite Services. Marriott, which from the best London hotels to serve elegant By the mid-1930s. as competition between airlines years later,” Davies says. "Both were inaugurated in provides 1 million meals a day to some ISO airlines sandwiches and cakes to the passengers," explains increased, efforts were made to improve and vary the interest of expanding the market. Today, worldwide, is the Industry’s largest in-flight caterer. R.E.G, Davies, curator of Air Transport at the the food service. One airline hacfthe co-pilot take the business class has taken the place of tourist class, ’The company operates 100 flight kitchens worldwide. Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum in passengers’ orders: the orders were radioed ahead to and only about 5 percent of the traveling public flies Regardless of who prepares the meals, the real Washington. D.C. where the food was prepared so it could be put oh first class.” issue has always been the quality of the food. Says board upon landing. Eastern Airlines arranged its Bader; “Fifteen years ago, peole were happy with IN-FLIGHT MEALS were offered in the United schedule so that passengers could eat at airport REGARDLESS OF what class a traveler chooses, white bread and a salad of green lettuce and a States a few years later, in 1929, Transcontinental Air restaurants before undertaking the next leg of their the in-flight food will be prepared by any one of a tomato. Today, they want better desserts, a choice of E Transport, the forerunner of ’TWA, began a rail-air Journey. In 1937, hot-meal service was introduced: dozen companies nationwide. Although most airlines grain breads and a variety of salad ingredients.” operation with limited food service, "At points where ’The food was kept warm in special thermos contract oiit this service, some, such as United Air For variety, airlines tout ethnic or regional food. passengers would transfer from train to plane, a deal containers and Jugs. Lines, have their own in-flight kitchens. United Air Lines, for example, inaugurated an was made with Harvey House, a famous restaurant United has 17 flight kitchens in the United States Oktoberfest menu on a recent Chicago flight. chain, to provide meals," Davies says. The two-day , AIRLINES BEGAN to spend time and effort to employing some 3,000 workers. “Menus on our flights Mexican food might be served aboard a flight from transcontinental Journey cost $338, "This was so keep passengers — and their stomachs — happy. As change every two weeks, although we hope to be Dallas or seafood on a flight from Baltimore. Another expensive that TAT reduced the fare to $160,” Davies early as 1930, Boeing Air Transport hired a dietician going to a weekly rotation soon.” explains Edgar growing field is that of "special meals” — food C says. "Even so, only the very wealthy could afford it. as chief stewardess and proceeded to make food a Bader, who has been an executive chef at United for prepared for religious or dietary reasons. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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