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Lucy and Steve brated her birthday with about 350 Catholic minstrel people. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Comedians NEW YORK (AP) — Bruce Spring­ Parks, who turns 75 on Thursday, Lucille Ball and Steve Martin will be honored said the gathering Sunday left her steen is a “Catholic minstrel” whose \ as the 1988 Man and Woman of the Year by the most recent album may have been "a “just about speechless” Hasty Pudding Theatricals, the Harvard Mmxdmtn " I can hardly think of a thing to Manchester - A City ol Village Charm Hrralft more important Catholic event in this University theater group announced. say,” she said. “But this has been a country than the visit of Pope John ± / Ball, 76, will be given a parade through Paul II,” says the Rev. Andrew great day.” Harvard Square and presented with the Greeley. Among those attending were Rep. traditional “pudding pot” at the Hasty John Conyers, D-Mich. and U.S. The pope “spoke of moral debates Wednesday, Feb. 3,1988 30 Cents Pudding Theater on Feb. 16. using the language of doctrinal Appeals Court Judge Damon Keith. Martin, 42, will receive his award at the positions that appeal to (or repel) the The celebration marked the start of premiere performance of the Hasty Pudding mind,” while Springsteen "sings of a nationwide drive to raise $1 million Theatricals' 140th annual musical extrava­ religious realities — sin, temptation, for the Rosa and Raymond Parks ganza, "Saint Misbehavin'” on Feb. 23. forgiveness, life, death, hope — in Institute for Self Development here, Since 1951, the Woman of the Year Award images ... from his Catholic child­ named for Mrs. Parks and her late $6.32 billion budget plan ‘keeps commitments’ has been presented annually to performers hood,” the priest writes in the Feb. 6 husband and aimed at helping young who have made a "lasting and impressive issue of America magazine. people. contribution to the world of entertainment.” Parks’ refusal to give up her bus By Judd Everhart ters today, “includes funding for The only tax increase called for O’Neill’s dipping into the rainy collect unpaid taxes from out-of- student financial aid. Springsteen's images, Greeley The Associated Press new programs, but those new in the budget is a penny-a-gallon day fund was a grave mistake. state companies. The program, ■ $12 million for AIDS-related The Man of the Year Award was first argues, “appeal to the whole person, seat in Montgomery, Ala., on Dec. 1, initiatives total only 1,7percent of increase in the gasoline tax. “I’m very troubled that it’s now announced last month, is ex­ programs. presented in 1967. not just the head, and that will be 1955, resulted in a boycott and a court HARTFORD - Gov. William the budget’s total, or $96.5 which follows a formula set up in being used to deficit spend, in pected to bring in $90 million ■ $40 million to be added to the Ball is best known for her television series "I absorbed by far more Americans than case that ultimately outlawed racial A. O’Neill is asking the 1988 million.” 1984 when the Transportation essence,” Jaekle said. “If by during 1988-89. Clean Water Fund. Love Lucy.” Her credits include more than 80 those who listened to the pope.” discrimination on transportation General Assembly to approve a O’Neill is to present the budget Fund was created. some quirk of the economy we fall O’Neill said the Transportation Craftsmen and technicians F films and starring roles on Broadway and John Paul II should take no offense, systems. $6.32 billion budget for 1988-89 to today’s opening session of the O’Neill noted that he was not short, the rainy day fund was to Fund budget went down because worked into Tuesday night trying other television work. because "troubadours always have that is 10.6 percent higher than 1988 General Assembly, which calling for any General Fund tax stand there to basically pay off “one-shot” road-related pro­ to finish renovations to the Hall of Martin's film credits include “The Jerk ,” more importance than theologians or Bar can’t pay this year’s budget and one he sa id convened shortly after 10 a.m. increase, making this the fifth any deficit that might be grams need not be repeated in the House Representatives be­ “All of Me,” “Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid,” bishops,” insists Greeley, a sociolo­ “keeps the commitments we He proposed a General Fund consecutive year he has been able incurred.” 1988-89. fore the gavel pounded this “Roxanne,” and “Planes, Trains and Automo­ gist, best-selling novelist and frequent PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A neigh­ biles.” He received Grammy Awards for his have made to Connecticut’s budget of $5.6 billion, up from this to avoid a tax increase. Milano said, however, that Among his proposals: morning, convening a session contributor to America, which is borhood bar owner says he can’t pay residents.” year’s $4.99billion; a Transporta­ Connecticut’s economy should ■ $100 million in bonding for that marks the 350th year of first two comedy albums. published by the Jesuit order. To balance the budget, O’Neill the $2,500 that rock star Bruce O’Neill managed to balance the tion Fund budget of $536.7 million, wants to transfer $73.8 million remain “moderately strong” housing programs. representative government in CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER ROSA PARKS Springsteen and two music compan­ budget by shifting millions of down from this year’s $589 from the budget reserve, or during the coming year. Milano ■ $100 million in bonding for a Connecticut. ies want to settle a copyright E Hospital release . to celebrate her 75th birthday Thursday dollars from reserve funds, a million; and an Education Excel­ “rainy day” fund and use $63 said he would not have recom­ five-year open space acquisition During the three-month ses­ infringement suit. move his budget chief, Anthony lence Fund budget, set up to million set aside to pay off bonds mended using the rainy day fund program. sion, legislators will be preoccu­ Guild to honor BLUE ISLAND, 111. (AP) - Former "World News Tonight” before becom­ Frank Cascerceri, owner of V. Milano, said was responsible improve teacher salaries, of $207 last year to pay off current debts. if he didn’t believe that. ■ $74 million in additional state pied with tax and spending acquired immune deficiency Woody’s Pub, said Monday he has ABC “World News Tonight” co­ ing a co-anchor on WMAQ-TV, Chica­ syndrome. and “well thought out.” million, up from this year’s $131 House Minority Leader Robert O’Neill is also counting on an aid to local schools. anchor Max Robinson was released go’s NBC affiliate. been unable to get a license to play The budget, O’Neill told repor­ million. G. Jaekle. R-Stratford. said aggressive new campaign to ■ $19 million for increased Please turn to page 12 The Center Quilt Workshop being popular music in his bar since film directors from the hospital where he was run at the Lesbian and Gay Commun­ treated for nearly two months, a attorneys informed him one was ity Services Center in Manhattan is an needed. I spokesman said. For AIDS victims outgrowth of the national Names LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steven Spielberg of "All I can say is he was released “I’m willing to buy one to resolve “Empire of the Sun” was joined by James L. Brooks NEW YORK (AP) - Tony Award­ Project, which created the quilt. this matter. I’m not willing to pay (Monday) morning,” said St. Francis The quilt was part of a demonstra­ O’Neill asks $4000 of “Broadcast News” and Adrian Lyne of “Fatal winning playwright Harvey Fierstein them $2,500, because I don’t have it,” Hospital spokesman Chuck Green. tion last October at the Mall in Attraction” as candidates for the Directors Guild of “I ’m sure his vital signs and every­ and actress-comedian Anne Meara Cascerceri said, adding that a disc America 1987 directing award. helped launch a workshop where Washington. The project originated in jockey continues to play Springsteen thing were stabilized before he was San Francisco. Veteran Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci released.” panels will be made for addition to a music at the bar. also was nominated Monday for “The Last quilt in memory of AIDS victims. Federal law requires public estab­ to aid Cheney Hall Robinson, 48, was admitted to the “It's a way of saying, ‘I miss this Emperor'' and Lasse Hallstrom of Sweden received hospital Dec. 4 in critical condition, lishments to obtain a permit from the a nomination for “My Life as a Dog.” person. I'm proud of knowing this but officials refused to give informa­ 75th birthday American Society of Composers, The winner will be announced March 12. person,”’ Ms. Meara said Monday. Authors and Publishers to play Bv Alex GIrelll letter. McCavanagh said he realized tion about his medical problem at his 1 Manchester Herald that the state gets many requests to Only three times in 40 years has a guild honoree family’s request. “I’ve made quilts for people I have DETROIT (AP) — Rosa Parks, copyright music during business support community projects but he differed from the choice of the Academy of Motion Robinson, the first black to anchor a lost. I have more quilts to make,” whose refusal to give her seat on a hours. ASC AP members get royalties. Picture Arts and Sciences, which awards the Oscar. Fierstein, author of “Torch Song segregated bus to a white man 32 Cascerceri and his bar were sued A $400,000 state grant for complet­ said, “I believe that this particular daily network news show, was for six ing the renovation of historic Cheney Brooks, who created the television series “Room years one of three co-anchors on Trilogy,” said, noting that 28,000 years ago triggered a boycott and a two weeks ago, ASCAP attorney project and the valiant efforts of its 2 2 2 ,” “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “Taxi,” people have died nationwide of landmark civil rights case, cele­ Richard Riemer said from New York. Hall is included in the budget proposal many small supporters deserve spe­ looked at the lives and loves of people in the Gov. William O’Neill delivered to the cial consideration.” electronic news media in “Broadcast News.” It was General Assembly today. §ome of the $755,000 pledged for the his first film since “Terms of Endearment," which State Rep. Jam es McCavanagh. work so far has come from individual earned him the guild's best-director award and D-Manchester, announced the inclu­ contributors and some from organiza­ Oscars as writer, producer and director. WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST sion of the fund in the budget proposal tions that made larger matching “I'm enormously grateful,” Brooks said through early today, saying, "Gov. O’Neill grants. a spokesman of his nomination. always comes through for When the renovation is complete, The nomination was a first for Lyne, a native of Manchester.” the hall will be used as a community England whose previous films include the torrid TOGETHER The $400,000 item is part of the gathering place and a center for “9'/i Weeks” and “Flashdance.” annual bonding authorization request performances under the management “Fatal Attraction,” which has made more than iMcDonmds submitted by the governor. of the Little Theatre of Manchester. $140 million at the box office, stars Michael Douglas and the Manchester Herald “I’m honored that he was so Renovations to the exterior of the and Glenn Close in a story about a woman's deadly generous.” McCavanagh said of the hall are complete. Only preliminary obsession with a married man after the two have a grant. work has been dope on the interior weekend affair. If the item survives in the budget, it renovations. The Andrew Ansaldi Co. Spielberg won his first DGA award in 1985 for will virtually ensure that renovation is now at work in the basement of the “The Color Purple” but was snubbed that year by of the hall will be completed. All but hall under a $73,800 contract. about $450,000 of the $1.2 million the Academy, which did not even nominate him for The hall, on Hartford Road, in the an Oscar. Visit McDonald’s* needed for renovation has already been donated or pledged. center of the Cheney Historic District, “Empire of the Sun,” is about a British boy's and was built more than 100 years ago survival in a Japanese prison camp during World Beautiful New When Mary Blish, vice chairman of the Cheney Hall Campaign Commit­ by the Cheney Bros, textile firm which War II. Spielberg has either produced or directed dominated the economy of seven of the top 20 grossing films of all time, Restaurant at tee, was told about the grant today, she said, “Oh. that's wonderful, Manchester. 3 including "Jaw s,” "Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and “E.T. the 70 West Center St. fantastic” Asked today what effect the $400,000 Extra-Terrestrial.'' Divid Kool/M>nehMl«r Harald “Let’s hope the legislators agree,” grant might have on future fund­ The DGA has nominated Spielberg for its top Manchester she said. raising efforts. Blish said that the STATE MAY HELP — Gov. William O’Neill has historic Cheney Hall. If the funds are provided, the McCavanagh wrote to Gov. O’Neill requirements for funds keepchanging award six times, and he was last year awarded the Cheney Hall Foundation will almost have reached the Academy's Irving Thalberg Award for proposed that the state contribute $40Q,000 to the last month asking him to provide as the work progresses and new needs achievement. fund for restoration of this building, Manchester’s $1.2 million estimated cost of the renovation. some funds for the renovation. In his are uncovered. Bertolucci's last guild nomination was for 1973's "Last Tango In Paris,” considered the first X-rated film with major stars. His other movies include "1900,” "La Luna” and "Tragedy of a Ridiculous Mall referendum need debated before Supreme Court Man.” ./J McDonald’s® h as job Bv Nancy Concelman at Buckland Hills. Court Judge John P. Maloney In that appeal. Attorney Bruce regular or special election.” the Manchester law firm of Beck Manchester Herald Attorneys for the Manchester issued a decision barring the town Beck, who represented the The town appealed Maloney’s and Eldergill, represented the opportunities to fit almost Property Owners Association, from issuing the tax-increment MPOA, charged that the town ruling in August 1987, and the MPOA. Sinful lottery HARTFORD — Attorneys for meanwhile, claimed at the Su­ bonds without approval by voters violated the Town Charter and Economic Development Com­ Spellacy and Hennessey told any schedule; the town of Manchester today preme Court hearing that the at a special referendum. His state and federal law by approv­ mission and Homart decided to the justices the case was not moot attempted to persuade the state issue was moot since voters in the ruling came as a result of an ing the bonding without a referen­ join the appeal. because the outcome of the case Supreme Court to overturn a referendum last November had appeal by the MPOA of a decision dum. Beck quoted the Town Attorney Edward F Hennessey, could determine the town’s right now a blessing Superior Court ruling last year defeated the tax-increment ques­ by the town Economic Develop­ Charter in the suit as saying, “No of the Hartford firm of Robinson under the law to negotiate with Part time or full time, days which forced a special referen­ tion. The developers of tlie ment Commission and the Board bonds or notes ... shall be issued & Cole, and Bourke G. Spellacy, developers. dum vote on whether $13 million proposed mall are now seeking a of Directors to approve the ... until the project for which the from the Hartford law firm of Under Homart's latest prop­ CHICAGO (AP) - The Rev. Jim Springfield in tax-increment bonds should be $9.5 million tax break to fund the tax-increment bonding for the bohds or notes are to be issued, Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, repres­ osal, the tax assessment on the preaches against playing the lottery, but now that or evenings. Good starting issued to fund utility improve­ improvements. mall proposed by the Homart has been favorably acted upon by ented the town at today’s hearing. mall site would be frozen at $7 his wife has won more than $1.2 million in an Illinois \ ments around the proposed Mall In July 1987, Hartford Superior Development Co. of Chicago. the voters of the town at any Beck and Kathy Eldergill, from million per year for seven years. Lotto game, what was a sin is looking a lot like a gift \ pay and benefits. from above. “It might be a sin, but I think it is a blessing,” said rODAY Barbara Springfield, who will receive 20 annual Mall tax break plan revealed payments of $60,333.33 for winning the Jan. 30 Manager'trainee positions drawing of the Illinois Lottery's Lotto game. Kennedy confirmation unanimous I The winning ticket — containing the numbers 07, and custodial positions are By Andrew Yurkovskv from the town to help pay for fiscal year 1998-99, the town 12, 13, 25, 30, 37 — was one of only a few she had Manchester Herald public improvements around the would receive real estate and Food sampler debuts today WASHINGTON (AP) - Anthony M. Kennedy, purchased. She had to hide them from her husband also available. $70 million mall. While the personal property taxes from the Every year, thousands of new food products President Reagan’s third choice to fill out the because, “ he didn’t like me to play the lottery,” she The assessment on the pro­ assessment would be fixed, the mall and related development of are introduced. Some are just old friends Supreme Court, was confirmed unanimously by the said Monday night. posed Mall at Buckland Hills will same tax rate applied to other $43,542,762 if the tax abatement sporting new flavors, but others are original Senate today. “I prayed for her and asked the Lord to forgive be fixed over a seven-year period property owners would also apply were in effect. items. It’s rough on a shopper trying to decide Liberals and conservatives alike praised 9 her,” said Springfield, pastor of Good Hope Free Stop by any of the locations at $7 million if the town Board of to the mall. The most optimistic projection what to buy. But now there’s help. Beginning Kennedy as a conservative judicial craftsman Will Baptist Church, a Westside storefront church. Directors approves a tax abate­ Also Tuesday night, the town by the Finance Department esti­ today, each Wednesday Food section of the without a rigid ideology. He was approved on a vote “My belief is that all unrighteousness is sin,” listed below or call ment for the project, according to administration presented figures mates the cost of town services Manchester Herald will carry “Supermarket of 97-0. Springfield said when asked if playing the lottery is a tentative agreement revealed on projected revenues for the resulting from the mail at Sampler,” a review of three new products. The 51-year-old appellate judge from California sinful. before the directors’ meeting mall and related development, as $13,114,126 during the 10-year The column is written by Bonnie Tandy will become the 104th justice to sit on the nation’s “But the Bible says all things work to the good for 643-2213 to learn more Tuesday night. well as the increased cost of town period. That would leave the town Leblang, who won the 1987 Golden Carnation highest court. those who love the Lord." d , That fixed assessment is neces­ services. According to the esti­ with a gain of $30,428,636. Award for the best nutrition writing in an Mrs. Springfield, 49, said she plans to use her about the employment sary to achieve the $9.5 million mates prepared by the Finance The tax abatement is to take American daily newspaper, and Carolyn Sterns get custody of Baby M winnings to buy a house and pay overdue bills, but tax break over seven years, Department, during the 10-year Wyman, a newspaper feature writer and 8 TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - New Jersey’s highest first she will give 10 percent to the church, where her opportunities with which the developer is seeking period from fiscal year 1989-90 to Please turn to page 12 self-described junk food fanatic. Each gives court today awarded custody of the child once husband started preaching a year ago. her candid — and often completely conflicting known as Baby M to her father and adoptive mother, “My final analysis of what happened the other day McDonald’s®. — opinions. Today’s column is on page 14. William and Elizabeth Stern of Tenafly, but also is that it was a blessing that came at a time when we held that the surrogate parenting contract under were in need,” said Springfield. Police to get raise, holiday which she was born was invalid. “It seems to me like the Lord is saying ‘Hey, Snow and rain possible The New Jersey Supreme Court also said that here’s your salary for the next 20 years; now preach Mary Beth Whitehead-Gould, who gave birth to the my word,” said Springfield, who left a $30,000-a- By Alex GIrelll the necessity to go through a members and a vote Monday. HIagan General Manager Robert Weiss There is a chance of snow tonight, probably child under the contract, could continue to be year job to become a minister of the 150-member Manchester Herald time-consuming fact-finding 8 beginning after midnight. The low temperature will permitted to visit her daughter. congregation. process. said the union and town had y^GES tentatively agreed that the police be around 20. Thursday, snow mixing with freezing Many of the members are low-income people or The Manchester Police Union Salary and the holiday issue rain and sleet then changing to rain in the afternoon. Soviet nuclear accident rumored and the town reached a tentative were major stumbling blocks to will be equipped with steel night welfare recipients. High 30 to 35. Details on page 2. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) —Sweden’snational He makes about $150 a week, so his wife, an contract agreement Tuesday that working out an agreement. The sticks to replace the traditional news agency reported today that an accident administrative assistant for a bank, has been would give police a 20.5 percent police have been without a blackjacks the administration apparently had occurred at a nuclear power plant in bringing home most of the money. Mrs. Springfield salary hike over three years and contract since the end of June. wants to eliminate. Police offi­ Index the Soviet Union. But the agency later said the intends to keep her job despite her winnings. designate Martin Luther King Edward Wilson, president of cials fear that will be subject to a 24 pages, 2 sections report was based on rumors. The more than $6,000 Mrs. Springfield plans to Day as a paid holiday. the union, said today that while suit because there is no training _9 Obituaries — . 12 The dispatch by Tidnigarnas Telegrambyra donate this year will go toward fixing the ceiling and The tentative agreement pro­ the union representatives and available for use of the blackjack. Business___ 2-24 Opinion___ prompted a denial by the Swedish Radiation redecorating parts of the building, which was vides for 7 percent salary hikes in town administrative officials Deputy Police Chief Henry Minor Classified__ - 16 People____ .24 Protection Agency. The International Atomic formerly a garage for laundry trucks. GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD each of the first two years of the agreed vertially on tentative said today the training for use of Comics____ The pastor is a little concerned about what his contract and 6*/i percent in the contract terms, nothing had been nightsticks is available. Connecticut. _4 Sports____ Energy Agency in Vienna said it had no official _ 10 Television _ report of an accident. flock — whom he has preached to about resisting the ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: third year. put in writing yet. He said he Weiss and Wilson also said Focus_____ lottery — will think about his wife’s windfall. The agreement, if it is accepted hopes to have a written proposal Local new s- _2-3 U.S./World . In Moscow, a Foreign Ministry official refused to "It will give them the green light, ” he said, adding 70 West Center Street 1‘221 Tolland Tnpk. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square by the union members, will avoid ready for study by union Please turn to page 12 Lottery. . 2 Weather. confirm or deny the report. that he expects they wilt ask him, “If the first lady — Manchester,‘ CT. .Manchester, . 1 . C l. East Hartford, CT. ™ Vernon. CT. Rockville, CT. the pastor's wife — does it. why can't we?” MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1988 - $ t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 3. 1988

State gets A bou t Tow n 1 Police space study 4 bids for Chapman Court meets Registration set ^postponed pending Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ .Registration for St. Bridget new office ranth, will meet at 7:45 p.m. on School grades K, 1 and 4 through 8 Friday at the Masonic Temple on will be held from 9 a .m . to 2 p.m. more information By Andrew J. Davis East Center Street. Officers during Catholic Schools Week, should wear colored gowns. Feb. 8 to 12, at the school office on Manchester Herald By Andrew Yurkovsky four other firms that submitted There will be a short officer’s Main Street. Open House will be Manchester Herald proposals for the study. meeting after the refreshments. held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . on The state Department of Public In cost, Lawrence Associates Wednesday, Feb. 10, and from 9 Works has accepted four bids to The town Board of Directors ranked in the middle of the a.m. to noon on Thursday, Feb. house a satellite office of the voted unanimously Tuesday proposals, which ranged from Department of Mental Retarda­ Registration set 11. night to hold off funding for a $3,900 to $35,250. Minor said For more information, call the tion in Manchester. Thomas H. space study for the police head­ outside the hearing room that Registration for kindegarten Barnett, spokesman for public and grades 1-8 at St. James school at 649-7731. quarters on East Middle Turn­ Lawrence Associates was chosen works, said Tuesday. pike until police officials can to do the study because it has done School will take place from 8:30 to Four bids were accepted by the 11:30 a.m. Monday through Writer’s dub meets provide the board with more similar studies for other police department when bidding closed information. departments. Thursday. For more Information, last week, Barnett said. The call the school at 643-5088. ’The Wit and Wisdom Writer’s The present building is “ tapped The police department has Club will meet at 2 p.m . on mental retardation department is out” of space and may need to be received $2,500 from the state Saturday, Feb. 13, for the poetry seeking about 4,800 square feet of expanded sometime in the future. Office of Policy and Management Support offered meeting and at 2 p.m . on office space with on-site re­ m ' \ Deputy Police Chief Henry to help pay for the study. The Saturday, Feb. 27 for the prose served, paved and lighted park­ “ Bud” Minor told the board remaining $6,000 would be funded BOLTON — The Tourette Syn­ ing for about 33 automobiles, said drome Support Group of Eastern meeting, both held at the Whiton during its meeting in the Lincoln by the town. Memorial Library, North Main Thomas J. Sullivan, regional Minor said that if the Board of F Connecticut will meet at 8 p.m. Center hearing room. Street. director for the department. The department had proposed Directors approves the appropri­ Wednesday, Feb. 10 in the lounge Barnett said he was not sure of St. George’s Episcopal Church, Original prose and poems will that Lawrence Associates of ation at its meeting next week, be read and discussed. Refresh­ when a bid would be accepted by the study could be finished by the Route 44. Manchester carry out the study, ments will be served. New public works. He refused to which would determine how the end of March. Tourette Syndrome is a neuro­ disclose any of the amounts bid. logical disorder that results in members are welcome. building can best be utilized and Among areas of the the police The mental retardation depart­ whether an addition may be station pressed for space are the twitching body movements. For ment’s Region 3 office wants to more information, call John needed. Lawrence Associates, records division and the locker Preschool clinic set move out of its Vernon office to a which submitted a price of $8,500 room in the basement. Minor Holliger at 875-6929. main regional office in Williman- E said. He said that there is oniy one COVENTRY — A well-child for the project, was one of five tic and to a satellite office in shower in the locker room and clinic sponsored by the Commun­ firms that responded to a request Concert slated Manchester, Sullivan has said. for proposals. there is no available space for ity Health Care Services Inc. will The department is unhappy with The Manchester Music Depart­ be held from 8:45 to 11 a.m . on Director Barbara B. Weinberg expansion. its offices in Vernon because the Portions of the police station ment will present the annual Thursday at St. Mary’s Church. asked that police officials provide offices are too small and because were renovated just last year. tri-band concert at 7:30 p.m., Children of Columbia, Andover, information on past renovation jthey are not central to Tolland Asked whether those renovations Saturday, at the high school Coventry, Ashford, Chaplin and work to the building, which has and Windham counties, which the should have been delayed until auditorium. The program will Scotland are eligible to receive served as the department head­ regional office serves along with the space study was conducted. feature the combined junior high immunization and routine pjiysi- quarters since 1955. Director Manchester and Marlborough, he Minor said, “ You take what you school concert bands as well as cals by appointment only. To Kenneth N. Tedford requested said. the department report back to the can and do what you can when you the high school concert and jazz schedule an appointment, call The mental retardation office is bands. 228-9428. board with information on the got it.” Divid Kool/Minchwter H«nld currently negotiating to open an Guest conductor for the com ­ 11,000-square-foot office in Willi- bined junior high school bands is mantic, he said. BRASSY CLASS — Tim Shumaker, 9th grade band Clark, 9th grade band president for llling Junior High Dr. Manuel Alvarez, dean of president of Bennet Junior High School, plays a few School, as the trio get set for a tri-band concert to be held Adults get fit According to Barnett, the bids Committee to review academic affairs at the Hartt taken by public works include; School of Music, West Hartford. Fitness classes for adults are .V notes on his trumpet for Darcy Hoagland, center, band at 7 p.m. Saturday at the high school. office space owned by Grove- president for Manchester High School and Jennifer Bennet Junior High School offered at the YWCA on North Manchester Associates at 210 Main Street. Classes begin the band is directed by Anthony Susi Main St., office space owned by fair rent ordinance while llling Junior High ^h ool week of Feb. 8 and range from Barney Peterman Sr. and Barney Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. to be “ stalling” on setting up the band is directed by James Hilbie. light exercise to a rigorous Peterman Jr. at 545 N. Main St., The high school band is directed appointed three members of the commission. Commission deiays subdivision okay workout. office space owned by Robert G. David Kooi/Manchester Herald by Bridget Gilchrist. For more information call the town Board of Directors on The Board of Directors agreed and Martha-Pauly Schneider at Admission is free. center at 647-1437. GOING SLOW — An automobile rides today were slippery today because of Tuesday to a committee to review to appoint the commission in 222 McKee St., and office space By Noncv Concelman detention basin on 16acresnext to the Land Trust wouldn’t have said. “ Certainly, by the end of down an icy hill on Earl Street toward the light dusting of snow that fell on a proposed ordinance that would November, and Town Attorney Manchester Herald the subdivision, land which will sufficient funds to maintain the this three-year period, this entire owned by William J. and Jeanette East Middle Turnpike today. Roads Manchester Tuesday. govern the town’s Fair Rent John W. Cooney last month be transferred to the Manchester detention basin after that three- property .should be stabilized.” Science fair winners announced D. Wininger at 697 Parker St. Commission. drafted an ordinance outlining The Planning and Zoning Com­ Land Trust, year period, Gates also said he was con­ Republican Director Geoffrey the powers and duties of the mission Monday tabled action on Under an agreement with the “ That disturbs me,” said com ­ cerned that sediment from a Winners in the recent llling oa A oct commission. 1«t ploct — Clirif Ortgon. Naab and Democratic Directors a request for a 40-Iot subdivision Land Trust. Somersville would mission member Ronald Gates. chamber on the basin may run Junior High School science fair 2nd ploct — Bill Brown. Kenneth N. Tedford and Mary DiRosa denied that the board because of concerns that funds have maintained the basin for “ I suppose there’s no way we can onto area roads or into Folly have been announced. There 3rd ploct — Jtnniftr Povtiock. Ann Handley will serve on the was stalling. He said that the Honorobit mtntlon: LIto Sblnntri Weiss rapped for appraisal deal Brook. Zoning regulations for would not be available to main­ three years after construction make sure the Manchester Land were over 265 projects entered. ond Noomo Cotpl. committee, which is to make a committee would eliminate the tain a detention basin for the site. was nearly finished and the title Trust will have the funds to subdivisions require the use of The winners are: recommendation on the ordi­ time the full board would have The developer, the Somersville to the land had been transferred maintain it.” part of the detention basin as a ORADE* By Andrew Yurkovsky the meeting of the town Board of took the blame for not informing share the cost of the appraisal. nance to the board next month. spent debating provisions of the Corp. of Manchester, requested to the Land Trust. The company sediment chamber during con­ 1st place — Jot Kino. Manchester Herald Directors in the Lincoln Center the Board of Directors of the Weiss said Tuesday, however, But Manchester attorney Herb 2nd place — Karen White. DiRosa, a Democrat, appointed ordinance. approval of the 40-lof “ Green agreed to the commission’s re­ struction. ORADE 7 3rd place — Nancy Bray. hearing room. arrangement. that he remembers informing the the committee after Republican Byk, who represented Some­ Itt ploct — Brion Ruponlt ond Cbrit Honorable mention: Warren Leoevt, Town D irector Jam es F. “ If there is any oversight in board of the arrangement, though Farms” subdivision, located on a quest that it amend the agree­ Miller. The town administration de­ Director Ronald Osella said dur­ In 1928, Amelia Earhart be­ rsville, said the most extensive “ We’ve had trouble with sedi­ Bill Scheldemon, Janet Burnett, Joeon ’’Dutch” Fogarty criticized Town notifying the board, that over­ only Director Barbara B. Wein­ 14-acre parcel off Bidwell Street, ment with the Land Trust to say 2nd ploct — John Bowts. DeJoannis, Kristin Hortnett, Vemolco cided to split the $12,000 cost of a ing the board’s meeting Tuesday came the first woman to fly the maintenance would be required ment in that brook before,” Gates 3rd ploct — Jomet Nl. Parker, Tyro Montelro, Ellen Mor- Manager Robert B. Weiss Tues­ berg recalls being told. across from the Meadows Conva­ that the three-year maintenance private appraisal of the 2-million- sight was mine,” Weiss said. night that the directors appeared Atlantic Ocean. during construction, not after. said. Honorobit mtntlon: Don Burnttt, loriy, Kevin Ouerette, Kyeo McDo­ day night, charging that Weiss’ The value of Heberger’s ap­ Republican Director Ronald lescent Center. Somersville al.so period would begin after con­ Andy Lowrtnct-Blllv honson, Mox nough, Rhonda SovUonlt, Brian Eckb- square-foot building off Tolland lom, Kotelyn LIndstrom, Shannon decision to have the town split the praisal was not available this Osella voiced support for Fogar­ requested approval of an erosion struction was complete. “ I think the maintenance, if But Senior Planner Robert B. DeVllltrt, Susan Gtorptody, Solly Turnpike because of the large KulboskI, James J. Carroll, Kristin Bowen, Christie Dec, Wendy Metcalf, cost of appraising the value of the morning. The assessment had ty’s criticism. Director Stephen control plan and a wetland.s- Many of the commission any. at this point (afterconstruc­ Hannon said the town will main­ Covell, Suzy Thornton, Daniel Chap­ Karen Stonlunos, Rauls Ramans, Paul expense involved in performing J.C. Penney Catalogue Distribu­ been fixed at $11.3 million accord­ T. Cassano, a Democrat, said that floodplain permit to build a members said they were afraid tion) would be minimal,” Byk tain the sedimentation structure. man, Steven Lyons. Spiegel, Mike Gilbert. the appraisal. The outside apprai­ tion Center with the company ing to a tax abatement plan which the appearance of a conflict of The HAIR LOFT has moved to... sal was performed by Ed He- might give the appearance of ran out last year, and the town interest can be as much of a berger Associates of Cheshire. 3 ’’collusion.” Assessor’s Office is now complet­ problem as a real conflict of THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane’s Quiz “ We have a credibility problem Weiss defended his decision ing a revaluation of property interest, but he stopped short of ULTIMATE I all over town, and you’re getting Tuesday, noting the savings throughout town. criticizing Weiss. H ie Aocu-Weatfwr lof«casl for a A Ji^ Thursdary, Fet>ruary 4 Accu-Weather*^ forecast lor Thursday Republican Geoffrey Naab was -10 1. When uttered aloud, which word suggests a creature named us there,” Fogarty said during achieved by the town. But he also Deputy Assessor William Moon 311 Green Road ■ M anchester the only director who supported 3 ? 0 .-10 -20 10. Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures “ Bruin” ? said today that appraisals are not Weiss. “ I can think of ways (the DEAR HOARSE BARE YOU made public until the town grand 5^10 list is released. He said that it is arrangement) could have been 643-2103 2. A lovely girl is often described in our American idiom as being No one knows why not unusual for private appraisal done better, ... but in general it 30 30 “ cute as firms to be called in for large jobs seems to me that it makes sense,” For the latest in hair fashions. NEW YEAR’S EASTER THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS such as the J.C. Penney building. he said. Sandi IFilbankt, New Owner Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Naab described the arrange­ 3. Father Time is pictured with a tool that needs use of a the lights went out Monday that he was not aware of ment as an “ imaginative way” to HONE FILE WHE’TSTONE EMERY WHEEL the administration’s decision to save taxpayers’ money. 4. The color “ green” suggests which emotional state? Northeast Utilities Co. officials lost power momentarily, saidSgt. FEAR LOVE RAGE ENVY still were searching today for the Gerald Calve. An emergency cause of a power failure Tuesday generator restored power almost 5. A furlong is most suggestive of which kind of race? night that left 3,816 Manchester immediately, he said. BOBSLED AUTO HORSE YACHT residents in the dark. Manchester Memorial Hospital Cheryl Duey, spokesman for V 6. Correct grammar and punctuation often impress a prospective saw a momentary dip in power, / Northeast Utilities, said today the which automatically started an employer, as well as a sweetheart, so match the print symbols at the outage has been traced to wires y/^,y//..Oc<^an \ left with their names at the right. emergency generator, said An­ |pw bu»^ | » that fell off a utility pole on the FROiaS: 50' (a) 0 ...... (v) Semicolon drew A. Beck, director of public intersection of West Center and relations. (b) 4 ...... (w) Asterisk McKee streets. It has not been ID TAG Cold Staionary • '•19mm A» / II Inr (c) “ ” ...... (x) Ampersand determined why the wires fell. Shops at the Manchester Par- C- 198H A>f * II Inr kade also lost power. The Stop & (d) ; ...... (y) Quote marks Duey said there was no vehicle Shop store lost power, but also (e) • ...... (z) Parentheses accident at the intersection. Answer in Classified sectlon- used an emergency generator to The outage occurred at 7:48 keep the business open, said a p.m. and power was restored to Sweep Sale supermarket employee. Mar­ S W - t Storm spreads snow 2,767 customers at 9:09 p.m., shalls was forced to close early Duey said. The remaining custo­ Cnrrent Quotations because of the outage, said an mers had their power restored at employee who did not want to across Western states 11:55 p.m., she said. give her name. “ I tell you truthfully tonight, Third-grader Kelly Griffin, one of Power was lost to customers By The Associated Press dles across southern Missouri, there will be no second chances 26 pupils and a teacher released mainly in the north and northwest Sears Roebuck and Co. closed A winter storm in the Southwest while rainshowers leading an tomorrow.” — President Rea­ unhurt after the Tuscaloosa stan­ ends of town, Duey said. Among down between 8-8:30 p.m., Irene brought heavy snow to the arctic cold front extended from gan, in a speech forcongressioral doff, describing her captor’s the town roads where power was Whipple, a personnel department 9 mountains of Colorado today and southern New England and the support for his $36.2 million aid behavior. completely or partially lost in­ secretary, said. spread to the central Plains mid-Atlantic Coast across the package for the Contra rebels. clude: McKee Street, Broad D & L Stores, though, were m states after dumping up to 16 central Gulf Coast states to Street, Adams Street, Hollister lucky as they did not lose power, inches of snow in the mountains of coastal Texas. “ There are people on the street Lottery Street, Deer Run Trail, Ambassa­ said Phil Beals, assistant store OFF northern Arizona. Today’s forecast called for who don’t have a place to sleep or dor Drive, West Middle Turnpike manager. “ We didn’t lose power The storm, which left 13 inches snow from the central Rockies anything to eat. I’m doing this for and Woodbridge Street. last night,” he said. ” I guess we of snow at Flagstaff and 16 inches through the central Plains and them. This is a political act, not a Connecticut daily The Manchester Police Station were the only ones.” at Williams, Ariz., prompted a the lower Missouri Valley to the criminal act.” — James L. winter storm warning today for 8 lower Great Lakes region, heavy Harvey, before his arrest in a Tuesday: 909 ON SELECTED WINTER to 14 inches in southwestern at times across southern Kansas school hostage siege in ’Tusca­ Colorado, with up to 2 feet Play Four: 5701 and west-central Missouri into Today’s weather picture was drawn by John Bukowski, who loosa, Ala. Bike Shop relocating possible in some areas. west-central Illinois. Freezing Lotto: Advisories for snow were in lives on McKee Street and attends Verplanck School. "He said we wouldn’t under­ MERCHANDISE! rain should be widespread from 9,11.20,25,34,38 By Nancy Pappas 1972 in the 500-square-foot build­ effect through this afternoon for central Oklahoma through stand why be was doing it.” — Manchester Herald ing at 180 Spruce St. At that time southern sections of Kansas, with southwest Missouri and central CONNECTICUT WEATHER McVeigh, who was 18, carried 3 to 6 inches of snow expected. Illinois to west-central Indiana. The Bike Shop, of 183 Spruce eight models of bicycles. In 1979 Light snow extended from Rainshowers should be wides­ Manchester Herald St., will relocate next month into the shop was moved into the Look for the Red Tags on Suits, Sport Coats, Overcoats and Outerwear southeastern Minnesota across pread from the lower Mississippi Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: the former Nichols Motorsports present site almost directly eastern Iowa into central Wiscon­ Valley and Arkansas through the Tonight, becoming cloudy. A chance of snow, probably USPS 327-500 Inc. at 681 Main St. across the street at 183 Spruce St. sin early today, and a winter VOL. evil. No. 106 A/so Select Group of Shirts, Sweaters and Pants at 50% Off Original Price! Tennessee and Ohio valleys into beginning after midnight. Low around 20. Thursday, The new building, which is 4,000 The old site was used for storage. storm watch for 4 to 8 inches of the middle Atlantic states and the square feet, is five times as large The new store will offer more snow was posted for much of snow mixing with freezing rain and sleet then Pubiiahed dslly except Sunday Suggested carrier rote* are $1.60 Carolinas. Rain will be likely end certain holldeyt by the Men- as the one which the shop than 100 different models of Sale Ends Sat., Feb. 6 • Slight Charge For Alterations northern and central Illinois changing to rain in the afternoon. High 30 to 35. weekly, $7.70 tor one month. $23.10 bicycles, ranging from $79 to “ the from the lower Ohio Valley into cheeter Publlahing Co.. 16 Brelnerd for three month*. $46.20 tor six currently occupies, said owner through tonight. central North Carolina. Snow- Piece. Mencheeter, Conn. 06040. Jack McVeigh. sky’s the limit,” said McVeigh. Snow also covered parts of the month* end $B2.M for on* year. showers should be scattered West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, becoming Second d e it poetege paid at Senior citizen rotes and mall rates Jack and Debra McVeigh have McVeigh, who sold the 180 lower Great Lakes region and the across the northern Rockies. cloudy- A chance of snow, most likely after midnight. Mencheeter, Conn. Pottmstler: are avellabla on request. purchased the 4,000-square-foot Spruce St. building in December, Northeast. Sleet was reported in Send eddreee chengee to the To place a clasalfled or display storefront from Seymour Kud- said he would lease the building at AND High temperatures should be in Low 25 to 30. Thursday, snow changing to rain in the Mencheeter Herald. P.O. Box SOI. the mid-Atlantic Coast region, advertlsemant. or to report e r>ewa low. Kudlow had operated a 183,Spruce St. after he relocates, I I and dense fog advisories were the 20s, 30s or 40s across much of morning. High 35 to 40. Mencheeter. Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idee, call RECAVS motorcycle shop in that building to Main Street. K ~Youf Quality Mon s Shop M issued for this morning from the nation; around zero across If you don't receive yourHereld by 643-2711. Office hours are 6:30 e.m. from 1973 through 1983, and then “ Moving to Main Street is an northwestern Florida to sou­ the northern Plains into northern Northwest Hills: Tonight, becoming cloudy with a 5 p.m. weekdeya or 7:30 e.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Seturdeya. please lelephone your The Mencheeter Herald is a had leased the building to Ni­ exciting move for us.” said theast Louisiana. Minnesota; the teens from the chance of snow, most likely late at night. Low in the McVeigh this morning. “ In the northern Rockies into the central carrier. If you’re unable to reach mem ber of the Associated Pres*, the chols, which had been in that 903 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER OPEN WED., THURS., & FRI. ’til 9 An advisory for freezing drizzle your carrier, call subscriber service future I envision Main Street as Plains and northern Great teens. Thursday, snow mixing with sleet or freezing Audit Bureau of Circulation* and the store through the fall of 1987, or freezing rain was in effect from at 647-0046 by 6 p.m. weekdays for N e w England Newspaper according to McVeigh. being the center of specialty the Texas and Oklahoma panhan­ Lakes. rain in the afternoon. High around 30 delivery In Manchester. Assodotton. The Bike Shop was opened in shops.”

