M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 3, 198a Supermarket Shopper Mall suit: Ruling could affect new talks/page 3 MHS wins again: Smithsonian shows Goddard provides rare red diamond Refund checks arrive late T ax law: Season of discontent for CPAs/page 9 margin / p a g e 11 WASHINGTON (AP) — A mysterious red By Martin Sloone diamond, one of only five known in the world, is United Feature Syndicate sparkling under the bright lights of its bulletproof Clip ’n’ file refunds glass case at the National Museum of Natural Last summer. Nelson Adshead two sets of Play-Doh. Send the History after years in the shadows of obscurity. of Stillwater, Pa., wrote to me Soups, Snacks, Candy (File S) required refund form and A gift to the nation from the late Boston gem with an interesting theory. He Clip out this file and keep it three qualifying Fruit Roll- dealer S. Sydney DeYoung, the round-cut, knew that manufacturers’ re­ Ups Universal Product Code unmounted, S.03-carat diamond is probably with similar cash-off coupons funds involved a lot of money, — beverage refund offers with symbols showing the number worth several million dollars. almost a billion dollars in cash 13 or higher for each set of But museum curator John Sampson White was beverage coupons, for exam­ and free products in 1987. Nelson ple. Start collecting the needed Play-Doh ordered. Expires shocked last October when the diamond landed was bothered by the length of proofs of purchase while look­ March 25. 1988. on his desk in a small cardboard box. It had been time it took to receive the refunds KNORR $2 Coupon Offer. sent by registered mail — uninsured — from ing for the required forms at he sent for, and he theorized that the supermarket, in newspap­ Receive $2 in Knorr coupons. DeYoung’s estate in Boston. manufacturers were dragging ilaiirliratprManchester — A City of Village Charm Hpral^ Send the required refund form The box carried $11.58 in postage and contained ers and magazines, and when their heels in sending out refund trading with friends. Offers and the Universal Product a yellow invoice listing the contents simply as and rebate checks so they could may not be available in all Codes from any three varieties “ one large red diamond.” keep more of this money in their of Knorr soup mix. Expires When he learned of the bequest. White toid areas of the country. Allow 10 3 0 C 6 n t8 bank accounts, earning interest. weeks to receive each refund. March 31, 1988. Thursday, Feb. 4, 1988 reporters, " I expected to see an armored truck I thought about Nelson’s theory MILKY WAY, SNICKERS, and a couple of armed guards pulling up one AP photo and came up with one of my own. These offers require refund MUSKETEERS, MARS Coo- day." Instead, he said, "it is possible that we If the manufacturers had an forms: I’em Cooler Bag Offer. Re­ F have here a $5 million diamond shipped in a ON DISPLAY — Curator John Simpson incentive to delay sending the BRACH’S/SHEER ceive an Oxford nylon, 50-cent box.” ‘Wonderful’ White holds a 5.02-carat red diamond, cash, they probably had an equal ENERGY Pantyhose Offer. fiberglass-insulated Cooler Wearing a white cotton glove. White twirled the incentive to speed up the return of Snowstorm Receive a free pair of L’eggs Bag. Send the required refund DeYoung diamond under the light of a the first of its kind ever displayed in a mail-in offers that sent coupons to Sheer Energy pantyhose form and the Universal Pro­ high-intensity desk lamp Monday to show off the public museum, at the Smithsonian consumers. After all, the sooner (shade: “ suntan” ). Send the duct Code symbols from any budget, say sparkling red flashes beneath its black surface. Institution in Washington. consumers receive coupons, the required refund form and two two six-packs of Milky Way, sooner they are able to use them Universal Product Code sym­ Snickers, 3 Musketeers or to make additional purchases. bols from any lay-down bags Mars bars, along with a check snaps spring E So I asked readers of this (10-ounce or larger) of Brack’s or money order for $5.99 for legislators Names in the News column to keep a 90-day record of Chocolate Candies, or three each bag ordered. Expires how long it took to receive their proofs of purchase from any March 31, 1988. refunds: Which came back more hanging bag (5.5-ounce or By Andrew Yurkovsky quickly, cash or coupons? larger), or a box (4-ounce or Here’s a refund form to Brando returns Passionate lawsuit At the end of November, larger) of Brack’s Chocolate Manchester Herald prediction write for: hundreds of letters came in with LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mar­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - Imita­ Candies. Expires Feb. 28.1988. the results. Most of them con­ RENUZIT $1.25 Rebate State legislators representing Manchester lon Brando, last seen on the big tion may be the sincerest form of DENTYNE Cash & Coupon tained listsof refunds showing the Refund Offer. Receive a $1 Offer, P.O. Box 14958-A, Balti­ and other area towns reacted favorably to the screen in 1980’s “ The Form'ula," flattery to some people, but not to more, MD 21268. Send a Elizabeth Taylor and the makers date they were sent for and the refund and two 25-cent Den- $6.32 billion budget proposed by Gov. William Winter blues still with us, will make a return as an ex-CIA self-addressed, stamped enve­ A. O’Neill during the opening of the General of a fragrance named for the date received. tyne coupons. Send the re­ agent called back to duty in lope. This offer expires March Assembly on Wednesday. actress. On average, it takes six to eight quired refund form and 10 "Jericho," a suspense movie 31, 1988, but requests for the The legislators — most of them Democrats despite Chuckles’ forecast written by the actor. A cologne called Fever has the weeks to receive a refund. This Universal Product Code sym­ was no surprise. I have been form must be postmarked no — also offered a preview of what this year’s The movie is set in Mexico, same violet, lavendar and gold bols from Dentyne 8-stick telling my readers for a long time later than Feb. 29, 1988. While legislative session will bring. Panama, Colombia and Washing­ art-deco motif and packaging as single packs, six Universal that refunding takes a great deal waiting for the form, save the Included in the governor’s proposed 1988-89 Bv Andrew J. Davis The Manchester Police Depart­ ton, D.C., said Andre Blay, who is does Elizabeth Taylor's Passion, Product Code symbols from of patience. But did the cash- cut-out Universal Product budget is a $400,000 grant to help pay for ment reported that there have producing the movie with Elliott says a lawsuit filed by Taylor, her Dentyne 18-stick bonus packs, Manchester Herald refund offers take longer to Codes from the back panels of renovations to Cheney Hall, a line item been no major traffic accidents Kastner through Palisades cosmetics company and or three Universal Product arrive than the coupon offers? the carton sleeves of any three O’Neill agreed to at the request of state Rep. Entertainment. Chesebrough-Pond’s Inc. of Code symbols from Dentyne Two days after Chuckles II, the this morning. No, surprisingly, they did not. 7.5-ounce Renuzit Adjustable James McCavanagh. D-Manchester, and The movie will be directed by Greenwich, which manufactures 10- or 6-packs. Expires March resident groundhog at the Lutz Lee O’Conner, acting highway Air Freshners, along with the $4.'’>4.000 to pay for the replacement of roofs for Donald Cammell, whose "White the Passion products. In fact, more than 90 percent of 31 1988 Children’s Museum, predicted superintendent, said, that all 15 my readers reported that they cash-register receipt with the 11 buildings at the old campus of Manchester Of The Eye,” will be released by The lawsuit filed Thursday in FRUIT ROLL-UPS Free that spring would be coming soon. highway department trucks were received their cash refunds ap­ Plav-Doh Offer. Receive up to purchase price circled. (Community College. Palisades in March, Blay said U.S. District Court here accuses a new snowstorm swept into the out this morning sanding and Grants to Manchester for general govern- • Monday. Fever maker Westport Laborato­ proximately one week sooner state reminding people that win­ scrapping snow off the streets. than their coupon refunds. For ment and education, based on existing Blay said the movie is tenta­ ries Inc. of Fairfield of violating ter is still here. ”We have everyone out,” example, Kathryn Taylor of occasionally send for a refund for quantity of envelopes for the zone legislation, are expected to increase by 19.5 tively set for filming late this the U.S. Trademark Act, the state ChucklesIImadeherprediction O’Conner said. “ We’re sanding my mother who lives in a Chicago that includes Munster, Ind. But percent, from $13,881,933 to $16,586,504 in the year, and that Brando and Unfair Trade Practices Act and Castle Hayne, N.C., reported that and scrapping the streets. All the suburb. Her refunds arrive much the refunds going to CTiicago 1988-89 fiscal year. during Groundhog Day ceremo­ Cammell are at work editing the Miss Taylor’s right to privacy. it took an average of 7.6 weeks to sooner than mine — two to three accumulate much more quickly nies Tuesday at the museum. But main streets have been sanded script. While the two companies try to receive cash refunds, while it The governor’s proposed budget calls for no took 8.6 weeks to receive mail-in weeks sooner. Do you have any and probably go out daily. tax increases. for those with the winter blues, her already.” Although Brando has been resolve the dispute, a judge coupon offers. Joy Swets of Coral idea why there would be such a “ The governor has continued his commit­ prediction could not come true If the snow continues, private known for his activist politics, temporarily barred Fairfield Springs, Fla., said coupon offers difference in delivery times?” The readers who worked on the ment to the elderly, land preservation and soon enough. contractors may be called in to Blay said the movie is not from distributing Fever, the survey made a point of calling took nine weeks while the typical In part, the answer may be that certainly to upholding the responsibilities of The National Weather Service help with the clean up, he said. political. He described the plot as defendant's attorney, Ronald J. attention to manufacturers who cash refund arrived at her mail most refunds are sent to consu­ state government," McCavanagh said after at Bradley International Airport Though driving is hazardous, "fu ll of gangsterism and St. Onge, said Tuesday. were unusually prompt in seeing MARLON BRANDO box 7.9 weeks after she sent for it. mers by third-class mail, and Wednesday’s opening ceremonies. in Windsor Locks has predicted O’Conner said people shouldbeall intrigue.” St. Onge said Fever spray to it that their offers were In reviewing the survey results third class just takes longer to get Democratic state Rep. John Thompson of that between 2 to 5 inches of snow right if they drive with the Since appearing as a corrupt . . . back to duty cologne sells for about $7.50 an fulfilled^ Lynn Fruin of Mishicot, with members of the fulfillment to smaller towns. But the answer Manchester commented. “ Generally, I think will fall in central Connecticut weather conditions in mind. industrialist in "The Formula,” ounce. The Passion eau de toilette Wis., said her two quickest industry, the people who process may also rest in the response of the governor’s message was upbeat.” today. Highs are expected to “ Most people realize what the Brando, 63, has spent much of his Jackson's four nominations for spray sells for $25 for 1.5 ounces, refunds came from Pampers, V refund offers, there was a logical Fred Beals of Mishawaka, Ind., He added, however, that the availability of conditions are," he i>aid. “ If they time on his private island near "Bad” are album of the year, best said Connie Kain, Chesebrough- which sent the check in 14 days, reach the 30s today. answer. A fulfillment company is who wrote: “ Some of the refund- state money for town projects would be more Tahiti and his guarded Los male pop vocal, best male Pond’s manager of public and Campbell’s Soup, which The storm will have multiple use caution, they should be all able to process cash refunds as delivery problems are the result limited in the coming fiscal year. Armeies home. Rhythm and Blues vocal and relations. responded in 18 days. As a group, personalities as sleet and freezing right.” long as the manufacturer main­ of the post office’s pre-sort State Rep. Donald Bates. D-East Hartford, producer of the year. In 1984, he the Procter & Gamble refunds rain will change to snow, then to The Department of Transporta­ tains cash in the account from requirements. The post office echoed the sentiments of McCavanagh and Royal wedding captured eight Grammys for his were usually received within rain and then possibly back to tion asked that people who must Protesting Fonda which they are paid. When funds gives a big discount to mailers Thompson. previous album, “ Thriller.” three to four weeks, and they snow later today. drive to use extremecaution since run low, they can be quickly who pre-sort their mail by ZIP “ The first impression. I think (is) it’s a LONDON (AP) — The son of Jackson will be joined in his HOLYOKE, Mass. (AP) - were on most of the surveyors’ The storm, which started about driving conditions are hazardous. 