No Peace in Panama

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Saturday, Feb. 27, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents NO PEACE IN PANAMA

By Reid G. Miller and because of that I call for The Assocloted Press national resistance to paralyze the entire country starting PANAMA CITY, Panama - Monday." Ousted President Eric Arturo The opposition National Civic Delvalle called Friday night for a Crusade on Friday evening called national strike to show that for a “progressive, nationwide Panamanians repudiate the lead­ strike” starting immediately. ership of Gen. ManOel Antonio Aurelio Barrilla, president of Noriega. the Panamanian Chamber ol The general accused the United Commerce and Industry, one o States of instigating Delvalle’s the groups in the coalition, saiu failed effort on Thursday to end the Crusade was seeking “total his military rule and said Wa­ paralysis’ ’ of the country by early shington waged a campaign of “psychological warfare" against next week. him. However, only one of several Noriega addressed a rally of his strikes called last summer by the supporters Friday night and said coalition of about 200 organiza­ Panamanians who consider “be­ tions was notably successful, and trayal, because they are bom the government has shut down traitors, meet a bad end here.” I opposition newspapers, radio and Up to 10,000 people attended the {television stations, limiting the rally at the central garrison of the Crusade’s ability to spread its Defense Forces. message. The Noriega-dominated Na­ In his address at the central tional Assembly turned Delvalle garrison rally, Noriega said, a ' out of office in a 10-minute session early Friday after the president “The Defense Forces offer subor­ tried to fire the armed forces dination, total support and our chief following Noriega’s indict­ cooperation to the new president, ment in the United States as a our heat efforts to be able to reach dmg trafficker. presidential elections in May Noriega has denied all accusa­ 1989.” tions against him. “Panama is not a tribe,” he The legislature named Manuel said. “The Americans who live in ' Soils Palma, the education minis­ Panama should sleep easy, be­ ter, as new president, but Del­ cause this people Is not a tribe, it valle insisted to reporters he was is a healthy people.” still president. In Washington, the State De­ Panama, a nation of 2.2 million partment said it still recognized people, is headquarters for U.S. Delvalle as Panama’s president. military programs in Latin A P photo Delvalle told reporters Friday America with the U>S. Southern. night, “I don’t have a seat of Command that has 10,000 mil­ FLIPS FOR ‘7HE BOSS” — Tom Murphy, left, does a flip while Dave Walsh government, nor military sup­ itary personnel and their 20,000 strums his guitar in Boston after the two won a radio-sponsored contest tp port, but I do have two million dependents in Panama. win two tickets each to a Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen concert in Panamanians who are tired ... of After the rally, Noriega walked Worcester, Mass. Murphy did his flips and Walsh played guitar in order to living under a regime that one with his supporters to the presi­ win the tickets. man has governed capriciously. dential offices about a mile away. ^^ IniiaB tbctew; FOCUS^ an #cpanA hours of extraordinary tes­ what he had said in his public said Russeli Davidson, chief building 5. A six-shooter usually suggests which nick- said it had been “ clearly violative units were issued permits in January In Andover, no housing units were timony and executive sessions statement to the committee. inspector for the town Building n n iT iA H ^ of common decency.” 1988, a slight decrease of two from issued permits in January 1988, Hartford County ranks' fourth Friday that they would not reach “ I ’m not watering anything OLD DOMINION LONE STAR BADGER “ I wish I could believe there December 1987. Department. compared to one in January 1987. In amon^eight countieS for the number a decision before their next down,” he'said. " I said lollipops. I WOLVERINE was nothing more to Rep. Miglia- But John F. Papandrea, state He attributed the decrease in Bolton and Coventry, two housing of permits issued for housing units in meeting on Tuesday. meant lollipops and I am not ro’s remarks than crassness,” he housing commissioner, said that housing permits to the rising cost of units for each town were authorized January 1988. New Haven County was 6. Match the Bible characters at the left with the apologizing for that because I’ve housing, in Manchester and nation­ At issue is a remark by Rep. said. “ But I can’t. We can’t stand because January is often a slow this January, compared with none for first, with 281 housing units autho­ appropriate descriptions at the right that pertain to got nothing to apologize for. wide. Building lots are especially Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., R- for this.” month for housing permits, compar­ Bolton and one for Coventry in rized in January 1988, followed by expensive in town and are becoming them. Wolcott, a grflff<.and outsppken “ Any type of watering down of The resolution he drafted, ing January 1988 to January 1987 January 1987. Litchfield County with 183 uniU and (a) Absalom (v) His daughter died to fulfill her former Marine. Rep. Paul Gion- the situation would be an admis­ which was referred to the com­ would give a better view of the hard to find, Davidson said. New London CoUbty with 168 units. The number of building permits Of the 1,095 new units authorized father's rash vow. friddo, D-Middletown, a usually sion that t did something wrong mittee, calls on the House of situation. (b) Jephthah(w) Jealous King Solomon ordered softspoken, liberal legislator and by God, I didn’t do anything Representatives to “ disasso­ him killed when he asked to marry the national wants Migliaro censured. wrong,” the seven-term law­ ciate” itself from Migliaro’s beauty queen. The remark was made after maker said. remark. The resolution does not Strike looms over (c) Amnon(x) Deserted to King David’s side when Migliaro walked out of a meeting “ You can freeze snowballs in _tc^ally use the word “ censure.” he was scolded for taking King Saul’s concubines. (d) Abner (y) Slew a king’s son to avenge his sister’s rape (e) A do^ah (z) Confused sexual infatuation with Stop & Shop stores true love so was killed by the girl’s royal brother. Leap year ‘a m ^ y subjeef public relations for Stop k Shop in Answers in Classified section Bv Andrew Yurkvoskv Manchester Herald Quincy, Mass., confirmed that the WASHINGTON (AP) — The legacy of Julius coincides with the years of U.S. presidential Dart Group was engaged in a hostile Connecticut Weather Caesar is returning once again, as calendars elections and the Olympics. Workers at Stop k Shop super­ takeover attempt. JShe said that the around the world add an extra day on Monday. The quadrennial event generates floods of markets throughout New England — ’ Dart Group’s current offer to share­ Feb. 29 is Leap Day — an added 24 hours questions at the U.S. Naval Observatory, where including the Manchester store on holders is $37 per share. She said Central, Eastern Interior. Southwest Interior: slipped in about every four years to make astronomer LeRoy Doggett considers it a w Broad Street — are to vote on whether stockholders have been asked to Today. 80 percent chance of light snow. High around calendars nearly perfect. “ thoroughly messy subject.” to call« strike on March 6, a month » reject Dart’s offer. Doggett’s naval almanac office is charged with freezing. Wind northeast 10 to ISmph. Tonight, light The day is designed to compensate for the fact after the expiration of their last Stop k Shop’s stock closed Thurs­ keeping track of time and dates for use in snow. Low 15 to 20. Sunday, snow ending early, that calendars count in whole days, 365 or 366 day on the New York Stock Exchange navigation, and thus is required to be extremely contract. partial clearing. High 30 to 35. depending on the year, while it takes the Earth Besides the Manchester store, the at $417/( per share. Its 52-week low is 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutbs and 46 seconds to accurate. strike would also affect Stop & Shop 16"/8 qjid its hlghjs 41«A. There was somewhat less need for precision in orbit the aim. j supermarkets on Hartford Turnpike Petronella said the stock had been the time of the Roman Empire, but problems Lottery Winners in Vernon and in East Hartford. trading at about 20 before the became obvious as their inaccurate calendar got Adding ^n extra day everwourth year helps The vote was prompted by a takeover bid was made in January. three months out of line with the seasons. compensate for that difference ofabouta quarter takeover bid of the 114-store super­ Gorman would not comment on the Connecticut daily Friday: 022. Play Four: 0299. So, in 46 B.C., known ever since as the “ Year of day. market chain by the Dart Group, a • activities or statements-of the union. Connecticut Lotto: 2, 14, 16, 22, 26, 40. Confusion,” Julius Caesar added 67 days to the It also gives Leap Day babies a real day to r - Maryland-based company that owns An assistant manager at Manches­ calendar to set it right again. And to keep the celebrate birthdays, gives calendar wristwatch Crown publishers of New York. The ter’s store, who would" not identify calendar accurate he instituted the system of owners something extra to think about, keeps workers, represented by the United himself, referred all questions to the slipping in one more day on Feb. 29. Index calendar makers on their toes and generally Food and Commercial Workers’ Un­ national headquarters in Massachu­ ion. have been without a contract setts. He would not say how many Business___ .34-35 Local news since Feb. 6. union workers are--employed at the Churches__ .14-15 Obituaries. Robert A. Petronella, president of Manchester store. Classified__ .37-40 Opinion Gorbachev calls for "Local 371 based in Westport, said Petronella said the union, which C om ics____ .23-25 Senior Citizens. Friday that he understands that the represents all workers and some Connecticut. _8-9 Sports .41-48 Dart Group is to decide Monday department managers, is seeking Focus______. 17-32 U.S./World. _10-11.33.36 after unrest In Armenia whether to continue its hostile ta­ “ substantial wage increases and keover bid. substantial increases in health and pension benefits.” He would not be Karabakh, an autonomous region “ The strike vote is frankly promp­ By Andrew Kotell sands of demonstrators began more specific. He said the base salary of the neighboring repubiic of ted by the takeover, because we don’t Manrlirstpr lirralli The Associated Press dispersing several hours after the for workers varies from store to store. broadcast. A witness said the Azerbaidzhan, be made part of know who we’re going to be dealing with March 6,” Petronella said. So far, union officials have met with MOSCOW — A top Soviet protesters only began heading Armenia. USPS 327-500 ' VOL. evil. No. 127 He added, “ I ’m saying the workers Stop k Shop officials 12 times. official went on Armenian radio home after the Armenian Com­ Protests also were reported Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher are not going to pay for this Petronella said talks are slated to and television Friday and read a munist Party Central Committee earlier in the week in Nagorno- transaction.” resume March 1 and continue to ' Q .o ro . T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen plea by Mikhail S. Gorbachev for agreed to ask the Soviet Central Karabakh where more than 80 Compoeing Manager Aileen Gorman, vice president of March 3. EdHor an end to unrest by protesters Committee to reconsider the percent of the 157,000 residents Danlaa A. Roberta Robert H. Hubberd Advartlalng Director Preaeroom Managar demanding land from a neighbor­ request for land. are Armenians. Jeanne Q. Fromarth The Armenian Nationai Com­ Mark F. Abraltia ing republic. Another witness said 1,500 ‘‘.'•F* ■ M Bualnaaa Managar Qrculatlon Managar mittee, an anti-communist group Soviet paratroopers had been 4 killed In Mideast Armenian activists speaking based in Athens, Greece, ciaimed Publlahad dally axcapt Sunday and certain holldaya by the flown into Yerevan around mid­ Manchaatar Publlahing Co.. 19 Bralnard Place. Manchaaler. by telephone from Yerevan des­ that Azerbaidjanis kiiied more old boy accidentally hit by a piece of night Thursday and were ferried JABALIYA. Occupied Gaza Strip Conn. 09040. Second claaa poalaga paid at Manchaatar. Conn. cribed an increased presence by than 70 Armenians in the disputed concrete thrown by protesters outside Poatmaalar: Sand addraaa changae to the Manchaatar Herald. in a 40-vehicle motorcade to the (AP) — Young Arabs went from the Red Army, inciuding para­ region. a Gaza Strip Mosque, the army said. P.O. Box 581. Manchaatar. Conn. 09040. Dynamo sports hall and other weekly Moslem prayers to street war II you don't racalve your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 troopers armed with ciubs. , A 17-year-oid resident of S 3 Hospital officials said Israeli gunfire locations around the republic’s with Israeli soldiers Friday, and four a.m. Saturdays, plaass Maphons your carrier. H you're unabla Nagorno-Karabakh said Thurs­ AP photo wounded 11 Arabs. to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 947-8849 by 9 The 15-minute unprecented capital. Palestinians were killed in melees p.m. weekdays for dslivsry In Mancheatsr. speech, broadcast at l l a.m., day that virtualiy the entire that swept the occupied territories. Suggestad carrier ratsa are $1.80 weekly. 97.70 lor one blasted from speakers through­ “ They came with full equip­ Armenian population of the re­ m il d - m a n n e r e d m a n n e q u in - A life-size model of reporter The army reported the arrests of month. $23.10 for three months. $49.20 for six months and U.S. Secretary of State George P. !3 out Yerevan, the capital of ment, including clubs,” said gion demonstrated daily in the Clark Kent holds a newspaper while sitting on the steps of his Shultz met with Israeli leaders to four soldiers on charges of beating $82.40 for ons yaar. Ssnior citizsn ratsa and mall rates are Paruyr Ayrikyan, an Armenian main city, Stepanakert, since available on request. Armenia. Demonstrators crowd­ home at DC Comics in Now York. The mannequin was explore new peace proposals in the and kicking two young Palestinians To place a claaalflad or display advsrtlaamant. or to report a ing the streets heard it read over activist. Feb. 13. transportation Thursday to the Puck Building on Hudson Strwt. second day of his mission to the who had been detained, as shown in news Item, story or pictura Idas, call 943-2711. Office hours are For the past week, unsancti­ Tass reported that Soviet offi- footage taken Thursday in Nablus by 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. TV monitors placed outside by where it will bo on display during the celebration of Supoman s Middle East. The Manchester Herald la a member of the Aaaoclated Prsaa. government officials. oned mass demonstrations have ciais said there were some Friday’s dead included a 12-year- a CBS News crew. the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the New England Reports from Yerevair late - roehed-Yerevan. Protesters are “ victims” in those protests but 50th birthday. Newspaper Association Friday indicated that the thou­ demanding that Nagorno- said there were no deaths. Drinking water Lavvsuit filed Town blamed for dirty water Hushed hydrants in the area. A lawyer who represents occupants of a car that tests disputed A Butternut Road ho­ do not believe that every dead end street in the world has a While the cold water was struck by a town snowplow Feb. 13 on Adams meowner has submitted a $460 cleared, the hot water stayed Street near Foxcroft Drive has written the town By Nancy Concelman plumbing bill to the town for house at the end with dirty Manchester Herald water.” dirty even after the hot water saying that two people in the car were injured and expenses she incurred after tank was Hushed. A filter that claiming that the accident was due to the negligent the town Hushed a hydrant in Segal said that if she had A resident of the Park Chestnut Condominium known the house, less than six was Installed on the cold water driving of the truck driver. her neighborhood and caused line feeding the hot water tank The truck was being driven by Harold Patterson, complex, who claimed last month the drinking the hot water in her house to years old, was being built on a water there is making her and other residents sick, dead end water line, she could did not cure the problem. a Highway Division employee. He was given verbal run dirty for an extended A plumber said she would warning by police for failure to yield the right of way said Friday tests done by the town and state that period have put a filter in the water show the water to be normal were done incorrectly. system at a lesser cost when it need a new tank, but he after the accident. Shirley Segal, of 133 Butter­ suggested filtering the water The truck he was driving slid into the side of the Louise Turgeon, 31, of 134 Park St., claims that nut Road, filed the bill and was constructed. '®i excessive copper levels in the drinking water have The letter said that Segal’s as it came out of the tank as an car when Patterson attempted to stop while coming letter of complaint with the alternative. That $460 option out of Foxcroft Drive onto Adams Street, according caused her and about 27 of her neighbors in the water became dirty and full of town clerk. worked. to the police report. condominimum complex to suffer from symptoms In the letter, Segal said, " I sediment after the town The letter is from Attorney Douglas Ebenstein on that include cramps, nausea, vomiting, memory behalf of Antonio Batista and Julie Batista of 18 loss and diarrhea. Turgeon said she quit drinking Deerfield Drive. Antonio Batista, 26, was the driver the water more than six months ago and has begun _ of the car and Julie Batista, 4, was a passenger.- taking zinc tablets to offset the effects of excessive The police report of the accident says that Julie copper. Batista bumped her head, but it does not indicate She said Friday some of her neighbors have also injuries for Antonio Batista. quit drinking the water and are taking the zinc. But tests done by the town, the state and a firm Turgeon hired, the Envirotech Laboratory of Windsor, show the level of copper and other Calendars materials in the water at the complex to be below the state and federal recommended safe limit for Manchester Otvid Koot/ManohOTMr Herald copper in drinking water. That level is 1 milligram of copper per liter of water. Monday TEACHING PRIDE — Students from the paper for Black History month by Tests taken by the state Department of Health Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Lewis Fox Middle School in Hartford showing them slices of history acted out Services Water Supply Section in January showed Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing the copper level Inthe water tobe .03 milligrams per room, 7 p.m. performed a special tribute for Black by other students. The performance was Tuesday History Month at Bolton Elementary called a Magic Black History Tour. It was But Turgeon said Friday she still believes her Board of Directors Comment Session, Manager's School Friday. Winston Saunders, 14, one of many special presentations water is contaminated, and that state and town tests office, 9 a m. left, as Denny, and Challa Wright, 13, as offered in honor of Black History Month were done incorrectly. Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearingroom. Johnese, listen as Josephine Zuniga, 13, throughout the area. “I don’t believe the test.” ’Turgeon said. 7:30 p.m. the good spirit, help them to write a “Nobody’s going to convince me this water’s safe.” PZC Aquifer Protection Regulation workshop. Patrick Kearney, water operations manager at Planning office, 7 p.m. the town Water Department, said last month that Wednesday water is normally tested after it runs for a few Vietnam Veterans Committee, Town Hall coffee minutes. ITiat process is called “flushing.” m room, 7 p,m. Puppets teach children how Turgeon said her tests, which showed the copper Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, level in the water at o!s9 milligrams per liter, were Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. taken from water that came out of the faucet after 7y * Parks and Recreation study committee, Lincoln sitting all night. The town on Nov. 3 took eight Center hearing room, 7:30 p.m. to deal with disabled people samples before and after Hushing from all four Thursday said. buildings in the complex. Kearney said. Economic Development Commission, Lincoin By Andrew J. Davis "We don’t explain it,’’ Apter ’The state’s tests were taken after the water ran Center gold room, 8 a.m. Manchester Herald said. ‘‘They’re supposed to figure Ella Jane is befriended by a girl named Melody, who learns that for one to three minutes. ’The town samples showed Cheney National Historic District Commission, it out.” the highest copper level in the complex at .13 Probate Court, 4:30 p.m. Ella Jane has a handicap, but The story of Ella Jane was the retarded people are not scary and should Ik treated like other milligrams per liter. ^ it’s the people who don’t under­ first of two skits performed. But Turgeon said Friday the Water Department s stand her that have the real people. Andover Ella Jane’s story starts out "Some people are afraid of tests were invalid because they were taken after she problem. sad: she is a 19-year-old retarded and her neighbors had run the water in the morning. Tuesday Ella Jane was one of four retarded people because they woman who has no friends except don’t know about us,” Apter said which meant the water had been Hushed. ^ Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, puppets used by Bobby Shapiro a pet snake named "George.” She “Everybody had used'tfie water that morning, at a f^ulous place. 7:30 p,m. and Augusta Apter during their as Ella .tone. , has no friends because everyone The §^cond story; rey.olves she said. “They (the stAtfe and town) Hushed the Wednesday puppet show Friday at Keeney is afraid of her, but that is only Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. Street School. The two women around Rinaldo, a blind boy. because people don’t understand Rinaldo meets a girl named ** Steamey said ’Turgeon was probably right, but Democratic Town Committee, Town Office perform at Connecticut schools her. that the Water Department had taken the te^s birthing room, using come to “ room-in” Birthing Center would Building, 8 p.m. Brenda who doesn’t understand Chances are. Max for the Greater Hartford Associa­ between 7 and 8 a m., the earliest they could be anytime. Dad even be delighted to show tion of Retarded Citizens in Apter explained that people how he can tell time by looking at won’t remember what the prepared child­ who are retarded may look and his braille watch. tdken spent the night! The you their facilities and Bolton Hartford. Kearney argued that regardless of the differing a great time he had at birth methods they On Friday, they performed for speak differently, but only are Apter and Shapiro explained next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ slower learners than "normal” that Rinaldo is able to get around results all three tests showed the level below state The Family Birthing learned at the Center. Tuesday 17 students in Beverly Tarbox’s and federal limits. Brian Toal. an epidemiologist Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. people. by using his white cane. Center at Manche.ster After Max’s arrival kindergarten class. with the Toxic Hazards Section of the state your baby deserve Wednesday By using puppets, the two ‘T m thinking of ... (a) han­ "He moves it around as he Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with "Stprk Club” gourmet walks, so he doesn’t trip over Department of Health Services, said it would take a as warm a welcome as Windham Energy Recovery Facility, Community women explain what handicaps dicap where the person may look minimum of 59 milligrams of copper per liter of But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ a little different than us or speak a anything or hurt anything,” Sha­ Hall, 8 p.m. are about and how people with water to produce nausea and vomiting, the only two pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? Tliursday little different because he can’t piro explained. never forget the won­ handicaps should be treated as symptoms of excessive copper levels in drinking for their little birthday For more informa­ Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7p.m. regular people. iearn like the rest of us,” Apter The children said they learned derful experience. all around. All with something from the show. They water. tion on The Family Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 From the moment the security and confi­ boy. p.m. ' all screamed “yes” in unison If you see a “ birth Birthing Center or a when Shapiro asked if people with they arrived, they dence that Max and Pilot’s murder trial delayed free tour please call disabilities were just like normal Town seeks bids enjoyed the special Mom were getting the dav” celebration in Coventry - 643- 1223. NEW LONDON (AP) - The his wife, Helle. The state claims people. ^ attention and personal expert medical atten-; your future. The Fami^^ The children also said they Monday trial date for an airline pilot the 39-year-old flight attendant care that are so hard tion of Manchester Solid Waste Study Committee, Town Office accused of murdering his wife was killed and dismembered. learned how to help handicapped on paramedic unit people. to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch Building, 7:30 p.m. and disposing of her body parts New London Superior Court The town is seeking bids on the purchase of a Steering Liaison Committee, Town Office Build­ with a wood chipper will probably Judge Seymour Hendel an­ Brendan Foley-Shain said he of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing would help a handicapped person three-the practice of land of Manchester and Mark S. putting pledges through distaste­ autopsy access Eleanor Hills Copeland of Glastonbury. from the Latvian Lutheran ship pageant will be held on Saturday, March 5,7; 30 example of 26 other states and Ron Mombello, a representa­ p.m.. at the Vernon O nter Middle School enact anti-hazing legislation. ful, humiliating and sometimes tive from Sigma Chi Interna­ Eleanor E. Hills, 65, of 50 Funeral will be Tuesday at 10 Church. Holmes Funeral Home, even dangerous initiation rites a.m. at the Holmes Funeral 400 Main St., has charge of auditorium. ’The pageant is open to women 17 to 26 “Being part of a fraternity tional in Illinois, said the frater­ HARTFORD (AP) — Some of the state’s top Charles Drive, died Friday at years old. A1 Terzi, of WTNH-TV, and Cynthia runs counter to the values of news executives assured lawmakers Friday that Manchester Memorial Hospital. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be arrangements. should be a learning experience friendship a fraternity or sorority nity has been a leader in pushing Bugbee will emcee the show. For morfe information, and nothing to demoralize anyb­ for anti-hazing legislation. the press wants autopsy reports made public not She was the wife of Arthur E. in the East Cemetery, (filing should instill. out of a prurient interest but because it has a Hills. hours are Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. William H. Cox, call 643-1591 or 871-2117. ody,” said senior Kevin Morgan, responsibility to ensure that violent or Bom in Massachusetts, she and 7 to 9 p.m. controversial Judge past president of Sigma Chi Alpha unexplained deaths are properly investigated. lived in Manchester most of her Memorial contributions may be Shoot your pet at the school, which is located in Opponents, however, argued that making autopsy life. Before retirement, she made to the Glastonbury Volun­ JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Wil­ Danbury. reports public could jeopardize criminal investiga­ worked as a computer pro­ teer Ambulance Association. liam Harold Cox, a federal judge The Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association Members of the fraternity, who B acii b o g ? tions and invade the privacy of murder victims’ grammer for Aetna Life Insu­ who enraged civil rights advo­ is holding its First Annual “Pet Pinup” Photo­ testified during a public hearing families by publishing the gory details of a loved rance Co. of Hartford. Albert Zalkalns cates with his remarks about graphy Contest for National Pet Week, May 1 to 7. held by the Education Commit­ Housebreaking • Aggression ones death or some unrelated fact contained in the Besides her husband, she is blacks but presided over a 1967 Pet pinups is open to all amateur photographers. tee, said they asked Sen. M. Adela Destructiveness • Barking • Etc. report. s survived by four daughters, Albert Zalkalns, 77, of 63 Birch trial that convicted eight Klans- Entries will be accepted between March 1 and April Eads, R-Kent, in September to “Disclosure allows a means of ensuring that Deana Richard, Donna Nevin, St., died Wednesday at Manches­ men of murdering three civil 9 and entry forms can be obtained from local introduce the anti-hazing A Gentle & Effective Behavior Modification Method medical examiners are doing their jobs properly," and Deborah Ottone, all of ter Memorial Hospital. He was rights workers, has died at the participating veterinarians. First, second and third legislation. For Your Dog Done In Your Home. Mike Jenner, managing editor of ’The Hartford Manchester, and Dale Hills of the husband of Berta (Lorks) age of 87. prizes include a $100 savings bond and a $50 and $25 Any student organization '• w J Any A«e - Any Brand Courant, told the Government Administration and Glastonbury; a brother, James Zalkalns. coupon for veterinarian care. Call 693-4449 for more caught engaging in thepractlce of Elections Committee during a public hearing on a “Chick” Meehan of Florida; a He was bom in Latvia. October information. hazing could be fined $1,500 and CALL PUPPY TRUST measure to establish procedures for making sister, Shirley Riley of Manches­ 5, 1910, and came to the United In Memoriam banned from campus for a year 6 4 3 -1 3 1 3 ______autopsy reports public. ter; and seven grandchildren. States to settle in Manchester in under the proposed law. Individ­ 1942. Before retiring he was Mammography hours ual fraternity or sorority “It provides a means of ensuring that law funeral will be Monday at 9; 15 In sad and loving memory of enforcement and the courts can be fully evaluated a.m. from the John F. Tierney employed as a dye man for the VERNON — Rockville General Hospital on Union members could be fined up to Cheney Bros. Mills. He was a Nettie K. Reale and public information can be as complete as it Funeral Home. 219 West Center April 5, 1911 - February 28, 1969 Street has expanded the hours of its mammography ought to be,” Jenner said. St., followed by a Mass of member of the Latvian Lutheran service. Appointments can be made for Mondays Jenner said the bill’s opponents probably tear that Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. Church of Manchester and a Memories Are Forever from 7-15 a.m. to 6; 30 p.m. and Tuesdays from 7; 15 the press would cull autopsy reports for “intimate Bridget Church, 80 Main St. member and past president of the And Love Is Never Ending - a m. to 4; p.m. On Wednesday through Friday, the Now Open detail so it can pander and titillate. Burial will be in St. James Latvian (Thoir ROTA. Alphonse and Family service operates from 7 a.m. tq 3:30 p.m. For “Let me assure you that is absolutely not the Cemetery. A memorial service will be appointments call 872-0501. ext.241. case,’’ he said. Calling hours are Sunday from MoeeeooeeeoeoooooQoooo^ Under the bill, an autopsy report would have to be 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial contribu­ Women’s Club made public seven days after its completion, unless tions may be made to the charity a relative objected. The state’s chief fnedical of the donor’s choice. 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast GLASTONBURY — 'The Business and Profes­ examiner would then have to ask a Superior Court sional Women’s Club of Hartford will meet judge to block release. ’Those who wanted release in Judith Adams Sunday, Feb. 28th — 8 am -1 pm Wednesday. March 2. at 5:30 p.m., at ’The Gallery restaurant. 141 New London ’Turnpike in Glaston­ such cases could also go to court to argue why the Judith A. (Copeland) Adams. report should be released. bury. Social hour will be at 5; 30 p.m , and dinner will 37, of Glastonbury, formerly of Elks Lodge be served at 6:30 p.m. Irish tenor Jarlath “Scott Mitchell Pearlman, executive director of the state Manchester, died Friday at the Freedom of Information Commission, estimated 30 Bissell Street ■ Manchester O’Carroll will perform, accompanied by Robin St. Francis Hospital and Medical Headen. Call 233-2010 days for information. that only seven or eight autopsy cases have come Center in Hartford from injuries before the commission in the last 13 years. sustained in a Friday morning Sponsored by; The Manchester Civitan Club The bill contains adequate provisions to protect automobile accident. Proceeds to benefit The Manchester Band Shall criminal investigations and the wishes of the She is survived by her husband. It’s Our Nature deceased’s family, he said. Irish scholarship The bill, which has been around the legislature for Jay W. Adams, and two sisters. Connecticut teenagers are eligible for scholar­ Beverly Carr of Manchester and >j.v. To Be Caring six years, stems from a case in Norwich in which a Mary Lou Mortlock of Coventry. ships to visit Ireland offered by the Irish American white police officer fatally shot a black youth during Cultural Institute in St. Paul. Minn. For more She was bom in Hartford on Incredible SavIngslI! information on regular and scholarship applica­ W e’ve just opened our doors and our a struggle. The Norwich Bulletin was denied a copy Sept. 15, 1950, and had been a hearts to families seeking skilled-care nursing of the autopsy by the medical examiner’s office. ’The resident of Glastonbury for 10 tions. write to the Irish Way Connecticut Scholar­ state Supreme Court ultimately upheld the decision. ships. Irish American Cultural Institute. 2115 care in a warm, comforting environment. The news executives cited numerous other years. She had previously lived in Summit Avenue. College of St. ’Thomas, Box 5026. instances where an autopsy’s release would serve Manchester and Andover. St. Paul, Minn. 55105. or call (612) 647-5678. ’The « i i ’. Our setting on fourteen pastoral acres amidst She had been employed for orchards and farmlands is not by accident, the public interest by exposing a crime, negligence eight years as a school bus driver deadline, to apply is Ap^l h or even an unfounded rumor. for the town of Glastonbury. She but by design. We left nature undisturM attended Manchester elementary HAWKES and it responded by surrounding us with schools and was a graduate of Yale panel targets beauty and warmth, sharing with us the Baby succumbs RHAM High School’s Oass of wonderful sights and sounds of the seasons. 1968. TREE SERVICE Besides her husband and sis­ minority recruitment Our limited capacity of only 36 trotiis ilu- after bathing ters, she is survived by a son, permits personalized attention to individual Robert Whitcomb, and a daugh­ Don’t wait for needs, interests and abilities - whether it be ter, Kristy Adams, both at home; NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale University has her mother. Marion (Vitner) formed a faculty committee to study the school’s medical and nursing care, nutrition, therapy NEW HAVEN (AP) — An 11-month-old girl who Spring! practices regarding the recruitment and retention was found nearly drowned in a bathtub in her home Copeland, of Glastonbury; and or recreation - for a comprehensive, total two brothers. Randall R. Cope­ of minority faculty members, Yale President Benno died Friday at Yale-New Haven Hospital, a hospital C. Schmidt Jr. announced Friday. approach to well-being. spokeswoman said. Caii NOW for your The 13-member committee will recommend ways Safety, comfort and an ambiance of distinc­ Melissa Green of New Haven was found to attract minority scholars to Yale and consider the Wednesday face down in the water by her mother, tion are hallmarks of Glastonbury Health ^issue 1 of decreasing numbers of graduate students Cynthia Hunter, and rushed unconscious to the best vaiue. who are members of minority groups. Graduate Care Center. Formal dining with linen and hospital, police spokesman Sgt. James Sorrentino INCOME TAX I w! II students make up a prospective pool of new china, a library, ke cream parlor, beauty OMUMfeaiT Hcrilh Om Ccakr said. . PREPARATION anywhere professors. _ . _ , ^ salon and nature walks are just soto of the 117S iM iw M tw tt Earlier Wednesday, the mother had instructed About 104 people on Yale’s faculty, or 7.5 percent, her 8-year-old daughter to give Melissa and her fyilitifis and services that hdp enrich our O eH *ey, CewdkiK 81133 SERVICES are minority group members, the school said_ Ten (283) (59-1915 2-year-old brother a bath, which was a normal years ago Yale had 90 minority faculty members. residents’ quality of life. routine in the family, Sorrentino said. Then she went BY CPA “Nationally, Yale does as well as other Wfe invite you to visit us and e x p e r i^ the to a store, leaving the children with two other adults comparable institutions in attracting and retaining warmth and caring awaiting our residents. Aihou Hakh Cut Atiociua. Inc. in the apartment, he said. Over 15 Yeare minority doctorates,” said Frances A. Holloway, When Hunter returned about 10 minutes later, she Experience director of the school’s affirmative action office Rir an appointment, consultation or found the older child downstairs, while the younger ~fO%|OFF The committee, chaired by psychology professor registration call for Social Service Director two were still in the upstairs bathroom, police said. Judith Rodin, will not deal with women on the at 659-1905. One of the other women in the apartment gave 647-9780 On All J | j r e e Work faculty. Yale said in a statement. S Melissa cardiopulmonary resuscitation until emer­ Must prsssnl C oupon Yale announced a new affirmative action search gency workers arrived. Sorrentino said. coupon when program last November in which it is seeking to The Natural Choice TTie hospital did not give a cause of death, saying YOUR BUSINESS OFRCE ssUm ats Is E xp irss sce sp tsd . 3/21/88 increase minority representation among its ma­ the results of an autopsy, if performed, would not be 647-7553 nagerial and professional staff. available until next week. 164 East Center Street Sorrentino said police are continuing to investi­ Manchester, CT 06040 gate the case. State hunger study Cops acquitted of assault Group urgos Lyme diseese funds * - . .a_ _ a.^^9 WMaaa HARTFORD (AP) - Two East c , » , b . O’Neill signals swolen lymph glands and spleen ease was first identified by a Yale to go nationwide touched Mozzicato s shirt to past drug use, a HARTFORD (AP) — Members Hartford police officers were steady him and remove him from r’elaUonship with his and dizziness. i^scflrchci** acquitted in Superior Court Fri­ of a Lyme disease task force are The bill was approved by the the private property. *irlfrlend and having a poor trying to persuade state legisla­ If detected early, the disease NEW HAVEN (AP) — A study that exposed day of charges that they as­ can be treated with antibiotics. In assembly’s Public Health Com­ high levels of hunger in a New Haven The defense attorney chipped opposition to bill tors to approve a bill that would mittee and is under review by the saulted and harassed a man while away at Mozzlcato’s credibility memory. make $250,000 available for re­ some cases symptoms linger for neighborhood will be repeated in at least 10 they were on duty lost year. up to two years. Appropriations Committee, locations across the country, the study’s HARTFORD (AP) - Gov, William A. O’Neill search into the arthritis-like which must decide by the third The six-member Jury deliber­ on Friday appeared to be leaning toward disease. The disease is named after the organizer said. ated for one day before finding opposing a bill prohibiting the state from paying The Lyme Disease Awareness Connecticut town where the dis­ week of March. Matthew E. Melmed, the executive director of Gary R. Cooper and Michael J. t h e b e s t d r i v i n g s c h o o l , Inc. for abortions for poor women. Task Force of the Connecticut the Connecticut Association for Huirtan Services, Lefebvre Innocent of assault, Proponents of the controversial measure, Arthritis Foundation is support­ BUTCH & told a congressional panel Thursday that he reckless endangerment, and un­ TEENAGE DRIVER EDUCATION which would end the use of Medicaid funds for ing a bill that would give the hopes the future studies will spur policymakers lawful restraint charges in the abortions unless the mother’s life were in danger Department of Health Services % SUNDANCE to action once they see the results. incident on July 21,1987. Spring Classes Now Forming or in cases of rape or incest, gathered 100,^ $150,000 for treatment and laborar ‘"The implication of the findings for national Both men had been suspended signatures around the state in support of the bill. tory research, $20,000 to improve The “Code of policy are clear,” Melmed said during a forum of by Police Chief George F. Dayton Serving: Windsor. So. Windsor, But O’Neill, a Roman Catholic who personally tests for the disease, $60,000 to the House Select Committee on Children, Youth after their arrests in early East Hartford, Manchester. " NMTOTIU- opposes abortion, said he would have to uphold study its long-term effects and the West" said and Families. August, but were supported by Greater Vernon “Hunger is a real and serious problem in our “the law of the land,” which protects a woman’s $20,000 to research tick control. that if either many colleagues on the force. CAASHttite? right to choose abortion. country. If it exists to such a great extent in a CALL Gov. William A. 0 ’NelH’s pro­ As the jurors left the courtroom mnarifti ‘"rhe last thing I think anyone wants to do is to posed budget for the 1988-80 fiscal partner small, sophisticated city in Connecticut, it must Friday, some shook hands with 522-3369 drive a child carrying another child into an alley year doesn’t include a request for —i-ij* squealed , exist in towns, cities and rural areas throughout the officers. for an abortion,” O’Neill said. research funds. America,” Melmed said. “I’m grateful for the verdict, Legislators favoring the bill failed this week to Reports of Lyme disease have about the theft Melmed said the new sites have yet to be said Jon Schoenhorn, the lawyer gather enough petition signatures to force a increased by 163 percent in 10 of certain selected, but they will be geographically diverse, who represented Cooper and public hearing on the proposal. years, and the disease is moving 1 • urban and rural, and low-income and high-risk. Lefebvre in their 10-day trial. ASSUMPTION JUNIOR HIGH ’The General Assembly’s Judiciary Committee inland, according to a study t Twinkles, The New Haven study was performed in 1986 in The charges against Cooper also voted against holding a hearing on the published Friday in the Journal of fc the offending the Hill section of the city. It showed that and Lefebvre stemmed from an 27 Mams St, 8o«th, Maaelioftor measure. th e American Medical one-quarter of the families with children were incident on the property of a car party was to Association. " Y chronically hungry or at risk of persistent dealership when they encoun­ Manchester Lyme disease is caused by a be gut shot. hunger. tered Joseph Mozzicato, 21, of bacterium transmitted by the East Hartford, and ordered him Groundwater plan bite of a small tick that tends to be off the grounds. Grades S<4 carried by deer. The disease often Mozzicato said Cooper grabbed pfPoiTa gets good response starts as a skin rash, usually at him by the neck and hair, trying REGISTER NOW the site of the bite, within 32 days Suspended term to lift him off the ground. He said of the bite. e x p o M u r v Lefebvre drove a police cruiser at 649-0889 HARTFORD (AP) — A Reagan administration Other symptoms include fa­ X. limited him, braking just before striking proposal that would give states a say in determining tigue, headache, fever, chills, 111 Center Street art & fraining Hour*: Closed Monday Stair what pesticides can be used and still protect Manchester T u m .. w « d . FrI. 9-5:30 1 in ‘abuse’ killing nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, sore 1 Thurt. 94 / 8«l. 9-5 | *** When the officers took the stand PLACEMENT TEST groundwater has met with favorable reaction in throat, s^ff neck, back pain. By Susan Okula in their own defense, they said Saturday, March 5 Connecticut. The Associated Press Mozzicato appeared to be dnmk ‘"They’re moving in the right direction to put a when they found him lying on his little science in their decisions,” Fred Banich. a principal sanitary engineer with the state Depart­ NEW HAVEN — A New Haven woman was given stomach on a patch of grass. Sfafe Approved CSOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE SUPPLY! a suspended jail sentence Friday for the muroer o' The officers said Mozzicato ment of Environmental Protection, said Friday. her abusive spouse, but the prosecutor wanied that disobeyed several orders to get The proposal was unveiled ’Thursday in the form 400 CHAPEL RD. • SOUTH WINDSOR • 289-6466 the sentence shouldn’t be construed by others as a off the property. ^ ^ ^ ^ , , of a draft strategy released for public comment. Lefebvre testified that he fol­ Banich said he didn’t know if Connecticut would MON.-FRI.: 8:30-5:00 / SAT. 9:00-12:00 license to commit homicide. Evelyn Rivera, 26. was given a five-year lowed Mozzicato down a drive­ submit a response, nor did he know what that VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION - TRI-CITY PLAZA • VERNON • 872-6075 way, never getting closer to him response might be if it’s made. suspended sentence and five years of probation MON.-FRI.: 10:00-9:00 / SAT. 10:00-6fl0 / SUN. 12:00-S«0 during sentencing in Superior Court, lawyers said. than 5 feet, and twice revved the “I think we’re going to be receptive to the idea,” engine while the cruiser was in he said. ‘"That does make sense, but it puts a lot of A condition of probation was that she and her two pressure or work upon the state.” children receive counseling as recommended by park. Groundwater provides drinking water for half the #1 GEM PAPER CLIPS appropriate medical authorities, said New Haven U.S. population and for 97 percent of people living in RE-TYPE CORREC’nON WHITE FLUID Reg. MSOM State’s Attorney Michael Dearington. rural areas. ‘The federal Environmental Protection Rivera was arrested on June 5, 198^ Agency says it expects to complete a survey in 1990 R ^ ,9 9 .E .c h SALE shootin^eath of herhbsband. Samuel, whose body on the extent of contamination. had been discovered tfie day before in the ® SECONDHAND A study released earlier this week by the' U.S. SALE PRICE 4 ^ ^ 1* PRICE 'neofl basement. He had been reported missing by his Geological Survey said Connecticut’s groundwater mother six months earlier. ^ faces threats from chemical spills, fuel leaks, After her arrest, Rivera confess^ that slw sirot pesticides, fertilizers and continued growth of GUMMED ’TOP WIDE RULED PADS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! ELDON OFFICE ROSE Thrift Shop PHOotxrrs her husband while he was chasing her around their cities. The report said 225,000 private wells have SVIxll ELDON Stack Trays, apartment and beating her. been contaminated since 1979 affecting 150,000 White & Yellow 1600 Seriet, Blue-Black-Snllkk-Beige She pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of people. Reg. *4.19 Each ? ^ second-degree mansteughter on Jan. 14 a"** s EPA licenses new pesticides, and is gradually promised a suspeiw^ sentence as part of a clothing & accessories • small appliances re-licensing all the old ones. As it makes those SPECIA SALE * 6. 95. PRICE plea-bargain arrangement. • household items • books • records s licensing decisions, it tries to take into account the ■*2 .19 Second-degree chemical’s ability to teach into groundwater — penalty of 10 years in prison, according to Rivera s • toys • games ______which can depend on many things, including soil lawyer, Cesar Noble of Hartford. permeability and application method. Ttearington said Samuel Rivera s family ex- EPA expects to ban the use of some chemicals in BIC PACKAGE SPECIAL DEAL specihc states or counties, while allowing use in 50e SALE n others. ’The new strategy is designed to allow states Metal Point Roller Reg. * 1 4 .9 5 DOZEN fL ily did not speak during Rivera’s sentencing On All Clothing and Shoes facing such bans to overturn them provided they Blue. R*d, BImek show that groundwater supplies will not be *'*Noble said the sentencing “was fair and just in a Mon. - Fri. / Feb. 29 - March 4 contaminated significantly. GSM 11 Ball Pens R eg.* 3 , 4 8 DOZEN very tragic series of Black Only obiLusly relieved in putting this behind her, he States with groundwater protection plans, such as Connecticut, could employ geological, land use, TOTAL VALUE *17.76 5T Hollister St. *^Ri vera did not want to comment publicly, he said^ (MARC Workshop) crop pattern and water data to justify decisions that en J ^eec wh D Dearington said Rivera could have mounted a would run counter to EPA determinations. leg itiS te case of self-defense if she had to Manchester, CT “Where found appropriate, EPA would consider trial She had a documented case of abuse ^ h e r modifying the federal registration to accommodate SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICE •8 .9 5 hVisband which included beatings witnessed by 646-5718 the state program.” the agency said. S e & V s S d written up in pollre report^he saW. SOUTH WINDSOR STORE ONLY Rivera once stayed in a woman s she^^^^^^^ Open Montlay-Friday In making decisions, both EPA and the states Odds and Enda Sala In Our Furnitura Showroom and police had photographs of her injuries, Nome 8:00'a.m. • 3:00 p.m. would use current drinking water standards, where Donations Appreciated they exist for chemicals that don’t cause cancer. ®^Sie case was one typical of battered women’s For carcinogens, the agency wouW permit contamination to a level that would mean a syndrome, he said. one-in-a-million chance of cancer over a lifetime. NaRnes in the News Man sentenced to NAACP Panel to review punishment Judge dismisses Honorary degree for Burns work is arrested in assauit WEST HAR’TFORD — Comedian George Bums He also sentenced the young man new charges to Judge Leo Holt, / By William C. Hldlov will receive an honorary doctor of humanities to one year of court supervision. saying, “It wouldn’t be fair for given to Jimmy Swaggart The Associated Press Chailenger suit degree, his first ever, at a special convocation The judge said he imposed the me to hear them.” A trial before March 31, the University of Hartford has sentence in an effort “ to stop the Holt was tentatively scheduled officials. Louisiana district’s recommen­ CHICAGO — A young white for March 28. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The widow of By Donna Bryson announced. cycle of hate.” However, the The Associated Press Other board members refused dations, it would pass on its The 92-year-old Bums has fashioned a career man sentenced earlier this week Silver said the new charges Challenger astronaut Michael Smith cannot sue concerns to the lower body and to work for tee NAACP by a judge - sentencing plan was put on hold comment while Carlson made a spanning nine decades, but has never been were trumped up and said he the government for $1.5 billion in damages ask officials in Louisiana to who hoped to end a “ cycle of and will be set aside if Kalafut is SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Na­ brief statement to reporters and recognized with an honorary degree, the convicted on tee new charges, the believes Kalafut was framed because her husband was on military duty when reconsider. hate’ ’ faced new charges of ethnic tional leaders of Jimmy Swag- spectators in the auditorium of university said Thursday. because of his guilty plea and the space shuttle exploded, killing hifti and six Mrs. ’Tumage said the church’s intimidation Friday for allegedly judge said. gart’s church decided Friday to the church headquarters. “ Like a superb wine, he has improved sentence in the earlier Incident. others, a federal judge has ruled. constitution made the discipli­ punching and shouting slurs at a Nudelman said Friday that if have a state panel reconsider a Once the Louisiana district has remarkably with age,” said university President Kalafut is found guilty of the new "I Interviewed two witnesses U.S. District Judge Patricia Fawsett cited reviewed the Swaggart case, the nary process a lengthy one. She pregnant woman. eariier court decisions hoiding that military proposed three-month suspension Stephen J. ’Trachtenberg. charges, “ the young man unfor­ who tell me he never touched the of the reigning television evange­ Executive Presbytery will take it said this has been fmstrating for “ It’s very disappointing,” Cook personnei or their dependents could not sue the church members, who have tunately will be in a position girl,” who lived nearby. Silver list, who tearfully confessed to up again. County Circuit Judge Stuart government for injury or death while on active flooded headquarters with calls where he may need an alternative said. “ I’m toldtherehasbronbad unspecified sins amid allegations “ A final decision on these Miss Photogenic named Nudelman said of the new service* form of punishment, such as feelings between tee families for of sexual misconduct. matters could be several days or expressing their concern. charges against James Kalafut Smith, the Challenger’s pilot, was a Navy “ It just continues to hang there EL PASO, Texas — Miss Maryland-USA, Jr.. 21. “ I’ve done these type of some time in the county jail.” quite some time.” G. Raymond Carlson, general weeks away,” Carlson said. Defense attorney Batry Silver captain who was assigned to NASA in 1981. Although Swaggart and church in the forefront of everyone’s Rowann Brewer, has been nam ^ Miss community-service sentences be­ The charges stem from an “ Smith’s death occurred during activity superintendent of the Springfield- said Kalafut had met with based Assemblies of God church, officials never specified the evan­ mind,” she said. Photogenic for the Miss USA pageant. fore and they’ve been successful. argument late Wednesday in incident to his military service,’ ’ the judge said in Mrs. ’Tumage added that offi­ Ms. Brewer, 23, of Silver Spring, was chosen "Unfortunately, perhaps this NAACP officials and worked opt announced the decision after 11 gelist’s sin, an admitted prosti­ a plan to collect and distribute front of the Kalafut home be­ rem o^ng the federal government as a defendant tute said in interviews this week cials want to conclude the matter Thursday night by a panel of photographers after one may not be. "That remains to hours of discussion over two days cloteing to poor families and tween Virginia Flores, 27, who is in the suit filed by Jane J. Smith. that she had performed lewd acts as soon as possible, “ and get out the swimsuit and evening gown competitions be seen.” 4'A months pregnant, and Ken­ The judge also agreed with government with other members of the victims of house fires. for Swaggart for about a year. of the public spotlight.” were taped. Kalafut was back in Nudel- neth Kolokowski, 25. iawyers who argued that military personnei church’s Executive Presbytery. ’Ibe judge transferred the two “ No final decisions have been Church officials say no other It is the second time in a year Photographers said the brown-eyed brunette man’s court Friday to lace "receive^enerous statutory veterans’ disability minister accused of moral mis­ that the Assemblies of God, the model was the clear favorite from the moment the charges of ethnic intimidation, and death benefits.’’ reached,” he said. ’The home district of the Baton conduct has been allowed to nation’s largest Pentecostal d^ 51 contestants began taping “ fun scenes” around El battery and violation of ‘ his Mrs. Smith’s iawyers had argued that her nomination, considered discipli­ Rouge, La., evangelist, who ac­ return to preaching in so short a Paso and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, about two weeks court-supervised sentence, ac­ husband was not on regular military assignment time as three months and ques­ nary measures against a promi­ cused of punching a pregnant and had no military duties at the time of his knowledged his sins in the pulpit Sunday, recommended earlier tions were raised about the nent minister caught in a scandal. ^*Miss USA will be crowned ’Tuesday In the woman in the stomach and death. . „ ^ this week that Swaggart be financial support the Louisiana Last year, PTL founder Jim nationally televised contest. shouting ethnic slurs at her. The order, filed this week in U.S. District Court Bakker lost his Assemblies cre- barred from preaching for three district receives from Jimmy The woman has an Hispanic in Oriando, maintained Morton Thiokol Inc. as Swaggart World Ministries. denUals after it was disclosed surname. the principal defendant in the civil lawsuit. months and undergo two years of Princess Anne on tour rehabiliation and counseling. ’Two officials of the state that he had had sex with a woman Kalafut had pleaded guilty Mortoh Thiokol built the solid-fuel booster rocket district—general superintendent other than his wife and then tried ’Tuesday to ethnic intimidation blamed for the explosion that destroyed the Many church members who MAPUTO, Mozambique — Britain’s Princess called the church headquarters Cecil Janway, also a member of to pay her to keep silent. Bakker Anne arrived in Mozambique on Friday for a and aggravated assault for an space shuttle on liftoff at Cape Canaveral on Jan. r e je c t e d a rehabilitation said they felt the punishment Swaggart’s evangelical enter­ five-day tour of charity projects run by the Save Aug. 16, 1987, incident in which a ______recommended by the Louisiana prise, and Forrest Hall, the proposal. the Children Fund, of which she is president. group of .whites brandishing District was too lenient and felt treasurer — met with the Execu­ Swaggart, who reaches around The daughter of Queen Elizabeth II was greeted baseball bats, hurling bottles and the world with broadcast ser­ the Executive Presbytery should tive Presbytery on Thursday. at Maputo International Airport by Health shouting racial slurs chased two Election spending require a longer suspension. Louisiana District officials had mons and contributes $12 million Minister Dr. Fernando Vaz. The royal entourage blacks from their neighborhood. a year to the foreign missions But Carlson refused to describe no comment Friday. then drove to the Maputo offices of Save the Nudelman said Kalafut had the content of Executive Presby­ Juleen ’Tumage, spokeswoman programs of the Assemblies of Children Fund, where the princess was briefed by been “ taught to hate blacks” and Uft » S l ^ ■ Yi«l« S*. l-kik n,l s«lr TMbMu. P-iH W » « . Mlli, KnM ek. reform loses again for the Springfield headquarters, God, stepped down from his sentenced him to perform 200 Bororly MalBm. Dt«ai« (YiriMi ^ tery discussions or any informa­ the charity’s field workers. 1 0 said earlier that if the Executive pulpit Sunday after confessing to hours of community service for Uft Ri|M: loonaotto Lm^^mm ami Man By Robert AA. Andrews tion or recommendations the Princess Anne is on a three-nation tour of Presbytery disagreed with the an undisclosed sin. the National Association for the The travel consultanU who have been Mrving you a t ^ l M O T The Associated Press group may have sent to Louisiana Africa which has already taken her to Uganda. Itavel/Glebe Travel have joined A b ^ Advancement of Colored People. She next flies to the East African nation of MaBchesier. ’Ihe angmeuted staff offers you emaaea iravei WASHINGTON — ’The Senate refused on Friday roasMlam services that are the resalt of “ “ y y*“ ” ®* for the eighth time in a year to allow a floor vote on a Somalia. experience In air, land, crnlse and has tonrs. 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David Boren, D-Okla., said, “ this is not the HIGH SCHOOL This^offer will he good anytime thru COLUMBUS, Ohio - Veteran rocker all if you have preschool children. end of the fight for campaign reform: this is but the Zanoa will be made an honorary secretary of Teach children not to sample "steps” and hair missing? w i beginning.’’ And Assistant GOP Leader Alan K. AUDITORIUM state n S t month for the voter registration drives plant leaves of any kind. If 1 2. Do you have to use a ton of hairspray to hold your hair In the month of March, 1988. someone eats part of a house Simpson of Wyoming agreed. 8:00 PM plant, call the PoUon Control Cen­ “ We’ve sliced the snake into seven sections and ***Secretei^ of"State Sherrod Brown ke would ter at once, or get other medical 3. D^you ask your stylist for a change but always end up the today we’ll lop off the head, for the eighth time, but it FRIDAY AND present the Grammy nominee with tee title when aid. Take along a sample of the will rise again from the sand," Simpson said. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7anna nlavs in Columbus next montn. r*°11i ***** ” ^‘’****- By all accounts, the bill was killed by unwavering b K who talked with the singer Wednesday 4. OtTyou ask for a soft perm and It ends up looking like Republican opposition to a provision that would 26-27 & MARCH 4-5 nlRht said workers would have voter r^stratlon tumbleweed? ^ , have given Senate candidates incentives tg limit GENERAL ADMISSION tebtes at Zappa’s March 6 concert at VeterMs I 5. Do you ever want a hair color to look soft, but end up looking voluntarily their spending in general election »8.00 Memorial Hall. He said he like a rainbow? campaigns starting in 1990. The ceilings would have thing at Zappa’s concert in Qeveland the night NaUoiMl Ctnitr« 6. Do you ever get your hair done, go home and do It all over ranged from $950,000 to $5.5 million, depending on STUDENTS AND the size of a state’s population. 348 Main Strom SENIOR CITIZENS *6.00 **"I din’t know a lot of his songs, but I guess he’s ManchMtor Under the bill, special-interest political action got a new song out about fun^mentellrt ,,, KffRNCiiWiHEMMPr, wnwtRNK'mK BEST!!! committees could have supplied no more than 20 Swachers called ’Jesus Thinks You’re a Jerk, 649-1025 percent of a participating candidate’s funds. In 1986, CALL 640-7584,647-8824 said Brown. these PACs accounted for more than half the FOR TICKET INFORMATION campaign money spent by more than 200 House and Senate candidates, most of them incumbents. Soon SDI may be viewed as a disease OHNION WASHINGTON - what the future may bring. Grumman Social Security and the like. The Reagan adminis­ Space Systems and Lockheed Missile Common Cause and its allies want tration is on its way out, and Space Co. are 11 months into a to enlist the help of tax-reform groups TH9 HILLS /jg ft Al tflTH THe S O W O F- ^ j . and with it goes the competitive ground-demonstration and of the retired person’s lobbies, Potomac Potpourri protection for the presi­ program. Their research is supposed which have a stake in low inflation. dent’s pet project, the Jack to take 34 months and cost $304 Among the problems the reformers Strategic Defense Initi­ million. would face: ’The powerful lobbies of ative, or Star Wars. Anderson Outrageous pandering The Air Force has a second the older Americans may be all for Pentagon bureaucrats program that could also feel the hot cutting defense spending, but would Rep. Bill Gray, D-Pa., chairman of the House are biting their nails, W4lPHeiMl breath of Congress because of the almost certainly be against increased and SDI is not their only Budget Committee, recently came up with a new taint of SDI. That is the Space taxes and Medicare payments, or concern. way to entice other lawmakers to attend his Surveillance and Tracking System. deceased pensions and Social Our sources say that any program fund-raisers — he gave them $1,000 each for their Treaty when it comes to Star Wars. While BSTS keeps track of Soviet Security. own campaign. that might look like a cousin of SDI The treaty implies that if research on missiles in the booster phase, SSTS is A broad economic crusade would be The novelty had another twist. Gray, who is in could also be in danger if Congress space-based weapons goes ahead, the designed to track the missiles after a departure for Common Cause and the midst of a heated battle for chairman of the decides to wipe out any vestiges of ^viets and Americans must sit down they are little into space. That smacks would force some compromise by the House Democratic caucus, was questioned by some Star Wars. Military strategists are for renegotiations. loudly of Star Wprs, but even SSTS has other groups. But some of the activists colleagues who wondered about the motive behind calling it “ the leprosy effect.” any­ In 1985. Reagan signed a secret a non-SDI function — general surveil­ feel that there is simply no other way his generosity. thing that has touched SDI is in national security directive that said lance of space. to reform the economy. They believe danger of being tainted. One Democrat, who supports Gray told the administration had found new that only a dedicated and broad group The Air Force is so worried that it reporters, “ This is the most outrageous, obvious ways to interpret the ABM treaty, but Bork alumni of outsiders can do what Congress and pandering I have ever seen.” has moved about $1 billion worth of that as long as Congress went along the president have been unable to do. neA strategic programs out from under Some of the diverse groups that In a letter to his colleagues in the Pennsylvania with funding for SDI, there would be the SDI umbrella. It’s a paper shuffle banded together to fight the Supreme delegation, encouraging them to attend the no need for any creative When In Rome that may not work, even though most interpretation. Court nomination of Robert Bork are fund-raising dinner. Gray said he hoped “ to (set) a of the programs were begun before informally discussing a second coali­ Japan -may be the king of the foreign new trend in campaign fund-raising." With Reagan on the way out. Reagan launched the SDI research in Congress may feel free to use the tion. Members of the citizens’ group car manufacturers, but Japanese “ It’s the first thousand-dollar-a-plate dinner 1983. ABM treaty to whittle away at bits Common Cause are talking to their diplomats in this country appear to where only the food gets the bite put on it,” he said. Congress has already ordered an and pieces of SDI. on the grounds that allies in the Bork fight about how they have at least a slight preference for “ If you come to the dinner, you get a thousand investigation of one program that for they violate the agreement. can force the government to be more American autos. A spokeswoman at dollars for your campaign." a time was bundled up with SDI The investigation of BSTS ordered fiscally responsible. the Japanese embassy in Washington, Gray said his fund-raising efforts have been Open Fornm research. It is the Boost Surveillance by Congress is seen by some in the Air President Reagan is wedded to high D.C.. conducted a count for us and strong, and he wanted to “ spread his good fortune and Tracking System — an early- Force as the first step toward deficits because he won’t sacrifice the reported that Japanese diplomats in around.” warning space sensor originally de­ canceling the program because of its defense budget and he won’t raise the capital and at other consulates in Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla., who also is running formed. It was instrumental in signed to detect the launch of Soviet possible conflicts with the ABM taxes. The alumni of the Bork fight — the United States own 266 cars, and to John 0. Nelson. 102 Wetherell for the caucus chair, criticized Gray's tactics. organizing the neighborhood and missiles. It can also be used to guide treaty. Many lawmakers see BSTS as including consumer gfoups, women’s that 53 percent of them are American Fund-raiser helps St., Unit 36, Manchester 06040. “ We made the decision that we are not getting keeping the issues before public our own missiles to bring down Soviet a wolf in sheep’s clothing — an SDI groups and civil rights organizations made. Forty-five percent are Japa­ weapons, and that gives it an SDI — found out how much muscle they nese and 2 percent are German. ’The into the money-giving game,’ said Synar. “ We have terminally ill child Alan B. Goldstein leaders. LOOM used every oppor­ program disguised as an early- connection. Congress is worried that have, and now they may try to force reason, according to the embassy, is assisted other members with fundraisers and 90 Braeside Crescent tunity of express its displeasure warning system. To the Editor: BSTS might violate the 1972 Anti- Congress to take drastic action. Their that American cars are cheaper. Last things, but we’re running this campaign based on Manchester with the development. The report for Congress on BSTS is my merits.” As we worked through LOOM Ballistic Missile Treaty. due within a couple of weeks. program would be based on raising year, 64 percent of the new cars sold in Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, D-Ohio, the third On Sunday, Feb. 21, the town of and asked others to sign the As we have reported in the past. In the meantime, the Air Force is taxes and cutting defense spending this country were American made Manchester rallied together at and entitlements — federal pensions. candidate in the caucus race, refused to comment. petition, we realized that most of Reagan has danced around the ABM moving ahead with BSTS in spite of and 26 percent were Japanese. the Masonic Temple for a com­ the citizens of Manchester really munity breakfast. The sponsors LOOM’S victory didn’t want this new business. Matchmaking at State of the breakfast — B’nai B’rith, Almost every person we talked to UNICO. Knights of Columbus. belongs to town expressed his or her own outrage The State Department has found a new use for its Manchester Lodge of Masons 73. that a facility of this type could Gore: Dull, divisive, doomed computers. Friendship Lodge of Masons 145. To the Editor: encroach upon our town. In hopes of helping the spouses of U.S. diplomats and Tuscan Lodge of Masons 126 This encouragement from find jobs in American Embassies and other — raised more than $2,000 to send The recent announcements that other Manchester residents was By Chuck Stone “ On black issues. I ’m his pro.” party.” In turn, that threatened the overseas offices when they accompany their a terminally ill child to Walt Laser Games of Hartford has an important part of our motiva­ The first and only time I ever heard Democratic Party as the major Disney World for a week. husbands or wives on foreign assignments. State withdrawn its court appeal sig­ tion. Without it, we would have The winnowing is on a roll. After from the Gore for Presidentheadquar- national party and the Southern Department officials have started a computerized Donations from American Air­ nals a time for the citizens of felt alone in our effort to protect ters was a press release last year in a majority party. Out of that concern. lines, Stop & Shop, Avis, Reed’s “ Super’Tuesday.” (theSouthern-fried data bank for job matching. Manchester to be proud. our property. But with the en­ version of Iowa and New Ham ^hire). handwritten envelope (that got my Super ’Tuesday was conceived and Inc.; Al Sieffert, Highland Park Thanks to the computer, U.S. embassies and The idea of Laserquest, instead couragement, we felt a comfort­ the bipartisan surviving “ seven attention) announcing the appoint­ tailor-made for a Southern candidate Market and New England Dairies consulates can match job vacancies with the of supermarkets, to serve the ing bond with the people of dwarfs” will be: Democrats Michael ment of Thurgood Marshall Jr. as like Gore. Inc. of Hartford helped to support needs of neighborhood seems an Manchester as we worked to stop education, work experience and language skills of Dukakis. Richard Gephardt, Albert “deputy campaign manager for He’s a bright, nice and brilliantly this fund-raiser. As this year’s odd. surrealistic reversal that is a business that was not wanted. the spouses being assigned to overseas posts. Gore and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, and issues. ” That was tokenism at its best. bland mediocrity — with all of the chairman of Brotherhood in Ac­ hard to rationalize. We oppose the LOOM submitted more than The aim is to help alleviate the special problems Republicans George Bush. Robert Since then, I have received no press sincerity of a riverboat gambler. And tion of Manchester, I would principle when Andy’s was the 6,000 petition signatures, and the diplomatic families face at a time when many Dole and the Rev. Pat Robertson. release about his position onany issue. he’s so dull that he has received the personally like to thank the proposed site. Board of Directors, after strug­ foreign service wives no longer are content to least amount of network coverage of contribution companies. Wpiiecame active when Mott’s gling with many issues, enacted ’Thin-skinned Rev. Pat doesn’t like Gore has yet to issue any statements spend their time overseas doing charity work. all the candidates, according to a However, without the unending was named as the proposed site. an ordinance that restricted having his clerical title mentioned, but on civil rights or take any positions monthly survey. Despite his Tennes­ The program also is helping cope with the support, cooperation and dedica­ We shared our neighbors’ con­ amusement centers near public he can’t pretend his theological career that would offend the conservative see roots, the latest Atlanta Journal- increasing number of women diplomats with tion of John Nelson, Ed Moriarty. cerns about the shooting gallery facilities located in most neigh­ never existed. Nor can American South. That’s understandable, since Constitution poll showed Gore running working husbands. Joe Breznahan, Bob Locke, Joe concept, late hours, and in­ borhoods. This, as we expected, pretend that it is not burdened with the regional roots are the only rationale in third place. (Maybe, the South will Because of restrictions imposed by language, Hachey, Jay Goldstein, Harold creased traffic flow. was soon challenged in court. most anesthetic group of candidates for Gore’s campaign. Gore is running rise again after all!) local laws and customs and traditional restrictions Brody, Charlie Nichols, Jim On the day the plan was The Zoning Board of Appeals ever assembled for so rousing a as the Southern candidate represent­ on what diplomatic dependents properly can do, Bouchard, the kitchen crew and announced, the neighborhood provided another way for us to challenge. Were it not for the ing a region where 1,168 of the 4,160 Nobody in his right mind expects the chances for spouses to find work overseas are other volunteers, too numerous to realized it faced an uphill battle. protect and eventually ruled that controversial twosome of charismatic Democratic delegates will be picked Jesse Jackson to clean up in the South few. mention, this event would not Construction appeared to have this use of the building was not Jackson and miracle-worker Robert­ on "Super’Tuesday,” March 8. and sweep on to the presidency. His The liaisonjoffice’s new computer system, have been the success it was. started, only a few elected allowed. This ruling was also son , voters could use the daily exercise Since the disillusionment of Jimmy only chance to win the majority of §2 officially called the family members skill bank, I would like to thank Nancy officials objected to the game, the challenged in court. in telegenic tedium as a substitute for Carter’s presidency, the South has Super Tuesday delegates depends on a aims at furthering that process by advising Concelman of the Manchester zoning enforcement officer said The decision of Laser Games to sleeping pills. lusted for redemption. Jhe region also split in the “ good oT boy” vote. overseas missions in advance of the training and Herald for her outstanding article the new facility was allowed, and drop its appeals signals the end of Of all the candidates, however. Sen. has felt that the Democratic Party was But Gore epitomize the divisive promoting this event. Also, a talents of dependents who are to be assigned there newspapers reported apathy and the process and the final victory Albert Gore Jr. is lackluster sui kow-towing to “ special interests” and Southern notion that only his region special thank-you to the spouses so the information can be considered in job-staffing lack of interest in the in the campaign. It is a victory in generis. He’s dull, the rationale for his ignoring the “ good oT boys.” can produce an acceptable candidate. of the participants for their moral neighborhood. "You’ve got computer virus. Simultaneously, the Democratic Until the South believes It too can plans. which all the citizens of Manches­ candidacy is divisive, and his pros­ support and help. Fortunately, several church ter can take pride. Their support There’s a lot of It going pects for nomination are doomed. My Party was witnessing a rebirth of the produce “the bestand the brightest” to The door prize winners were leaders started the petition cam­ and encouragement motivated us one encounter with the Gore campaign two-party system in the South. Now it’s run thiscountry as Americans, instead Jim Holms and Jim Bouchard, paign while the rest of us were and the town to find the legal around these days." recalls a ditty we sang with squeaky as respectable for white Southerners of as Southerners, this nation will be who donated his winnings to the still deciding what to do. The to vote Republicans as it is to eat fried plagued by regional and racial iHaiirliralrr» Hrrali'i avenues which prevented this innocence in Sunday school: Shrine Hospital in Springfield. petition voiced opposition to the encroachment. We thank them "Jesus loves me, this I know. chicken on Sunday after church divisiveness. Founded In 1881 Hiis is truly Brotherhood in violence implied when one is for their kind words and help. “ For the Bible tells me so. ” services. PENNY M S IE F F E R T...... PublUher Action. encouraged to solve problems by This victory belongs to them. In presidential year 1988, a reprise During the past eight years, Ronald Q EO R Q E T C H A P P E L L ...... Editor Anyone who was unable to pointing a weapon and blasting on my prepubescent faith contends: Reagan succeeded in transforming Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Executive Editor attend but would like to make a away. Will and Carol Clevenger “ Al Gore loves me, this I know the Republican Party Into the “ white Philadelphia Daily News. MARtE P G R A D Y ...... city Editor donation can send a check made LOOM, which stands for Laser- ALEXANDER G IR E L LI...... Associate Editor SO Hilltop Drive payable to Brotherhood in Action games out of Manchester, Manchester Church Bidlctiii Board ~ Kitchen not easy to build

very helpful in debugging the new Church BuDetin Board Religious Services Editor’s note: This column is St Mary’s Episcopal Church building and handling those many prepared by the staff of the extra jobs that cropped up after ’The following events are planned for the coming Manchester Area Conference of MACC News rist, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 South United Methodist Church, 1226 we thought we were done. These Assemblies of God o.m .; cotfee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Lady Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. week at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church: Churches. Chapel open afternoons; public healing were very tedious tasks and we Church of Christ Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Sunday — 7:30 and 9; 30 a.m., holy eucharlst; 3; 45 service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ are very grateful to Ray, Harry The following events are planned for the Church of 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. p.m., confirmation class;.? p.m., youth. Bv Nancy Carr second grant from DHR ($70,000) Rev. Kenneth L. GuStafson,pastor. 9:30 dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship service; and Charlie for their help. Christ in the coming week: o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 643-9203. 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Executive Director has been approved. This means preschoolers. (647-9141) “ Our next project, following Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes: 10 a.m., worship ship, child-care and nursery; 7:00 p.m., St. Marys Episcopal Church, Park vestry. we can now fund all the kitchen evening service of praise and Bible the kitchen and pantry, will be to with sermon, “ Chosen to be Saved; ” 6 p.m., worship and Church streets, Manchester An­ Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 5 p.m.,Cappella The acquisition and renovation and food pantry renovations. preaching. (644-1102) drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Mormon complete the third level and the with sermon, “ Hymns We Sing.” Choir; 7:30 p.m., day school committee meeting. of a building to house the “The state Department of assistant rector. Worship: 7 :30a.m.and building exterior. Hopefully, that Monday — Hearts of Fire” video series, 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 a jn .; The Church ef Jesus Christ et Latter- We(lnesday — 7 and 10 a.m., holy communion; Emergency Shelter and the daily Housing also provided an addi­ Baptist babv-sIHIng, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ will be in the latter half of 1988 and Manchester and Ellington Bible study groups. 10:45 a.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. feeding program has been a tional grant to construct a park­ Community Baptist Church, 585 E. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., next year we can report a fully Tuesday — 7 p.m., East Windsor Bible study: 7:30 (649-4583) sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday Thursday — 1:30 p.m.. Manor service; 4 p.m.. major undertaking for the confer­ ing lot in back with the help of the Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. completed building.” p.m.. East Hartford Bible study. Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m .,priest­ Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m., ence. Renovations to the ground town Human Services Depart­ worship service; 9:15 a.m ., church hood and relief society. (643-4003 or We are most indebted alsd to Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes. Gospei evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible study. ' floor, scheduled to be completed ment and the town engineers who school. Nursery core provided. (643- 228-3715) the committee members them- Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study. 0537) Church et the Living Oed, an evangel- Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. last summer, were delayed again are doing the design work. Icol, full-gospel church, Robertson selves; Skip Johnson, Jim Meek, Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. and again by unforeseen (and Off-street parking .will be^a big ' Manchester. Rev. James Bellaspv, School, North School Street, Manches­ Nationai Cathoiic Newell Curtis and to those who pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. sometimes unforeseeable) snags. help. Community Baptist Church Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. St. John the Baptist Polish Notional gave so much of their time in 1987 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Catholic Church, 23 Golwoy St., Man­ Trinity Covenant Church This particular MACC commit­ ‘ ’We were also very fortunate to service. (646-5316) Nursery and Sunday school. to the committee on a volunteer Here are the activities pianned for the coming Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, tee has been meeting for more receive, as a donation, much of First Bopllst Church, 240 Hlllstown pastor. Sundov mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, The following events are scheduled for the coming consulting basis: architect Robin week at Community Baptist Church: Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bols- -than two years — sometimes the major kitchen equipment school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., vert,pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ 8 a.m. (643-5906) week at Trinity Covenant Church: Hewey and kitchen equipment Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes; 10:30 day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock every week — in- an .effort to items such as a refrigerator, evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week Today — 6:30 p.m.. Covenant Women’s Family expert Roger McDermott. a.m., worship with the Rev. Linda Haughton; 6 service. Nursery at all services. (649- coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturdoy of untangle the problems and get a freezer, service line, etc., from the month. Nazarene Night; 8 p.m., basketball game. ’The ground floor cooking and p.m., bell choir; youth fellowhsips. 7509) functional kitchen in place. Their the First Hartford Realty Com­ First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 Full Oespel Interdeneminotienal Church ef the Nazarene, 236 Main St., Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship, with feeding area will also house the Monday — 7 p.m., Kerygma Bible study; Gilbert Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior report (written by Skip Johnson) pany. Although this equipment is Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., the Rev. Norman E. Swensen preaching, “ Losingto MACC Emergency Pantry. Those and Sullivan. Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of to the annual meeting and to you used, it is high quality and in good Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7- outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; Gain; ” 9:30 a.m^, Sunday Bible school; 10:15 a.m., of you who have lugged food Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., bell choir; 7 p.m.^, Gilbert Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 details some of this year’s condition. All we had to do was 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church coffee and fellowhsip; Covenant Women’s Sunday. donations up to the second floor of and Sullivan. Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m ., special Bible studies; Wednesday and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise highlights. move it from Meriden. a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening ot 7:30 p.m ., worship service. Prayer service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La Center Church know how heavy Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible study; 6:45 p.m.. line, 646-8731, 24 hours, -r .I’Last year, we were all able to “ The kitchen and pantry were service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) Strada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m., chairmen’s supper. canned goods can be. The pro­ Boy Scout Troop 123; 7 p.m., choir rehearsal: 7:30 p.m . (643-9359) Oespel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ report the completion of the designed by our new architect. ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45o.m., Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., women’s p ra y er, posed parking lot will enable p.m., Christian life study, Rizzo home, 40 Olcott St. sleeping area and dedication of Dennis Davey, Inc., who was very Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Pentecostai breakfast at La Strada Restaurant; 7 p.m., senior donors to drive right up to the Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers: 6:30 p.m., Christian Science the shelter. This year, we can helpful in accommodating our 187 high youth; men’s and women’s seminars; choir door of the food storage area for bell choir; 7 p.m., choir. Church of the Living God; United Pentecostal Church, finally report that the first level needs into design. ’The construc­ First Church el Christ, Scientist, 447 Jehovah’s Witnesses Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. practice. both Shepherd’s Place and the 7:30 p.m., Bible study, Petrie home, 16 Maple St., N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ kitchen and pantry have been tion is being perfonned by M&L church service, Sunday school, and JehevaHs Witnesses, 647 Tolland day school; 11 a.m.-morning worship; 6 Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class. Emergency Pantry. South Windsor; Scrabble Club. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 designed, m ajor equipment ac- Construction Corporation and is care tor small children. (649-1446) p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Friday — 7 p.m., junior high youth. Our thanks to the latest contrib­ Friday — noon. Women in Ministry. Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, - quired and renovations started progressing well. Harry Carr is p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 chester. (649-8982) ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's and really “ cooking” as of this our Clerk of the Works for the first utors to the Fuel Bank; M.H. p.m., congregotlan book study; Sun­ prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Emanuel Lutheran Church Massaro, Mary Arpin, Pamela North United Methodist Church day, 9:30 a.m ., public talk; 10:20 a.m., (649-9848) report. Major construction level renovation and is doing an Church of Christ Wotchtower study. (646-1490) Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church should be completed by March excellent job in handling all those Murphy, Frances -Idzkowski, David and Myra Scott, Rosem ­ The following activities are planned for the Church at Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Jewish — Conservative Presbyterian for the coming week include: and hopefully the kitchen and issues that arise during a project coming week at North United Methodist Church; streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worhsip: 9:45 a:m., Sunday pantry programs can be moved in and must be resolved uromntlv arie Papat Donald and Jane pulpit minister. (Jareth Flanarv, evan­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, Richter, Thomas and Mary Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship with the Rev. gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Templo Both Sholom, 400 E. Middle Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ church school; nursery, 10 a..m., adult forum; 11 shortly thereafter. ‘"rhe kitchen and pantry were a.m ., Bible classes; 10 a.m ., worship; 6 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, a.m., worship; holy communion; nursery; C.C. designed by our new architect. McKeough, Eyleen Alexander, William Trench, preaching “Laughing at the Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; “ All this soumis great, but it p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., 9:30 o.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sundoy Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7; 30 p.m.. Property Dennis Davey, Inc. who was very St. M ary’s Episcopal Church, and - Promises; ” 9 a.m., adult Bible group, nursery; Bible study. Nursery provided for all Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Seryl- school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ was not that easy> When we 10:30 a.m., church school, nursery: 11:30 a.m., services. (646-2903) ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer helpful in accommodating our Walter and Irene Flsette. a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue (or Committee. , „ . ^ completed the tear-out of the first Young People’s Choir; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth meeting. (742-7222) Tuesday — 10 a.m., C.C.C.: Old Guard; 4 i^.m., needs into design. The construc­ Congregational Friday service time. (643-9563) FrosbytiH’lan Church ot Manchostor, level last year we discovered Fellowship; 7 p.m., sacred dance; ecumenical 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rey. Ri­ staTf. more work was needed than we tion is being performed by M &L prayer. Beltun Canproaotlanol Ghurch, 228 Jewish — Reform chard Gray,'postor. 10;30a.m., worship Wednesday - 9:30 a.m., quilting; 10 a.m., anticipated. In the end we re­ Construction Corporation and-is Bolton Center Road, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday THE Monday — 7 p.m., Music Committee; Worship Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Tomple Both Hlllol, 1001 Foster St. school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. mothers’ morning; 6 p.m., soup and sandwich; 7 placed the main sewer line, progressing well. Harry Carr is Committee. ter. 10 o.m., worship service, nursery, Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- (6434)906) p m., Jjcnten service; 7:45 p.m., choir practice. replaced all the support column our Clerk of the Works for the first BIBIE church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service: 7 p.m.. Belle level renovation and is dping an Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., T.O.P.S.; 7:30 p.m., 11:15 a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. footings, patched the foundation ecumenical prayer; 8 p.m., parables study at office or 647-8878 parsonage. second Friday ot each month. (644-8466) Roman Cathoiic Choir. and poured a new four-inch-thick excellent job in handling all those SPEAKS Center Cenprepotlenol Church, 11 Friday — 7 p.m.. Leadership 88 issues that arise during a project by parsonage. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Church of the Assumption, Adorns concrete floor, ’This took time and Eugono Browor Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. Lenten study and Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Lutheran Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. additional funds. and must be resolved promptly. Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. “ Ray Gelting has also spent prayer: 1 p.m.. Over 60s; 3:30 p.m.. Green Lodge Robert J. Bills, minister of vlsltatlons; Concordia Luthoran Church (E L C A ), Joseph Porel, assistant pastor! Satur­ South United Methodist Church “ Fortunately, we were able to While Roman rule In the first visitation. Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastoremerl- 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. day moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at request additional funds ($65,000) considerable time all last year century sporadically pqraecuted tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ 7:30 o.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m. and noon. ■ Here are the activities planned for this week at from the state Department of coordinating the design with the church school, 10 a.m . (647-9941) nold T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. (643-2195) the church. It furnished'"a rela­ Concordia Lutheran Church First Cenprepcrtlenal Church ef An­ Schedule; 8a.m .,holycom m unlon; 9:15 St. Bortholomovts Church, 741 F. Sguth United Methodist Church; Human Resources (D H R ), and architect, coordinating the acqui­ tively high degree of law and dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard a.m., church school, adult education, Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. ''Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10; 45 a.m., we have just received confirma­ sition and moving of the major order. The Apostle Paul In­ Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 o.m., confirmation forum; 10:30 a.m. holy Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday worship with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching Here are the activities which have been planned worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. communion. Nursery core all hours. mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, tion from Dr. Ted Lewis that a equipment. Charlie Cone was also structed Christians In the Impe­ for this week at Concordia Lutheran Church; Nursery care provided. (742-7696) (649-5311) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) “ The Crown and the Cross;” conimissioning of rial city Itself to submit to govern­ Sunday — Sand 10; 30 a.m., holy communion; 9; 15 First CenprepnMenol Church ef Cov­ Emanuel Luthoran Church,60 Church St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., work team to Dominica: 5 p.m., confinnation class; ing authorities, for they exist by entry, 1171 Main St., Caventrv. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and a.m., church school; adult education; confirmation Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. God's establishment, Romans forum. ship; 9:30 a.m ., church school In (3iurch emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m ., worship Saturday moss 5 p.m .; Sunday masses Monday — 10 a.m., A.A. Thoughts 13:1-2. Lane House. Nursery care provided. with holdv communion on first, third at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship 4 Music (742-8487) and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m ., Sunday noon. (643-2403) Assuredly God does not di­ Committee; agoraphobia support. Second Ceneregatlonai Church, 385 church school; 11 a.m., worship with St. James Church, 896 Main St., study group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. holy communion on the second and Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukawskI, Wednesday — 4; 30 p.m.. Junior Choir: 6:30 p.m., display the gleam of a sunning rectly put madmen In ruling posi­ Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; 6:30 p.m., Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship fourth Sundays. (643-1193) Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, That is why I am going to lure tions. But the principle of civil Wesley Bell Ringers: 7:30 p.m., Chantiel Choir; painted turtle — or three. There catechetics classes; 8 p.m., basketball. service, Sunday school, and nurservfor Latvian Lutheran Church ot Man­ AAsgr. Edward J. Reordon. Saturday her and lead her out into the rule is God's way of maintaining children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. chester, 21 (Jarden St., Manchester. masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday follows the thick lushness — Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day; 10:30 a.m., Cocaine Anonymous; Bible study, 377 Sring St. wilderness and speak to her order In an otherwise chaotic (649-2863) (643-2051) masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., almost stench of hot August and agoraphobia support; 1:30 p.m., A A R P; 7 p.m., Second Cengregotlenol Church et Prince ot Peace Luthoran Church, noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir: Finance- heart. Hosea 2:16. world. And we are to give respect evening prayer: 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir; 7:30 C e vo n ^, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., Stewardship Commission. so quickly comes the color, then and honor to those due It. Rom. try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. William Dauthwalte, pastor. Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes end the crackling brown leaves and p.m., Bible study. lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Schedule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Seasons 13:7. Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible class; 7:30 p.m., Shelter church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 a.m., Sunday schoal, first and thrd team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., the honk of a stretched-neck a.m ., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Sundays. (742-7548) Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m .; Unitarian Universaiist Society Canada sentry. At long last (or We should be grateful for civil Advisory Committee: women’s A.A. church school, Grode 7 to adult; 11:15 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church confesslans 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. I ’ve been on the pond in every government. It Is easy to find Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High (742-6655) The Unitarian Universaiist Society; East is season several times now and first) eight inches of snow co­ Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron vered ice invites us to walk up to fault. In any social group you can planning a guest Sunday this week. The Rev. Diana each has Its own connectedness vided. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worship; Road, Bolton. The Rey. William J. deserted wood duck houses and find “bad eggs.” But we should be Center Congregational Church Tolcettvllle Congregational Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Olesik, pastor. Saturday massatSp.m.; Heath wilt speak on the topic, “ We are the Unitarian and separateness. One cannot be grateful for this nation of free­ Main Street and Elm Hill Road, munion first and third Sunday. (649- Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. Universalists; People, Programs, Principles. as it is without the others and yet see what’s left — unhatched eggs. Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald 4243) and 11 a.m. (643-4466) damp frozen wood chips — and dom, this state of constitutional Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Friends and others in the community are welcome each has its own character. law, and this town of basic de­ feathers. A sense of forbiddeness tional Church include: a.m., worship service and church to come and learn more about Unitarian Universal- cency and humanitarian con­ school. (649-0815) Methodist Saivation Army — these once sacred houses, this Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; 10. a.m., ism. The service is at 10:30 a.m. Spring comes all too slowly cerns. Such gratitutde focuses on usually unwalkable surface and birthday Sunday; nursery and toddler care; church Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Solvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ after the. hard cold winter. My the positives and minimizes the Covenant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- this especially quiet air — dor­ school; 11:15 a.m., social hour; 1 to 3 p.m.. Center Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., church lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Peace and Justice Committee hands are cold in the morning air negatives. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Church Youth. school; 11 a.m., worship service, o.m ., holiness meeting; 6 p.m ., solvo- as early migrants explore the mant. But soon... matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman nursery. (649-3472) tlon meeting. (649-7787). Peace and Justice Committee of the Monday — 7:30 p.m., stewardship. Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, ’The grey-brown shoreline bushes. All CHURCH OF CHRIST North United Methodist Church, 300 Manchester Area Conference of Churches will Rev. Ernest Harris Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers' group; 3; 30 p.m.. associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwomb, Parker St., Monchester, Dr. William C. too soon these same bushes will youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Universaiist ^ on sor a neace vigil on Friday at 6; 30 p.m. at the Chaplain LydBlI & Vtmon SIrBBtB Pilgrim Choir; 6 'p.m., confirmation; 7:30 i>.m., worship services; 9:30 a.m ., Bible be blossomed and buzzing with nett, visitotlon minister. Schedule: 9 Church of the Assumption. The Stations Department of Pastoral Care search committee: diaconate. school. (649-2855) and 10;30a.m., worshipservice; 9a.m.. Unitarian Universaiist Society-East, thousands of bees. In the heat of Phont: 64B-2M3 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. service will immediately follow this peace vigil, for Manchester Memorial Hospital Wednesday — 8; 30 a.m., healing prayers, church adult Bible studv; 10:30 a.m., church July every bog or stump will Episcopai school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., those who wish to remain. iibrary; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery care and youth reli­ St. Oeorgds Episcopal Church, 1150 gious educotlon. Coffee hour offer Thursday — 6:30p.m., Center Ringers; 7:30p.m., Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (649- 3696.) service. (646-5151) Bethel teachers; long range planning. Holllger. Sunday worship: holyeucho- MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 27.19M 17

Engagements

4 ^ . FOCUS Artist

1 sculpts happiness

By Nancy Pappas Manchester Herald M'S!.