litw I . _ 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday, Feb. 3, 19M V.S./World In Brief Campaign-financing pian in doubt Connecticut In Brief Victory elusive for Contra aid i By Gtorgg Gedda occurs, namely the communizatlon of Central FBI is under increasing attack ' The AMacloted Press By B rtnt Loymon agreed on three recommendations to be “ I think it’s real, real hard to make an L*Amblance criminai case possible America and Mexico. argument that we’re shutting people out of News AnalyBis He views Nicaragua more as a cause than a WASHINGTON - The FBI is under Increasing attack for Its Th« Associated Press inoluded in a draft report that will be voted on NEW HAVEN— An official of the U.S. Occupational SaM v surveillance of Americans opposed to the Reagan administra­ Feb. 11, Rathgeber said. The other two the system because they had to come up with WASHINGTON — After seven years of country. He sees President Daniel Ortega as Health Administration has recommend^ that criminal chargw armed struggle, the Nicaraguan Contra more beholden to Moscow and Havana than to tion’s Central American policies, and even bureau director HARTFORD — One of the Legislature’s recommendations are; $7,50^” said Downes, who was House be filed in last year's deadly collapse of the L Ambiance Plaxa rebels are finding that the most difficult hill to other’s policy wiii iead ultimately to the his own people. William Sessions says the probe was not always “ properly leading advocates of direct public financing Minority Leader Robert Jaekle’s designee on ■ A ban on campaign contributions from apartment complex in Bridgeport. j j ^ capture is Capitol Hill. deployment of American ground troops in If the Soviet Union could provide $475 directed.” of political campaigns says he's disappointed the committee. “ I find that preposterous and lobbyists while the General Assembly is in I think some of the other committee members “ The regional administrator (in Boston) recommended we President Reagan has expended wads of Central America. million in military aid in 1987 to the But Sessions denied at a news conference Tuesday that the FBI that a legislative task force will likely stop consider criminal prosecution,” Frank White, U.S. deputy session. do too.” political capital in support of the rebels Hawks see a parallel between the current Sandinistas, as the administration claims, is had conducted a “ massive” domestic spying campaign. He said short of fully endorsing the idea. ■ Computerization of campaign finance assistant labor secretary for OSHA, said Tuesday. during this period, but as this evening’s House situation in Central America and the one 50 it unreasonable to provide $36.2 million in it focused on just one group, although there were “ limited” Instead, members of the Task Force on A proposal to limit the total amount of reports filed with the secretary of the state’s “ It is an internal memo and I will not get more specific, he years ago when the British attempt at mostly non-lethal aid for the Contras, Reagan follow-up investigations on others. Public Finance of Election Campaigns will contributions a candidate could get from vote on $M.2 million in Contra aid ap­ office to make them easier to analyze. proached, opposition to the insurgents appeasing Nazi Germany ended in global asks. Sessions also testified behind closed doors to the Senate likely recommend '‘indirect” public financ­ political action committees failed to win White would not say which contractors or subcontractors may The task force must submit its final report enough support to be included in the draft remained deep and steadfast. The Democrats disaster. Doves see a diUerent parallel: 25 Ortega has been undercutting Reagan’s Intelligence Committee, and members indicated that the FBI ing, task force Chairman John Rathgeber be charged. He made his remarks Tuesday in Washington to the to the General Assembly by Feb. 15. report, Rathgeber said. were confident of victory; the Republicans years ago, American support for South pitch lately, sounding downright Jeffersonian director faced tough questioning about the probe and the reasons said Tuesday. New Haven Register outside a congressional hearing rooin Figures compiled by the committee indi­ were hopeful last-minute vote switches would Vietnam began picking up steam. The at times in proclaiming his fidelity to the for it. Although details must still be worked out, Rathgeber, who is also executive vice where John Pendergrass, assistant labor secretary and head of cate that the average cost of a state Senate push them over the top. eventual result a decade later was defeat and democratic principles enshrined in the indirect financing might include the state’s president of the 6,300-member Connecticut OSHA, was answering questions about the agency s efforts to 58,000 dead Americans. Central American peace plan that he and four buying air time for candidates’ debates or Business and Industry Association, said he campaign rose from $11,328 in 1982 to $20,388 , The president’s aides are flabbergasted at 1988 is the year for Mars mania inspect construction sites. It was in 1963 that an obscure senator from other regional presidents signed last August. giving each candidate a "media voucher” for envisioned the indirect public financing as a in 1086. The average cost of a House rose from , the willingness of House Democrats to South Dakota named George McGovern Among other measures, he has agreed to MIAMI (AP) — This year. Mars makes its closest approach to advertisements, said Rathgeber. means to keep the public informed by $3,537 in 1982 to $7,389 in 1986, the figures provide aid to Afghan rebels half a world UConn to reduce freshman class spoke out against American military involve­ lift a six-year old state of emergency, Earth in a generation, and astronomers say the red planet’s " I think that’s a very creative, imaginative ensuring that all candidates get at least some showed. away while looking on the Contras more as ment in Southeast Asia, using the same disbanded a highly politicized court system appearance in the night sky may be the astronomical event of Idea,” Rep. Joseph Courtney, D-Vernon, a opportunity to air their views. Winners of Senate races spent an average iepers than as liberators. Aid critics are STORRS — The University of Connecticut will cut Its freshmen arguments that his modem day ideological and pardoned some Contra sympathized.^ m 1988. task force member, said Tuesday. "But I Donald Downes, director of policy and of $27,278 in 1986, while loses spent an average incredulous that the administration would, as of $13,498, the figures showed. In the House, class at the main campus by about 400 students next fall to < they see it, sabotage hopeful moves toward allies are using against more aid for the Reagan has argued that Ortega can easily As if to demonstrate the heavens have a sense of humor, the think we could have gone one step further.” legislative affairs for the House Republican prevent dormitory crowding it had this past year, the school winners spent an average of $9,363 and losers peace and democracy in the region. Contras. reverse all his reform measures, but Sen. height of the show comes in September, just shy of the 50th F The General Assembly last year rejected Caucus, said he opposed direct public announced. . Reagan has been unable to forge a Christopher Dodd, D-Conn, a leading Contra anniversary of Orson Welles’ 1938 “ War of the Worlds” broadcast public financing of campaigns and instead financing because he didn’t believe Connecti­ an average of $5,310, the figures showed. Not since the Vietnam War has this city Rathgeber said the committee will also UConn plans to accept fewer high school seniors to reduce the been so polarized. consensus behind his theory that small, poor aid opponent, believes the Sandinistas that panicked the nation with fictional reports of Invaders from created the task force to study that and other cut’s legislative campaigns are costly enough number of freshman in campus housing from 2,600 to 2,200, recommend that the legislature study why Each side looks on the other as the enemy of Nicaragua poses a potential threat to deserve more credit than the White House Mars. ■« election reforms. to deny a serious candidate access to the “ I see 1988 as a great Martian adventure,” said Jack the campaign spending has increased. Director of Admissions Ann G. Quinley said Tuesday. peace and freedom in Central America. Eacli American security. The nature of his problem gives them. Task force members met Tuesday and vofp»*« Carole A. Wiggins, vice president for student affairs and Horkheimer, the aptly named “ Star Hustler” of the Public is convinced that victory for the other side — the same one which dogged Hitler’s “ Every time the Sandinistas make a services, said the university does not want students squeezed into Broadcasting System and executive director of Miami’s Space means the Central America peace process opponents In the 1630’s — is that his thesis is concession, the White House sees it as a major converted studies or “ temporary triples” as they were last fall. Transit Planetarium. ” I’m like a kid in a candy store.” will come undone. Each claims that the unprovable unless the apocalypse actually setback,” Dodd says. Legislators Bill slated Quinley said the university will accept more students to its branch campuses, about 3,000 this year, compared with 2,700 a E Mexico defends anti-drug program year ago. using staff on hunter MEXICO CITY — The head of the government’s anti-drug City corner named for Bishop Tutu Veep packs a pfstol for gun debate program said the United States should stop accusing Mexico of corruption and praise its efforts to stem the flow of illegal drugs NEW HAVEN — A city comer named for Anglican Bishop for politics harassment CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — VicePresident wounded in World War II, said he to into the United States. Desmond Tutu will be a reminder of the suffering of blacks in George Bush was packing a five-shot pistol supports the Second Amendment even The comments by Attorney General Sergio Garcia Ramirez HARTFORD (AP) - A state South Africa, Tutu’s daughter says. were another expression of Mexico’s frustration and anger at HARTFORD (AP) - Despite when he appeared at a candidates’ forum though ” I know a little bit about guns, legislator would like to introduce “ I hope that this corner is not going to be just a comer named what it considers unfair charges by U.S. authorities and media warnings from the state auditors, before New Hampshire gun owners. It was particularly about the wrong end of guns.” new legislation clearing up what after some celebrity, but that it will be some way to remind that widespread corruption in Mexico promotes drug smuggling legislative caucus leaders are the perfect accessory for a visit with the “ We’re all saying the same thing,” said a federal judge has found “ uncon­ people of New Haven of the stmggle that continues in South still using staffers for work the group. former Secretary of State Alexander Haig. into the United States. stitutionally vague” in a law Africa,” Naomi Tutu-Seavers said Tuesday. ” We are waging a battle to benefit them (the United States),” auditors say should be paid for by In a rowdy 1980 session, the same group “ 1 own firearms today — large ones and Tutu-Seavers led a march of about 20 people in downtown New Garcia Ramirez said Tuesday in an interview with The funds other than taxpayer barring harassment of hunters. booed GOP hopeful John Anderson into small ones.” Judge Alan H. Nevas struck the Haven that ended at the comer of College and Chapel Streets for Associated Press. “ This is costing us money, human lives, dollars. silence for his support for gun licensing. Bush went beyond his opponents’ rhe­ the dedication of “ Bishop Tutu Corner.” Auditor Leo V. Donohue said law down Monday, stating that Gun control was the topic again Tuesday toric, dramatically flourishing a tiny pistol resources.” the state could enact a law The New Haven Board of Aldermen gave the comer its name in Tuesday that caucus staff night, and the six GOP presidential to make a point about efforts to limit or ban protecting hunters from harass­ October 1987 to protest a business leaders’ trip to South Africa led members should not be doing contenders all hastened to come out plastic guns that are hard or impossible to Ancient tree focus of city debate ment, the Hunter Harassment by local developer Joel Schlavone. such work aspreparing, duplicat­ against it. detect at airport security checks. Act. adopted by the legislature in CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Dark Ages were just beginning ing and distributing news re­ “ I ’m opposed to gun control. I opposed “ I’ll tell you, what troubles me is the 1985, was not a “ properly tailored . when Angel Oak sprouted from an acorn. But 15 centuries later, leases about presidential Mom on probation in infant’s death gun control as a member of Congress. I whole question of detectability,” Bush told statute.” the tree is the focus of a modern-day debate over private candidates. opposed gun control as a governor,” said about 1,200 members of the group. State Rep. John D. Mordasky WEST HARTFORD — A woman charged last year after an Earlier In the day, Democratic former Delaware Gov. Pete du Pont. “ Here’s a weapon,” he said, whipping ownership vs. public benefit. Sr., D-Stafford Springs, who investigation into the death of her 6-week-old daughter has been Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. wants to acquire the oak and make It caucus staffers had put together a “ My idea of gun control is a steady aim.” out the gun. “ This weapon at this point introduced the original legisla­ placed on two years’ probation. the centerpiece of a city park, using the city’s power of eminent release about Democratic presi­ declared Rep. Jack Kemp of New York, a cannot be detected. This weapon can kill tion. said he would be willing to Allison Lamprecht, formerly a West Hartford resident, was domain to condemn property owned by S.E. “ Speedy” Felkel. dential candidate Michael S. favorite of the Gun Owners of New the pilot of an airplane.” introduce a new version during granted probation Tuesday under the accelerated rehabilitation But Felkel, a real estate developer who erected a fence around Dukakis, on behalf of Hou.se Hampshire. Bush’s aides said the metal gun was a the 1989 session provided he is program by Superior Court Judge John P. Maloney. Angel Oak 12 years ago and charges visitors $1 to see it, says no Speaker Irving J. Stolberg and “ You tie up the honest people with red five-shot .22-caliber pistol, weighing 5'A re-elected. Lamprecht had been charged with two counts of risk of injury amount of compensation the city offers will be enough. Senate President Pro Tern John tape and the crooks just laugh,” Bush said ounces. They said it was provided to Bush ” I believe they have a legal to a minor. She was arrested June 29, 1987 by detectives B. Larson. of gun licensing efforts. by Treasury Department officials. right,” Mordasky said. “ It should investigating the circumstances of the death of her daughter, "That’s the kind of thing we’re AP photo Former television evangelist Pat Ro­ The forum was one of the most tightly Nurses’ strike cancels surgery be worded so that it will stand up Leah Lamprecht, who died May 10. secured events of the campaign. All those talking about,” Donohue said. Police charged that negligence and inadequate care by the bertson read the text of the Second in court. I don’t think hunters entering the room were required to walk LONDON — Hospitals canceled non-emergency surgery today He and Auditor Henry J. NEW EQUIPMENT — State Rep. Paul Gionfriddo, mother contributed to the baby’s death which an autopsy Amendment to the Constitution, which should abandon it. This is just the through a metal detector and all bags and and refused some new patients as thousands of nurses walked off Becker Jr. had complained last D-Middletown, checks the new equipment on his desk at concluded was due to acute pneumonia and a respiratory AP photo ensures the right to keep and bear arms, month that caucus staffers were first round. ” packages were searched by uniformed the job to demand higher pay and more money for Britain’s the Capitoi on Tuesday. The Hail of the House has been Mordasky said a new state law disorder found in newborn infant. and then said; frequently being asked to do work MAKE MY DAY — Vice President “I grew up with firearms. ...I shot ex pert Secret Service guards. government-run health care system. refurbished as part of the restoration of the Capitol. should be gleaned from similar that had little, or at best, a with a Browning automatic rifle. I scored All the Republicans denounced current The 24-hour “ Day of Action” was the most widespread strike to legislation that has been inacted George Bush holds a .22-caliber pistol marginal relationship with legis­ Labor commissioner retiring April 1 sharpshooter with the M-1 rifle. I am legislation in the Senate — sponsored by hit the National Health Service since 1982. It was the first time in in at least 20 states nation-wide. Tuesday night during a presidential lative duties. familiar with the .32-caliber pistol and the Sens. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, and the system’s 40-year history that nurses had agreed to a mass Nevas’ decision arose from a HARTFORD — State Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro candidates' forum sponsored by the Said Donohue: “ We know it’s Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. — that would walkout. Gionfriddo stiil pressing 1986 lawsuit filed by East Lyme plans to retire April 1 to spend more time with his family. .45-caliber pistol.” very difficult to draw the line” Gun Owners of New Hampshire. Senate GOP leader Bob Dole, seriously drastically limit plastic weapons. resident Francelle Dorman, who Peraro, 74, of Enfield, has beei. .ubor commissioner for nine between legislative and outside claimed her arrest under the years and in state service for 28 years. He was appointed by Gov. political duties. for censure of Migliaro state statute violated her consti­ Ella T. Grasso and reappointed by Gov. William A. O’Neill. He said legislative leaders had In a letter to O’Neill released Tuesday, Peraro called the agreed to meet to discuss some tutional right to free speech. Model vs. Herrington Dorman was arrested by state $70,000-a-year post “ challenging and personally satisfying.” guidelines on staff duties and HARTFORD (AP) - State munity) and apologized to them, 3 responsibilities. Rep. Paul Gionfriddo said Tues­ then I would consider withdraw­ police Dec. 30, 1986, after al­ Stolberg said he did not believe day he intends to press for ing this.” legedly harassing goose hunters Ex-lecturer gets citizenship review Interior, Energy secretaries in Cabinet tiff legislative passage of a resolution Attempts to reach Migliaro in a marsh near her home. the Dukakis material fell into the NEW HAVEN — A federal appeals court has cleared the way calling for the censure of state Tuesday were unsuccessful. Mi­ New London State’s Attorney area complained about by Do­ for a former Yale lecturer to seek a U.S. Supreme Court review of criticizing his idea without first His department’s report, pre­ Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr.. who gliaro. R-Wolcott. has said before C. Robert Satti dismissed the WASHINGTON (AP) - Verbal nohue and Becker. a ruling that stripped him of his U.S. citizenship for collaborating “ scrubbing” the report — taking pared by the Western Area Power publicly referred to homosexuals he would not apologize for the charge stating he could not find warfare has broken out between " If we were running anything with the Nazis in World War II. off the rough edges — “ raised Administration, sales agent for as "lollipops.” remark. evidence to support it. He also two members of President Rea­ in the Dukakis campaign out of Brian Gildea, the New Haven attorney for Vladimir Sokolov, questions about its depth or power from government dams in House Speaker Irving J. Stol­ Stolberg. D-New Haver., said determined that Dorman had gan’s Cabinet, with Interior Se­ here (the House Democratic said Tuesday he will ask the Supreme Court to consider his validity.” much of the West, stressed the berg said earlier this week that that because the issue covers only talked to the hunters. Satti cretary Donald P. Hodel saying office). I think that would be,” client’s case. Gildea said he expects the Supreme Court to decide enormity of the costs and the AMERICA’S BEST DRESSED SANDWICH the two lawmakers should sit everything from gay rights to and state Public Safety Commis­ Energy Secretary John Herring­ Scrub a report? Perish the Stolberg said. by June whether it will hear Sokolov’s appeal. intangibility of benefits of Hodel’s down and settle the matter free speech, “ I’m not sure how I sioner Lester J. Forst were ton should worry more about the thought, said Elmets. “ The "W e’ve had Dukakis and Simon In June 1986, U.S, Judge Tomas P. Murphy in Waterbury idea; between them to avoid debate on would vote” on a censure named as defendants in the job at hand than his future Energy Department doesn’t 171 Spencer Street • Manchester, Connecticut and the whole group through here ordered that Ukolov be stripped of his citizenship for concealing the House floor that could be resolution. lawsuit. employment prospects. think ‘scrubbing’ our comments “ From the average individu­ I think. And we have used his background as a Nazi collaborator from U.S. immigation Hodel last summer surprised al’s perspective, the anticipated facilities and press rooms and uncomfortable for everyone. Migliaro and Gionfriddo served Nevas ruled a clause within the for the liking of the Interior Gionfriddo. D-Middletown, last year on a task force studying state law barring harassment officials. Sokolov, a Milford resident, admitted during the trial just about everyone with his Department is an appropriate total resource values of the B L IM P IE COLDS-HOTS------other things to facilitate their that he wrote anti-Semitic and anti-Allied Forces articles for a proposal to remove the O’Shaugh- reclaimed Hetch Hetchy Valley campaigns. That falls within our said Migliaro needs to talk to the the Veterans Home and Hospital during “ the acts preparing for” thing to do. It doesn’t lead to good hunting extends beyond state Nazi-controlled newspaper in the Soviet Union between 1942 and nessy Dam on the Tuolumne healthy discussion,” he said. do not appear to be substantially *BIGGER BITE rules. homosexual community, not to in Rocky Hill. regulatory powers. 1944. River in California’s Yosemite higher than those that presently Your Favorite Over Stuffed Blimple Sandwich "We couldn’t do a mailing, we him. After a meeting in September, Herrington’s comments, Migliaro said; “ Gionfriddo votes ” ... the ‘acts in preparation’ National Park. Now he’s sprung exist, and the conversion can only couldn’t run the campaign. The " I ’m really not the one that Thirty homeless after arson fire Elmets said, were made “ from against veterans and for gays. clause can be reasonably read to another surprise with his expla­ be accomplished at great eco­ 1. BLIMPIE BEST 14. ROAST BEEF campaign and its decisions are Rep. Migliaro offended.” Gion­ an energy point of view” because Ham, Salami, Cappacola, American encompass buying supplies long nation of why Herrington opposes nomic and environmental cost.” being made outside the Capitol,” friddo said. " If he sat down with Well, let’s just let them lollipops WATERBURY — Thirty people were left homeless when an it makes no sense to remove a Proscluttinl 8i Chaese go fight the next war.” before the actual hunt takes place arson fire caused about $150,000 worth of damage to a four-story removal of the dam. 15. TUNA MELT Stolberg said. (leaders of the homosexual com­ dam that provides clean water The report called for doing which could not only include the Herrington, according to 2. ROAST BEEF apartment house, authorities said. and 150 megawatts of non­ nothing until the dam had to be 16. PASTRAMI purchase of weapons and amuni- Hodel, said it will hurt his One firefighter suffered a minor injury and none of the polluting, fuel-free electricity replaced because of age at some 3. TUNA 'V tion, but could also include the job-hunting prospects in the San residents was harmed in Tuesday’s fire, officials said. generation that will be needed unspecified time. It noted that the 4. BLIMPIE CLUB purchase of food and clothing to Francisco area when the Reagan ^SOUPS & SALADS' Abortion counselors losing aid “ There’s no question the fire was set,” said Deputy Fire Chief someday even though electricity dam was designed to last until Ham, Turkav 8i Swiss be used on the hunting trip...” Martin Groody. He said there were no suspects and the homeless administration leaves office. To which Herrington’s spokes­ is in surplus in California right 2023, a century after its 5. TURKEY HARTFORD (AP) — Thirteen private doctors are not going to be subsequently on various commit­ Nevas wrote. apparently found shelter with friends and relatives. man, Doug Elmets, laughs and now. completion. TOSSED SALAD family planning clinics in Con­ affected by this.” tees as well as on tbe floors of the The judge stated while the law 6. HAM & SWISS > says: “ That’s'absurd.” necticut stand to lose more than The regulations were published House and Senate. limiting harassment of the state’s CHEF SALAD The dam is the key unit in a 7. HAM, SALAMI & CHEESE $1 million in federal funding if Tuesday in the Federal Register It also alleges the rules would 100,000 registered hunters is defined, the clause involving system that supplies three- 8. BLIMPIE CHEESE TUNA SALAD they defy new regulations bar­ on order of President Reagan. violate the constitutional rights of American, Swiss, Provolone ring such clinics from counseling Some of them could take effect “ acts in preparation” is not. quarters of San Francisco’s wa­ POTATO or MACARONI poor women dependent on federal REAL ter. Its construction in the spec­ a woman that abortion is one way March 3 barring court family planning clinics for health Kathleen Eldergill, Dorman’s BLIMPIE DRESSING: All Blimples are to deal with- an unwanted intervention. attorney, hailed the decision and tacular Hetch Hetchy Valley dressed with Tomatoes, Lettuce & Onions SALAD care. ESTATE sparked a famous battle between TUgfsQUoJd pregnancy. Yolen expressed hope that’ a said charges pending in similar YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP and a Special Sauce at no extra cost. SOUP OF THE DAY Pro-choice advocates in Con- temporary restraining order can Thirteen family planning clin­ cases could be dismissed. Among conservationists and public 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester 9 necticut on Tuesday denouncpd-^;;;^}^ obtained so clinic can continue ics in Connecticut received a total these is one in Danielson Superior TODAY power advocates more than a BOWL OF CHILI the new regulations as an assault (^^^unseling women about abortion of nearly $1.2 million in federal Court involving five defendants half-century ago. money in 1986, according to By Carl A. Zinsser Final Liquidation CHILI, SALAD 8. CHIPS on the rights of poor women. while the matter is litigated. arrested last year for harassing This is how Hodel, in an ^BEVERAGES Planned Parenthood figures. (Dari A. Zinsser Agency “ It puts us In a terrible position The National Family Planning hunters in Yale Forest in Union. interview with the trade weekly of not really being able to be and Reproductive Health Associ­ Yolen estimated that the clinics “ I always thought we were Markdowns counsel nearly 65,000 women '‘Inside Energy with Federal COCA COLA, DIET COKE, truthful and open with our ation announced in Washington right and I guess ^ e n you think Lands,” described Herrington’s EXTRAS every year, including 20,000 sexu­ SPRITE, CHERRY COKE clients,” Susan L. Yolen, director Tuesday that lawyers had filed you’re right, you’re going to reaction to the dismantling prop­ ally active teen-agers. FINAL TWO WEEKS! of public affairs for Planned suit in Boston attacking the new win,” Eldergill said. osal during a telephone call last CHIPS Robert T. Cook Jr., president of TALK TO YOUR REALTOR COUNTRY TIME LEMONADE Parenthood of Connecticut, said rules. “ These regulations violate all fall; during a news conference at the The suit asserts that the rules standards of medical ethics and the Connecticut Sportsmen’s Al­ Almost every week, we hear a Realtor tell an anguished tale of working ASSORTED CAKES or DANISH Herrington “ seemed to be ICED TEA state Capitol. are counter to the intent of are discriminatory in nature,” liance, said he was skeptical for months with buyers who say they really want a specific kind of home, say KOSHER PICKLE, Half or Whole “ And again. It’s poor clients,” Congress as expressed in the said John Bums, director of legislation could be introduced a classic house built in traditional style. Then they buy a sleek contempo­ concerned about only one thing, $nd that was (that dismantling and MILK - HOT CHOCOLATE she said. "Well-to-do people who family planning program created family planning for the city of during the session begining rary! ' SWEET or HOT PEPPERS the dam) was something that COFFEE-TEA-SANKA have insurance and go to see 10 years ago and discussed Hartford health department. today. —; Maybe what teas most important was the high-tech kitchen or the All Levi Jeans — Cords & Denims wooded lot, and these could have counted for more than the style of the would adversely affect his going house itself. To save you time and to spare you from being shown dozens of back to the San Francisco area to ' All Dress Slacks — Cotton/Blends Auditor raps ethics ruie homes that are completely inappropriate to your needs, talk to your Realtor! be employed.” Youth - Waist 25"-30" Tell him or her what you need. What kind of furniture do you have? Do you BLIMPIE BLAST! , ^ LAND WANTED Hodel’s spokesman, David Boys — Sizes 9-14, For vour next party or lust a get together# order your favorite Blimple In 3 foot or have any hobbies that must be accommodated? Are you handy enough to HARTFORD (AP) - The “ We’ve got an Ethics Commis­ take on major fix-up projects, or do you want a home in move-in condition? Prosper!, added his own fuel to V Regular & Slims ______Sfoot B LIM PIE BLAST.------Ethics Commission misinter­ sion that rather than protect the 5+ ACRES What do you like or dislike about your current house? the fire Tuesday. Huaky — Waist 27"-36" preted the Connecticut ethics public ... turns out to be a buffer Don’ t be the strong, silent type with your Realtor. Provide constant The~substance of Herrington’s Girla — Sizes 10-14, , - c ^ e In clearing a state senator for any public official from Church of the Living God feedback — negative and positive — so he or she can more easily rule out comment, according to Prosper!, who appointed his father to a criticism,” ' Donohue said of Manchester the homes that just won’t work and find the right new home for you and was, “ I have to go back to Regular & Slims $15,000-a-year job as his constitu­ Tuesday. your family. California when this is over and All Youth Shirts / All Girls Blouses ent aide, state Auditor Leo V. is interested in the purchase of land in the If yoa are considering a move, eonlael Ihe professionals at Carl this is going to be an aggravation The Ethics Commission on ’ (Bi Donohue has charged. A. Zinsser Agency - “ Yonr Hometown Realtor”. for me.” Monday also found no conflict of Town of Manchester FIXTURES FOR SALE In a 5-1 vote Monday, the interest in Rep. Doreen DelBian- for the building of a worship facility. Pamala Zinsser Brophy Terry Werkhoven “ He was taken aback,” Pros­ FREE ■ 5 Gondolas with 3 Shelves n.99 SPECIAL commission found Sen. Mark H. co’s dual role as vice chairman o f John Bengston Rohert Connor per! said of his boss. “ Hodel is a Regular Blimple width 52", length 70", height 50" Any Regular Sandwich, Medium Powers met the requirements of the legislature’s Labor Commit­ Please Contact Church of the Living God Graham MacDonald Alan Cashman person who believes you’re sup­ with eurchoM of Neoulor or Olont ailmple (ondwich Soda, Chips, or Potato Salad ■■ tee and her job as a labor posed to focus on that job and •FRee Blimple el egupl or leM value. Not volM with any tbe state ethics law by filing a Doug Anderson Carl Zinsser ■ Carters Underwear Gondola Not yolid with any olhor dlicount ofCor. Valid wtth Nilo 11 Pastor David Mullen 372 Main Street nothing else.” other diKOunt offer. Valid with Nil* coupon only. Ono eor written statement with the com- negotiator for the Connecticut 30" wide x 45" high CMlomor. Bxp. 1-l-M. coupon only. One per curtomor. u p piPde. Call ui al 640-1511 or ilop by our offlee* mis.sion on Jan. 7. months after he State Employees Association. Asst. Pastor Manchester, CT 06040 The newsletter also quoted ■ Carters Layette Gondola hired his father, William P. The union represents about 5,000 at 750 Main Street in Manehealer.** Earle Blanchard Ph. 647-7355 / 9-5, M-F Hodel as saying the Energy Fiiiel S«le» 24" wide x 36" high Ceih or Oieck Only Powers, to run his 20th Senatorial state employees and another Department’s release of a report District office. 8,500 retirees. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb, 3, 19»8 - 7