4 wired from the manufacturer’s codes. If these mailers put the one of the most popular members performance by several musi­ Jane Fonda may come here to wonderful budget.” he said. 4:30 a m., should stop sometime “ Everything is snow covered,” account to the fulfillment mail in the order in which it is to “ good” lists. of the royal family is planning to cians who recorded "Man in the film movie scenes, but without Bates, who sits on the Appropriations tonight, the weather service said Phil Cohun, monitor for the marry a woman he met when they company. be delivered, they save the post Committee, added. “ Where we can add on Mirror” with him, including the blessing of the city council, Which brands should take reported. department. “ It’s very slippery. were art history majors at the But when the supply of coupons office a lot of time and effort, and fine: if we’re going to trim it, good.” gospel star Andrae Crouch, coun­ which has gone on record sup­ warning that their refunds were David Kool/MinehMttr Harald The mixture of precipitation We’re advising everyone to use same university in Scotland five runs out — for example, if the they deserve a discount on their McCavanagh, who has proposed several try singers The Judds and singer porting local veterans still angry among the slowest to arrive? closed schools in Manchester. extremecaution.” years ago. Siedah Garrett. about the actress’s Vietnam response to a mail-in offer is |K)stage cost. But in order for the Orville Redenbacher’s offers bills for the next session on judicial reform, James Ogilvy, 23-year-old son heavier than anticipated, it may mailer to receive the discount, said his initiatives have received the backing FIRST DAY — State Reps. John Thompson, top, and James McCavanagh, Bolton. Coventry. Andover and While central Connecticut anti-war activities. were frequently mentioned as Hebron. South Windsor schools of Princess Alexandra, is to The board of aldermen in this take many weeks for the manu­ there must be a minimum of 200 being very slow. So, too, were the of his colleagues. both Manchester Democrats, listen to House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg should get its share of the storm, marry Julia Rawlinson, also 23, Sinatra helps western Massachusetts mill city facturer to print up a new supply pieces of mail sent to a given offers from Benihana, and Black “ I ’m getting a very positive response on the during the closing moments of Wednesday's opening-day session of the also closed. the northwest and north sections postal zone.” Manchester school officials an­ his family announced Tuesday. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Frank voted 11-4 Tuesday to adopt a of coupons, and consumers are & Decker. legislation,” he said. General Assembly. of the state are expected to get hit So, according to Fred Beals, it nounced a two-hour delay in Details of the wedding were not Sinatra donated $1,000 to a resolution opposing MGM Stu­ left waiting. Reform measures McCavanagh is seeking even harder, the weather service may take weeks for the mailer to I want to thank the many yet decided, a statement said. 3'/i-year-old girl who underwent a dios’ plans to shoot a few scenes The reader survey turned up a include one bill that would prevent lawyers opening but the verdict was soon reported. More than 6 inches are accumulate enough refund enve­ readers who participated in this Ogilvy, whose mother is a five-organ transplant operation, at canals in Holyoke and nearby few mysteries. Felicia Makowski convicted of felonies from practicing law for changed by school officials. Man­ lopes to get the minimum pre-sort Informative survey. predicted to fall in the northwest. cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, increasing to $160,000 the amount Chicopee for “ Union Street.” The of Munster, Ind., wrote: “ I 10 years after their conviction. Other bills chester was originally scheduled making him 22nd in line to the would keep active judges and lawyers from ‘Very little flexibility’ fora half-day session anyway, asa Tonight is expected to be windy raised to cover her hospital bills, resolution does not deny any British throne, works for an a lawyer says. permits for filming the movie, serving on the Judicial Review Council, staff development day had been and cold with the highs in the investment bank. President Reagan and talk co-starring Robert DeNiro. Mexican broccoli, cauliflower sell big which reviews the conduct of judges: prevent planned for the afternoon. teens. On Friday, it should be show host Geraldo Rivera also Most of the film, about an those convicted of a crime of violence from Classes at Manchester Com­ mostly sunny with highs reaching Jackson on TV have sent Tabatha Foster of illiterate millworker, will be shot WASHINGTON (AP) - Frozen broccoli and cauliflower rose ers have taken over a large share qualification for accelerated rehabilitation: in state spending plan munity College were cancelled at the mid 20s, the weather service Madisonville, Ky., $1,000 checks. in Waterbury, Conn., where vete­ broccoli and cauliflower from sharply from 1980 to 1986, and of the U.S. frozen market.” and would provide for a continued, updated noon. reported. NEW YORK (AP) - Eleven­ The child was in serious condi­ rans also have vowed to protest Mexico are two of the fastest- there was a substantial increase In 1980, imports accounted for record of the disposition of criminal chares. time Grammy winner Michael tion Tuesday in Children's Hospi­ because of Fonda’s trip to Hanoi growing imported food items in in fresh imports. only 7 percent of the U.S. frozen McCavanagh also expects his “ Moderate Bv Judd Everhart Jackson will make his first live tal, where on Nov. 1 she received during the Vietnam War. U.S. grocery stores, says an But lower-cost frozen products, broccoli market. That share grew Caucus” of House Democrats, a group The Associated Press ■ Proposal to tap into rainy day television appearance in five a new liver, pancreas, small Fonda’s opponents say her trip Agriculture Department report. mostly from Mexico, have sky­ to 28 percent by 1986. resisting what is perceived as the “ liberal” fund stirs debate ... page 4 years at the 30th annual Grammy intestines and parts of a stomach to the communist capital aided Consumer demand for fresh rocketed in the 1980s, the agency For frozen cauliflower, imports slant of the House majority, tohave continued HARTFORD — Although the General ■ Text of Gov. O’Neill’s budget Policy in shambles Assembly will almost certainly make minor Awards on March 2. and colon. the enemy. Supporters of Fonda and frozen produce has boomed in said in a new Horticultural climbed to 21 percent of the U.S. influence in the Legislature. address to Legislature ... page 7 Jackson, nominated for four In his Jan. 23 radio address, say she and her husband, Califor­ recent years, and two of the most Products Review. market from 6 percent in 1980. “ The moderate caucus has made a changes in Gov. William A. O’Neill’s awards this year, will perform Reagan asked listeners to pray nia Assemblyman Tom Hayden, popular items have been broccoli “ From 1980 to 1986, frozen The U.S. domestic production difference in the Legislature The complaint proposed budget for next year, lawmakers with contra-aid loss the latest single from his "Bad” for Tabatha. were exercising freedom of and cauliflower. broccoli imports increased 407 of frozen broccoli was reported at was that the Legislature was going too far to note that most of the money is committed to album, “ Man in the Mirror,” said speech during the war and have The department’s Foreign percent and frozen cauliflower 134,173 metric tons in 1980. In the left, and just our presence hashelped." he salaries and other items they can’t tinker agrees with ... 15 percent and it’s the other 5 Williams said the child’s hospi­ percent that we move around.” Pierre Cossette, executive pro­ tal bill thus far is well over done a great deal to help Vietnam Agricultural Service said U.S. imports increased 333 percent,” 1986, production was 140,024 tons, said. with. Bv Robert M. Andrews O’Neill on Wednesday outlined a $6.32 In all. O’Neill proposed a 10.6 percent, or ducer of the Grammy telecast. $350,000. veterans. domestic production of fresh the report said. “ Foreign suppli­ an increase of less than 5 percent. Thompson said he expects the group of The Associated Press legislators from Manchester to support billion budget for 1988-89 that calls for just one $606 million, increase in spending over the ■ S w i ng voters legislation that would provide funding fornew tax increase — another penny on the gasoline current year. WASHINGTON — House rejec­ 'haunted' by aid decision tax — and is balanced by using millions of living quarters for New Hope Manor, a O’Neill told the opening se.ssion of the 1988 tion of President Reagan’s re­ ... page 5 dollars from reserve funds. residential drug-treatment facility for ado­ General Assembly that his budget, his eighth quest for $36.2 million in new aid ■ Nicaragua sees “ There’s very little flexibility,” said Rep. lescent girls. since he’s been governor, is a ’’common sense to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels peace as Contras fear 9 Because this year’s session is a short one Janet Polinsky, D-Waterford. co-chairman of document (that) professes a basic faith that left the president’s bitterly de­ demands ... page S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 lasting only three months, legislators have the budget-writing Appropriations Commit­ bated Central America policy in the road we have been traveling is a good one tee, which begins budget hearings on been instructed that bills that have no and the right one for Connecticut’s future.” shambles today. budgetary effect are to be raised by Monday. 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About Town Coventry’s Bolton couple seeking help Referendum ruling is expected soon

Garden Club Trip planned symbols are Supreme Court decision seen affecting future talks with developers Manchester Garden Club will BOLTON — The Bolton Lioness for their autistic daughter on display from Hartford Superior Court But Supreme Court Chief Jus­ developers could result in Sad- confers legislative powers on the meet at 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the Club is planning an overnight bus By Nancy Concelman Judge John P. Maloney. tice Ellen A. Peters said at the loski and “ her friends” attempt­ voters. Section 5-25 reads: "N o Community Baptist Church. The trip to Atlantic City April 16-17. boys were 16, Collins taught them Manchester Herald COVENTRY - The BOLTON — Grant and Patricia last two hours and there is a group Maloney’s decision came after hearing that negotiations now ing to hold the town in contempt of bonds...shall be issued, however, theme for the meeting is garden The cost is $99 per person and to drive a lawn mower and to ride town’s rolling hills, partial ‘Tyler are seeking volunteers to meeting each Monday evening at the Manchester Property Owners between the town and Homart court. until the project for which the therapy workshop. includes double occupancy, mo­ horses. The Supreme Court is expected forests, and open fields suit help their 3-year-old daughter, the Tyler’s home at 37 Volpi Association appealed a decision appeared to be in a “ straight “ I suggest that the issue is very bonds...are to be issued has been tor coach, baggage handling, Today the twins’ lives are to rule in five to 12 weeks on the this beautiful and elusive Melissa, who is autistic. Road, according to a news by the Town Board of Directors to jacket.” alive in this town,” Hennessey favorably acted upon by the hotel rebates, full breakfast and center^ around the donated town’s appeal of a Superior Court Art exhibited creature well. Heather The condition is described as a reiease issued by the Cathoiic issue the $13 million in tax- “ Doesn’t that make the'issue said. “ I think we’ll find that out voters of the Town at any regular room. For information, call 649- Diocese of Norwich. horses - now numbering five • and ruling barring the issuance of $13 Moore, 13, wrote about the complex disorder whose victinu million in bonds to finance utility increment bonds for the mall not moot?” she asked. when we try to take an action.” or special election...” Manchester High School se­ 8355. are described as having a state of driving a 26-horsepower tractor niors will exhibit their work at the red fox for the Town Symbol Whiie Tyler declined to com­ to use in tbe animals’ care and improvements at the Buckland infrastructure improvements. “ What happens now is a result Hennessey argued that one But the town attorneys argued Contest in her winning entry mind characterized by day­ of the referendum” Eldergill option for negotiations with de­ that section 5-25 of the Town Lindgren Gallery at Tiling Junior ment fully on the program until a feeding. mall site without a referendum. At Wednesday’s hearing, five currently on display at the dreams, hallucinations and disre­ later time, she said, “ It’s been replied. velopers: would be closed because Charter applies to general obliga­ High School. All entries were Insurance seminar Collins said that the key toward Supreme Court Justices heard Town Office Building. gard of external reality. great. It’s been wonderful.” Meanwhile, town attorneys of Maloney’s decision. tion, not tax-increment bonds. judged by the high school art The Arbors at Hop Brook on helping David and Peter was to arguments from attorneys re­ Eldergill argued that there is Moore went on to describe ‘The ‘Tylers hold group meetings According to John Collins, a said Wednesday the ruling could “ Consequently it (the town) is Hennessey said that the section of staff. The show runs through Feb. West Center Street is sponsoring “ And something that interested presenting the MPOA that the “ no live controversy” aqd that the animal in an original each Monday evening for voiun- Xaverlan brother of the Com­ affect future negotiations with left with trying to get out from the state statute that applies to 26. Gallery hours are Monday- a seminar on long-term care them and build their lives from' case was moot, since the referen­ the real issue is determining who poem: teers participating in a program munity of the Way in Hampton, the Homart Development Co. of under a problem,” Hennessey tax-increment bonds, 8-192a, says Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 insurance at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. it.” TO HEAD PARADE — Mary dum was held, and defeated, in is the legislative body empo­ Bold Russet Beauty called the “ option method,” a autistic childiren are “ v e ^ left- Chicago — which is proposing the said. that the bonds can be issued only p.m. Guest speaker will be Barbara Persons who are interested in November. MPOA attorney Kat­ wered to approve the issuance of Sharp Teeth, Nose, Ears, home-based program where out people.” C. Tierney of Manchester $70 million Mall at Buckland Hills Attorneys for both sides quoted with the approval of the local Raisner. life financial counselor helping Melissa may contact hleen Eldergill, of Beck and tax-increment bonds under state Eyes, and Wit volunteers provide a "one-on-one has been chosen parade — and other developers. sections of the general statutes legislative body, and “ shall not be at Aetna Life & Casualty. Re­ Collins has spent the last seven Grant and Patricia Tyler at Eldergill in Manchester, said the and local laws. Grange reaches 100 Speak His Craft and Wile relationship with the child in a marshal for the 1988 St. and Town Charter, raising the subject to the provisions of any freshments will be.