hile most people leave their L imaginary friends behind in -M 2 LiH. elementary school. Richard Karen Hanna Miller, a Manchester artist, Suzanne Killian ' Karen Evans Kimberly Goodenow W created his first fictitious , James Mindek Daniel Campanelli John Dundon Jr. David Lauzon companion the year he turned 40. First came Dominick, a leopard-man Hanna-Mindek who’d be eight feet tall if he could ever rise Killian-Campanelli Evans-Dundon Goodenow-Lauzon from his flowered chair. Mrs. C. Edward Hanna of 25 Dom was followed by the Zimmermans, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Killian of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Evans of 140 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodenow of Femwood Drive, Bolton, announces a pair of slender zebra people with manes i f Arcellia Drive announce the engage­ Still Field Road announce the engage­ Simpsonville. S.C.. announce the the engagement of her daughter. that look rather like the spiked hairdos ment of their daughter, Suzanne J. ment of their daughter, Karen Ann engagement of their daughter. Kim­ Karen Frances Hanna, to James which are currently in vogue. Then came Killian, to Daniel J. Campanelli, son Evans, to John Joseph Dundon Jr., berly Kay Goodenow of Manchester, Matthew Mindek, son of Richard and the crane-woman. Sarah, whose wisdom of Barbara Campanelli and stepson of son of John J. Dundon Sr. of East to David Allan Lauzon, son of Mr. and Lois Mindek Sr. of Willington. The and calm are reflected in her serene face. Leona Campanelli of Stafford Hartford and the late Dorothy S. Mrs. Joseph A. Lauzon of Adams bride-elect is also the daughter of the Each of Miller’s friends' is a sculpture Springs. He is also the son of the late Dundon. Street. late Clarence E. Hanna. done in fiberglass resins, built up slowly Dominic A. Campanelli Jr. The bride-elect is a graduate of Ea st The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of over a .base of wood, plaster, steel, The bride-elect is a graduate of Catholic High School and Manchester Riverside High School and Auburn Bolton High School, Bay Path Junior styrofoam and copper tubing. Manchester High School and is Community College. She is attending Career Center, Painesville, Ohio. She To the public, these characters certainly College and Central Connecticut State employed by the Phoenix Mutual Central Connecticut State University, is a sales administrator for SPM aren’t invisible — In fact, they command University. She is employed by the Insurance Co., Hartford. working for her bachelor’s degree. Instrument Inc. of Marlborough. attention in any room or gallery. University of Connecticut. The prospective bridegroom is a She is employed by Aetna Life and The prospective bridegroom is a But Miller may soon be unable to see his The prospective bridegroom is a David Kool/ManchuHf Htrald graduate of Stafford High School and Casualty, Windsor, as a senior pro­ 1980 graduate of Manchester High friends. He is going blind. graduate of Windham High School, the University of Connecticut. He is duction analyst. School and is employed as a letter At 42. he is losing his eyesight to juvenile the University of Connecticut, and fiberglass is painted over a structure of wood, metal employed by First Investors Corp. of The prospective bridegroom is a carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. diabetes, an illness which has played FERTILE IMAGINATION — Surrounded by his Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ Glastonbury. graduate of Howell Cheney Regional East Hartford. havoc with his life. imaginary friends at his 32A McGuire Lane home, pipes and carved styrofoam. sity. He is employed by the University A March 11 wedding is planned at Vocational Technical School and is a A May 28 meeting is planned at the About 5,000 people lose their vision of Connecticut. Richard Miller explains the process by which Our Lady of Sorrows Church, partner of Corporate Electric. Church of the Assumotion. annually through complications related to An Oct. 14 wedding is planned at St. diabetes, according to the Juvenile Dia­ Hartford. A September wedding is planned. Phillip’s Church, Ashford. betes Foundation, in West Hartford. Diabetes is one of the leading causes of to fear, then adjust to. his handicaps. than as a new and welcome challenge, he blindness in America, said Debby White of He was first troubled by a loss of vision said. ^ , Manchester, past president of the Connec­ when he was living in Texas, earning a “ But I ’m really so glad now that I came Births W eddings ticut chapter of the foundation. good living as a popular painter on the to this (sculpting),” he said. “ I found out Thus far. Miller is not one of these gallery circuit in Dallas and Houston. that I can put these entities together and statistics — he has retained some of his Even then, he was plagued with diabetes- they can live on their own. They relate to Mason, Colleen Elizabeth, daughter O’Brien-Lutzen Hartford. vision. He has lost most of the vision in one related problems. His stamina is poor, and people, and absolutely everyone reacts. No of P eter J. and Linda Vecchione The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate eye. and about 65 percent in the other. He he experienced blackouts, failing kidneys one feels neutral about these characters. Mason of 26 View St., was born Jan. 31 Susan Elizabeth Lutzen, daughter of Windsor High School and a 1982 c'an^ake out objects if they’re within six and nerve damage. Tliey either enjoy them or they feel at Manchester Memorial Hospital. of Norman Lutzen of East Hartford graduate of E.C. Goodwin Technical or seven feet, he says, but almost But between stays in the hospital, and absolutely spooked.” He attributes this both to the personali­ Her maternal grandparents are Eli­ and Mrs. Beverly Januska of Man­ School. He is a partner of Associated everything else is a blur. sometimes right in the hospital rooms. ties of his buddies, and to their enormous zabeth and Alfred Vecchione of chester, and Robert Anthony O’ Brien, Plumbing and Heating and O’Brien That would frighten and depress others, Miller produced humorous, often sarcastic size. ’T v e never been interested in doing of 68 Monument Hill Road. Coventry, Brothers Construction. but to Miller It’s a source of joy. Back in oaintings filled with fantasy creatures, Bethesda, Md. Her paternal grand­ just small figurines, because basically I mother is Marion Mason of Beverly, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. 1976, doctors told him that he would be characters from mythology, or friends completely blind within five to eight years. placed in unusual settings. think they’re just dust collectors,” he said. Mass. She has a brother, Brian, 2. O’Brien of Windsor, were married “ But these — well, they leap right out at Dec. 5 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. No bathing allowed here The fact that he can see at all is a bonus. He could finish about four paintings a Holmes, Chase Ryan, son of James “ I ’m the guy who’s beaten the odds.” month. Miller said, which was enough to you. You can’t ignore them.” The Rev. Ronald Fournier and the ESSEX — Until the Crusades, the At various times, individual members of H. and Wendy Wilson Holmes of 124 Miller said, with obvious pleasure. keep his customers and the galleries Rev. Las Heras officiated. The bride Miller’s menagerie have been exhibited at Sycamore Lane was born Jan. 31 at use of cosmetics as well as bathing in That’s not to say that life is simple for happy. was given in marriage by her father. galleries and museums. But on Sunday, the Manchester Membrial Hospital. His Northern Europe was frowned upon Miller. He lives on McGuire Lane, in As the blindness set in. Miller consulted Pam ela Quinn, sister of the bride, was first exhibit of all of Miller’s fiberglass maternal grandparents are Jack N by the church. It viewed personal housing for the elderly and handicapped. numerous doctors. Laser treatments matron of honor. Bridesmaids were grooming habits as a reminder of the bought him some time. But about five sculptures will open at The Artery Gallery, and Irene V. Wilson o f Vernon. His Since he cannot read the signs on Linda Young, sister of the bride, corrupt and decadent Roman Empire years ago. Miller said that he faced the fact located in Ellington High School on Maple paternal grandparents are Ronald approaching buses, he must step aboard Kim berly Caron and Robin Dousis. that he would be blind before long. Street in Ellington. The exhibit will go on and Wilma Holmes of Manchester. that had occupied their lands for and ask drivers their destinations. Jennifer Lewie was flower girl. years, says the E.E. Dickinson Witch “ They (drivers) get pretty annoyed, At that time, he returned to Manchester, through March 28. Miller, whose tiny apartment is now Best men were Dennis O’Brien, and Hazel Co. pretty impatient,” said Miller. where he had been raised, and he enrolled crowded with his characters, is looking William F. O’Brien brothers of the But the alternative is even more as a student in Manchester Community Fletcher, David Albert III, son of forward to observing the public reaction to David A. and Beth Summers Fletcher groom. Ushers were Robert Lutzen Skin lotions and perfumes were unpleasant, he said. He has made three College. At the school, sculpture and and Patrick Sullivan. among the exotic things brought back disastrous odysseys, including one to ceramics professor John Stevens worked his imaginary friends. Jr. of 77 Birch St., was born Feb. 12 at “ I ’m creating my own mythology, he After a reception at the Aqua ’Turf to Northern Europe by the knights Rocky Hill when he was trying to get back with Miller as he made the transition from Manchester Memorial Hospital. His said. “ It’s kind of an ideal race of DRAWING DRAMA — Even In the Club, Plantsville, the couple left on a who had gone off to fight in the to Manchester from the Medical Center in painting to sculpture. maternal grandparents are Jo Ann creatures, the best things about man and daylight. Miller must use two wedding trip to San Francisco and Crusades. “ I owe a lot to John, and to my friends at Summers of South Windsor and L.J. Farmington. the best things about animals. These “ Now 1 never get onto a bus unless I m the school,” said Miller. high-intensity lamps and a large Summers of Houston, Texas. His Tahiti. They are making their home in characters are beasts, but they’re more During the years between when the sure I know where it’s going,” he said. Originally, working as a sculptor did not magnifying glass in order to paternal grandparents are Jane Coventry. civilized than most of the folks you’ll Romans left, until the Crusades, the For Miller, the darkness has encroached particularly appeal to Miller. He faced the Fletcher of Vernon and David A. The bride is a 1980 graduate of complete a pen-and-ink drawing. % only lotions available were brewed by change as a matter of necessity, rather meet.” Fletcher of Arlington. Texas. He has a Manchester High School and is slowly, leaving plenty of time for the artist witches to be used as poisons or love brother. Christopher. 5. and a sister, employed as a technical support potions. Amy. 8. Mrs. Robert A. O’Brien representative at Ashton-Tate of East MANOHESTBB HERALP; Satui-ddy.-^eb.^: 19W - 19 Ig - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Choose a Consumer says Lynie Arden, home-business HOUSE OF THEWEEK —This truncated A-frame cottage flirting on the job. and 29percent product or service you like and The public blood-banking sys­ expert and author of the Work-at- with 1,064 square feet features a glass expanse across the would simply ignore married Reports are familiar with. If you care tem makes the blood donated by a Home Sourcebook. front with double doors, a living room with a mammoth Get to the root of troubles employees cheating on their little about housewares or loathe few people available to anyone in Home can be a natural starting spouses. Do the other 75 percent makeup, don’t get involved in stone fireplace and a circular staircase leading to the need. Occasional shortages are place for housewives who want to of plant food to assist natural have policies forbidding such ises to deliver your blood any­ selling these products, no matter second floor, which has two bedrooms. For more By Earl Aronson functions. We are helping met by appeals for more donors. work. Consulting and clerical The Associated Press activities? No. Only about 2 The AIDS epidemic, however, where in the continental U.S. how lucrative it may seem. Information about Plan HA1457G, write to architect Carl Weeders Guide nature.” percent do. within 12 hours, but you pay all work are the two most common Richard. Marc and Larry has raised fears that the disease types of home-based businesses. ■ Be realistic. Set achievable Qaiser, 33018 Grand River, Farmington, Mich. 48024. To get to the root of plant But employers couldn’t ignore transportation costs. guided me through the tidy, can be caught from tainted blood. .Another is direct sales. goals and be patient at the onset. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. troubles, you have to get to the these practices; some even had The chance that any one person to send water and nutrients to the modem plant where as youngs­ Some are seeking a way around "Direct selling gives women ■ Build a network. Make con­ root of the plant. That was the policies against them: Display-' will need blood in the next year, or roots. ters they had helped asseipble the system, a way to assure that the best of both worlds,” declares tacts and build relationships with philosophy of Ross Daniels when ing nude pictures or obscene even the next three years, is slim: “ The Ross Root Feeder offers root feeders on weekends and their own blood, not someone Paul Markovits. president of colleagues and customers. Thirls he pioneered in developing a root homeowners the same feed-as- cartoons. Telling dirty jokes or and in emergencies, those who’ve vacations. In the fertilizer, car­ else's, is available when they Avon Products, Inc., a company the best way to advertise that feeder for trees and shrubs 42 using obscene language and paid to store their blood may still Here’s the Answer you-water application that pro­ tridge assembly area, six mixing need it. known for its direct saleswomen you’re in business. years ago. gestures. Making lewd remarks have to depend on the public fessionals have been using for machines were painted different Enter the blood-storage com­ for more than a century. “ You Ross Daniels Co. of West Des and' sexual Innuendos. Wearing supply. ■ Play by the rules. Familiar­ years.” said Mrs. Daniels, who is colors — the choices of the panies. For a fee. they will store a work on your own at home and, at QUESTION: My husband had a finish it or should we just go Moines, Iowa, is still operated by provocative clothing. On-the-job Frozen red cells must first be ize yourself with local zoning laws in her 80s andiis still very active. operators. supply of your blood to be used the same time, you have a trusted triple bypass in 1986. He resumed ahead and put on a couple of coats his closely knit family — his touching and kissing. thawed, then washed by hand to that may throw a wrench in your “ By delivering plant food and Following consumer interests, only with your permission. About product name as well as the playing golf in I987and now wants widow Ethel, sons Richard and □ □ □ remove dead cells. That takes at business plans. of varnish? water at the roots, trees and the company is dropping most a dozen sucb companies have training and sales support of a to tackie the job of refinishing our Jay, and grandsons Larry and shrubs absorb the nutrients cropped up around the country in least 90 minutes. Then there’s the ANSWER; The simplest way to chemicals from formulas, “ We OVER THERE, OVER major company behind you.” ■ Make it fun. Be friendly, living room floor. He says he feels Marc. quicker. There is virtually no the last two years. One of them. problem of getting the blood to refinish it is to decide on the type don’t want to be in the pesticide THERE: An estimated 4.5 million of you cheerful, enthusiastic. Sounds perfectly capable of handling a The family holds to Ross chance of root bum.” Idant Laboratories in New York you — no mean feat if you’ve been of finish and then do a part of the business,” Larry said. The idea of working overseas are independent salespeople in trite, but this is one of the most rented sanding machine, but I do Daniels' philosophy. They have Richard Daniels recommends City, which has run a frozen- in a ear accident hundreds of underside of the cabinet. If it The latest Ross Root Feeder has a special allure — plush this country who sell directly to useful keys to success. not want him to undertake the expanded farm and garden offer­ spring and summer feeding with sperm bank for years, recently miles from the blood center. comes out all right, goahead with has an easily attached spray quarters, servants, nights out the consumer, and women make Key point: Combining your task. Can you give him some ings to include a combination root deep watering and fall feeding signed agreements with Warner According to Dr. S. Gerald the visible portion of the furni­ wand to feed and water surface with the jet set. a lifestyle you up 80 percent of that total. business and family under one advice that will keep him from feeder and surface sprayer; with low nitrogen (5-25-15) to tide Communications and IMS Inter­ Sandler of the American Red ture. How much care you take in plantings. It is handy to deliver couldn’t really afford at home. roof is not easy. In some cases, it doing this kind of work? fertilizer cartridges: protective plants through winter. “This will national to provide blood-storage Cross, blood-storage companies the refinishing will determine the pre-measured amounts of nut­ But not all the jobs are located can be impossible. Other times it tree trunk wraps, and sturdy nets provide a quick spring start-up,” services for all their employees. are capitalizing on the fact that □ □ □ ANSWER: The only person result. Doing a test on part of the rients to improve bedding plants, in glamour spots like London. can be detrimental to both your to discourage birds and animals he says. But it’s Expensive to store your blood banks can’t guarantee that who can give him advice about cabinet is the best way to handle hanging baskets and window Rome and Hong Kong. Also it can Before you rush into direct family and your work. Most from robbing farmers and “ Our promise is beautiful trees blood on the chance that you someone receiving blood won’t this is his doctor and, even then, boxes. A simple valve controls be hard to adjust to cultural sales, do your homework; crucial: Have a clear agreement it. gardeners. and shrubs if you feed as you might someday need it. Idant. for contract a disease such as hepati­ the doctor must understand that the flow of water and growth­ differences overseas. Learning with all family members every Richard Daniels is the com­ water at the root zone.” Richard example, charges $150 per unit tis or AIDS. But, says Sandler, ■ Know the facts. Have a clear resanding and refinishing a floor QUESTION: I soon will be boosting nutrients to soil or roots. another language can pose a step of the way. Only then will you pany’s president and his brother said. (or pint) per year to store your “ the alternative doesn’t guaran­ understanding, not a vague no­ is no easy chore. The drum making two rooms in our attic. I The food cartridges contain the problem, and in underdeveloped have a fighting chance at success. Jay is secretary-treasurer. Ri­ Larry Daniels says. “ Root red cells frozen. It charges $95 per tee that people who need blood tion. about commission struc­ Sander your husband will have to plan to do most of the work nitrogen, phosphorous and potas­ countries, housing, food, medical chard’s son Larry is the com­ feeding is faster and sure.” and unit per year to store plasma. will be able to use the blood they tures, bonuses, incentives, re­ handle is a lot tougher than myself, with the exception of the sium needed to promote plant care and security can be more pany’s marketing director and Marc Daniels adds, “ What you Since you’d probably want to have stored.” sponsibilities. and most □ □ □ swinging a golf club. There is no plumbing and electrical tasks. I growth, encourage bloom, stimu­ than an inconvenience for you son Marc is the company’s sales give below gives you beauty and store three units — the typical Dr, Joseph Feldschuh, head of important in the beginning, standard rule about the physical plan to have the plumbing done late strength and build resistance and your family. The Small Business Adminis­ director. health above.” surgical need — such speculative Idant Laboratories, says Idant expenses. capabilities of a person who has first, but when must the electric­ to insect and disease damage. Culture shock can be a two-way tration offers an excellent publi­ Ross Daniels was in the used Marc says the root feeder is storage would cost up to $450 a has had success in getting blood had a bypass. Each case is ity be done? Before or during Mrs. Daniels, in charge- of street, too. hitting again when you ■ Look for companies that cation for $1.75 called “ Starting carton business during World especially effective in arid areas year. to clients in emergencies. He individual. Your husband’s doc­ construction? consumer relations, offered these return to the U.S.. according to offer free training programs. and Managing a Business from War II. When the war ended, so with sandy soils. And there are more costs to wouldn’t say how many people tor will have to counsel him. tree care tips: consultant Lennie Copeland. Her 'These can be a real help' in Your Home.” Write the Consu­ did the demand for used cartons. “ We help treat plants that have contend with. There’s a one-time storing their blood at Idant have ANSWER: After the frame­ ■ Root feed new plantings. book, “ Going International; How improving your sales skills. mer Information Center. PO Box So Daniels and his wife decided to been moved to hostile areas,” processing fee of $45 per unit for actually used it, however. QUESTION: We bought an work is up, but before the walls ■ Feed established plants to Make Friends and Deal Effec­ 100, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. And for make root feeders. Richard said. “ These include typing the blood, testing it and An unpublished study by the unfinished bedroom bureau. The are attached. Be generous with early in the spring. tively in the Global Marketplace” ■ Avoid any business opportun­ free information on whether What is a root feeder? A root unnatural pH barriers and places preparing it for storage. With­ Red Cross, though, reveals how store that sold it to us said it was electrical outlets and switches. ■ In the summer, mulch for (PlumeNew American Library; ity that requires a large initial direct sales is right for you. write feeder is essentially a long metal where water and .utrients cannot drawing it will cost you $20 per seldom frozen blood is used — or birch, but a friend who has Most of the time, people tend to protection from heat and ^.95), and videotape and film payment that greatly exceeds the the Direct Selling Association. worked with a lot of wood says it is put in too few outlets and switches rod to poke into the ground, with a pass or are robbed of food by unit during regular office hours; needed. The Red Cross maintains drought. programs are used by corpora­ a supply of frozen red cells for fair market value of any product 1776 K. Street N.W.. Suite 600. not birch, although he isn’t sure rather than too many. It costs chamber to hold fertilizer sticks grass and other obstacles.” $65 per unit on holidays, wee­ tions to prepare managers for kits or training. Washington, D.C. 20006. what it is. Will the kind of wood it more when the work has to be of varying formulas for different He adds, “ We are basically ■ Keep soil moist around newly kends and evenings. Idant prom- peop'e with rare blood types. planted trees. duty overseas. is affect the way in which we done at a later time. tree needs, and a hose connection injecting pre-measured amounts n - MAtjC»E»TEB 27> 1M« FOCUS / Advice TV. Comics & Puzzles

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(60 This year's N ew s (Live) (3 Pro Wrestling This Week min.) [D IS ] Zocro Motorweek ^ Olympic four-man (3 Barney Miller 3 Bizarre d® New Adventures of Beans Bax­ [C N N ] Democratic Presidential Candi­ CD 1:00PM ® MOVIE: You're Never bobsled compe­ ter When Scooter is accused of selling @Z) Fawtty Tow ers [DIS] And the Children Shall Lead LeVar date Debate (Live) Burton and Danny Glover star in the stoi^ Too Young' The theft of a targe diamond tition Is held on a drugs. Beans sets out to clear his name. (In N e w Monkees (In Stereo) creates a background for zany escapades. [DIS] W Udemess Bound Narrator Peter new 1,607-yard Stereo) of a 12-year-old Mississippi black girl's Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. Diana Lynn. [C N N ] Pinnacle (R) awakening to civil rights issues in the Ustinov examines the history and evolu­ course at Canada (@ ® Golden Giris CC Sophia's new 1955 tion of animals belonging to the macoped [D IS] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Cavalcade' 1960s. (60 min.) Olympic Park in boyfriend, Rocco, robs a bank and makes (X) American Bandstand (big feet) family, including kangaroos. (60 her an unsuspecting accomplice. (In An enterprising silent movie director con­ [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds min.) Calgary. The Win­ vinces a Broadway star's understudy to try dD MOVIE: 'The Howling' A young jour­ Stereo) 1: 10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide [H BO ] MOVIE: No Retreat No Surren- ter Games air her luck in Hollywood. Alice Faye. Don nalist. seeking refuge from the city, finds d® Mark Russell's C om edy Special Pol­ Ameche, J. Edward Bromberg. 1939. terror at a California retreat. Dee Wallace, d ^ ' The spirit of Bruce Lee makes an SATURDAY. FEB. itical satirist Mark Russell pokes fun at to­ 1 :20AM [M AX] Cinemax Comedy earthly appearance in order to help train a Patrick Macnee, Dennis Dugan. 1981. day’s headlines. [ESPN] SportsCenter Experiment: Bap Maetef Ronnie -. A Re- yourtg karate student. Kurt McKinney. 27 on ABC. poft Card C C Cartoonist Garry Trudeau dD Josle and the Pussycats M O V IE: 'Black Legion' A machinist [H BO ] MOVIE: 'A Fine Mess' CC Two Jasn-Claude Van Damme. J.W . Fails. losers inadvertently win $10,000 in a fixed and composer Liz Swados constructed Wrestling: WWF Superstars of joins an anti-foreigners organization but 1986. Rated PGr' CHECKIISTINGS horse race. Ted Danson. Howie Mandel, this musical revue of President Reagan's Wrestlirrg denounces it when he realizes it's purpose. performance in the White House. Stars Jim [ M A X ] M O V IE; BUI Cosby » "Him­ FOR EXACT TIME Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan, Dick Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG. Take Charge s e lf" Funnyman Bill Cosby looks at the Morris. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Foran. 1937. [TM C ] MOVIE: It Came From Holly­ humorous sides of marriage, childbirth and Benson wood' Film clips highlight this tongue-in- 1 :30AM G® Tales From the Darkside family life in this concert fim taped in On­ [CN N ] News Update cheek tribute to Hollywood's worst mov­ When a cantankerous old man returns N e w Jersey Hlsparto tario in 1981. Bill Cosby. 1982. Rated PG. [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Sm oky' An outdoor s ad­ ies. Dan Aykroyd. John Candy, Gilda from the dead, his family and community ® Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ venture of a horse named Smoky and the QD World Wide Wrestling Radnor. 1982. Rated PG. try to send him back. bles C C An elderly brother and sister plan 3:30PM man who is devoted to him. Fred MacMur- to adopt a boy to help with the farm but @ ) Microwaves Are for Cookirtg ray. Anne Baxter, Burl Ives. 1946. [USA] MOVIE: 'Andy Warhol's Dra- 3 Dating Game instead they are sent Anne, a yourtg girl bitants of the planet Aldea, unable to re­ cula' Unable to consume tainted blood. ® Sento Domingo Invite [TM C ] MOVIE: Clue' CC Guests at a [ESPN] College Basketball: Jackson­ [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday with an overactive imagination. (2 hrs.) produce. plan to rebuild their race by New England estate try to determine who Count Dracula leaves Rumania to search “The hardest part was losing enough " Art of WHIiam Alexander ville at W estern Kentucky (2 hrs.) (Live) [E S P N ] 1986 Final Four Louisville, Part 1 of 2. (R) kidnapping several children from the Enter­ killed their host. Madeline Kahn. Eileen for virgin prey. Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier, weight to fit back into my armor." [TM C] MOVIE: Nine 1/2 Weeks' A Duke, Kansas and Louisiana State. (R) [CN N] Nowaday 4:Q0PM C D P G A Golf: Los Angeles prise. (60 min.) Brennan, Martin Mull. 1985. Rated PG. Am o Juerging. 1974 beautiful woman becomes involved in a bi­ [U SA ] Night Flight; Comedy Cuts IV Open (Third Round) From Riviera Country d ® Dem psey & Makepeace Dempsey [D I S ] A n d the Children Shall Lead LeVar [USA] N e w Mike Ham m er A homicidal zarre love affair with a mysterious and pos­ 1 1 :1 0 P M d® Butterflies Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. (2 hrs.) sets out to determine the connection be­ Burton and Danny Glover star in the stoi^ women-hater threatens the host of a tele­ sessive man. Kim Basinger. Mickey 1 :45AM ® MOVIE; Acroxi the Pa- (Live) tween a New York police commissioner 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD She's the Sheriff of a 12-year-old Mississippi black girl's vision call in show. (60 min.) Rourke, Margaret Whitton. 1986. Rated R. ctfic* A Secret Service agent is sent to ON THE FAtnUCK by MH Htribreok and a London robbery ring. (60 min.) awakerting to civil rights issues in the CD Knight Rider (in Stereo) CD MOVIE: 'Butch Cassidy and the Panama to investigate Japanese intellig- 7:30PM (D Marblehead Manor Sundartce Kid* A couple of legendary out- 1960s. ( M miOj) 0® Power Pro Wrestling Friday the 13th: Th e Series Micki's efKe activities. Humphrey Bogart. Mary CD Family Ties d® M r. president Lois 'laws refuse to surrender to a changing Astor, Sydney Greensireet. 1942. [M AX] MOVIE: 'American Anthem' terrorized as two thieves search the store 9:30PM CD ® ® College Basketball: DePeuI at gets nervous when the White House America. Paul Newman. Robert Redford. T w o gymnasts overcome personal and for a mysterious lantern that's capable of CD (M) Mama's Family Miami (2 hrs.) (Live) checks her background. (R) (In Stereo) Katharirie Ross. 1969. 2:00AM ® ABC News CC physical obstacles in their pursuit of a posi­ finding buried treasure. (60 min.) d ® Tales From the Darkside An aspiring ^ French Chef Pot Au Feu (S) INN News tion on the national team. Mitch Gaylord. @ N a w s (Live) screenwriter, discouraged by his inability Am en C C Thelma's fantasy of a ro­ CD ® X V W inter Olympics Highlights of (S ) MOVIE: 'Murder Is Easy' While vaca­ mantic honeymoon with the Reverend is the day's events, from Calgary (Live) 3 Jimmy Swaggart Janet Jones, Michelle Phillips. 1986 @ ) DeGrassi Junior High to sell a script, hopes a pact with the devil Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) tioning in Europe, an American computer Will bring him luck. not shared by her father. (In Stereo) CD Benny Hill 3 That's tha Spirit expert meets an elderly woman who Record Guide [U S A ] Tennis: U.S. Pro Indoor Cham­ (3 ) S C T V ( 3 Not Your Average Russian (The Poz- 3 Greyhound Racing IFrom Raynham knows the whereabouts of a murderer. Bill 13 Mindpower pionship Men's semifinals, from Philadel­ Jeffersons ner File) C C A profile of Soviet journalist Bixby, Lesley-Anne Down, Olivia de Havil- (E ) 4 0 C . Follies 4 0 C . FolHes Taunton Park phia. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) (S) Doctor Who Vladimir Pozner filmed during his first visit land 1981. As Schools Match Wits to the United States in over 30 years Saturday Night Live (90 mm ) (In [CNN] Interrtational Correspondents (S ) Rocky artd Friends @® It's a Living 1:30PM Julia Child and More Company 5® Challenge (3 The New Honeymooners Stereo) [DIS] WiMemess Bound (60 mm ) ® Bodywatch CQ. [CN N] Newswatch (ID MOVIE: 'Somebody KiUed Her Hus­ dZ) Austin City Limits [CN N ] This Week in Japan d® Racing From Plainsfteld [ESPN] SportsCenter [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and ^ M O V IE : 'Fiddler on the Roof A milk­ band' A woman's husband is murdered dZ) M O V IE: 'Jabberwocky' Bruno the [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes Harriet [C N N ] Sports Saturday C D W est 57th (60 min ) man in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto his and she and her lover must find the killer or 1 0:00PM Questionable is a likeable tyrant whose to the Movies & Coming Attractions Jewish heritage in the face of oppression stand accused of doing it themselves. Far- [ESPN] Fishin' Hole 8:00PM (D High Mountain Rangers CD CD [C N N ] New s kingdom is beir>g ravaged by a slithery I in this adaptation of the hit Broadway play. rah Fawcett'Majors. Jeff Bridges. John T w o hearing-and speech-impaired children [USA] AirwoH XV Winter Olympics Continue monster. Michael Palin. Max Wall. De­ [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Return T o p d , Norma Crarte, Leonard Frey. 1971. CD 2:10AM Wood. 1978. are lost in the mountains, and the Rangers borah Fallender. 1977 of the Living Dead' Ghouls with a craving 6:30PM (D C B S New s and Cody must find them before they fall Ci® Headlines on Trial (E) Wild Kingdom [DIS] M O V IE : 'Condorman' A comic d® MOVIE: 'The July Group' A kidnap­ for human brains go on a rampage in this WINTHROP byDIckCMlH into danger. (60 min.) ® ( 3 J -J - Starfouck J J. and his new HD Reino Salvaie strip anist authenticates his character's CD Snull Wonder ping throws a Quaker family into a world of tale inspired by (^o rge Romero's 1968 partner, Tenspeed, look into the murder of adventures by testing them himself. Mi­ Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: "Frantic" C D d ® Boys W ill Be Boys Eugene. Chazz violence and terrorism. Kenneth Pogue. Ni­ thriller. Clu Gulager. Don Calfa. James [CN N ] Newsm^ter Saturday CD a T V personalitty who was allegedly killed I NJEVER chael Crawford. Oliver Reed. Barbara Car­ (Harrison Ford); “ Hairspray" (Sonny and Booch must find a way home after cholas Campbell. 1981 Karen. 1985. Rated R [HBOj^OVIE: A Fine Mess' CC Two rera. 1981. Rated PG. Booch's truck breaks down in Tijuana. (In in a ratings war (60 min.) (In Stereo) IT BUT r PROBABLV Bono); "C o p " (James W o<^s. Lesley Ann Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred losers irtadvertently win $10,000 in a fixed Stereo) (1® Lena Home: Th e Lady and Her Music [CNN] [ESPN] College Basketball; North Car- Warren). Hickman. Nick Charles 'M3ULPNT LIKE IT. horse race. Ted Danson, Howie Mandel, This Tony Award-winnmg revue features 2:20 AM [MAX] MOVIE: Pretty oltna State at Virginia (2 hrs.) (Subject to ® NBC News CD MOVIE; 'Somebody Up There Likes Richar(J *Aulhgan. 1986. Rated PG. singer Lena Horne performing classics in­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Middle Smart' A headmaster at an Athens private Blackout) (Live) M e ' A prizefighter turns his rebelliousness school gets his comeuppance when his M otorweek into a successful ring career Paul New­ cluding "Can't Help Lovin’ That Man." Tennessee at Austin Peay State (2 hrs ) 2:00PM C D College Basketball: M i­ (jD Charles in Charge Buddy's pretty students discover his illegal activi­ 4:30PM @ W hat's Happening Now !! Shirley man, Everett Sloane. Eileen Heckan "From This Moment On " and "The Lady Is (Live) chigan at Iowa (2 hrs.) (Live) visiting cousin (Mindy Cohn) reveals she's ties. Tricia Leigh Fisher. Lisa Lorient. Den­ helps her friends when their grandson runs 1956 A Tramp " among others. (70 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' (T t Buck Rogers an alcoholic, nis Cole. 1987 Rated R away. d® M O V IE: 'Urban Cowboy* A blue 12® Combat! C C A Manhattan computer operator's life QD Underdog d® Frugal Gourmet IS Turned upside down when a British intel­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile: M ari­ (S ) Alice collar worker who fancies himself a 'd® Hardcastle and M cCorm ick -b < J ® M O V IE : 'Th e Bride' Baron Franken­ (S) Embaiadores de la Musica Colom- modern-day cowboy falls in love with a girl ligence agent trapped in Eastern Europe lyn Monroe ® ABC Neiws CC [H B O ] Dennis Miller: Mr. Miller Goes to stein creates a mate for his monster in this biana he meets in a popular cou:^try-and-western starts sending messages through her ter­ Washington C C The "Saturday Night remake of the classic 1935 “ Bride of Fran­ ST) Noticiero Univision bar John Travolta, Debra Winger. Scott minal. Whoopi Goldberg. Stephen Collins. Solid Gold in Concert (In dZ) Victory Garden CC Live" star looks to Washington D C. for 2:30AM GD kenstein." Sting. Jennifer Beals. Clancy © T h r o b Glenn. 1980. John W ood 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) Stereo) Brown. 1965. [CN N ] Big Story laughs in his first solo T V performance. [CNN] Pinnacle d® M O V IE : 'Stark' A police detective 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD solid Gold in Concert [C N N ] Sports Latenight [HBO] MOVIE: Enemy Mine' CC A Taped at George Washington University MOVIE: The Lady Vanishes' While [D IS] Here's Boomer from the Midwest takes on the Las Vegas (60 min ) (In Stereo) CD Star Search (60 min ) [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated traveling through pre-war Nazi Germany on space pilot and his half-human, half­ underworld when his chorus girl sister di­ reptilian enemy must put aside their differ­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Annihilators' A an express train, an American heiress and [ESPN ] SportsCenter sappears. Nicolas Surovy, Marilu Henner. CD Entertainment This Week (60 mm ) [USA] Night Flight: Short U.S.ACM S byJhnDatrla group of Vietnam vets band together to 2;40AM a photographer stumble onto espionage ences in order to survive on a desolate pla­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Giris Just Want to Dennis Hopper. 1985 N C T V Hour (60 min ) Film Showcase net. Dennis Quaid, Louis Gossett Jr . Brion battle street punks in Atlanta Christopher and a kidnapping. Elliott Gould, Cybill She- Have Fun' C C Dancers compete for a spot (1$ M O V IE: 'Tarzan, the Ape M an' While Stone. Andy W ood. Lawrence-Hilton Ja ­ 2® Runaway With the Rich and Famous ’d. 1979. James. 1985 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) on a nationally televised dance program 3:00AM [CN N ] Newsnight looking for her father in Africa, a woman cobs 1986. Rated R Visits to Egypt and Finland [TM C ] MOVIE: 'That W ia Then... This Sarah Jessica Parker. Lee Montgomery. [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Sm oky' An outdoor s ad­ Art of William Alexander meets Tarzan. Bo Derek. Miles O'Keefe. 2® High School Basketball: N F A at Is N o w ' C C The friendship* of two young Morgan Woodward. 1985. Rated PG. (In [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents venture of a horse named Smoky and the Richard Harris 1981. Waterford (2 hrs.) (R) M O V IE : 'Cutte r's Trail' An entire men is jeopardized when one chooses to Stereo) man who is devoted to him. Fred MacMur- 1 0:30PM CD W K R P in Cincinruti ftown intimidated by a band of outlaws is turn to a life of crime. Emilio Estevez, Craig (S ) Facts of Life C C Jo and Blair both (3® Saturday Night Live (60 min I (In ray. Anne Baxter, Burl Ives. 1946. rescued by a lone lawman. John Gavin. [TMC] Short Film Showcase receive interesting, if unexpected, propos­ Sheffer. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) CD Dr. Edell's Medical Journal Stereo) [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: Aetna Chal­ Mansa Pavan. 1969. als from their befriends. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider 7:00PM CD Out of This World (t® INN News ( 3 M O V IE: 'Vegas Strip W ar' A Las Ve­ lenge, second round From Naples. Fla. (2 (M) MOVIE: Thunder of Drums' A U S W ild Am erica C C The sixth season of CD Three's Company 11® Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ gas hotel owner sets out to rebuild his em­ hrs ) (R) Cavalry captain feels his r>ew lieutentant is 5:00PM CD Mission Impossible this North American wildlife series begins pire after being double-crossed by his ® XV Winter Olympics CC Sched­ tion on the latest employment opportuni­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Anything Goes' Com­ just another W est Pointer to be broken CD with naturalist cinematographer Many former partners Rock Hudson, James EprI CD A -Te a m ties in the Connecticut area. plications arise when two producers travel down into a fightirtg machirte. Richard uled events include Women's 1,5(X>- Stouffer's search in a southern Louisiana (11) T and T A modern-day Robtn Hood Jones. Noryuki "Pat" Monta 1984 to Europe to find a leading lady. Bing Boone, George Hamilton, Luana Patten. Metres Speed Skating and Free Program in swamp for a black bear. (3 This Week in the Big East terrorizes an upscale grocery store Figure Skating. (3 hrs.) (Live) [CN N ] Newsnight Crosby. Donald O'Connor. Mitzi Gaynor 1961 ( 3 M O V IE : 'Serial* A satiric look at the (3 MOVIE^'Hwticora' A man discovers 1956 ® Lucha Libre (60 min.) d i Kofak (D dD It's a Living ^ that his runaway daughter is involved in 70's pokes fun at everything from ecology 1 2 :3 0 A M 3 Save the Children [USA] MOVIE: Andy Warhol's Dra­ d® Great Chefs of Chicego (I® Cheers pornographic films. George C. Scott. Peter to religious cults. Martin MuU, Tuesday C 3 M O V IE: 'Charlie Chan in Renb*'^ar © ) MOVIE: '2010' The U.S and Russia cula' Unable to consume tainted blood. Boyle. Season Hubley. 1979 Weld. Sally Kellerman 1980. he's »n Reno, trying to clear his client's wife team up to investigate a failed mission to ® Saint (1® Charles in Charge Old antagonisms Count Dracula leaves Rumania to search of a murder ch^ge. Sidney Toler. Ricardo Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John Lithgow, He­ d® Topo Gigio resurface when Walter's father visits 3 M O V IE: 'Billy Jack' A hall-breed ^ PEUCULA: 'Munecas de Media for vir^n prey Joe Dallesandro. Udo Kier. Noche' Perseguidos por la mafia, dos ami­ Conez, Phyllis Brooks 1939 len Mirren. 1984. ® M am a's Family Mama, vacationing in Indian stanos up against the hatred and Am o Joergmg. 1974. (§) Frugal Gourmet (R) gos deben hacerse por mujeres y viven ex- [D IS] Palmerstown, U.S.A. Hawaii, plans to avoid the man she saved brutality of a small town. Tom Laughlin, G® P E U C U LA : 'El Jorobado’ PresefKio la [CN N] Newswatch periencias insolitas. Carmen Salinas. 3:30AM ® m o v i e : -T Im Big Tram ' A from drowning. Part 2 of 2. Delores Taylor. 1971. moene a traicion de su mejor amigo y joro CELEBRITY CIPHER [ESPN] Track and Field: USA/Mobil Andres Garcia. vengarlo algun dia. Jorge Negrete. Gloria ruthless land baron seeks possession of CaleMiy dpHer crypleerame ere creeled from quoMlane by tamour Championships From New York's Madi­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'East of Eden' John Wheel of Fortune CC. [CN N] PrimeNews Steinbeck's novel serves as the basis for Mark Russeil's Comedy Special Pol­ Marin. (Repeticion) the timberiands belonging to peaceful ho­ people, peel end preeeiL beb Mter te Sw dpOw slende lor son Square Garden. (2 hrs.) (R) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Morning After' CC this story of the troubled relationship be­ @ ) W ar itical satirist Mark Russell pJulie Harris, Susan. Susan An Italian immigrant 12:35AM G® MOVIE: 'Dimansion 5* A spy uses a 'HMSVS'C XVS QRQ ® Benny Hill Special in her bed. Jane Fonda. Jeff Bridges. Raul [DIS] Tiger' An ex-con confronts the drug- 2:30PM (3) Kldsongs Raymond Massey. 1955. tnes to find an American wife to evade time machine in order to save Los Angeles ® Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- Juha. 1986. Rated R. d e a b ^ motorcycle gang that murdered his from a hydrogen bomb. Jeffrey Hunter, [USA] Double Trouble immigration authonties. f24l Hofnatima: Undarground SprinkJara dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- [MAX] MOVIE: 'Light of Dey' CC A wife. Gary Busey, Yaphet Kotto. Seymour France Nuyen. Harold Sakata. 1967. NX ZJVO XIH J z n |R) istas y musica y bajo la ammacion de Don [U S A ] Ray Bradbury 'Theater Drew Bar­ 5:30PM d ® Bustin' Loose Tncia longs brother and sister bridge family tensions Cassel. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [C N N ] This Week in Japan [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klsnsch for the good life after spending a night at a F.'ancisco. (3 hrs., 30 min ) by playmg rock and roll on the local bar rymore and Heather Leary star in this eene 1 [TMC] m o v i e : Brazil' CC PRV JC MXVSCH — band circuit. Michael J. Fox. Gena Row­ tale of an imaginative 10-year-old girl who 2:45AM Love Your Skki [TM C] MOVIE: 'Enamy Mins' CC A rich friend's home, d® Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 A mild-mannefed bureaucrat rebels 3:45AM CD SERVMG AMERICA lands, Joan Jett. 1987 R a t^ PG-13. (In insists that she hears a buried woman's space pilot and his half-human, half* d® Victory Garden CC min.) (In Stereo) against the system in a futuristic totali­ [H B O ] M O V IE: T h e M om kig After* C C FROM THE Stereo) voice RCW MJF. JZ MS reptilian enemy must put aside their differ­ d® Chespirito (60 min.) [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday tarian society. Jonathan Pryce. Kim Greist, An alcoholic actress is shocked to find the BEGINNING! ences in order to survive on a desolate pla­ [U S A ] MOVIE: 'It Lives Again* A mur­ 11:00PM CD CD ® ® Ne%vs Robert De Niro. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) man she’d spent the night with murdered net Dennis Quaid. Louis Gossett Jr , Boon @ Th is O ld House C C Installing cast ac­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Brave Little Toaster' in her bed. Jane Fonda. Jeff Bridges, Raul derous infant passes its curse onto three CD Taxi CROC U d C . «XI 643-2711 James. 1985 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) rylic countertops and sink, and custom- Anim ated C C When their young owner more babies and they must be destroyed 1 :00AM CD n m (R) Julia. 1986. Rated R. ^ made cabinets in the kitchen; a table saw doesn't show up at his sumrrier cabin, five Fredenc Forrest. Kathleen Lloyd. John CD Benny Hill CD Ufoetyles of the Rich and Famous ITS A SURE THNG! C D M O V IE : 'Crack in the demonstration, adding picket-style fenc­ 3:50AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; 'U g tn of wvxa MS‘C R 3:00PM electric household items come to life and Ryan 1977. G® M O V IE: 'Th e In-Law s' A mild- Sophia Loren: Richard Senmons: money W orld' Scientitst explode their way to ing to the garden area. Dey* CC A brother and sister bridge family set out to find him. Voces of Jon Lovitz, mannered demist becomes an unwUlmg management expert Charles Givens; trea­ Earth's center seeking a limitless supply of tensions by playing rock and roll on the [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Tim Stack. Timothy E. Day. 1987. Rated 8:30PM ( D d ® W om en in Prison Pam cohort in crime with his soon-to-be m-law. sure hunter Mel Fisher; actor Tim Reid KVXXW.' — AVXIKMX energy. Dana Andrews, Janette ^ o t t . NR (In Stereo) local bar band circuit. Mtehael J. Fox. Gena [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater discovers a foolproof escape route out of Peter Falk, Alan Arkin, Richard Libenini (“ Frank's Place"). (60 min.) Kieron Moore 1965 the pnson (R) (In Stereo) Rowlands. Joan Jett. 1987. Rated PG-13. [ES P N ] College Basketball: VanderbiK 1979 C D M O V IE: "Viva V » a ' Story of the fa­ IHanrl)pBlrr BrraUi (X) C4§) XV Winter Olympics Continue [USA] Check It Out! (In Stereo) F R Y U . at Notre Dame (2 hrs.) (Live) ® 227 C C Brenda accidently (1® Synchronal mous Mexicin bsndit-patriol who fought CD Knight Rider 6:00PM CD CD ® New s scratches the collector's blues recording 4:00AM [CNN] U i t t King Wmkmd PREVKMJS SOLUTKML- "hi the seals of ttw dsstMss. [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: For­ You Can't Take It With You the Revolution and rose to the PresiderKy brawn «M nsvsr swigb as mudi ss brsin.” — Jsmss '16. Soul Train (D What's Happening Now!! ever Jam es CXean C C A profile of this Hol­ her grandfather gave her (In Stereo) of M u a c o . W alsce Beery. Lao Carrilo. Fay 4:30AM [MS] Suun. Suaim An lukxn lywood screen legend includes an inter­ C D A -Te a m This Old House CC Wray. 1934. inwregrant trim to find an Amarican wife to 24 Madeleine Cooks view with Julie Hams, his co-star in "East W ild A m erica C C A profile of the wild (H) Twaght Zona avada atanigration autftootiaa. 41 Sabroshow Cl® Star Trek: The Next Genw ation Inha- of.Eden (60 min.) Continued ... MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 27, 19M — 8»

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You might 8 Hi or bye 7 Expert flyer C There will be a noticeable Improvement not recognize his/her efforts now, but 10 Male singer 9 Superlative suf­ In overall conditions In the year ahead, they'll be obvious to you later. 12 Gridder _ Starr fix H O T S but your greatest benefits are likely to VIRGO (Aug. 23-8spl. 22) The |ine of 14 Flour-de- _ 11 Colloquial lan­ A C U ll L 1 E come from situations where there are demarcation between social and busi­ ^ r » m T E J T 2 g g r 15 Idol guage E T A old friends Involved. ness situations must be observed to­ O IMBbyNEA. me R H E n day. If you step out of bounds, you'll be 16 W ings 13 Duck PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You are D O L c p 0 N penalized. 17 Map 19 Edgar Allan _ generally lucky today In romance T I X friendship and social Involvements, but LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) You can ac­ abbreviation 21 Nautical rope CAPTAIN EASY by Crook* • Catal* Y U C A [T fo w A don't bet on a horse or buy lottery tick­ complish what you sot your mind to to­ 18 Engrossed 23 Cigar day, provided you cooperate properly 1 I a T E D MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS by Hargraavat 8 Sailer* ets because money matters may not be IF OWLV INTERNATIONAU BUT UNFORTUNATELY, IN CAN BE DONE IN 20 Proportion 24 Pakistan s E 8 Included. Major changes are ahead for with the others who are Involved. This Is P0UTIC& WERE $0 SIMPLE THE REAL WORLD, WHAT PRIVATE,,, ALOUEl 22 Loudly language P E T o T A 1 Pisces In the coming year. Send tor yoiir not a time to go off on your own. CAN'T BE DONE IN A IF 'tS ’O k B GOING TO ' THAT VOUR SIT-IN MIGHT 24 Pressing 25 Level E N O R T r .FT,ISHT NUMBER 307 FUISHT NUMBS2 125 ' Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) Try to keep ACTUALLY PO SOME GOOD. CROWD IN P U B L IC - E D SAhi FRANCeco, -T&U) 26 Jealousy 27 Of ships (abbr.) TO NEW 'lORK l« NOW Td> SAN FT^ANCISCd? , to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, everything In proper perspective today. w a n t t h e Don't make play Into work or, by the k ; 30 Football coach 28 Securing device 40 Comedian 48 Future BOAPPiNfS A T cSiATE 2 15 B<»APPIN© AT P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- s a t e <7 PLANE 3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. same token, don't play when you should _ Porsoghian 29 Entertainer _ Costello LL.B.'s exam ARIES (March 21-April IS) Positive de­ be working. 31 Fare Sumac 41 Arctic abode 49 Fraternal /J- velopments are In the offing for you to­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) A bird 30 Motorists' members 32 Goal 43 Citrus fruit day, yet you might not capitalize on In the hand Is worth two In the bush to­ org. 50 Medicine 33 Axlika tool 44 Aphid these advantages because you'll take day. Don't forsake situations where you portion 34 Family Dr. 35 Infect 45 A Scott what occurs lor granted. are assured of a return to gamble on 51 High mountain 36 Washington's 38 Caustic 4 6 ______first you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Confiden­ something purely speculative. 53 Chemical suffix nation (abbr.) substance d o n 't... tial matters should not be discussed CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jwi. 19) When 37 Author Jean M. II with anyone except your most trusted Ironing out an agreement with another r 'A friends today. There are Indications that today, be fair but not foolish. Whenever you make a concession, be sure the 39 Crystalline gem you may talk to the wrong people. HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you have a other party makes one as well. 4 2 Christmas Item ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johmon business or financial matter that Is im­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) You're In (2 wds.) portant to you today, try to devote max- a favorable cycle lor personal accumu­ 4 5 San _ Calif. J l-1 7 iumum time to it rather than to your lation today, yet It may take you a while 47 Calmad pleasurable diversions. to realize this, and you'll end up with ■ m m s i D f 51 Canin* cry CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Your great­ less than you could have gained. 52 Cookout 54 Capital of [2 7 28 2 9 Norway 1 32 55 Grazing land 56 Doesn't Bridge 36 exist 57 Acorn \ > producers it certainly seems normal to lead part­ 58 Calif, 4 4 1 4 2 4 3 NORTH ner's suit, but the diabolical holding in time ♦ Q J 10 7 dummy makes that lead a disaster. 59 W ide shoe size 47 JwWjwu v n V874 East won the king of spades and re­ 60 Mao _ tung ♦K98S4 6 3 turned a heart. South won the queen THE PHANTOM by Loo Falk S By Borry ♦ 3 DOWN and played a low club. East took the B6 TO FIND COLOHBL [ wait,, w h a t about WEST EAST club seven and played another heart. 0NORP...ANP lea r n WELL, I GUESS IF I'M GONNA ^ ...SO PEOPLE WILL KNOW YESSIR.I'LU BETCHA FOLKS HEH! HEH! THIS MAY 1 French cleric ♦ 9 85 ♦ AK632 Declarer won the jack, noting that he WILL COME FROM ALL OVER TURN CHJT T B E A 59 WHO WANTS VfMR IN BECOME MOO'S GRAND WIZER.^ IT'S ME WHO'S TAKEN 2 Actor Jamas _ ♦ 6 ♦ K'lO 9 3 had a trump loser. He ruffed a club, TH' FIRST THING I'LL NEED /OVER TH'JOB, AN' TREAT I TO SEEK M Y HELP AND PRETTY GOOD DEAL ♦ Q763 ♦ 10 2 ASK MY ADVICE! A FTER A L L ! 3 Ivan the the ace falling, and led dummy’s jack IS A BIRD HAT.... ,______ME WITH RESPECT! ■ Ji ♦ KQ98 ♦ A 7 Terrible (c) 1988 by NEA. In of spades. East covered, South ruffed, SOUTH and South now cashed the diamond ace ♦ 4 and led his diamond jack to dummy's ♦ A Q J 5 2 king. Cashing the spade 10 pinned ♦ A J West’s eight, and declarer was now ♦ J 10 6 4 2 able to cash dummy’s seven of spades. Vulnerable; Neither That was nine tricks in, with the lead Dealer: North still in dummy. A diamond was I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME played, and there was no way to keep by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ffor/oAf! ABOUT you. Weat North East South South from scoring his last little k W t Pass 1 4 2 4 trump for 10 tricks. Unscramble these four Jumbles, 2 4 Pass Pass one letter to each square, to form Pass How different if West hits upon a four ordinary words. BLONDIE by Doap Young S Stan Draka THE BORN L08CR by Art Samom trump lead. East will play the 10, won J AND I L WRONG! YOU SURE KNOW HOW Opening lead: ♦ 9 I'M COLO, Tm by South with the queen. A club lead TADAP ITS BEEN A KNOW VOL fHATEVER TO WRECK A P^ISON^ TERFIIBUE CAV TIRED AND MV will be won by Blast, who will lead a ^ e m u w 2 THEY (XX)LDN'r^ — F E E T H U R T. W ONT . i 'RESELLING tW OOO! BUY N ‘AKIN6 ONE trump to declarer’s jack. Now South PAPEMT‘5 ^ L L a n y t h in g can trump a club, but there is no time HEp. IZAMOHA?, or way to enjoy the extra tricks avail­ A costly able from dummy’s strength in BUTOD spades. Eventually declarer will lose a opening lead heart, a spade and three club tricks for □ down one. By James Jacoby LISWEY WHAT HAPPENEC2 James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on TO THOSE "PAPER"'' It's too bad when failure to make Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games" □ PROFITS HE s u p ­ the killing lead costs two tricks and (written with his father, the late Os­ p o s e d l y EAPN E O f’ the contract. In this instance I really wald Jacoby) are now available at attach no blame to West. After ail, bookstores. Both are published by since Blast had opened with one spade, Pharos Books. DEWLOP Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug­ WHAT A OUY by Bill Haaat FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThavM n gested by the above cartoon.

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M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 27, 1988 wise be deponed by immigration officials. finding buried treasure. (OU mm.) [USA] Look at Me Now Rated G (60 min.) CD Entertainment This Week (60 min.) [TMCl MOVIE: 'Invaders From Mars 1:30AM (D News (R) Sunday, Continued 8:30PM CD (G) M an M ...W Ith Child- IN N News BLDEGRASS Soon after his claims of having seen a UFO QD ( D Naked City ran C C D4arcy asks Al for advice when 3 Save tfie Children Sandav, Feb. 28 land behind his house are met with disbe Steve cleims he’s impotent. (In Stereo) 3 INN News In "Bluegrass," lief, a boy notices personality changes m 3 Inisigirt / Out Maude Sage Breen his parents and other townspeople. Hunter chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. 3 Tales From the Darktide 3 3 My Tw o Dade C C Michael meets 3 That's the Spirit Ashley, the perfect woman, only she’s in 3 New s (Live) (Cheryl Ladd) Carson, Karen Black. Timothy Bottoms Comenlaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. 3 3 NBC News [E S P N ] Surfing: Triple Crown From ^ Oral Roberts T- 1986 Rated PG, (In Stereo) (90 min.) love with Joey, or at (east appears to be. 3 Fresh Fields Hester volunteers to de­ Oahu. I^w aii. (R) 5:00AM [C N N ) Sports Review struggles to ' 3 Arts week (In Stereo) liver meals on wheels in addition to looking (3) World Tomorrow [U SA ] Tennis: U.S. Pro Indoor Cham­ dD Joy of Painting [USA] Lany Usciotti [D IS ] Best of Welt Disney Presents: achieve success QD Notidero Unhrision 3 Atica after her new grandson. dD Robert Schuller pionship Men’s final, from Philadelphia (3 [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Strongest Man In Man in Space (60 min.) as a breeder of [C N N ] Inside Business 3 Drawing Men to Christ 1:45AM 3 ABC News CC. dD Ayer, Hoy y Manana hrs.) (Live) the W orld' C C T w o college students acci­ 9:00PM CD m o v i e ; 'Bluegtsu' Pro- [E S P N ] CBA Basketball: Rochester thoroughbred dentally pour an untested vitamin formula [D IS ] Animals In Action A study of how miara. C C A young woman’s attempts to 3 AM Boston 2:00AM (D Nlghtwatch Flyers at Quad City Thunder (2 hrs I (Rl 1 :30PM 3 Tony Brown's Journal [CN N ] Daybreak racehorses, but into a box of cereal. Kurt Russell, Joe camouflage helps animals survive. establish a success^l horse-breeding farm QD Conrtecticut Reel Estate Showcase (D Home Shopping Overnight Service . [T M C ] Short Film Showcase [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl [CN N ] Moneyweek Flynn. Cesar Romero. 1974. Rated G. meets with op­ [ESPN] SpoftsCanter in Kentucky are thwaned by a bitter rival [C N N ] Inside Business (3 hrs.) [U S A ) Night Flight: New Sounds [ESPN ] 1987 Kemper Open Highlights [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Haunted Honeymoon' [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: with connections to her past. Cheryl Ladd, 3 A t the Movies Scheduled: "End of the position from A radio star, planning to marry his co-star [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw Josay Brian Kerwin, Mickey Rooney. 1988. Pan [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [H B O ] Fraggle Rock CC. Michael Davie: Ufa of the Party Co- W ales' A Confederate soldier becomes an Line" (Holly Hunter, Kevin Bacon); "Hair- 5:30AM ( D Best of Saturday Night neighbor Lowell at his family's ancestral piansion, is sud­ 1 of 2. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Sender' A young median/juggler Michael Davis. (In Stereo) outlaw after ruthless Union soldiers des­ spray" (Sonny Bono). (R) Live [ M A X ] M O V IE: Kismet' C C A roguish denly plagued by pfiobias. Gene Wilder. man firids that he cannot control his tele­ Shipleigh (Wayne [U S A ] Double Trouble troy his farm and kill his family. Clint East- CD d D Tracey Ullman Show Sketches: * street poet of Baghdad is given the run of Gilda Radner, Dom DeLuise. 1986. Rated pathic powers. Kathryn Harrold, Shirley [CNN] Moneyweek (3S INN News Rogers). Part wood. Chief Dan George, Sondra Locke. treasure hunters who get greedy; a womarv the scheming Wazir's harem, while pre­ PG. (In Stereo) 4:30PM GO P G A Golf: Lo s Angeles trying to make travel plans to see her lover; Knight. Zeljko Ivanek. 1982. Rated R. [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Moneyweek tending to help him usurp the power of the one of the CBS 1976. Flated PG. (In Stereo) 2:00PM dD MOVIE: The Philadelphia Open (Final Round) From Riviera Country a dying anist’s last days. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Flnariciel Freedom [USA] Investment World [HBO] Cinema Workshop young Caliph. Howard Keel. Ann Blyth, Do­ miniseries airs Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. (90 min.) [M AX] $tarring...The Actors: Jack Experiment' T w o World W ar II sailors are ( D Benny Hill [TMC] MOVIE: Tt Came From Holly­ lores Gray. 1955. (In Stereo) SUnDAY, FEB. 28. (Live) Lemmon Interviews and clips from such 11:05PM [M AX] MOVIE; 'StrippMl 2:30AM (D Foster Parent's Plan catapulted through time to modern-day films as "Some Like It Hot," "Th*' Aoart- QD Ufastylae of tha Rich ai>d Famous to Kill' A police detective goes undercover wood' Film clips highlight this tongue-in- [U SA ] Cartoons California when an anti-radar experiment (5?) Madeleine Cooks 3 MOVIE: 'The Unsinkable Matty cheek tribute to Hollywood's worst mov­ CHECK USTINGS ment" and "Missjng" highlight t uor- Sophia Loren; Richard Simmons; money at a strip club to find a dancer's killer. Kay Brown' Musical about a young couple 8:30AM dD woody woodpecker backfires. Michael Pare. Nancy Allen, [C N N ] Politics '88 trait of tha two-time Oscar winner. management expen Charles Givens; trea­ Lenz, Grsg Evlgan, Norman Fell. 1987. ies. Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Gilda FOR EXACT TIME whose luck takes them from a st^alid Bobby Di Cicco. 1984 sure hunter Mel Fisher; actor Tim Reid Rated R. Radner, 1982. Bated PG CD World Tomorrow [M A X ] MOVIE: China Syndrome* CC New s gold-mining existerKe into the kish life of CID M O V IE; 'A n Eye for an Eye' An ex 6:45PM IS!) ("Frank's Place"). (60 min.) [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts IV (3D Rev. David Paul A T V news crew witnesses an accident at 11:30PM (D George Schlatter's Co­ millionaires. Debbie Reynolds. Harve Pres- cop has a one man vendetta against drug a nuclear power plant and find their at­ 7:00PM CD so M inutes C C (60 min i (3i) MOVIE; 'WMhlnoton MIMtms' An nell, Ed Begley. 1964. (3) Tom and Jerry medy Club 6:00AM d > My Neighbor's Religipn gang, Kevin Mahon, Paul McCrane. Elgin racketeers in the labyrinth of San Francis­ tempts to expose it thwarted by both the CD Si) 21 Ju m p Street After his girlf- ambitious United States Senator's aide 3 ) Wyatt Earp 10:10AM [CN N ] On the Menu co's underworld. Chuck Norris. Christo­ station and the nuclear power authorities. falls in love with a charismatic, married CD Sports Extra IT ) Robert Schuller Jones. 1981. riend is killed in a convenience-store Sports Latenight pher Lee. Richard Roundtree 1981 Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda, Michael Doug­ lawyer with children. Lucie Amaz, Richard Honeymooners [CNN] IT ) Headline News (3 ) Robert Schuller 10:30AM CD inside Washington (31) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ robbery, Hanson uses unconventional QD 3 M O V IE ; 'Apology' An artist uses an las. 1979. Rated PG. methods to search for the murderer. (60 Jordan, Tony Bill. 1981. [E S P N ] College Basketball: Jackson- (3 ) Alice W W F Wrestling tion on the latest employment opportuni­ 3 Day of DIsbovery (H ) Christopher Closeup CD onymous taped phone confessions for her min.) (In Stereo) " villa at Western Kentucky (2 hrs.) (R) ties in the Connecticut area. [U S A ] Check It OutI A corporate spy is 3 3 MOVIE: 'Pany Mason: The Casa Christian Childrm's Fund @ Insight: Hey Janitor ® El Mlnisterio de Jimmy Swaggart CD Showcase of Homes unusual creation. Lesley Ann Warren. Pe­ 3 [MAX] M O V IE: 'Used Cars' A fast 3 MOVIE: The Fastest Gun Alive' A rumored to be on the loose at Cobb's Su­ C D ( 3 X V W inter Otympica C C Today’s of tha Avenging Aca' Pramlara. CC In Presenta ter Weller. 1986 3 Sports Machine talking used-car salesman goes to (8l) Connecticut: Now (3D Love Boat peaceful western storekeeper tries to es­ permarket. scheduled events: exhibitions in Figure light of new evidence. Mason sets out to [C N N ] PoUtica '88 3 3 Sportsworid Scheduled Super prove the innocence of a convicted mur­ 3 Am en C C Thelma's fantasy of a ro­ outlandish lengths to prevent his late boas' 3 This Old House CC cape his reputation as a fast gun Glenn [HBO] MOVIE; Where tlw Skating: awards ceremonies; closing cere­ Teams Competition, from Turtle Bay Re­ 4:45PM derer. Raymond Burr, Barbara Hate. Wil­ mantic honeymootf with the Reverend is car lot from falling into evil hands. Kurt [D IS ] You and Me. Kid [D IS] New Adventures of Winnie the Ford, Jeanne Crain. Broderick Crawford River Runs Black' C C A primitive young monies, live from Calgary, Alberta. (3 hrs.) 3 Space KIdettes liam Katt. 1986. not shared by her father. (In Stereo) Russell. Jack Warden, Genit Graham. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Where the River Runs Pooh 1956 sort in Oahu, Hawaii. (2 hrs ) (Taped) Indian boy finds himself thrust into (Live) 3 Batman 3 Massachusetts Council of Rabbis 1980. Rated R. Black' CC A primitive young Indian boy [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour 3 Muppets 3 Voices 8i Visions CC modern-day civilization. Charles Duming, ( 3 Charles In Chargg Buddy's visiting 3 dD Mastarpiaca Thaq$ra: Fortunes finds himself thrust into modern-day civiii- 3 Business World Alessandro Rabelo, Peter Horton. 1986. cousin (Mindy Cohn) reveals she's an al­ " [USA] Discover [H BO ] Seabert GS) Futbol de Mejico: America contra of W ar C C Guy helps Simon adjust to hjs 3 Presidential Debates: The Demo zation. Charles Doming, Alessandro Ra- 3 McLaughlin Group dD Ten>as y Debates Guadalajara (2 hrs.) Rated PG. (In Stereo) coholic. disability; Hqni^t returns to Cairo for Ed- crats 2:35 AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; only Whan I belo, Peter Horton. 1986. Rated PG. (In 9:00AM (D Surtday Morning CC (90 3 Police Woman wina's wedding and js reunited with her 3 French In Action CSD Television C C The second of two epi 5:00PM (XDcoiumbo 3 Fridey the 13th: Tha Series Micki's (ID Page Fifty Seven Laugh' An alcoholic actress battles the Stereo) min.) 3 Meet the Press CC. terrorized as two thieves search the store, husband. (60 min.) Part 7 of 7. bottle and her recently reconciled daugh- . [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday sodes examining T V news looks at how 3 Simon & Simon A revenge-crazy ex­ QD SpirKudI Ufa Crusade [MAX] MOVIE: The Odd Couple' A CD D .j. Kat (3 Charlie's Angels the presentation of televised news has for a mysterious lantern that's capable of 3 It's a Uving Sonny's headed for disap- ter. Marsha Mason, Kristy McNichol, [E S P N ] Th is W eek in Sports (60 min.) convict searches for Downtown Brown. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred sloppy man and a fussy man share an Discover with Robert Vaughn changed; its impact on political figures, finding buried treasure. (60 min.) - pointmem when he gets a date with Amy. Jfltnes Coco. 1981. Rated R. CD ® PELICULA: 'Los Barbaros del Norte' (60 min.) Hickman, Nick Charles. apartment. Jack Lemmon, Walter Mat­ 3 3 O ur House C C Kris' chances of Visionaries 10:45AM 3 Je w ish Ufe Un pueblo es azotado por una partida de also, documentaries. (60 min ) QD Slam pra en Domingo Prog'rama de thau, John Fiedler, 1968. Rated G. QD 3 Deciding America's Future being elected to the student council are [DIS] MOVIE: 'Meet Me After the bandoleros y un viejo policia los defiende [CNN] Week in Review variqdades con musics, entrevistas y artis- 3:00AM [CNN] Evans & Novak [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes GD Kenneth Copeland 11:00AM CD Entertainment This 3 Frontline C C The impact of prison re­ menaced when a biting editorial is printed tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ Show* A Broadway star tries to win back W eek An interview with actor Richard Javier Solis. Claviltazo. [ESP N ] Auto Racing: IMSA Grand Prix to the Movies & Coming Attractions (3) Bugs Bunny form is examined in this documentary in the schoos newspaper. (60 min.) (In lasco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) herliusljand by faking amnesia and return­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Top Hat'T w o young peo­ Chamberlain. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3 Modem Maturity CC of Miami (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) filmed within the Penitentiary of New Mex­ Stereo) ing to Miami, where her career began. ple fall in love, but she thinks he's her best 6 : 10AM [C N N ] Healthweek (3) Sesame Street CC. [C N N ] W eek in Review Betty Grable, Macdonald Carey, Rory Cal­ friend's husband. Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ (X) 3 Th is W eek W ith David Brinkley [CNN] Newsday 2:30PM (X ) College Basketball: Syra­ ico, scene of a bloody riot in February 3 Brain (H) Oavey & Goliath ® Can You Be Thinner? CC. 1980, (60 min.) - [DIS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmea houn. 1951. , gers. Edward Everett Horton. 1935. 6:1 5AM [D IS] My Friend Flicka cuse at Kentucky (2 hrs.) (Live) 3 Wrastling: WWF Superstars of (3 ) Maude [HBO] M O V IE :‘Rocky IV 'C C Driven by [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Beck to School' Cam­ CD Knight Rider [ESPN] Senior P G A Golf: Aetna Chal­ [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Mannequin' A depart 3 The Saint Wrestling 1 1':45PM CD Howard Cosell: Speak­ 6:20AM [USA] Night Flight: Video revenge, boxing champion Rocky Balboa pus life is turned upside down when a spe­ @ ) World Tomorrow lenge. final round (2 hrs.) (Live)^ ment store window dresser falls m love d D Lap Quilting ing of Everyttfing Profile: Marilyn Monroe 3 Freedom From Fat QD PEUCULA: 'El Trinquetero' Amado heads for the Soviet Union to face a gar­ cialty clothing tycoon enrolls in college in . with a mannequin that comes to life only in dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara Captain Povrar [USA] All-American Wrestling d D Small W onder Jamie auditions for a por las mujeres y odiado por Igs hombres gantuan Russian opponent. Sylvester Stal­ 12:00AM CD At.the Movies - an effort to make sure his son won't drop 6:30AM CS vista 3 his presence. Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cat [CN N ] Daywatch spot as lunchtime disc jockey at school. era capaz de jugarse la vida en la suerte de lone. Talia Shire, Dolph Lundgren. 1985. out. Rodney Dangerfield. Sally Kellerman, 3 Raal to Reel 12:30PM (i® Neuropsychologv of trail, Estelle Getty 1987 Rated PG (In CD 9 to « _ ‘ (T ) In the Black: Keys to Success las cartas. Andres Garcia, Juan Gallardo, Rated PG. (In Stered) Burt Young. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Weight Control Stereo) [CNN] Newswatch (H) Christian Science Monitor Reports 3 Frugal Gourmet Alicia Encinas. CD Dallas Stereo) [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Back to School' Cam­ [MAX] MOVIE: T h e Mission' C O Con­ 3 It'a Your Business 3 WKRP in Cincinnati (D MOVIE: The Autobiogra 3 Star Trek (3D Headline News 3:00PM pus life is turned upside down when a spe­ 3 . Austin City Limits: K.D. Lang and flicts between Spain and Portugal in 1750 [USA] Program Yourself for Success [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' 3 Connecticut Raal Estate Showcase 3 On the Record phy of Miss Jane Pittman' A former the Reclines/Foster and Uoyd (In Stereo) threaten the existence of South American 3 Discover ® Special C C A young executive develops a better cialty clothing tycoon enrolls in college in Connecticut Newsmakers slave lives to participate in the birth of the missions established by Jesuit priests. @8 Ring Around the World understanding of his parents after they de­ 3 Three Stooges 3 an effort to make sure his son won't drop [CN N ] One on One 3 Hogan's Heroes-Part 1 of 2. save the Children civil rights movement and recounts her life out. Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Kelterman. Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons, Ray.McAn- 3:30AM (D cide to end their 34-vear marriage. Tom dD Para Gante Grande (60 min.) 3 Computer Chronicles Combatl ® Defenders of the Earth spanning a century of change. Cicely Tv Burt Young. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [D IS] MOVIE; 'Top Hat’ Two young peo­ ally 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 3 [CNN] Crossfire Hanks, Jackie Gleason, Eva Marie Saint. [CNN] Intemationel Correspondents son, Barbara Chaney. Richard Dysart [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (5^ RockSchool Stereo) ple fall in love, but she thinks he's her best [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Invaders From Mars'* 3 Saturday Night Live (In Stereo) 1986. Rated PG. 1974, 4:0G>AM [USA] PGM Sale dD Wonderful World of Disney: Mon­ [D IS] Zorro friend's husband. Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ Soon after his claims of having seen a UFO 3 Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham [D IS ] Mousercise [TM C ] MOVIE: The Best of times' A [U SA] Airwotf key's Uncle A campus whiz-kid is called [HBO] Sixties Reunion W ith Bill Gra­ (X) 3 XV Winter Olympics Continue gers, Edward Everett Horton. 1935. land behind his-house are met with disbe­ Taunton Park 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week high-school football team reunites to re­ 6:40AM [U S A ] Night Flight: Short upon to save the college football team and ham: A Night at the Fillmore Taped at 5:30PM Univiaion en el Deporte lief, a boy notices personality changes in play the game that cost them the cham­ 3 Super Chargers [ESPN] College Baseball: Texas at QD Gene Scott Film Showcase invent a man-powered flying machine. A San Francisco's Fillmore auditorium, this Comentarios y resumen del acontecer de- his parents and other townspeople. Hunter pionship and their honor 12 years earlier. 3 Alberta Hunter: M y Castle's Rockin' Miami (3 hrs.) (Live) [CN N ] World Report 1965 movie starring Tom m y Kirk and An­ salute to ‘60s rock features performances portivo per Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. Carson, Karen Black. Timothy Bottoms. 4:25AM [MAX] m o v i e : Private 7:00AM (3 ) At the Movies Robin Williams. Kurt Russell, Pamela Reed, C C A profile of jazz singer Alberta Hunter's [M AX] MOVIE: The Odd Couple' A nette Funicello. (2 hrs.) by Joan Baez. Joe Cocker and Sly and the . (60 min.) ^ 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESP N ] Women's Volleyball: San Jose Practices: The Story of a Sex Surrogate' (T ) (3Q) Jimmy Swaggart 1986. Rated PG-13. career. (60 min.) sloppy man and a fussy man share an Qolddiggers at New York Liberties (90 A frank and open account of sex surrogate [H B O ] M O V IE: Rocky IV QC Driven by Family Slone. Exclusive concert footage of Creative Uving apartment. Jack Lemmon. Walter Mat­ [USA] Cover Story (3 ) 8th Day 9:30AM CD Love Your Skin revenge, boxing champion Rocky Balboa Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hen­ 3 Charlie's Angels min.) (Taped) Maureen Sullivan's practice, including con­ d D 9 to 5 thau. John Fjedler. 1968. Rated 6. sultations with two of her clients Narrated (T l Point of View heads for the Soviet Union to face a gar­ drix. Host Bill Graham. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (57) Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of 9:30PM (D ®D Ouet C C Linda's in la­ [H B O ] Do the Guilty Gif Free CC A do­ (3D Captain Power and the Soldiers of [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday [TM C ] MOyiE; The Best of Times' A bor, but that doesn't stop her from visiting by Noreen Hennesey. 1986. Rated NR. gantuan Russian opponent. Sylvester Stal­ [MAX] MOVIE; 'Labyrinth' CC A young W ar C C (60 min.) Part 6 of 7. cumentary examining how the Exclusion­ fit) Robert Schuller CC- the Future high-school football team reunites to re­ the hospital's gift shop. (In Stereo) lone, Talia Shire, Dolph Lundgren. 1985. girl's innocent wish propels her into an @ ) M O V IE : 'Th e Fan’ A young man ter­ [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Freestyle ary Rule, which pertains to improperly ob­ 4:30AM [CNN] Big story (S ) Divine Plan (3 Visionaries Rated PG. (In Stereo) Championships Fror i Breckenridge, Colo play the game that cost them the cham­ 3 M am a's Family Mama, vacationing in tained evidence, affects the judicial desperate search for her baby brother in a rorizes the chic circle surrounding his fa­ pionship and their honor 12 years earlier. [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America First Church of Christ Congrega­ (3) Meet the Press CC. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Odd Couple' A magical world of goblins and fairies. David vorite stage star. Lauren Bacall. James (60 min.) (Taped) Hawaii, plans to avoid the man she saved system. (60 min.) Robin Williams, Kurt Russell, Pamela Reed. One Thousand Dollars Every tional (3 ) Look at M e Now sloppy man and a fussy man share an Bowie, Jennifer' Connelly, Toby Froud Garner, Michael Biehn. 1981. from drowning. Pan 2 of 2. [U SA ] Keys to Success [USA] 5:35PM [D IS ] Missing Adventures of 1986. Rated PG-13. - Five Hours Jarnes Kennedy apartment. Jack Lemmon, Walter Mat­ 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider 3 ) Adelante [CNN] Debate Ozzie and Harriet [U SA ] Riptide 1 2:30AM CD New England Sunday thau, John Fiedler. 1968. Rated G. [H B O ] m o v i e : Reform What's Happening Now!! 3 Sea Hunt Mike fights a dangerous un­ 1 2:45PM CB M O V IE: W om an of tlie [HBO] MOVIE: P.K. and the Kid' A New s 4:35AM 6:00PM CD C B S New s 10:00PM (D CD (R) School Girls' A good girl lands in a tough derwater current to explore an undersea [U S A ] Cartoons Year' A gossip columnist and a sportswri- trucker on his way to the arm wrestling 7:30PM QSscTV ® It's Your Business CD ® -X V Winter Olympics Continue CD Ko|ak reform school after she gets mixed-up in a cave. ter have a love/hate relationship that championships in California is joined by a M O V IE : 'Body Heat' The love affair of [C N N ] Sports Sunday (M) Kenneth Copeland I 1:10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide QD Rurtaway W ith the Rich Famous botched robbery attempt. Linda Carol. causes havoc to everyone but them. Spen­ pretty teen-age runaway. Paul LeMat. a lawyer and a married woman unfolds into QD Perry Mason 3 and 3 Miracle Revival Hour Murder. She Wrote CC A Wendy O. Williams, Pat Ast. 1986. Rated {ID Popeye & Pals 11:30AM CB m o v i e . Tarzan'* New cer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn, Reginald Molly Ringwald. Alex Rocco. 1987. Rated a crime of passion. William Hurt, Kathleen 8:00PM CD 3 Jimmy Swaggart Visits to Egypt and Finland. Vinter’s heirs become suspects when a dD La Santa Misa Adventure' Tarzan joins an expedition Owen. 1942- PG-13. 3 took at Me Now R. [C N N ] Daybreak Turner, Richard Crenna. 1981. body is found in a winery cellar. (60 min.) 3 Good Neighbors [CN N ] Your Money searching for the famous lost Goddess. [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner 1 :00PM (3® MOVIE; 'Adventures of [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Fringe Dwellers' 3 Dem psey & Makepeace Makepeace 3 World Vision 3 Consumer Challenge [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) Ula Holt, Herman Brix, (Bruce Bennett). An aboriginal teen-ager seeks to break out CD Werewolf CC With Skorzeny SpOftsCenter the Wilderness Family' A family faces a resigns after she witnesses the near mur­ [U SA] Discover [ESPN] 1936. of the dead-end existence afforded her dead, Eric pursues the real leader of his 3 38 on Sports [ESP N ] Surfer Magazine rocky road to survival in the Rockies when der of Dempsey. (60 min.) werewolf bloodline. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Carey Treatment' A t the Movies Scheduled: "End of the people in modern-day Australia. Kristina 3 Great Performances: Wolf Trap Sal­ 12:35AM [MAX] m o v i e '; -Hlghlan (3D they abandon the urban rat race for life «n 3 N ew s (Live) When a doctor's oldest friend is charged 1 0:00AM CD Dr. Science Line " (Holly Hunter. Kevin Bacon): "Hair- the wilderness. Robert k ^ g ^ . Susan Da- Nehm, Justine Saunders, BobMaza. 1986 3 Star Trek: The Next Generation CC utes Dizzy Gillespie: An All-Star Tribute der' C C A group of immortals who can Rocks from Mars with murder, he decides to investigate the 3 Faces of Japan CD Sybervislon spray" (Sonny Bono). mante Shaw. 1975. Rated PG. A strong microscopic life-form wages war to the Jazz Master Sonny Rollins, W yn ­ only die at one another's hand eliminate case himself. James Cobum, Jennifer on humans and threatens to destroy the ton Marsalis, Carmen McRae and Flora each other through the ages en route to a 3 Connecticut Beat 3 CHIPS Patrol spectacular W orld of 3 Outer Limits have visited Earth O'Neill, Pat Hingle. 1972. Rated PG. CD Steampipe Alley 3:30PM 3 Enterprise. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Purim are among those celebrating Dizzy mystical 'gathering'. Christopher Lambert, Guinness Records Scheduled; the smal­ dP) New s (3D N e w Gidget Gidget finds a treasure 3 Hallmark Homes 3 Connecticut News Week (Rj Gillespie’s 70th birthday. (90 min.) (In Roxanne Hart. Clancy Brown. 1986. Rated [USA] Calliope lest airplanes; the most-tattooed lady. 3 It’s Show tim e at the Apollo (60 min.) NEW YORK (A P ) - Bocks map in a painting she bought. 3 TV Open House 3 M O V IE: 'Ice Castles' A young'figure 3 M O V IE: 'Bugsy Malone' An all-kid Stereo)' R. (In Stereo) Wall street Journal Re­ 3 M O V IE: 'Th e Producers' A has-been 7:30AM dD skater's dreams of Olympic glory seem N B A Baskatball: N e w cast presents a spoof of the Roaring -from Mars may already have 3 Jimmy Swaggart 3 French Chef; Pot Au Feu 4:00PM CS theatrical producer tnd his accountant QD Hill Street Blues 1 2:45AM ® m o v i e ; 'Telethon' The port shattered after she is almost totally Yoffc Knicks at Denver N u g g e U (2 hrs . Twenties movie musicals and garigster visited Earth, according'to Dis­ 3 Buck Rogers 3 Well Street Journal Report pictures. Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, Florrie partner scheme to make more profit from a [CN N ] Headline News glitter of Las Vegas provides the backdrop (3D Bre^cthrough blinded in an accident. Robby Benson, 30 min.) (Live) flop than a hit. Zero Mostel, Gene Wilder, for this drama of romance and danger be­ cover magazine. (3 ) Chalica of Salvation (Live) 3 World Tomorrow Lynn-Holly Johnson, Colleen Dewhurst. Dugger. 1976. [DIS] Prairie Home Companion With dD Sunday Mass Q D M O V IE; '2 0 1 0 ' The U.S. and Russia Kenneth Mars. 1967. hind the scenes at a multi-million dollar It says scientists have theo­ 3 Mister Rogers (S ) DeOressi Junior High CC. 1979. dD To Be Announced. Garrison Keillor (33) World Tomorrow team up to investigate a failed mission to ( 3 3 Family Ties C C A grieving mother fund-raising telethon. Lloyd Bridges. Red rized that certain meteorites RIn-Tin-Tin 3 Promise of America: No Place Like (§D Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 [ESPN] Baseball: Old Tim ers Game 6th Buttons, Oick Clark. 1977. (3D (S ) Day of Discovery 3 [CN N ] NBA Preview Jupiter. Roy Scheider. John Lithgow, He­ tries to replace her late daughter with Mal­ Home Problems afflicting the homeless min.) (In Stereo) annual from Washington. D.C. (60 min.) found on Earth are actually 3 Sacrifice of the Mass [ESPN] OameDey len Mirren. 1984. lory. (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Desert Hearts' During Miracle Faith Outraach are illustrated through personal stories of (Taped) pieces of the Martian surface that T and T A modern-day Robin Hood (3) NW A Pro Wrestling [CN N] Newswatch Nature C C Examines the formation her stay at a Reno ranch in 1959 while (3 ) Dr. James Kennedy 3 II ;35AM [D IS ] Grimm's Fairy Tales those who've been forced onto the 3 [U S A ] Robert Klein Time terrorizes an upscale grocery store. (2p) Battlesta r Galactica [D IS] Danger Bay CC and wildlife of the Kalahari Desert's Oka­ awaiting'a divorce, a straight-laced English were separated from that planet streets. Host: E.G. Marshall. Narrator: Ed­ professor drifts into a lesbian relationship. (3 ) Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon 1 2:00PM CD NBA Beskctbell: Boston vango Delta. (60 min.) (In Stereo) sports Extra 3 Spotlight on Government win Newman. (60 min.) (S) ^ Collaga Baskatball; Duke at [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey 1 0:30PM CD Helen Shaver, Patricia Charbonneau, Au- about 200 million years ago. $3 }K id eo TV Celtics at Detroit Pistons (2 hrs., 30 dD America en la Cultura 3 M O V IE : 'A Star Is Bom ' Love clashes Georgia Tech (2 hrs.) (Live) 3 MOVIE: 'The Eagle Has Unded' The CD Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports dra Lindley. 1986. Rated R. Information collected from the riiin.) (Live) 6:30PM X] New * Nazis try to kidnap Winston Churchill in an [C N N ] Dig Story with careers in the high-powergd music 3 Nova C C The first of two programs highlights and features with host Steve Al­ rocks does not match up with data (S) French in Action CD 3 X V W inter Olympics C C Today's m Am erica's M ost W anted Featuring 1:00AM ® Dallas Dumbo's Circus world as one star is born, and another falls. examining cancer treatments looks at the attempt to end the war without being obli­ bert and feature reporter Carl Gherkin. [DIS] [D IS ] MOVIE; 'The Barefoot Executive' scheduled events: Ice hockey playoffs; dramatic re-enactments of felony crimes terated. MichaerCaine, Donald Sutherland, typical of other meteorites, or Barbara Streisand, Kris Kristofferson, Gary testirtg of IL-2, a new drug that may be a 3 Yes, Prime Minister QTI Odd Couple [ESPN] NBA Today four-man bobsled; women's 5,CXX>- drawn from the files of the nation's top law A network page uses his girlfriend's pet Busey. 1976. breakthrough. (60 min.) Roben Duvall. 1977. Mora Real People any. other rocks. Instead, the Meters Speed bating; swards ceremon­ enforcement agencies. Photographs of cri­ 3 Ask the Manager tSS) 8:00AM CD Naw EnglaiKl Sunday chimpanzee to predict Nt T V shows. Kurt 3 One Day at a.Time information most closely Russell, Joe Flynn, Wally Cox. 1971. ies, live from Calgary, Albena. (3 hrs.) (S) Firing Une @ ) Polica Story minals and suspects will be shown, and a [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Stewardess School' A [D IS ] MOVIE; ‘The Barefoot Executive' dD Sunday Maas Rated G. (Live) d D M O V IE : 'Rad Sun' A bandit leader @ MOVIE; 'Somebody Killed Her Hua- nationwide toll-free hotline (8e, Michael Mifurte. 1971. rah Fawcetl-Majors, Jeff Bridges. John a bizarre sport played in the dehumanized 11:00PM CD ® (S) 3® N«wa [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Kindred’ A young (3 ) First Church of Christ Congraga* [MAX] MOVIE: *Tha Mission' CC Con­ Pare. Am y Medigan. 1984. [CNN] Nawaday Wood. 1978. world of the future is asked to retire as it is [CN N ] PrimeNewa man discovers the gruesome secret be­ would not be able to escape flicts batwaan Spain and Portugal in 1750 tional feared he is undermining the game's real [U S A ] N e w Mika Ham m er Previously (D Friday the 13th: The Series Micki’s hind his late mother's genetic experiments. thraatan tha axistanca of South An>arican (Q) MOVIE; 'W .'ra Fighting Bm * ' A [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Fair Lady' An English d D E) M undo dal Box Csmpeonatos y lu- gravitational forces, so the next intent. James Caan, John Houseman confirmed bachelor Mike Hammer marries terrorized as two thieves search the store David Allen Brooks. Rod Steiger, Amanda (3 ) Porky Pig missions astabHshad by Jesuit priests. yoix>g man organizes a small ^ o u p of New professor takes a London guttersnipe artd logical choice is Mars. 1975. a woman (Barbara Stock) who will other­ for a mysterious lantern that's capable of Pays. 1987 Rated R. (S Sunday Today Robert De Niro. Jeremy Irons, Ray McAr>- York City youths to try end rid the neigh­ tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Harrison. Audrey Hepburn. Stanley Holloway. 1964. ® (B) Saaama Straat CC. alty. 1986. Ratad PG. (In Starao) borhood of a crime wave caused by a I c ^ CofiUnuMl... t t >* MANCHESTER HERAM>. Saturdays Bete-27; 1988 FOCUS / Books & Hobbies FOCUS / Movies tffil Match holders, match safes:

m 3 Touchstone movie 1 They didn’t skimp back then iH M. still plays it safe This is a cast- little fat feet.” iron match Prices in Warman’s range for holder made to $15 in papier mache to $225 in SHOOT TO brass. ’The only bronze holder KILL (R) go on a wall Coflectors’ near a stove or seen listed is a “ shoe with mouse Touchstone fireplace. No Corner on toe ... $120.” ’There is a Pictures has skimping in I t wall-type cast iron piece dated what amounts Filmeter those days Russ MacKendrick 1870 for $85. to a line of (1869-70): it ’The holder in the photo was “ products” — Robert DIMatteo weighs well recently acquired by Judd Claplo- II! 1 c h i n e - over a pound. vich of Vernon, who wants to tooled movies T h e con­ cherish it a while before touching (including the struction is devilishly ingenious. sliding cardboard boxes and for on its monetary aspect. "* witty ’ ’Out- _____ The embossed writing. “C. safety considerations and con­ □ D O rageous For- . PARKER,” and all. is on a venience the match holders and tune.” the romantic “ Stakeout” calamities befalling the protago­ swinging door, hinged at the top. match safes were developed. COMING EVEN’TS: and the cute "Three Men and a nists on schedule. The door hangs closed when the The first patent for a hanging ’Tuesday, March 1, at 7; 30 p.m. Baby” ) that reactivate well- Some of theoutdoorsadventure stuff is vivid (particularly a holder is in place. If you want a holder was issued in 1849 and then — regular meeting of the Central i A ’ tested formulas. match, just press on the “ M AY 3, came the deluge — dozens and Connecticut Coin Club at the The latest Touchstone release stomach-churning fall that Be­ 1870” area with a fingertip and dozens of “ better ideas” took Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 continues to play it safe: a renger — or his stunt man — fish one out. The door will close by shape. The same C. Parker with Main St., Manchester. The pre­ slam-bang thriller that pivots on takes from a mountain). And the wary relationship between black gravity when you go away. the two patents above also had a vious meeting suffered a power the racially mixed buddy formula This is an improvement over an heraldic design in 1868 and still outage so the auction of large i^.,1 and white protagonists has its familiar from movies like “ The 1864 cast-iron job shown in the another production with a swing­ cents and other material will Defiant Ones” and the recent amusing elements. But that’s it. Time-Life Encyclopedia. That ing lid in 1876. have another run. Visitors are a re “ Lethan Weapon.” This time we Kirstie Alley is emblematic of -w the movie’s waste: Alley’s one has “ SELF-CLOSING” em­ Warman’s guidebook distin­ welcome. get Sidney Poitier (in his first bossed big on the cover, fine, but guishes the match holders and the March 24 and 25 — Part II of the film role in a decade) as a mountain-girl get-up amounts to virtually her whole character to get a match you have to lift the match safes. (Many listings lump Norweb sale by Bowers and street-smart FBI agent tracking lid with one hand and reach in them together). A safe was a Merena at the Visa International PHENOMENAL — Ann-Margret, who they each go on to new lives. In a town a murderer in the Pacific GRADE: ★ * where most promising newcomers with the other, then let the lid small container made to go into Hotel, New York City. For further stars with Alan Alda and Hal Linden in “A Northwest. His helper is Tom New home video clunk back down. Humph — what somebody’s pocket, while the information, write the auctio­ New Life," is shown in a scone from the come and go, Ann-Margret is a Berenger, a woods-smart trail else could it do? holders stayed home. neers at Box 1224, Wolfeboro. guide whose girlfriend (Kirstie phenomenon. THE SQUEEZE (PG-13) A The first easy-to-light matches Holders could be made of brass, N.H. 03894. romantic comedy that follows the Alley) is the murderer’s latest farfetched comedy.'action caper were patented in 1834 by Alonzo bronze, cast iron, glass, papier adventures of a man and a woman as hostage. that al.so wants to be taken as a Ruse MscKendrtckMpeoM to the HerNd E. Phillips of Springfield, Mass. mache, porcelain,, silver plate, Russ MacKendrick Is a Man­ The movie smells like another sobering statement about the The components were formida­ tin, white metal or wood. They chester resident who is an author­ hit for Touchstone, and it passes INGENIOUS — This cast-iron match holder, made in desire to get something for ble; chalk, phosphorus, glue and could be hang-ups or table ity on many types of collectibles. the time painlessly enough. But 1869-70, is devilishly ingenious. If you want a match, just brimstone — and fiery accidents models. A table model noted in an Write to him in care of the Warming wave of nostalgia this goes-down-easy-with- nothing. Michael Keaton stars as a down-on-his-luck New York press on the "MAY 3, 1870,” area. The door operates were just waiting to happen. The Antique ’Trader article ” ... is a Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, popcom sort of flick is not to be matches came from the store in little four-inch bureau on four Manchester 06040. mistaken for a good movie. artist and gambler who uncovers automatically. “ Shoot to Kill” leaves no imprint a scheme to fix a multimillion- dollar national lottery. Meat Loaf for Ann-Margret in victory whatsoever: You can barely remember what you just saw is the vicious baddie. and Rae Dawn Chong is a bill collector- Med student is a budding star even as you're filing out of the Best-Sellers overlooking Benedict Canyon; it very odd characters out there.” cum-love interest. GRADE: ★ ★ Bv Bob Thomas theater. had been the honeymoon home of She was bom Ann-Margret The Associated Press The talents involved could have her for the first time in ages Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Ollson in Valsjobyn, Sweden, in THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS By Dana Kennedy machine.” done a lot more. The movie’s and has “ the feeling of a Bogart. The other day in the 1941, and accompanied her par­ (P G ) A big hit. this 1987 James The Associated Press Every story Canin has Fiction LOS ANGELES — When Ann- director, Roger Spottiswoode Bond movie offered Timothy miracle.” Margret recently won a Golden sunny living room where Bogie ents to the United States at the written since age 19 has been 1. ’Tommyknockers,’’ Stephen King age of 5. Her talent developed (“ Under Fire” ) . is a man of skill Dalton as a less facetious 007 than BOSTON — Ethan Canin published. Canin is a fourth-year Globe for her television perfor­ once held court, the actress 2. ’T h e Bonfire of the Vanities.’’ Toiri Wolfe early, and at 16, she appeared on and intelligence. And Sidney before. But the basic Bond film could be easy to hate: He’s a medical student at Harvard mance in “ The Two Mrs. Glen- reminisced about her Hollywood And his stories bear little Ted Mack’s Amateur Hour on Poitier remains an authoritative recipe is intact — that ineffable Stanford University gradu­ and said that some of his 3. "Kaleidoscope," Danielle Steel'^^^” ' ^lles,” she experienced a warm­ career and talked about two resemblance to the world of television. After a year at actor — even in the kind of blend of fashion show, trave­ ate. a student at Harvard insight into the elderly came 4. "2061; Odyssey Three," Arthur Cf^rke ing wave of nostalgia. forthcoming films: “A Tiger’s the neo-hip New Yorkers patented super-black role he did logue. stunts, gadgetry. glassy Medical School, a budding from the older people he has 5. "Lightning," Dean Koontz “ It was just 27 years ago that Tale," with C. Thomas Howell Northwestern University, she left chronicled by the new breed to death in the ’60s. sex. campy sadism. Ckild War literary star and he even has examined. 6. "Winters’ Tales," Jonathan Winters they (the Hollywood Foreign and Charles Duming; and “ A to tour with other students who of writers. There are no tales formed a music group called the So why couldn’t the three rabble-rousing and haute- what used to be called Press Association) gave me the New L ife," with Alan Alda and of bohemian artists in SoHo. “ You meet 40 people a day 7. "Presumed lnn(x»nt,” Scott Turow writers who received screen bourgeois consumerism. matinee idol good looks. first award I ever received — as Hal Linden. Suttletones. After a few bookings, no cocaine-snorting yuppies, and you talk to them about 8. "Patriot Games," Tom Clancy credit have comes up with a real GRADE: *-kVi At age 27, he has seen his the most promising newcomer of In “ A ’Tiger’s Tale” she plays a the group broke up and Ann- no alienated college their lives,” he said. “ A lot of 0. “Mortal Fear." Robin Cook script? They’ve settled for a short stories collected in a the year,” she recalled. “ Itwasin character named is Rose Butts. Margret looked for work in students. them are older. If someone 10. "The Palace,” Paul Erdman schematic situation stretched as (Film grading: excel­ critically acclaimed new the same room .(International Howell plays Bubber Drumm. Hollywood. lent, WWW good, ww fair, w poor) Instead. Canin writes sim­ comes in under 55 you’re so far as possible, with synthetic book. ’ "The Emperor of the Ballroom. Beverly Hilton), and I “ It takes place in Texas, as you “ I auditioned for George Bums ple and spare stories in the grateful to see young flesh.” remember everything about it, might guess," she said. “ Bubber at his office at General Service Air” (Houghton Mifflin (^ ., voices of the elderly and Medicine keeps him in including the dress I wore.” is one of my daughter’s boy­ studio 28 years ago,” she re­ $15.95). middle-aged as well as the contact with people. He has Canin has enough charm to In a town where most promis­ friends, and Rose tries very hard called. “ He still has his office Cinema young. ’They are about peo­ balanced a love and aptitude Nonfiction deflect resentment. He is ing newcomers come and go like to get away from him. But he is so there. ple on the verge of change, for science with writing modest and self- the Santa Ana winds, Ann- dear and so adorable, and he “ We found a piano on one of the people confronted with deci­ sin(% he started at Stanford. 1. "Trump: The Art of the Deal," Donald J. Margret is a phenomenon. Aftera really wants to sec her. They go stages. We took the tarp off, and MANCHESTER deprecating. almost worried sion and possible crisis. ’They He began as a physics major Trump EAST HAETFOED _ UA Tbeolers East — Cfnderello (G) quarter-century she continues out a couple of times as friends. my pianist played for me. I did a BoMwMd Fob A Clnama — Fatal about his near ovemighf are people not unlike C^nin; and took a creative writing 2. "Elizabeth Takes Off," Elizabeth Taylor Attractlan (R ) Sat 7:15, 9;J0: Sun 7:30. Sot-Sun 2:15, 4:30. — She’s Having a “ But he is so insistent, she couple of songs, and Mr. Burns Babv (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7:20, success. And at a time when facing a new and scary class for an easy grade. His high on any producer’s casting Faor Eldionh Frt» ^ ~ 3. ’T h e Prize Pulitzer," Roxanne Pulitzer realizes he really loves her. And asked me if I would be in his Fatal Attraction (R) Sat 7:30, 9:30, 9:40. — Throw Momma From the Train trendy young writers such as experience. Canin will tell teacher sent one of the list for sexually charged roles. At (P(J-13) Satond Son 2,4:20,7:20,9:20.— ETHAN CANIN 4. “The Cat Who Came for Christmas," show.” She appeared with Bums midnioht; Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. Jay Mclnerney, Tama Jano- you that most of the varied 46 she remains athletically she realizes she loves him. He’s Fatol Attraction (R ) Sot-Sun 7, 9:30. . . . acclaimed writer stories he wrote in class Cleveland Amory at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, SbaweoM Clnamps 1-* — Switching witz and Bret Easton Ellis characters in his stories curved, the emerald eyes smol­ very sweet, and quite innocent.” Chonnels (P G ) Sat Oodvance screw ing (included as “ Lies” in his 5. “The 8-Week Cholesterol Cure," Robert In “ A New Life" she and Alda and Bums’ pal Jack Benny put with Three AOen and o Babv IP G ) Sat CMe*1*5I*2 — CInderello (G ) Sot and are regularly bashed by “ are me.” book) to a literary quarterly dering, the voice throaty and so far apart that they live Kowalski play a couple who have been her on his television show. 9 » . - Moonstruck (PG) Sat 12, 2:15, Sun 1:30. — She's Having o Babv literary critics. C^nin is His tales also hint at the in the Bay Area and it was inviting. J -S ; 7:25, 9:45,11:50; Son 12,2:15,4:30, (P(5-13) Sot and Sun 3, 5, 7:10, 9:20. — isolated, secret lives, separ­ 6. "The Great Depression of 1990," Ravi married 26 years. They have a Frank Capra chose Ann- 7'25,9:45. — Shoot to Kill (R ) Sot 12:30, Fatal Attraction (R ) Sat and Sun 2,4:15, different enough to resist dark side of life: the inevita­ She remains unchanged in ated by inches of bedsheet accepted. 24-year-old daughter. Margret to play Bette Davis’ 2:40, 4:50, 7:35, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 12:30, 7, 9:40. comparison. bility and quiet anguish of “ It’s still the biggest thrill Batra / other ways as well. The deep, full 2-40, 4:50, 7:35, 9:50. — Good Morning, every night that might as “ In the very first scene we’re in daughter In “ A Pocketful of WEST HARTFORD "W e’re different kinds of aging; the shadow of infidel­ I ’ve ever received.” he said. 7. “Love, Medicine and Miracles," Bernie laugh erupts often, more in Vietnam (R ) Sat Elm 1 A 2— Fatal Attraction (R) Sat well be miles. Though he nervousness than mirth. She the divorce lawyer’s office, and Miracles,” and Fox cast her in 12:15; Sun 1, 4:15, 7:20, 9:55. — Action and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:30.— WalI Street (R ) writers.” said Canin during ity over a long marriage; the He ^witched to an English Siegel the remake, with Rodgers and Jackson (R ) Sot 12:40,2:50,5,7:15,9:30, a recent interview at the feels himself dying a little bit speaks in quiet, hesitant senten­ he’s saying ‘Why are you doing 11S : Sun 12:40,2:50,5,7:15,9:30. -T h e Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. emotional violence that often major at Stanford and then 8. "Thriving on Chaos," Tom Peters Hammerstein music, of “ State Serpent and the Rainbow (R ) Sot 12:10, Harvard Bookstore cafe. “ I lurks within families. But more each day, surrounded ces, recalling the immigrant girl this?’ WILLIMANTIC by pills, poor circulation and earned a master’s degree in 9. “Keeping Secrets," Suzanne Somers “ He’s a workaholic,” Ann- Fair.” But it was “ Bye, Bye. 2-20, 4:30, 7:50, 10, 12; Sun 12:10, 2:20, Jlllson Square Cinema — Shoot To don’t want to be movie-star they end just short of des­ fine arts from the Iowa who seemed bewildered when 4-30, 7:50, 10. — Three Men and a Babv Kill (R ) Sot 1,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15,11 :X ; a faltering memory, the old 10. "Detour: A Hollywood Story," Cheryl Margret said. “ He loves her very Birdie” with Dick Van Dyke that (P G ) Sot 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 9:50, 11:50; famous. I want to move pair. His characters have Hollywood proclaimed her sexu­ Sun 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — Good man is suddenly seized by a Writer’s Workshop. He only Crane much, but he works five days a established her as a hot new star. Son 12:20,2:30,4:40,7:30,9:40. — School Morning, Vietnam (R ) Sat 12:45,3,5:15, people with my writing ... hope, however jaded. wrote two stories in Iowa, ality in such films as "Kitten With Doze (R ) and Sot 1, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40, 7:30, 9:45, 12; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, sense of renewal in the midst week and plays golf with clients The personal appearances 12:10; Son 1, 4:15,7:10, 9:40. — Frontic because I ’m so moved my­ The old man in “ We Are and said it’s a competitive (Courtesy of Waldanbooks) a Whip” and “ The Pleasure 9:45. — Moonstruck (P G ) Sat 1:30,3;30, of decay. He takes his wife on on Saturday and tennis on Sun­ ended abmptly in 1983 when (R ) Sot 12,2:20,4:40,7:40, 10:10, 12:15; 5:30,7:30,9:30.— F ran tlc(R ) Sat 1,3:15, self by (good) writing. But Nighttime Travelers” has place “ where I think some Seekers.” Sun 12,2:20,4:40,7:40,10. — A Night In 5:30, 7:45,10, 12; Sun 1,3:15,5:30,7:45, a romantic walk in middle of day. TTie rest of the film concerns Smith was stricken with myas­ it’s really easy to get swept been married to his wife for people really clam up.” Ann-Margret and Roger Smith, the Life of Jimmy Reardon (R) Sot 10.— Jimmy Reardon (R ) Sot 1:15,3:15, a cold night. Later, he kisses her husband-manager for 20 all the people he dates and all the thenia gravis,, a disease of the 12:50,2:55,5,7:45,10,12; Sun 12:50,2:55, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15,12; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, up by the American publicity years. ’The two have grown nerves that weakens muscles. 5, 7:45, 9:50. 7:15, 9:15. years, live in the hilltop house people I date. There are some , iv.i' -,i-. ■, ,’i i v . ' : I ' . ' . i ' j ' ’./ •• MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 27,1988 — »1 tn - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 27. 1988

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N.J. — second bus Monday — Seafood boat, juice, Manchester Senior Citizens’ scheduled for June 5 to 9. $204 per dessert, beverage. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — The founder of Center. person. If you’ re interested, call Tuesday — Chicken salad sand­ a boys acrobatic troupe that gained a national The pressures of fame and the joy of return Senior Travel after Tuesday at wich, soup, dessert, beverage. audience has been charged with 14 counts of By Joe DImlnIco 875-0538. Wednesday — Swedish meat­ sexual abuse involving youngsters in his Activities Specialist Coachlight — “ Sophisticated ball on noodles, roll, vegetable, two final .songs are upbeat: "Hold organization. Ladies.” $21. March 23. If you’re Bv Hlllel Itolle he said, was that being the idol of earned a Grammy nomination for dessert, beverage. On to Your Dream" and " (If You Robert Lee “ Flippo” Morris, 35, was indicted The Associated Press millions of female fans created best male pop vocalist. The senior center will conduct a interested, stop by the center to Thursday — ’Turkey, stuffing, Think You’re) Groovy." Wednesday on five counts of aggravated rape, six- tension with his then-girlfriend. But after the hit LP “ Living in handyman/repair series begin­ register. gravy, potato, vegetable, roll, Oz.” and 1985’s "TAO .” Spring- “ Hold On to Your Dreani" is counts of aggravated sexual battery and three Best wishes to good friends ■NEW YORK - Rick Spring- Barbara Jean, who is now his ning March 7 from lOto 11:30a.m. beverage, dessert. field took time off to be with his about losing hope..then regaining counts of crimes against nature, said District field considers himself a wife. ” We had a lot of problems. I and continuing for four consecu­ Pauline Maynard, Mary Hill, Friday — Macaroni and denied her for a while. People wife and their newly-born son, it. "Don’t tell me it’s over. I still searcher, a learper. And three Attorney General Gary Gerbitz. tive Mondays. The class will Helen Grady and John Dahm, cheese, vegetable, roll, beverage, years ago, he discovered that he would ask me if I had a girlfriend Liam. Becoming a parent was a smell the fire.” Springfield sings The charges concern nine boys, age 9 to 16, who who are all in Manchester M em ­ "Groovy” is the album’s only make use of videocassettes of the dessert. needed some time away from the and I ’d say ’no.’ She had trouble major turning point in his life. were members of the Flippo Morris Tumblers, orial Hospital, and to George remake. Written in the late •'60s popular PBS television series music business. handling me.” “ I accepted the responsibil­ said Ardena Garth, special child abuse prosecutor Clark, who is in Hartford Hospi­ bv Steve Marriott and Ronnie "Hometime” and will be followed After a series of hit albums, a Springfield’s first hit single was ity,” he said. " I realized I had to for Hamilton County. tal. Also, best wishes to Kathryn Scores Lane of the English rock group. by questions and answers. The featured role in the hit TV soap, "Speak to the Sky.” a Top 15hit in be strong enough for both of us.” Over the years, the Tumblers have had as Byron, who is home Friday. Feb. 19, setback — Raising a chiid also made him The Small Faces. “ Groovy” is a following is the course outline; "General Hospital,” and a fea­ 1972 and No. 1 in his native many as ISO members and gained a wide recuperating. Clara Hemingway 128; Ada Rojas think about his father, who had personal favorite of Springfield’s March 7 — Interior wallpaper ture movie, "Hard to Hold,” Australia. He also released the following, performing at school carnivals and 127, Edith O’Brien 122; Janet albums "Comic Book Heroes” died a few years before Liam was and a song that'aWiost did not get and paint. Springfield had had enough. during halftime of University of Tennessee- Ghagan 121; Mabel Loomis 118. and “ Wait for Night.” bom. put on the album. March 14— Bathroom. " I had nothing to say.” he Chattanooga basketball games. In 1982, they Schedule for the week Monday, Feb. 22, pinochle — recalled. When his music career cooled, On ’’Tear It All Down.” the "I had to fight a couple of March 21 — Kitchens. appeared at the Knoxville World’s Fair and on Monday — ceram ics, 9:30 Carl Popple 732; Ernestine Don­ “ There was no one moment. It he took up acting, making ap­ rocker that leads off Side 2 of battles but I had good reasons for M a rc h 28 — F in is h e d the NBC television program “ Real People.” a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle, nelly 699; Bill Stone 699; Sol was a process. I was walking pearances on “ The Six Million “ Rock of Life,” he sings: " I look putting it on the record: A — It carpentry. around my house — this beautiful Dollar Man,” ’ ’The Rockford at my innocent boy as he sleeps. had a different slant. B — It's a Interested inividuals should 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Rose, Cohen 684; Edith O’ Brien 670; ranch in Malibu. I was thinking Files” and "The Incredible ... I wish there was some way I part of my life, an important part Impeachment gets go-ahead contact the center to register. 1:30 p.m. Edith Albert 638. could talk to my father again.” of my life.” he said. Tuesday, Feb. 23, bowling — about how unhappy I was.” Hulk.” The senior center golf leagues ’Tuesday — oil painting. 9:30 But It was his role as Dr. Noah “ I felt I needed to talk to him.” With the album completed and Rusty Rusconi 522; Ray CJiittick On his new LP, “ Rock of Life,” PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Arizona’s Supreme are raring to get started for a.m.; square dancing, 10 a.m.; Drake in “ General Hospital” that Springfield said. "Seeing myself a worldwide tour anticipated, 545; Carl LePack 526; Sam Springfield sings about the pres­ Court on Friday refused to delay the start of Gov. another season of fun. The men’s basketweaving (beginners), 2 sures of fame, why he had to quit, set Springfield’s career soaring. with Liam, I saw a lot of him in RICK SPRINGFIELD Springfield is hopeful about main­ Evan Mecham’s immpeachment trial on Monday league will meet March 16 at 7 Maltempo 545; John Reid 519; A1 taining his popularity. p.m.; grocery shopping, call a why he is back. In the early 1980s, he released me.” but did not rule out blocking the proceedings p.m. at the center and will begin Roponis 553; Ed Adams 520; Leo . .. searcher, learner " I think I’ve taken my audience day in advance for ride; non­ “ I was caught with my guard the platinum-selling albums Despite the hiatus. Springfield later. on April 18. The ladies’ league will Leggitt 205, 567; John Kravontka along with me,” he said. “ I don’t grocery shopping (K m art), call a down when the world came "Working Class Dog” and "Suc­ was able to record the new album wanted. The ruling came in an emergency session meet March 30 at 1:30 p.m. and is 501; Fred Leonard 563; Harold cess Hasn’t Spoiled Me Yet.” in only nine weeks. ” I was very "When I finished the demos. I think I ’m going to lose fans day in advance for ride. knocking,” he sings on the title during which the governor’s lawyers cited danger scheduled to begin May 2. The Hinkel 201, 524; Ed Lithwin 514; track — the album’s first single. “Jessie’s Girl,” a single from definite about I wanted. I do realized there would be a lot of because I’m married. I think the Wednesday — caning, 9:30 Phil Washburn 524; Bill Traygis young crowd is in a position to to his constitutional rights and the justices meeting is obligatory for all "There’s pain and confusion and "Working Class Dog” reached extensive demos,” he said. vocals.” Springfield said. "Keith a.m.: crewel, 9:30 a.m.; pino­ 211; Andy Lorenzen 506. appreciate what’s being said.” expressed concern about breaching the interested individuals, for the I ’m trying to understand,” No. 1 on the charts and earned He also credits producer Keith is real, real good with vocals. chle. 9:30 a.m.; Friendship Cir­ Cathy Ringrose 486; Connie Regardless of how successful separation of judicial and legislative powers. roster will be developed from On "World Start ’Turning,” he him a Grammy Award in 1981. Olsen, who w ork^ on “ Jessie’s Keith has the ability to create a cle, 10 a.m.; line dancing, 10:30 Webster 203, 487; Jennie Leggitt Girl” and another hit single. his comeback is, Springfield The high court said it would decide on Tuesday those attending. This year both sings; "Just another soul lost in ’’Success Hasn’t Spoiled Me Yet” warm sound,” a.m.; arts and crafts. 12; 30p.m.; 185, 496; Marge Patrick 181, 458; yielded another major hit single, ” I’ve Done Everything for You.” While most of the album is wants to continue to grow as a — one day after the Senate trial is to begin — leagues will play at the Manches­ America, I was so frustrated.” bridge, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Pat Olcavage 473; Edna Chris­ One of the problems with fame. "Don’t Talk to Strangers,” which with giving him the sound he about the downside of fame, the person. whether to issue an injunction against it. ter Country Club. In another development. Mecham’s chief On Thursday. David Darr. a Rose, 1:30 p.m. tensen 184; Lena DeMarco 462; attorney has withdrawn from Mecham’s case. Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation Yolanda Bums 485; Rosea Pelo- ’Thursday — orchestra rehear­ quin 176; Jeanette Piero 212, 505; NMTt ,ot Young back to acoustic, Thomas Crowe, another attorney for the instructor, will show a videotape sal. 9 a.m.; Thursday program, ' itivniiniliF iiqpv first-term Republican, had told the high court and demonstrate the training of Ginger Yourkas 461; Betty Miller 12:30 p.m.; basketweaving (ad­ 187; Florence Deutt 181, 481; that Mecham’s rights would be violated if an dogs for the blind. Fidelco is the vanced), 2 p.m. then adds instalments impeachment trial were held before related only New England-based guide- Lottie Kuczynski 465; Vi Pulford criminal charges were heard in court. dog organization serving the Friday — ceramics, 9; 30 a.m.; 181. 182. 511...... J l " . ' 5: 7? -lina Jesse Colin Young was a folk In 1965, after two solo albums, blind. The “ in-community” train­ bingo, 10 a.m.; exercise with Wednesday, Feb. 24, pinochle ^ GMfse MNshaM (Cotumbto^ (MCA) singer during the folk music Young met guitarist Jerry Cor­ Korea to pardon prisoners ing is unique in that the blind Cleo, 11 a.m.; exercise with Rose, — Peter Casella 716; Carl Popple Gonna GIva You Up" Blok 8. "8hoi^n1 It 8a Eaalar Than This- Charlas^ boom in the 1960s. Now he senses bitt and they formed the folk-rock person is trained in his or her 1:30p.m.; setback, 12:30p.m. 709. (B C A R ^ ' PrMk (Idlh Avanua) a hunger for music like that Youngbloods. The first album SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The government home community. Darr will talk Transportation; To and from Wednesday. Feb. 24, bridge: 9. n.oikk^ 1 f W ita ^ You" Baba was ’’The Youngbloods.” The 3.tNilfa Lika tha Wind’rUrtriok Swayta ft again. of President Roh Tae-woo said Friday it will about the foster puppy program. the senid^ center, call for ride at Tom Regan 3,710; Joanne Allard WandyJHiMr.^RCA) second single from it was “ Get least'24-nours in advance. 3,690; Tom Lynch 3,540; A l. ^^mnWbh'tTMta l^ a ’Than Youf fcpa'Tpya Young puts it in one big pardon more than 2,000 prisoners in the most Please make note of additional 4"ldpW fik” BaiindlOMpO(MCA), Together,” by Dino Valenti, Thursday programs for March: Tax assistance; Every week­ Frederick 3,160; Tom Giordano Tuckar wHh P. Oawki ft P. Oitaraifb|l (Capitol) sentence: " I just imagine if I ’m which became a hit two years sweeping amnesty in the country’s history. S.’iw i i Hava i Dona.,10 iM p v a Th ia r Pat March 10 — Manchester High day except Thursday, 1; 30 to 3; 30 2,880; Hilda Cairipbell .2:960; hungry for music where the lyrics later. The Youngbloods dis­ The divided opposition, meanwhile, agreed to 81)^ Bow ft Ouaty School Round Table Singers. p.m. No appointment necessary. y ilia n M. Deniko 2,790. '^ ' say something I ’ve not heard banded in 1972. join ranks after months of bitter squabbling. The A w ll CSOfllWlipOl VIII 9 M 8I before, or in a different way, and I The Youngbloods Reunion be­ two parties decided to unite to oppose the Roh March 17 — A1 Colton on the 7."JuatUkaParadla LaaBothfWamar get a sense of the performer’s gan in the fall of 1985 with original government in upcoming National Assembly organ — Irish song selections. 1."8h«fa Uka tharpind” iprick Swayza ft, personal history and his struggle March 24 — Laughter under the Lawsuit against Ivan Lendl Broai) ■% VPsndyPrasar(BCiifW f " ^ ^ band members Young, Corbitt cl0ctions« to understand himself and the The government also said it will reduce the steeple — presented by the Rev. 8."Endlaaa Sufnmar vNlQhta” Bichard Marx 8.*Tlavar Gonnaonna a Glas p l You Up" BIck Astlay and Banana (Lowell Levinger), (EMi-ManhattarM ^ world he lives in, then perhaps and a replacement for drummer sentences of 5,100 prisoners. Clifford Simpson. there are other people who are Joseph Bauer who had died. The amnesty was issued the day after Roh was March 31 — East Catholic High called ‘frivolous, ridiculous’ ftlMan in ttia Mirrof" Miehaal Jackson (Epic) hungry for it.” 10."i found Bomaona" Char (Oaflan) Young says, “ Corbitt left and I sworn in as the country’s sixth president. It was School Choral Group. STAMFORD (AP) — An attor­ filed Wednesday in Stamford tPromVot#|l He started thinking in this went on with Banana to try to to take effect Saturday. Don’t forget: This Monday. ney for Ivan Lendl says a suit Superior Court. - ^ .