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Anderffon recorded in the New York-New And for the first time, the The number of single home VIATcHiNG ViPEoS op the CHICAGO — Home-buying Jersey-Long Island area, where a majority came from a one- or buyers was 26 percent last year, Leading conflict in “ baby boomers" are older and two-person household (53.6 per­ compared with 17 percent in 1977. 194 percent increase drove the I960 CAMPAIGN INSTbAP. have a smaller household but cent vs. 45.8 percent in 1977) and median price to $142,400 from Data were gathered from a Indicators want more room than their depended on a second wage- $48,500. sampling of 22,000 loan applica­ Seasonally aO|usted index. 1967-100 counterparts of a decade ago, and earner (54.5 percent vs. 47.2 At $71,500, Pittsburgh provided tions made by homeowners at 194 they’ll pay more than twice as percent). appraisal the lowest 1987 median price of savings and loan institutions. much for it, a study released the 15 metropolitan areas sur­ The second source of income It’s bedtiiTie today says. veyed. Houston showed the low­ helped boost the 1987 home “ What we’ve found tends to J F MAMJJASONO “ If there is any one highlight, it est rate of appreciation among buyer’s median income to $46,000, confirm many popular concep­ • 987 The town may have saved itself $6,000 by more than twice the $22,700 the Dec -86 Nov 87 0«c.-87 would be our finding that there is the areas, climbing 56 percent tions about both the economy and •' i getting the J.C. Penney Co. to pay half the no housing affordability crisis. from $46,900 in 1977 to $73,000 last 1977 counterpart would have demographics," Wilson said. I 768 II 643 II 603~1 cost of a tax appraisal of the J.C. Penney for presidents There is ample housing available year. earned. “ The baby boomers are graying, 1979-1987 Catalog Distribution Center in the Buckland for a wide range of incomes,” “ The national median (price) But the 1987 buyer paid more they appear to be delaying having Industrial Park, but it should have been ^ said Mike Wilson, associate di- was $95,000, but that means that than double the 1977 median families, and they have higher W ASHINGTON — George Bush has already been '' rector of research for the 50 percent of the houses sold for price, and his monthly costs disposable incomes. F ob' ious from the start that the idea was a bad president of the United States. It says so in his Chicago-based U.S. League of below that,” Wilson said. “ That skyrocketed accordingly — to one. campaign biography. The day was July 13,1985, “ Further, increases in gie Savings Institutions. means that people, to some $822 to cover the mortgage value of housing tends to follow JFMAMJ JASOND and for eight hours, while Ronald Reagan was It is strange that town administrative The national median price of a degree, must be willing to move payment, real-estate taxes, utili­ prosperity. Almost all the metro­ 1987 undergoing intestinal surgery. Bush was acting officials did not see the potential for a serious home in 1987 was $95,000, more into what they can afford.” ties and insurance. The 1977 costs politan areas ... except Houston Dec Be Nov -87 Dec. ~87 conflict of interest from the beginning. president. than double the $44,000 of a A typical home buyer in 1977 — were $400. and Dallas, probably because 70 /J* 00 8 » 82 83 84 *8b 86 07 I 186 7 i r i 9 1 0 i n 9 0 -7 ~ | What the resume doesn’t say is that during his decade ago, according to the when the league conducted its The 1987 home buyer caught a they’re oil-based economies ... The appraisal is to be used by the town to set eight hours at the top. Bush slipped during a tennis study. first study — was 32.4 years old, break in the amount of income the tax assessment for the warehouse in the tended to show significant in­ AP graphics game, banged his head and was out of commission The San Francisco-Oakland- married, and part of a household required to cover those costs. creases.” he said. townwide revaluation now in progress. When himself for part of the time Reagan was under San Jose area, the most expen­ that included three or more In 1977, 37 percent of home E that assesstnent is made, J.C. Penney has the anesthesia. sive of 15 metropolitan locales people, but depended only on a buyers committed more than 25 Because the next wave of buyers — members of what right to appeal it in court. “Out of commission” is the only way to reconcile surveyed by the league in 1977, single wage-earner. percent of their income to meet disputed accounts of this previously unreported retained that distinction in 1987. By 1987, that same home buyer monthly obligations. After reach­ mortgage lenders call the “ baby- Banks reduce prime In the event of such an appeal, any bust” generation - - will be fewer incident. Our sources, including high-level White The median cost of a home there was older (37) and less likely to be ing a high of 45 percent in 1979, the appraisal, the cost of which was shared by percentage of homeowners devot­ in number, the study predicted Open Forum House officials, told Dale Van Atta that Bush was last year was $169,347, up from married (74 percent vs. 83 per­ ing more than a quarter of their prices will moderate. parties in dispute, would obviously be invalid reportedly “ unconscious” for a time. But a top $72,000 a decade ago. cent in 1977), and more likely to as indicators decline as evidence. The explanation by Town Bush press aide said he was never Manager Robert Weiss and Tax Assessor J. ter. The latest financial evalua­ March 1 of any sub.sequent year. “ incapacitated,” though he did “sleep it (the Bv The Associated Press the biggest setback in more than Richard Vincent that new, independent Small taxpayer injury) off.” tions of the Hartford area, as Manchester residents, and Man­ Stocks & politics: Put-downs are polite six years, and a smaller 0.1 appraisals could be made if there is litigation pays the bills shown in the various a rchitectural chester taxpayers (who may not “ On the one day when Bush carried the ball for The prime lending rate offered percent decrease in October. is not persuasive. magazines published in New be residents) until April 1.5 of each the president and the country, he fumbled it,” said by major U.S. banks has dropped “ The question now is not a White House source, familiar with the incident. whether we are in a recession, but There are sometimes unusual problems in To the Editor; England, already reflect thisfact. year. After April 15 — the sale of Bv Dave Skidmore In a hearing Tuesday, Sen. Phil Gramm, in the face of increasing evidence The "ball” he referred to is not figurative. how long and how deep it will be, ’’ municipal administration that call for 4. Six of the largest developers tickets may be open to persons The Associated Press R-Texas, whose wife, Wendy Gramm, has of an economic slowdown.- “ Football” is the nickname for the attache case The decrease in the prime rate said Irwin Kellner, chief econo­ Your continued unfolding of the inthell.S. (twoofwhomwereJ.C. other than Manchester residents News Analysis been nominated by President Reagan to head unusual solutions, but there is nothing unusual and codes that allow the president to order a came Tuesday, as the govern­ mist of Manufacturers Hanover financial drama of the Mall at Penney and Homart in this who are not taxpayers, to a W ASHINGTON - Black Monday was bad, the C F TC , offered a complicated analogy to about establishing the tax assessment for a nuclear retaliatory strike on the Soviet Union. champion his view that government ought to ment announced declines in its Trust Co. Buckland Hills places me in a parlicular.study, published inThe maximum number to be deter­ but it had one virtue: The worst was over in parcel of real property. While Reagan was on the operating table. Bush had itself reporting to the Federal Reserve Board leave the financial markets alone. The gist of main economic forecasting The Reagan administration, quandry. I don’t know whether I Nation magazine) made .several mined by the Board of Governors hours. the case and the codes. or some sort of newly created coordinating it was that the nation’s markets are like the gauge and homes sales in however, downplayed the signifi­ The development of the Buckland Industrial should simply apply the Joseph billion dollars by the simpleact of of the Club.” I The long gray war in its wake is still going Here is what happened; on, but what this one lacks in brevity it makes agency. goose that laid golden eggs. December. cance of the leading index. Beryl Park was a cooperative venture between the Conrad dictum that all newspap­ building. That is correct. The.se From this it should be clear that July 12,1985 — Reagan was admitted to the up for in bombast. There is nice language in this war. Senators The barnyard fable prompted Sen. John The prime was lowered a Sprinkel, the president’s chief town, J.C. Penney and others. The tax ers are written by fools to be read firms can only .stand to make there was no intention to exclude Bethesda Naval Hospital for examination of a In this battle, the weapons are words and begin their attacks on a report by a Chaffee, R -R .L, to remark that for a moment quarter percentage point to 8.75 economic adviser, said the ad­ revenue benefits that have stemmed from by idiots or whetherl should go the money by building, according to those who were not residents, but polyp in his intestine. Bush flew off for a vacation statistics, not guns and knives. presidential task force, headed by former he thought he had wandered into the percent and is now at its lowest ministration had no intention of philosophical route that my young this report. rather to give priority to residents changing its forecast of continued that cooperation are undeniable. at his house in Kennebunkport, Maine. Bang. The Commodity Futures Trading New Jersey Sen. Nicholas Brady, saying, “ I Agriculture Committee, and that, he said, level since Sept. 4, when it was son is pursuing and apply the So there you are. All the of Manchester and present economic growth in 1988. But when the spirit of cooperation that During the exam, a second growth was found and Commission fires an inch-thick report. Its want to commend you, Mr. Brady, for a very was certainly no place to debate financial raised to 8.75 percent from 8.25 principles of one of his first obfuscation in the world cannot members. The decision on how percent. The administration’s forecast brought about the development of the park is Reagan decided to have it removed the following conclusion; investor psychology, not compu­ fine report.” matters. courses, "ambiguities and falla­ obscure the simple fact that the large a membership to approve Economists said the rate cut of 2.4 percent growth in the gross carried over to the appraisal of the J.C. day. terized trading in the futures markets, caused The SEC politely refers to the largest The after-the-crash debate has produced cies.” using your copy as day-to- small taxpayer is the one who was clearly delegated to the club. one-day percentage loss in stocks since World could help stimulate the economy national product is the most July 13,9:30 a m. — Bush left Kennebunkport on the Black Monday market crash last October. another anomaly: a federal agency that’s Penney property for tax purposes, it gives the day case studies. pays the bill. So what else is new? Without these out-of-town War I as “ the market break.” The C F TC talks offered the chance to grab more power, more if it leads to lower borrowing pessimistic White House eco­ Air Force Two, feeling he should be near the Boom. The Securities and Exchange appearance of collusion, as town Director Of course his current course. members the club would have had of the “activity during October.” money, more turf — and declines. rates for consumers. The prime is nomic prediction since 1981, but is president while he had the job of acting president. Commission returns fire with a 5-pound, Stephen T. Cassano noted. “ Morality and the Law.” also Charles Rlemitis difficulty in surviving, for until 10-ounce volume rivaling the Manhattan Only the General Accounting Office, an The Brady commission resolves the SEC used by banks to set interest rates still above the consensus forecast 10:32 a.m. — Reagan signed letters to then-House intrigued me as it is relevant to 71 Barry Road very recent years there were not telephone book in size. It says computer arm of Congress, calls the crash a crash. vs. C F TC debate by saying some entity — on a variety of corporate and of many private analysts. In the revaluation matter, the interest of the Speaker Tip O’Neill and then-Senate President Pro this financial drama. But per­ Manchester sufficient local applicants to trading by large institutions was “ the largest Congress loves a crisis. preferably the Federal Reserve — should consumer loans. A traditional recession is de­ two parties are clearly divergent. Tempore Strom Thurmond. The letters said Bush haps. for brevity’s sake, I should support the club. In addition to single direct factor responsible for the initial Its committees have been falling over each coordinate policy. The Commerce Department’s fined as at least two consecutive In light of the widespread public perception would be in charge while Reagan was in surgery confide myself to the ambiguities those who were here in 1956 when opening declines” on Oct. 19. other to get a piece of it. “ We seriously question this recommenda­ report on the Index of Leading quarters of declining GNP. Non-residents The Commerce Department’s that the negotiations now under way between and fallacies approach. Espe­ the town took over, each year in and under the anesthesia. Reagan quipped to The SEC regulates the New stock In the House, both the Banking Committee tion,” Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said Economic Indicators showed the Nancy, “ I ’m signing these letters, but you’re still housing report showed that sales the town and the Homart Development Co. cially if one keeps in mind the Aprila few more wereadmittedin market. The C F TC oversees the Chicago and the Energy and Commerce Committee Tuesday. third consecutive monthly de­ important to ciub my first lady.” cline, sometimes considered a of single-family homes totaled over the proposed mall in Buckland are rather famous “sillygisms” of the accordance with the lease after futures markets. It may be just a coincidence compete for attention. That couldn’t please Sen. Alfonse D ’Amato 11; 28 a.m. — Reagan went under anesthesia and. harbinger of recession. 674,000 units last year, down from somehow designed to favor the developer at purported conversation between To the Editor: April 15. In 1984, a study of the that each agency, with some digressions, is In the Senate, the Banking Committee more. The New York Republican complains Bush became acting president. A top-secret Separately, the government an eight-year high of 750,000 home Bertrand Russell and Groucho membership showed that 32.5 adopting the stance of the industry it oversees all matters finaricial, from Wall that Congress can never get a straight answer the expense of the taxpayers, a more orthodox exchange of nuclear codes and authority was made Street raiders to the corner savings and loan. from Federal Reserve Board members. And, said sales of new homes declined sales in 1986. Higher mortgage Marx, as is taught in the above- At the first meeting of Manches­ percent were non-residents. Since regulates. approach to the J.C. Penney assessment over secure communications to Bush who was still But it is the Agriculture Committee that he notes that the Fed governors are the same in December for the second rates were blamed. mentioned philosophy course. ter Country Qub for which we then, no more have been accepted But consider this: If Congress concludes would have been wiser aboard A ir Force Two. His finger was on the button oversees the C F TC — with its origins as a bunch that thought “ everything was hunky- straight month, closing out a year Sales in December fell 6.2 However it might be, let me have minutes, held on Nov. 1,1916, and the percentage has dropped, that poorly regulated stock index markets regulator of farm commodity trading — even dory” when the nation’s big banks were in which home sales fell 10.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted due both to a few terminations and then. caused the crash, it could transfer that part of remind your readers of several it was suggested that an organiza­ though trading on the stock futures markets making huge loans to Third World countries percent from 1986. annual rate of 603,000 units 3 Noon — Bush arrived at Andrews A ir Force Base the C F T C ’s jurisdiction to the SEC, leaving truisms, based on empirical data tion similar to the Hartford Golf to a larger total membership. and went to his residence at the Naval Observatory the C F TC to regulate pork belly and potato outstrips the stock markets in dollar volume. that now can’t pay the money back. The 0.2 percent December following a 2.4 percent decline in collected after extensive studies Club be formed. Although not all The practice of .selling "annual November. The December sales in Washington. He later told reporters he passed futures. Most members of the banking panel aren’t Lawmakers like D’Amato may be why decline in the leading index by various national groups. They the implications of the comment tickets” at the town clerk’s office pace was the slowest in three the day reading and talking on the telephone. If lawmakers determine that the SEC failed pleased to cede jurisdiction to another Greenspan doesn’t want more power, and the followed a sharp 1.2 percent are as follows: are known, one thing is sure: It apparently did not last long and November drop, which had been years. Nothing presidential happened. to ride herd on Wall Street, the SEC could find committee. headaches that go with it. 1. Commercial developers pay was to embrace members from none of our older members even Nothing, that is, unless you’re talking President only one-third of the true costs of the entire area and not just remember it. A recent complaint Gerald Ford, the king of the pratfalls. Sometimes land and utilitiesfortheirprojects Manchester. Early records show that the lease makes no specific during the afternoon, while Bush was playing (Professor Dewey, University of members from many surround­ reference to an application for It’s complicated, but replacements can be issued for War Bonds tennis, “ he slipped and hit his head, but was not Connecticut, and others) ing towns, although West Hart­ membership to be approved by incapacitated,” a Bush aide told us. “ It wasn't 2. The very best ratio of taxes ford seemed to predominate the Boa rd of Governors isa typical serious enough to be checked,” he said. He simply for Series H bonds or the newer ANSW ER: Banks and other accumulated no interest. paid (commercial developer vs. probably because the game was petty, ridiculous comment. How Q U E S TIO N ; ownership form — your mother’s “ slept it off.” Bush never mentioned the accident Series HH bonds, federal income savings bond issuing agents are homeowner) to be expected by the better established there. As a else can the club have a record of During World name only — and you and your when he told the press how he spent his day at the tax came due on the interest that permitted to redeem those old William A. Doyle, a syndicated homeowner is 10 to 11. That is. for result, there were a fair number of its members, who have member­ War II. my sister are your mother’s only helm. heirs, you two will be able to split had accrued on the E bonds. savings stamps at face value. But columnist, welcomes written every $10 that the developer will members from outside Manches­ ship privileges, who have paid mother pur­ A high-level White House official said that, at the Investors’ the bonds’ redemption value. If As a result, either your moth­ they are not required to do so. if questions, but he can provide pay, the small taxpayer will pay ter when the town took over the theirdues,etc.? Andhowelsecan chased Series answer only through the column. time. Bush’s people confided to him by phone that there are other heirs, you’ll have er’s estate or you, your sister and you are on good terms with a $11. Of course, in many cases this property in 1956, and there is no it beestablishedthat theapplicant E. U.S. Saving Guide Write to Doyle In care of the “ while he (Bush) was commander-in-chief, he was to share that money with them. other heirs will have to pay that friendly local bank, you might get ratio becomes a great deal worse indication that this was ever is in fact a resident or taxpayer, Bonds, then Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, out playing tennis and he got knocked out.” If the bonds were in co- tax when this “ Mystery of the cash for your stamps there. to the small taxpayer. (In Europe considered a problem. The only what type membership desired, called ‘‘War William A. Doyle Manchester 06040. Other sources, who also claimed Bush was ownership form — your mother’s Missing War Bonds” is squared this U.S. phenomena is called significant reference in the lease etc.? ’There is not the slightest Bonds.” She Or you can use the stamps and unconscious, suggested that the vice president’s name “or” another person — the away. socialism for the rich and capital­ is the following; evidence that a qualified appli­ died in 1967, cash to buy a Series E E bond. aide who portayed him as taking a snooze without ever co-owner is entitled to the money. ism for the middle class and the “ Will grant membership in the cant has ever been denied mem­ Q U ES TIO N : I have some 25- Issuing agents are required to afterward was not telling the whole truth. cashing any of If the bonds were in beneficiary poor.) For example. Greenwich club with all membership privi­ bership privileges, but there is form — in your mother’s name cent U.S. Savings Stamps which accept those stamps as part 7:22 p.m. — Reagan woke up and, though still on the bonds. Ithoughtmysisterhad of red tape. You’ll have to provide had the lowest tax rate in the U.S. leges to all persons who shall ample evidence that certain “ payable on death” to another were sold many years ago. These payment for E E bonds. mk painkillers, was asked if he was ready to assume the bonds. She thought I had as much information as you can WINTER before commercial developmnet purchase annual tickets. — All members who did not pay their about the bonds on forms the person — the beneficiary is stamps were saved In a booklet. You can get cash for the stamps • isoo1908 f)yhy NEA (inc the powers from Bush. “ Gimme a pen! ’’ Reagan them. We recently realized that set in. Nowthetax rate there isone annual tickets shall be on sale at dues have been suspended and Bureau of the Public Debt will entitled to the money. When $18.75 was collected, the at the Bureau of the Public Debt CLEARANCE exclaimed. neither of us has them. full booklet was exchanged for a or your district Federal Reserve of the highest. the tqwn clerk’s office — sale of dropped from the rolls. Whom can we contact regard­ send to you. Here’s another complication. E 3. Property values of homes such tickets shall be restricted Bush’s seven hours and 54 minutes as acting bonds issued before May 1952 — Series E bond. Where can these Bank, for which your local bank "As they say in show biz, this is the last act so president were over. ing this matter? stamps be redeemed? Will inter­ can provide the correct address. become depressed ascommercial and limited to persons already John L. Pickens No claim filed six years or more including all War Bonds — est be added for all these years? Sorry, those old savings stamps let’s bring 'em to their knees — I mean development proceeds un­ members of the club on the 206 Ferguson Road Today, Bush’s two-page campaign biography ANSW ER: Write to the Bureau after a savings bond reached final reached final m aturity and FEET!" checked. Case in point: Manches­ effective day of this lease or on Manchester notes his role as “ acting president,” but it falsely of the Public Debt, 200 Third St.. maturity will be accepted unless stoppted accumulating interest states that this was “ an historic transfer of Parkersburg, W.Va. 26101. That the bond’s serial number is exactly 40 years after their issue authority from President Reagan under the 25th provided. date. When E bonds reached final office maintains records of every COVENTRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Introduces: Amendment to the Constitution.” Reagan savings bond ever issued and If the bonds were in single maturity and were not exchanged Assembly races key to Bush-Dole choice deliberately did not invoke the 25th Amendment, every one redeemed. Assuming COMMUNITY EDUCATION fearing that he might set a precedent requiring a your mother’s bonds were never 9 transfer of power when a future president had to redeemed, replacement bonds ST. BRIDGET SCHOOL Classes Begin: as noted In each course description The bottom-line political question for won by fewer than 500 votes then, such as Reps. undergo anesthesia for something minor, such as may be issued for the bonds’ Reglslrallon by mall: To ngiiior, wnd your n a m e , a d d r e s s , p h o n e n u m ­ 74 Main Street ■ Manchester, Ct. b e r md PAYMENT along with ths courtt you with to taka to: Community Eduoallon, Connecticut Republicans in choosing between John Betkoski of Beacon Falls (55 votes), Marie dental work. redemption value paid. Before that can be accomp­ Covantry High School, 78 RIplay Hill Road, Covtntry, C T 06238. MtU rtglatratlont ' 4 V f OF F George Bush and Bob Dole for president this year Gelbraith of Thomaston (71 votes), Arthur Gilbert The only thing historic about the transfer of i muat bt rtoaivtd by Fab. 8,1868. of West Haven (74 votes), Steve Hanchuruck of authority was the fact that both president and vice lished, you’re in for a fair amount SCHOOL is this: Which would be better for GOP legislative In-person Registration: Thursday Fab. 4 .7-8;00 p .m . at Covantry High School Capitol president may have been out of commission at the candidates who will also be on the ballot in this Branford (184 votes) and Geri Langlois of KINDERGARTEN or at the High School ottica any day UNTIL Fab. 8, 8:30-4:00 selected Thompson (302 votes). same time. state in November? 4** ' J Comments Register Earlyl - Courtaa with laat than tO paopla will ba otnoallad. Covantry ra- merchandise Republicans are down 91 to 56 in the House (four The GOP hopes to give the revolving door in Transfusion dangers Primerica reports 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Grades aldanta ghran priority until 2/8. seats are open, including that of the late Rep. Bob Conrad several southeastern Connecticut districts another Agaa 16 and ovar. A confidential CIA report says the Red Cross is Muriel Buckley of Groton) and 25 to 11 in the swing — districts where Republicans beat Musicland offers Quaatlont about courtaa wNI ba anawarad by phona, but doing “ all that Is technically feasible at present” to Senate. So the GOP is looking for its best shot to Democrats and then Democrats beat the NO PHONE REGISTRATIONa make sure people don’t get AIDS from a blood WHAT TYPE OF EDUCATION Next Saaalon: Sapt. ‘88. Republicans. Democrats who sit there now are GREENWICH (AP) - Primer- close those gaps In this presidential year. transfusion. But the risk is not yet zero. The Red Contact tha offlea toon H you would Ilka to latoh a oouraa. Republican leaders must decide on which of the Sens. Mark Powers of Niantic, Ken Pryzybysz of lea Corp. says it has received Cross screens out the blood donors who fall in the indications from companies that DOES YOUR CHILD DESERVE? probable top candidates for president is the one to Dole’s strength, says Bozzuto, is his ability to Montville, Steve Spellman of Stonington and NO CLASSES during tha waak ol 2/18-2/20 high-risk categories for AIDS, and it tests all may want to acquire its Music- give a mighty assist with their parochial task. So attract crossover voters. That is. Democrats and Thomas Sullivan of Guilford. Other Democrats who BEAT WEAVING a(Q. Reedy) • Wed. 2/10- 4/8 • 7-9 PM CNH8 lA Shop donated blood for the AIDS virus. The system isn’t land Group. Raatofa that antiqua chair with handwovan oana, apUnt, prtaaad oana, ruth or toad; far, the consensus is with Bush, a former unaffiliated voters. Bozzuto says Bush has the can expect pressure because they won narrowly in ST. BRIDGET OFFERS: “ fail-safe," according to the CIA medical report, mayba )utt rtplaoa that worn-out tatt of your daak chair. PlaaM bring your chair for Greenwich boy who grew up to be vice president. image which matches the public perception of the 1986 are Sens. John Atkin of Norwalk and Jim thaflrat taatlon. Storagalanotavallabia. Limit: 18. Raaldcntt'14-Non-faaldantt'17- because AIDS cannot be detected in its early Primerica, a Greenwich-based Academic Excellence jan More GOP legislators are with him than with Dole. definitive Republican. Maloney of Danbury. Those two towns went Mitarlala axtra. stages. The chances are remote, but a blood donor financial services and specialty A Caring, Family Atmosphere, Dennis Murphy of East Lyme puts it this way; The Watertown man, by the way. has recently Republican in municipal elections last fall. retailing company, has about 81 TYPING a (p. Hammon) • Wed. 2/10-4/S • 7-9 PM CHS, Room 4 in that stage could slip by the Red Cross screening. Dedicated, Highly Qualified Teachers Basic and Intarmsdlals typine akllla Introducad and davsiopad. Rsviaw ol oorrtapon' “ Who will run best in this state?” Translation, asserted his position in an organization which some Last week, the Republican State Central percent of Musicland’s common danoa aal-up and olhar dooumanta. Limit: 20. RatMama M4 - Non-ratldantt >17 A Foundation of Moral Values inaile provided by Bush supporters such as Murphy: Who said had been too silent, too dormant. It will be Committee approved a budget of $548,200 this year, stock interest. Primerica said FOLK DANCING • (A. Ader) • Thur. 2/25-3/31 • 7-9 PM CNH8 Cafeteria AS boutique is more “local,” Is better known here and has more more aggressive, more visible now, he says. which included $10,000 to help GOP candidates for Tuesday that it has reached no Low Student/Teacher Ratio A lour ol the world through varlout Inlamatlonal folk danoat. Loam tha hitlory and potential for bringing out the vote for himself as For hungry Republicans who sniff opportunity in the Legislature. House and Senate GOP leaders agreement and that no assurance Character Formation In a Disciplined Environment oultura bahind folk danoat from a varMy of oountrtaa. En|oy tha axoltamant of many ^ aiirlipstrr I’lpralft dHfamal danoat. No partnart naadad.dad. Waar tnaakart or aolt-aolad ahoat. Rttidantt 847 Main Sireeiy well as those struggling GOP candidates farther the wind, the federal deficit and Nicaragua and also have war chests for this purpose. could be given that any transac­ *12 - Non-raaldanta *18 Republicans hardly have a monopoly on all this Founded In 1881 tion would occur Manchester down the line? Easy, says Murphy. It’s Bush. defense spending don’t really count. They don’t ★★ ENROLL TODAY ★★ BASKET MAKING (L. Boly) Thura. 2/11-4/7 7-8 PM CNH8 lA Shop Hold on a minute, says Dick Bozzuto of care too much about Iowa or New Hampshire, scheming and stashing the cash for combat. Rep. PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Publliher A statement from Primerica A varlaly of batktl typat tuohIt at round, haart-ahapad.haart-ahapad, aquara-to-round, melon,mslon. and Watertown, a former state senator who is one of either. Issues aside, this is a game of survival at Jonathan Pelto of Mansfield, political director for OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor For additional Information or an application call 649-7731 sgg may ba mada. Dltlsiantiitlsrant typsatypaa of handlaa and waavat will ba axplorad. Limit 20. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor gave no other details. Rsaldsnt *14 Non-raaldsnt *17 Matartala axtra. three co-chairmen of Dole’s organization in this home for GOP incumbents in Hartford and a the state Democratic Party, assures us that he and or visit our school on February 11 during Open House, 649-5046 MARIE P. GR AD Y...... City Editor Headquartered in Mineapolis, S.A.T. PREPARATION a ij. Johnson) Mon 2/22-3/26 7-8 PM CHS Room 0 state. While acknowledging that Bush is the chance to increase the numbers there for a party his experts in high-tech are hard at work preparing ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aeedclete Editor between 9 AM and Noon. An opportunity. . . for Junlora and Sanlora to “bruah up’ lhair akllla In I P»»P4ipraparatlon lor favorite to win Connecticut’s presidential suffering from its minority status. for legislative campaigns. They have their targets, Minn., the Musicland Group is the thair 8.A T . taata. Tima wlH ba dfvldad batwaan praotloa for tha varbal and math taata. DENISE A ROBERTS...... AdverUelng Director nation’s largest specialty retailer Slater Helen Hart, CSJ, Principal Praotteaf taat-taklng Itohniquaa will ba praaantad and praotloa opportunltlaa will ba preference primary on March 29, Bozzuto says that GOP mechanics are thinking more about what too, and an enviable success record. MARK F ABRAITIS ...... Busineee Meneger of pre-recorded music and video providad. Limit 25. Raaldant *12 Non-raaMant *18 Matartala approx. *10. doesn’t necessarily make him the best gun for seats to target this fall. They are looking at But Republicans appear to be in better shape for SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoelng Meneger home entertainment products, a QUALITY EDUCATION! the presidential run. The question, again, is ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preeeroom Meneger CHS - Covantry High School CNHS - Capf. Nathan Hala School legislative candidates. Nor for the presidential Democrats who might be vulnerable — Democrats statement from Primerica said. nomination either, says Bozzuto. who won close ones in 1986. Examples; those who whether Bush or Dole can do the most good here. JEANNE G FROMERTH...... CIrculetlon Meneger I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. Teb. 8. ItM — II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb, 3, 19II8 TV Topics Puzzles