«^^ed at 9; 30 years living and working in 649-4978. The Option Method was Attorney Edward F. Hennessey appeal is moot because the Board Elusive Red Plume specially designed environ­ issue of which set of laws applies other law or charter relating to ANDOVER — Andover Grange am . The public isinvited but Hampton with David and Peter begun by Barry and Suzi Kauf­ Patrick’s Day Parade to be of Robinson & Cole represented of Directors agreed to be bound But attorneys Hennessey and Vanishes in the Dawn ment,” according to Patricia to the town. the issuance or sale of bonds.” 76 is celebrating its lOOtb anniver­ Garner, a pair of autistic twins. man of Sheffield, Mass, and was held in Hartford on March the town Wednesday in the state by the voters’ decision and her Spellacy argued that the appeal is seating is limited. To register, Justice T. Clark Hull asked F Glow ‘Tyler. Eldergill presented Maloney’.s sary on Sunday at the Andover call 647-9343. ^ When he first began caring for tbe featured in an award-winning Supreme Court and attorney clients are satisfied. not moot now and won’t be in the Following the Night 12. Tierney is the first decision as MPOA’s case. Eldergill why Maloney didn’t just Town Hall. Route 6. The public is About 13 people have volun­ boys, Collins says he asked book and an NBC-’TV network Bourke G. Spellacy of Updike. future. Manchester woman to be Eldergill also said if Homart’s read the state statute. welcome. Refreshments will be Moore was one of two teered for the program so far, and himself, “ What are their gifts and movie, called “ Son-Rise.” Kelly, and Spellacy, represented Hennessey said that because of Maloney’s decision states that Scholarships “ Don’t you find It’s (Maloney’s served. winners in the contest spon­ about three or four more are how do you enrich their lives?” A 90-minute documentary on awarded this post and will be Homart. current request for a $9.5 million Maloney’s decision, future at­ although section 3-1 of the Town tax freeze to finance utility interpretation) a strange inter­ Scholarships are available to sored by the Town Conser­ needed, according to ‘Tyler. Collins found that involving the Option Method is slated to be honored at the annual St. Hennessey and Spellacy at­ tempts by the town to negotiate a Charter establishes the Board of improvements is accepted by the pretation (of the state statute) ?’’ Manchester residents who are vation Commission. The program requires at least a David and Peter with physical shown later this month at the St. Patrick's Day dinner dance tempted to persuade the court to different type of bonding agree­ Directors as the legislative body. town, the appeal would be moot. Section 5-25 of the Town Charter he asked. parishoners of a Roman Catholic The day liliy, entered by three-month commitment of two activity seemed to bring them out Maurice Parish Center, on 32 which will be held at the overturn a decision last year ment with Homart or other church and who are students in Katie Edwards, 15 was also sessions each week. Each session of their private world. When the Hebron Road. the Catholic elementary and cbosen. Knights of Columbus home E secondary schools of Manches­ "The day liliy has grown in Manchester on Saturday, ter. The grants are $100 each for wildly along our roadsides Feb. 20. Tierney is a parapro- Manchester court those attending elementary for many years enhancing College Notes fessional with the board of Moving outpatient office school and $200 each for high the New England charm education in Manchester in school students. The grants are and brightening our coun­ available from The Michael Ray­ tryside” Edwards wrote, Two on dean’s list On Bucknell dean’s list early childhood. She has has case backlog mond and Helen M. Fitzpatrick about the bright orange served in many Irish activi­ Michele Dion, 391 Woodland St. and Manreen Timothy Stahl of 67 Linwood Drive, has been tops hospitai improvements flower. Memorial Fund and the Anthony, ties and is a member of the By Andrew Yurkovsky charged with aiding and abetting- Rose and Edward Tumiensky The contest was held in Lacey. 213 Shallow Brook Lane, have been named to named to the dean’s list at Bucknell University for the dean’s list at Southern Connecticut State the fall semester. Irish American Home So­ By Andrew J. Davis the hospital to refer patients to specialized Manchester Herald fraud in obtaining $40,000 in state Memorial Fund. Fitzpatrick was November. The winners aid by first-degree larceny, Geor­ a former member of the Man­ chosen by the Conservation University for the fall semester. ciety in Glastonbury. She Manchester Herald physicians accepting patients. All doctors whose has been a member of the St. names appear in the free service are active Delays in processing cases are getti said. The case was thrown chester Board of Directors. Ap­ Commission were pres­ Area students on list out on Jan. 19, 1988, when The moving of the outpatient registration members of the hospital’s medical staff. more of a problem in Manchester plications may be obtained from ented to the Town Council Student wins award Patrick’s Day Parade Com­ prosecutors failed to respond to a Six area students have been named to the dean’s office to the lobby of Manchester Memorial Funding for the conference rooms also came than in other superior courts in Wesley C. Gryk. 470 Main St., for adoption as the Town mittee for 16 years and motion for a speedy trial Geor­ ‘Trlsh Cnnilffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur list at Hartford State Technical College for the fall Hospital is just one of many improvements the from a $50,000 grant from JC Penney, Beck said. the capital region, according to a Manchester 06040. Symbols in January. served as town chairman getti made on Dec. 9, the attorney “ We sponsored tbe con­ Conliffe of Woodland Street, was recently presented term. hospital is undertaking, said a hospital Two of the conference rooms can made into one lawyer who says his motion for a Manchester students are: Michael Gannon, and committee secretary for speedy trial in a recent case was said. test in conjunction with the with the Critic’s Award during the winter fashion spokesman. large conference room by using a folding wall. Georgetti said that the state show at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New ignored by Manchester Parents get support town’s 275th Anniversary Briarwood Drive; Charles Hardy, Avondale Road; seven years. According to Andrew A. Beck, director of Not included in the figure is the walkway for had 30 days to begin a trial but Celebration held in July York City. and David A. Simler, Edmund Street. public relations, the moving of the office to the the hospital’s Magnetic Resonance Imaging prosecutors. ■ Parents Involved Network, a The welfare fraud case against failed to do so. 1987” Commission member She is a 1985 graduate of Manchester High School Also named was Arthur T. Halobnrdo, Daly Road, rear of the front lobby is part of a $320,000 machine, Beck said. Construction on the ATTENDS 4-H CONGRESS self-help group for parents of former Manchester resident, Majek pleaded innocent to the children age 15 and under who Robert Kortmann said in a and received an associate in applied science degree Coventry. Few projects construction effort undertaken by the hospital. walkway was completed earlier this month. charge, claiming that it was his — Katherine J. McCall, recent interview. ‘‘We from the institute last June. She is now working on a The construction, though, is not part of a massive The hospital is part of a six hospital consortium James A. Majec. 49, was dis­ have emotional problems, will missed nearly 20 months after his estranged wife. Fannie, who had daughter of Mr. and Mrs. meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon wanted a way for the school bachelor of fine arts degree in fashion design at the Pyka on dean’s list approved are overhaul of the hospital, he said. The construc­ that recently purchased the MRI machine, which defrauded the state. Georgetti kids to participate and a college. tion is just a culmination of improvements that helps doctors diagnose problems such as spinal arrest because of the failure of John E. McCall, Andover, Saturday, Feb, 13 at Manchester prosecutors to act on the motion, met with a prosecutor at the way to get them to think Her winning design, a short, white terry cloth Jill S. Pyka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur are periodically undertaken, he said. and nervous system conditions by creating an recently attended the 66th Memorial Hospital. For more Hartford attorney Michael Geor- Superior Court in Manchester on information, call the Mental about the characteristics of jacket over a sequined top, with leggings and skirt, Pyka of 96 Hamilton Drive has been named to the being built “ It (the construction) is based on needs,” Beck image of the affected area. Aug. 5, 1986 to try to work out a National 4-H Congress in was selected as best in the loungewear category. getti said today. Health Association of Connecti­ the Town. dean’s list for the fali semester at Western said. “ Obviously, it (makes) good financial sense The hospitals will spend $600,000 to build plea bargain, Georgetti said. Chicago. McCall's achieve­ Kortmann said they wa­ Connecticut State University. She attends the The town Planning Department to do them all at once.” special walkways, of which the Manchester “ I have over the last several cut at 529-1970. years appeared in Manchester When an agreement couldn’t be ments in the Firestone Tire & ited until the schools opened Ancell School of Business at the university and is a reported Monday that only 9 Also included in the $320,000 price tag are; hospital will spend $120,000. Superior Court on a number of reached, he said, he asked that to hold the contest so more senior majoring in finance and marketing. percent of the projects approved three conference rooms, offices for the “ Doctor Other hospitals which purchased the $2 million Rubber Co.-sponsored 4-H Honored at Berklee cases,” Georgetti said. “ My the case be put on the trial list. CPR taught children would take part. by the Planning and Zoning Source” computer, a Community Health Educa­ machine with the hospital are; Mount Sinai Leadership Program won experience has been ... that most “ My records indicated that I “ We were really happy Lawrence L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Commission in 1987 received tion office, computer offices, storage rooms, two Hospital in Hartford, Rockville General Hospi­ her a state winner’s certifi­ Cardiopulmonary resuscita­ Harvey studying abroad cases take an inordinate amount was (in court) 22 times, 22 tion is offered at Manchester with the entries. It was a Smith of Manchester has earned placement on the building permits to begin new bathrooms, a coatrack and a display case, he tal, Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford, separate occasions,” Georgetti cate and a Firestone-paid Elizabeth Harvey, daughter of James and Gerry of time to reach a plea-bargain Memorial Hospital on a weekly difficult choice” said Kort­ dean’s list for the fall semester at ^rk le e College of construction. said. Bristol Hospital and New Britain General said, speaking of the appearances Harvey of 19 Grove St., a sophomore at Dartmouth agreement. Why.Idon’tnow.The trip to the Congress where basis throughout the years. Up­ mann. Entries had to^be Music. Smith is majoring in music education. "We’re approving develop­ “ Doctor Source” is a computer system used by Hospital. he made while the case was on the College, is studying German this winter in Berlin as prosecutors could better an.swer she gave the keynote assem­ coming courses include one- and native species and were ments a lot faster than they’re jury list. He said he didn’t know judged on content, original­ a participant in Dartmouth’s language study being built” Planning Director that.” bly invocation. Over 2,000 two-session classes. The course is Receives college degree Georgetti. who handles cases in why the trial was not begun. ity and species selection abroad program. She is a 1986 graduate of Mark Pellegrini said Monday at a 4-H members and advisers $7 for the one-session class and Manchester, Hartford, West Fannie Majek was eventually Moore and Edwards, both Jonathan M. Brody of 86 Tracy Drive, received Manchester High School. ‘The course in Germany meeting of the Planning and $10 for the two session class. Hartford, New Britain. Enfield located in New York, and Geor­ attended the congress. students at Coventry High degrees from Case Western Reserve University on covers language, literature, civilization and history Zoning Commission. The annual Service Notes For more information on dates and Middletown, said that all getti reached a plea bargain with McCall is a senior at RHAM School, each won $25. Jan. 12. He was awarded a bachelor of science and the students are also given time to travel on monitoring report for 1987 was and times, call the hospital at parties are to blame for the prosecutor T.R. Paulding, ac­ 647-4738. degree and majored in accounting. their own. prepared by Lynne M. Pike, High School in Hebron. delays in the judicial system. He cording to which the charges principal planner. Awarded parachutist badge Named soidier of month said the delays in Manchester, against James Majek would be The report says that there was Army Spec. 4 James L. Angell, son of Carol Angell Army Pvt. Jose L. Ortiz Jr., son of Jose L. and however, are unusual. nolled if Majek testified against no significant change last year in of 118 Main St. has been named soldier of the month. Patricia Ortiz of Manchester has received the ” I feel that cases on the whole his wife, Georgetti said. 4 Manchester’s development patt­ He is an infantryman with the 54th Infantry in West REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane’s Quiz parachutist badge at the U.S. Army Infantry School, take a much longer time to work Georgetti said he learned sev-. THE WEATHER ern or the Planning Department’s Germany. He is a 1985 graduate of Howell Cheney Fort Benning, Ga. He is a 1987 graduate of their way through the criminal eral days later that Paulding’s T h e Accu-V *lo(ecast torsAJI^FiMtoy.Fehniwy5 Accu-Weather^forecast for Friday workload. Last year, the Plan­ Technical High School. Manchester High School. justice system in Manchester,” boss. Shea, had overruled the ning and Zoning Commission 3 0 20 10 Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures 1. Which one of these farm creatures is a female? Georgetti said. agreement. He filed a motion approved 145 applications and WETHER CAPON GILT BARROW Assistant State’s Attorney Cor­ calling on the state to abide by the denied 11, Pike said. Most of those Promoted in Army Completes basic training nelius Shea, the head prosecutor plea bargain agreement and the 2. A squirrel hunter normally would head for which tree? approvals involved residential Airman 1st Sandra L. Pearce of 149 New Bolton Morgan V. Trzaskos, son of Frank V. Trzaskos of in Manchester, could not be motion for the speedy trial. CATALPA BOX ELDER HICKORY MAPLE development, specifically single­ Road, has graduated from Air Force basic training N. School Road, Coventry and Kathjeen B. Trzaskos reached for comment this family units. at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. 