^ilna(6p)c) direction. Young says, "hear­ form a new band in 1986. That’s "The government wants all the people to join in Joanne Cannon, community against the tennis star claiming Bricker said VHS had held Top LPt ' E p i” Eric Carman (RCA) tened by new-age music. Some of when Jerry Ortez came in as building democracy,” Culture and Information health nurse for the Manchester he breached a contract to make negotiations with ProServ Inc., 1. "Faith” Gapipa MIchaal (Columbia) —■ Nights" BIbhard Marx it puts me to sleep. Butalotofitis guitar player. Minister Chung Han-mo said in a statement. Health Department, will be pres­ an instructional video is "frivo ­ Lendl’s form er agent, but no deal based around the acoustic guitar. “ The best thing to come out of Platinum (Mora than 1 million units sold.) enting a program entitled “ AIDS, lous” because there was no on the video was ever signed. 2. “‘Oirty Dancing’ : Soundtrack” (BCA) — ’ PaMwBryspnftT Iln A li^ - “ I decided to do an album and the Youngbloods Reunion was all you wanted to know and have ‘“n ie lawsuit is frivolous, and it see if I could sell it. I was tired of rekindling my friendships with contract in place. Platinum ^ Army probing copter crash been afraid to ask.” I strongly “ It’s ridiculous. ’There was will be vigorously defended.” he having a band, tired of dealing Banana and Corbitt. I hope we’ll urge all to attend so as we can 3, "Kl€ DALLAS (AP) — Tight-lipped military never a contract. That’s the said. “ There was never a meeting with personalities and lugging the do another reunion, packaged learn more about this disease. 4. Tif(a investigators set up camp Friday in a North bottom line,” Lendl’s lawyer. of the minds.” equipment. And I was frustrated, with some other bands so we can The program will begin at 10a.m. ft." play some serious concert halls.” Texas cow pasture where an Army helicopter William Bricker Jr., said Bricker said Lendl has been ti^ n g to make a modem record Smokers are reminded that the with a lot of ssmthesizers. I gave it When Young ended the Youngb­ crashed after catching fire in flight, killing 10 Thursday. told not to comment on lawsuits. Manchester Health Department up. lood Reunion, he hung onto VHS Productions Inc. of Green­ Lendl was eliminated from the soldiers and injuring eight. will sponsor a smoking cessation “ I thought, since I had my own Cortez. A special investigative team from Fort Rucker, wich and its president, George U.S. Pro Indoor tennis champion- la", CtofI program beginning March 21 and studio, I would make a leap of “ I was enjoying playing with Ala., searched in a light mist for pieces of the Vybomy, are seeking $5.5 million ship Thursday night in ending April 4. for a total of four faith. There has got to be him so much. I call it the twin-rotor CH-47D Chinook, a workhorse cargo in damages from Lendl, whom Philadelphia. sessions. The program is de­ somebody out there who’s ready honeymoon, that period in a helicopter with a history of mechanical problems. the company claims broke an Both sides were scheduled to to hear it. I started the record.” musical relationship when no one signed for individuals having a agreement to appear in an appear in court March 21. “ We don’t have any information about what difficult time trying to quit Young was nine months into can do anything wrong. Every­ happened on board. ... The Arm y is investigating instructional tennis video. The suit is the second one filed making "The Highway Is for thing that’s played brings a grin smoking. If you’re interested, against Lendl in the past two the crash, but anything else I tell you would be Lendl, 27, also lives in Heroes” when Cypress Records to your face. I wanted that on please call the Health Depart­ either rumor or speculation,” said Capt. Michael Greenwich. weeks. On Feb. 11, Lendl’s decided to release it. Qrpress, tape. ment at 647-3174. former agent, ProServ chief Monnett of Fort Hood, north of Austin. The suit also seeks to prevent distributed by Polygram, special­ “ We sat down in the studio and Please make note of the follow­ executive officer Jerry Solomon, The copter was en route to Fort Hood from Fort Lendl, the world’s top-ranked i.Pa tP p a^ A li izes in artists whose names are played everything we knew. We ing trip information. . filed suit in U.S. District Court for , 2.*Too( iTooLongr*! Sill. Okla., went it went down Thursday about SO tennis player, from participating known and who haven’t recorded took the best of it and made the Rockingham race track — 527 in the production, sale or distribu­ the District of Columbia seeking B r o ^ for some time. Young’s last record.” But “ TheHighway Is for miles northwest of Fort Worth. The death toll includes transportation, lunch, tion of any instructional tennis $7 million in damages, also for record was in 1982. After touring Heroes” didn’t wind up with reached 10 Friday when a soldier died at Brooke i: admission. March 20. Call Senior video, according to documents alleged breach of contract. in America in November and Young’s voice and two acoustic Arm y Medical Center in San Antonio. January, he heads for Japan. guitars as intended. 1^* « « « • •444 4 BUSINESS He’s checking insurance HARTFORD (AP) - A British statement. “There may be much we can ^a n c 4^(UMHA Stockbroker must spend 120 member of Parliament visited a major learn from the American experience. I Highlights U.S. insurance company Friday to learn hope to secure a greater understanding of about the relationship between public and the alternatives which could be suggested iuAg, . . of the week private health services in the United for Britain. weekends in jail, pay $10,000 States. “The debate on how best we can By The Associated Press Andrew J.B. Mitchell, who belongs to provide the increasingly sophisticated Weiner, pleaded for leniency, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s health services we expect to receive in NEW YORK (AP) — A former information that was to appear in j Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan the Journal’s “Heard on the asking Stewart to consider “the Conservative Party, began meetings Britain has a long way to go yet.” stockbroker was sentenced Fri­ brutal price already paid” by his with senior officers of the CIGNA Corp. Plans also called for Mitchell to visit a criticized a top Treasury official’s attempt to day to 120 weekends in jail and Street” column. influence Fed policy. He also said in congres­ The material Brant received client. Brant, who now works for Among the topics to be discussed were health care claims facility for the United fined $10,000 for his role in the a telecommunications company health maintenance organizations, or Technologies Corp., a major CIGNA sional testimony that the risk of a recession is as insider trading scandal that in­ came from R. Foster Winans, a great as the risk of renewed inflation, but neither Journal reporter who wrote the in West Palm Beach, Fla., has HMOs, which are being considered as client. volved a Wall Street Journal Mitchell, formerly a member of the is imminent. column. During a five-month agreed to stay out of the securi­ alternatives to the United Kingdom’s • The U.S. economy expanded at a 4.5 percent reporter. period, the scheme netted almost ties business for life. National Health Service, CIGNA said in a British District Health Authority, was Peter Brant also was placed on The judge said he found the statement. elected to Parliament last year from annual rate from October through December, the probation for five years and $700,000, of which Winans got fastest pace in almost two years, the government $31,000 and Brant got most of the defendant “at least as guilty as HMO clients pay flat fees and receive Gedling. ordered to do 750 hours of Mr. Winans and perhaps more most of the health-care services they CIGNA, with assets of $53.5 billion, is a said. The growth in the gross national product community service. U.S. District rest. was revised from an original estimate of 4.2 Winans, whose mail, wire and so.” need through the organization. leading provider of insurance and related Judge Charles E. Stewart did not Stewart could have sentenced “Our private health care industry is financial services throughout U.S. and percent made a month ago. say what the community service securities fraud convictions were • 'Die government said consumer prices rose upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court Brant to 15 years in prison and only in its infancy,” Mitchell said in a international markets. would be. fined him $30,000, but he took into 0.3 percent in January, matching 0.3 percent Brant, 35, a former broker at last November, is serving an increases in American’s personal incomes and 18-month sentence. Brant’s sen­ account Assistant U.S. Attorney Kidder Peabody * Co., pleaded Carl Loewenson’s request that he consumer spending for the same month. guilty in 1984 to conspiracy and tencing was delayed pending the • Orders to U.S. factories for “big-ticket” high court decision and because consider Brant’s cooperation in HXst, ifOUA t4A/UV to- securities fraud. He admitted his prosecuting two major criminal durable goods fell 2.8 percent in January, the part in a scheme to trade stock in of his cooperation in other cases. Mine workers picket biggest decline in a year, the government said. 24 companies on the basis of Brant’s lawyer, Stephen cases. • TTie nation’s trade deficit shrank in the final GREENWICH (AP) — Mine workers tors promised to stay all day. quarter of 1987 as exports climbed, the and supporters marched in front of the “I’ll be here just as long as I need to be,” Commerce Department said. The deficit’s corporate headquarters of the Pittston Co. Counts said. decline to $40.2 billion on a balance-of-payments Hearing set iii tobacco suit Friday to protest the lack of a contract with “I am angry,” said Harry Whitaker, 62, basis marked the first quarterly improvement workers in Virginia, West Virginia and of Dante, Va., who worked more than 31 •4 McKee Place ^JkrtmtnJ since the spring of 1986. Mall cigarettes for 35 years. to say Horton’s death was at least Kentucky, and the cutoff of medical years in mines. “We worked all these years of Manchester • The federal government reported a rare GREENWOOD, Miss. (AP) — benefits to pensioners. just for our benefits. ... We labored and A March 9 court hearing is If the judge doesn’t rule in favor partially the result of smoking the $16.09 billion surplus for January, primarily of the request, then the Horton company’s Pall Mall cigarettes. The rally by about 50 people, including gave them our lives ... and after we got Homes from $168,100 688-6473 scheduled on a motion seeking to strikers from Colt Firearms Division broke down with black lung and unable to because Social Security checks for January were force American Brands Inc. to family asks for other sanctions If Evans ruled in favor of the mailed early. against the company for alleged motion, another jury trial plants in Hartford and West Hartford, also do anything else, they said we’re not going • Sales of existing homes fell 3.6 percent in identify individuals paid for any commemorated the 16th anniversary of to give you any more health.” service in the recent trial of a $17 jury tampering. wouldn’t be necessary to decide January, the third consecutive monthly decline, Plaintiffs’ attorney Pat Barrett that point of the case. the Buffalo Creek disaster in West A written statement signed by Gene S. million damage suit against the Virginia, a flood that killed 125 people after Matthis, president of the Pittston Coal the National Association of Realtors said. cigarette manufacturer, attor­ of Lexington said information Then, attorneys for the plan- • New American car and truck sales rose 14.5 tiffs could seek another trial a Pittston subsidiary’s coal refuse dam Group, Inc., and handed out at the neys said Friday. brought out in the March 9 demonstration said that workers are still NEED SOME EXTRA percent in mid-February from the comparable Attorneys said the hearing date hearing would be important in solely on the issue of damages. burst. period a year ago. General Motors Corp. said it presenting the second motion. Barrett said an alternate re­ The mine workers’ contract with the eligible for health benefits under a UMWA was set by Circuit Judge Gray Pittston Coal Group of Lebanon, Va., a plan that covers workers whose contracts planned to rehlre 8,600 workers at four U.S. and Evans during proceedings in The hearing originally had quest in the motion is for SPENDING Canadian assembly plants because of rising been set for Feb. 22, but was American Tobacco to pay trial Pittston subsidiary, expired Feb. 1, said have expired. Greenwood and represents the Kenneth Zinn, a spokesman for the United But according to mine worker Paul demand and shrinking inventories. latest development stemming postponed by Evans. expenses because of the alleged MONEY!! • ’The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers In the motion filed in Holmes improper actions by agents of the Mine Workers of America. His union Cline, of Dante, Va., that condition only from a mistrial declared Jan. 29 represents 7,500 workers, retirees and applies when the company has gone out of union rejected a merger with the United Mine when 12 jurors deadlocked. County Circuit Court on Feb. 18. tobacco company. Workers union after private talks in Denver. attorneys for widow Ella Mae Amencan Brands spokesmen widows of workers. business and no longer produces coal. • Campeau Corp. and Federated Department The motion seeks a list of all UMW miners have continued working at individuals and amounts paid by Horton claimed that agents of the have repeatedly said they won’t “That is a flat-out misstatement of the We may just have a Stores Inc. said they were negotiating a tobacco company improperly comment on any pending legal Pittston operations while the two sides Greenwich, C^nn.-based Ameri­ negotiate an agreement, but the company truth,” countered Joseph Farrell, execu­ $68-per-share, $6.1 billion cash proposal to merge can Brands in connection the contacted some jurors and at­ matters. tive vice president for the Pittston Co. He newspaper route available the two retail companies. tempted to “improperly influ­ cut off health benefits for 1,500 widows, said Pittston would help those who cannot • L.F. Rothschild Holdings Inc., an invest­ trial. Including “jury consul­ Export growth retirees and disabled miners when the old in your area... tants” and people allegedly paid ence certain jurors” during the get benefits under the UMWA health plan. ment firm staggered by October’s stock market trial. In the 1970s, the unit value of contract expired, Zinn said. (Manchester) to sit in the Holmes County Paul Counts, 66, of Abingdon, Va., said The demonstrators said they want the crash, said it will merge with a subsidiary of courtroom at Lexington. The attorneys claim the alleged Latin American exports grew at Franklin Savings Corp., a financial services jury tampering cdused irrepara­ 14 percent annually, but their he spent 33 years with Pittston, and company to renegotiate a contract for with Plaintiffs’ attorneys say the list walking in the below-freezing weather higher wages and they want their health company based in Ottawa, Kan. will help them investigate possi­ ble damage to the plantiffs and value declined from 1981 to 1985 at Clearview Dr...... all Union St. .'...... 13-91 • Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. rejected an Friday didn’t daunt him. The demonstra­ benefits restored. Hilliard St...... 357-591 Mayfair Gardens ble jury tampering. prevented them from obtaining a an average rate of 5 percent offer from dissident investor Henley Group Inc. fair trial. annually, according to the Inter- Flaming St...... 60-70 (No. M ain )...... 14-470 to buy $780 million of new Santa Fe stock. Santa Another motion still pending seeks a default judgment for the In the motion, the attorneys American Development Bank. In North Main St...... 397-410 Fe said it would pursue a financial restructuring. asked the court to enter a 1986, the estimated unit value of Marble St...... all • New England Electric System, a Massachu­ family of the late Nathan Horton Strike continues at GE McCabe St...... all of Durant, who died last year of judgment against the American exports froin Latin America fell Bllyeau St...... all Stock PI...... all setts electric holding company, began talks Brands on the issue of liability or again by 12.7 percent Qrlfdn Rd...... all No. Main St...... 397-410 aimed at taking over ailing Public Service lung cancer after smoking Pall EVENDALE, Ohio (AP) — General any employee’s salary. GE said 1,900 Loomis St...... all Company of New Hampshire, except for its 36 employees will get pay increases. Margaret Rd. & Ext...... all percent share of the stalled Seabrook nuclear Electric Co. said Friday it wants negotia­ Oxford St...... all Insurance sales up tions with two striking employees’ unions GE officials say the job reclassification Rachel Rd...... all Strickland St...... all plant. PENNZOIL to end a walkout at the company’s is essential to allow managers more • Black & Decker Corp. sweetened a hostile FARMINGTON (AP) - New flexibility in getting their departments’ bid for American Standard Inc. a second time, E vendale jet engine plant, but no new talks HIghwood Dr...... all sales of life insurance increased are scheduled. assignments done. Company officials said Bremen Rd...... all raising its offer to $68 from $65 per share and 11 percent in 1987 to $11 billion, MID-WINTER SPECIAL the change is needed to keep the company Galway St...... all Center St...... 316-354 promising court action to block the target’s United Auto Workers Local 647 and •v«n only representing an improvement International Association of Machinists competitive with its strongest competitor, Kerry St...... all recapitalization plan. over 1986 but short of the growths Z-7 30 $110 z-7 10-40 $ 1 3 5 the Pratt & Whitney division of United North St...... all • AFG Industries Inc., one of North America Local 912, representing a combined 6,700 North School St...... 1-84 in the business in the early 1980s. production workers at the 19,000-employee Technologies Corp. of East Hartford. Cooper St...... 1-58 leading glassmakers, agreed to be taken private an industry group said. Z-7 40 ■■■ •- GT 20-50 * • - suburban Cincinnati plant, went on strike Conn. Both companies vie for lucrative Jefferson St...... all Emerson St...... all by its chairman in a $940.5 million plan. The Life Insurance Marketing contracts to produce engines for military • Bank of New York Co. tightened the noose Z-7 10-30 $1 25 Turbo 10W-30 $ 1 5 5 Feb. 16 over a variety of issues. Kenwood Dr...... all Summer St...... 3-82 and Research Association, based GE officials met for the first time this jets and commercial jetliners. Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 around Irving Bank Corp., winning government here, said Thursday that $9.8 The striking unions also accuse GE of Union Place ...... all West Center St...... 2-120 approval to proceed with its $1.08 billion hostile week with the unions in negotiations, but tv*n only billion in new life insurance nothing was resolved and picket lines subcontracting to other plants work that Union St...... 133-264 bid and seeking to oust the rival’s directors if policies were purchased in 1986. could be performed by Evendale union they don’t capitulate. remained Friday at the plant’s gates. By contrast, new sales of life The unions say GE’s plan to reduce the employees. And, they say GE has refused • Texaco Inc. agreed to pay $1.25 billion to the insurance grew 25 percent in 1983 libfUChssPwtection' to arbitrate some pending job grievances. government to settle claims it overcharged number of job categories at the plant, by and 15 percent in 1985. requiring each production employee to The unions say that the UAW’s contract customers for oil during the 1973-81 period of The premium figures include with GE permits job classification consoli­ price controls. Meanwhile, Getty Petroleum only 10 percent of the money paid PAP AUTO PARTS • 649-3528 handle more job duties, will ultimately CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 cost the jobs of some union members. dation and that the matter is not subject to Corp. announced it has bought $14 million worth for single-premium life insu­ 307 E. Center St. • Manchester arbitration. The unions say, however, that The Menchester Herwid of Texaco stock and was seeking to acquire more. rance, which is bought with a But GE repeated its assurances Friday that the job reclassification will cause no it must be arbitrated or negotiated with GE large lump sum. layoffs and will not result in reductions of at the bargaining table. Robertson sows wild quotes but CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 M u * lc a llt* fn t...... 14 Condominium* for Sol*. Reommot** Wontctf...... Notices Wont*d to ...... Cam*fo* ond Photo Eoulpmont .IS Lot*/Lond for Sol*...... Pots and S up p ll**...... M Lo8t/Found ...... 01 Inv**tm*nt Prop*rty . .. Form Suopll** and Egulom*nt Ml*c*llon*oui for S ol* ...... IT P trto n o lt ...... OJ |p 2 |^Sp«ciQ li^:^ Offic*/R*toH Eaulpm*nt Tqq S ol**...... M ‘takes no hits’ A nnounctm cnls...... 03 R*cr*otlonol Equlom*nt Bu*ln*«« P ro p trtv ...... Wonttd to Buy/Trod* ...... IP A u c tio n *...... 04 R**orf P roptrtv ...... 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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED But Mahe and other experts say Robertson’s As a condition precedent to Quiz on page 2. controversial pronouncements are likely to.^ink the plocennent of any adver­ RECEPTIONIST and As­ GRAMPY’S Corner Store EVERGREEN Lawns has whatever hopes he holds of winning over enough tising In the Manchester He­ sistant In Manchester has Immediate open­ openings for hard 1. Wolf rald, Advertiser hereby ings for 'Manager- mainstream support in the Republican Party to be a agrees to protect, Indemnify doctars affice. Ma­ working Lown Care 2. Epilepsy serious contender for the presidential nomination at and hold harmless the Man­ ture, dependable and /Manager Trainees. Technician. $300 plus 3. Gall Bladder Duties will Include per week starting sa­ the GOP convention in August. chester Herald, Its officers pleasant personality a 4. Iron * ond employees against any must. Must enlov pa­ bookkeeping, schedul­ lary. Year round work "Ultimately this could be his upending," said and all liability, loss or ing and dally opera­ available. Will train. 5. Lone Star (Texas) tient contact. Great 6. (a) Absalom — Slew King’s son (y) sociologist Anson Shupe of Indiana, co-author of a expense. Including attor­ working conditions. tions ot store. Profit High school diploma neys' fees, arising from sharing. Insurance and and good driving re­ (b) Jephthah — Daughter died (v) forthcoming book, "Televangelism; Power and claims af unfair trade practi­ Afternoon hours. Call Politics in God’s Country.” 648-5153 leave message other benefits availa­ quired. Call 649-8667 tor (c) Amnon — Confused sex & love (z) ces, Infringement of trade­ ble. Must be able to " If Robertson doesn’t make it to the nomination, it marks, trade names or pat­ with service.______Intervlew/appointment (d) Abner — Deserted (x) Ap photo travel and relocate. To won’t be because of a lack of money or grassroots ents, violation of rights ot (e) Adonijah — Jealous Solomon (w) privacy and Infringement of NSURANCE. Expanding set up interview call organization or definable issues or momentum, it ENDORSEMENT — Sen. Robert Dole, Dole for the Republican presidential copyright and proprietary property and casualty Mrs. Olsen. 1-800-243- Today Is great day ... and will be because he is so far out in left field with some R-Kan., center, with former Texas Gov. nomination. Connally said Dole would rights, unfair competition agency looking for part 2812. Classified Is a great way of these statements that even his followers are and libel and slander, which time experienced CSR, ... to sell somethingl 643- John Connally at his side, meets make a storng president and he likes his may result from the publica­ 2711. embarrassed,” Shupe said. tion of any advertlsment In possible full time. supporters in Houston Friday prior to plans for the future. 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TIRED of battling the Good benefits, fee RECEPTIONIST crats gathering for a dinner Friday night and then a If you have the ability traffic to Hartford? A INDEPENDENT paid. Call Hilary Cuffs, care if folks in New York or Chicago or Los Angeles our faith in God and go back to individual IMPOUNDED. Female 4 CPC, Business Person­ debate Saturday in Atlanta, heart of the South which to motivate young prominent Manchester years old, Shelle cross, INSURANCE CENTER, DISA think he’s crazy at this point. If he can get the press self-reliance to go back to a feeling of community, to Insurance agency Is nel Associates. 659- bashing him a bit, it would help ignite his dominates the 20-state delegate bonanza on March go back to strong family values.” adults and have some tri-color. High Street. INC. (ptvortHM iMurano* St Horr oI sales experience, vour seeking a cheerful ma­ Male, 3 years. Beagle, 3511. AmRrtoR), R RubRidIwy o f C ofinR ^ - & followers.” 8, known as Super ’Tuesday. The Massachusetts Bush, in Greenville, S.C., also talked of religion in ture person with some B o u t M u tu il, IR lo o k in g fo r r T rI r - earnings potential Is TrI-color, Hilliard phono OpRTRlor^ROR^onlRt wtth Just as Robertson weathered the hostage crisis governor and the Missouri congressman split the remarks to about two dozen fundamentalist and unlimited. Based on Insurance background Street. Manchester DISPATCHER. Full time pfR vlou R tR iR phonR RKp o rlo n o R . for general office this week, he survived the missile crisis earlier this first four major Democratic contests and have been evangelical church leaders. He said he had been straight commission. Dog Warden 643-6422. position available for RECEPTIONIST In tlBR koy pooMon. you wIN ho r x > month. attacking each other ever since. frustrated by the administration’s lack of success in Coll Jeanne, Circula­ work. Ability to type Is detail oriented Individ­ poRRd lo v irlo u t olfontRlR In por^ tion Department, 647- required. We dre look­ ual. Quality customer Must have good figure Ron o n d o v o r th o to lR p h o n R . Y o u 'ro When he claimed there were Soviet missiles in Both Bush and Democratic Sen. Albert Gore Jr. bringing back prayer in public schools. Now Is the time to run an RbMty lo honiMR R IR ^ vohimR of ing for an individual service, skills and CRT aptitute and typing crMr o n d g ro R l v iR lIo rR In R profR R * Cuba, the Pentagon denied it, the White House made strong comments objecting to events in " I know we’re pluralistic. I also know we’re one 9946.______ad In classified to sell that who enlovs dealing experience a plus. skills. Full benefits, tIo n R i m o n n o r iRORRonflRf. O ro R n ^ denieid it, even Fidel Castro denied it, and Robertson Panama, with the vice president declaring "we will nation under God. I feel strongly about that,” Bush with the public. Plea­ camera you no longer to U o n R l rUMr r tr nooRRRRry. Fr h ^ Apply: United Cable profit sharing plan. HiR ilty w fth tRlephone oonRofR unM merely shrugged off the outcry, saying he hoped do whatever is necessary” to protect American said. “ I believe in Jesus Christ as my personal MEDICAL Transcrlp- sant surraundlngs with use. TV, 200 Boston Turn­ ItR p lU R . tlonlst, part time atter- those doing the denying were right. interests and Gore suggesting economic sanctions. savior (and) always will.” complete benefits In­ pike, Bolton. EOE. Equal Opportunity W r w W providi iRlRphont training Jesse Jackson, in Florida, said the United States, In separate remarks to the South Carolina Press noons In busy cluding pension. Sa­ FULL Time Real Estate Employer. Call oiRRRRR R io n g w ftfi R g o n tro u R R ^ Manchester doctor's lary commensurate agents needed. Grow­ iRfy/bRORfh pRokRgt. oRth poffor* HE ALSO suggested he saw the sinister hand of particuiarly the Central Intelligence Agency, has Association, Bush made'his most forceful criticism CASHIERS fflRnOR bOnURRR, lu M o n RRRMRnOR office. Good dicta­ with experience. ing firm. Downtown Rnd fKnRRR o o n iR r. Vice President George Bush behind the timing of the been “ an accomplice” to Panama military to date of Robertson, the former television urn 528-9641 phone ability a must. Please write Box P, location. Small conge­ PtaRRR RRnd roRunn o r orN: disclosures of sexual misbehavior hy a fellow strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega, and he said evangelist who hopes to capitalize on fundamental­ Pleasant personality C/0 The Manchester SERVICE CLERKS ask for nial office. Anne M iller Mrs. Hodgdon fundamentalist preacher, Jimmy Swaggart. Noriega’s alleged involvement in drug trafficking is ist support in the Southern state to win its GOP desired, great working Herald stating vour Real Estate. Part and full time posi­ Martha Spada at And he accused television anchorman Tom another example of the failure of U.S. foreign policy primary on March 5. conditions. Call 646- qualifications and 647-8000. tions. Flexible hours, (203) 727-6500 to take the drug threat seriously. 5153 leave message experience. LUNCH and dinner food Mornings, afternoons BECON, INC. Brokaw of engaging in "religious bigotry” when Bush listed recent Robertson campaign state­ with service. ext. 2679 Brokaw referred to Robertson, a former television Gore, also campaigning in Florida, addressed ments, including his contention that there are Soviet servers, doorman, bar- and evenings. No ex­ 46 Schweir Road evangelist, as a former television evangelist. another Latin American subject, calling on his missiles in Cuba, his suggestion that Bush was back, cocktail server. perience necessary. So. Windsor, CT 06074 CONNECTICUT PART Time lobs taking Weekend nights. The Paid Training ts Stephen Hess, a Brookings Institution student of rivals to support a humanitarian-aid package, now behind the timing of revelations concerning sexual care of Infants In a WANTED, Expanding Gallery Restaurant. MUTUAL the press and politics, said Robertson’s ability to pending in Congress, for the Nicaraguan Contras. misconduct by TV evangelist Jimmy Swaggart and daycare. Hours 7am- housecleaning buis- 659-2656;______Apply In person; 140 Garden Street weather attacks on his credibility — “ the Teflon Maine Republicans began a weekend of caucuses his campaign’s statement that Robertson pulled out 1pm or 1pm-6pm. Must ness laoking for hon­ Gr**iifi*ld* WANTED. Teachers ot est, mature, reliable all levels. Foreign or M.S. 166 S factor’ ’ — exists because the press has been easy on with representatives of Bush and Senate Republi­ of a Dallas debate because questions had been be mature. Please call Buyer meets seller In 469 Mai* Str*«t Hartford, CT 06154 The Children's Place, woman to work with Classified ... and it's Domestic Teachers, him. can Leader Bob Dole teaming up to stop Robertson’s leaked to Bush. Box 1063, Vancouver, Inc., Manchester. 643- me. Call after 2:00 pm. happy meeting for both. East Hartford, CT 5535. 647-1545. WA 98666. IHDMES ■•liHOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE |2 l|H O M E S HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE |Z I IFOR SALE FULL Time position In HAIRSTYLIST. Full ond growing company do­ PHOTOGRAPHER. Nos- MANCHESTER. "Brand fk Specioli! It! part time at Fantastic MANCHESTER. New to ing woodsiding, remo­ slft Studio Is looking new listing" Spacious Sam's In Manchester, for weel groomed Indi­ BRAND new Raised market. Exceptional 8 BONUSI Bonus! BonusI PROJECT deling and custom SHOP and clean 7 rooms, 1 Vi A rare find tor the K-Mart Plaza. Guaran­ viduals who enloy Ranches located In a room Colonial In desir­ trim. Call 646-0153 ask teed wages with Incen­ baths, 3. bedrooms, re­ beautiful area of North able Martin School pricel Just 14 years old EXPEDITER for Roger.______FOREMAN working with people to creation room, kitchen GLEANINO iCARPENmY/ this 6 room Raised tives up to $10 per hour. train for wedding pho­ Coventry. 1900 square District. Formal living General Contractor OFFICE position availa­ Paid vacation, medical for large, growing appliances, tool shed SERVICES REMOOEUNO FLOOMNO feet of living area. 7 room and dining room, Ranch Is graced with gneral contractor. Must tography. Please call and nice quiet street! I approximately 8 haa opening for Indi­ ble. Good typing ability and dental Insurance Joan. 643-4995.______rooms, 2’/t baths. In­ 1st floor family room and pleasant telephone available. Advance­ possess organizational $154,900. Lindsey Real PROFESSIONAL house­ cluding a master bath, with sliders to patio wooded acres. 3 bed­ vidual able to manage Estate. 649-4000.D personality required. ment opportunities. skills, as you will be res­ DRIVER- Manchester cleaning. Dependable FL00R8AN0ING tlreploced, custom and beautiful oversized rooms, fully, op- email to medium con- Call 649-8667 for Inter­ Earn from day one. ponsible for the upkeep, based company taking MANCHESTER. "Brand cleaning weekly or bi­ MaTaS. raised birch cabinets, lot. Coll tor your exclu­ pllonced eat In kitchen, • Floors like now atructlon projects to view appointment. Coll 643-8989,9am-8pm. maintenance and applications for new llsltng” Excep­ weekly. Ten yeors ex­ BUILDERS pull down attic stairs, sive showing today. 2 full baths, fireplace, completion. Muat have proper storage of ser­ Wholesale Route driv­ tional 9 rooms (ap­ perience. References, • Speoiallzina In oldor floors gorgeous atrium door $234,900. Sentry Real lower level lust waiting REAL Estate! Expe- ers. Must be honest, • Natural a stained floors conatructlon back­ rlencedand newagents vice tools, equipment proximately 2800 free estimates. 742-1541 6 4 6 -2 7 8 7 from dining room to Estote 643-4060.g to be finished Into o RECEPTIONIST reliable and able to after 6:00. • No waxing anymore family room. Suitable ground and be very wanted for modern es­ and stock. Must have square feet) 4 bed­ deck, separate kitchen COVENTRY. An excel­ follow Instructions. rooms, recreation PLANNINQ/DE8IQN tor horses. Handy Tol­ detailed. Progreaalve, Hansmmn tablished Glastonbury mechanical knowledge Jahn VStMIIb - 04047SO rear door, all thermo- lent opportunity to own Applicant will possess room, 2 kitchens and TOTAL HOME A OFFICE SERVICE pone windows, burled land section. $189,9(X). hard working Indi- office. Terrific bonus of small engines and ve­ valid current CT Class CUSTOM HOMES your own country Corporatioii, package, managerial dinning area, possible CLEANIN8 SERVICES oil tank plus a treed Jackson 8i Jackson vlduala only. Excellent hicles. Full tinw or Part 2 license with good Dally. WaaUy, MoMMy ADOmONS home. Reasonably Reol Estote 647-8400.O the rscognlzad leader In support from a non­ time for right person. In-law suite plus In- HEATHS/ acre lot with stone priced 5 room Ranch aalary and benefita. driving record. Excel­ ground pool. Profes­ LowRalaa. OaN DECKS walls. $180's. B lan­ MANCHESTER. Beoutl- the commercial refrig­ competing manager, Excellent salary and be­ lent salary and medical PLUMBING with spacious kitchen Apply to fast start training and sional landscaping and COMMERCIAL CLEANIN8 8IDINQ chard 8i Rossetto Real­ tullv decorated and Im­ eration Industry, Is In nefits. Apply to benefits. Call Darl- CEILINGS REFINISHED and living room lo­ great people to work beautiful view of Hart­ SERVICES-0404078 tors, "W e're Selling cated on large rural m aculate Cope on need of a reoepUonlst- Mald, Inc. 646-4155. ford! Don't miss this CONCRETE WORK Houses" 646-2482.0- busline. 7 rooms, 3 The MAK Co. AypIsL Strong commu­ with. Call Hope Fire­ for a traa aaUmala PLUMBING A HEATING lot. $121,900. Century 21 stone for a confidential The MAK Co. SWEEPER Operator. Ex­ one! $289,500. LIndsev FRAMING CREW MANCHESTER. Exciting Epstein Realty 647- bedrooms, 2 cor det­ 643-2659 nication skills necee- Interview. 659-2205. perience only. 647-9138. Real Estate. 649-4000. o AVAILABLE Bolters, pumpe, hot home convenient to 8895.0 ached garage. Beauti­ sary. Light typing and 643-26S9 ful hardwood floors, David Carroll Asso­ FULL Time or Job Share BOOKKEEPMO/ water tanks, new and schools, recreation EAST Hartford. Waiting clerical work r^uired. ciates, 2852 Main In a stimulating non­ Tm e* Assoa«fis and business. Not a roof 3 years old. Exte­ LICENSED hairdressers MANCHESTER- 7/4 Du­ INCOME TAX replacements. for you! Lovely 2 bed­ NATIONAL health Our fringe benefit Street, Glastonbury. profit environment. plex. Spacious new ad­ Custom building, fram­ ride by. Must be seen. 4 rior recently pointed. for busy salon In Man­ ing, additions, renova­ FREE ESTIUATES room, 1 'h both tri-level This home "must be agency serving Man­ package Indudee group MANCHESTER Village Position Includes gen­ dition. Ideal for large bedrooms, modern newer unit with att­ chester. 649-3999. tions and roofing. For a bath and lavatory. Eat seen". Strono Real Est- chester area .seeking medical, life and dental Motor Inn needs Front eral bookkeeping, typ­ family. $185,000. Tully INCOME TAX 643-11649/228-0616 ached garage. Easy WAITRESS and dls- ing, public contact. Ap­ quality Job at a good In kitchen, new 34x10 ote 647-7653.0______enthusiastic, energetic Inaurance, pension Desk person, full time Real Estote. 643-0005. PREPARATION commute to Hartford. and goal oriented Indi­ and Housekeepers. hwasher for new Man­ plicant should possess price... Call Bud at rear deck, lower level $132,900. Century 21 Ep- TOLLAND. Expandable 2 plan, and 401K savings chester restaurant. VERNON- "Brand new In Your Home vidual for port time Flexible hours. Basic good communication home" terrific layout, R.A.D y iDSW^ with separate heat , stein Reolty 647-8895.0 bedroom Cdpe nestled plan. Call Debbie Flexible hours. Good tnlcudlng; Rantal and Sols 741-9731 program director posi­ skills required needed and organizational large rooms, and mil­ zone has recreation among apple trees on pay. Free meals. Coll skills. Send resume to: ProprMonhlp. Call Jim Whaalar room, laundry and FLORIDA. Charming approximately 2 acres. tion. Responsibilities HaMtmaiHi during week and wee­ lion dollar view from KITCHEN 6 BATH Naw tMtaSaSona Rapalra OialM new manufactured Include volunteer de­ kends. Please apply In 645-6720 leave messoae. Lutz Childrens Mu­ deck! Also features 4 ClMnaa BsSiraom 8 M M w n workshop. D.W. Rsh Gorgeous brounds with CorporatioR seum. 247 South Main 742-1009 REMCDEUNG Realty 643-1391.0 home and wooded lot. fleldstone fireplace velopment, planning person, 100 East Center OIL BURNER bedrooms, 2V*i baths, Own bith $24,900. Implementation of ser­ 94 Eaatem Road Street, Monchester. Street, Manchester. nice fam ily room and OEOME E. MWSEIL iB. Ssnlea It Our f luslnaat MANCHESTER Du­ and barbecue. Conve­ From the smallest repair to Terms, resort com- - niently located. Call vice and rehabllltaflon QIastonbury, CT SECRETARY with gen­ TECHNWIAN MOTHERS Helper ornate wall to wall ifisslisil T i k Frspintlis the largest renovation, we Bus. Photw 742-SSS2 plex. C/i) $153,900-(X>en munlty near Orlon- and public education floor plan, 2 large bed­ for details! $157,900. 633-4633 eral office skills for (mmsdlats fuH timo pooKlon wanted for 3 children stone fireplace, 2 car 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE will do a complete job. Start do/Dlsney. Full ameni­ programs. Send re­ twice 0 week and when rooms, V/t baths, 2 cor Klernan Realty. 649- small office. Imme­ ■voHoMsi CT llosnso toqtHcod. garage with electic op­ PERSONAL SERYICE to finish. Free estimates. ties. 24 hour security 1147.0 sume to: Executive Di­ diate opening, variety Wool oandMalo wouM pososM 8 parents go out of town. ener! Only $189,900. MISCELLANEOUR tandem garage. Lovely gote. 1-800-624-4852. rector, 243 East Center OFFICE. Full time per­ Must hove own trans­ REASONABLE RATES landscaped yard. (V^) MANCHESTER. Lavish of duties for Independ­ ysaro exptrtsneo In rooMonUal Century 21. LIndsev Heritage Kitchen 8 SERVICER YOU Can't ludge a book Street, Manchester son to work with go­ ent person. Must be squipmsnl IntUIMIon, rtpair portation. References. Reol Estate 649-4000.O. $178,900-2 bedroom s, lifestyle can be yours In 06040. vernment controcts. Call for appointment 649-6880 Bath Center V/2 baths, dining room by Its cover! You can't this new elegant 4 bed­ reliable and good with ■nd molnIsnanetL wm oonotdsr MANCHESTER- Nice 9 ODD lobs. Trucking Imagine how surprised Customer contact, typ­ ■N olhsro. East ol ttw rivtr ssnico 647-8882 between 7 and Come visit our showroom at: overlooking sunken room, 7'h bath Colon­ ing and organizational customers. Some room Contemporary ENROLLED AGENT Home repairs. You you'll be when you see bookkeeping expe­ ■rsa, IlmNsd nIgM oonlos couM lOom. t 2 Y m n IH8 fvporFDooo 182 W. Middle Tpke. living room, 2plus car ial. Big windows with OALCa/MOIfT MCN/WOMCF skills a must. Will Raised Ranch. 