FOCUS ACROSS 8 Not rich Answar to Pravious Puula 9 6allava___ G| AlMl a I DlOl The Smothers Brothers are back 1 Swin* not 5 OvartiiMl 10 Lata than tan iilli A L A Nl 8 Sawing aid* 11 Look ovar □nClOQDDDIl DDB By Kathryn Baker between the brothers and a healthy dose of and Reiner is only seen in a group ihot alo|V Ifs time to shoot some myths about the taxman 12 Plaint Indian 19 Ona or more The Associated Press nostalgia, the reunion works pretty well. It with the rest of the former wilteri at the 13 Hola-in-ona 21 Kin of 60 relies largely on new material, not clips, conclusion of the show. 14 Of tha aar across Pat Paulsen is still running for president, As the April federal income-tax date nears, professional (CPA or lawyer) who will best be reformulated. The penalty is now 75 percent of Q I E L U D NEW YORK — It’s been 20 years since the probably because the brothers are hoping for 15 Evargraan traa 23 North of but he’s changed his pitch from dour, concern is mounting about the 1986 Tax Reform suited to counsel you on th law and its that portion of the underpayment attributable to 16 Thrica (praf.) NC □ D O EIDBB A V A “ Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour” proved big ratings that might lead to a new series. low-keyed pleading to hard-driving fW Act (TRA) — with fears about audits ieading the requirements. fraud, plus one-half of the Interest on the 17 Eugana S K N E R too hip for prime time and got canned by CBS They haven’t had much luck in that 24 Hawaiian pounding, chiding America for “ Mtchlng and list of worries. Many of you are actually panicking underpayment attributable to fraud. This is O'Naiirt timbar traa A N despite high ratings. department. ABC picked up “ Comedy Hour’’ about the uncertainties. MYTH: The new law has extended the period higher than in the past. daughtar 25 Emtrald _ The brothers are back on CBS tonight with a briefly a year after CBS dropped it, and NBC moaning” and offering a delightful rage during which an audit can be made. You should 18 8iblical word 20-year reunion show that reveals them just later tried a revival in the mid-1970s, but about the current crop of presidential It’s tim e to debunk the myths. Sylvia MYTH: The new law limits the taxpayer’s right 26 Ponca da _ save your personal tax records for at least 15 20 Unfruitful 27 _ gol □ D D □ □ □ as sassy as ever, even if there isn’t nearly as neither outing attracted the audience the candidates. Samples: MYTH: Because of the federai budget deficit years. to question or fight an audit. 22 Writar Shuta 29 Ruffian M 1 1 n | A □ □ much novelty in razzing the permissive ’80s controversial original had. — Dole: “ You want a pineapple for REALITY: You have many options in tax audit 24 Sklar Jtan 1 and new penalties imposed by the TRA, many Porter REALITY: While it’s always a good idea to keep 30 Tannis playar -1 ^ ■ f o l i as there was in protesting the explosive ’60s. In tonight’s show, Tom and Dick open with a president?” Clauda _ more of you wiil be audited on your 1987 returns records handy for as many years as possible, the situation, and the TRA has not hlndred them in any Arthur _ A T A n B k o L Back in 1967-69, CBS was not amused when sample of their dumb brother-smart brother — Dukakis: "Where’d he get that name, off than in previous years. IRS has three years from the time you file to make way. You can always ask the agent to specify the 28 Farmantad ala 31 Rajah't wifa the Smotherses put on anti-war activist folk routine, followed by a rendition “ Those Were the bottom of an eye chart?” 32 8ibllcal prophat REALITY: Your chances of an audit remain areas of your return which he is interested in 34 Man’s 43 Official 49 Strong cord an audit. While the three-year limit carries some 33 Qravtl ridgaa singer Pete Seeger and did a sketch that the Days,” supplied with new lyrics: Elsewhere in the nostalgia department, checking. You can also delegate your power of nicknama proclamation virtually unchanged from year to year, reports the exceptions, (for example, the IRS can call for a 36 Many 50 And others (2 ridiculed the clergy. In 1988, though, Tom and Glen Campbell sings a m ^ e y of tals hits, attorney to your lawyer or CPA to have your case 38 Hawaiian 44 Dummy (si.) tax staff of Matthew Bender & Co., and the reform six-year period of audit if it proves that a taxpayer 36 Exclamation of wds.) Dick are hard-pressed to com e up with “ We sort of miss the old conflict of interest, “ Wichita Lineman” and “ By the ’Hme 1 Get instrumant 45 Tamarisk salt act has not changed this fact. Only a small claims made by individuals who live abroad, and omitted at least 25 percent of his income), the professionally represnted. horror (2 wdt.) 51 Monkshood anything naughty. to Phoenix,” and is joined by gray-halred 39 Praoccupitd tree “When CBS wias like the KGB. percentage of returns are audited each year. In those who are self-employed. burden of proof is on the IRS. Also, don’t be too quick to accept an adjustment 37 Comta aftar 54 Do or _ “ Back in those days gone past, John Hartford for very nice, upbeat rendition during an audit. If an agent says he Intends to 40 Seals nota 46 Roofing 1986, only 2 percent of returns were audited. This The TRA has not altered the method of 4 1 ______a million 56 Harem “ You have not done one thing since we “ We didn’t kiss their ass, of "Gentle on My Mind.” Mason WlUiama MYTH: The TRA has reduced many penalties, propose an adjustment of an item by disallowing a 41 Ear (comb, material F was actually down from the 2.13 percent audited in identifying audit prospects. A computerized 42 Laathar whip started the show that’s responsible,” Dick “ Those were the days, plays “ Classical Gas.” Officer Judy (Bob along with many taxes. form) 47 Russian ruler apartment 1985. program called the DIF (Discriminate Function deduction, credit or exemption, you do not have to 44Dant scolds. “ Oh, yes, those were the days.” Einstein) is seen in a clip busting Liberace for System) is used to select most returns tagged for REALITY: Many penalties have been increased agree with him. You should tell him you need time 48 East Asian 1 2 3 4 1 9 1 0 11 playing the Minute Waltz — “ Do you know MYTH: Because of the new law, more IRS an audit. under the reform law, pursuing the IRS theory to think about it, or to get legal advice, then ask country “ I’m wearing a condom right now,” Tom 1 2 “ Comedy Hour” launched the careers of how fast you were playing?” examiners instead of computers will be looking for that more and harsher penalties will improve 62 Cornalia _ says defensively. him to move on to the next item. such big names as com ic Steve Martin and Still-perky Leigh French, the hippie home offenders than in the past. Prior to this year, MYTH: Because of the reform act, the IRS can taxpayer compliance. Penalties will be levied for: Skinntr “ It’s comments like that that got us kicked 1 5 director Rob Reiner. Both are billed as guest helper from the ’60s, offers tips on ’88s computers randomly selected potential offenders exercise its privileges by requesting any informa­ • Substantial understatement of tax (doubled MYTH: You can expect to see many agents 53 Oklahoma town off the air in the first place,” notes Dick. That " concerns like channeling and “ what to do and often missed a few. tion it pleases from a citizen being audited. during your audit. 55 Diractor was 20 years ago. stars in the special, though Martin makes a from 10 percent to 20 percent of tax 1 8 when you’re hipper than your kids.” REALITY: The chances are that your return REALITY: Your rights of privacy have (ital) REALITY: You will basically be working with Pramingar But thanks to durable comedic chemistry disappointingly brief, one-joke appearance. underpayment.) 57 Larga-mouthed has been scrutinized in the past — and you didn’t not (unital) been invaded by the 1986 Tax Reform • Failure to pay tax on time (doubled from .5 one agent. If your agent shows up with a partner, E pot even know it. There are certain "triggers” that Act. Listen closely to what is requested during an percent per month to 1 percent per month in there may be Uie possibility that the government ■■ 58 Graak lattars 2 4 2 6 2 $ 2 7 1 2 9 3 0 ^ increase your chances for gaining IRS attention. IRS audit. If you suspect that a request by the IRS certain situations.) suspects fraud, if this is so, break off the session 59 Raimbursed and set up a meeting with your attorney. * TV Tonight For 1987, triggers include abusive tax shelters, may violate your privacy, you should consult a tax In addition, the civil fraud penalty has been 60 Farmantad 3 2 3 3 13 4 drink fB1 Pipa fitting unit 3 6 1 3 6 late planet Dennis Quaid, Louis Gossett sonal assistant, leaving Allie alone to 62 Liontss in 5 :0 0 P M ®T) Wonderful World of Dis­ S3) M uy Especial Jr . Brion James 1985. Rated PG-13 (In handle the catering business. (Post­ [HBO] MOVIE: No Mercy- (CC) While "8orn Fraa" 3 7 ney: Ducking Disaster with Donald Duck Stereo) poned from an earlier date) Run from prenuptial pact Professor Ludwig von Drake is featured tracking down his partner's killer, a pol­ [USA] Airwolf (B j 03) Hooperman (CC) Harry prepares ice officer becomes entangled with a Inventing was the easy part DOWN (60 min.) himself for an encounter with a recently crime czar's mistress. Richard Gere, Kim (.3) PM Magazine Actress [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull 7 ;3 0 P M released convict who vowed to get re­ Basinger, Jeroen Krabbe. 1986. Rated DEAR ABBY: I read with interest the letter from Holly Hunter "Broadcast News", the 1 Mala parent 4 4 4 6 4 6 4 7 1 4 9 6 0 51 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The A viator' In 1928, venge on him. (In Stereo) R. (In Stereo) “ Parents of the Bride.” whose daughter had been an air-mail pilot and his teen-age pas­ M o u n ta in Dew soft drink ad campaign Bv Nancy Funk small, thin metal head with prongs that slide 2 How sweat _ (9 ) Morton Downey Jr. I Newt manipulated into signing a prenuptial agreement on 6 2 6 5 5 6 senger struggle to survive after their bi­ (.5.) C u rrent A ffa ir 1 1 : 0 0 P M The Associated Press neatly under the ring, stretch it and slide it off the 01) MOVIE: 'Annie Hall' A New York co­ her wedding eve. plane crashes in the mountains Christo­ C8J 02) Jeop ard y! (CC) ® (5® M-A-S-H person’s hand. 3 Departed pher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette. Jack median struggles with his on-again, off- Some years ago, I married a very wealthy man Dear Abby 5 7 5 9 (9 ) 08) Barney Miller again romance with a young woman. ® Simon (k Simon LANCASTER, Pa. — Dennis Mitterer couldn’t The process doesn’t ruin the ring — it just 4 Close falcon Warden. 1985. Rated PG who asked me to sign a prenuptial agreement. He ayes (11) INN News Winner of four Oscars, including Best 33) INN News Abigail Van Buren stretches it — and a jeweler can simply compress 6 0 6 2 5 :3 0 P M [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest Picture Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, said he “ couldn’t marry me unless I signed it. The sleep. He tossed in bed, thinking about prying a 5 Go swimming (16) Carson's Comedy Classics (39 Connecticut Beet ring from a woman’s swollen finger earlier that it back into place, Mitterer said. [HBO] Loser Take All Two teen-age Tony Roberts, 1977 agreement pot only protected hispremarital assets, 6 Cold cubes (20) M 'A 'S 'H (d® Leave It to Beaver After developing their own product and going boys are confronted with a character ( ^ ) 03) Year In the Life Joe's caught off day at his job at St. Joseph Hospital. 7 Desert rodent dd) News (Live) it prevented me from sharing in any income he through all the stages involved in patenting and challenge and learn that life s true vic­ (30' Yahtzee guard when he runs into Alice four earned during our marriage, stipulating what I “ I kept thinking there’s got to be a better way to tors are not always vjinners (4pl Hollywood Squares months after their breakup; David be­ (d® Motorweek A road test of the re­ do this,” said Mitterer, 26, a paramedic at St. marketing it, the pair decided to set up a friends a mistreated, retarded co­ vamped Cadillac Eldorado: a preview of would receive should we be divorced — and 6 :0 0 P M C3J C8) 001 News 07 ) World of Survival (R) ilA Joseph and a business administration student at company to do legwork and research for other worker (60 min.) (In Stereo) Toyota's MR2: responding to a recalt guaranteed me only a pittance in his will. ® Three's Company 01) Family Ties Elizabethtown College. Inventors. (2D The Red Baron The life of German notice. (R) I hated the agreement, but I loved the man, so I d D Magnum, P.l. [CNN] Crossfire fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen, d® Soap The ring had to be cut and stretched from the The two are looking for a company to more commonly known as the Red signed it — against the advice of an attorney. I was party should retain his or her own attorney. CELEBRITY CIPHER QD W ebster 7 :3 5 P M [DiS] Mouseterpiece Theater ® PELICULA: 'El Eeperado Amor 0»- woman’s hand, virtually ruining the family manufacture their own product, but are quickly Celebrity Cipher cryplogramt are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Baron (60 min.) sesperado' Dos hermanas solteronee convinced that I was marrying a fair and generous Eech letter In the cipher stands for another Today's ctue: W equals R S3) Kojak heirloom. learning that finding the right company is no 8 :0 0 P M (3) Law and Harry McGraw 01) La Indomable que viven en un pueblo de provincias, un man, and felt confident that after we were married, DEAR ABBY: Recently a friend and business (?3) A-Team Harry thinks he's rescuing Ellie from fin There was no instrument to remove the ring, easy task. 07) American Playhouse: The Return of die se convierten en madras de una nine. he would trash the document. associate talked me into buying a $200 health food 'CQCWL MXGC NK NWMXOM d D News (Live) ancial ruin (60 min ) Sonie Furio, Maria Teresa Rives. although the woman’s problem is not uncommon Hickey (CC) (60 min.) I was wrong. After many years of marriage, he weight-loss package that we were to divide equally, Manufacturing the product for distribution is a d4) Doctor Who (5 ) MOVIE: 'What Waits Below' A U S ® S C T V — and Mitterer had to use pliers and other [CNN] Larry King Live refused to alter or destroy the agreement, all the each paying $100. matter of finding a company that can affordably UXCO, ENWM Al MTC QXOXAK dD TJ. Hooker Army unit and a group of scientists must clumsy equipment. fight for their lives against a lost under [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Fourth W ish' A father of a l®3) Three's Company while proclaiming his great love for me. He gave me I really had no need for this package, but she assemble It, Mitterer said, adding that a 03) 01) Family Ties leukemia-stricken boy tries to enrich his That sleepless night led to Mitterer’s and ground civilization which was discov­ [C N N ] Moneylins a modest allowance for my personal needs. I bought talked me into it. I made the purchase and sent her company that had been interested in the product Al GNKJXKU ENOOCO HXMT St) Reporter 41 ered miles below the earth Robert Pow son's last days Robert Betties, John [D IS] Misting Advsnturae of Ozzle and partner D. Richard Delgiorno’s invention of a Meillon 1976. most of my clothes and even my new car with my half the contents. (She lives in another town). decided it was too expensive to produce. MacNoil / Lehrer Newshour ell. Lisa Blount, Timothy Bottoms 1984 Harriet [ESPN] College Basketball: Pittsburgh earnings. (Yes, I continued to work after my When I received no check from her for her half. I product, plus the formation of a business TXG.’ — IWNKJSXK UCSNKA [C N N ] Showbiz Today [ 8 I (40) Perfect Strangers (CC) The gang [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America But the young entrepreneurs say it’s only a must produce an order for 2,000 of at St. John's (2 hrs.) (Live) telephoned her to find out if she received the DMRD Ideas, which was founded in August. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Radio Daya' Woody Al­ marriage — I was afraid to quit because I felt [DIS] MOVIE: 'Misty' An orphaned Balki's special cream puffs during a 48 [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Postman Always package. She said she had, but decided not to use ” We just sat down and thought it out,” he said. matter of time until they are successful in their WAAOCQC8M. brother and sister try to tame a wild len's affectionate homage to the influ­ financially Insecure.) hour period Rings Twice' A passionate affair be­ ence of radio on its listeners during the any of the vitamins or anything else in the package. The nrnHiirt looks similar to pliers but has a search. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Government in the U S. today is a senior partner pony for a big race David Ladd, Arthur tween an aimless drifter and a bored When I finally caught him with another woman (I O'Connell. Pam Smith 1961 (9) Evening Magazine Actress Holly 1930s and 40s Mia Farrow. Olenna A month went by and she did not return the In every business in the country” — Norman Cousins, Hunter ( "Broadcast News' ) young housewife leads to murder. Jack Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. (In later learned there had been ma ny), I had the choice [ESPN] SportsLook Nicholson, Jessica Lange. John Colicos. Stereo) of putting up with his philandering, or I could leave package to me. What should I do? If I weren’t 01) Hill Street Blues 1981 Rated R. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common’ [USA] Airwolf empty-handed. associated with her in business, I might handle it (CC) An ad executive begins to develop a Cf5 Columbo [USA] Torch of Champions A preview of I chose to leave while I was still able to support differently, but I’m afraid to rock the boat. better understanding^of himself and his 120' MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted Broad the 1986 Winter Olympics in Calgary, 1 1:30PM ® $3) Lute Show From way playwright is so desperate for a box myself — rather than having him dump me in my Now what? ‘S o ... you keep your money’ parents after theydecidetoendtheir34- Canada, plus a look at past, present and June 1987. Actor Ed O’NelM ("Merried- year marriage Tom Hanks. Jackie Glea­ office hit that he resorts to murder Mi future stars (2 hrs.) ...With Children"), singer Regina Balta, old age. I got exactly what the prenuptial agreement HOLDING THE BAG son, Eva Mane Saint 1986 Rated PG chael Came. Christopher Reeve, Dyan and the Nylons with host Arsenlo Hall. stated — except that due to inflation, my pittance of [M A X ] MOVIE: The Thief Who Came to Cannon 1982 9 :3 0 P M (0D Frank's Place Frank Par­ (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) DEAR MR. ROSS: It’s 3:30 a.m. and I can’t sleep. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Dinner' A computer analyst moonlights rish hires a consultant to improve busi­ alimony barely pays for my birdseed. DEAR HOLDING; Write this loss off as tuition in (2?) 0 0 ' Highway to Heaven (CC) Mark s ness at the Chez. (S) 09) NIghtllne (CC). I don’t know if my pride is hurt or maybe I’m just by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee as a sophisticated jewel thief v^ho sets the school of experience. And in the future, do not friendship with a former police partner 03) Honeymoonars My advice to any woman who is asked to sign a mad. Sometime ago I wrote you of the plight of a his sights on Houston's rich and famous IS threatened when the officer asks Mark C8 ) 03) Slap M axwell Story (CC) Slap prenuptial agreement is to run as fast as she can allow yourself to be so easily “ talked into” Unscramble these four Jumbles, Ryan O'Neal, Jacqueline Bisset, Warren to he about a racist crime (60 mm ) (In finds old memories and love in his home­ 0D Clasaified Eighteen Offers informa­ minister that lived near me. one letter to each square, to form town, while Judy and Charlie's relation- tion on the latest employment opportun­ 3 Oates 1973 Rated PG Stereo) from the stingy bum. anything. Thanks four ordinary words. You ignored my letter. Then I read the letter the [U SA] Cartoons (24 0 7 ' Discover: The W orld of Science • ship grows. (In Stereo) ities in the Connecticut area. Women, everywhere, should refuse to sign them. lady wrote asking for a new robe for her minister, (CC) Topics include the annual M l T 0 3 Odd Couple (09) Adderly Adderly works out the kinks A well-known divorce lawyer once said: “ Prenup­ DEAR ABBY: I work in an office consisting A Milfion 6 :3 0 P M (d. Family Ties engineering competition, this year a in his latest creation, an espionage equi­ and you readily sent her money. PLITO 1 0 :0 0 P M ® Smothers Brothers Co­ tial agreements serve only to deny a woman the mostly of women. Yesterday the question arose of C3D ® ABC News (CC) "King of the Mountain” contest; a valent of the Monopoly board game. (70 My God, Mr. Ross, the minister I wrote you about speech device that shows its user how to medy Hour 20th Reunion Tom and Dick whether or not panties should be worn with P e rc y R o ss dD Jeffersons min.) (R) rights she has under the law. to property hardly had food for his family! How could you? I : n ' ' J 1 shape words, robot vision. (60 min.) Smothers are joined by guests Steve accumulated during her marriage. I have never pantyhose. d2) ® NBC News (CC) Martin, Rob Reiner, Pat Paulsen, Glen (g) (39) Tonight Show (In Stereo) didn’t ask for anything for myself, although, I 0 | l MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Johnson' A 19th- Campbell, and Bob Einstein. (60 min ) There are 10 women in the office: five said yes. dD Nightly Business Report (g ) Racing From Plalnsfield seen a marriage work that required a prenuptial deserved it as much as some you’ve given to. century adventurer abandons civiliza­ ® ® (5® Nowi five said no. Should we or shouldn’t we? 1 03) Bosom Buddies tion for life in the Rocky Mountain wild­ (33 Hogan's Heroes agreement.” I simply wanted you to do something for a NOFET ® ® Dynasty (CC) Alexis attempts to SECRET-TERRY ($$ Noticiero Univision erness Robert Redford, W ill Geer, 07) News (CC). SCREWED minister that had to give up his church and move to Stefan Gierasch 1972 manipulate Leslie after finding evidence v J L v 0D Love Connection of Leslie's rendezvous witli Sean (60 [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred IN SAN FRANCISCO another town so his wife could get a better job. from the amount it takes. Thanks very much for 0D Quinceanera Hickman, Nick Charles. [C N N ] Inside Politics '68 min ) DEAR SECRET: Pantyhose come with “ built-in” your time. MOVIE; '1010' The U S and Russia [DIS] MOVIEt The Spanish Main* A So, Mr. Ross, you keep your money. But it’s in the 01) 0 3 Kojak DEAR SCREWED; Whatever happened to panties, and are customarily laundred after each [ESPN] NBA Today team up to investigate a failed mission swashbuckling 17th-century pirate res­ Bible, and I quote; ‘It’s easier for a camel to go K.M. LOWLEY^” A &UY SLAPPEP d3 03 St. Elsewhere (CC) Morrison “ equal rights” ? Prenuptial agreements can benefit wearing, so panties with pantyhose are. in my 7:00PM C0) CBS News (CC) to Jupiter Roy Scheider, John Lithgow. cues a beautiful girl from the clutches of through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to TUSCALOOSA, ALA. H IM ON .THB BACK Helep Mirren 1984 must tell a patient that she has Hunting­ a villainous nobleman. Maureen O'Hara, (and/or protect) women as well as men. But each opinion, redundant and non-es.sential. Ladies? d D News don s disease; the Craigs begin having get into Heaven.’ __ ANC? THEN ASKEP [CNN] PrimeNews Paul Henreid, Walter Slezak. 1046. DEAR K.: I don’t mean to sound like Mr. Rogers, H IM T H I® . d D d D Wheel of Fortune (CC) second thoughts about their impending This is one letter I know you’ll never [D IS ] Edison Twins divorce (60 min.) (Postponed from an [ESPN] SporteCenter but you may as well know the correct name. ’One of dD $100,000 Pyramid acknowledge. those things you wear in your bra’ is called a GOULEY [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Spies Like Us' (CC) Two earlier date) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Atwut Laat N ight./ MRS. T. W., / k/ ^ Now arrange the circled letters to (ft) Cheers Part 3 of 3 eccentric government workers find Opening Day at the Connecticut (CC) A pair of young people struggle to prosthetic breast. form a lasting relationship after an ini­ DAVENPORT, IOWA form the surprise answer, as sug­ •. (13) Best of Saturday Night themselves embroiled m international State Legislature The check I’m sending your mom will buy her just gested by the above cartooQ. espionage when they enter a spy- tial one-night stand. Rob Lowe. Demi □z d3) M*A-S*H 0 3 Honeymooners Speech therapy valuable Moore, James Belushl. 1986. Rated R. training program Dan Aykroyd, Chevy that. Thanks for being such a good kid and looking MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour 01) Noticiero Univlsion (In Stereo) DEAR MRS. W.; Not only will I acknowledge your out for your mom. Chase. Donna Dixon 1985. Rated PG. letter privately (which I’ve done), but I’m also MOVIE: '2001: A Space Odyssey' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Crystal l-[eart' A young 0Z) Peter, Paul and Mary in Central 1 1 : 3 5 P M C3D Entertainment Tonight DEAR DR. GOTT; You had a letter from the son Two astronauts on a voyage to Jupiter America: Heartstrings of a man who had suffered a stroke and was having doing so publicly. (Answers tomorrow) man restricted to a germ-free environ­ Interviews: actor Tom Cruise (Part 1 of DEAR MR. ROSS: Would you be interested in a encounter problems with their compu­ ment due to an inadequate immune sys­ (3D Star Trek 2) ; Sidney Poitier. (in Stereo) trouble swallowing. As a speech/language patholo­ Because of that minister I helped with a couple of Jumbles: LYING PRIOR t e m p ER DEPUTY ter, HAL Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood. tem falls in love w ith d beautiful rock future locksmith that’s willing to make a start for Yesterday’s [CNN] CNN News 1 2 : 0 0 A M dD Hit squad gist, I wish you had recommended speech therapy -Dr. G ott new pastoral robes, and the countless thousands of himself and his family — if just given a chance? Answer: He didn’t speak to his wi*? for a whole week William Sylvester 1968 singer Lee Curreri. Tawny Kitaen. Lloyd because he didn’t want lo oc this— 03) 03) Win, Lose or Draw Bochner 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [HBO] Hitchhiker A young man's plans dD Entertainment Tonight Interviews: for this gentleman. A swallowing problem can be others with their own individual needs I’m not going . As of now I’m in a drug program. Three months INTERRUPT to live off his future wife's money go actor Tom Cruise (Part 1 of 2); Sidney [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) dangerous. One should seek the clinical expertise of Peter Gott, M.D. to be a rich man when (and if) I enter heaven. ago I decided that if I didn’t make a move — things 03) Cheers awry when he meets her attractive step­ Poitier. a speech/language pathologist who is trained in the So, seeing as we’ll both probably die broke, let's would never change unless I changed them. I 0D Rosa Salvaje 8 ;3 0 P M (Tl@Q) Head of the Class (CC) daughter, 03) Star Trek •n d h iftd lln a . h o m JumW *. efo th is B#w8p8p#f, P.0, Box 43SS, Ofl8i>do, PL *2SOa-4 Nightly Business Report On the first Parents' Day event, Eric s [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stand By Me* (CC) Four function of the oral musculature. just say I’ll see you upstairs and we can chat about it enrolled in a locksmith course and am a ^ u t to Ineludo yowr nam«, Mldra** and tip coda and mafca your cKack payabla to NawapaporBoekt. 0 3 Freedom From Fat 0D Three's Company inebriated father and Maria's promis young boys face a journey of self- then. graduate. cuous mother create quite a scene discovery when they attempt to locate 0 3 Police Story [C N N ] Moneyline DEAR READER: Thank you for reminding me of Problem: I must repay the loan of $2,600 for my (^} Entertainment Tonight Interviews, the body of a boy hit by a train. Wil 0 3 Alfred Hitchcock Presents [ESPN] Collage Basketball: Georgia the valuable services offered by speech therapists. DEAR MR. ROSS: My mom is the best mom there actor Tom Cruise (Part 1 of 2); Sidney Wheaton, River Phoenix. Corey Feld­ 09) Newlywed Game schooling. However, I’m not asking for this amount. Tech at Duke (2 hrs ) (Live) Poitier. man. 1986. Rated R, Indeed, a speech/language pathologist is an is. she does all her housework plus helps lots of sick [CNN] Newsnlght My request: $115 to get my license. Once I’m [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Enemy Mine' (CC) A [D IS] Danger Bay (CC). 1 0 :3 0 P M d® Alfrsd Hitc)icocl< important member of the stroke-rehabilitation body to get rid of thorns, splinters and other sharp people. She sits with them, cooks for them, takes licensed, I will be able to go out on my own and get a space pilot and his half-human, half- [ESPN] Countdown to Calgary team. I must admit that I (perhaps incorrectly) objects that pierce the skin and become embedded them to the store and pays their bills. reptilian enemy must put aside their dif­ 9 :0 0 P M 3 j Kate & Allie (CC) Broad- d® INN News [U SA] Dragnet decent job. way" Joe Namath hires Kate as his per­ assumed that the man in question had speech in the deeper tissues. The real mystery, it seems to Last year she had surgery. They removed one of MR. J.B. Astrograph ferences in order to survive on a deso­ d ® Odd Couple therapy as part of his recovery. me, is the circumstance under which your sister her breasts. Since then mom can’t work regular and BRONX, N.Y. 9 failed to perceive the original entry of the needle. can’t save money to buy one of those things you wear DEAR DR. GOTT: My sister got tired, had sore in your bra, so sne li look nice, oheaiat, want DEAR MR. B.: I like your atUtude: ‘If I don’t get in harmony now regarding a family issue EARTH-SHATTERING SUSPENSE! legs for a few days and then got a swelling. She laid DEAR DR. GOTT: A blood clot closed the large vein to go anywhere in public because she’s it from Percy, I’ll do it another way.’ of a confidential nature, the time Is ripe pieces of bacon on it, like a poultice. After a few in one leg years ago. I have had bouts of ulcerations embarrassed. Well, this is one instance where you’re not going to to take collective action. days, there was a little something hard showing. on my foot, but they would eventually heal with rest Would you please send $200 so I can buy her one? I be left outside a locked door, without a key... $115 is CANCER (June 21-July 22) A decision The doctor came over (they still make house calls In and treatment. However, for more than a year, I have saved $6, but as you can see, that’ s a long way on the way. ^ r t h d a y you may have to make today should not Europe, where she lives) and pulled out a needle. have not been able to heal my foot. My doctors shake be *^ased solely on its material aspects. There are other factors to be consid­ My sister has no Idea how it got in her leg or when. their heads in frustration. I’m becoming an invalid, Fab. 4,1988 ered that are equally important. My mother always said that needles can “ migrate” and I don’t like it. Your material aspects look quite en­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It looks like the In the body. Can you shed some light on this couraging (or the year ahead. There are means will be available soon to make It B O iD mystery? DEAR READER: You seem to be describing a Indications tfiWsiou will add to your possible lor you to gel something varicose ulcer, the persistent skin sore that can worldly goods through circumstances you've been wanting, but considered a DEAR READER: There are reported cases of develop as a consequence of poor circulation from that are a bit mysterious. luxury. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Others will The mysteries of 2001 are re­ needles migrating from one part of the body to varicose veins. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be p o e ti­ cal, prudent and logical In your opm- be supportive of your proposals today, vealed w/ith the ghostly another; so do buiiets and other fragments of For most patients, these ulcers can be healed by a merclal affairs today, but also give ^e - but their endorsement might not be en­ foreign material. Many of these cases are medical combination of leg elevation, elastic stockings, an dence to your hunches and Intuitive during. Act while they are In your • return of Commander curiosities. However, metal objects do move within Unna’s paste boot (gelatin, glycerin and zinc oxide Insights. All are constructive. Get a corner. Dave Bowman. the body, and doctors must keep this in mind. wrapped with a bandage), antibiotic cream and jump on life by understanding the Influ­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today’s activ­ With respect to your sister’s, it’s more iikely that patience. Sometimes, however, vein-stripping and ences which are governing you In the ities that are of a sensitive or secretive -• Keir Dullea, Roy the needle penetrated the skin and then, sometime year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph nature should be restricted to yourself skin grafts are required in difficult cases. Ask for a predictions today. Mall $1 to Astro- and people directly Involved. Keep ev­ ■ Scheider and later, was expelled. This is a common way for the referral to a vascular surgeon. Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box eryone else guessing. John Lithgow star tlis 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A close Medication may halt cartilage breakdown sure to state your zodiac sign. Irlend may tell you something in confi­ as the odyssey PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Discuss dence today. This person will leave It up I unfolds. ATLANTA (AP) - A new material that covers the ends of Rainbow SupplieM Irhpotlant matters with your mate to­ to your discretion as to whether others medication has been discovered bone and acts as a shock FREE day. He/she may be able to give you a in your Intimate circle should also be by researchers that may eventu­ absorber. In initial laboratory Blood Pressure fresh point of view that will help you told. ally prevent the damage done by tests, an experimental substance make a more sensible decision. 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) Sub­ osteoarthritis, according to Ar­ known as arteparon successfully CLINIC - BY NURSE ARNES (March 21-April 19) Speak up tle advantages that have an effect on EVERY THURSDAY today If you feel recognition or other re­ your financial position can be gained at fA thritis Today. reduced cartilage breakdown in wards are due you lor work or services this time through use of Imaginative It says the medication was animals 5-9 you've recently performed. They will be methods. found by researchers in Miami. Although at least several more ^ BEST SELECTION OF VALENTINES BALLOONS & BOUQUETS acknowledged. CAPRICORN (Dm :. 22-Jan. 19) Take a LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY Fla. years of study is needed, the ^ TUXEDO DELIVERY ^ 3RDER EARLY LIGHT HEARTED GIFTS TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There Is long-range view of matters today where PARKAOE HEALTH ind something special about your demean­ your self-interests are concerned. It's The chief characteristics of magazine says the drug offers NUTRITION CENTER osteoarthritis, the most common some hope for eventually reduc­ or today that others will find very pleas­ time to start formulating plans and ar­ PARKADE . 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE 135 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER ing. It will help you stand out In a group. rangements that have tomorrow In form of arthritis, is the break­ ing the effects of osteoarthritis in QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It everyone Is mind. down of cartilage, the clastic humans. I

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1988 — 1$

It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegday, Feb. 3. 19M Obituaries Budget at a glance O’Neill 'keeps commitments’ FOOD W. Howard Baldwin Here is a look at Gov. Revenues Continued from page 1 Republican state representative Among the issues to be debated William A. O’Nelirs proposed died last week. this year; W. Howard Baldwin, 79, of ■ Sales and Use Tax: $2.3 questions, but they’llalso grapple Both chambers will still be ■ construction safety, includ­ Largo, Fla., died Wednesday. He $6.32 billion budget for fiscal 1988-89 budget. billion with an array of other issues. under the overwhelming domina­ ing a moratorium on the lift-slab was the husband of Madeline ■ Corporate Tax: $842 By Tuesday afternoon, 443 bills tion of Democrats; the House construction method, which was Baldwin. Expenditures million had been filed. That number was breakdown is 91 Democrats, 56 being used when a Bridgeport He was a physician serving his ■ Education; $1.68 billion ■ Capital Gains, Dividends likely to at least quadrupleduring Republicans; the Senate is 25 apartment complex under con­ residency in Hartford and prac­ ■ Educational Excellence and Interest Tax: $390 million the course of the session, which Democrats and 11 Republicans. struction collapsed last year. ticed in Manchester as a general Trust Fund (to help Improve ■ Utility Company Taxes; ends May 4. When O’Neill, a Democrat, ■ limits on the amount of practioner while living in town local teacher’s salaries); $207 $255 million Throughout it all, legislators delivers his budget address, he money a legislative candidate from 1952 to 1977. million ■ Special Revenue; $292 will be working with the knowl­ says his theme will be one of could accept from a political Besides his wife, he is survived ■ Special Transportation million edge that they all face re-election keeping commitments made over action committee. by a son. William H. Baldwin Jr. Fund: $536.7 million ■ Federal Grants: $644 this fall. Unfortunately for them, the last couple of years. ■ revamping the formula used of Bellmore, N.Y.; two daugh­ ■ Welfare: $1.35 billion million this year the state doesn’t have The budget is broken down into to distribute state money to local ters, Madeline Olson of Lilbum. ■ Health and Hospitals; $683 ■ Cigarettes and Alcohol the kind of money it’s had in three parts: the General Fund, schools. Ga.; and Peggy Vincent of Largo, million Taxes; $123 million recent years to throw around. which is essentially everything ■ property tax relief, specifi­ Fla.; a brother, Robert Baldwin ■ General Government; ■ Licenses, Permits, Fees: Last year, for example, the but transportation; the Transpor­ cally help to those towns undergo­ usy schedules often leave us with little time of Langdon, N.D.; a sister, $359 million $124 million state had a surplus of $365 million. tation Fund, which covers the ing revaluation where the burden during the week to spoil ourselves. But when Isabelle Hobb of Palm Springs, ■ Corrections; $295 million ■ Inheritance Tax: $183 This year, it’s expecting only a $1 Department of Transportation; is shifting from commercial to Calif.; and six grandchildren. ■ Judicial; $120.4 million million million surplus; and, for 1988-89, and the Educational Excellence residential property owners. Bthe weekend rolls around, the time is right for The funeral was held Saturday ■ Regulation and Protec­ ■ Insurance Companies some budget officials are predict­ Fund, created two years ago to ■ a bill making it clear that a little indulgence. at Serenity Gardens Funeral tion; $182 million Tax: $170 million ing a massive deficit. help increase teacher salaries. state law does not recognize Home, Largo, Fla. ■ Conservation and Devel­ ■ Other Taxes and Re­ The 1988 session opens with the The short session is supposed to surrogate mother contracts. opment: $61.7 million venues: $334 million House a few members short. be limited to considering bills ■ a bill requiring that any Since you’re probably one of the millions of choco­ Pvt. Donald Crawford Jr. a Legislative; $31 million ■ Gasoline Tax, Motor Vehi­ Several lawmakers won election that deal with the budget. But merger or takeover proposal that WEEKEND late lovers across the country, why not start the cle Fees and Federal Funds: The funeral for Pvt. Donald R. ■ M isce lla n e o u s: $884 to higher office last fall, and not numerous other bills that have was rejected by a company’s weekend right by making one of these sinfully deli­ Crawford Jr.. 23, of 36Hamlin St., million $555 million all of the special elections have nothing to do with the budget have board of directors could not be who died Saturday in Kentucky In been held. In addition, one already been filed or soon will be. repeated for five years. CH CXrO LATE cious treats from scratch? They feature the all-natural an automobile accident, is 10:30 goodness of unsweetened cocoa and sweetened a.m. Friday at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. condensed milk. Burial will be in East Cemetery. $9.5 million tax break plan for mall revealed Calling hours are from 7 to 9p.m. A batch of freshly baked Fudgy Mocha Brownies With Thursday. Continued from page 1 answer questions. 890,000 square feet. Revenue from real estate taxes costs, from 1990 to 1999 would Memorial donations may be Penny and O’Brien were hired Finhl site plans for the mall on the mall alone is estimated by total $10,030,528. l i t r e s A Crust is the answer to a chocolate lover’s dreams. made to the Shriners Childrens effect when 50 percent of the mall by the town to help negotiate the approved by the town call for a the Finance Department from A second analysis performed They’re scrumptiously delicious and feature a Fudgy Hospital. 516 Carew St.. Spring- project is finished and two of the agreement. leaseable area of 785,000. fiscal year 1988-89 to fiscal year through statistical methods, as­ field. Mass. 01104. mall’s anchor stores are open. Penny told the Board of Direc­ LeDuc said that any additional 1998-99 at $5,377,892 with the tax suming certain fixed costs would Mocha Frosting that will melt in your mouth. Poly­ The cost and revenue projections tors that an agreement between improvements required by the abatement and $14,877,892 with­ remain the same, projected ser­ nesian Chocolate Crepes are the perfect after-dinner out the abatement. Revenue on vice costs of $19,520,262 for all Gladys Gosselin are based on 6 percent annual the two parties has not been larger mall would be paid for by dessert or a sweet ending to a Sunday brunch. Filled Gladys (Carter) Gosselin. 92. inflation, with mall construction concluded, but the basic terms of Homart. taxes of personal property for the services from 1989-90 to 1998-99. starting in 1988 and a completion it will probably remain un­ Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said mall alone would be the same Revenues were estimated at with a luscious pineapple cream filling, these delicate formerly of Juniper Hills Village, $43,542,762, resulting in a gain to Storrs, and Bolton, died Sunday date of 1991. changed. Asked by Director the cost of the road and utilities with or without the abatement, chocolate crepes are topped with a warm fudge sauce, at a local convalescent home. She About 100 people filled the Ronald Osella whether it would improvements could be more $4,994,377. the town of $24,022,550. Lincoln Center hearing room to be possible to negotiate a tax than $15 million. The most optimistic cost and In a third analysis in which flavored with a hint of orange. was the widow of Rena "Ray” fixed costs were not deducted, the Gosselin. listen to the terms of the proposed abatement lower than $9.5 mil­ Director Barbara B. Weinberg revenue analysis performed by ShewasborninSterling. Mass., agreement between the town and lion. Penny replied, "To change asked whether the tax abatement the town was based on interviews cost of services was estimated at Cheesecake fens will swoon over Chocolate Cheese­ and lived in Bolton for 28 years the developer, the Homart Devel­ either the tax laenefit number or should be allowed to remain in with department heads to deter­ $27,769,020 and revenues were before moving to Storrs. She was opment Co. of Chicago. Attorney the fixed assessment number effect if Homart sells the mall at a mine approximate costs of in­ projected at $43,542,762. The town cake. This cake is incredibly rich and creamy and a former member of the Man­ Stephen T. Penny, a former town would be very difficult at this substantial profit. Penny said creased services. According to would gain $15,773,742. The writ­ features a crunchy chocolate crumb crust. director, and Kevin O’Brien, a time.” that the town would have to that analysis, road maintenance ten statement including these chester Police Auxiliary, a past figures said that “this method president of the American Auxil­ former town attorney, summar­ LeDuc .said that the town’s cost determine what a reasonable from the time the mall opened to iary and was the past president of ized the agreement. Joe LeDuc. and revenue projections are return would be on the mail if it 1999 would total $473,202. Police significantly overstates costs and Remember, when the weekend rolls around and you’ve the Don Eagle Pro-Wrestler Fan senior development director for based on plans to build a mall were to make some kind of service from 1993 to 1999 would is presented as a worst-case had a tough week, RELAX. You deserve it. Then with a total leasable area of restriction on the tax abatement. total $2,610,396, and educational scenario.” Club. Homart. was also on hand to reward yourself with one of these extra chocolaty She is survived by a son. C. Roger Abbot of Saco. Maine; five treats. grandchildren; and a close friend. Verna Rufini of Bolton. NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE CODE-A-PHONE She was predeceased by a daugh­ BIG DURING OUR GIGANTIC ter, Constance Schwab. ANSWERING The funeral is 11 a m. Friday at STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE MACHINE the John F. Tierney Funeral At fii ONLY AT.. JVL SIEFFERT'S! Home. 219 W. Center St, Memorial donations may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice. Cassiopeia Schllchting Cassiopeia Fawn-Marie Schllchting. 3 months old. daugh­ ter of Belhany Schllchting. died POLYNESIAN Tuesday at Manchester Memor­ y ial Hospital. CHOCOLATE CREPES She was born Oct. 3 in Makes 16 to 18 crepes Manchester. ULTRASONIC Besides her mother, she is HUMIDIFIER survived by her maternal grand­ Pineapple Cream Filling mother. Linda Schlichting of 3 eggs Manchester; her paternal grand­ itfi 3/4 cup water father, Robert Mayer-Stone of 1/2 cup light cream or half-and-half Elmwood; her maternal great­ 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour grandfather. Arthur Van Gas- 3 tabl^poons unsweetened cocoa beck of Margo, Fla., and her maternal great-great­ I • 2 tablespoons sugar grandfather, Chauncey Stone in 1/8 teaspoon salt Massachusetts: an aunt, Tanya 3 tabl^poons butter or margarine, melted and cooled Fawn Schlichting of East Hart­ Orange Fbdge Tbpping ford: a great-aunt and a great- CHOCOLATE uncle. FUDGY Prepare Pineapple Cream Filling; chill. In blender container or food The funeral is 11 a m. Thursday CHEESECAKE processor, combine eggs, water and cream; blend 10 seconds. Add flour, at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 a l SIEFFE«;® FBEpsERVice MOCHA BROWNIES cocoa, sugar, salt and butter; blend until smooth. Let stand at room E. Center St. Burial is at the temperature 30 minutes. Spray 6-inch crepe pan lightly with vegetable convenience of the family. Cal­ scon’ AT cooking spray; heat over medium heat. For each crepe, pour 2 to 3 f r e e h o o k - u p WITH A CRUST ling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. STEREO RECIEVER r a n g e Makes 36 brownies Makes one 9-inch cheesecake tablespoons batter in pan; lift and tilt pan to spread the batter. Return today. to heat; cook until surface begins to dry. Loosen crepe around edges; 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour, divided turn and lightly cook other side. Invert pan over wax paper; remove Card of Thanks 1/4 cup sugar Chocolate Crumb Crust crepe. Repeat with remaining batter. Spoon about 1 /4 cup Tilling onto We wish to express our sincere 112 cup cold butter or nuu^garine 1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted each crepe; roll up. Place seam-side down on serving plate. Serve with gratitude for the outpour of sym­ DOOR 1 (14^unce) can sweetened condensed milk 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa Orange Fudge Tbpping. pathy, kindness, and supportive (NOT evaporated milk) 3 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, softened help shown to us during the illness ^ O C K A 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa 1 U4-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk and death of our husband, father i c x s GENERAL GENERAL THUER 1 egg (NOT evaporated milk) and grandfather, Alexander "Al” 'v . ^ 8 i 2 tablespoons coffee-flavored liqueur or 1 teaspoon instant 4 eggs Pineapple Cream Filling Gates. ELECTRIC [ g ^ i ^ f o i s c ELECTRIC coffee dissolved in 1 tablespoon hot water 1 tablespoon vanilla extract Eleanor Gates and Family ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk DRYER WASHER 1/2 teaspoon baking powder Prepare Chocolate Crumb Crust; set aside. Preheat oven to 300°. Com­ (NOT evaporated milk) bine butter and cocoa, stirring until smooth; set aside. In larger mixer 1 (15-1/4-ounce) can crushed pineapple in juice, well drained • LARGE ©fNERAl 3/4 cup chopped nuts Police to get • 18 lb. Pudgy Mocha Frosting bowl, beat cream cheese until fluffy. Add cocoa mixture; beat well. 1 teaspoon grated orange rind CAPACITY CAPACITYACITY Q Gradually beat in sweetened condensed milk until smooth. Add eggs 1/4 cup orange Juke raise, holiday Preheat oven to 350°. In medium bowl, combine 1 cup flour and sugar; and vanilla; beat well. Pour into prepared pan. Bake 1 hour and 5 3 tablespoons bottled lemon juke cut in butter until crumbly. Press mixture firmly on bottom of 13x9- minutes or until set (center will be soft). Cool. Chill thoroughly. Gar­ 1 cup (1/2 pint) whipping cream, whipped Continued from page 1 inch baking pan. Bake 15 minutes. Meanwhile, in large mixer bowl, nish as desired. Refrigerate leftovers. 29^ combine sweetened condensed milk, cocoa, egg, remaining 1/4 cup In medium bowl, combine all ingredients except whipped cream; mix there was an agreement that the ^niRED. flour, liqueur, vanilla and baking powder; mix well. Stir in nuts. Spread well. Cover; chill at least 2 hours. Just before serving, fold in whipped town would supply the officers f/' DiUlXEI evenly over prepared crust. Bake 15 minutes or until center is set. Cool. cream. Makes about 4 cups. with more secure holsters for the new semi-automatic weapons Spread with Pudgy Mocha Frosting. Cut into squares. Store tightly that have replaced the revolver. GENERAL covered at room temperature. Chocolate Crumb Crust ‘I believe there will be no GENERAL M?9| problem in getting (ratification ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 1-1/2 cups vanilla wafer crumbs (about 45 wafers) Orange Fudge Topping of) the agreement,” Wilson said. 30" ELECTRIC FISHER Fudgy Mocha Frosting 6 tablespoons confectioners’ sugar The union had sought salary REFRIGERATOR 6 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa 2 tablespoons butter or maigarine SELF 19 CU.E DUAL CASSETTE 1 /3 cup unsweetened cocoa increases of 7 percent in each of 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 6 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted cin m CLEANING SIDE DECK 1/4 cup orange juice the three years of the contract. ITSELF 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa The town administration had ■ ".Tu- -\ilt RANGE BY In medium bowl, combine all ingredients. Press mixture onto bottom 3 tablespoons water 1 tablespoon water 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk proposed increases of 7percent in SIDE \ 855551 1 tablespoon coffee-flavored liqueur 1-1/2 teaspoons and 1/2 inch up side of 9-inch springform pan. FROST FREE or (NOT evaporated milk) the first year and 6‘/i ^rcent in instant coffee dissolved in 1 tablespoon hot water each of the remaining two years. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Last month the union had J 3 9 9 1-1/2 cups confectioners’ sugar agreed to go to fact-finding [ ^ 2 2 9 J *599 In heavy saucepan, over low heat, melt butter; stir in cocoa. Add orange instead of having the town seek an In small saucepan, over low heat, melt butter; add cocoa and water, juice and water; mix well. Stir in sweetened condensed milk. Over injunction to stop the state Board stirring constantly until mixture thickens (do not boil). Remove from medium heat, cook, stirring constantly until thickened and bubbly, heat; add liqueur. Gradually add confectioners’ sugar, beating with wire of Mediation and Arbitration 84 to 3B4 E -Z TERMS: about 5 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in vanilla. Serve warm. Makes from ordering binding whisk until smooth. Add additional water. 1 teaspoon at a time, until -^Exit 2 mCASH abouH-1/2 cups. arbitration. ■ MASTER CARD desired consistency. Makes about 1 cup. But Wilson said that fact­ / C o " * " * " ' To m VISA finding would have taken three or Now Exit 59 PHONE’647‘9997\ m MONTHLY PMT. four months. If the fact-finding to 1-364 and Keeney St. mediation did not produce an I Sliver La./Spancar St. agreement, binding arbitration, Jett to SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER another time-consuming process, . t. ouhoOP*h I J 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET would have been necessary, he sHartford Rd. said. e a s t TOGETTOl------MANCHESTER, CONN. Assistant Town Manager OPEN OAILY; MON A TH U M TIL ». TUBS, WED, SAT TIL B, FHIDAY TIL S pm, SUN 12-S Steven Werbner, the town’s chief negotiator, could not be reached this morning for comment. I

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14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1988 If you have to eat yogurt, Chicken and pumpkin sauce Escape winter with sun, curry 1 clovu garlic, minced W cup mashed cooked I f you’re ■A teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons packed brown 1 tablespoon margarine or pumpkin looking for an Va teaspoon pepper sugar hope for fruit at the bottom butter V< teaspoon salt escape from 5 to 6 pounds broiler-fryer 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 tablespoon olive or cook­ Dash white pepper winter M icrowave chicken pieces 1 tablespoon water Colombo Nonfat Lite Yogurt. Strawberry, blueb­ ing oil Dash ground nutmeg weather, why 2 tablespoons curry powder 1 tablespoon grated orange peel 2 whole large chicken Toasted broken pecans or not plan a erry, raspberry, peach, banana strawberry, Kitchen 1 can (16 ounces) whole toma­ 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel vanilla, fruit cocktail. 6> cents for an S-ounce cup. breasts (about 2 pounds silvered almonds party? The toes Sapermarket Va cup all-purpose floor total), skinned, boned and menu we have Marge Churchill 1 cup whipping cream 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Bonnie: Low in fat and high in calcium and in mind is an halved lengthwise Condiments: 1 teaspoon gorund allspice protein, yogurt was the original health food. It’s too i | d i east Indian Almonds W cup light cream Va teaspoon baking powder bad no one ate it, at least not until the dinner with the Carolyn Wyman Toasted coconut ■A teaspoon ground cloves manufacturers began adding fat, fruits and nuts. taste of sun- & Bonnie Tandy Lablang Crumbled crisp bacon ■A teaspoon baking soda Now Colombo is returning to yogurt’s roots by In a large skillet cook garlic In hot margarine and oil for 30 shine and curry. All of the recipes Mix ground lamh mint >/4 Watermellon pickles ■A teaspoon salt introducing a line of fat-free yogurts. These yogurts seconds. Add chicken 'breasts. Cook, uncovered, over included are designed to serve 6 teaspoon salt and pepper. Shape Chopped hard eggs have no fat, yet are still fairly high in calories. This medium-high heat 4 to 5 minutes on each side or until no pink to 8 people, so they are perfect for into tablespoon size meatballs. In a 5-quart casserole combine TOPPING: is mainly because of the sweetened fruit at the remains. Transfer chicken to a heated platter; keep warm. entertaining. Place in 12 X 8 inch baking dish. butter, onion, celery and garlic. 1/3 cup honey bottom. very easy to make. If I liked the taste of mint, I Add cream to skillet. Scrape brown bits from bottom and sides Microwave at high for 4 to 7 Microwave at high for 2 to 4 ■A cup butter I like them and would eat them without mixing in Lamb meatballs would undoubtedly be raving about it. of skillet. Add pumpkin, salt, white pepper and nutmeg. Cook and niinutes, or until meatballs are minutes, or until onion is tender. 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon the fruit. Marinated vegetable salad firm and no longer pink, stirring 2 stir over medium heat about 3 minutes or until of desired In a plastic bag combine flour, packed brown sugar □ □ □ RIz Indlenne or 3 times, drain and set aside. Carolyn: Any day you catch me eating yogurt on a consistency; pour over chicken. Top with nuts. Makes 4 servings. thyme, salt and pepper. Shake to l/3cup sliced almonds Swanson Homestyle Recipe Sirloin Tips In "F ive boy” chicken curry In a VA quart casserole, regular basis is the day I relinquish my title as Nutrition Information per serving: 330 cal., 37 g pro., 4 g carbo., combine. Shake chicken in bag to In a deep bowl, beat egg whites . Burgundy Sauce with noodles and vegetables. $1.M Fresh fruit chutney combine butter, onion and garlic. coat. Blend curry powder into until stiff peaks form. In a "Junk Food Fanatic.” So my basis for comparing 18 g fat, 116 mg Choi.,-265 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 143 percent vit. Honey cake this new line of nonfat yogurts is not wide. for a 7-onnce froxen entree. Microwave at high for 3'/S to 5'/4 butter mixture. Add chicken, medium bowl beat egg yolks until A, 11 percent riboflavin, 79 percent niacin. 30 percent minutes, or until onion is tender. F remaining flour to mixtures and frothy. Add honey, brown sugar, The best thing I can say is that it taste no worse Bonnie: Like most froxen dinners, Swanson’s The microwave will help you to phosphorus. Blend in 'A teaspoon salt and tomatoes; cover. oil, water, orange peel and lemon that the more fatty yogurts I have tried. Like them, Sirloin Tips in Burgundy Sauce Is high in sodium and speed the cooking time, and make remaining ingredients except Microwave at high for 28 to 38 these yogurts are most rewarding at their fruit fat. But its ingredient panel is much better than it possible for you to have extra peel. Beat until well blended. Mix meatballs. Microwave on high for minutes, or until chicken is in flour, cinnamon, allspice, bottoms. those of other froxen dinners — having no artificial time to devote to table decora­ 1 to 3 minutes, or until sauce is tender and meat near bone is no baking powder, cloves, baking colors, artificial flavors or anti-oxidants. tions and other details. □ □ □ bubbly. Stir to blend. Stir in longer pink, stirring 3 to 4 times. soda, and salt. Fold batter into It’s too bad about the vegetables. They are If you wish, you can begin meatballs until coated. Micro- Arrange chicken on serving piat­ miniscule slivers, almost invisible. To make this a Sausage-spinach ioaf preparations up to a week in egg whites. wave at high for 1 to 3 minutes, or ter. Stir cream into cooking Pour into an 8-by-5-inch loaf General Foods International Coffees. Dutch complete, well-balanced meal, they’d need to add advance. Make the Honey cake, chocolate mint instant coffee beverage. $2.99 for an until meatballs are heated. iiquid. Serve sauce and condi­ dish. Shieid ends with foil. Place more vegetables. y* pound bulk pork sausage One 8-ounce package but do not glaze. Wrap it and E 8.S-ounce can. One 18-ounce loaf frozen shredded mozzarella cheese freeze. The Chutney, also, can be ments separateiy. on inverted saucer in oven. Carolyn: I long ago learned never to buy made up to a week in advance and Microwave at 50% (medium) for Bonnie: I like the taste of chocolate mint, but I bread dough, thawed (2 cups) Marinated vegetable salad beef-based ’TV dinners in the $1.S0 to $2.50 range. At refrigerated. 3 minutes, rotating once. Remove could do without all the gums, emulsifiers and One 10-ounce package fro­ 4 large firm tomatoes, peeled Fresh fruit chutney Rebecca Pappbs/Special to the Heiald least, not unless I ’m in the mood for a vigorous The day before, assemble and shieids. Microwave at 50% (me­ caffeine General Foods has added to make their zen chopped spinach, thawed and chopped 3 large apples peeled and chew-fest. What’s remarkable about Swanson’s refrigerate marinated vegeta­ dium) 1 to 4 minutes, or until top coffee beverage. 