3. Which flower is usually found closest to the ground? of West Hartford, has been promoted in the U.S. morning. Eamon de Valera was elected Of the 16 subdivisions approved ASTER HOLLYHOCK PANSY SUNFLOWER Army to the rank of specialist four. He is a food Majek, who is now living in president of the Irish Republic in in 1987, 15 were residential and service specialist with the 11th Signal Battalion. Holland represents air force East Hartford, was arrested by 1959 after serving 21 years as 4. A “ dope sheet” is usually linked with one was industrial, according to West Germany. Technical Sgt. Peter J. Rollend, with offices at 555 state police on June 13,1986, and prime minister. |BowUnited States Air proved applications allowing for 5. Which of our 50 sttes was the original target for the famous “ Gold Guardsmen honored Force Representative for the Connecticut area. Rush?” 479 residential units last year, compared with the322 residential Spec. 4 Frank T. Hacker Jr. of Manchester and VIRGINIA CALIFORNIA MONTANA TEXAS Specialist 4 Roger E. St. Pierre of Broad Brook, units approved in 1986. ^ "*1 ” 1 members of Connecticut Army National Guard, Completes pilot training Pike reported that 92 percent of 6. Match the 5 entries at the left with those at the right to which they Second Lt. Vito E. Addabbo, son of Luca and pertain. the 298.1 acres approved for Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 169th Atlafflic Infantry, Manchester, are among 19 honor Maria P. Addabbo of 298 Oak St., has graduated Ocean (a) 9(v) Verdict residential units was for single­ graduates of their Primary Leadership Develop­ from U.S. Air Force pilot training. He received his |pswbu»^p>pO (b) 11 (w) Contact lens family development. But of the FRONTS ment Courses. Honor graduates are those who silver wings at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas. He (c) 12 .S:.ifl Worldwide 646-5725 only mitigating factor being that S.iur4.)ri KM Servicej one of the purchasers is the Donation *2.50 63 Hebron Ave. "at the Byway” FREE CAR WASH Cvenina* by oppoinlmenl 646-6400 278-2126(Newlogtoo) father," Chief Justice Robert N. THIS AD ADMITS OMl OR TWO O U U TS AT *J SACH tSNIOR CITiaMS <1.60 WITH THIS AD. Onty Claatonbury 633-8503 A S'! liO VALUF I'HLF Wl III OIL CHANGE ANU IMIS AO ll4on.-Sal. 9:^5:30 / Thura. ’til 9 pm Wilentz wrote in the decision. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb * « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 4. 1988 Here’s text of Gov. O’NeiM’s budget address to Legislature HARTFORD (AP) - The follow­ the many roads that got us here. budget surpluses are over, at least strengthen virtually every aspect and a decent chance in life. of at least $90 million a year — and ing is the text of Gov. William A. And as we look back, we can see for now. of the building process in ^nnecti- Our budget must also demon­ possibly much more — to our tax OPINION O’NeilTs budget address to the that Connecticut has just expe­ But even as the economic picture cut. We must ensure that the strate concern for our home in a base. I promise to you that we will Connecticut General Assembly rienced several years of excep­ shifts, our commitments to the memorial built near the site of that broader sense — our environment. continue to be tough and aggressive when it convened on Wednesday. tional grwoth. Our economy has people of Connecticut remain. Our tragedy will also signify an end to Beyond our continuing commit­ and Innovative In assuring that expanded dramatically. In the past commitments to the contiuned unsafe practices, carelessness, and ment to landmark programs in out-of-state corporations pay their Mr. Speaker. Mr. President, five years, our work force has strength and vitality and unity of lack of oversight in the state’s clean water and clean air, we must falrshareoftaxes —sothatourown • Reverend Clergy, ladies and gen­ grown by some 237,000 jobs, as Connecticut society remain. And, construction industry. recognize — with the commission­ companies and our own citizens o u n t r y thamics I have begun to address the crisis ing of a tll full-staffed floating don’t have to pay more than what is Fast track oUR C ^ tlemen of the House and Senate, many new and existing enterprises ladies and gentlemen of this Assem­ Jack good people of Connecticut; have found Connecticut to be fertile bly, I intend to honor those in the nursing profession as well. I laboratory — that the cleanliness fair. On another front, I have repeat­ It is again an honor for me to ground for growth. commitments! will propose the easing of unneces­ and continued well-being of the edly encouraged the cooperation address this combined assembly, We have seen historic lows in our We must move forward with our sarily strict regulations that, in Long Island Sound is essential to Anderson between the publidk.. d private and to bring before you the budget unemployment rates and equally sweeping pledge to excellence in effect, prevent out-of-state nurses the health of all of us. to teaching the means to bring strength back to sectors as we contine to seek for the coming fiscal year. It is a historic peaks in the productirity of education. Already in its short life, „„SM.LANTRY Also, in our ever-more crowded efficient, money-saving solutions to special pleasure for me to do so this our workforce and In the size of our this program has generated real this noble and too-long-neglected state, we must assure that our ” J N A c t i o n year in this magnificent setting. workers’ paychecks. improvements. It is bringing more profession. difficult problems. This least year quality of life in Connecticut — the saw such cooperation — and saved For months now, from down the Never before, in fact, have so highly-qualified teachers into our We must continue forth with our life we love—will never be crowded hall I have heard the hammering many of our citizens been so able to system, where they will help our plans to add some 2,500 new prison the state millions of dollars — in is no cure out of existence. Therefore, I urge programs dealing with illiteracy, and Sawing and drilling as workers enjoy the abundant riches that life children to achieve and excel in an beds to our overburdened correc­ N? WoUMpS that we redouble our efforts to the housing shortage, long-term hurried to ready the chamber for In Connecticut has to offer. ever-more competitive world. tions system. It is of the highest preserve and maintain our precious AIDS booklet importance that we send a message health care, and economic develop­ ReCe/Vep this day — and I think we can agree In all of this, the state has been a We must continue the massive and beautiful system of state parks, ment, to name a few. Further It is not d ifficu lt to be an instructor. Any here this afternoon that all the hard strong and steady partner. I have rebuilding of our roads and bridges. to those who would commit crimes forests, and fish and wildlife cooperation of this type will be IN COMBAT work was worthwhile! always maintain^ that if we, as a This is another program that is In this state — and to the victims of person who knows the subject matter he is facilities. And, to take this push a needed and actively sought by my As I look out upon this splendid society, are to accomplish any showing daily progress as it re­ those crimes — that criminals will dealing with and is reasonably articulate Fo r giant step further, I propose that we administration in the years ahead. too candid for hall — and indeed this Capitol as a lasting good, we must flrst have establishes the Connecticut high­ not be sent back out on the street, significantly expand our network of Fo r their punishment fits their crime. Additionally, I believe there is should be able to pass on a lot o f inform ation Ex p o s u r e whole — I am reminded emphati­ jobs for our citizens. Today. Con­ way system as the backbone of our public lands with a $100 million necticut has jobs, its people are This budget also continues our more cooperation at this time about that subject to a group o f other people ■h e r o i s m cally of the great trust and faith economy. commitment to open purchases within state government than at 1b Agent invested in us by the people of working, and we, as a result, are important battle against AIDS, an over the next five years. who r r e cap ab le of learn in g and who are We must contiune to Increase the any other time in my memory. I feel F H H S officials accomplishing a great deal. issue of great concern to all of us — ORANGE Connecticut. In these vast and aid we send back into our cities and If we are to speak of guarding our m oti atcd to learn. on both sides of the aisle. Last fall, I that the citizens of Connecticut are extraordinary rooms, we are asked But our mission today is not to towns! In this budget, I am resources, we must also make room made the subject of AIDS and what fortunate to have working for them Be ng a teacher in the public school system If education is our best bet to stop the spread of to accomplish extraordinary look behind us; it is to look ahead. proposing that the state spend more in this budget for our most precious it could mean to the future public an exceptionally bright and able is quite another thing. It is a difficult job for AIDS, why is the government trying to shelve ite things. Our task from this day forward into than $2 billion on aid to or on behalf resource. If we truly wish to assure health and safety of Connecticut the group of commissioners who under­ most candid and informative booklet on the We are urged to serve each of our spring will be to fashion a budget of our towns — that’s $2 billion that Connceticut’s continuing strength, which not everyone is suited, and it requires first priority of our new Human stand that today’s complex prob­ -F o R citizens and ail of our citizens. We that is decent and fair — one that is will help keep local property taxes we must be willing to provide for preparation. subject? Services Cabinet. Today, I am lems often overlap traditional MeRiToRioUS Surgeon General C. Everett Koop’s detailed are asked to perform the difficult responsive to the needs of our from crippling local economies — the needs of our children. boundaries — and demand other task of seeking compromise out of asking that an additional $3 million Even among those who have prepared BsOCYNtiM. citizens while remaining responsi­ and it’s a 100 Increase over what the We are doing a great deal in our than traditional responses. SERVICE booklet on the disease has won much praise since conflict. And almost every day — in be allocated to the fight, bringing themselves for teaching through the normal ble to their ability to pay. state returned to the towns just five schools, of course, but we must also Finally, we must prepare now for he published it a year ago. Yet, members of fuli public view — we are obliged to The budget that I submit to you years ago. our total to more than $12 million in E recognize that — as the family whatever changes the future of our education channels, and who have earned Congress who want to pass the book along to the test the courage of our convictions today and that I urge you to adopt the coming year. In essence, this budget honors all structure evolves and, in may ecomony will bring. We must state certifica tio n , are som e who a re not millions of people back home have had to wait as — and our commitments to the is. I believe, a common sense These efforts, especially in public our present commitments and cases, weakens —ourchildren need support programs that will train people of this state. document. It professes a basic faith awareness, I hope will be instru­ effective in the classroom. long as six months to get copies from the funds all our current programs — help out of school, too. our citizens for the world to come As we gather here in 1988, in the that the road we have been mental in shifting the terrible For that reason no one should assume that distributor, the Department of Health and Human because, taken together, they are We must assure that our Depart­ rather Uian the world that is 350th anniversary of this distin­ travelling is a good one — and the course of this disease into some­ Services. what make Connecticut work. ment of Children and Youth Servi­ passing by now. We must continue the plan b y the D epartm ent o f H igher guished and historic Assembly, 1 right one for Connecticut’s future. thing we can manage and even Democratic Congresswoman Barbara Boxer, These are commitments we’ve ces is adequately staffed and to back Connecticut’s wise and hope that you and I can rededicate begin to turn back. Education to increase the pool of teachers by With this budget in hand, we can made, and they are commitments funded to do the job — the creative participation in the global capital punishment because it cartoon is that deportation as a who represents part of the San Francisco Bay area, ourselves to our common task — We must expand our efforts in the providing fast-track certification will look the people of this state in the we must keep. sometimes impossible job — that marketplace. Deportation was doesadheretohunriane standards. form of punishment iscontrary to first a'sked for copies of Koop’s book last July. She and renew our efforts on behalf of difficult struggle to bring afforda­ eye and say; “ Our work to you is We owe as much to the elderly, the people of this state expect it to Along these