4 bed­ name It, we do It. Fre« the Inside of this mag­ rience helpful but will bo orrangsd, now von. fully T M / OOWMIMWO / T « Manchester tandem garage. D.W. woodsy view', fire­ train. Good pay, benef­ loodod, oxcolloni wogoo and rooms. M alnfloortom - estimates. Insured. 643 Fish Realty 643-1591.a nificent antique home. placed living room, |o- train. All benefits paid. bo- liqlBUNNESS llv room, 2'/i baths, its and conditions. namt. Call anylhna Eap9H In Nbw 8 OM T n Lm m 649-S400 03(M. ______7 rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, cuzzl, skylights and 2 Monday-Frlday 8am- fireplace, completely MANCHESTER. Newly 1V^ baths, keeping Apply In person only. i '^ I dppdrtunities ODDS and Ends sewing constructed 4 bedroom cor -garage. Conve­ IT’S TIME TO Merrill Industries, 26 5pm In Manchester. WILSON OIL CO. finished lower level, KIMERLEE D. O UEIll d i s p i n i m a done In my home. Call room with beehive Call 649-5030.______excellent location! Colonial with private niently located to shop­ Village Street, Elling­ 645-8393 EARN up to 50% on your 646-6079 REMODEUNS SERVICES 649-7606. oven, natural wlde- ping, schools and 1-384. ENTRY Level. Success- $235,000. USiR Realty CompMa home rspairs and ra- country atmosphere. board floors, beamed ton, CT. sales of Avon products. modsUng. Wa s p sM tas In bath­ $374,900. Klernon START YOUR ful financial profes­ Join us for the New Co., Inc. 643-2692. □. 7'/2 baths, fireplaced ceilings, 4 fireplaces, EVERGREEN Lawns has TAX CONSULTATION rooms and kllohans. Small soala HAWKS TREE SERVICE family room adlolns Realty. 649-1147. sional needs an Yeor. Coll 647-1990. MANCHESTER. aad commsfclal work. RagMarad, In- BueksL truck a oMppar. Btump approximately 1 acre. appointment secre­ openings for hard •uisd, rafsrsnoss. kitchen. Large master Tip-top condition, ap- CAREER IN ’ working Lawn Care FOR Sole- Passive excer- Newly listed In most rsmoval. Pros ssUmalsa. bedroom with master tary, Male/Female, to clse (toning) Salon In prestigious area. PREPARATION 64S-S165 Spaolal eonsMaratlon tor proxlmately 1600 • e r r BUT A CLERK coordinate schedule Technician. $300 plus bath boasting double square feet. $162,000. per week starting sa­ Manchester. 649-99W. Newer oversized 3 bed­ Call Dan Mosler sMsily and handleappad. vanity and whirlpool T w w * f e u p and set appointments, room Garrison Colon­ Jacksor 8i Jackson See this house while It's ADVERTISING expand business acu­ lary. Year round work tub. A front porch and Real Estate 647-8400.O still under construction. TYPIST available. Will train. ial built by Ansaldl. 649-3329 PAINTING/ 647-7S53 lovely rear deck are men. Evenings from Large living room with BRAND new llsltlngll Co'lonlal-3 BR If you're well 5-9pm. Salary and lib­ High school diploma Roal Estata PAPERING among the many other and good driving re­ fireplace, dining room, TAX ATTORNEY amenities this new Elegant 10 plus room 12'e”x11'e'' plus master organized, detail- eral Incenfives. Good country 'kitchen, (Rebred Oroni IR8) HANDYMAN Colonial on Arvine BR 12 x 22. 2nd floor career sfart. Phone quired. Call 649-8667 for NAME your own price. Homs Improvemant - home has to offer. washer-dryer (Why carry You want to be well- Intervlew/appointment beamed and wobd pa­ will advise and prepare Pointing - Basements - $259,900. D.W . Fish Place. 4 bedrooms, oriented and like M r. Nafhan. 646-5599. neled fam ily room with all lax returns. Father 8, Son, painting laundry^ from badrooma HDMES and papering, remo­ Tiling - Light Carpentry - Realty 643-1S91.D master bedroom.v9iylth rewarded foY'enthu- Working with people, fireplace and loo ODD JOBS - INSURED sitting room, brond to baaamant a back FDR SALE WHITMAN val. 872-8237. MANCHESTER. New to again) slasm, peraistancr ',, we can offer an I holder, 7V7 baths. Each BARRY SCANLON new state of the art les Downay Orivs., Apt. A market. Immaculate 6 and results. We want room beautifully sten­ 646-2411 tree asttmota kitchen, 2 fireplaces, Family Room — KItchan entry-level position All real estate advertised In Manohaalar, S28-1S91 room full shed dor- to give you the best fin ish yomr wreek by noon ciled. Large tastefully Ist-fipor family room, 12 X 3^ L.R.-DR 12 x 23. In our office. the Manchester Herald Is finished rec room with ROORNG/ mered Cape. 2 full 2H Batha 2-car garaga FHdmy! sublect to the Fair Housing 2'/i baths. Fresh paint deal for selling wet bar that overlooks I CARPENTRY/ baths, new thermo- and papef throughout, half-acra lot with many This position Act of 1968, which mokes It RIDING pone windows, new fur­ traaa. space in our top Illegal to advertise any pref­ a 120X345 foot wooded REMODELINO very tastefully deco­ requires accurate Commercial lot. $319,000 Bob Price LANDSCAPING nace, new deck with rated, brand new vinyl 1900 aq. ft. Living apaoa quality premiere erence, limitation ordlscrlm- new updated kitchen, typing skills (35-40 Inatlon bosed on race, color, Real Estate. 649-1955. NATHAN HALE siding adds lust the plua anothar 500 aq. ft. in products. Ifnagine a Lines Hater religion, sex or natlonol FARRAND REMDRELING hardwood floors, 1 cor finishing touch to this baaamant raady to bo S wpm) plus the MANCHESTER. Conve­ WHmUUH U m S C A K garage and located In weekly paycheck: Major insurance carrier, located in origin, or on Intention to nient location. 6 room Room addfllona. dseks. roofing. CONSTRUCTION exceptional homel mado Into huga rae room flexibility for Bast Hartford, offers you the oppor­ make anv such preference, ■kMng. windows and guitars. s LolCtaarIng great family neighbor­ with lav hook-up. Many Cope, oarage, over size Spedallzlng In Roofing. • Brush Ramoval $329,000. Jackson 8, tunity to add to your commercial lines limitation or discrimination. Baekhoa and buSdoisr sstvica hood. $152,500. Sentry Jackson Real Estate more advantagaa. learning a variety of The Herald will not know­ lot. Good starter home. avaNaMs. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. • Slala s AaphaK SMnglss • Planting • Stone Work Real Estate 643-4060.O rating skills while finishing your week ingly accept any advertise­ $134,900. Call Joe Lom- • R at Rooting (rakhwlmS) • Dsslgnlng 647-8400.O Prica •250.000. Manehaa- ^900-^1500 office duties. at ntton each Friday, year round. tar Lydall St. — Daar Run ment which Is In violation of bardo, Belflore Bin. 647-8609 Plan Now For Springl Excellent work the law. Agency. 647-1413. 74 2 -16 79 FuUy Iniurad araa. • Immediate Draw If you have package rating skills— RM.645-8G49 OPEN HOUSE For mora Information call schedule, SOUTHERN New Eng- 5 Plus acres, a rare find! 443- 780X Against Earned casualty, property and associated 649-B838.______lines, and are looking fo r a modem land classifleld ads Beautiful, spacious bi­ Monday-Thursday reach nearly 800,000 SUNDAY. 1-4 PM Commission and dynamic working environment, level home on 5.6 pri­ 7:45am-4:30pm and homes In Connecticut vate acres Is perfect for 117 Baldwin Road • Health Insurance this is an excellent opportunity to be and Rhode Island. The HOMER C0NB0MINIUM8 Friday 7:45am-noon. explored. 2 generations to live In HOMES HOMER Available price for a basic 25 harm ony. 1st level FOR RALE FOR SALE FOR SALE This spBdout honw Is a plBosurs to showll It Is FOR RALE We offer good pay . Canditlates with the needed skills and word ad Is only $55 and boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 located In a desirable area of Manchester. Sonw • No Nights, No plus outstanding demonstrated initiative can look fo r­ will appeor In 43 news­ baths and fireplaced of the features are 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 2 lavs, papers. For more In- MANCHESTER. For sale LOVELY and large 2 Weekends employee benefits ward to a satiffyingjob experience family room for grow­ GRACIOUS 7 room plus MANCHESTER- "Vaca­ two fireplaces. There Is a welk-out basement fo rm o tto iL ^II Classi­ ing fam ily. Lower level bv owner. 3 bedrooms, tion at Home" In your bedroom brick Town- that also features excellent salary and Colonial In the Porter ideal for in-law situatloni Large private yard. house, V/t baths, 950 • Must Be Available Including free company benefita. Also, free pairing fied, 643-2711'and ask offers complete eat In Street area. Formal large lot, built 1857, heated In-ground pool for detalls.o Come by and let us show you those and other fl ne square feet, small com­ parking and and easy access to 1-91,1-H4 and At. 2. kitchen, 1-2 bedrooms, dining room, 1st floor pool, wood stove, ex­ plus hot tub sur­ Immediately cellent condition. Prin­ rounded bv private featureslll Being offered at '167,500. plex, easy commute to excellent working MANCHESTER-Bowers living room, bath and 14x25 family room, 2 If you would like to hear more, please School area. Over 2,000 sliders to patio. Land ciples only. No agents. treed lot with patio! Dir: Exit 63 off 1-64. Doming St. to Macintosh Hartford. $102,900. • Must Have Your fireplaces, 3 bedrooms Anne Miller Real Est- conditions In our do not delay but plan to call Dick square feet In this ex­ offers unlimited possi­ $134,900. Call 643-1554 Also features 4 bed­ Own Vehicle with walk up attic, 2 car to Baldwin Road. ote 647-BOOO.o______modem office. For Outerson or Kristen Ostrander, panded 3 bedroom bilities! This property garage. Anne Miller MANCHESTER. 6 bv 6 rooms, formal dining room, large eat-ln kit­ BRAND new 1 bedroom Interview Personnel Department at S2&-48S1, Cope with master bed­ Is located In Boltonand Real Estate 647-8000.a Duplex. Excellent con­ a u i m Ext. 2296/97. room suite. 2 baths, Is being offered at dition $220,000. Quiet chen, and beautiful REALTY WORLD® Condominium, cathed­ appointment, please family room w ith Benolt'Frechette ABBoclatee ral ceilings, lovely We are an Equal Opportunity dining room, country $389,900. Call for a 30 Locust Street. 2 family, neighborhood, close to call 528-4881, ext. kitchen, first floor fam­ showinal Realty 4 rooms each. Excel­ schools, shopping. thermo pane windows 73 West Center St. dome windows over­ 203-674^544 Employer/Male A Female. and sliders overlook­ looking rolling Elling­ S 2288/97. ily room, garage, 16x32 World, Benoit lent location. Nice lot. Aluminum siding,good Manchester pool. $171,900. Call af­ Frechette Associates Owner financing possi­ Insulation. Full attic, ing pool I $200's. Cen­ ton Hills. $97,900. Anne ter 5 p.m. 649-4477. 646-7709. □ ble. $179,000. 646-2426. patio. Call owner 649- tury 21. LIndsev Real 6 4 6 -770 9 ______M iller Real Estate 647- 9-5 weekdays. 2216. No Realtors. Estate 649-4IXK) □ 8000.O l i g C A R S APARTRIENT8 C0N00MMIUM8 IAPARTMENT8 Automotive FOR SALE FOR RENT FURNITURE FORSAU RHIRENT M U S TA N G 1982. 6 cy­ SPORTS 3 Months new I Queen size I MANCHESTER-5 room, 3 MANCHESTER- 5 rooins CARS linder, automatic, MANCHESTER. 157 Ho- bedroom apartment on busline. Renovated, pine waterbed with mesteod Street. 2 bed­ heater and seml- 60,000, A/C, A M -F M with appliances. Excel­ carpets, appliances. IFO R SALE room Townhouse, 116 Adults. $575 plus secur­ waveless mattress. stereo. $1900 or best lent condition. Availa­ Have all receipts and SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door offer. 646-1418 7om- both, potto, deck, A/C. ble March 1st. $675. ity. 649-7961. $113,000. 647-9751. warranty. Must sell! Sedan. 5 speed. New 5pm. ______Thomas hoping for last word against Witt 649-0621.-______L O V E L Y newer 2 bed­ 228-0398. ______tire and exhaust. En­ OLDS Vista Cruiser 1972. M A N C H ES TE R . 3 bed- IHOMES gine In good condition. First $200 takes It!! room Townhouse with room apartment. Ap­ By Barry Wllner sliders to balcony, wal­ FOR RENT Excellent gas mileage. 643-2034.______pliances Included. $650 Needs some work. $300 The Associated Press kout basement, private plus security. 649-8365. ITV/STEREO/ 1980 AM C Accord station back yard. $119,900. M A N C H E S T E R . 622 negotiable. Call An­ North Main Street. 9 IAPPLIANCE8 drew Y . 643-2711 days. wagon. 57,000 miles, CALGARY, Alberta — Debi Thomas is hoping for Anne Miller Real Est- DO YOU have a bicycle no great running condi­ ote 647-8000.O______room, 2 bath Colonial. 649-9276 mornings 7-8 the last word in women’s figure skating at the one rides? Why not offer It Convenient location. WASHER and refrigera­ tion. Automatic, power evenings 5-8. steering and brakes. Winter Olympics. AN Eleoant portrayal of for sole with o wont od? $900 per month. Call for tor. Prices negotiable. the 'modern lifestyle 871-0556. Keep trying. CAMARO IROC-Z 1987. A M -F M stereo. $2,195 While her coach does most of the talking, Thomas NEW Apartments. 1 bed- appointment on Satur­ Block with silver. can be seen In this 2 day 2/27. Open House or best offer. 646-6794. plans to make an emphatic, golden statement with bedroom, 1V6 both Sa­ room, 2nd floor. $625 12,000 miles, loaded. per month. 1 month on Sunday 2/28,12-4pm. $13,500. 649-5305. 1975 Corvette. T-Top, ou- her skates Saturday night in the long program. If lem Cape end unit In security. Peterman 646-7045 or 721-7546. IMISCELLANEOUS tomotlc, power steer­ she beats reigning Olympic and world champion the Lvdall Woods com­ M U STA N G S 1976. 2 need Building Company 649- 3 BEDROOM House, ing and brakes. Orange Katarina Witt of East Germany in the freestyle, munity. Clean and cop- IFO R SALE work, 1 has good 4 with tan Interior, needs tlvatlng. Enlov the out­ 9404.______available April 1st. $800 cylinder motor and In­ worth 50 percent of the total score, Thomas will win monthly. Security. 647- LIFETIM E Platinum point. $6,900. 742-5224 side Inside through the E A S T Hartford 1 bed- terior parts. All 3 for offer 5pm.______the gold medal. dual atrium doors. room, first floor. $435 9658. membership to Holi­ $400. Must move them She can even finish second as long as Witt is third Priced at only $153,900. plus utilities on bus- day Matrix. Very reas­ by February 29. Call NISSAN Sentro Wagon 1983. F ro n t wheel or worse, and still take the title. But the 20-year-old Blanchard & Rossetto llne. Coll 568-1054. onable. Call David. 872- 643-8654.______enSTORE AND 3673.______drive. Intermittent two->ime U.S. champion from San Jose, Calif., isn’t Realtors, "W e’re Sel- MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ FORD Fiesta 1979. 4 llng Houses" 640-2482.ci OFFICE SPACE COUNTER Top Cabinets wipers, cloth Interior, thinking about anything but the top spot. room. $650 per month. speed, runs well. $650. runs excellent. $2495. MANCHESTER. Nortn- 645-8201.______for medicol office. 2 or "Skating last is a long wait." Thomas said of the MANCHESTER- Prime 742-5580. Coll offer 4:30.649-8204. tleld Green. Spacious 3 rooms. Walnut finish. draw for the freestyle, which has Witt going four MANCHESTER- 6 room, downtown office PLYMOUTH Horlzon- Townhouse with fin­ 3 bedroom Duplex. Cantact S. Romeo, skaters before Thomas. “But it’s also like I’m space, 825 square feet., M .D ., 18 Haynes Street, 1981. 77,000 miles. One ished basement, 3 bed­ Available March 1st. Reasonable. 668-1447. Sell Your car finishing the whole Olympics. rooms, 4 baths, A/C, manchester. 646-4797. owner. Excellent con­ Ref'rlgerotor ond dition. $1100. 742-8207. ‘Tm on my way to doing a near-perfect carport, pool and ten­ stove. No utilities. MANCHESTER. Office competition for myself. I know that I have the more nis. Call Rich Flllo- Adults preferred. No suite East Center Street. $375 Including ENDROLLS »15 difficult program and I know it’s a great program ramo, work 265-4431, pets. 613-2034.______MRCEUANE0U8 utilities. 649-2510 27% wtdih - 2M 4 Lines — 10 Days when it’s done, even artistically. I’ve also had home 529-5683 or Mar­ E L D E R L Y Housing. Now AUTOMOTIVE garet at 649-3101. width - a for 254 50$ charge each addi­ millions of people tell me it’s better (than Witt’s).’’ taking applications for M U ST M picked up ct the 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ HcrcM Ofnoc M endw thru tional line, per day. You R EC O N D ITIO N ED . 8foot But will the nine people who count. the judges .find «elBU8INE88 ments. Call 528-6522 or MAIN STREET Thuredey bciotu 11 km. only. can cancel at any time. utility body for 3/4 ton Thomas’ presentation of “Carmen” better than tSIpROPERTY 649-9016.______SORRY. pick-up truck. Coll af­ Witt’s? M A N C H ES TE R . 2 bed- Office or ter 6pm. 643-0150. ‘Tve always known that I’ve had to skate way DOWNTOWN Manches­ NO REFUNDS OR room Townhouse, fully commercial space. ADJUSTMENTS better to get what I deserve.” Thomas said. “It’s ter. Minutes from appllanced kitchen, TAB Highway and Hartford. 5800 sq. ft. really made me determined that I will go out there hardwood floors. No SALES CALL HERALD INVITATION TO BID and skate great.” 1725 square feet, all or pets. $625 per month. 1 Will improve or Scaled bids will be received port. Well maintained The marks for the short program were steeped in year lease and security subdivide. Spacious MANCHESTER. 84 Flor­ CLASSIFIED In the General Services' of­ professional building deposit. 649-0795. parking area. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ controversy. After Witt received strong but not with parking. 649-9001. ence Street, Manches­ ter, CT until March 1$, IMS at sensational marks Thursday night, ’Thomas thrilled MANCHESTER. Large 6 ter. Moving. Every­ 643 2711 11:00 a.m. for the followlne: room Duplex. 3 bed­ 529-5666 thing must go! Some - (1) SALE a REMOVAL the sellout crowd at the Olympic Saddledome with a rooms, 1 both, parking, after 5 pm antiques, beds, OF TIM BER flawless performance. M i t T a M n no p <^. Lease and dressers, couch and COMPARTMENT 12 EAST OF COUPS Technically, her marks were as good or better security deposit. $650 chair set, kitchen set SAWMILL ROAD than Witt’s — Thomas’ program was more difficult. plus utilities. Ask for and more. Also, 1977 CLYDE (2) FIRE Artistically, ’Thomas was not as impressive and she DO NOT OO BANKRUPTI Connie 646-7709.______Dodge Aspen, asking CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. DEPARTMENT WORK Stop Foreclosure! Home- $600.1983 Nissan, needs ROUTE 83, VERNON PANTS a SHIRTS lost to the three-time world champion on seven of owners. consolidate your 3 Room aportment. MISCELLANEOUS (3) ASBESTOS nine cards. Heated, stove, refrig­ carburator, asking SdRtgalCpk *7205 bills, pay off your credlf FOR RENT $400. Sale Is Friday, REM OVAL a ’That sparked loud booing from the crowd and a cords, your cor or busi­ erator. References and S4 Cdmaro Coup* *8495 REINSULATION February 19 from 9-1, RENNET JUNIOR HIGH critical blast for the judges from Alex McGowan. ness loan, your mortgoM security. Call after MANCHE^ERmSos- 84 PonUao Tim s Am *10,795 and save. soyg-yoOr 4:30. 649-9021.______Saturday and Sunday, SCHOOL RECREATION Thomas’ outspoken coach, who held his nose and trlal, office, commer­ February 20 8i 21 from 85 Mome Carlo 8S *12,995 BUILDING AP photo homell NO PAYMENTS M A N C H E S TE R . 3 bed- said. “It stinks.” UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad cial space. 2400 square 9:30 to 4:30pm. Also, H Escort**. *4995 (4) ONE (1) NEW raom Duplex. $750 feet. Loading dock. Saturday and Sunday, as Chav. Astro wn *10,195 4-WHEEL DRIVE “No matter what Debi does. I’m afraid the die is credit, late payments or monthly plus utilities. TRACTOR WITH W TH E BIG SHOWDOWN — East Ger­ women’s figure skating Olympic gold unemployment Is not r Woodland Industrial February 27 8> 28, 9:30- asosniury**. *8995 MOWER cast." he said, referring to the long program. “I get V h baths, modern kit­ Park. 643-2121. many’s Katarina Witt (top) and Debi medal tonight in Calgary. problem. Foreclosure as­ 4:30pm. 88 Toyota peu. van *9495 The Town of Monchester Is worried when I see a skater not get what she 94UWMU ■ ' ■> sistance ovaHoble for the chen, all appliances. 2 months security. Ref­ aSCavallar**. *8495 an equal opportunity em- deserves, and I saw that tonight.” Thomas of the U.S. will compete for the ■)m boD ■ O DIVORCED and SELF- ploypr,and requires an afllr- >19 3 erences. No pets. 643- CARS aSOtnlury**. *9995 Witt had watched ’Thomas skate. She applauded EMPLOYED. CARS (8CamaroZ28 *13,995 mollve action policy for all of entire long pre^am reheafgflW. None were Swiss Ceeservetlve 2121.______FOR SALE Its Contractors and Venders her opponent’s performance, then walked off Liz Manley of Canada was third through two Ore«pelSS»4S«-iaS6 FOR SALE aSOMilMlaopk os o condlNen of doing busi­ disciplines, with compulsory figures winner Kira available for interviews after the pra()tice. MANCHESTER. Availa­ ness with the Town, os per smiling after the marks were posted. er SW MM8N. ble Immediately. Two, 87 Chpv. Cdlatrtty**. *10,995 She also was smiling about the draw. Ivanova of the Soviet Union fourth, followed by 87 Pont 60004*. *10,995 Federal Order 1184a Thomas said she has gotten inspiration from 2 bedroom units. No Bid forms, pldns and spedtl- “I find it very good that I am starting before Americans Jill ’Trenary and Caryn Kadavy. pets. Security, referen­ 87Cpnlunf4*. *10,995 coflons ore available of the fellow-C^Iifomian : Brian Boitano,, who won the General Services' offlee. her. ’’’ Witt said. "’The judges will leave a little room Kadavy missed Friday’s practice. She had a fever men’s gold medaHast week. ces. $550. Heot In­ 87CueaMt*. *12,495 of 102 ’Thursday afternoon and wasn’t feeling any Rentals cluded. 643-1577. CLYDE Town of Manchester, C T in the scoring, I know. But the short program Robert B. Weiss, better on Friday. She is expected to skate in the long "Brian did it thaiam e way,” she said, noting that M A N C H E S TE R . 2 bed- showed that it is not a decisive element (to skate SPECIAL PURCHASE 872-9111 General Manager first). program. Boitano also was.second in the figures and short room Townhouse with osao2 IR00M8 fireplace. Heat and hot PRE-OWNED “I just have to come in ahead of Debi in the free ’Thomas. Witt. Manley and ’Trenary all had shaky program. “What Ite did gets me fired up. I know I fqrrent water, carpeting, a/c, skate if I want to win.’’ practice sessions. None of them stood up for their there is hope.” ' all appliances. Nice lo- '87 CHEVY NOVAS, INVITATION TO SUBMIT LBAST PROPOSAL FEMALE Preferred- cotlon. Call 647-1595. CAVALIERS The State of Connecticut, Department of Public Works, will Clean, quiet, busline. MANCHESTER- 4 room accept lease proposol/site offerings from Propertv oemers Kitchen privileges. ft SPECTRUMS apartment. 1st floor. or fheir representotivets) through 4:00 P.m. IWw’c M a t ^ Figure skating judging up to individual bias Call 647-9813 evenings. Heat and hot water f o lease opproxlmofelv onlslte, reserved, paved and lighted porting for o i w ^ - e a s t Hartford South Included. $475 monthly. motlev too COTS In Manchester or use and occuponor by De­ End. Spacious room No pets. References, p a rtin g of Humon Resources ond Deportment of Income ’The loudest reactions came Thurs­ boos. Alex McGowan, Thomas’coach, dropped two-tenths (of a point) on with private both In securlfy. 64S4I005. Maintenance. Offers from option holdws eonwettjiMnsId- By Barry Wllner CO day night at the women’s short held his nose when be saw the marks artistic.” modern brick building. M A N C H E S TE R - Vi Du­ ered. The premises most be occesilWe to h o n d lc iio ^ Indl- The Associated Press $280 monthly, 2 months vlduolsondpobllctronsportatlon. Preference sh o ll^ given program. Katarina Witt won the and said, ‘No way, no way. It stinks." “I was a little disappointed. I told plex. 2 bedrooms, gar­ to proponents offering purchoM and/or renewal options. security, references age, washer/dryer, CALGARY, Alberta — Jumps, event, worth 20 percent of the total “There are seven male judges on her, ‘You were technically perfect needed. 569-2019 leave refrigerator. $600 per S«h|KI T* F»«i Sets h NoD«re«wt fcM Proposolt should be addressed exclusively to: spins, footwork and style are sup­ score. She skated before Debi Thomas the panel,” McGowan said — he was and your present was superb.’ She bit messoge.______Sth #87514.87836.637 b 63S. A l Equ^ped With AutomMk Tisnsmbwns. Foww State of Connecticut Deportment of Public Works off by one because three women are on the combinatation double-triple and month. 646-2604. StMring Er Poww Brakn. Air Condhionirtg. Rear DtfOQPB*. AM/FM Slerao. Long State Office Building posed to determine figure skating and received solid but unspectacular CLO SE to buslines and FURNISHED efficient T«rm 00 AAonth Flnartcing Available. Ramaindar Of Factory Wananty. 165 Cooltol Avenue, Room S tL Hortford, Connecticut 06106 winners. Not bias. marks. the judging committee for women’s you’re supposed to get stronger downtown. $80 per apartment for quiet Attention: Mr. William Cannon In a sport where subjective judging Then Thomas, a two-time U.S. skating. But the point he was trying to marks for that. But only four of them week. Coll 643-9008. working adult. Refer­ I-Door Sedans & Hatchback^ Solicitation Number: LP-St-1$ (Only one copy Is to be submitted) tells the skaters how they did, champion and 1986 world titlist, make is that men Judges preferred gave her better marks for that.’’ FEM ALES preterreo. sou ences. No pets. $400 per however, personal preferences play a skated what she called “a near­ Witt’s more revealing costume and It wasn’t the first time a furor has a week pi us $60 deposit. month plus oil. 646- PRICED $ £ S 0 Q C proposals mutt be submitted using the Stotapf Connertiprt "Proposal to Lease" form i^ lc h con pM lned by < ^ l ^ major role in the marks awarded. perfect short.” She tied or beat Witt sexy style to Thomas’ athleticism. broken out over figure skating judg­ Call 649-9472. Monday- 0053.______FROM 566 TH* The submission of o proposal fh ^l "df.Mnd the “I feel strongly for her,” he said of ing here. After the men’s long Frldav 3:30 to 8:00 pm. 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, State, nor doot It constMirte a com ^IM veM d. The right Isr* Many people — skaters, coaches for technical merit with all nine Ask for Eleanor. 4 rooms, heated. $600. served to relect any and all proposals not In the bast Interest and fans, in particular — are judges and the sellout crowd at the his student. “It hurts when I see that program, when four-time U.S. cham­ FEM ALE preferred. Securtly. No pets, no of the State of Connecticut. questioning the judging decisions at Olympic Saddledome cheered wildly. happen. Katarina skated great, too — pion Brian Boitano edged Canada’s appliances. Referen­ n V n e CHEVROLET ,. ,, 872 9111 DONALD CASSIN, COMMISSIONER Then Thomas was m ark ^ signifi­ I have no problem with that — but I Brian Orser for the gold medal, Orser Clean, quiet, busline. DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC WORKS the Oljrmpics, clainning favoritism is Kitchen privileges. ces. 646-2426 weekdays l/LTUC bUICK, INC. = ■ - thought Debi had the technical edge mentioned he was up against three 053412 replacing any semblance of cantly lower than Witt for artistic Call 647-9813 evenlnos. 9-Stom. objectivity. impression and the cheers turned to and I don’t think she deserved to be judges who live in the United States Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief PhlICKlelphIa at Dallas, • • * 6n^ (Say Brewer 3635— 71 w in, lose & ______— ------—------Bill Collins WashingtonCleveland at P1’'’* Los " Angeles l? ^ L 'li‘^’Siooers, cuppers, Whalers host Sabres tonight UConn entertains Pitt today Harold Henning 3636— 71 3636— 71 O lym pics H ockey Gordon Jones '**^lden State at Seattle, 10:30 p-m. HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (26-29-7) HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut Larry Mowev 3635— 71 will host the Buffalo Sabres (27-26-9) tonight at 7; 30 Huskies (13-11, and 6 10 in the Big East) will host the Dale Douglass 39-33— 72 Bob Goatbv 3636— 72 Sunday’s (Jontes (SportsChannel, WTIC) at the Civic Center. sixth-ranked Pittsburgh Panthers (19-4, 9-3 in ^ e George Bayer 37-36-73 Boston at Detroit, Noon Big East) in a Big East Conference clash this NHL etandinge Orville Moody 3635— 73 New York ot Denver, 4 pm . Hartford is in fourth place in the Adams Division, Olympic MMlal Table 37-36— 73 San Antonio at H o u s ^ . 9 pm . afternoon at 1 (WPOP-AM1410) at the Civic Center. Ben Smith seven points ahead of last-place Quebec and four WALES CONFERENCE Roland Stafford 3637— 73 Phoenix at Los Angeles lakers, lo.w points behind third-place Buffalo. The Whalers are By TIM AtMCkrttO Prtti The Huskies are coming off a 64-56 loss to Boston Folrick DivMen Walter ZembrIskI 3635— 73 p.m. 4634— 74 coming off a 5-2 defeat to the Bruins Thursday night Tlirougli F»b. 7 i (College Tuesday night. Junior forward Cliff w L T F h OF OA Miller Barber NatkMi O S B --TM Agim Bardha 39-35— 74 Phltodelpnia 32 » J 3636— 74 in Boston. Soviet Union 11 J P i c k Robinson, suffering from a possible stress fracture NY lilonders 30 O » » *** Billy Casper Eost Germonv 5 . I n Mike Fetchick 3636— 74 I in his right foot, may not play for the Huskies. WOshlngton 30 » 6 66 W iw 3636— 74 Switzerland 3 5 1‘ V NY Rangers 26 » 8 MWm Gene LIttler NBA results Bill Masse debuts with a bang Austria 2 f ? Billy AAaxwell 3636— 74 New Jersey -S 22 2 n m ^ 3638— 74 West Germany 3 2 , i Pittsburgh ^ ^ S’ ™ Ray Montgomery WINSTON SALEM. N.C. — Bill Masse, in his third nnland 2 ? 2“ J State Open wrestling meet today Adcnn Division Chi Oil Rodriguez 3638— 74 3640-75 CsHIcs 132. Bucks 86 game with Wake Forest University, slugged a pair United States *12"? Montreal 2S ^ 196 Butch Baird Nettierlonds ’ 2 2 ~ J GLASTONBURY — Three local grapplers will Dave Bolts 3637— 75 Boston 36 a S a M W 4635— 75 of homers, a double and drove in seven runs to lead Narwav 2 2 ,. compete in the State Open Wrestling Champion- Buttolo 27 M S John Brodle the Deacons to a 9-1 win over Florida International. Sweden 3 0 i— j Al Chandler 37-38-75 ships today at Glastonbury High School. The meet is K T * g S 5 S 216 §4 Doug Dalzlel 37-38-75 Masse, a Manchester native who graduated from Canada 9 I 2 z n 37-38— 75 Italy 1 2 2” 2 scheduled to begin at 10; 30 a .m. Two-time defending ®^^AM PBELL CONFCTENCE Walker Inman East Catholic High School, is one of four co-captains Yuooslovla 0 2 1— 3 Howie Johnson 39-36— 75 Class M state champion Jim Classon of Cheney Twh 3639- 75 on the 1988 squad. A 6-foot-l, 190-pounder, Masse Ciechoslavakla ® 1 2 ■^W L T Fh OF OA Bobby Nichols France 12,, will wrestle in the 130-pound weight class while Jim Ferree 3638— 76 3691 2732 96. 21 S S ^ 218 37-39-76 transferred to Wake Forest from Davidison this Japan 0 0 1—1 teammate Ron Pirtel will compete at 140 pounds. St. Louis 28 29 5 M a4 2 « Paul Homey year. He is a preseason All-Atlantic Coast George Lamming 3638— 76 East Catholic’s Peter Meyer also qualified for the Doug Sanders 3638- 76 Conference selection by BASEBALL AMERICA. A 3639— 77 FrIday’sOlympIc medal winners Open meet at 171 pounds. , ~ f? I ’III Bob Brue MliirteBeid13^ member of the 1987 USA Intercontinental Cup team. S m Z S L s L " Z « Charles Coodv 39-38-77 In other scholastic action, the Blast Catholic boys Bruce Crompton 3638— 77 Masse is an All-America candidate with the Olympic hockey madal glanca S c h o l a s t i c Edmonton 35 M 8 " m 37-40— 77 ALPINE SKIING basketball team (5-15) will compete In the All Calgary 35 M 7 77 » « D7 Jimmy Powell Women 4637— 77 (lUiwnirttll 99 19 18 ^ Deacons this year. OF OA Winnipeg » » 9 « W go Charles Slfford Slalom T Pt» Connecticut Conference Tournament at Xavier Los Angeles 24 36 5 n 20 w Art SHvesIrone 3639— 77 1819 33 » - i a Masse, who is playing center field, is currently g o l d —V renI Schneider, Switzerland. 4638— 78 24 5 High School in Middletown. The Eagles will face the Vancouver 21 36 7 49 222 2n Tommy Aaron hitting .462 with a slugging percentage over 1.000. SILVER— AOoteln Svet, Yuoosiqyla Soviet Union 4 0 0 8 Fndoyt ogw iei. . Gene Borek 3939— 78 out— None. Rebounds-Mllwqukee 46 BRONZE— Christa KInshofer Guetlein, 1 5 16 9 host Falcons (14-6) tonight at 7:45. 3642— 78 He is a mathematics major. O'-FInland 2 1 14 Illing Invitational LateOomeNotlnctuded (Jardner Dickinson West Germany. Sweden 1 ] 2 4 12 3939— 78 M r"!); ®JSS£^tiwSS« w 11 11 Quebec3,Detrott2 Bob Erickson BIATHLON Canada 1 ■\ ^ 3 The Bennet Junior High girls'varsity New York Bangers! New Jersey 1 John Frtlinran 3640— 78 (p i^6 ), Bosyi3»BW,Joh ig ^ SMC Relay Czchoslovakla 1 3 0 2 9 16 basketball team whipped NHL suspends Kordlc, Donnelly 4036-78 fouls— Mllwoukee 26, BoNon 23. A — 14,«w. C ^ L D — Soviet Union (Dmitri Vasslllev, 6 23 J.C. Goodies Wst Germany 1 3 0 2 56-10, Friday afternoon to take third MONTREAL — John Kordic of the Montreal Calgary at Vancouver, (n) Al Kelley 41-37— 78 Segel Tchepikov, Alexander Popov, Valeri x-clinched gold medal piece In the Illing Invitatipnol. A ll­ Saturday^ Oomes Joe Lopez 3640— 78 Television and Radio AAedvedtsev). ^ ycllnched medal tournament selection Canadians and Gord Donnelly of the Quebec Mlimesoto at Boston, 1:15 p.m .. Chuck Mehok 3640— 78 SILVER— West Germany (Ernst Reiter, FrMay's (Somes led the wav for Bennet with 16 points. Nordiques were suspended today for five games Washington at New York Islanders, 7.05 Charles Owens 3939-78 Steton Hoeck, Peter Angere, Friedrich Medal Round Jen Brindisi oddedO, Vickie SjTimpnsB, Don Bles 3640— 79 Canada B, West Germany 1 Dana Hartle 6 and Courtney McBride 5 each by NHL vice-president Brian O’Neill following ** Bu«olo at Harttord, 7:35 p.m. Joe Jimenez 3641— 79 *^BRONZE— Italy (Werner Klem, Gottlieb Czechoslovakia 5, Finland 2 The letter also had 6 blocked shots end Dean Refrom 4639— 79 Pistons IST.Ncts i n Toschler, Johann Passler, Andreas Zlnoe- brawls in two separate games. Detroit at Quebec, 7:M p.m.___ 41-36-80 TODAY Soviet Union 7, Sweden 1 10 rebounds. Kerri LIndland, Kerl Also, coaches Jean Perron of the Canadians and ^ Winnipeg at Montreol, 8P5 p ^ . Joe Campbell Noon — Olympics: Nordic Combined (70-meter Saturday’s O a m t Watson end Marianne Loto also played St. Louis at Toronto, 8:05 P.m. Jim Cochran 41-36-80 SPEEDSKATING Modal Round well tor the Bears. Ron Lapointe of the Nordiques each were fined 4238-80 ski jumping). skiing (men’s slalonU.ps. « .« Women Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Chick Evans **WUlian?612 61?24, Conoda vs. Czechoslovakia, 3 p.m. $1,000 in addition to the automatic fine of $25,000 to SundoVs 0«mMt Lloyd Harris 4236-80 Noon — Golf; PGASenior Aetna Challenge. ESPN 1JM0 Sunday's (Somes Jim King 4040-80 g o l d —C hrista Rothenburger, East Minnesota at New :“ •»■•"■ 1 p.m. - College basketball: Pittsburgh at Modal Round each club. Pittsburgh at Chicpgo, 2:35 p.m. Dick Bryan 41-36-80 Bliley 69 08 14, McKenno 2^ Germany. West Germonv vs. Sweden, Noon Carl Onis 4040- 80 Comeoys 691-213, Engler 13 08 ! Totals SILVER— Karin Kania, East Germany. Winnipeg at Buffalp, 7 :0 ^ -M - 41-39-80 Connecticut, WPOP (1410-AM) Finland vs. Soviet Union, 4 p.m. Martina moves Into semifinals Calgary at Edmonton, 8:05 p.nv Art Wall 3674 2937 109. 1; 15 p.m. — North Stars at Bruins, NESN BRONZE— Bonnie Bloir, Chompolgn, Los Angeles at Voncouver, 10:05 p.m. Bob Boldt 4041— 81 III. FAIRFAX, Va. — Martina Navratilova beat Zina Pete Brown 41-40-81 2 p.m. — College basketball; Michigan at Iowa, Bowling Buddy Cook '' 4041— 81 4639-81 °M ohom »•” 1615 34, Rodman 616 W 19, Channel 3 Garrison for the 21st straight time Friday, 6-1,6-3, to Nordiques3.RadWlngs2 Doug Ford Lolmbeer 68 08 8, Duiijars 611 61 16 4 p.m. — College basketball: DePaul at Miami. Woman’s 1000 Speed Skating gain a berth inthesemifinalsof the $300,000 Virginia Fred Hawkins Thomas596414, Johnson *9339,Satimr 13 T ransactions Jerry Barber M Toontiey 787-1021, Ee^rtl .1-2M2. Slims of Washington tennis tournament. Dick Howell 4643-83 Lewis 13 ()8 ! Eilwords 65 (M) 6 Totals5288 Cliannel 30 . „ „ » results Qurthc I ’ y 3648-87 4 p.m. — College basketball; North Carolina State Powder Pufi Navratilova, the top seed, will next face Hana Al Balding 3339137. CALGARY, Alberta (A P ) — Final results Joanne Pollard Mandlikova. who overcame a 0-3 deficit in the final “ o S t Perlod-1, (Siwbee, J at Virginia, ESPN i. fLambert), :36. % Detroit* GoHont 26 ______New Jersw 2 S 2 4 p.m. — College basketball: Auburn at Alabama. Friday In the women's l,00(Lmeter speed Hahn 199-500, Sharron Caruso 465, Emth set to eliminate Soviet Natalia Zvereva, 5-7,6-3,6-3 Mfrult 39 29 38 31— 137 skotlngmedal eventottheWInterOlvmpIcs; BASEBALL Troev 464, Vicky Ladabouche 181-509. (Dotes, Barr), l:30j3, Drtrolt, (pliant » Second-seeded Pam Shriver and No. 3 sw d (Ootes), 7:34. 4, Quebec, F ; S ^ n v 42 _ M 6Polnf goals— Brexiley 2. Fouled out— NESN ^ I o American League None: Rebounds New Jersey 36 (Wllll- 4pm— Golf: Los Angeles Open, Channel 3 1. Christa Rothenburger, East O rm onv, CLEVELAND INDIANS-^on«l Terry Gabriela Sabatini will meet in Saturday s other (Goulet, Brown), 17:06 B a S k C tD ttll oms 7), Detroit 59 (Rodmon 13). 1-17 65, world record (old record: Froncono, first bosemon-outtlelder, to a Corkner, Que, m o K ^ ( f l o W w ) ^ 5 ^ , 7pm.— Olympics; Speed skating (women’s 1500 semifinal. Shriver notched a 6-2, 7-5 decision over Kocur, Det, molor (fighting) Assists— New Jersey 30 (Bogley, Washing­ 1:18.11, Karin Kania, Eost O rm onv, mlnor-leogue controct. . „ - LaVae Industrial Det(holdlng),13:00:Probert,Def(holdlng), ton 5), Detroit 34 (Johnson 8). Total meters), figure skating (women’s free program), 19^) NEW YORK Y A N K EES — Signed Ro­ Helena Sukova, and Sabatini won 9 of the final ll fouls-New Jersey 30, Detroit 25. 2. Karin Kania, East (jermanv, 1:17.TO. berto Kelly, outfielder, to a one-year George Russell 223-583, Gary Rawson Chs 8 40 games in a 6-3, 6-2 triumph over Barbara Potter. '*iem nd Period— 5, Quebec, Goulet 35 Technicals— Detroit Illegal defense 2, 3 Bonnie Blair, CJiampalgn, III., 258-226-234-718, Joe Parker 214-225-225- (P.Stastny, Moller), 5:5T Penalties— Detroit Coach Daly, Mohom, Williams. 7 p.m. — College hockey: Boston College at 1:18.31. “ b o s t o n r e d s o x —Agreed to t ^ s 664, Don Wilson 235-577, D25 Shriver now has won 4 ^ matches, which puts her A— 25344. Other U.S. H nM M n with John Leister, pitcher, ond Jody 267-203-639, Ron I-*"'*''®4-267-6i», ^ n 10th among women professionals since the Open Zombo, Det (holding), >:04; NBA standings Boston University, NESN 7. Leslie Bader, Bridgeport, Conn., Reed, shortstop, on one-year contraert. Que (high-sticking), 14:31; M t o s ^ Humiston 210, Angus Plou’’^* Que (roughing), 14:31; Norw <)^, Det 7 p.m. — College basketball; Vanderbilt at Notre 1 '21 09 SEATTLE MARINERS— S lg ^ Scott 614, Tom Crickmore 20^.553' N ' " Era which began in 1968. Margaret Court won 464 e a s t e r n CONFERENCE '8. Katie Class, St. Paul, Minn., 1:21J0. Bonkheod and Mike Trullllo, pitchers, to MaroHI 201-236-212-649, Mike KlaPlk matches from 1968-72. although her pro career was (roughing), 14:31; Detroit bench, Attantlc Division Dame, ESPN 24 Nancy Swider-Peltz, Park Ridge, 212-222-235-669, Barry Plnney 203-565, ^ e d by Burr (failure fo proce* fo W L Pel. OB 7 p.m. — College basketball; Brooklyn College at one-veer controcts. , . . i ^ l t v box), 14:31; Haworth, Que (trlp- III., 1:24.81. T(3RONTO BLUE John Wwaitt 993, Fred KozIckI 212-565, launched in 1959. Boston 29 16 .TO --- Big East standings Central Connecticut, WCNX (1150-AM) terms with Lloyd Mosebv, oi^elder, on a Dan Tvluttcl 215-M7-5*?-P‘1’ "^'TW ri*f^od— None. Penalties— W lo n t, Phllodelphia 5 5 ' S iS S contract extension through 1989. 212-234-645, John KozIckI 216-21:^7, MISL may go out of business 7:30 p.m. — Sabres at Whalers, SportsChannel, New York 2 S I tXs Big East Conference ^ ^ O’aji 30K Biathlon Relay results Dave Howey 225-225-639, Leon Bilodeau Det (hooking), 5:11; Glllls, Que (holding), 234, Roger Lagace 213, ^ch Gorner NEW YORK — ’The Major Indoor Soccer League 10:02; (kKjlet, Que (roughing), 11J1, Washington w 2? 't o In WTIC Notlemil League Gollont, Det (roughing), 11:51; L a m ^ , New jersey Pittsburgh in i li 6 9 p.m. — College basketball; Jacksonville at CINCINNATI REDS-Aoreed toterms 206-236-629, Pete Beaudry 2 W -m Butch said Friday that it will go put of business in June Syracuse c is 9 CANMORE, Alberta (A P )— Final r e s i^ vdth Pot Perry, pitcher, and Jeff TYeodmzv, Sovino 200-578, John McCorthy 24^217- (Sue (roudhing), 13:10; Vlllonova ’ 29 5 18 9 Friday in the 30K biathlon relay medal served by Jackson irouSli'W.’