2 medium cucumbers, peeled chopped THE ULTIMATE — Tad Graham- chocolate roses for the top of the Homestyle Recipe Sirloin Tips is that it’s priced in and well drained bles. Microwave meatballs, springs back when lightly A less expensive and more healthful alternative and tihopped 1 mango, peeled and chopped chocolate ecstasy torte which he that range and yet the beef isn’t tough. drain, cover and refrigerate, but touched, rotating once or twice. Handley, a Manchester native who’s would be to mix a heaping teaspoon of cocoa 1 cup snipped fresh parsley 1 medium onion, chopped What’s disappointing is the serving sixe. A In a medium skillet cook sausage until no pink remains; drain. do not prepare sauce. Prepare Let stand on counter for 5 now executive chef at the Hop Brook entered in Sunday’s Ultimate Dessert powder, 2 teaspoons of sugar and 5 ounces of milk ■A cup chopped green onion I'A cups sugar 3-year-old I know ate two of these entrees at a single On a lightly floured surface roll dough to a 15- by 8-Inch Chicken Curry, but do not add minutes. Invert onto serving dish. Mill Restaurant, works on the white Taste-off. until well blended. Heat, either in a microwave oven 1 or 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup raisins sitting. cream. Cover and refrigerate. In smaii bowl or 2-cup measure or in a saucepan on the stove until hot. Then add 'A to rectangle. Sprinkle cheese over dough, leaving a 1-Inch border 1 tablespoon dried mint flakes ■A cup cider vinegar Early in the day, measure all combine topping ingredients ex­ 'A teaspoon pure mint extract. around all edges. Top with sausage and spinach. Bring long Va cup fresh lemon juice 1 teaspoon salt Bonnie Tandy LeMang is a registered dietitian. ingredients, except hot water for cept almonds. Microwave at high sides of dough together; pinch to seal edges and ends. Place loaf, 'A cup olive oil ■A teaspoon dry mustard Carolyn: Like the other International Coffees I Carolyn Wyman describes herself as a Junk food meatball sauce and Riz Indienne; for 1 to 4 minutes, or until butter seam side down, on a greased baking sheet. Bake in a 'A teaspoon salt Combine all ingredients in a 3 Judging Chocolate Expo ’88: have tried, this one is very dark, very sweet and fanatic. combine giaze ingredients. Place melts, stirring once or twice. Stir 350-degree oven tor 30 to 35 minutes or until golden brown. Let v« teaspoon sugar quart casserole. Microwave un­ condiments in small bowls. Set to blend, pierce top of cake with stand 6 to 10 minutes; cut Into slices to serve. Makes 6 servings. In a medium bowl, combine covered, at high for 20 to 30 fork. Pour two thirds of glaze aside untii ready to use. tomatoes, cucumbers, parsley, minutes, or untii fruit is very soft Nutrition Information per serving: 415 cal., 22 g pro., 39 g When guests arrive, prepare slowly over cake. Sprinkle-with carbo., 19 g fat, 46 mg chol., 935 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 65 green onions, garlic and mint. and liquid is slightiy thickened, almonds. Pour remaining glaze 9,000 calories in 90 minutes Menus sauce. Stir in meatballs; cover. Blend in lemon juice, olive oil, stirring 2 to 3 times during the percent vit. A. 35 percent thiamine, 29 percent riboflavin, 19 over cake. Microwave at high for 3 to 7 salt and sugar. Pour over vegeta­ cooking time. percent niacin, 36 percent calcium, 21 percent iron, 33 percent minutes, or untii hot, stirring places — the chocolate coating, bles stir to coat. Remove fruit from liquid and T h ere arc cheese sandwich, fruit. once or twice. Serve as an Marge Churchill Is a Manches­ any number of meringue layers, whipped Senior citizens Bolton schools phosphorus. Can be served immediately, coarsley mash. Return fruit to Wednesday: Shells an'd meat appetizer. ter resident who Is an expert on cream, and so forth. Ah, what The following meals will be The following lunches will be but flavors are enhanced by iiquid. Cover and refrigerate. excellent rea­ sauce, green beans, garlic bread, About 1 hour before serving microwave cooking. If you have sons for post­ punishment we food critics will served at Mayfair Gardens and served In Bolton Elementary and marinating overnight. Store no longer than 2 weeks. fruit. time, remove chicken from the any questions about microwaving endure for our public!! Westhill Gardens the week of Center schools the week of Feb. 8 poning the be­ Thursday: Pizza, salad, fruit. refrigerator. Microwave rice. Set you’d like to see answered here, My Side Feh. 8 through 12 to Manchester through 12: Honey cake ginning of a Friday: Closed for Lincoln’s aside, tightly covered, to com­ write to: Microwave Kitchen, IN THE END, it was another residents who are 60 or older: Monday: Salisbury steak, Riz Indlenne diet: Birthday. Easy apricot saiad plete cooking and keep warm. To 3 eggs, separated Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, ^ Y o u ’ ve Nancy Pappas Manchester native. Tad Graham- Monday: Cranapple juice, gravy, mashed potatoes, com ■A cup chopped onion reheat chicken, uncover and 1/3 cup honey Manchester 06040. got a headache, Handley, who accepted the award roast turkey with gravy, mashed niblets, chilled pears. 2 tablespoons butter One 8V«-ounce can apricot 1/3 cup dairy sour cream microwave at high for 20 to 28 and the only for having created the Ultimate potatoes, mixed vegetables, Tuesday: Minestrone, meat- 3'A cups hot water RHAM high schools 1 tablespoon apricot pre- minutes, or untii hot. Arrange cure Is “ a Dessert. Graham-Handley, who wheat bread, tropical fruit with ball grinder, french fries, apple­ halves, drained 2 cups uncooked long grain rice f The following lunches will be chicken on piatter. Stir into quarter- grew up on Spring Street, is now coconut. sauce, cookie. 1 small apple, cored aerves or orange marmalade 1 cup blanched almonds served at RHAM junior and pounder” of dark chocolate. United Cerebral Palsy Associa­ executive chef at the Hop Brook ’Tuesday: Tomato juice, sauer- Wednesday: Juice, cheese­ Lemon |ulce 1 teaspoon lemon juice cream sauce. 1 cup raisins senior high schools the week of After dinner, unwrap frozen Ready to Bake You’re celebrating New Ye­ tion, the recipient of the profits Mill Restaurant in Simsbury. braten with gingersnap gravy, burger, potato puffs, pickles, One 8-ounce can pineapple Va teaspoon ground nutmeg 2 tablespoons Instant chicken honey cake. Piace on serving ar’s, or the Feast of the Three from the show. He and the restaurant’s pastry oven roast potatoes, carrot slices, Congo bar. Feb. 8 through 12: 2 cups torn lettuce or salad bouillon granules Monday: Oven-baked chicken, chunks, drained Kings, or even Groundhog Day, "How do you get to be a judge chef, Mark Fazioli, developed the dinner roll, fresh fruit. Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, plate and pierce with a fork. 1 teaspoon salt stuffed oven-browned potatoes, home­ 1/3 cup thinly sliced celery greens and the menu is terribly for this thing?’’ “ Can Ijoinyou?” dessert known as chocolate ec­ Wednesday: Apricot juice, salad, fruit cocktail. Microwave at 50 percent (me­ ■A teaspoon pepper made biscuits, seasoned carrots. Va cup silvered almonds, dium) for 2 to 4 minutes, or elaborate. "Can you sneak me a taste?’’ stasy torte — a recipe for which chicken Parmesan in Italian Friday: Closed for Lincoln’s Microwave onion and butter in Filet of Sole Tuesday: F i^ t juice, steak and toasted defrosted and warm. Heat giaze Your mother-in-law has just were among the comments called will be published in the Herald sauce, ziti, green beans almon- Birthday. a 3 quart casserole at high for 2 to with RItz Crackers, Scallops, cheese sandwich, lettuce, to­ arrived with a sfv-pound sack of out from the audience, as we next Wednesday. dine, Italian bread, ice cream. and pour over cake as directed. 4 minutes, or until onion is tender. mato, onion, com chips, lemon Butter and Herbs pistachios, whicn you simply prepared to make the first cut, Graham-Handley said they Thursday: Orange-pineapple Cut apricots into bite-size pieces. Coarsely chop apple. In a Stir in remaining ingredients. pie. cannot resist. into a white and dark chocolate chose a novel shape to attract juice, fish, Cheddar potatoes, cole bowl combine apricots and apple. Sprinkle with lemon juice; toss Lamb meatball8 Cover. Microwave at high for 8 attention, used white and dark Wednesday: Stuffed shells with These are all undoubtedly fine layer cake. slaw, wheat bread, chocolate chip Coventry schools to coat. Stir in pineapple, celery and almonds. I'A pounds ground lamb minutes. Reduce power to 50 2 / $ 2 9 9 chocolate on the outside for meat sauce, broccoli, garlic roll, percent (medium). Microwave 15 excuses for cavorting in the That was one of the more cookie, mixed fruit. The following lunches will be For dressing. In a small bowl stir together sour cream, 2 tablespoons dried mint flakes caloric quagmire. But on Sunday, unusual aspects of this particular dra matic effect, a nd layered light Friday Closed. sliced peaches. preserves, 1 teaspoon lemon juice and nutmeg. Before serving, to 19 minutes, or until rice is served in the Coventry elemen­ T h ai^ay: Fruit juice, grinder, 1 teaspoon salt, divided 3 with dark-sweet layers, for maxi­ 1 encountered the best reason of contest. It’s rare that the judging tary schools the week of Feb. 8 pour dressing over fruit mixture. Add lettuce; toss to coat. Makes ■A teaspoon pepper tender and liquid is absorbed. Let All Fresh them all: I was a judge at the of a food contest is done in full mum appeal to the judges. chips, gelatin. stand, covered, for 10 minutes. Meals on Wheels through 12: Friday: Closed for Lincoln’s 4 to 6 servings. 2 tablespoons butter Ultimate Dessert Taste-Off, a sight of spectators and cooks All of this sounds like a Fluff with a fork. MAINE The following meals are to be Monday: Spaghetti with meat Nutrition information per serving: 186cal , 3 g pro., 28 g carbo , 1 large chopped onion competition among chefs from alike. scientific set of criteria, but the Birthday. Lobster Meatl served to Meals on Wheels clients sauce, garlic bread, green beans, 8 g tat, 9 mg chol., 28 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 26 percent vit. A, 25 1 clove garlic, minced restaurants and bakeries, which results were pure delight. It was the week of Feb. 8 through 12. The sliced peaches. ■A cup hot water Five boy chicken was part of Chocolate Expo ’88. IT MEANT WE had to be rather rough to set down the saucer with Andovwr Elwnentary percent vit. C. $ 4 4 9 hot meal is listed first, the cool Tuesday: Taco with meat and ■A cup raisins 2 tablespoons butter In the space of 90 minutes, I circumspect in our comments — what rernained of our sample to8S\e “ Reg. n *5" evening meal second. cheese, lettuce and tomato, rice, The following lunches will be 1 teaspoon instant chicken 1 cup chopped onion probably packed away 9,000 both negative and positive. You slice, even though this was one of Monday: American chop suey, com, ice cream. served at Andover Elementary bouillon granules ■A cup chopped celery calories worth of chocolate cake, don’t know who’s listening when the last cakes we tasted. I kept Featuring a new larger Lobster Tank green beans, com, salad, dessert. Wednesday: Vegetable soup, School the week of Feb. 8 through 1 teaspoon flour 2 cloves garlic, minced mocha whipped cream, fudge you say that you’re ready to sneaking back to that discarded Chicken salad sandwich, fruit, tuna salad boat, celery with 12: 1 teaspoon tumeric 1/3 cup flour to accommodate glaze, silky mousse, sumptuous swoon from the rum in the Italian hunk of chocolate delight, just to Frozen pumpkin mousse milk. peanut butter, fruit crisp. Monday: Hamburgers, hash 1 teaspoon ground ginger ■A teaspoon dried leaf thyme your Lobster cherry filling and more. bittersweet cake, or that the savor a bit more of the flavor. ’Tuesday: Leg of veal with ’Thursday: Fruit juice, pizza, browns, green beans, peanuts ■A teaspoon chili powder leaves needs. Beneath an archway of red and cloves in the Bundt cake are a bit When the decisions were finally 3 tablespoons finely gravy, baked potato, wax beans, hot vegetable, Valentine dessert. and raisins. 2 cups whipping cream white helium balloons. 15 out­ overwhelming. made, those who had been chopped candled ginger salad, dessert. Ham and cheese Friday: Closed for Lincoln’s Tnesday: Salisbury steaks, 1'A cups mashed cooked or rageously rich, beautifully deco­ It also meant that our table breathing down the judges’ col­ sandwich, fruit, milk. Birthday. mashed potatoes, com on the cob, canned pumpkin 1 teaspoon vanilla Be on the lookout for sodium sources 43 Oak Street rated desserts were arrayed on a manners had to be strictly Amy lective hecks got their fondest Wednesday: Chicken a la king chocolate cream pie. 1 cup packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon ground SEA FOOD huge table at the Sheraton Hotel Vanderbilt. No whipped cream wishes — they were permitted to NUNCHESTER over rice, carrots, salad, dessert. The following lunches will be Wednesday: Grinders, chips, 1 cup milk cinnamon WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — souiuiii benzoate, sodium hydrox­ at Bradley International Airport. moustaches, or frosting bits sample many of the cakes and SERVING THE AREA OVER 30YEARS served at Coventry High School salad, peaches. '/a teaspoon salt ide and sodium alginide,” hanging from the lower lip, when tortes. Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. V« cup brandy or apple Juice Salt watchers should be on the 649-9937 Thursday: Pot roast with the week of Feb. 8 through 12: Tbni^ay: Cheese pizza, green 'A teaspoon ground cloves lookout "for the prime sources of The average person consumes FOR THREE HOURS, nearly a squadron of amateur videocam "This is great! A chocolate gravy, white rice, peas, saiadr Monday: Beef and bacon beans, juice cups. sodium, which you’ll often find by 5,000 milligrams of sodium a 4,000 people filed past the table, operators are training their infer­ o rg ^ ’’ said one young man, In a largo mixing' bowl combine whipping cream, pumpkin, dessert. Sliced turkey sandwich, burger on a roll, vegetable, fruit. Friday: No school, Lincoln’s reading food and drug labels,” day,” he says. "Drinking and salivating and staring wishfully nal machines on you. w irin g a T-shirt featuring a brown sugar, milk, brandy or apple juice, ginger, vanilla, fruit, milk. Tuesday: Tomato soup, grilled Birthday. says Lou J. Smith, executive cooking water (three quarts), at the Black Forest cake with When I found myself with a bit chocoholic hippopotamus, drawn Friday: Chicken croquette with cinnamon, salt and cloves. Pour Into a 13- by 9- by 2-Inch pan. director of the Canadian Water softened from a 10-grain hard MONEY SAVING COUPONS the Sunllowpr Group festoons of pink icing, the choco­ of white chocolate mousse on my by Sandra Boynton. “ I guess it poulette sauce, zucchini, broc­ Freeze until firm. Break frozen mixture Into chunks. Turn Into Quality Association, supply, may contribute 222 milli­ late' hills sporting the famous palm — and no napkins in sight — was worth the wait," said the coli, salad, dessert. Tuna salad chilled mixer bowl. Beat with an electric mixer until fluffy. Spoon grams to the daily total, but a “ Hollywood” sign, and the des­ I availed myself of an old woman who had watched me use my skirt as a dish towel. sandwich, fruit, milk. mixture Into a chilled 6'A-cup mold. Cover and freeze until firm. Smith says, “ They are monoso­ simple plumbing bypass can sert known simply as "ecstasy standby, the back of one’s skirt. ^^sterDon«^. provide hard water for drinking This surreptitious effort was I agreed wholeheartedly, of Makes 8 to 10 servings. dium glutamate (MSG), sodium torte." bicarbonate, sodium propionate. and cooking, if desired,” Then, at 3 p.m., a quartet of rewarded with a quiet, "tsk, tsk,” course. Manchester schools Nutrition Information per serving: 376cal., 3 g pro., 38 g carbo., FREE PASTA judges was led out and introduced from a smiling, gray-haired ’The foilowing lunches will be 23 g fat, 84 mg chol., 118 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 222 percent vit. A, (UP TO 89C VALUE) to the crowd of envious matron standing nearby. BUT NOW ’THAT I ’ve judged served in the Manchester public 10 percent riboflavin, 13 percent calcium, 16 percent iron, 11 spectators. But the taste sensations were the taste-off I ’m faced with a schoois the week of Feb. 8 through percent phosphorus. dilemma. Groundhog Day is The culinary heavy hitter was certainly worth any inconven­ 1 2 . At the checkout! Robert Sulick, who grew up in ience or embarassment which the over. I don’t have a headache. Monday: Hamburger, potato And my mother-in-iaw has gone Manchester and, until recently, judges might have encountered. chips, peas, apple wedges with k o r u n y , to Fiorida, taking her pistachio LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. — was in charge of Cavey’s down­ Some of the cakes were gentle, raisins. Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens stairs French restaurant. Now and kind of soothed the mouth into nuts with her. Tnesday: Pork chop with 9 a happy trance. So what’s going to be my next living in Willimantic, he’s driving gravy, whipped potatoes, mixed ■ ’ out to Farmington each day, as Others were more forthright, dieting excuse? vegetables, chilled pineapple, ^htAX, . Would you believe I’m going director of the Connecticut Culi­ causing the tastebuds to stand up samples of refried beans with For The Record into training for a dance mara­ nary Institute. and salute. cheese. thon, and I need the energy which Other judges were Jodi Ryan, a A few were so complex, they Wednesday: Chicken nuggets can only be supplied by an LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. LOVES MB. | disc jockey from WKSS, and required the judges to try sam­ with dips, potato puffs, broccoli A story about the Lydall Inc, the bowl. Stir in flour. , ples from a number of different aimond-chocolate bar? Buy KRAFT David Reed, representing the or cabbage, bread and butter, fund-raising cookbook in last Spread two-thirds of the batter peanut butter jumbo. HAFIYWENTITNESErK Wednesday’s Manchester Herald in a 9-by-13-inch pan. Over this, 100% Grated ’Thursday: Meat and cheese From MISTER Donut rontained several errors. The pour the pie filling. Drop the Parmesan Cheese tacos, iettuce and tomato cup, eggs were omitted from the remaining batter on top, by rice, Mexican com, cherry crisp. Located at the comers of recipe for fruit swirl coffeecake, spoonfuls. Bake in a 350-degree and redeem your Friday: Closed for Lincoln’s West Middle Tnpk. & Broad Street, and the fractions in the recipe for oven for 45 minutes. Birthday. free SAN GIORGIO apple squares were difficult to Manchester, C T After cake has cooled, mix pasta coupon read. together the powdered sugar and Here are repeats of those two milk. Drizzle over cake. Instantly l Oral gold Is safe recipes: for child arthritis Fruit twirl coffeecake Apple tquaret COUPON MANUFACTURER’S COUPON EXPIATION DATE 3/27/M p r m | ATLANTA (AP) — Doctors llA caps sugar 2-1/3 cups sugar have found that oral gold, a ■A cup butter or margarine BUY one 8 oz. or larger canister of KRAFT 100% Crated 4 eggs Parmesan or KRAFT 100% Crated Romano Cheese treatment for rheumatoid arthri­ Vi cup vegetable shortening I'A cups oU tis, can be used safely for children Whdfr not, Wdr tw ui ty AND GET ONE FREE IW teaopoons baking powder 1-1/3 teaspoons vanilla 1-lb. or larger package of who have the disease, says the DONUTS For 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ^2/S cups flour SAN CIORCIO Spaghetti. 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By Len Auster pointer with 39 seconds Manchester Herald NCAA hoop remaining. The Pirates’ John Morton then HARTFORD - It’s been a — see page 20 threw It away with Robert Ursery frustrating season and It con­ coming up with the loose ball for Si] tinues to mount for the University Connecticut. Calhoun set up a of Connecticut basketball team. the end, it involves a lot of luck. I final play but, after the Huskies The Huskies, coming home off a thought the difference tonight tossed it around the perimeter rough road trip in which it had was we dug in. We let St. John’s against the Pirates’ aggressive PEANUTS by Cbarlaa M. Schuli several opportunities to pull off make a play (in a 58-55 loss). Our man-to-man without success, wins over ranked clubs, returned defense was pretty good on the Ursery threw a pass intended for y o u THINK THIS L A P V is a b o u t 5UPPENLY, THERE5 A home to the Civic Center'hiesday last possession." Robinson into the waiting hands THAT'S A TOFEEP HER P 06,5E E .. POWER FAILURE!THE night only to once again be Calhoun thought the Huskies of Ramon Ramos. HORROR IN THE MEANTIME, A ELECTRIC CAN OPENER Harold knew the snow wouldn’t slide off disappointed in a 61-59 loss to lost it earlier. “ I really thought Mark Bryant, who destroyed 5TORV? STORM IS C0M1N6 UP... WON'T WORK!! till he was finished. Seton Hall in a battle of Big East UConn in their first meeting, a — ------t s r • tSSS»yNEA.IW. we lost the game starting at about Conference tail-enders before a the 8-minute mark. We had good 71-58 Pirate win at the Meadow- F h crowd of 9,274. control of the game 43-38 and they lands, had only 9 points but THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr Connecticut had an opportunity started going over our backs. We controlled the middle and to either tie or win it with started talking to the officials grabbed 10 rebounds. “ He (Bry­ V? possession of the basketball with about them going over our backs. ant) physically beat on us ail re I 26 seconds left but, after a night,” Calhoun said. Ramos c o m c k \ The thing to do is box (out) and timeout, couldn’t get a shot off. grab the ball. Then guess what. added 13 while John Morton led a m „ . "W e were going to Phil Gamble the Pirates with 15 points. HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna Bad call, good call, it makes no l U T H R O W off a double pick but a couple of difference. Gamble, 6-for-13 from the field, VJB guys forgot the play during the 30 " I think the last 26 seconds are netted 18 for Connecticut. I pBLiBVe ifJ 0 c t r J , AHOTHP?. E /A/ & ix > 0 e e ! seconds in the timeout. Basically for losers. If you want to talk ©LOftAL-P^e we broke down,’’ frustrated HUSKY NOTES- James Ma­ PLACBJ J. I about it. fine. But you’re missing ONTUE second-year Husky Coach Jim the point. If we’re going to win on jor, who threw in 25 points in Calhoun said, not mincing his a prayer with 13 (seconds) left or Seton Hall’s first win over UConn, words about his team’s play. if Spider (Ursery) makes a hook was limited to 7 minutes and was The loss, Connecticut’s fourth shot at the end, then you don’t l-for-5 from the floor. “ He’s in a row, drops the Huskies into understand. I think we let the misplaced his jump shot. When the conference cellar at 2-7 and to game slip away from us. The last shooters aren’t shooting, there’s 9-8 overall. UConn has little time 26 seconds are irrelevant." no reason (for them) to be in the CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks S Caaala r SUPPOSE I COULD for solace as it travels to Calhoun’s team at Northeast­ game,’’ Carlesimo said. . ■ 6REATI Y7 I. CANT TURN BACK -ANP I CANT 2 ? WALK OVER THE TOP Worcester, Mass., Thursday Calhoun was piqued when asked PERFECT INTO THAT $TORM- 6 ET OFF THI$ ern was known for its rebounding l$LANP, UNLESS OF THIS ICE BRIPOE« night to take on Holy Cross at the but the Pirates, as recent teams if Connecticut was similar to Hart Center at 7:30. Seton Hall, have accomplished against Con­ Seton Hall before the Pirates had THE PHANTOM by Lsa Falk A Sy Barry losers of three in a row and six of necticut, owned the backboards a winning campaign (15-14) a On rnePHANTOM trail. seven, are now 3-6 in the Big East to a tune of 38-29. Cliff Robinson, year ago. " I ’m not coaching a rtcN\ne and 14-9 overall. who did lead the Huskies with 19 basketball team and thinking of UConn was coming home off a points, had 5 rebounds in all, none next year. The least I ’m thinking c^e-point loss to nationally on the defensive boards in the about is next year. Four games in AP photo seven days I ’m concerned about. rianked Georgetown. That was on second half. Calhoun pointed to DRIVING — UConn’8 Phil Gamble (25) Tuesday night at the Civic Center. The the heels of an overtime loss to St. that statistic afterward. Next year is a lifetime away for John’s, also in the top 20 nation­ A bucket with 1:04 left by us,” Calhoun said before depart­ drives for the basket around Seton Hall’s Huskies lost their fourth straight, 61-59. ' ■■ ...i-V.' ally, and a three-point loss at Michael Cooper, who had a big ing. . . The win was only the fifth John Morton during first-half action Pittsburgh. The Huskies, how­ game off the bench for Seton Hall for Seton Hall on the road in its ever, once again couldn’t come up with 12 points, gave the Pirates a history in the Big East. The UConn unravel from the bench. 0-0 2, John Morton 4-10 2-2 15, Fronti 0, Phil Gamble 4-13 2-4 IS, Tote George ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson with the answer in crunch time. Pirates are 5-57 lifetime on the Volcy 0-0 0-0 0, MIchoel Cooper 5-72-312, 2-4 2-2 4, Jeff King 1-2 0-0 2, Robert 61-55 lead. One Gamble free That's why Ursery was on the James Molor 1-50-13, Gerold Greene 1-3 Ursery (LO OO 0, M urray W llllom t 2-304) aRINGAHDSOaAL YEAH,WEUiDON'T . "Obviously, we were very throw closed it to a five-point road... Tate George, in Calhoun’s floor. 0-1 2, Nick Kotilkls 1-4 0-0 3, Darryl 4, Greg Economou 0-104)0. Total* 21-50 fortunate,” Pirate Coach P.J. spread before Gerald Greene doghouse, returned thereafteran Walker 0-1 2-2 2. Totols 24-55 10-14 41. 13-18 59. RESPOMSI&lLnVAKC l«.' aaiEve e v i ^ i N G SETON HALL (41) — MorK Bryant UCONN (59) — Lyman DePrIest 1-30-2 3-polnt oools; UConn— Gamble 4; Carlesimo said. “ When it comes missed the front end of a 1-one-l. ill-advised three-point shot with 3-103-59, Martin Salley 0-20-00, Ramon 2, Willie McCloud 3-7 2-3 8, Cliff Seton Hall— Morton, Molor, Kotslkli. down to a couple of possessions at Gamble then nailed a three- two minutes left. He watched Ramos 4-9 1-2 13, Pookle Wlolnoton 1-2 Robinson 4-14 7-819, Steve PIklell 0-300 Halftime; 32-30 Connecticut.

BLONDIE by Dsan Young A Sian Draka VOU’D THINK I ASKEP WHATS IN THAT . o WELL, < OH,AH..THE USUAL, FOB PLANS TO THE BEEF STEW ^ WHATS J I JUST KEEP ADPWS VvK MISSILE Mann guarantees Redskins IN T nA THINGS UNTIL IT ? nrll TASTES Whalers host Canadlens RIGHT HARTFORD - The Hartford Whalers (22-23- tonight's game, Hartford has 28 games left — 14 7), back from their four-game road trip in which at home and 14 on the road. Defenseman Ulf will be back in the playoffs they went 1-3, will host the Montreal Candiens Samuelsson, who has points in the last seven J0HK5Of^*/» tonight (7:30, SportsChannel, WTIC) at the Civic straight games, can tie John Anderson’s "It wasn't fair, because a lot of Bv Ken Peters Center. Montreal (29-15-10) is in fit st place in the eight-game consecutive scoring streak tonight other people on their team ha ve to The Associated Press ‘Tm not sure about Adams Division while Hartford remains in which is the longest on the club this season. ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue complement what he can do. I fourth, six points in front of last-place Quebec Samuelsson has 10 points (1 goal, nine assists) in - ^Y E Z Z IR ! SHE CROSSEO\l CAN VOUCH TOr J\ JUST also felt kind of bad for the rest of HONOLULU - Charles Mann the Super Bowl, but I’ll and six behind third-place Buffalo. his past seven games. ZU ZU’^ T H ' BORDER,SPOKE TO | THAX,GU;« O N E O F m ^ won’t predict that the Washington their players because they wer­ b a c k p ^ t h ' l e m m ia n g u a r d s ) t h e g ir l s j u s t ^ ^ e ^ guarantee you we’ll be Mike Liut will be in goal for Hartford while ^ O H THE OTHER SIDE, /sAW HER IN THE/ m BTH* Redskins will repeat as Super en’t given enough credit. The Whalers are coming oft a tough 5-4 loss to Patrick Roy will probably get the starting nod THEN RETURNED TO/COOKIM G CAVE / l EFT,EH? Bowl champions next year, but he back in the playoffs “ And there was too much for Montreal. 3 vU, MOO! ..JiC'^CRUBBINQ POTS! PRETTY the Canadiens Monday night in the Forum. After WHAT A OUY by SIM Hoatl COOL! does offer one firm assurance. and be able to give it a pressure on Doug Williams, too.” " I ’m not sure about the Super Mann said of the Redskins’ Bowl, but I’ll guarantee you we’ll shot. Our coach (Joe quarterback who was the Super be back in the playoffs and be able Gibbs) and our other Bowl MVP. «aoY-" l*ve OOT to give it a shot." the Redskins’ “ I felt for him the same way I Basnight has a jam to remember felt for Elway because there was TO VYATCH \NHAT All-Pro defensive end said Tues­ coaches will make day. "Our coach (Joe Gibbs) and so much stuff about Doug being By Tim Dahiberg in-your-face slam dunk. It may remarkable is that Basnight had I B A Y, K E V IN . sure of that. They’ve our other coaches will make sure the first black quarterback in the The Associated Press have been the first over-your-face forced the play to begin with, THAT’ B THE THIRD of that. really instilled a drive Super Bowl. slam dunk. intercepting a pass on the other WOMAN “ They’ve really instilled a "That was about all you heard LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Jarvis What the 6-foot-8 UNLV senior end of the court, dribbling behind in this team.” did, literally, was vault over the his back to elude anotiier de­ INHO’6 LEFT drive in this team. I think it about him, but I think it was more Basnight remembers intercept­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom important that he was a player ing the pass and heading down- head of Pacific’s 6-3 James fender before going in for the hae" t o d a y !” ■------showed when we fell behind 10-0 t-i who had been around for a long court. He remembers seeing the Gleaves, who appeared to duck airborne jam. He capped the I'LL HAVg m CHARgpOILgP a 5AK, BPIM6 ME THE‘SAIWEAWP p l e a s e ^ PO NT WC3FPY, MB WONT (in the Super Bowl last Sunday). — Charles Mann |~i|oEsr time, got another chance and backboard and a defender in his only an inch or two at the last personal show by landing on his THE HORSED! We didn’t quit, we came back.’ " COME MEPUM-WZE. JELLJHE CHEF THW WE ARE IN Mann said he hopes the Reds­ made the most of it." way. minute but was otherwise erect feet. ATPEMENtJaySHURPYl kins finally get the respect they Mann, a fifth-year pro who’ll be But at the point where Basnight when Basnight sailed over him. "Even though he’s our big man takes a flying leap over the Gleaves was stationed about ON THE PA8TBACK by BIN Holbrook deserve after their 42-10 Super ‘We’d like to have played well playing in the Pro Bowl for the inside he's also probably our best Bowl victory over the Denver all the way from the opening first time Sunday, said he really 6-foot-3 defender en route to a eight feet in front of the basket, balihandler,” Tarkanian said. Broncos. bell,” Mann said. "It took us a hadn’t had time to savor the thunderous slam dunk, things get just inside the lane, and prepar­ “ When we play a team that Now, iM iH m u m i ^ z tA$r ViSAR I WAS A “ No one really seemed to give while to get going. But we did the Super Bowl victory. a little hazy for the Nevada-Las ing for the collision that would presses, we have Jarvis bring the O sm o A (aWKER. I POT WHERE I IaJoRR €0 HWR& job once we did” “ We’ll be getting ready for the Vegas star. would cost Basnight a charging A WEEK, WHETHER I'M SIC K us much credit before,” he said. ball upcourt for us.” IK ^ HOURS A we£K... “ Considering this Super Bowl, Looking back on the hoopla Pro Bowl all this week, so I guess " I knew he was there and then ifoul. The collision never came. OR Not, AND CAN BE FiREP It is Basnight’s dunks, how­ HAD 6 k X LEAVE...006 and when you realize Washing­ surrounding the game, Mann said I really won’t have time to think he disappeared but I don’t really “ He just kept rising and ris­ AT AtIV T IM E! TffEKE

right away, it may turn out that East W H O C A ^ B S l A w ay to win began with K-J-x in that suit. If so, you - ■■ * T>-lAV/65 ______NORTH would go set. This time, the unsafe ap­ all the m arbles proach of leading the ace won’t be too for upcoming Winter Olympics 4 4 4 K 10 3 costly. Because the jack is singleton in SnNTHROP by Dick Cavalll ♦ A K 9 6 By James Jacoby the West hand, you w ill make 10 tricks Nordic combined at the Winter Calgary. The classified ad co­ But Trish Exton, promotions ef^ANDRA MEANS By Larry SIddons 4 Q 10 7 6 3 for your contract. But going to dum­ MVeBANPPA SATS HE/AND TiX lR <5F3ANDMA Games. lumns of both local newspapers coordinator for the zoo, said the “Avoidance" is the term used to de­ m y’s king of hearts and leading the t h e y H A D /A L O T The Associated Press WEST EAST 6RANCHAA KXISHT DUPINS W / ie > IN T H E Final preparations are well are full of offers to sell tickets, but pandas had been sent by train to scribe a play made to prevent the club queen won all the marbles. That OFARQUMENT5. 4 K 10 7 3 2 4 9 86 0 WOCLDWARTAO, SBRVICE^TOO? under way, with work crews all the papers require that the offer Beijing, where they would leave wrong opponent from gaining the lead play netted the unusual dividend of CALGARY, Alberta — Pierre 4 8 7 4 4 Q J 2 price be no more than the face by plane as scheduled on when he can wreak damage upon de­ pinning West’s club jack and brought Harvey has his eye on Olympic over the city hanging banners and 4 J742 ♦ Q 10 8 value of the ticket. Thursday. clarer. At last November’s North in the whole suit without losing a trick. gold and the common cold. flags, putting up billboards and 4 J 4K85 The cold temperatures, which American Championships, those de­ D eclarer now had tim e to give up a Harvey. Canada’s best hope for making sure Calgary is ready for She said the pandas will be at SOUTH clarers with the foresight to find the heart and make 12 tricks for a great a gold medal in the Nordic events the 1.9 million spectators ex­ have stayed well below zero since the zoo for seven months and are 4 A Q J aggressive avoidance play were re­ score on the deal. sltafuA'idVul^ pected to attend the events. late last week, have been accom­ expected to draw a record 1.3 4 A 9 6 5 at the Calgary Winter Olympics, warded beyond expectatioi,. Place Some of those fans will use panied by gusty winds and snow million visitors, with about 4 8 3 is hoping to avoid illness in his James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on flurries. $500,000 from ticket sales being 4 A 9 4 2 yourself in the South seat and cover buildup to the Games, which open tickets purchased after a night in the defenders’ hands with your It makes getting around town a Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games” Feb. 13. bitter cold weather. returned to China for panda Vulnerable: East-West thumbs. You have reached three no- (written with his father, the late Os­