lines, I will soon be permanently solve the teacher shortage. got them in December. Other representatives have those whom we represent. The U.N. vote condemning the the values contained in Moses’ good. We have promised you whose lives are greatly eased by ble housing to the people of do. announcing significant changes in The program is designed to draw into Certainly, we have made much humane decision deportation order was ba.sed upon code. In fact. Israel’s decision to complained of similar delays. consistency and stability in govern­ our CONNPACE prescription drug Connecticut — an issue that cuts We must make every effort to or state business loan prograns. progress in recent years. ’This teach in g those people who are seeking a a certain Geneva Convention deport rather than impose the Boxer thinks the holdup is the fault of White ment and that is what we have program; across all levels of the state as no provide strength and encourage­ These changes will represent the To the Editor: chamber has rung with landmark which forbidsdeportation of one’s House conservatives and Health and Human given you.” To those with disabilities, who other issue. ment to unstable families. We must first step in a major new economic second c a re e r and those who are recent death penalty was informed by legislation of a scope and a promise Services officials who consider Koop’s book too And for the fifth year in a row. I must be allowed full access to and I propose that we piedge $100 properly staff the battle against strategy that I hope will encourage college graduates without formal education in enemy. It should be borne in mind just those values. rarely seen in all those years since The cartoon you ran on Satur­ can stand before you and say: This within Connecticut society; million for the further development child abuse and child neglect. We Connecticut’s business to contine to that those deported were repeat Several aspects of the current candid. “ They do not like that booklet. It is too 1638. We have been able to make the teaching. day’s (Jan. 30) editorial page was budget does not contain a general To those who wage the difficult and rehabilitation of affordable must support with increased train­ execi worldwide as innovators and offenders, having previously situation in the territories that explicit and too direct,” said Boxer. “ We only have most of our prosperity, and this School administrators, hard-pressed to fill most distressing. It showed a tax increase! fight against drug and alcohol housing in the state, bringing that ing and money and efforts of the job creators in the years to come. served at least one prison term gave rise totheimpositionof these one vaccine for AIDS and that vaccine is year 1 believe we will do the same. abuse: and total to nearly $200 million in the teaching posts in some subject areas, favor great misunderstanding of Is­ In essence, it follows my long- foster and adoptive parents of We must do all of this now so that each In other countries, their education.” As I reflect upon the course of To our hopeful college students last two years. We can make this rael’s decision to deport four sentences should be kept in mind. held belief, and a belief deeply troubled youths. we can participate just as richly in the plan. The Connecticut Education sentence at this point would have Israel took control of these Boxer has asked the General Accounting Office events in recent years. 1 realize that who are unable to make up for money available — and we will — And while we recognize that Palestinians. ingrained in the Yankee heritage of the next year of prosperity as we A ssociation opposes it, which is to be been the death penalty. The territories in a war she did not to look into the situation. we here in Connecticut — in the this state, that we should do what federal pullbacks in financial aid. but it remains up to the towns and whatever comfort and care and have in the current one. But we Our associate Stewart Harris asked the gains of the private sector, in the we can afford to do. As I stand We must not use ecomomic cities and the builders in Connecti­ guidance we can provide through must remember that whatever expected. My reading of theca rtoon is that Geneva Conventions do not pro­ want. But what can Israel do now performance of our state govern­ Department of Health and Human Services about before you in 1988. this. I propose, is uncertainty as an excu.se to punish cut to find the wisdom and the our programs make a poor substi­ programs we design, whatever However, the objections of the CEA should Moses, carrying the Tablets of the hibit death by hanging orby firing that she does control these ment, and in our own daily lives — imagination and the guts necessary the delays. A spokesman said the biggest problem what the state of Connecticut can those among us who need or who tute for parental love, we must plans for the future we devise, not be dismissed summarily as an union Law. repre.sents religious values. squad, but Israeli law does not. in territories? Not one Arab leader have attained a high and steady have earned our support. If we pull to take this money and put it to was with contractors who handle printing for the afford to do — and indeed is what is never choose to deny our support Connecticut’s economic successes The cartoonist has an Israeli general, allow for capital punish­ has stated that if Israel would level of achievement — a pleateau. obliged todoifwearetocontinue on the plug on any one of these work. and extinguish the light of hope in were, are, and always will be due to attem p t to protect the interests o f its Government Printing Office. Only about 250,000 soldier demanding Moses’ depor­ ment. Thus to impose that here, in return the territories, they would if you will, in our fortunes. our steady course through the programs, we not only drain hope In addition, we must expand upon these young lives. the ingenuity, the ability, and the m em bers. This pleateau is a lofty place — a tation along with the deportation the case of Palestinians, would sign a peace treaty with her. copies can be printed in a week, according to uncertainties of the economy at from a segment of our population, the great successes of our Rental f Allof this wemustdo.and willdo, solid work habits of the Connecticut place of prosperity and fulfillment Ed Dorsett, president of the CEA, says, of several Palestinians. I inferred have been most discriminatory. Egypt has indicated that it does Health and Human Services. large. but we threaten the very balance Assistance Program for low- within a framework of fiscal people. for most of our citizens. It hosts a ‘‘The alternate route to teacher certification Furthermore, it was Israel’s hope not want Gaza back. But we found that the glitch is not In the printing. that allows our society to remain income families, and we must build soundness. The budget I submit to Let us continue on our historic that in carrying out the deporta­ society in which the young are Yes. there is uncertainty ahead. Rather, the printing office did not receive a single stable and secure from top to upon our achievements in not only you today is a solidly balanced course, then. is a quick route to the classroom that defeats tions Israel is also dismissing its that at some future date, when the At present, it seems clear that increasingly well-educated, in The view from our plateau is not order from Health and Human Services during bottom. sheltering the homeless, but in document, both in its intent and in As the wild winds blow on Wall attempts to improve standards and teacher religious (i.e. humane).values. If current problem is solved, these the creation of an independent which the elderly are provided cloudless. One dark day last And yet, there are some areas in placing them in decent, permanent its fiscal underpinnings. Street, as waves of panic continue I’ve read the cartoon correctly, men would be able to return to Palestinian state is viewed by the June and the first weeks of July. When the printers decent care, and in which those who October showed us how quickly and tra in in g .” which we must go beyond our housing. And as I submit to you this to grip the world money markets, their homes. Had they been hung, finally did get orders, they turned them around in seek jobs are by and large able to how thickly the clouds can gather. M ore im portan t is D o rs e tfs observation then 1 believe you should not have Arabs as only a first step. The present programs in order to break responsible budget today, I am also as uncertainty rules A e day in as little as three days. The longest the printing And although Connecticut was Last year, I stood before you and run it. that would be most difficult. ultimate goal is theannihilation of find job.s. new and needed ground. As I have pursuing measures that will assure Washington, let Connecticut move that fo r the first group to go through the And while there remain regions reasonably well-prepared for that said housing is an inalienable right Israel chose deportation over The underlying mes.sage of the the Jewish state. The charter of office took to deliver Koop’s 36-page book after indicated, our new initiatives are continued fiscal responsibility in safely and surely into the future. of shadow and despair that we must day. we have felt itseffects. We also of all our citizens. This year, I speedy certification program, the state will the PLO. which has never been receiving an order was 30 days. Sometimes the not extensive this year. But in each the years ahead. Let us build our society and our continue to fight, we can say that continue to feel the sting of the propose we bring the dream closer screen applicants very carefully, picking printing office expedited the delivery by sending case. I believe they address a 1 have already acted in one key economy as we always have — with revised, says as much explicitly. Connect icut — because of its ability many federal program cuts and the to reality for those among us whose out partial orders while the remainder was still critical need in our stale. area, as you know, with the care, with confidence, and with a h igh ly qu alified people who are m ost lik ely to When responsible Arab leaders to think hard and work hard — disgraceful federal budget deficits. struggle has been especially bitter. unveiling last month of the 'Fair conscience. And let us do so for this come forward and say they are being printed. enjoys a way of life much envied, Largely because of these overrid­ As a result of the collapse at We must increase our Aid to succeed. Audits. Increased Revenues’ pro­ great state, not because I am the ready to recognize Israel‘s right to To date, the Department of Health and Human not only by other states, but in the ing issues, our economic picture is L ’Ambiance Plaza in Bridgeport . Families wtih Dependent Children With m ore than 1,000 people interested and by $50 a month so that those who gram of the Department of Re­ Governor or because you are its exist within defensible borders, Services has made 14 different orders for the world at large. not as bright as it was a year ago. last spring, and in response to my 125 to be selected, good choices should not be commission’s report. I will be receive no rental support will be venue Services — a program that General Assembly, but because then Israel will be able to pamphlet. Last spring and early summer, as the From the stable heights of our We are no longer flush with Connecticut is our home. difficult the first time around. a.sking for legislation that will better able to afford decent housing will mean the permanent addition negotiate a solution to the current requests from Congress were piling up. Health and prosperity, we can look back upon revenues. The days of the huge But until fast-track certification proves very serious problem. Until then, Human Services had ordered just a little more than 3 million copies. 4 itself over an extended period, it should she is in the unenviable position of looked on as a temporary expedient, not a controlling tens of thousands of It was not until Aug. 8,1987 — well after most permanent solution to the problem of getting unhappy Arabs living under very representatives had asked for copies — that the printing office received its biggest order — a enough good teachers to maintain excellence unpleasant circumstances within request for 6.7 million copies of Koop’s report. in public education. the territories. I wonder if any country in the world could do a The first copies rolled off the presses three days better job managing this essen­ later, and all of them had been printed by the end of tially unmanageable situation. September. It seems the presses run more Letters to the editor smoothly than Health and Human Services will ^ --- - Rabbi Richard Flavin admit. The Manchester Herald welcomes original Temple Beth Sholom Unfortunately for Koop’s pamphlet, the political letters to the editor. wheel of fortune has never turned as easily. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester "Everything about you is, how should I say, so 400 E. Middle ‘Turnpike Manchester Right-wing opposition to the report is widespread. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040 - so - FAUX. " Many conservatives don’t like Koop’s frank, common-sense approach to AIDS prevention. He openly advocates the use of condoms. Secretary of Education William Bennett, one of Peer review: Is it just and is it fair? the most conservative members of President Beagan’s Cabinet, has gone so far as to put out his own booklet, which urges minors to abstain from refuse to take intravenous pain medication at the By V. Abraham Kurien sex. Bennett’s pamphlet advocates “ sexuality in time she was initially brought to the hospital? I did the context of marriage.” not have the advantage of hindsight that the All the physicians in Connecticut, but few of the Commentary The Centers for Disease Control, which is under reviewer had. On the other hand. If I had insisted citizens, are aware of the fact that an organization the Department of Health and Human Services, that she be given a few doses of intravenous named Connecticut Peer Review Organization has hinted that it doesn’t like Koop’s report cither. medications while in the hospital to prevent conducts regular audits of the "appropriateness” When the CDC was deciding whether to mail AIDS ‘ ‘ denial ’ ’ of admission, would not that have been a of admission and the "excellence” of the quality of therefore admitted to the hospital. information to every American household, a July betrayal of my own Integrity and honesty as a medical care delivered by physicians and medical A bone scan was done the following day. She was 28 memo from the CDC to Health and Human physician and a human being? institutions in this state. While the purpose and role seen by the orthopedic surgeon, who placed her left Services noted that one disadvantage of not doing As the chairman of the Department of Medicine of this organization must be commended in a clavicle and arm in a special sling to try to relieve the mailing would be that it “ might further at Manchester Memorial Hospital during 1986-87,1 number of areas, I have grave concerns about the the pain. The patient could not take the injectable stimulate congressional distribution of the Surgeon have tried repeatedly to point out to the CPRO and way it conducts its review and audit functions in medication that was ordered because she was General’s report.” its medical director that insistence on 100 percent one particular area: the care of the terminally ill. I allergic to it. She refused to use morphine, as she , Assistant Health Secretary Robert E. Windom compliance with the retrospective review is neither have previously tried to alert the citizens of wanted to remain as alert and clear as possible announced last week that the nationwide mailing just nor fair to the physicians or the medical Manchester about terminal care which is denied in becau.se she knew that the time left for her to be will begin this summer. Other officials indicated local hospitals but made available in the Hospice in alive was limited. institutions of Connecticut. CPRO knows only too 9 the booklet is still being drafted and will stress the well that many a time appellate reviews have Branford, based on the argument that terminal When the result of the bone scan was available. It importance of abstinence before marriage and resulted In reversal of its own decisions, in spite of care does not meet the standard of "hospital level showed that cancer had spread to her breast bone faithfulness after. Individuals who cannot restrict the first reviewer having more information than of care.” as well as to her ribs and skull. She was also known their sexual activity within the context of marriage the admitting physician had at the time the patient At this time I like to present the dilemma of to have cancer in her liver and pelvic bones, as well will be advised to use condoms. physicians who are informed months after a as in her vertebrae. By trial and adjustment over entered the hospital. I beseech you once again, on behalf of the patient has been discharged from the hospital thht the next three days, a combination of oral Mlnl-editolial a particular admission has been “ denied” by medications was obtained to give her reasonable patients in this community who deserve hospitalization for appropriate reasons, that you A superior court judge in Washington, D.C., has a retrospective review and audit by CPRO. pain relief, and she was discharged home. good idea. Judge Reggie Walton is disgusted with A patient of mine who had multiple metastases Six months after the patient was discharged and seek help from your representatives in both state Legislature and the Congress to prevent laws that limit sentences for heinous crimes. He from cancer of the breast was admitted to the four months after she died in severe pain that only inappropriate retrospective denial of admissions to would like lawmakers to spend some time in court, hospital after she developed severe pain in her large doses of intravenous morphine could control, watching the parade of killers and hearing the collar bone. On a house call. I suspected that she I received a letter from CPRO stating that the the hospital. You might think that it is not necessary, because monstrous details of their crimes. We think had fractured that bone as a result of the spread of patient’s admission was being "denied” because the patient does not have to pay the bill for the lawmakers spend too much time listening to the tumor there. To confirm the diagnosis, she had to the patient was given only oral medications while admission that was "denied.” But this procedure complaints from the other side about overcrowded be taken to the local hospital. The patient could she was in the hospital. The reviewer, who had creates a “ seige mentality” in the minds of and underfunded prisons. They are too quick to hardly get out of bed herself and had severe pain 20-20 vision through the retrospectroscope, felt that legalize light sentences and get criminals out of the while attempting to do so, because of the spread of she could have been treated with oral medications physicians who have to take the "risk " that a particular admission may be “ denied” in public pocketbook. But that Just puts them back on cancer to her pelvic area and her spine. at home without being admitted to the hospital. retrospect. If the federal government or CPRO the public streets. With the help of the ambulance team , and I wrote a letter indicating that the reason for wants to be honorable about what they do, they although she was experiencing severe pain, she admission was to obtain additional information should post an agent at each hospital so that such was transported to the local hospital. X-rays about the extent of her metastates to the bone and confirmed the diagnosis of fracture, but abnormal to obtain the services of an orthopedic surgeon, an official may inform the patient and his family at ^aurlipstrr MrralJi densities were noted in the breast bone. A bone nurses and her own physician on a daily basis for a the time of admission that it is ‘‘medically scan was recommended by the radiologist, but it few days to determine what combination of oral unnecessary,” on the basis of the same information Foundsd In 1881 that the admitting physician has when the patient could not be done until the following day. It seemed and injectable medications were necessary to seeks entry into the hospital. That, I submit, would PENNY M. SIEFFCRT...... Publltlwr very likely that she would require injectable provide reasonable relief from severe pain. It was QEOnOE T. CHAPPELL...... Edilor medications for relief of the severe pain that was felt inhumane and medically untenable to make the be a just and fair peer review. OOUOLA8 A. BEVIN8 ....)...... EhmuIIv* EOHor patient travel to and from her home by ambulance Let not Medicare and CPRO hide behind the skirt MARIE P. GRADY...... CHy EOHor being caused by the slightest movement. An ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... An o cIi Io EOHor orthopedic consultation and follow-up would be to the hospital another day for her bone scan, when of the physicians who try to do their best under the necessary for the management of the fracture. it was known that she had a fresh, very painful very difficult circumstances of managing illnesses DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AOvortItIng DIrMtor fracture in her clavicle, and also deny her on a prospective basis. MARK F. ABRAinS...... BuilnoH Manage Because she could hardly move from a stretcher to SHELDON COHEN...... Compoaing Managar an X-ray table without severe pain, it was thought intramuscular or intravenous pain medication if ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar that she might require injectable medications both she should require it for the next few days. V. Abraham Kurien, M.D., F.R.C.P., practices JEANNE O. FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar cardiology and Internal medicine In Manchester. before and after the bone scan. The patient was How could I know ahead of time that she would I

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwiay. Feb. 4. HM — > g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, Feb. 4, 1988 FOCUS BUSINESS

Very simple’ steps can Adopt a Pet Accountants tread water in sea of new tax laws By Marlann Caprino deduction require anywhere from Accounts, passive losses on tax- recently visited about 50 cities to coordinator of tax services at he has the same responsibility to The Associated Press 10 percent to 50 percent more sheltered Investments and un­ update nearly 10,000 certified McGladrey & Pullen’s office in his or her clients as we do,” time to figure per individual earned income for children under public accountants, said that was Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Buschei said. “ I Just don’t see Licorice, Moiiie need homes NEW YORK - For many return, according to the Ameri­ age 14. the largest registration he had The reaction of many accoun­ how they’re able to keep up.” save your child’s life accountants around the nation, can Institute of Certified Public Accountants would have to ever seen for his two-day tants has been: “ It’s time to Some haven't. By Barbara Richmond this is the tax season of their Accountants. scale a mountain of paper if they seminars. retire,” Kess said. “ And some “ We’ve had mergers with some Manchester Herald discontent. The Internal Revenue Service did every bit of tax law reading "It reflects the times,” he said. were serious.” small firms — sole practitioners By Susan Okula A cloud of new codes and forms itself estimates it will take from themselves. The government’s CPAs “ are anxious to get as much The IRS is spewing out a — and although the stated reason The Associated Press A lO-week-old puppy, named and temporary regulations — all 48 minutes to 72 minutes to general explanation of the law is help as they can.” continuous stream of “ temporary wasn’t the tax law, you get the Licorice, is this week’s fea­ courtesy of the 19M tax overhaul compiete individual new forms. 1,300 pages alone, noted Sidney But what’s most troubling, he regulations,” or explanations, sense that they Just threw up their NEW HAVEN — Simple actions In 1984, the latest year for which statistics are tured pet. Living up to the — has pushed some seasoned And that’s only if the taxpayer Kess, a partner in the New York said, is that accountants emerged some hundreds of pages. hands at it,” said Bryant. can help prevent many of the name given him, he’s all black professionals to the brink of early from the explanatory meetings The burden is particularly avaiiabie, accidental injuries killed 7,580 isn’t starting from scratch, said office of Peat, Marwick, Main & His McGladrey li Pullen Arm is thousands of child deaths caused except for a tiny patch of white retirement, experts say. with more questions than crippling for accountants who IRS spokeswoman Johnell Co. among those that have asked by accidents every year, says the American children under the age of 14, on his chest. "The (tax) requirements have answers. work alone. At larger firms, Hunter. Instead of cracking all the some of its CPAs to develop director of a new national educa­ Licorice was found roaming made a Joke out of the word books themselves, accountants “ All of a sudden we’re facing individual accountants often are representing 43 percent of childhood deaths She said the estimate does not expertise in given areas. tion program aimed at reducing on Parker Street on Jan. 14 and ‘simplification,’! ’’ exclaimed count the time spent coiiecting have been flocking to seminars to specific problems on the rules, tapped to develop expertise in the number of those fatalities. is anxious to have a place to Stephen Buschei, partner in data and reading the forms, gain a streamlined version of the and no matter how much you read narrow aspects of the tax code, so “ Our specialists are spending "These deaths can be avoided. call home. The person who charge at Seidman and Seidman- which include never-before-seen changes. and go to courses, you look at a that the firm has a collective up to a half day on the phone F We’re talking about fails, poison­ found him and turned him in BDO’s office in White Piains. documents for reporting home Short courses for accountants specific client and find 80 percent grasp of the changes. answering questions” from other ings, choking, scaiding, drown- childhood deaths, Finn-Stevenson paign plans to raise and spend had indicated he wished to Itemizing, calculating interest mortgage interest, non­ on the new law have played to full of the questions weren’t really "The sole practitioner is at a accountants within the firm, ings, bums,” says Matia Finn- said. The American Academy of about $5 million. adopt him but hadn’t done so, and searching for that extra deductible Individual Retirement houses nationwide. Kess, who answered,” said John Bryant, disadvantage more than ever — Bryant said. Stevens, director of the campaign Pediatrics says that 50,000 child­ The SCAN program’s steering as of Tuesday. called Stop Childhood Accidents ren are permanently disabled and committee includes Sens. Chris­ There were two new dogs at T' Now, or SCAN. 1 million receive medical treat­ topher Dodd, D-Conn., and Arlen the pound this week. One is a Stanley sets The program, launched this ment yearly for accidentia! Specter, R-Pa., educators, and neutered male shepherd cross. Travelers’ income month, is being run by the Yale injuries. several officers of prominent He’s about 3 years old and is 1987 records Bush Center in Child Develop­ foundations and health black and tan. Dog Warden E The most prevalent injuries ment and Social Policy in collabo­ organizations. Richard Rand said the dog was vary by children’s developmental NEW BRITAIN (AP) — The ration with the Nat^nal Child found in the Caldor parking lot plunges 38 percent i i ',1 stages, said Finn-Stevenson. Very Stanley Works is crediting the Safety Council and ^he United at Burr’s comers on Feb. 1. Family Federation. commoninallagegroupsare fatal THE PROGRAM plans to work growth of existing businesses for injuries due to motor vehicle The other new one is a small Its participants plan to provide with other organizations, such as HARTFORD (AP) - The Tra­ and lower returns from real a record 24 perecent increase in accidents, which could be reduced male Lhasa Apso, about 3 parents, day-care providers and the American Association of velers C o r p . says its employee estate investments.” earnings to $%.3 million during by buckling children into car- years old. He’s light brown and others tips for preventing child­ Retired Persons and the Kinder- was found roaming on Stone benefits division and non­ The employee benefits division 1987. seats, she said. Suffocation, The company, which