.'n.’ y ® : Western Kentucky, ESPN ^ . * second baseman, on one-veor contracts. 612, John Stratton 21^561, l^ n Sessa unless the league’s players’^union agreeds to reduce Sf. John's I i « 2 at the Winter Olympics: ____ 210-257-647, Andy Michaud 201, John Haworth, Que, miscondud, 13:10; Pro- Georgetown 7 7 i7 « 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: St. Johns at each team’s salary cap from $1,275 million to bert, Det(charglng),13:10. I I 'fe i r^ v le t Union (Dmitri Vosslll^SegH SAN D IE < » PADRES— Signed Brad Giacomo 235-245-662, Len Angell M , / » e e Seton Holl * J 18 10 s Boston College (tape). NESN Tchepikov, Alexonder ^ P o v . $898,000 per team. . . I I Paunders, first baseman; A lb ert Alomar, Rich Woodbury Shots on goal— Quebec 612-8— 24. De- Indiana » » -g> Boston College 5 9 14 11 11:30 p.m. — College basketball; Middle Tennes­ vedtsev), 1 hour, 22 minutes, jo.o infl«lder. and Greg Harris, pitcher. ham 200, Phil Masse 204-258-661, F r « l The league gave the MISL Players Association Cleveland 28 27 .509 7w Connecticut * 10 3 11 W^RANCISTOGIANTS-SIgnedKen^ see at Austin Peay. ESPN Twarklna 202-210, Jim Magpwan 212- ^^ower-plov Opixirtunities— Quebec 1 of 4; '^le^ WESTERN CONFERENCE Providence * 10 10 15 *?°y!^ Germany R ^ uT fiIKS' Downs, pitcher, to a one-veor contract. 592, A1 Senna 214-580, Rich Higgins until April 15 to respond. Midwest Division Hoeck, Peter Angere, Friedrcih Fisher), w L Fct. OB 243-591, Wayne Bertrand 200-580, Frank “ ’The league’s proposal offers a compensation ^’ GOTties^Ouebec, Brunetta (29 shots-Z7 BASKETBALL Uriah 575. plan that will stabilize the league and add to its saves). Detroit, Hanlon (2621). Dallas *5 2 'Sw ~4 Today's Dames SUNDAY V u , j ' lito iv (Werner Klem, Gottlieb Tmchler, Noitoinl Boskefbail AssectoilM Pittsburgh at UConn (Clvie Center), 1 Noon — Olympics: Four-man bobsled (final Johann Passler, Andreas Zlngerle), potential for growth,” Commissioner Bill Kentling A— 19,824. Denver 21 2 ' m s LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS— Activated Peferee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— p.m. 1 ■•23:51.5. y j Bair”" g “ iiS 8v^ runs), hockey, Chs. 8,40 Reggie Williams, guard, from the Injured BOP Women said in a statement. ’’With the emphasis on Mark Pare, Dan Schochte. Vlllonovo at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. list. Placed Lancaster Gordon, guard, on Sen Antonio » * *2 St. John's at Boston College, 8 p.m. Noon — Celtics at Pistons, Channel 3 9. United States'(Lyle Nelson, E » x , Eleanor Berggren 185-465, Joyce stabilization and expansion, the league’s players Sunday's Dame Noon — Golf; PGA Senior Aetna Challenge, ESPN Vt.; Curtis Schreiner, Day, N ^ . , » i ^ ’^ H O T N I X SUNS— Ploced Craig Hodges, Tyle r 178-454, Judy Meek 200-502, Alexis will benefit signficantly over the next two years. FocHIcDhJiJ ” ” Syracuse at Kentucky, 2:W p.m. Binning, PInedale, W yo^ ^ s h Thompson, guard, on the Injured jlst. Donald 193, Gravee Shea 455, Mary Monday's Dames 1 p m — Tennis: U S. Pro Indoor, USA Gunnisem/ Colo.)» 1:29:33.0. L.A. Lokers S « iTi/. 2 p.m. — Motorsports: IMSA Miami Grand Prix, Mumforo 459, Cell Roy 453, Laurence Hill leads Aetna Challenge Portland 2 ’m 17 Sf. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 8 HOCKEY Faucher 477. Seattle « « 'S z S p.m. ESPN Women’s Slalom results Nuftonal Heckav L e o w ____ NAPLES Fla. — Dave Hill struggled with his Phoenix 12 35 .B7 » Providence at Georgetown, 7 :X p.m. NHL— Suspended John Kordlc, M o tIi^ I G o lf Golden Stole 14 36 . » a Boston College of Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. 2:30 p.m. — College basketball: Syracuse at forward, and Gord Donnellv, Qyebw U.S. Mixed putter Friday but still overcame cool, windy L.A. Clippers 11 40 .216 31'/j Tuesday's Dame MOUNT ALLAN, Alberta (AP) — R i^ defenseman,for five Friday’s O o n m Vlllanova at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Kentucky, Channel 3 Linda Cromwell 188-505, Sheila Price weather to shoot a 4-under-par 68 for a one-stroke Lots Oa met Not metuded results Friday In Jeon Perron, Montreal Wednesday's Dame 4 p.m. — College hasketball: Duke at Georgia 196-180-535, Ellle Wilson 185-522, Ruth lead after one round of the $300,000 Aetna Challenge Boston 132, Mllwaukee96 slalom medal event at the winter Ron LaPoInte, Quebec heod tooch. SI JIM Urban 197-206-561, Rose Longtln 205, Seton Hall at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Tech, Channel 30 each for two brawls between the teOTs. P6A Senior’s Golf scores Detroit 137, New Jersey 109 Thursday's Dame m-TTSBURGH PENGUINS— Signed Regis Longtln 220, Helen Moselsky 486, 4 p.m. — Knicks at Nuggets, Channel 9 ^ 1?\SenI Schneider, Switzerland, 1 minute, Dave Fenn 207-583, Dale Pecker 179- ^^B^^i^arles, Bruce Devlin and Don Atianto116, IndlonalOl Vllanova at Vermont, 7 p.m. 3i.0> seconds. ^ Kevin Stevens, left wing, to a multiveor MAPI FS Fla (A P ) — FIrst-raund Portland104,Chlcogoa Saturday. March 5 4 p.m. — College basketball: ’Temple at West 4896, Anne Paole 197-487, Doreen La- Hourton at San Antonio, (n) 1 AAotela Svet, Yuysloylo, .1:38.37. controct. Chapel 200-185-242-627, Kathy Hughes were tied for second after shooting 69s at The Club at seS r^ Friila; froAT the $300800 PGA Brooklyn of UConn (Field House), 8 Virginia, SportsChannel X Christ KInshofer Guetlein, West 189-499, Sue Hale 176, M ary Whipple Senior's <5olf tournament being played on Phllodelphia at Denver, (lU p.m. Germany, l:3BRL ______COLtCOC «J?rSir36S-72,6,716vardTheClubcourse Utoh at Los Angeles L o k m , In) Seton Hall at Georgetown, 2 p.m. 4:30 p.m. — PGA Los Angeles Open, Channel 3 195-501, John KozIckI 246636, Cindy ^ Hill said he was dissatisfied with his putting, but Sacramento at Seattle, (n) S U.l. Pllwmwl , eg A* OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE— Hurley 194-493, Linda Skoglund 182-500, at Pellcon Boy: . . St. John's at Providence, 8 p.m. 6 p.m. — College basketball: Purdue at 11. Beth Madsen, Aspm, Colo., 1:4L1L SuspPhdad Rip Hattiwld and Bob still managed a 34s on both the front and back nines. New York at Golden State, (n) Sunday. March 6 McGrath, basketball referees fw a month Bob Skoglund 246215-644, Jim McCaf­ Dove Hill Saturday's Oam n Northwestern (tape), SportsChannel 15. Oloin Rotte, Wlillomson, N.Y., frey 558, Bernice Whiplle 178, Jeff Bob Charles Pittsburgh at Syracuse, noon . for desIgnotjiM Wm tfnygg fa Hill said he’s one of the twobest tee-to-green players Indiana at New JerseyjJT:30 p.m. 7 p.m. — Olympics: Figure skating exhibition, Warner 216, Linda Burton 216543, Fred Bruce Devlin ’ ■^rnoni McKinney, Olympic Volley, dKiot free throws In conference basket­ KozIckI 203. on the PGA Seniors Tour. Portland at Atlanta, 7:30 pm . Regular season ends closing ceremonies, Chs. 8,40 „ „ „ „ ball games Feb. aoand Feb. 22. “ It’s me and Orville Moody, said Hill, 50. gj.'sssr" ^ Milwaukee at Chicago, 7 :X p.m. 7 p.m. —Collegebaseball: Texas at Miami, ESPN ^*HBid?v£lker, Ptttstleld, Moss., DNF-1. Swiss’ Schneider wins second goid medai Rangers climb out of cellar " I was stunned, and I kind of went Bv John Nelson EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Nilan bounced a pass off the Nordlques 3, Wings 2 -in' The Associated Press out today to prove they were wrong,” (AP) — Norm Maciver scored.on sideboards to James Patrick, she said. " I wanted to finish in the top DETROIT (AP) — Michel a rising 45-foot slapshot to snap a who fed it across to Maciver at CALGARY. Alberta - Vreni 15. and I reached my goal. This is the Goulet’s 35th goal of the season second-period tie and John Van- the left point. The defenseman 5:57 into the second period broke Schneider, a Swiss farmer’s daugh­ best I ’ve done in slalom all year. It’s biesbrouck stopped 33 shots as skated to the top of the faceoff ter, won her second gold medal in strange I would get this close in the a 2-2 tie and the Quebec Nor- New York Rangers escaped iast circle and beat Devils’ goalie Bob diques held on for a 3-2 victory Alpine skiing Friday, returning a Olympics” place in the Patrick Division for Sauve with a rising shot just rustic flavor to the Winter Olympics Tamara McKinney of Olynipic Over the Detroit Red Wings the first time since Nov. 7 with a under the crossbar. Friday night. after a night of chorus-girl glitz. Valley, Calif., was among four skiers 2-1 victory over the New Jersey in the first seed of 15 did not finish the Vanbiesbrouck made it stand Quebec goaltender Mario Bru- While much of the Games’ attention Devils Friday night. up the rest of the way, with his first run. netta stopped the final 27 shots he still focused on Katarina Witt’s It was the second 2-1 victory in best stop coming on a rebound footlights and feathers salute to Camilla Nilsson of Sweden was just faced to hand the Red Wings their .01 seconds behind Schneider’s first- as many nights for the Rangers attempt by Kirk Muller with 8:30 third straight loss. TheNordiques Broadway, Schneider became the and moved them from sixth place run time of 48.81, but she straddled a to go in the game. won for only the second time in first Alpine double gold medalist of to fourth in the Patrick Division gate about 20 seconds into the second Marcei Dionne gave the their last six games. 1988 and only the fifth woman to do it with 60 points, one more than New run and did not finish. Rangers a 1-0 lead at 9:36 of the The score was tied 2-2 after one in an Olympics. Jersey and Pittsburgh, which Besides Schneider and Wenzel, the flrst period with a pinball-type period before Peter Stastny Schneider added a gold in the was idle. slalom on Friday to the giant slalom other women double gold Alpine power-play goal, his 27th of the slipped a pass to Gouiet, whose medalists were Rosi Mittermaier of s j o L - v tt r VW Maciver’s game-winner came season and 20th with New York a shot from the siot beat Red Wings title she won on Wednesday, beating Yugoslavia’s Mateja Svet by 1.68 West Germany in 1976, Marie-’Theres at 5:18 of the second period. Chris man up. goaltender Glen Hanlon. seconds. She is the first woman Alpine Nadig of Switzerland in 1972 and ' double gold winner since Hanni Andrea Mead Lawrence of the United Wenzel of Liechtenstein in 1980. States in 1952. Now, the world awaits the meeting Beth Madsen of Aspen. Colo., Dixon sets mark in prelim of the ice queens, the East German finished 11th. Witt, an aspiring movie actress, and Bonnie Blair of Champaign, III., By Bert Rosenthal doing. thing was quality. She looked American Debi ’Thomas, an aspiring went after her second medal Friday The Associated Press “ My iegs felt a little tight really sharp in the workouts.” surgeon. Witt and wisdom say this is night in the women’s L l^ ittcter during the race,” she said. "But Dixon, however, failed to qual­ her year, and even Thomas’ coach speed skating event. Blair won the \ NEW YORK - For the second I’m sure they’ll be OK for the AP phMo ify for Friday night’s final of the admits it. women’s 500 last Monday in world straight year, Diane Dixon broke final. "The die is cast,’’ said Alex record time, outdueling East German women’s 200, placing second in A MISS — Jan Stephenson misses a her American record in the “ I just tried to get out in front of her heat to Natalya Pomoshenik- McGowan, borrowing a line from Christa Rothenburger. ’This time. birdie putt during the first round of the women’s 400-meter race in a everybody eariy and get a lead. ova of the Soviet Union. Only the Julius Caesar. Blair’s toughest competition is ex­ preliminary of the Mobil Indoor I’m not concerned with anybody four-fastest times in the four Hawaiian Ladles Open In Honolulu. And cast in the die of a champion is pected to come from another East Championships Friday, whiie in the field for the final- just Stephenson was the first round leader. Witt, who renews her battle of German, Karin Kania. heats made it to the final, and sprinter Gwen Torrence ex­ myself.” Dixon, with a clocking of 24.53, seduction on skates Saturday night in “ Bonnie’s goal was three medals.’ tended her overali winning streak Among her three rivals in the was tied for fifth. the women’s freestyle. Coach Mike Crowe said. " I was to 39. final was to be Valerie Brisco, the Crenshaw, Haas " I ’m used to getting my way,” Witt worried about a letdown, but she’s Dixon, seeking her sixth 1984 Olympic champion and the Pomonschnikova had the fas­ says. really focused. She’s gearing up again straight nationai indoor title and only runner to beat Dixon in six test time, 23.70. At Mount Allan, where the weather just like in the 500.’’ AP photo seventh in the past eight years, races this year. Meanwhile, Torrence, un­ ’The Soviets, meanwhile, won the share L A lead was so warm that six shirtless guys was timed in 51.95 seconds in That came last week at Ingle­ beaten indoors since January 30-kilometer biathlon race, extending sat on the ground to watch the SWINGING FOR TH E BEST TIM E — Vreni Schneider of easily winning her heat and wood, C^lif.. where Brisco won 1986, reached the final of the the Winter Games’ longest winning women’s race, Schneider put together Switzerland swings around the pole as she speeds down the advancing to Friday night’s finai. and Dixon was second, after women’s 55-meter dash, winning streak to six in a row. West Germany two runs that blew away the rest of the slope en route to victory in the Olympic slalom event Friday. She had set the American having a difficult time getting her heat in 6.83 — her 20th Golf Roundup won the silver, and the bronze went to field. record of 52.00 in last year’s into the meet, then receiving an consecutive victory in a prelimi­ She won in 1 minute, 36.69 seconds, Italy. The U.S. team finished ninth of unfavorabie lane assigment. hockey record at 1-1 with an 8-1 'Thomas was leading Witt after “ ’ e preliminaries, before winning the nary. She also has won 19 finals. easily beating Svet’s 1:38.37. Veteran 16 teams. final in 52.20. "Diane is motivated from last By Ken Peters victory over West Germany. ’The short program Thursday night, but Joining Torrence in Friday Christa Kinshofer Guetlein won the The Soviets now have 26 medals, ‘"There is less pressure in week,” her coach, Russ Rogers, The Associated Press victory guaranteed that the Soviet she actually was trailing in the night’s final was Evelyn Ashford, bronze in 1:38.40 to go along with a including 10 golds. East Germany has running a heat,” said Dixon, a said. "Afterward, Valerie had Union and Finland will win medals, subjective, often controversial sport. the 1984 Olympic 100-meter gold silver she won in the giant slalom. 17 medals, seven gold, and Schneid­ goid medalist with the United made a statement that she was LOS ANGELES — Ben Crenshaw, an extremely while an earlier loss to the Soviets medalist and five-time national The top American was Beth Madsen er’s victory gave the Swiss 12 medals, States 1,600-meter relay team in going to win here, too. disappointed runnerup in the Los Angeles Open a three gold. Soviet biathlete Valeri already eliminated Canada from any “ Katarina’s going to have to fall a indoor champion. of Aspen, Colo., who wound up 11th in couple of times to lose here,’’ says the 1984 Olympic Games. “ You "She also was sick last week.” year ago, crafted a 7-under-par 64 Friday to share 1:41.18. Medvedtsev, who already had two contention for a gold or silver. the second-round lead in the this year’s tournament Czechoslovakia played Finland and Carlo Fassi, trainer of figure skating can control the race. Rogers said. "But she had some There were several other nota­ Madsen said she was motivated by silver medals, became the fifth triple “ You’re just running for time, good workouts this week. She ble performances during Fri­ at the Riviera Country Club. medalist of the Games. the Soviets met Sweden in two later champions such as Dorothy Hamill being left off the giant slalom team and Peggy Fleming. and you don’t know what you’re didn’t do too much, but every- day’s early competition. Crenshaw’s masterful round put him in a tie with two days ago. mu Canada evened its medai-round matches. Jay Haas at 9-undec 133 midway, through the $750,000 event. Sawyer wants commitment from Cubs Haas, in a four-way tie for the lead at 65 after the Tomba mania sweeps Italy opening round, shot a second-round 68. Blair wins bronze Chip Beck, who also had a 65 the first day, shot a 69 CHICAGO (AP) - The City to opt for night games was the nozzo said Grenesko was the only to join three others,at 134, one shot behind the Bv Iflor Uboldl Tomba, who dominated the agile, tremendously powerful” Council wants to lift the 72-year Detroit Tigers in 1948. club executive who could discuss leaders. in 1,000>meter race The Associated Press World Cup circuit in Europe wrote Corriere Della Sera of ban on night games at Wrigley ’The City Council voted Thurs­ the lights issue. Last year at Riviera, Crenshaw made an 18-foot earlier this winter, won the Milan. Field, but Mayor Eugene Sawyer day to allow lights at the Night games at Wrigley Field birdie putt on No. 18 Sunday to take a one-shot lead said Friday he won’t sign the venerable ballpark after 2‘A CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — East Ger­ ROME — From his hometown Olympic giant slalom Thursday "All his adversaries had no still might require amendments over T.C. Chen. But Cllien then calmly rolled in a 8 ordinance unless the Oiicago hours of impassioned debate. many’s Christa Rothenburger sped past of Bologna to the San Remo song on Mount Allan and added im­ choice but to come to attention to state noise laws, but aldermen 16-footer to send the tournament into overtime. Cubs agree to stick around for 14 ’Tribune Co., owner of the Cubs, countrywoman Karin Kania and American festival to the presidential palace measurably to his celebrity and take off their hats, ” said the council vote was the Crenshaw missed a 3-foot par putt on the first years of lights. had long argued in favor of lights Bonnie Biair in world-record time Friday night in Rome, Alberto Tomba mania status. commented the Gazzetta dello biggest hurdle to bringing lights playoff hole to give Chen the victory. “ I am convinced they will sign” at Wrigley Field, saying the club to capture the goid medal in the women’s swept Italy Friday. “ It was a splendid victory... the Sport, giving him a score of 11 on to the ballpark. The 36-year-old Crenshaw, who likes the history- an agreement to keep the Na­ lost out on revenue from televised 1,000-meter speed skating race. The fun-loving skier will bring a crowning of a season of deserving a scale of 1-to-lO. "The state law doesn’t have steeped Riviera course, appears poised to make tional League team in Chicago night games. Rothenburger skated the first 200 meters in long-awaited Olympic gold medal efforts and important suc­ much of a bite. It’s not a big another run at the LA Open title. The host of the popular San through 2002. the period covered But night games were vehe­ 17.98 seconds — the fastest opening split of the back to Italy, and the nation was cesses,” said Italian President issue.” Mike Quigley, a lights Francesco Cossiga in a telegram Remo song festival broke into the by the ordinance. Sawyer said. “ I mently opposed by many resi­ opponent, conceded Friday. night — and kept it up through the final two laps delighted. televised broadcast Thursday Okamoto takes lead "Always a modest man,’’ to the newly crowned champion. heard from them last evening.” dents of “ Wrigleyville.” who As for a pledge from the C^ubs, to finish in 1 minute. 17.65 seconds, breaking night to announce Tomba’s vic­ HONOLULU (AP) — AyakoOkamotobattledstiff quipped a television anchorman “ I would like to host you and your He supports the council’s move raised concerns about rowdy fans Quigley predicted the team would the world record of 1:18.11 set by Kania in tory, and a tape of his winning run to allow eight night games this and parking problems in their winds on Oahu’s north shore Friday to shoot a par-72 Calgary In iJecember. as Tomba told an interviewer that teammates at the presidential sign on. palace when you return.” was shown on the monitors to wild year and 18 each subsequent year North Side neighborhood sur­ and take the early second-round lead at the $300,000 he never called himself a "mes- ‘"They don’t want to leave Hawaiian Ladies Open. Kania, who was defending her gold medal in 'Tomba, a member of the cheers from the audience. until 2002, but said. ” We won’t rounding the ballpark. siah" but nevertheless consi­ Wrigley Field.” he said. " It’s one Okamoto, the 1987 LPGA Player of the Year, was the event, took the silver in 1:17.70, giving her Carabinieri police force, also The race was shown live on sign ... unless we get a commit­ Cubs Vice President Don Gre- dered himself "the greatest." of the biggest reasons for their the only leader to make par in winds gusting to 25 seven Olympic medals, the most ever by a received a hero-gram from the three different channels in Italy. ment from the Cubs that they will nesko was en route to Chicago Italians certainly agreed. monetary success.” mph on the Turtle Bay Resort’s 6,220-yard course. female spetKi skater. commander-in-cUef of the Cara­ Ratings showed that four million stay.” after attending league meetings “ Alberto, Prince of Alberta" The Cubs believe a $5 million She finished 36 holes at 3-under-par 141. Blair, who won the gold medal in the 500 binieri, Roberto Jucci: “ In send­ viewers switched from the San Sawyer also questioned in West Palm Beach, Fla., where headlined the sports daily Cor- lighting system should be ready Okamoto, playing in her first LPGA event of the meters on Monday, skated in 1:18.31 for the ing you my heart-felt congratula­ Remo show to watch Tomba’s whether the pact could be owners voted Thursday — hours rlere dello Sport. "Cavallo in four to six months. The year, began the round trailing Jan Stephenson by bronze. She opened with an 18.11 first 200 tions I am echoing the feelings of second run live. enforced. before the council meeting — to Passo" (Mad Horse), "Tomba " I don’t know if we can force a award Wrigley Field the 1990 AH ordinance says the first night one stroke. But Okamoto moved into the lead with meters but tired in the flnal 400 meters. the whole force.” Unlike other Italian skiing d'Oro” (Golden Tomba), business to remain here,” he Star Game if the lights are game must be played after July 1. an eagle on the par-4, 332-yard 12th hole, while Blair skated In the third pair of the 2Vk-lap champions, Tomba is from a "Bomba Atomlca" (Atomic Newspapers spared no adjec­ said. allowed. Stephenson failed to make a birdie all day and race. Kania, who false starts, skated next and lo w la ^ area, the dty of Bologna. A day after the vote, commun­ Bomb) “A.T. TExtraterrestre" tives to describe Tomba’s style. Wrigley Field had been the only In Mesa, Ariz.. where the Chibs ity activists were still chiding finished with a 75. took the lead. His victory touched of a local (A.T. the extraterrestrial) “ He came down beautifully, are preparing for the 1988 season, Stephenson bogeyed the seventh, 10th, and 16th celebration. major-league ballpark without aldermen who voted in favor of echoed other leading dailies. superbly flowing, incredibly lights for 40 years. The last team team spokeswoman Sharon Pan- night games. holes to finish with a two^day total of 143. Coventry tunes East Is first up up for tourney In girls’ tourney MERIDEN — East Catholic High School will be the first local club in action as rankings and pairings * » I ' for the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ ; H.S. Roundup ence’s Girls’ Basketball Tournament were an­ nounced Friday at Maloney High. The Eagles, 12-10, are the No. 21 overall seed in the ROCKY H ILL — What turns out to be a tuneup for Class L Division. They’ re the No. 10 seed in the East ^ jw 5 5 - ■ the “ real thing.” saw Coventry High get by Rocky Region and will take on seventh-ranked Platt High, Hill High, 63-56. Friday night in the regular season 13-7, Monday night at 7 in Meriden. finale for.lwth boys' basketball teain.s Manchester High is the No. 24 seed overall in the The sariVe clubs will square off again in the opener 29-team Class L L Division field. The Indians, who of the Charter Oak Conference Tournament went 9-11, will oppose All Connecticut Conference Tuesday night at Cromwell High at 6; 30. Portland champion Mercy High, 17-5, Tuesday at 7 p.m. at High and RHAM High will meet in the 8:15 p.m. Xavier High in Middletown. nightcap. The winners will clash next Friday night Two-time Charter Oak Conference champion Sport for the COC championship. Coventry High, 20-2, draws a first-round bye in the Coventry is defending champion, although Coach Class SDivison. The Patriots, the No. 1 ranked team n Ron Badsteubner says Portland High is the favorite. in the S East Region and N o. 2 overall in the 25-team J "W e ’ re th# underdog but we’ll give it a shot and see field, will host the Windham Tech-Lyman Memorial if we can win it again.” winner Wednesday at 7 p.m. Windham Tech and m Coventry and RHAM represent the COC East with Lyman each begin tournament play at 12-8. Portland and Rocky Hill representing the COC West The Class S and L finals are Friday, March 11, Division. with the Class LL title gameSaturday, March 12. All The win lifts Coventry to 14-6 for the season while rotij, championship games will be held at Central the Terriers slip to 12-6 with the loss. Connecticut State University’s Kaiser Hall in New ■ Coventry led at every turn, 18-15. 33-31 and 49-41. Britain. ” It was even all the way through,” Badsteubner said. “ We should terrible (13-for-28) from the foul line. If we had made them, it wouldn’t have been Tech men routed a that close,” he cited. ‘ AP photo Jack Ayer, who was a poor 7-for-18 from the it Continued from page 46 charity stripe, led the Patriots with 27 points with HEAD OVER HEELS — Boston’s Danny Friday’s game at Boston Garden. The Scott Lucas (12), Mike Oswald (11) and Paul Portland, 18-2, will be involved in the COC Ainge Is in back of Milwaukee’s Ricky Celtics won, 132-96. Strycharz fll) also in twin digits. Lucas led Tournament starting Tuesday at Rocky Hill High Coventry with a dozen rebounds. School. Cheney, which won its first game of the Pierce as the pair hits the (Jeck during Jerome Pierce netted 13 markers to lead the year, finishes up at 1-19. Terriers. The Highlanders, who placed four in double digits, COVENTRY I t n — Jock Avtr 97-18 77, Ron Gardner 0(^10, had a comfortable 23-6 edge after one quarter. It ScoM Lucas 80-017, Paul Strvehori 4 3-511, AAIkepswald33-4 Bird the key to Celtic win 11, Tim McMillan 104) 7, Matt Harrinoton 00-00, Craig Paton - 4 went to 54-14 at halftime. “ It was over early,” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia said. “ We couldn’t 0 0-0 0. Totoll 73 13-78 43. Friday night. ROCKY HILL (54) — Peter Francis 7^4 ^ handle their pressure and it tuiTied into layup after By The Associated Press 0, Dave Laura 4 4-517, Kirk DeMeo 10-0 Z Chris KnoM 40-38, ■ ^ St ^ Jon Koncak put the Hawks layup (for Portland).” Jerome Pierce 4 04) 13, Brion Schuti 0 Z77, John DelMastro4 ahead for good, 82-80, with 40 0-0 17. Totals 73 9-14 54. Freshman Anthony Evans netted a game-high 18 BOSTON — Larry Bird scored NBA Roundup 3-polnt goals; Coventry— Aver 7, Oswald 7; RH— Pierce. 19 of his 32 points in the first seconds remaining in the third Halftime; 33-31 Coventry. points, including four 3-pointers, for Cheney. Troy quarter Friday night, leading the quarter as Atlanta scored the Maxfield chipped in with 10. final six points of the period. PORTLAND (82) — Craig Chlvers71-415, CharlleO'Brlen 3 Boston Celtics to a 132-98 romp road loss in 26 games. Bolton loses finale 0-0 7, Sean Murphv 5 0-010, (3an Moskev 2 04) 4, Dave Guild 4 over the Milwaukee Bucks. The Nets, whose lone road win Tlie Hawks led 92-88 after Roglndd PInto/MinchMtar Harald 0-117, Nate Turner 8 0-014, Matt France 2 7-2 4, Mike Tripoli 1 Bird’s first-quarter perfor­ of the season came Feb. 1 at Wayman Tisdale's dunk with 9:04 MIDDLETOWN — Bombing away from down­ 2-24, Jamie Randall 32-48, Winston Edwards 00-30. Totals 37 their game earlier in the season at Clarke 7-14 82. mance, which boosted Boston into Dallas, have lost five games in a left. town, Vinal Tech hit five 3-pointers in the first MY BALL — Manchester High’s Jason CHENEY TECH (47) — Sean Walstedt 0 4-4 4, Anthonv a 38-29 lead, included three row and six of their last seven. Webb then started the 10-2 spurt quarter, nine overall, en route to a 71-55 victory over Arena. Goddard had 21 points Friday Evans 4 2-418, Trov Maxvield 34-510, Steve Friedrich 30-07, with a basket and a free throw Goddard protects the basketball from Trevon Brooks 01-31, John Parsons 10-17, Kevin Tootan 20-1 3-point field goals. The Pistons, 9-2 since the Bolton High Friday night in the Charter Oak East Hartford’s Troy McKoy as the night but M HS bowed to the Hornets, 5, Chris Houes 0O1 0, Jim LeBlancOOOO. Totals 1511-19 47. Kevin McHale added 29 points All-Star break, are 21-4 at the with 8:30 remaining. He then hit a Conference boys’ basketball regular-season finale 3-polnt goals; Chenev— Evans 4, Toolan, Friedrich; five-footer and followed with a Indians’ Matt Vaughn (30) looks on In 53-51. Portland— O'Brien. for Boston, which won its fourth Silverdome,. including victories for both clubs. Halftime; 54-14 Portland. straight. The Celtics are 14-0 this in their last nine. 2fh(0Oter at 7:09, giving the Vinal winds up 9-11 and is heading for postseason season when they have held their A three-point play by Buck Hawks a 99-89 lead. play while tft^ Bulldogs fJrilsh 5-15 and look opponents to under 100 points. Williams gave the Nets their only After Chuck Person’s free favorably toward next year.’^’We did a lot of good Jim Paxson, appearing in his lead of the game, 5-4, before Joe throw for Indiana, Webb fed Cliff things and it looks good for next year,” said Hornets, MHS share crown Ice Hockey I^vingston for a seven-footer. first game since being traded Dumars and Bill Laimbeer optimistic Bolton Coach Craig Phillips. Levingston, who scored 17 points, sion. Manchester junior Jason MHS loses finale from Portland, had 11 points in a scored four points each in a 16-4 The homestanding Hawks gunned their way to a Continued from page 48 shot and the Hornets clung to reserve role. run, and the Pistons were never was fouled on the play, and his Goddard tallied 12 of his team- BOLTON — “ It was a great game for two periods. 20-9 lead after one quarter with the lead extended to their 52-51 advantage. John Lucas had 19 points for threatened the rest of the way. free throw put the Hawks ahead high 21 points (10-for-16 shooting) What killed us was going in between the second and 39-19 at the half. “ We got it down to 12 but then The Hornets played without 6-4 Manchester called timeout Milwaukee, which had won five of Detroit led 39-24 at the end of 102-90 with 6; 02 to go. in the first half. Vaughn added 11 third periods,” Manchester Coach Eric Farno said (Vinal) hit a couple,” Phillips said. 'senior forward Cory Collins who with 32 seconds left. Meggett its previous six games. Ricky the first quarter and pushed the for the Indians. after the Indians fell, 6-2. to Conard High Friday Dave Milardo’s 15 points led four Hawks in double tore the muscle on on his left missed a foul-line jumper with 20 Pierce added 16. lead to as many as 19 points night at the Bolton Ice Palace. figures. Wade Cassells, one of five seniors Bolton kneecap during Tuesday’s double seconds left and Brown wasn’t East Hartford slowed the game The Celtics led 67-48 at half­ before settling fora 68-51 halftime Blazers 104, B ulls 96 loses, led the Bulldogs with 18 points. Craig Winslow overtim e loss to Windham. ' fouled until six seconds remained down in the third quarter and led. Conard winds up 9-10-1, the Indians 1-18-1. • i E: time. and they twice built leads of edge. The Pistons took a 106-78 CHICAGO (AP) - Clyde added 12. The Indians’ biggest lead in the on the clock. 35-33, after three quarters. “ I It was 1-1 after two periods as Manchester’s Luc 34 points in the second half, 100-66 lead into the final quarter. Drexler scored a career-high 42 Phillips looked toward next year with the return of fourth quarter was five (46-41) spread out the court to make sure ' Larose and Conard’s Rob Johnson exchanged “ We were supposed to run a at the end of the third quarter and Mahorn, whose previous high points and Kevin Duckworth two fulltime starters (juniors Drew Pinto and when Cory Goldston nailed a they had to play Troy 1-on-l.” second-period goals after a scoreless opening 15 play,” Kinel said of the Indians’ 110-76 at 8; 15 of the fourth. was 28 points, had 18 at halftime added nine of his 27 points in the Winslow) and juniors Josh Ryan and Jim baseline jumper with 4:02 left. Liappes said. “ If they were minutes of play. “It was hard hitting, hard last chance to take the lead. "W e The final score was Boston’s and added 16 more in the third final quarter Friday night, lifting Hathaway, who share the center slot. With the score tied at 48-all, willing to let us milk the clock we checking,” Fam o said. didn’t execute well. It got a little largest margin of the game. quarter. the Portland Trail Blazers to a V IN A L TBCM (71) — Paul Serra51-711, Jay Mount»33-417, Manchester senior Matt Vaughn were going to. We wanted to try Conard came out and scored three goals in less Dave Mllardo43-415, Mike Wllllams71-75, Brian Marsha ek messed up because a couple of The Bucks led 13-8 before the Williams finished with 24 104-96 NBA victory over Chicago drilled one of his three 3-pointers and rest a little bit and get Troy in than a minute, two in a 10-second span, to take 7 0-0 4, Mike Lockwood 5 0-0 13, Marcus Edens 1 04) 3, Joe guys weren’t where they were Celtics went on a 19-6 run to take a points. 17 in the first half. despite 52 points from the Bulls’ LoBella 3 0-0 8. Totols 77 8-17 71. . . . from the right corner to give the a 1-on-l situation.” control in the third period. 27-19 lead. Adrian Dantley, who missed BOLTON (55) — Wade Cassells 4 4-918, Jim Hathaway 71-7 supposed to be.” Michael Jordan. Indians a 51-48 lead with 2; 14 to East Hartford converted 10 of Seniors Jeff Rothman. Chris Gagnon. Brian 5, Dave DelCampe07-57, Clift Stoudt 70-0 4, Or^.P'htopO-p The Bucks scored six straight the Pistons’ previous 10 games Terry Porter’s jumper gave 0, Mike Derenleau 3 0-0 4, Crolg Winslow 4 M 17, Mark play. After junior Paris Oates Brown missed the front end of 13 foul shots while Manchester Hughes and Shane McCann drew special mention points at the start of the second with an ankle injury, got into the Portland a 95-93 lead with 4:28 Yavinskv 3 0-04, Thomas Herrmann 10-07, Paul CloutlerOO-1 missed the front end of a his one-and-one, but McKoy inter­ was 8 of 16. from Farno. Luc Larose and Scott Stevens had the 0. Totals 73 9-17 55. quarter to close the gap to 38-35. game in the second quarter and remaining, and the Trail Blazers 3-polnt pools; Vinal— Mounts 3, Lockwood 3, LaBella 7, one-and-one, Tylon Crump hit a cepted Oates’ outlet pass and hit two Manchester goals. EAST HARTFORD (53) — Trov but the Celtics then put together a scored 12 of his 21 points. went on to outscore Chicago 11-3 Edens. _ . basket to draw the Hornets to one of two foui shots to finish the M cKov 9 7-8 74, Latrov Brown 4 0-7 15, Glenn MacLachlan was busy in goal for Halftime; 39-19 VInol Tech. 21-6 run to take a 59-41 lead with down the stretch. within 51-50 with 1:26 left. scoring. Matt Fox 1 7-7 5, Tvlon Crump 7 0-0 4, Manchester with 39 saves. Eric Korte 11-13, Andrew Campbell 004) 2:47 remaining. Hawks 116, Pacers 101 The Bulls made four turnovers Portland routs Cheney Goldston failed on the front of a “ He (Brown) is a great ath­ Conard 0 1 5—4 0, Steve Ashe004)0. Totals 19-4310-1353. Manchester 0 1 1—2 Pistons 137, Nets 109 in the final four minutes while one-and-one (plus a Manchester lete,’ Liappes said. “ When he INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Do­ With its patented full-court pressure creating M ANCH ESTER (51) — Matt Vaughn 3 Scoring; scoring only one basket, a jumper violation on the shot) and East grows he’s going to be awesome. ” 7-7 11, Trov Peters 10-77, Paris Oates 7 Second period; M— Luc Larose (Brion Hughes, Dave PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - Rick minique Wilkins scored 32 points havoc, Portland High raced to a big early lead and 5-8 9, Jason Goddard 10 1-4 71, Cory Clolkosz) ;29, C— Rob Johnson (Al Flint) 10;03. by Jordan. Hartford had the ball with 57 It was Brown’s three 3-pointers Mahorn scored 13 of his career- and Spud Webb scored seven never looked back in routing Cheney Tech, 82-47, in Goldston 7 0414, Calvin Meggett 1 04) 7, Third period; C— Dove RIcketson (Peter Stelne) ;11, C— Jordan’s 52 points tied his own seconds left. Brown hit his layup which kept the Hornets close in Art Temple 1 0417, Eric Wtdmer 0 04) 0. Dave Berry (Stelne, RIcketson) ;21, C— Tony Lentinl high 34 points in the first quarter points in a decisive 10-2 fourth- the regular season finale for both clubs Friday (unassisted) 1;04, C— Berry (Dave Stabnick) 8;50, C— Jock NBA high for the season that he to put East Harford up by one and the first half. McKoy was held to Totals 19-38 8-14 51. Friday night as the Detroit quarter spurt that carried the night. 3-polnt goals: EH— Brown 3, McKov. Kelleher (Johnson, Flint) 10;03, M — Scott Stevens (Larrv Atlanta Hawks to a 116-101 NBA established against Cleveland on he was fouled by Calvin Meggett. nine first-half points and Man­ M— Vaughn Z Briggs, Gagnon) 10;04. Pistons beat New Jersey 137-109, Halftime; 24-75 Manchester Saves; M — MacLochlan 39, C— Tim O'Marro 13. handing the Nets their 25th NBA victory over the Indiana Pacers Dec. 17. Tam to page 47 . 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Bv Jim Tierney Manchester Herald EAST HARTFORD - It was certainly a performance befitting a league championship. The Manchester Indians, whose only previous loss of the season had been to East Hartford High, clashed with the homes­ tanding Hornets for the Central Connecticut Conference East Division title Friday night before a jam-packed crowd of 1,200 at the Hornets’ Nest. East Hartford sophomore La- troy Brown, who netted 15 points, hit a driving layup with 48 seconds left which catapulted the Hornets to a 53-51 victory over the Indians and a share of the CCC East title. A Manchester win would have given it the league championship outright. It was the ninth straight time East Hartford has beaten Man­ chester. The Indians’ last win over the Hornets camo on Dec. 15. 1983. Manchester last tied for a league championship during the 1980-81 season for the old CCTL title. Manchester and East Hartford both finished with 12-2 marks in the league. ’The Indians are 17-2 overall while the Hornets are 15-4. Manchester’s final regular sea­ son game is Tuesday at Glaston­ bury High School. '"They (Manchester) deserved to win the game,” Indian Coach Frank Kinel said. "The kids played their hearts out. It’s too bad.” This contest was as dramatic as they come. Neither team led by morethan six points (Manchester ledT3-7 in the first quarter). East Hartford’ 6-foot-7 All-State senior Troy McKoy, who was under the A^atchful eye of UConn assistant basketball coach Howie Dicken- man\ scored a game-high 26 pointy (on 9-for-17 shooting), 17 of which came in the second half. McKoy added 14 rebounds. “As great as Troy (McKoy) was, he needed those other four guys,” East Hartford Coach Mike Liappes said. “I’m very proud of our kids. Our backs were to the wall. ’Twelve hundred people saw a great high school basketball game. ’The two teams played Raginald PInto/Manchester Herald their hearts out. Manchester is an IN MY HANDS — Manchester High’s Calvin against East Hartford High at the Hornets’ gym. excellent team. They’re deserv­ ing to be co-champs with us.” Meggett (12) grabs a rebound in front of The Hornets’ Matt Fox (13) iooks on. EHHS won teamnriate Paris Oates during Friday night’s game 53-51. ’Dini to page 46