) I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 8. 198S - It Il> — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1988 East, Bolton win; Coventry, Cheney turned back Now is the right time to get your ^one 1' went out with 51 seconds left In the WEST HARTFORD - Usually first4>eriod. different sizes for more and more rivers in New hook. ' the third quarter has been a bad With the winter doldrums upon us, most Hy .H ead-B lack tying silk, tied small H.S. Roundup The game will probably fishermen have started to get antsy. A lot of us who England as well as the rest of the country I fish. one for the East CaUnilicith(jiic High rescheduled next week, accord­ ■rtere is no.|iackle wound up front behind tte are also sheet and trap shooters have been able to Colors depend on the river bottoms and tte species boys’ hiasketball team but it ing to Coach Mike Masse. Man­ head as in a conventional dryfly. I ’ve . relieve frustration by getting out and shooting in indiginous to the particular river. turned in the Eagles’ favor chester’s next game is Friday at 5 Joe’s ways, and it iaams to work much better without the came roaring back. really weird weather. Seems like the Manchester A fly that I find working very successfully is a Tuesday night. They outscored p.m. at Hartford Public High hackle bunched up front in the traditional manner. host Northwest Catholic, 15-1, in Winslow, who netted a career- Sportsmen's Association’s sheet and trap fields World kind of brown caddis that has caught land-lock School. Fishing the fly in the dry fly manner, slightly the stansa en route to a 61-41 win high 24 points, had 6 in the fourth have as many shooters now as we normally get just salmon in Maine as well as trout all over Joe Garman Connecticut. It’s a good fly and I don’t mind upstream, sHNksfine, but with this fly, allowlngUw in non-conference play. quarter with Josh Ryan adding 8 before opening of the bird season. fly to drift dMmstream, and retrieving iUn short •• • The win moves the Eagles to 4-9 and Drew Pinto swiped a three- Wrestling Most of us fly nuts start to pull our. fly tying vises sharing the dressing with you: Hook — size 16 or 18 dry fly hook skips can brlnifa trout slashing after it. The short for the season while the Indians point to ignite the comeback. out and sit down to tie in anticipation of the are winless in 11. outings. East Mark Yavinsky canned some Xavier tops EC Thread — black retrieves against the current simulate a caddis forthcoming season although it is better than two resumes All Connecticut Confer­ timely free throws in the last The East Catholic High wres­ frequency are caddis fiies. Body — Dark brown wool, or fur, tied to make a . about to take off. months away. Well, you have my secret weapon for 1988. ’Tie up ence play Friday night on the minute-and-a-half to keep Valley tling team dropped a 42-25 deci­ However, this is the best time to start. Two The mayfiy hatches around this area are not slim body. a few and try them out in May and June. You 11 be road against Fairfield Prep. at bay. sion to visiting Xavier High of months have a habit of really sneaking by and the what they used to be. Mostly due to salt runoffs, Hackle — Brown furnace, tied palmer style, from surprised at the reaction you get from the fish. East ran into early foul trouble Brian Church netted 16 points to Middletown Tuesday. The Ea­ next thing you know your kicking yourself because sediment running through fte rivers from over hook bend to eye. putting a couple of starters on the lead Valley Regional. Hackle points should sit on a line with hook point. gles’ record is now 1-12 with their when you’re ready to hit the river you’ve development of housing and road construction bench. That allowed them to start Bolton’s next game is Friday at next meet Friday at home against discovered you forgot to tie the patterns you need. right close to the waterways. However, the one They can be ciipped if necessay. Sometimes early the third quarter fresh. East home at 7; 30 p.m. against COC Joe Garman, a Manchester resident lor m aiv East Windsor at 4 p.m. One of the flies, or species of flies, the Back source of fish food that is hardy and seems to in the season I use grizzly hackle. Coach Ray Page also employed a foe Bacon Academy. Wing — Turkey quill, folded tent fashion over the years. Is a recognized nuthorlty on the subject of. Individual winners for East Room crew has been kicking around, and fishing withstand all of the garbage are caddis flies. different defense that produced BOLTON (57) — Drew Pinto 1 09 3, were Rob Shustock, Jeremy body and hackle, extending just past the bend of the bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. Crala Winslow 11 2-224, Josh S^an 334 with the past few years, with more and more 1 find myself tvine caddis fly imitations in results. "W e came back with the I, Wade Cassells 2094, Brian Rooney 3 Palmer, Jeff Villar, Mike Muia, starters and went with a halfcourt 51 6, Jim Hathaway 2 54 7, Dave and Mark McConnell. F DelCampe 0 1-2 1, Clift Stoudt 0 5 0 0, trapping defense instead of ful- Mark Yavinsky 0514. Totals 22132157. Icourt and we were able to force a V A L L E Y R E G IO N A L (S3) — Kevin RMlIs: 103- P*rutl (X) «i«c. Wk8 lot of turnovers,” Page ex- Naool 5 2-212, Sean Robertson 4 2-213, Shustock, 4-0; 113 Rob Shustock (E C ) Brian Church 65516, Roger Bolrstow 1 pinned Petrus, 5:57; 115 Earl* ( ) ( ) • plained. “ Offensively, we were 54 5, Aaron Atkinson 1 51 2, Chris WBF, 125- McAvav (X) pinned Oirl* able to get inside their 1-3-1 zone. Danetll 21-2 5. Totals 1912-16 53. Fronsen, 2:48; 135 Jerem y P o 'i"* ! 5polnt goals: Bolton— Pinto; VR— (E C ) mol. dec. Palo, 12-1; 135 J 8 « SCOREBOARD (Brian) Kennedy was able to get Villar (EC) pinned York, 1:9; W M Ike Robertson 3. some easy layups in the third Halftime: 359 Volley Regional. Mula (EC) pinned (tarme, 1:09; 1 ^ Mark McConnell (EC) dec. Soloflo, 50; quarter off passes from (David) ■gg 31 27 19 3 6 -9 II 153 M urray (X ) pinned Mike Pelruce , NYI, motor inoOtlns). 12:00; Ptltt.NYR Olio How Top 20 fared Price and (Rob) Stanford.” 3:14; 165 Bates (X ) pinned Pat M ovnl- (unsportimonllko cotkiuct), n;S4; GUbort, Lakon 36 39 3S P—jl* Portland tops Coventry han, 1:29; 171- Nevin (X ) dee. Meyer, E NYI (uraportimonllkt oonduci), 12:54; OPoInt goal*— Scotl, Cooper. P oUM Kennedy had 8 of his 10 points in 7-4; 19- MacDonald (X ) pinned Spero Hockey GfMchnor, NYR (hondonimck),16:5l). out— Cooper. Rebound* C h lc o o O .j;^ How the Associated Pres* T w Twenty ((Snxit 6), Los Angeles41 (Abdul-JubU R 't). coUegg basketball team* fared Tuesdov: the third quarter as East ex­ COVENTRY — The best of the Stomboulls, 1:12; Unlimited- Sukoske Third Porlod— a, N.Y. Itlondort, LoFon- Assists— Chicago 20 (Jordan, HirSW f, 1. Ailxona (201) did not ^ v . tended a 25-23 halftime bulge to East took on the best of the West (X ) W BF. tolrw 23 (Gllbort, Korr), 4:40. 4, N.Y. Plppen4),LosAno*les33(Johnsan11).TMne),4:1l. 6. North Carolina (153) did not play. Norman Bell led Northwest with a 64-59 triumph. The Manchester High boys’ N Y Islanders 24 21 6 54 197 182 A TL A N TA (116) 9. pntsburgh (152) did not ploy. with 11 points. Coventry tacked the only loss 197 Wilkins 1019 O10 29, Willis 66 01 6 swimming team dunked visiting New Jersey 24 24 5 S3 183 Shot* on goal— N.Y. Rono*n4-11-S-5— 20. Kolllns65626 Rtvers61517-172S,wmman 10. Kentucky (163) did not plav. East also annexed the junior PItfsbureh' 22 23 9 S3 209 214 N.Y. ItloncNr* 11-12-104-34. 11. Michigan (17-3) did not plav. on the Highlanders back on Dec. Hartford Public, 95-77, Tuesday 200 195 67 0 0 IX Koncok V2 V-4 3, Carr 56 6 3 IX 12. Syracuse (165) beat Providence9671. N Y Ronoers 20 25 7 47 Powar-plov OpportunItU*— N.Y. Washburn 65 1-3 5, Levlnoton 58 00 10, varsity game, 57-49. Reid Gor­ 22, a 71-69 verdict. Both teams afternoon. The Indians, 2-0 in the Adams Division Ronetr* of 1 of 2; N.Y. Itlondtr* 1 of 4. Webbl-4626Battle681-46Totals41-873544...... ■ - 46Total* man netted 17 points and Peter remain 9-1 in their respective CCC East and 3-4 overall, have Montreal 29 15 10 68 202 IM Gooll**— N.Y. Ronpwi, VonMnbrouck 116. 13. Iowa (155) did not plav Boston 30 19 5 65 201 169 (24 (hot«a2 io v n ). N.Y. Iilondtri, Smith 16 Georgetown (165)------1 did notni plav. Lopotka 15 for the 9-3 young COC divisions with Portland now won their last two meets. Man­ 57 182 203 PORTUkND (121) 15. Vanderbilt (164) did not play. Buffalo 24 21 9 (20-20). Cg.Jones 64 M 4, Kersey 614 1013 16, Eagles. 12-1 overall and the Patriots 9-4. Hartford 22 23 7 51 160 IM A— 14,297. 16. Iowa State (165) dkt not ploy. chester’s next meet is Friday at 191 Duckworth OZ3 67 23, Orexler 1616 611 3X 17. Illlnots (166) did not ploy. RASY C A TH O L IC (61) — David Price Portland converted 25-of-36 Quebec 21 26 3 45 178 Rtfarao— (Xin Moroualll. LInoimtn— Porter 68 64 IX Holton 03 1-3 LLucos East Hartford High at 3:30 p.m. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (Xin McCourt, Ron Finn. 18. Bradley (163) did not play. 0 2-2 2, Rob Stanford 62-417, Scotl Altrul from the charity stripe. “ The 661-39, Paxson02000, Vondeweghe9-1467 19. Florida (155) did not plav. 1512, T.J. Ledhy 31-17, Brian Kennedy J.J. Gorman (50 and 100 frees­ Norris Division 25. Totols43913645131. W L T 1*h OF OA 20. SI. John's (163) did not play. 3 4-4 10, Andrew Seeaer 4 1-1 9, Reid difference was from the foul tyle) and Mark Foley (200 and 500 Detroit 24 19 8 56 201 173 31 31 36 36— 118 Gormon 2 32 6, Peter Lopotka 0 50 0, line,” Coventry Coach Ron Bad- Cinucki 5, Kings 2 19 39 37 131 Dan Callahan 0 52 0, Grea Hopkins 12-2 freestyle) were double winners Sf. Louis 24 Z3 5 53 181 179 Big Eaat atandinga steubner said. Coventry out- Chlcogo 22 28 3 47 187 216 OPoInt goals— Battle, 4, Ted Olivia 1 51 2, Bill Evans 0 0-0 0, for the Indians while Brian 8 40 166 224 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Atlontq 56 Scott Sensenv 0500, Chris Conklin 150 scored Portland from the field, Minnesota 16 30 1 ! • -* (Rollins 10). Portland 56 (Duckworthworth 17).' Big East Conference Gall Crombie secured the 100 back- Toronto 15 29 9 39 196 223 L w 2. Totals 21 1 5 9 61. Vancouver . 2 • Assists— Atlanta 13 (Rivers 8), Portland W L NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (41) — 22-18, but went to the line only 19 stroke. The 400 freestyle relay SmvflM Division Rrst Period— 1, Los Angelas, NIcholl* 24 (Porter 8). Total fouls— Attonta'» Pittsburgh 5 1 IS 2 Caloarv 32 15 6 70 266 194 5 2 14 3 Norman Bell 35711, Matt Couloute355 times, making 12. Reginsid PInto/Msnehester Herald 22 (Wells, Bourne), 6:13 (sh). 2. Portland 29. A — 12466. St. John's 10, Terence OanlelsOOOO, John Griffeth team of Dave Phillips, Brian Edmonton 29 17 7 65 234 178 Voncouver, Coxa 5 (WIckenhelser, Vlllanova 7 3 IS 6 Portland applied fullcourt pres­ Winnipeg 22 22 7 51 186 193 3 16 5 3.51 6, Frank DIRlpo 2 3-4 7, Greg Parkany, Mike Tarr and Foley Smvl), 15:55. 3, Vancouver, Smvl 11 Syracuse 5 Thompson 0 2-2 2, Rich Collyer 0 5 0 0, sure on Coventry and that re­ Los Angeles 18 32 5 4) 200 248 (WIckenhelser, Coxa), 10:34.4, Vancouver, Tuesday’s college hoop scores Georgetae 4 4 14 5 TO TH E G O A L— East Catholic's Brian Nest. Kennedy had 10 points, including was victorious. Gorman set per­ Vancouver 17 30 7 41 185 205 Chris rarlseault 0590, Mike Couloute 0 sulted in 23 Patriot turnovers. Pederson 15 (Sutter), 19:54. Penalties— Providencevfdenc 3 4 9 - f 1-21,Sean(>uf(v02-22, John Roack 109 sonal bests in the 50 (22.92) and S ii doV* OomM . Boston College 3 6 12 Kennedy (44) tries to get a shot off over 8 in the third quarter as East whipped NIdiolls, O (boardne), 1:12; Sondlok, EAST ( 2. Total* 1217-23 41. “ Our shooting was decent. Tur­ Plttsburph 3, Woshlnoton Z O T Von (slashing), 3:40; RoMtalll*, LA Seton Hall 3 6 14 9 the 100 (51.80). Crombie also had Buffalo A Quebec 3 Boston College 8X Fairfield 60 5polnt goals: EC— Stanford 3. novers and the foul line was the Notre Dame’s Keith Bullock in their Northwest Catholic, 61-41, Tuesday (hloh-stlcklno),5:49. Brktgewoter.Mass. 80, Rtchburg S t 7X Connecticut 2 7 9 8 a personal best of 1:06.5 In his New York Rangers Z New York Islanders Holtfime: 2523 East Catholic. difference. night in West Hartford. 2, fie OT game last Friday night at the Eagles’ win. Second Period— 5, Los Angeles, Allison 10 Clark U. 9X Babson 82 lesdoys Renits Vonucks Sk Los Angeles 2 (Phair, Wells), 17:03 (sh). Penalties- Seton Hall 61, UConn 59 Bolton wins second Jack Ayer led the Patriots with “ Our training Is right on track Wednetdoy* Gomes Oortmoulh 91, Harvard 89 Stanley, Van (holdine), 7i31; McLean, E. Cormecttcul 76, Moss.-Boston 71 Syracuse 92, Providence 71 26 points with Paul Strycha rz (15) as we had 13 best times,” Indian Montreal of Hertford, 7:35 p.m. Von, served by Sounders (delav of Boston College 8X Fairfield 60 DEEP RIVER — Roaring back Detroit of Chicago, 0:35 p.m. Eastern 7X Cobrlnl 64 and Matt Harrington (12) also in RHAM (74) — Steve Em t 16 1-2 9 , Coach Jeff Thornton said. game). 0:10; Carpenter, LA, double minor Elmira 81, Notareth, N.Y. 77 Todays Game from a 12-point deficit with six "W e’re pretty hard-pressed to St. Louis at Minnesota, 0:35 p.m. (slashing, unsportsmanlike conduct), Pittsburgh at St. John's, 9 p.m. double figures. Craig (Shivers RHAM stops Cheney Dou0 Hoooervost 0 51 0, Greo Covoll 4 Hamilton 95, Oswego St. 9X O T minutes left, Bolton High overpo­ play even,” Cheney Coach Aaron 2-7 10, Jeff Soares 4 1-5 9, Jason Colgorv at Winnipeg, 0:35 p.m. 14:49; NIcholls, LA (roughlne), 10:04; Tbrsdoys (Zomo RM ils: New Jersey of Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Hortfoitl 76, Vermont 61 paced Portland with 21 markers, It has been an uphill struggle Wodswortl) 1 09 2, Ben Wilson 0 0-1 0, TontI, Von (high-sticking), 10:04. Hobart 71, Rochester Tech 61 UConn at Holy Cross, 7:30 p.m. wered Valley Regional, 57-53, Silvia said. None of his five 200 medley relay: 1. Hartford Public, Voncouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Third Period— 6, Vancouver, TontI 32, SWrdays Gome* including ll-of-16 from the foul for the Cheney Tech Beavers Denny Leoault 4 09 8, Mike Newhouse 2 1:57.20, 2. H a rtfo rd P u b lic , 3. TUrodoVi Gomes Iona 8X Monholton 82 Tuesday night in non-conference starters saw varsity action last 50 4, Mike Blanchard 1 1-1 3, Jason 2:19. 7, Vancouver, Richter 2, 10:50. Ithoco 8X Wnghamton St. 74 Georgetown at UCann (Civic Center), line. Charlie O’Brien (14) and Nat Manchester. Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Penalties— Huber, Van (holding), 8 p.m. boys’ basketball action. since they won their season year. “ (But) I’ve seen some Malloy 0 1-2 ), Steve Howard 2 09 4. 200 free: 1. Foley (M ), 2:05.35, 2. New York Ronoers ot Quebec, 7:35 La Salta 7X American U. 68 Turner (10) were also in double Totals 34 519 74, 5:00; McLean, Von.served by Coxe(delav LeMoyne 71 Buffalo 70 Syracuse at St. John's, 3 p.m. ■ ’ITie victory snaps the Bulldogs’ opener. improvement” Obetholtzer (HP), 3. Crombie (M ) p.m. of gam e), 10:10; Richter, Van (cross­ Satan Hall at Providence, 2 p.m. digits for the Highlanders. C H E N E Y T E C H (39) — Sean Wolsfedt 200IM : 1. Dominguez (H P ),2:28.71,2. Toronto at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Loyola. Md. 89, Long Island U. 85 five-game losing streak and puts Since then Cheney has dropped 4 5712, Mike SIMs 0 500, Anthony Evans checking), 10:10; Baumgartner, LA, iMalne-Farmington 75, Hutson 71 Vlllanova at Boston College, 8 p.m .' Coventry can clinch the COC Cheney trailed, 21-12, after the Wlldhaoen (M ), 3. Wllmot (M ) Minnesota ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. malor (chorglne), 13:17. Reginald Rnto/Mancheeter Herald them at 2-11 for the sea son. Valley 12 straight, including a 74-39 4 2-3 12, Tro y Moxfleld 3 50 6, Steve soiree: 1. Gorman (M ),9.92,2. Jaeen AAercvhurst 86, Clorlon 81 East Division title Friday night opening stan’'"' and 34-21, at Friedrich 0 51 0, Kevin Toolon 1 2-3 5, New Poltz St. 61, Vassar 57 BlgEaatraaulta goes to 3-10 with the loss. decision to visiting RHAM High in Chris Haues 01-21, Trevon Brooks 11-3 (HP), 3. Parkany (M) NHL results Shot* on goal— Los Angeles 11-11-6— 26. Norwich 95, Ptattsburgh St. 86 when it hosts RHAM High at 7; 30 halftime. “ We played a decent Diving: 1, Neoron (H P ), 159.25points, Vancouver 15-142— 37. WITH TH E BOYS— Erin O’Neil of the Celtics keeps an “ It was a great team effort in Charter Oak Conference action 3. Totals 13 1519 39. Potsdexn St. 95, Clarkson 82 first half. We had a couple of 5polnf goals: Cheney— Evans 2, 2. McCoy (HP), 3. Pafulak (M) Power-plov Opportunities— Los An- SE Massachusetts 109, Roger Wllllcxns 89 the fourth quarter.” Bolton Coach p.m. Tuesday night. The Beavers’ 100 fly: 1. Middleton (H P ), 59.51, 2. geles0o(6; Vancouverpdf5. eye on the action in Midget Basketball League play last 8yracuaaB2. Providanca71 possessions (in the second half) Toolon. Penguins 3, Cspitels 2 |0T| Craig Phillips said of his team’s PORTLAND (64) — Crolo Chivers 5 problems intensified after losing Holffime: 34-21 RHAM Ramans (M ), 3. Ossen (H P ) Goalies— Los Angeles, AAelonson (37 week at the Mahoney Rec Center. Play is co-ed at this Salem St. 90, Worcester St. 59 11-16 21, Charlie O'Brien 4 3-4 14, Seen where we could’ve chopped it (the 100 free: 1. Gorman (M ), 51.80, 2. shots-32 saves). Vancouver, McLean (26 24-point explosion. M urphy 2 54 7, Dave Guild 3 2-7 8, Dan 6-6 junior center Terrance Phil­ Parkany (M ), 3. Fleming (M) Seton Hall 61, Connecticut 59 PROVIDENCE (71) lead) down to nine.” RHAM, WosMnglan 0 0 2 0 -2 26). / level. St. Lawrence 76, Utica 66 O . W i ^ 3-1123 i Shansid-Oeen 3834X Valley had a 33-28 halftime lead Moskey 2 09 4, Nat Turner 2 5)0 10. lips two weeks ago for the MHS girls postponed 500 free: 1. Foley (M ), 5:58.54, 2. A— A997. / Stevens Tech 76, N.Y, Marittme 49 IW rig i# wssF8.16 33m-M IX s«g MurdockkVYWiWMk 513^14 51sri 14 IWb Totals 18 2536 64. behind Steve Emt’s game-high 33 Oberholtzer (H P), 3. Erickson (M) 3 PHtskurgh 1 0 1 1 - 2 Referee— Bln McCreory. Linesmen— Syracuse'9X Providence 71 Brooks 39 32 11, Burton 35 50 4R>st*r with Craig Winslow accounting COVENTRY (59) — Jack Aver 10 4-6 remainder of the season. 100 back; 1. Crombie (M ), 1:06.50, 2. Rrst Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 49 Brad Lotorowlch, Randy MItton. points, opened up a 46-29 after The Manchester High girls’ (Siren, Coftev), 10:55 (pp). Penalties— Westfield St. 64, N. Adorns St. 83 M^WWte3132XUndsev5050aSereen for 16 first-half points for Bolton. 26, Paul Strycharz54914, MIkeOswald Cheney is 1-10 in the COC and Dominguez (HP), 3. Wlldhaoen (M) Gartner, Was (hooking), 3:31; Stevens, Rockets 109,Suns 90 SOUTH 5032X Totals27-67131671. 1 09 3, Tim M cM illan 2 0-0 4, Matt 1-12 overall. It will host East three quarters. basketball game with Glaston­ 100breast: 1. Neoron (H P), 1:15.9,2. Wo* (hooking), 9:04; Johnson, Pit (hook­ Averett 64, Washington 8, Lee 70 "That kept us in the game,” Harrington 4 57 12, Crolo Paton 0500, bury High Tuesday night at Fleming (M ), 3. McNally !M) Baptist Coll. 77, Armstrong St. 58 SYRACUSE t n Alan isroelson 009 0. Totals 22 12-19 59. Hampton Friday night at 7:30. Freshman Anthony Evans and 400 free relay; 1. Manchester (Phil­ ing), 14:10; Gould, Wos (high-stickino), Basketbafl PHOENIX (99) Phillips said. The home squad Clarke Arena was postponed due 17:00; Simmer, Pit (hlgthstlcklng), 17:00; BluetteW Coll. 110, Ferrum 81 ^ Colsmanwseewsiiws 310»-ssF 5 Mwg i IlWtlSmWII 13b 5polnt gools: Coventry— Aver 2, RHAM moves to 7-3 in the sophomore Sean Walstedt led the lips, Parkany, Tarr, Foley), 4:10.93, 2. Gilliam S6 66 16, Nance 614 S9 IX Bridgewater,Vo. 84, Lynchburg 40 extended its lead to 45-33 after Oswald; Portland— O'Brien 3. Hartford Public, 3. Manchester. Lanoway, Was (cross u n m M Coleman VX Brower W , Roe Close ones cost the Nets a victory W L Fct. OB Olaluwon W-196626, Flovd6136410,Leavell 12, 2:14. 3, Washington, Corrlveou 5 Rorida St. 8X Monmouth 39 M ). Fouled out— Selkoly. Rebounds— TEX A S RANGERS— Signed Ed Vonde Boston 31 12 .721 — 6111-19,Short6146721,Carroll6196321, ( Stevens), 17:19.4, Woshl miton, Christian 25 Berg and Jose Ceceno, pitchers, and Georgetown, Ky. 8X Berea 61 fYovktance 41 (iw r ig h l W ), Syracuse 36 Philadelphia 19 22 .463 11 B. Johnson V3001 Reld04000.Totals46101 Hartwick 94, Palm Beach Atlantic 83 jCole iw 19). Asslsts-Provldsnce 18 scored sfeven of the Lakers’ last 11 (PIvonka, FranceschettI), 19:25. Chad Kreuter, cotcher, to one-yeor con­ Washington 17 24 .415 13 2630109. By The Associated Press The Spurs hit all four of their Penottles— Lonev, Pit (holdine), 4:42; tracts. Ubertv 107, Davis 8. Elkins 65 * (Douglas 13). points, including a three-point New York IS 28 .349 16 Phoenix 36 34 21 36— 99 Unebw Wltton 78, Kentucky Christian 62 - Provldsnce 21, Syracuse IX 3-point goals. Leon Wood and Murphy, Was (roughing), 0:11; Cunnev- National Leoge New Jersey 10 33 .233 21 Ngsten 36 35 39 25-469 play with 1:33 left that made it worth. Pit (roihihine), 0:11; Sundstrom, CHICAGO CUBS— Signed Frank DIPIno, Central DIvltlen 6Polnt goals— Davis X E.Johnson. Alvin Robertson each with two. NBA Roundup Wo* (sloshlne), 12:34. Memphis St. 67, Tennessee St. 64 The long-range bombs kept pitcher, and Paul Noce, Inflelder, to Atlanta 29 IS .659 — Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Phoenix 57 106-97. one-yeor coniratts. Mites 97, Rsk 72 Beaton Collage 82, Fairfield 80 New Jersey close. But the Nets Detroit 25 15 .625 2 (Nance 14), Houston 73 (Olaluwon 15). Morris Brown 71, Fort Volley St. 69 James Worthy added 22 points Overtime— 5, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 50 CINCINNATI REDS— Agreed to terms Chlcogo 26 18 .591 3 Assists— Phoenix 23 (Humphries 12), had trouble making the key Blazers 121, Hawks 118 (Glfftn, Coffey), 4:11. Penottles— None. with Tom Browning, pitcher, on a Richmond 8X Old Dominion 75 and Byron Scott 20 for the Laker: Milwaukee 21 20 .512 6'/> Houston 16 (Floyd 7). Total fouls— Phoenix Sovonnoh St. 85, Benedict 83 PAMPIELD(88) two-pointers and it cost them the season-high 29 points, incuding a Shots on goal— Washington 9-11-7-1-20. one-yearcontroct. Cleveland 22 21 .512 6'/i 30, Houston 22. Technicols— Ololuwon. Duncan6855IX Squerl553310, Brantley Clyde Drexler scored 32 points Pittsburgh 1M34-2-25. PH ILADELPHIA PHI LLI ES-Agreed to St. Augusttne's 93, Livingstone 81 key left-handed hook shot with 55 Pistons 99, Bucks 97 Indiana 21 21 .500 7 A— 16,611. St. Thomas, Fla M, AMomlChrlsttan 69 555714aradrord5145817,Rodoer*i game. and Kiki Vandeweghe. playing Power-play Opportunities— Woshington terms with Don Carman, pitcher, on a WESTERN CONFERENCE 0, WaHers35584Hagls5«50X Newman5l seconds left, as New York de­ 0 of 5; Pittsburgh 1 of 5. one-year contract. Texas teuthem El, NIcholls 9 .7 6 The San Antonio Spurs defeated for the first time since Dec. 29. Bill Laimbeer scored his only Midwest DIvtslen Virginia Union 99, St. Paul's 74 32X HIH5050X Pfonsky 5158X Phalan58 Goalies— Washington, Peeters (35 shotv PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Agreed to W L Pet. OB 52XMurphyM5(ia New Jersey 118-106 Tuesday had 25 as Portland handed feated Washington. Wilkins, points of the game on a baseline 32sav*s). Rttsburgh, Pletroneelo (20-26). terms with Jeff Robinson, pitcher, on a - Spurs 118,Nett 106 WtlTloiiTlom X Mary 61, Vo. Waetayan 46 Dallas 28 13 .683 — MIDWEST Tetate194233276a night, squashing the Nets’ hopes Atlanta its fourth straight loss. whose previous high was 28 jumper with 19 seconds left as A— 154)54. one-yeor controct. Denver 24 17 .585 4 ' BOSTONCOLLEGEfBD BASKETBALL Anderson, ind. 81 Blufffon 71 of winning a second straight road Kevin Duckworth added 22 points points, cut across the lane and Detroit rallied to defeat Milwau­ Houston 24 17 .585 4 NEW JERSEY flSi) Beloit 9X Lawrence 68 XBenlan516511XFrancte3103514Seett SabreiO.NordlquetS National Boskelball Association Utah 20 22 .476 8 Weiss said. “ That really kept then held off a charge by the Adrian Dantley made a free Portland 26 IS .634 7'/2 SAN ANTONIO (118) Hanovor 75, Earihom 80 HoHltme-Foimeid 31 Boston CeileoelX (Krupp), 6:50 (sh). 2, Buffalo, Ruuttu 23 FOOTBALL Seattle 25 19 ,5M 10 SPObUgoate Poirtteld 1-3 (Bradford V3), them in the game.” Hawks in the gam e’s final seconds left, but he then missed a throw with three seconds remain­ (Ramsey), 11:34 (pp). Penalties— Ludvig, National Football Leoge Berry 1320 32 28, BrIckowskI 515 3216, Huron 77, Northern St.,S.0.99 Phoenix 13 28 .317 2DV^ Anderson 517 4-9 20, Robertson 513 33 20, llllnol* Cot. 67, Rbse-Hulman 64 >' Bost8HCelta«*513(Barres37,J.Bsnton3X John Bagley was 5 of 11 from minutes. free throw. Sidney Green was ing to give Detroit a 99-96 lead as But, doubi* minor (roughlne), 1:32; DALLAS COWBOYS— Announced the L.A. Clippers 10 31 .244 X'/i MoronBX XBanten5l). Poutedout— None. L^mbart, Qua (roughing), 1:32; Andars- retirement of Kurt Petersen, offensive Dawklns5115010,Mltch*ll335«4,Wood57 Illinois Sf. 81, Rider 64 t2 i( 3-point range, including three Atlanta, playing its third of four fouled with 10 seconds to go and the Pistons halted a four-game (Jotrlen State 9 31 .225 24 5010, Gudmundsson1-350XSundvold 1-350 lnd.-Soulh Bend 6X Trinitv Christian 78 Rebounds Fotffteld25(We(ter*6),Boe)on son. But (trippine), 5:16; Ruff, Buf, guard. Besdoy* Games ColteB* 30 (X Benton 7). Assists Pairftetd straight in the third period. As a straight games on the road, converted his first free throw for road losing streak. malor (fighting), 10;07; (3onnelly, Qua, PHILADELPH IA EAGLES— Named Bill 2, Nealy (t150 0, NImphlus 32 50 4.Totals Indiana Tech 97, Huntington 93 New York 110, Wrahlngt on \OS 53941515118. Iowa Weslyn 89, Eureka 78 16- (Bradford,______Woltsrs_____ 3),, Bostonr - - ' ------Collage a a 106-103 edge. Mark Jackson; Rick Mahorn led the Pistons mlnor-molor (Instigator, fighting), Davis vice president af player personnel. Detroit 99, MlIvKiukee 97 (Barras7).Tetal(aul»— Fairfleld31,Bostoa team, the Nets were 7 of 20. rallied behind Dominique Wilkins 10:07; Donnelly, Buf (roughing), 10:07; HOCKEY New Jersey 16 29 33 37— 166 John Carroll 71, Hiram Col. 55 who had 21 points, clinched the with a career-high 28 points, Houston 109, Phoenix 99 Son Antonio 13 36 31 39^116 Kenyon 6X Denison 60 CaHegs2XA-3890L But the short-range shots didn’t to tie the score at 113 on John Glllls, Qua (roughlne), 10:07; Mogulre, Notional Hockey Leoge San Antonio 118, New Jersey 106 victory with four free throws in Buf (roughing), 12:14; Rnn, Que (rough­ MONTREAL CANADIENS-Troded Er­ XPoInt goals— Bagiev 5, Robertson X Lake Forest 79, Concordia, III. 65 fall, especially down the stretch. Battle’s 3-pointer with 1:37 re­ Thomas added 22 and Dantley 21. Los Angeles Lakers 110, Chicago 101 Wood X Birdsong, Brodlev. Fouled out— Moc Murrayr 73, Mor Monmouth, III. 71 ing), 12:14; Rocheforl,Que(trlpplng), 15:21. nie Vargas, left wing, to the St. Louis Portland 121, Atlanta 116 "A t 107-101, we missed a layup, maining. Drexler’s inside basket the final five seconds. Milwaukee’s Terry Cummings Blues for future considerations. None. Rebounds— New Jersey 45 (Hinson Malone 89, Tifitn 74 Manchester 74 Goshen 57 and that was pretty much the with 1:10 to play and Jerome Patrick Ewing had 22 points for had 30 points. Second Period— 3, Quebec Lambert A COLLEGE IndlofKi at Boston, 7:X p.m. 13), Son Antonio 57 (Berry, BrIckowskI B f m i H B s 1:3A 4, Quebec Richard 1 (Glllls), 2:23.5, ARIZONA STATE— Named Mike Acker- 10). Assists New Jersey a (Birdsong f ^ o n 89, St. Franclt, Ind. 75 game,” New Jersey Coach Bob Kersey’s two free throws with 39 New York, while Bernard King 9 (jolden State at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 11), SCSI- Antonio...... 34 (Dawkins.. • "J.12). Totoi Maryland 7X Notre Dome 75 Rockets 109, Suns 99 Buffalo, Housley 23 (Ruff, Sheppard), 10:21 lev defensive line coach. Announced that Clevelond at Woshlrrgton, 7:30 p.m. MacKinnon said. ” I don’t think seconds to go put Portland back had 28 and Jeff Malone 24 for Penalties— Ramsey, Buf (roughlne), Don Bocchl, recruiting coordinator and fouls New Jersey 16, Son Antonio 14 Morymount, Kon. 94 Emporia St. 92 Joe Barry Carroll scored 21 Dallas at Denver, 9 :X p.m. Technical— Son Antonio Illegal defense. MInn.-MorrIt IX Mayvltle St. 85 we had a letdown tonight because Washington. 5:25; Glllls, Qua (roughing), 5:25; Krupp. assistant director of footboll operations, Sacramento ot Utah, 9:30 p.m. on top for good. points, including seven in a row Buf (hooking), 6:04; Arnlal, Buf (roughing), also will be wide receivers coach. A-5400. Mtesourt Val. N , Hennlbai-UKirange 71 MRP we won our first road game last Wilkins led Atlanta with 29 Mo.-Konsas CHy 71 Miss. VHtey s T a Lakers 110, Bulls 101 during a late fourth-quarter 1:43; Lambert, Que (roughlne), 1:43. CARSON-NEWAAAN— Announced the re- Detroit at New York, 7 :X p.m. VI Borroeso, Buf, served by Holkldis (staslv^ slgnotlon of (3irts Jones, men's basketball Ntount MoiTy 78, Dakota St. 73 Pulford ai-52l. Hat Olerdano night.” points, 11 coming in the final Golden State at ClevetaiKl, 7 :X p.m. North Control IX Augui8Dna,lll. 63 Jeonefte Plerro M54SX PM Magic Johnson scored 14 of his surge, to lead the Rockets past Ing), 1:43; Goulel, Que (slashing), 1:43; coach, effective of the end of theseoson. Phllodelphta at Indiana, 7:X p.m. Platons 99, Bucks 07 New Jersey had lost 26 consecu­ quarter. Glenn Rivers added 25 Ruff, Buf (ro u tin g ), 17:22; Glllls, Que Norfhnestern, Wi*. If, Moraniha Bopnsf Otcovage 481, Kay...... Moroz 468,. Lottie 25 points in the fourth quarter as Phoenix, extending the Suns’ Boston at Milwaukee, 6 :X p.m. 70 Kuczytiskl 480, Ethel Bouton 451, Ogy tive road games until defeating points. Including 17 of 17 free (hlghottcklng),17:21 New Jersey at Houston, 6 :X p.m. Mesoenaer 467, Sam McAlllstor 305515. Los Angeles defeated Chicago. losing streak to nine games. AP photo Third Period— A Buffalo, Housely 24 OHvet Nozorene W, Illinois Tech 81 ...... “ 5515, Dallas on Monday night. Denver at Son Antonio, 6 :X p.m. DBTRfMT (99) Rio Oronde89, Mount Vernon Naiarene67 Steve Motavo 9 1 , Dick C o tb i^ s n , Joe throws. Michael Jordan had 22 of his 39 Houston led 88-87 with 7:32 left to (Arnlal, Sheppard), 4:10.7, Quebec Roche­ Chicago ot Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Donllcv 51311-12 21, Mohorn 1318 54 2X Aberchutkl 907, Andy PgUodlno 903. “ We were going for our third Vandeweghe had tnissed 14 fort 2 (P.ShMtnv, Jackson), 4:45 (sh). I, Los Angeles Lakers at Los Angeles Lalmbeer 1-7503, Dumors310554, Thomas points in the fourth period for the play when Jim Petersen sank two Buffalo, Andreychuk 20, 6:27. 9, Buffolo, Vltorbo 7X NorUiwestsrn, Minn. 46 straight win (o v e ra ll)M a c K in ­ straight games with a sore back. MOVE OVER— San Antonio guarid Alvin Robertson (21) Rec Hoop aippers, 10:X p.m. 515 3 3 2X Johnson 28 504, Salley 1-155 X Walsh 77, Urhono a Bulls. free throws and Carroll hit the Arnlal 11 (Crelehton, Sheppard), 13:27. Dallas at Sacramento, 10:X pm . Rodman 57508, Bedford 1-250X Lewis 33 Elki non said. ” San Antonio played prepares to score over the Nets' John Bagley in their Penatttes— Goulet, Que (hooking), 4:34; 3 3 4 Totals398t 152099. Wesknor 94 Buena Vhta 75 Knicks 110, Bullets 106 The Bulls closed within 101-97 next seven points to put the Utah at Portland, 10:n p.m. syiHlom Penn A Wortburg 67 well down the stretch and did the Follgno, Buf, malor (fighting), 11:11; Atlanta at Seattle, 10:W p.m. Max Welch 163-403, John Rieder Gerald Wilkins scored a with 2:36 to play. But Johnson Rockets in command. game Tuesday night. The Spurs won, 118-106. Donnellv, Que, mlnor-molor (Instigator, M ILW AUKBB (97) W Is.-eiu Ctaire 64 Wta.-LaCros*e 56 - . 14390 3, Ralph Dover Sr. 1 4 5 3 7 7 , Carl things they had to do.” fighting), 11:11. MIdgati Cummings 11-23 59 a, SIkma 1-7 44 4 Wls.-Oshkosh 85, Wls.-Stoven* Pt. 74 Bolin 159-147-300, Rick Burnett 1 6 5 1 4 5 Shots on goal— Buffalo 6-7-9— 24. Quebec WIs.-Superlor 95, Northtond 9 4 1 7 , Joe Desimone 1 3 5 3 a , Duane Breuer 36 44 X^ Monertef 44 510 14 SDUTHWEST 1O-1A6-30. Bucks X (Matt Somberg's foul shot Pressey 510 56 14, Hodges 510 35 13, Krause 13 S -3 n , Tony Desimone 1 3 5 9 2 , Power-play Opportunities— Buftol 0 2of 4; gave the Bucks the victory Cindy Krystkowlok52332, Strosder5232X Lucas Panhandle St. II, NW Oklohoma 64 Travis Cook Sr. 145165443, Charlie Quebec 0 of 1 _ Botticello and Jason Romeo played HBA results 37504 Reyi)0lds51322.Total*a74384497. Prairie View M, SW Texos St. 73 Whelan 1V-141-409. (Toalles— Buffalo, Borrosso (30 shot*-27 well), Celtics 37 O T (Kevin KInel 21, 81. Mary's, Tg js ft S o n e ra Lemieux, Poddubny produce in clutch for respective teams ____lEpST saves).Quebec (Sossalln (34-11). Jennifer Cosmlnl 4, Erin O'Nell and Oelrett a i S M » - f 9 Peter Lescoe played well) MHvMkee a a 37 30-97 BrlghOm Yteung ymmu TX.'ratear ^ iviav av > . Lakers 36 (Mike Tryon 6, Josh Buckno Knicks 110, Bullets 106 Lemieux scored his first goal of Vanbiesbrouck. Marcel Dionne Canucks 5, Kings 2 XPoint goals— H odg n X Themos X ' T6l8 VIViei VTf W I I pass from Lee Glffin, broke in Ringir82,l8landiriZ and Shawn NIcolo played well), Spurs 29 Fouled out— None. Rebounds - Detroit 49 Bv The Associated Press the game on a power play at 10:55 gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead with a (Jeremy Burr 11, Todd Longo 10, Sarah ColeraOoCol.Wc______. C0 I ‘0 .-C "0 I ‘0 . apringeltv ------alone and put a shot over Barry Pederson scored with WASHINGTON (N6) (Lalmbeer 13), Mlheoukee 46 (Cummings Denver 9 , Metro SI. 6 X O T of the first period, extending his power-play goal at 11:21 of the Hornbostel played well) Cotladge 614 62 18, King 11-X 64 26, 9). Anisis— Detroit a (Oumars6),Mllwau- Washington goalie Pete Peeters. NHL Roundup four seconds left to cap a N.Y. Rangers 6)16-2 E. Montano 79, Rocky Mountain 71 Pittsburgh’s Mario Lemieux M.Malone 613 66 16 Colter 1-3 1-2 3, kee a (Pressey 5). Total fouls— Detroit 2X SoullMrn Col Coll. S7, Point u irn g lB i; . ” My job is to get that goal. point-scoring streak to 17 games. second period. three-goal first period as Van­ N.Y. li li d e r s 6 116-2 J.Malone 11-16 1-1 34, Bol 04 00 0, Milwaukee a . Technioal— Ocirolt Coach TODAY . and Walt Poddubny of the New First Period— None. Penalties— Daly. A-110SX WaNiln8tan».S4ldafw4} ^ < Dove BdektHMll Sometimes I do and sometimes I He has 19 goals and 18 assists in couver tied Los Angeles in the Bogues 67 1-1 5, Wllllarm 611 Z3 16 Brittal Eastern M Manchettor, 7 :9 York Rangers picked dramatic Sabres 6, Nordlques 3 VonMeebrouck, NYR, served by Sond- Johnson 61 00 0 Totals 4690 17-31 106. ;-'o don’t, but I certainly try.” (Islanders goaltender Bill Smith) that span. Dave Hunter made it race for the fourth and final strom (delay of gome), 6:56; (Sreschner, moments to show why they are Scott Arniel and Phil Housley Scholastic NEW YORK (116) NorUhwest Cathollcot East Catholic, 7 Poddubny’s 31st goal of the squeezed it. It fell down and I just 2-0 at 2:14 of the third period. playoff spot in the Smythe N YR (roughing), 16:15; Sutter, NYI Green 6141-213, K. Walker691-29, Ewing their teams’ leading scorers. scored two goals apiece, and (roughing), 16:15; Shaw, NYR, malor Lakers 110, Bulls 101 p.m. chopped at it. I was thinking that I Rookie goalie Frank Pietran- 613 66 22, Jackson 7-13 7-6 21, Wilkins Radio, TV Ice Hockev Lemieux scored his league­ season was even more dramatic. Division. (flghttno), 30:00; Henry, NYI, malor 1625 1-2 29, Newman 05 2-2 2,Cartwrtght would be there for a garbage goal, gelo was attempting to register rookie Ray Sheppard had t|iree (flghllne),30;oa SecondPerlod— 1,N.Y. North Branford v*. East Catholic leading 50th goal of the season He tapped in Kelly Klsio’s center­ llling varsHy boyi 2-367H), CummliMSOI 636 Donovan0000 CHtCAOO (101) (B o ngnlcg Piil»|6g),.t :l < iMn and I was lucky to have the puck his first NHL shutout when Yvon assists. Housley broke a 2-2 tie at The victory snapped a six- Rangers, Dionne 31 (Sondstrom, Show), 0, Tucker 1-100Z 'T^ls46832631110. Oakley 1-4 5 « X Setters 56 56 5i ■MFtBcond of the game with 49 ing pass with 40 seconds left in 11:31 (pp). 1 N.Y. Islanders, Moksla 27 TO fH G N T Corriveau scored for Washington 10:23 of the second period on a game losing streak for the (Lelter,Jen**on), 17:46 (pp). Penaltlee— The llllne Junior High boys' varsity Brown 511 56 13, Jordon 1526 11-11 Monemster of Enfield, 8 p.m. seconds left in overtime Tuesday regulation time to give the where I did.” bosketboll Isom dropped a narrow 41-9 34 a 37 35-1M Spomw52500, (3ran9345g4 T1ireatt512 7'p.m.— College basketball: Georgia Cheney Tech of St. Bernard, 6 p.m. In the tight Patrick Division at 17:19. The Capitals lifted 2-on-l break with Sheppard. Ar­ Canucks, who also got goals from Paterson, NYR, malor (fighting), 1:17; New Yerk a a 19 It—m Tech of Duke, ESPN night to give the Penguins a 3-2 Rangers a 2-2 tie with the New Kerr, N Y I, malor (fighting), 1:17; Gron- decision to the South Windsor High l-21XConlne565go.Paxsan495«,Plppan race, first-place Philadelphia Peeters for an extra skater and niel and Housley both scored for Craig Coxe, Stan Smyi, Tony freshmtn Tutsday aftsrnoon. Kevin XPoInt goal— J.Malone. Fouled out— 35324 Totols368925ai01. I p.m. THURSDAY York Islanders. strand, NYR (unaportsmonllke conduct), None. Rebound* Woshlnoton 42 (M.Mo- SgorttChannel, WTIC NHL victory over the Washington the second time in the third Tanti and Dave Richter. The 6:42; Sutler, NYI (unsportsmanlike Martinez led the Roms with 19 points ’’The puck was there for me. I leads the Islanders and W ashing- Dave Christian tied the score with while Walter Scotland Rodney Crockett lone 12), New York 55 (Ewing 15). LJ). LAKBRS (118) 7:9 p.m. — Pacers at Cilflek. Cox Capitals. period. Housley’s team-leading Kings’ goals, both short-handed, conduct), 6:42; N.Y. Rangers bench, Assisis— Washington 22 (Colter 5), New Coble Oiannal a , WKHT Coventry at RHAM, 7:9 was in the right place at the right ton by four points. New Jersey 35 seconds left. served by Paterson (too nrany men on grabbed 13 and 12 rebounds, respec­ Green 57 50 8, WOrihy 511 56 2X Bacon Acodamv of Bolton, 7 p.m. "They were caught in a line 24th goal made it 4-2 at 4:10 of the were by Bernle NIcholls and Mike tively. Stacey Rouleau was the defen­ York 22 (Jackson 8). Total fouls— Abdul-Jobbor 5 7 5 5 IX Johnson 11-1755a • p.m. — Cellaot bosktlboll: LSU of iCBHockgy time,” Poddubny said. "Kelly and Pittsburgh by five and the Poddubny tied the score after Ice), 6:49; Jonsson, NYI (holding), Washington 23, New York 23. Scott 518 33 2X Cooper 54 50 7, Auburn, NESN change and the pass was right final period. Allison. 11:13; Poddubny, NYR (hddlna), t3:00; sive standout. The 2-7 Roms host the Moncltestar ys. Wefbersftald (Hart- passed it waist-high and Smitty Rangers by 11. the Rangers lifted goalie John Rockville High freshmen Thursday at Technical*— Washington lltegol deferae. M.Thompeon 49 54 11, SmiM 2d (M 9 p.m. — telMot bosktaall; m a torUArgno),7;9p.m. there,” said Lemieux, who took a Poferson, N Y ^ malar (tlghtlng), 13:00; New York lltegol detense. A— 14369. 4T0tals 4577 a n 110. - 'fat.jghr ------. .. Sutter, NYI (elbowino), )3:00; DIduck. 3:15 p.m. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1988 - i 81 to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegday, Feb. 3, 1988 l^lks are discovering REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES N/' unbeaten BYU for reai Featuring: n®«ia, Bv The Associated Press taking leads of 2-0 and 4-2 before BYU took control. The closest Folks in the Great Plains now NCAA Hoop Tulsa got thereafter was a 6-6 tie. know what basketball fans in the Tracy Moore scored 19 points to Rocky Mountains have known for lead the Hurricane. REAL ESTATE quite a while — Brigham Young is league, while Connecticut No. 12 Syracuse S2, Providence for real. dropped to 2-7 and 9-8. 71: At Syracuse, Derrick Cole­ "They took a scalpel and cut us Maryland, the once-proud pro­ man scored 20 points as the 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester to pieces,” Tulsa Coach J.D. gram that was shattered by the Orangemen, losers of three of Barnett said after the unbeaten drug-related death of Len Bias, their last four games, took out and third-ranked Cougars beat continues a remarkable resur­ their collective frustrations on the Hurricane 72-57 Tuesday gence under .second-year coach Providence. Syracuse, 16-5, used ■aeniigwltyti», Forest Ridge Condo - *159,900 night. Center Jim Usevitch Bob Wade. The Terrapins, 9-17 a a 15-2 burst to build a 25-13 lead Beautiful 4-Level Townhouse, scored 21 points and forward Jeff year ago, improved to 11-6 this and a 15-4 run to shut off a mild with 3 bedrooms, 2...... include ------3 bedrooms.--— ------rental income, separate utilities, carpeting, Blanchard & Rossetto OPOOKTHNirv Bloom’s dealings with former Alabama basketball star Derrick Illinois names Mackovic 2.5 baths, large eat*in kitchen, screened in porch, aluminum siding. Call for figures and more McKey, who now plays with the NBA’s Seattle SuperSonics. magnificent in-ground pool with deluxe trim­ details. Offered at *169,900. Bv Robert Lee Zimmer tough call, but they had offered mings. 2 Car garage. Treat yourself and call today! REAL ESTATE 646-2482 The Associated Press the job to Mackovic and he had *249.900. Irvin says future Is In the NFL accepted,” said Tippett, who CHAMPAIGN, 111. - As the indicated he would leave the CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Michael Irvin, star receiver for the new head football coach at the team. 9 national champion Miami Hurricanes, said ’Tuesday he will forgo University of Illinois. John Mack- In addition, a university source ^Century 21 Epstein Realty REALTY WORLD a final year of college eligibility. BRING IT (203) 640-7700 73 W m I Ctnltr SIraat ovic’s first order of business may who asked not to be identified “Michael Irvin’s plan for 1988 is hopefully to be playing in the IMMACULATE! Banolt/Frachatta Aaaoclalat Manchaatar, CT 06040 be hiring two top defensive aides. confirmed that Mackovic would 543 North Main St., Manchester U&R Constructed, newer Con­ National Football League,” said Irvin, who set school career mini defensive coordinator be named to replace White. W B G E T RESULTS records with 26 touchdown receptions, 143 receptions and 2,423 temporary Colonial in area of Howard Tippett, who had been a Ohio State assistant coach Jim new homes. Wood & Alumi­ yards in three seasons. candidate for the head job va­ Colletto and former Northwest­ A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES” Irvin, 21, redshirted in 1984, had said throughout last season he num sided, 3 bedrooms, l*/4 cated by Mike White, said Tues­ ern Coach Dennis Green also Mia. baths, 2 zone heat and garage. hadn’t decided whether to return next season. But he said day night that Athletic Director interviewed for the job, the tPaTlIN RSALTY Tuesday winning the national championship and his personal HOM VERNON - Price just Neale Stoner notified him of the Champalgn-Urbana News- Score with the Whalers WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION accomplishments made up his mind. decision to hire Mackovic. The Gazette reported. Each offlc# Indapandantly owned end opereted. reduced to *194,^ university planned to introduce Mackovic, out of coaching for a and SportsChannel Mackovic today. year, was fired by Kansas City all season long Barrasso NHL player of the month "He said it was a close call, a after the 1986 MONTREAL — Buffalo goaltender Tom Barrasso, who had a Get the best seat in the house MANCHESTER *269,900. i .-■) 10-3-1 record and a 2.88 goals-against-average, was selected for 50 Hartford Whalers games, SPACIOUS, AIRY beautiful 4 bed­ Tuesday the NHL player of the month for January. 151 Robertt St. room Colonial located In South plus Boston Celtics home action Manchaatar near the QIaatonbury VINYL SIDED Pittsburgh center Mario Lemieux, Calgary defenseman Gary Hartford, C T 06108 line. 2’4 bathe, large family room, DUPLEX Suter and Vancouver right wing Tony Tanti also received Tel: (203) 826-9251 and much more. liiiiii 1 » i » super master bedroom. A must to consideration. Newer insulation, siding, Barrasso began the month by winning six straight games, storms and screens in this 5-1-5 Call duplex with 3 bedrooms each including four against Adams Division rivals, in 10 days. He also United Cable had a 3-1-1 record on the road in January. side, separate systems and 5 East Hartford Racquet Club and order year old heating system on Tennis Programs today. one side. A ’’must see”! Gilliam NBA rookie of the month ■ Ben Bishop’s Tennis Lessons VERNON - *139,900. NEW YORK — Phoenix forward Armon Gilliam, who — Juniors and Adults — Beginners to Advanced Players Whalers vs Montreal COVENTRY *121.000. averaged 14.8 points and 7.1 rebounds a game, was named the — Monday through Sunday — Groups and Private Lessons (at home) FIRST TIME BUYERS taka note. MANCHESTER *122,566. NBA Rookie of the Month for January, while Washington’s Wes Reasonable priced five room Ranch ’Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” Five year old townhoute In convenient location. 2 Bedrooms, Unseld, who guided the Bullets to a 9-4 record, was chosen the ■ Super Senior Weekly Round Robins Tune-in Tonight at 7:30 p.m. with 3 bedrooms, country kitchan, 1'/k baths, laundry hook-up, sliders to patio. Full basement. tpadoua living room an

IPART TIME HOMES HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED F0H8ALE IFOHSALE fA MANCHESTER. Excep­ WILLIMANTIC 3 bed­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 2 SpcciolisfeD #tf! tional home In execu­ room Ranch on Quarry 1 Street. Nearly l/3oere. 'CIRCULATION Areo Ad­ WARD tive area. U & R ■Jt Musicol Items...... Confempororv Ranch Well Insulated, wood- Notices Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Roommates Wanted...... visor. Housewives, /eoal stove. B rick Wanted to Rent...... ,.40 Cameras and Photo Equipment mothers with young CLERK with formal living Lost/Found ...... oi Lott/Lond (or Salt...... 23 „ Pets and Supplies...... PHINTINfi/ MRCELLANE0U8 room and dining room, chimney, quoronteed Investment Property ...... 24 Farm Supplies and Equipment . Miscellaneous for Sole...... children, students. Our GliBGwL MW hGihh ortg water proof. Base­ P «r»o n o l»...... 02 p ^ ’specioiffi-i Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... Earn extra money with taeUtty It GitRIno ■ Wnrd CItrli to PAPEHINB 8EHVKE8 family room, den, 2'/^ Announcements...... 03 *1 Tog Sales...... work putt Unit. Ntnlblt ovoning baths, oversized 2 cor ment, dishwasher. •500 Business Property...... 25 Recreotlonol Equipment...... ff Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... your own part time lob. bouro, n bourt por wotk. I carpeting allowance. Auctions...... 04 Resort Property ...... 26 Boots and Marine Equipment .. Bring your children NAME your own price. ODD lobs. Trucking garage and targe deck. financial...... ] oS Services A mtOleol btekQountf ind eXPERIENCBD House­ All this set on profes­ Nicely decorated. Mortgooes ...... 27 Rootlng/Sldlno...... with you and save on kiMwtodgo of modtool tonninof* INCOME TAX Father 8> Son, painting Home repairs. You keeper with i%kren- sionally landscaped Principles only. Wonted to B u y...... 28 Child Core...... Flooring...... Merchandise babysitting costs. 21 egy IG a ploo. Good oroenitsttooel ees. Call 64341826. and papering, remo­ name It, we do It. Free Employment & Education Cleanino Services...... Electrical ...... Automotive ikWG oro RtOGtiory. Aeouroto ro* PREPARATION val. 872-8237. estimates. Insured. 643- lot. $229,900. Sentry $113,900. 4234717. Holldav/Seosonol...... hours per week, salary oord koiping on nuroing unHa. Port Tlm « H#lo Wanted...... to Rentals Entertainment...... Heatlng/Ptumblng...... Antiques and Collectibles...... Cars lor Sale...... plus gas allowance. Su­ In Your Homo 0304. Real Estate. 643-4060.i:i Help Wanted...... n BooltKeeolno/Income Tax Miscellaneous Services. Wa offtr an aKoallanl aalary and Inhiudlng: Rsnlsl and Sole Rooms for Rent...... 31 Clothing ...... Trucks/Vons for Sole...... pervise our carrier ABSOLUTE MANCHESTER. An Invi­ LOTS/UWO Situation Wanted...... i j Carpentry/Remodellno . Services Wonted...... banafH paokaga. a/ FfoprMoratilp. o n Jim Wlwaler HOME Health Aide. Apartments tor Rent...... 32 F u rn itu re ...... Compers/Trollers...... bovs and girls. If vou Available full time tation to spacious liv­ FONNMi Builneii Ooportunltlei...... 13 Polntlno/Pooerlno ...... TV/Stereo/Appllances...... Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... Flaata oontoel our Okootor of PAINTING CO. ing Is yours In this Inttructlon...... 14 Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 like kids, want a little NUfOtO. “ 7 4 2 -1 00 9 days. Housework and ...... 34 Machinery ond Tools...... Auto Services...... feneirty el Wsaclisstsr unique 9 room, V h both Employment Services...... 15 Homes for Rent...... Independence and vour personal care. 646-8116. COLUM BIA. 4 plus acres Store/(}f(lce Space...... 35 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Lawn and Gordon...... Autos for Rent/Leose...... own Income. Call 647- Guaranteed quality work. U & R High Ranch. on beautiful wooded lot Resort Property...... -..34 Good Things to E a t...... Miscellaneous Aufomotive . GLASTONBURY Roforsnoss. Free Estimates. Large deck, 1st floor MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES. Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 9946.______on private rood. Real Estate Industrial Property...... 37 Fuel OII/CoaIrFIrewood...... TAX CONSULTATION e^CMPENTHY/ Reasonable Retee. Cell Doug HANDYMAN family . room with $125,000. Call 417-1339...... 38 C a ll 643-2711 for more Information! PART Time kitchen per- HEALTH CARE Hama Improvamanf • Homes for Sale ...... J1 Gorao*9 and Storao*...... son and port time cash- CySEHIOKLINfi 236-1472 Fainting - Wall Fooaring • cathedral celling, 4 “ ler. Days. Perfect CENTER FNEFARATION Tiling • Light Claroanfry • bedrooms and much READ YOUR AO. Classified odvertlsements are housewife hours. ODD JOBS - INSURBO more. Located In area RATES: I to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. taken by telephone os a convenience. The 1175 Hebron Ave. STENCILING ot tine homes. Coll for DOAOLINES: For classified advertisements to Schools off-vour off. Gall Dan Moiler . CHRKiniY A A aMUMtuI MWtlM to Any SMml BARRY SCANLON 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one QIaatonbury, C T details. Sentry Real Apply Antonio's Res­ REMOOELMO StimCES Orlalnal a Cutlom Onlant 646-2411 fraaastlmofa Estate. 643-4060.O 20 to 2S days: 60 cents per line per day. deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the site of taurant, 956 Main 06033 0 4 0 - 3 ^ Oempieie beme reMira and ra- In horn* prertMlonol rarvlct, In need of 26 or more days;' 50 cents per line per day. For odvertlsemenis to be published Monday, the original Insertion. Errors which do not Street, Manchester. modainHL We apemlM In balh- FrM mnmatn. For mart MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ (203) 659-1905 rooma and Mtehana. SmiH eoaia InTormallon Coll HtMl Minimum charie: 4 lines. the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. lessen the value of the advertisement will not tqual Opportunity t wployar M/F eemmaralal work. RagMarad. in- HAWKS TREE SERVICE room Garrison Colon­ Mortgage? be corrected by an additional Insertion. Mirad, rafaraneea. Bucket, truck 8 cMppcr. Stump ial In Im m aculate BARBARA RAY 646-8707 condition. Steel beam Qo(xl credit or bed CAFETERIA oeneral kit- 94G-S1GS ramovai. Prca ccUmakM. credit, wa make loans HELP WANTED BOOKKeBPING Special conctdcratlon for constructed home feat­ Chen help. Monday- uring 0 12’x20' living easy. Recent ban* LEGAL NOTICE Friday. Good starting SEHVICES ROOFINB/ Wderty and handloappad. LOST PART TIME PART TIME INSURANCE Office. BMkkMSiiS Nr mwB TMMA AKOCMTIS room, dining room and kruptcy, foreclosre or The Department of Public wage, benefits. 633-4681 Notices AND FOUND Employment HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Anawera Clerical Including typ­ tasiMeH*. laeMlaS seymn Cuatom building, fram­ SIDINfi beamed 1st floor fam­ late paymonta, we can Uflllty Confrol, together with HELP WANTED ing and telephone re- ext. 330. Charlotte mS qwiurty lant; 647-7553 the Department of Health ing, additions, ranova- ily room, fireplace, 2 help. Relo-Com hae It As o condition precedent to . aulred. Jewell- Eng­ 8o.m. to 2p.m.______car garage, vinyl sid­ Services will conduct a pub­ IMPOUNDED Male 3 ye­ & Education PART Time driver COOKS Part time wee­ 649-3281 llona and roofino. For a NATHAN HALE ROOFS all from tat and 2nd the placement of any adver­ lic hearing, pursuant to Sec­ ars old. Lhasa-Apsa, kends. Flll-ln shift. 5am land Insurance. WAREHOUSE Manager quality job at a good ing, new carpet, newer tising In the Manchester He­ tions 16-11, 16-46, 16-262n and needed. Must have own Quiz on page • 646-4662.______P A IN TIN G mortgagee to refi­ light brown. Found on to 1pm or 11;30am to handling all receiving, price... Call Bud at CONSTRUCTION nor * roof. An excellent buy rald, Advertiser hereby 16-2620 of the General Sta­ car. Work 2 days a stock management, In area of fine homes. nances. Applications agrees to protect, Indemnify tutes of Connecticuf, In Her­ Stone Street. Call Man­ PART TIME week. Call Julie 871- 7:30pm as needed. With 1. Bare (Bear) ADMINISTRATIVE Of- TAXATTORNEY Specializing In Roofing. a STAINING and hald harmless the Man­ rick Park, Hebron Road, Bol­ chester Dog Warden, possible full time 2. Christmas flce, Prague Shoe Com­ some shipping and 742-9732 • Sleta • Aaphalt Shlnglaa a ADDITIONS $216,900. D.W .FIsh taken in the conveni­ 2988, leave message. material preparation. (RWradaomMS) Realty. 643-1591 or 871- chester Herald, Its officers ton, Connecticut, on Wednes­ 643-6642. _____ HELP WANTED summer work. Expe­ 3. Whetstone (Scythe) pany, opportunities e Ret Rooting (mbbMlnO ence of your home or and employees agolnst onv day, February 10, 19(8 at ovollable. Join a grow- Independent position WM advise and prapara FuUy Insured 1400.D 10:30 a.m., concerning "EASY DOES IT ” is the rience In quantity 4. Envy an tax ratuma. office. and all Mobility, loss or way to describe placing a PART Time (substitute) cooking and dietary Ing company. Our for a self-starter. Mall KITCHEN ft BATH 742-1679 Fully InyurFd Qualtt^ References expense. Including attor­ Docket No. (7-10-20, Joint In­ FROZEN FOOD CLERK 5. Horse race vestigation of Departmenf of driver needed tor background helpful but management office order/Retoll company WHITMAN BOLTON CALL NOW neys’ fees, orlslng from want ad. Just call 643-2711 Full time opening needs Immediate help. REiNODELING — FREE Estimates Public Utility Control and and we do the rest! newspaper delivery In good opportunity for 6. (a) 0 — Parenthesis (z) has several positions 188 Oewnay Ortoa., Apt A Lot 8, Volpl Road our professionals are claims of unfoir trode practi­ Department of Health Ser­ Andover/Hebron. Call available. Will be res­ Apply at CT. Cone and ces, Infringement of trade­ mature person who Is (b) & — Ampersand (x) available. Training Manehaakw. sas-lBSi From the smallest repair to on duty 7 days a week vices Into Request Filed by INVITATION TO BID Donna 649-3467 for de­ ponsible for ordering, Reed, 134 Pine St., aOORINfi call 643-2659 *90,000 marks, trade names or pat­ Llynwood Water Company willing to be trained In (c) " ” — Quote marks (y) provided. We offer: the largest renovation, we ents, violation of rights of tails before 11am. receiving and stock­ a new field. Good start­ paid vacations, paid Manchester. .will do a complate |ob. Stari CONVERSE REAL RELO-COM to Ceose Operations and the NOTICE IS HEREBY ing. Includes heavy (d) : — Semicolon (v) privocv and Infringement of Adequacy of Service Pro­ GIVEN that the EIGHTH CLERICAL opening. 20-25 ing pay and pro-rated holidays, paid personal to finish. Free estimates.' copyright and proprietary customer contact. (e) • — Asterisk (w) taewM T n FraparallM UGGY BROS. CARPET THIS SPACE ESTATE FINANCIAL vided by Llynwood Water UTILITIES DISTRICT, 32 week. Miscellaneous benefits, vacation, etc. days, health and/or life Don’t worry about th« rights, unfair competition Company. Specificallv, Llyn­ Main Street, Manchester, duties In busy medical Previous experience In Free meals. Contact Insurance, free park­ NURSING Heritage KHchen ft SERVICE <50.40 646-43S2 SERVICES and libel and slander, which wood Water Company re­ Connecticut seeks bids for iMiwtaxlBw. BualnBMBnd Installations, sates and quests the Department's ap­ the following Item: office. Call 646-7704. Frozen Food Depart­ Food Servive Supervi­ ing, pleasant office at­ -^for 24 Insertions may result from the publlco- sor, Crestfleld Conva­ mosphere. Apply In ASSISTANTS Individual Incoma tax ra- Bath Center repairs weekly carpet MANCHESTER. 5 year Call Bob Hayward tlon of any advertlsment In proval of dissolutlonment RECEPTIONIST and as­ ment or Dairy Depart­ Come visit our showroom at: old Townhouse In con­ of the Company. The owner PACKAGE INSURANCE lescent Home, 643-5151. person Tuesdoy- tum pnspamtlons. specials. Call 643-2711 649-3156 the Manchester Herald by COVERAGE FOR 1988/1989. sistant In Manchester ment la preferred. PART TIME PART TIME 182 W. Middle Tpke venient location. 2 bed- advertiser. Including adver­ of the Company Is deceased Excellent starting rate SECRETARY- Frldpv, 8;30dm-4pm. (CERTIFIED) CaNMHIataaaefar for details Licensed by C T. and and the estate Is unable to Bid specifications may be doctor's office. Ma­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Manchester PHONE room, 1 '/j baths, tisements In any free distri­ ture, dependable, and depending upon ex­ Receptlonlst. Part time Prague Shoe Com­ Wa bava fuN Uma and part Utna amhAawat at 6434184 bution publications pub­ continue operations. If the obtained during normal busi­ pany, 200 Pitkin Street, poalWona avaMaWa on aU abWto foe 643-2070 laundry hook-up, slid­ N.Y. operations of the Company ness hours (8:00 A.M. to 6:00 pleasant personality a perience. Apply: for office In Manches­ oartlWad nuriing aaalaunta. A 649-5400 ers to patio. Full base­ lished by the Manchester cease, there will be no ser­ $70.00-$90.00 per night. 2-3 East Hartford, CT. ganulna Intoraaf In garlairfoa la Herald. Penny Sleffert, P.M.) Monday thru Saturday must. Must enlov pa­ ter. Fridays 3pm-7pm, ...... ment Includes kitchen DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI vice to customers, which Is In from the Dispatcher at the evenings per week.^ Impoitant Evary otbar wtakand: m tient contact. Great Saturdays 10am-6pm, ACCOUNTANT. Staff Ac- Publisher. violation of Conn. Gen. Stot. EIGHTH DISTRICT FIRE­ Women preferred. Call banam/no banafH plan: panalon ENROLLED AGENT farrand remodelind appliances and low Stop Foreclosural Home- working conditions. Sundays 11am-6pm. NEWS Stand Dealer. countant needed In plan aftor • monlha: aMoallant FL00RSANDIN6 condominium tee. owners, consolidate vour I 16-11. Between November HOUSE, 32 Main Street, Man­ Shop Rite 649-6263, 4:30-6:30, banafH paokaga. IS Veers M tS Bxperistwe Room eddiHone, deekt, rooting, 16,1987 and April 1,1988, you chester, Connecticut 06040. Afternoon hours. Call Typing necessary. Ap­ Manchester area, de­ growing business. De­ Tax WeeMden/OMMilitoe / Tai • Floors like new Realty World, Benolt- bills, pay off vour credit may coll the Department's plications being ac­ liver to honor boxes Mondoy-Frlday, 4-5pm gree and 1-3 years ex­ For eomplato Informallon and tiding, .ertndowe end guMera. cords, vour car or busi­ THE DEADLINE FOR Sealed bids will be received 646-5153 leave message SUPERMARKETS, INC. Intorvlaw. ptoitoa oontool: Baoklioe and bulldoier een/lca • Specializing In older floors Frechette Associates. offices, at (27-1553, com­ with service. 214 Spencer St. cepted Monday-Frldov and stores. Established Soturdoy ond Sunday. perience preferred. Sigeti to Netir 8 OM Tex Utw 646- 7709.0 ness loon, your morfgaea PLACING OR mencing of 8:15 a.m. to be at the above oddress until ■velleble. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. • Natural & stained floort 7:00 P.M. on Monday, May 2, Manchester, C T 9am-11am.Coll528-13(X) route. Work approxi­ PART Time teacher Responsibilities In­ DIRECTOR OF NURSES • No waxing anymore and save, save vour C A N C E L IN G AN A D IS provided Information as to LEGAL NOTICE EOI NNN0ILEED. baths, job they can do. And they're “Bookkeeper," P.O. Box 591, Manchester, C T nights available. entry. Experienced on or port time. Send re­ dlatelv. 8355 per month 06040, or call Mark Abraltls, 643-2711.. 2 and 4 cycle and own time positions. Starting laundry room, thermo­ plus utilities, 1 month rewarded for It with good wages, sume to; Lutz Child­ pane windows, pull 646-7591 tools necessary. Good pay *6/hour. Call ren's Museum, 247 security. Call 875-8608. great benefits and a terrific opportunity for take down ottic stalrwoy, South Main Street, burled oil tank, 3 zoned VERNON- Furnished 1 employee discount. INSURANCE Manches­ charge type person. LYDALL, Inc. Manchester. EOE-AA. bedroom with garoge. Eckert's Lawn 8< Lels- heating system, 8' ceil­ ter agency. Immediate Composile Materials EXPERIENCED Collec­ ings, car garage plus A/C. $700 plus utilities Send a message of love The following positions are now opening tor a full time ure. 742-6103.______2 Division tor at 60 day level. an acre treed lot. and security. 871-9392. available for all shifts; Property, Casualty CLEANING Person. Part Savings Bank of Man­ St $193,900 sounds too MANCHESTER 3 bed­ to your Valentine on person. Experience re­ and full time positions chester. 649-9696 ext. MANCHESTER $247,900 good. Blanchard & room apartment on 1 FULL & PART TIME quired. 643-6401. available. Residential. 6 4 6 -1 2 3 3 339.______Rossetto, "We're Sel­ floor. Fully appllanced MAINTENANCE Mon. Call Country Maids. kitchen. No utilities. February 13^*’ • Cashiers • IlGrcluiMlIse ext. 333 X-RAY Technician. Or­ ling Houses". 646-2482. Full time for restau­ 646-3650.______thopedic office. Regls- □ $725 per month. Secur­ rant complex. Must be ity deposit and 1 year • Receiving Clerfct PART TIME TELLER S Needed. Man­ AU TO Body Repair Per­ tratlon required. 9 Richmond Road SUDDENLY available. A able to do minor re­ chester Parkade of­ Benefits available. lease. 649-0795. Clerk • Cask Office son. Opening for auto Beautiful Raised Ranch on lovely, quiet street. perfect place to raise pairs, cleaning and set fice, Connecticut Bonk Please reply to 872- 8 your family. See this 1x21/2 CUSTOiWER SERVICE up work. Full benefits. painters assistant. In­ rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, hardwood flooring •1250 Please apply In person at: 8. Trust. Coll 647-5500. volves preparation of 0355. Monday-Friday, fine Manchester home [ggjCWiqOMINIUMg W e are looking for reaponalbla terx’lcc- Must hove own tools. under wall to wall carpeting. Ontral air and vac, Wages commensurate CONCRETE Form Car- cars and detail work. 9am-5pm.______today 1 Affordable at RIHRENT BRADLEES mlnded Individuals to handle cuatomer Inquir­ Full time, all benefits alarm system. Many outstanding features. $147,900. Blanchard 8i with experience. EOE. penter. 5 years expe­ ONE OF TH E surest wavs CALL Middle Turnpike & Broad St. ies. The position requires enthusiasm, Inde­ 646-2260. 9am-5pm Mr. rience In commercial paid. Located In Mon- Directions: East Center Street to Vernon Street to left Rossetto, "We're Sel­ MANCHESTER 3 bed­ foundations. Must be chester. Call 649-5030. to find bargain buys Is to on Richmond Drive. Follow signs. ling Houses" 644-2482.0 room Condo, IVb baths. Manchester, C T pendent thinking, and organization. Good Hickey.______shop the classified ads communication skills and a pleasant tele­ able to read bl ueprints, MOHAWK Industrial & PRINCETON Street ex­ Ranch. Garage, full SUPERVISOR RN. Bay­ layout, set anchor every day. panded 7 room Cope. 3 basement, appliances, 643-2711 I^M Gw e« ne S«ie 8 Wee Ceieeew phone manner are essential. lor weekends. High Supply Corp. has a bolts. Full time em­ position open tor a Ws esn hsip ysu bscsns s bedroom, country kit­ A/C, pool, tennis. 8650 to place your rate ot pay. Applica­ ployment with benef­ BUSINESS “REALE" PRdFE8SI0NAU per month plus utili­ tions are now being billing clerk. This posi­ I chen. 16X22 1st floor 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Friday its. Coll 742-5317. 8am- tion requires good typ­ OPPORTUNITIES Csll B4(M5n and isk 1st Dsn family room, master ties. 643-6708 or 875- special message accepted for this key 3456.______Bwaieea 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday position. For more In­ 5pm.______ing skills and an organ­ D. F. REAL^ INC. bedroom with sitting There Is always something new at HELP Wanted- light pro- ized mind. Hours and M AKE money with vour, area, 16X32 above HELPING PEOPLE sa­ Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more formation contact 176 Jalj^^Nnsslsr P.S. Deadline is 10 A.M., Feb. 12th, 1988 Brodleei Now It con be youl Mrs. Plontft, ONF, ductlon. 7:30-2:30. salary negotiable. Con­ computer. Join a na­ ground pool. $172,500. tisfy their needs and Information. Monday-Frldov. Call tact Gerry Decelles. tional network. Tele­ 8484S2S No agents. Call after wants ... that's what wont ______MtguaOppoAxqytnwbwklA Crestfleld Convales­ cent. 643-5151. 646-8228. 643-5107. EOE. phone 1-800-346-4147. 5pm. 649-4477. odt are all about. ./ t