released hood accidents. Care chain of day-care centers in Street on Feb. 1. insurance subsidiaries are to posted a 12-month loss of $54.5 burns, drowning and falls are the figures Wednesday, also For example, a home day-care disseminating safety informa­ Last week’s featured pet. blame for a 38 percent plunge in million in 1987 — and a loss of frequent killers, she added. registered $1.76 billion in net provider looking after several tion, Finn-Stevenson said. Jay, a sweet terrier cross, is operating earnings in the fourth $57.1 million in the fourth quarter sales during 1987, a record 29 children should diaper a baby on The people who need safety Kinder-Care, which serves about still waiting to be adopted quarter of 1987 and 3.4 percent in — reflecting what Budd called “ a percent increase over 1986. the floor and not on a changing information include parents, 100,000 families nationally, is along with Posey, featured two the entire year. serious national problem of un­ The increase in earnings is table, Finn-Stevenson said during grandparents and caregivers, she highlighting an injury prevention weeks ago. Posey, a female For the three months ended precedented levels of intensity in equivalent to $2.22 per share in a recent interview. That way. if said. Many accidents occur in the program this year, she said. terrier cross. She was found on Dec. 31, 1987, Travelers reported the utilization of medical 1987, up from $1.84 per share the the caregiver's attention is di­ homes of grandparents or others Tower Road on Jan. 2 and operating income of $98.4million. services.” Researchers also intend to look previous year. verted to another charge, the baby that a child visits sporadically, B irbtra RIchmond/ManchMtar Harald would also love a permanent or 93 cents a share, compared The division reported 1986 into childhood accidents in an Fourth quarter sales were up 19 has no chance of falling. she said. home. with $159.1 million, or $1.59 a profits of $53.5 million in the final attempt to focus on the areas percent to $459 million. Earnings Another measure is turning Most parents know to keep AN ARMFUL — Dog Warden Richard Rand has an armful The dog pound is located on share, in the same period of 1986. quarter of 1986 and $139.4 million where more education is needed, AP photo during the quarter were up 16 down thetemperatureon a home’s medicine and chemicals away with Licorice, a young setter cross that is waiting for town property near the town Operating income last year was in all of 1986. according to Finn-Stevenson. percent to $26.2 million. hot-water heater. Many parents from children, but other adults landfill on Olcott Street. Rand $428.6 million, or $4.10 a share, The company anticipated im­ IN THE AIR — The McDonnell Douglas unducted fan engine in place of adoption. In part the increases were don’t know that tap water with a may not be a ware that preventive The program will conduct a is at the pound weekdays from compared with $443.6 million, or provement for the division in conventional turbojets, has been flying Ultra High Bypass Demonstrator de­ bolstered by a 62 percent Jump in temperature of 127 degrees can measures need to be taken when a national survey to determine noon to 1 p.m. The phone $4.45 a share, in 1986. the 1988, partly because of "signifi­ parts from Long Beach, Calif., Wedne- in a test program since last May. consumer products sales during scald a young child within a child is visiting in theirhomes, she exactly how much is known about number at the pound is 643- company said in a statement. cant price increases” ranging day. The MD-80 transport, with a GE 1987. The increases stemmed minute, while 140-degree water said. preventing accidental injuries, 6642. If there is no answer call Operating income reflected from 15 percent to 30 percent, from strong gains by Hand Tool can scald a child in one second, she Edward F. Zigler, head of the she said. the police department at 646- one-time tax gains of $71 .Smillion spokeswoman Michele U. Farley operations worldwide, Stanley- said. Tap water of 124 degrees or Yale Bush Center, said the SCAN Another component of the pro­ for 1987 and $54.2 million for 1986. said. 4555. There is also someone on Eiostitch and the acquisition of lower is considered safe, she said. campaign has nine components. gram will be a state-by-state duty at the pound Monday Net income dipped 77 percent to She also said the company Plane of future revives props National Hand Tool. "Very simple things can pre­ Besides accident prevention edu­ analysis of day-care regulations. $42.5 million in the fourth quarter expected in 1988 and 1989 to through Friday from 6 to 9 The New Britain-based com­ vent so many accidents," Finn- cation, the program will sponsor “ We suspect, from a very p.m. of 1987, compared with $185.2 realize "substantial savings” LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - The engines used advanced jet in a commercial jetliner. pany produces hand tools as well Stevenson said. research, safety measures for the preliminary look at some of the million in the final three months overall from a company-wide There is a $5 fee to adopt a McDonnell Douglas Corp. has turbines to power "propulsors,” Seattle-based Boeing, however, as household, builders and indus­ estimated 4 million children who requirements, that some of (the of 1986. and was down 45.8 percent cost-cutting program being stu­ dog and the new owner must unveiled a prototype airliner that counter-rotating sets of fans that announced in August it was trial hardware. IN 1984, THE latest year for spend partoftheday aloneastheir regulations) may actually cause to $374.4 million in all of 1987 died now. The company has not have the dog licensed and see the company hopes will one day resemble propellers. Company postponing development of its which statistics are available, parents work, promotion of bicy­ injuries,” Finn-Stevenson said. compared with $545.8 million in said publicly what degree of that it has its rabies shots. carry passengers back to the officials say the engines offer the version of an airliner equipped accidental injuries killed 7,580 cle safety and prevention oP^ Shecouldnotprovideexamples, 1986. savings it expects to achieve. Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. future and revive the age of the benefits of conventional turbo­ with the new engines. American children under the age traffic-related injuries, he said. saying that the research had just Fourth-quarter revenues were Travelers’ non-insurance busi­ Former pilots has many cats and kittens that propeller. fans with the fuel economy of ” We couldn’t find the launch of 14, representing 43 percent of Finn-Stevenson said the cam begun in that area. need permanent homes. This $4 billion in 1987, up slightly from nesses. including Travelers Mort­ gage Services and the Prospect An MD-80 transport outfitted prop engines. customers we needed,” said week’s featured cat is Molly. 1986 levels, while revenues for all Boeing spokesman Harold Carr win settlement of 1987 were up 9 percent to $17.5 Co. real estate development and with a Ultra High Bypass engine Wednesday’s flight demonstra­ She is predominantly white built by General Electric took off tion for the news media launched in a telephone interview from with patches here and there of billion from $16 billion a year joint ventures enterprise, re­ ported a 1987 fourth-quarter loss Wednesday from Long Beach the opening shot of McDonnell Seattle. “ With the cost of fuel so SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - grey tiger. earlier. low, we couldn’t find customers of $16.8 million compared with a Airport on a quiet and uneventful Douglas’ marketing program to About 100 former Pan American Judy Lazorik, of Aid to Earnings from property- who felt compelled to give up This caller Is out of tune loss of $2.5 million in the 1986 flight that the designers said sell a new generation of medium- pilots who were barred from the Helpless Animals, who is tem­ casualty commercial lines for the their old airplanes.” year increased 114 percent to period, and a 12-month loss of could usher in the next generation range jetliners comparable to the cockpit as flight engineers after porarily taking care of Mollie, company’s MD-80 series and McDonnell Douglas officials DEAR ABBY: Here's a shocker for you. $335.8 million compared with $63.2 million in 1987 compared of airline technology. reaching mandatory retirement said she is a nice lap cat. She Boeing Co.’s 727s, which have a say the new engines offer insu­ age will share $17.2 million from 4 Thirty-six years ago. when my husband and 1 were $156.8million in 1986. on Spercent with a loss of $1.5 million in all of “ Lower fuel burn, lower com­ had a loving family but the range of up to 2,800 miles. rance against fluctuating fuel newlyweds', the mother of a friend gave us her higher premiums. 1986. munity noise and a lower acquisi­ the carrier. little girl in that family was " It ’s just like flying in any other costs. piano. She was about to move in with her daughter Nevertheless, said Travelers "The generally poor economic tion cost to airlines is what we are Under a settlement signed allergic to cats. airplane,” Orlowski said as the The engines, called Unducted who had a baby grand, and since nobody in her Dear Abby Chairman Edward H. Budd. conditions in urban areas of the selling,” said Walt Orlowski, the Wednesday, Pan American Mollie has been spayed and plane cruised at 33,000 feet, flying Fan engines, would be offered for family wanted her big old upright, we took it gladly. “ operating income was lowerdue Southwest adversely affected the UHB program manager for Long World Airways also agreed to let Abigail Van Buren has had her shots. All of the at about 500 mph, the same speed sale on newly developed MD-91 I played the piano and my husband was the choir to losses in our core employee carrying value of our real estate Beach-based Douglas Aircraft former pilots retrain as flight cats put up for adoption by the as comparable conventional je­ and MD-92 jetliners, aircraft that director at our church, and we didn’t have a piano, benefits business, planned invest­ portfolio and the current income Co., a McDonnell Douglas engineers and give current pilots society are spayed and given tliners. The cabin was as quiet as carry 115 to 160 passengers. so we were thrilled with this gift. ments in managed health care flow.” Budd’s statement said. subsidiary. that opportunity when they be­ The woman who gave us this piano has long their shots unless they are too come too old to legally operate the passed away, but yesterday we had a telephone call young when taken. plane. from someone who claimed to be her relative. She The society also needs tem­ “ To my knowledge, this is the told my hu.sband that someone in the family wanted tabloid: porary housing for some of the 1988 already shaping up as the year of crises largest prejudgment settlement that piano. She gave usherphonenumberand asked "A man looks at a portrait on the wall and says. cats and kittens that are in an age discriminaUon case ’Brothers and sisters I have none, but this man’s waiting to be adopted. To under the (federal age discrimi- 0 us to call her and tell her when they could pick it up. Ann Logan/Spaclal to tho Horald take the consumer economy with and the financial establishment ■ "Why the latest trade figures Abby. that piano was given to us because the father is my father’s son.’ At whose portrait is he adopt a cat or offer to provide By John Cunniff foretells the general pattern for nation) statute,” Sanford Jay it. But that was too hasty. — after the worst crash of the are misleading.” looking? I was told this little gem more than 50 years temporary housing, call any of The Associated Press the months to follow — economic Rosen, lawyer for some of the owner didn’t want it and didn’t know what else to do TEMPORARY HOME — Mollie, a large white cat with Commentators have warned century — are trying to cairn you While such items might be with it. After 36 years she expects us to just hand it ago and am still puzzled as to the answer. the following numbers; 666- events aren’t iikely to be duii. former pilots, said at a news tiger patches, loves to be held and cuddled. Judy Lazorik, that Third World nations would with soothing words ... considered extreme, they are 7000, 623-0489, 232-8317, or NEW YORK — The year is only More likely, they may be over­ conference. over! We don’t even know these people. What should HAROLD W. LONGUA who is giving Mollie a temporary home, obliges. renege on debts, the Mideast "Meanwhile, as the threat of also rather common. Extreme 242-2156. an infant but a personality stated, as they have to date. Lawyers for the airline, the we do? Please answer soon before they pull up in LIVINGSTON, N.J would explode all over again, recession looms, they are at­ things have happened over recent front of our house with a van! “ The answer: The man is looking at a portrait of pattern has emerged. This kid is In January. Americans were pilots and U.S. Equal Employ­ warned to look out for inflation, major banks would fail, and the tempting to raise your taxes and years: ANGRY AND IN DOUBT his son.” high strung; it overreacts to noise The stock market boom, the ment Opportunity Commission recession and high interest rates. stock market would implode once cut federai spending, and they Abby. is this answer right? I think it should have and motion, and remains tense stock market crash, a devastat­ signed the agreement Just before But inflation remains in check, more. have decided to let the U.S. dollar DEAR ANGRY: The caller is out of tune. Cal) her been: “ He is looking at a portrait of himself.” even when neither is present. ing recession, 21.5 percent prime scheduled closing arguments in a recession signs haven’t yet The "long-wave” theorists, go to hell.” and tell her that the piano was a gift — not a loan — Who is right? Probably nothing is wrong It is a crisis kid — when there is interest rates, an incredibly long federal couh Jury trial that began who declare the economy is A widely circulated newsletter and if she or other family members have a problem EDWARD E. SULLIVAN none to dwell on it imagines, turned red, and interest rates economic expansion, more bank Dec. 8. anticipates and fears. It seems to seem likely to fall rather than iocked into 50-year cycles of that advertises itself as being for accepting that fact, they should check with the DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 14 and am wondering expansion and contraction, are decision-makers, lists these failures than at any time since the Pan Am spokesman Jeff original owner’s daughter who was your friend at about my period. Whenever I start, it runs fine for have iraen programmed to prob­ rise. Depression, an amazing runup of Kriendler said the carrier main­ People were told that housing proclaiming this year, as they did items on its contents page: the time. DEAR MR. SULLIVAN: The tabloid is. To make one day. but then it stops fora day and starts back up lems, and so it approaches life consumer debt, a recogition that tains it did not engage in age markets were dead, but the last, that the big depression will ■ “ The coming crash in real No one can come to your home and demand that the riddle more understandable, substitute names again. This has been happening for quite awhile. rigid and unhappy. Just so It won’t much of Third World debt isn’t discrimination. “ Our belief atthe evidence suggests housing soon be obvious. estate will surprise even the you hand over anything — unless it’s an item that from your own family. What’s the matter with me? be shocked when the problems collectible, and budget deficits time, which has since changed, is Kinsey Report markets are coming alive again. As one of that breed declared; pessimistic economists.” was purchased and not paid for. And if the movers DEAR READER: Probably nothing. This is not come. the like of which couldn’t have that we had safety considera­ CONFIDENTIAL TO HAPPY HUNTER IN If the first month is an indica­ They were warned that empioy- "You are being sold down the ■ "The disaster in mutuai show up and demand the piano, play them a chorus an unusual menstrual pattern, especially among June M. Reinisch, Ph.D. been imagined a decade ago. tions,” he said. WISCONSIN: “ The creatures that want to live a life tion — and some folks insist it ment would begin to falter and river. As in 1929, pubiic officials funds is here in the flesh.” of "You Can’t Take That Away From me.” And call of their own we call wild. If wild, then no matter how young women, so there’s probably nothing wrong at the police, if necessary. harmless, we treat them as outlaws, and those of us all. who are especially well brought up shoot them for However, if you’re really worried about this, it’s DEAR ABBY: I saw the enclosed in a Sunday fun.” (Clarence Day) worth getting a i^rsonalized reassurance. Make a When there’s a will, there’s a way visit to your family physician, a nurse practitioner OPPORTUNITY! 9 who works with a gynecologist, ora family planning switched to a different medication for high blood Readers who consider giving clinic (most clinics provide basic health-care pressure. QUESTION: Don’t get the idea tha) remov­ stocks or anything that has services for women, not just services for If you don’t think either of your current physians I was planning ing what you leave from the appreciated in value to charita­ Further surgery best option contraception). will help you to find a solution to your sexual to have a will probate process automatically Buyev's Market ble, religious or educational Just asking questions and looking for pubertal problems, find a physician who specializes in drawn up. eliminates federal estate taxes diagnosing and treating erectile dysfunctions. You naming my Investors’ and state inheritance and/or organizations should check DEAR DR. GOTT: About 15 years ago 1 got a rose markers (such as a pubic hair growth) should For Homes. need a thorough examination, and perhaps some wife as my sole estate taxes. Everything you own things with good accountants or thorn in my thumb. I don’t know if I got it all out. I provide enough information for the physician to Guide tests to determine if the medications, a physical heir. Then,- I when you die will be included in tax lawyers. The tax regulations Home sales have slowed considerably since then picked up some puffball mushrooms. Since explain how this happens. If a serious problem were problem or psychological factors are involved. learned that your estate for the purpose of on such gifts, which were compli­ the 1987 stock market crash. Now Is the time to then I ’ve had surgery three times to remove a hard suspected (and this is highly unlikely), a pelvic William A. Doyle For example, it is not unusual for a man to the stocks and "death tax” calculation. Fortu­ cated to begin with, were made cottage-cheese-like growth that develops in the examination might be necessary; and in that case, consider purchasing the home you want. Dr. Gott initially experience erection problems as a other things I nately. most estates and heirs even more complex by the Tax same place. My thumb is half-gone now, but the you could leave and make an appointment to go side-effect of medication, and then to continue to leave would be escape those levies. Reform Act of 1986. • A wide selection of homes is growth is back. Would La Pacha tea help? Peter Gott, M.D. back later with your mother or a friend if you are ilH uncomfortable about having a pelvic examination have difficulty after changing medications because tied up in ex avaiiabie. he has become focused on worrying about his sexual pensive probate. I ’m told probate tenant. The same thing applies to QUESTION: I had some stock DEAR READER: I doubt that your unusual by yourself. performance. Counseling will help both you and can take at least nine months and joint property owned as "tenants for which I paid $2,600 and it William A. Doyle, a syndicated • Mortgage rates are excellent. problem could be helped by La Pacha tea or any DEAR DR. REINISCH: My medication for your wife if this type of psychological factor is can cost 5 percent of the value of by the entirety,” a form of became worth $45,100.1 gave the columnist, welcomes written • Housing prices have been adjusting other poultice or salve. You appear to have hypertension (Maxzide and Lopressor) has elimi­ diagnosed. my estate. registration that can be used only stock to my college’s foundation, questions, but he can provide contracted a slow-growing but virulent infection in nated my sexual activity; I ’m unable to obtain and downward. Researchers who have looked at the reasons some Is there some way around this? by a husband and wife. Joint bank which put it intoa “ pooled income answers only through the column. the soft tissue of your thumb. I suspect that further maintain an erection strong enough to penetrate. physicians do not pursue their patients’ sexual accounts, including certificates fund.” I did not have to pay Write to Doyle in care of the surgery, to remove the remaining inflammation, is My wife is tolerant of my inability to perform and Call us for the latest mortgage options and rural areas, where resources are limited, distant complaints report that these physicians believe of deposit, often are registered in income tax on the stock’s in­ Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, your best option. Ask your doctor to refer you to a insists it’s because of the medication. Whenever I ANSWER: Sure. For openers, rates. Our experienced loan officers are avail­ referral may be required. A pediatrician’s office several myths about older men and sex: that either of these ways. creased value and I was allowed a Manchester 06040. hand surgeon for treatment of this chronic and mention this problem to my internist and urologist, not everything you leave will be seems to me to be an appropriate first step. . intercourse is debilitating to older males, that Bank accounts in beneficiary tax deduction of a percentage of able at your convenience and their consultation disabling ailment. all I get is a smile I ’m beginning to believe that this subject to probate. the stock’s value based on my age is a problem most doctors don’t like to discuss. sexual abstinence prolongs life, and that sex is not Tlie death benefits of insurance form — “ payable on death to" — is free. DEAR DR. GOTT: I had atrophic vaginitis, and escape probate, as do accounts in at the time of the gift. I receive 7.5 DEAR DR. GOTT: Who is the most appropriate Do you think the high-blood-pressure medication satisfying for older couples. None of these myths are policies on your life will not go hormone creams did not work. Estraderm patches true. trust form — “ in trust for.” So do percent and, if I die before my CALDWELL person to diagnose Attention Deficient Disorder in a are really effective and don’t cause fluid retention. causes sexual dysfunction? Or could there be through probate, unless you own Unfortunately, each patient (especially older U.S. Savings Bonds in beneficiary wife, she will receive the pay­ child: pediatrician, psychologist, psychiatrist, Perhaps other postmenopausal women could ask another cause? those policies or have retained men and women) is left todo his or her own research or co-ownership form. ments as long as she lives. allergist or someone else? their doctors about this new advance. I ’m in my 60s and the desire is there, but as the old “ incidents of ownership.” If your Shouldn’t you mention this to OIL INC. saying goes; The spirit is willing but the flesh is when it comes to locating a physician who believes wife owns the policies and is the You can set up a living trust, that sexuality is an important part of life. One way your readers? Surely, other or­ DEAR READER: In my opinion, a pediatrician is DEAR READER: Using a new technique, an weak. beneficiary, she will collect the put anything or everything you ganizations operate the same MORTQAOE CORPORATION to begin by calling.the nearest large hospital or death benefits without any pro­ own into it and keep it out of 78.9 the place to start. He or she may choose to involve estrogen-impregnated pad can be attached to the P.S.; Forgot to mention that I ejaculate at climix kind of system. other specialists, such as neurologists, if necessary. when masturbating, so I know the “ system” is medical school; ask how to make an appointment bate expense or delay. probate. As the term implies, a per gal. C. O. D. skin, allowing the slow release of the hormone into with the physician most skilled at diagnosing male 6 4 4 -9 1 9 4 A precise answer to your question depends on where the body. Although not suitable for all women, working. Stocks and other property living trust must be estabiished ANSWER: Indeed, many do you live. In urban areas, where hospitals have (or female) sexual dysfunctions. Once the problem ovzned as "joint tenants, with before you breathe your lost. and welcome generous gifts such derma) estrogen delivery is clearly a boon to many DEAR READER: Both of the medications you is diagnosed and treatment options discussed, the 649-8841 special multidisciplinary clinics for Attention right of survivorship” will not go Trusts can be complicated. Most as yours, which provide benefits Prfeet Suh/eef to Cfwnge “WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS’ post-menopausal females who are estrogen- mention have been found to decrease erectile ability patient can often be referred to a local physician or Deficient Disorder (formerly known as hyperactiv­ through probate and will become folks need guidance from good for both the recipients and the deficient. As you suggest, a woman interested in this for some men, but do not stop taking them on your clinician for treatment and monitoring under the ity) , help may literally be around the corner. In the property of the surviving attorneys before going that route. donors. new product should ask her gynecologist foradvice. own. These problems often are reversed if a man is supervision of the specialist. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurgday. Feb. 4, 19*8 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 4, 1988

Obituaries ‘Very little flexibility’ in budget plan SPORTS

Susan Cashman Zanlungo of Manchester; four Continued from page 1 this year’s $131 million. 1988-89. would “ lead to a huge, huge tax grandchildren; six great­ Because of a calendar quirk, O’Neill never mentioned the Increase right after the (1988) Susan (Weir) Cashman. of grandchildren; and several nei- During a 22-minute speech the 1988-89 budget year will shift of $73.8 million from the General Assembly election.’ Glastonbury, died Wedesday at ces and nephews. interrupted by applause more contain a 27th payroll, as opposed budget reserve, or “ rainy day,” But Senate President Pro Tern Rockville General Hospital. She The funeral is 8:30 a.m, Satur­ than 20 times, ,O’Neill stressed to the usual 26 a year. That alone fund to help balance the budget, John B. Larson, D-East Hartford, was the wife of Norman Goddard provides margin in MHS win day from the John F. Tierney that he was keeping commit­ adds $53.2 million to the budget. but his budget chief, Anthony V. called it “ an excellent budget Cashman. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., ments made in recent years. And, The only tax Increase called for Milano, said it was a responsible, document” that takes advantage Funeral services are 10 a m. followed by a Mass of Christian with the state’s economy not quite in the budget is a penny-a-gallon “ well thought-out” move. of past prudence In setting money Saturday at the Buckingham X Bv Len Auster ball inside against a zone. Those burial at 9 a.m. in St. James as rosy as it has been, spending on increase in the gasoline tax, O’Neill is also counting on an aside for so-called ’rainy days. Congregational Church. Glaston­ AAanchester Herald kids did a great job posting up.” Church, Burial will be in St. new intiatives totals just $96.5 which follows a formula set in aggressive new campaign to H.S. roundup bury. Burial will be in Buck­ Milano said that Connecticut’s he said. James Cemetery. Caliing hours million, or about 1.2 percent of the 1984 when the Transportation collect unpaid taxes from out-of- ingham Cemetery. Glastonbury. economy should remain “ moder­ There were a lot of anxious — see page 13 The Lancers, who did a great are from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9p.m. budget. Fund was created. As of July 1, state companies. The program, moments for Manchester High job spreading the floor and then Calling hours are from 7 to 9p.m. the gas tax will be 20 cents a announced last month, is ex­ ately strong” during the coming Friday. Those include a $50 a month year. Milano said he would not before the Indians, as what is going for the goal with the likes of Friday at the John F. Tierney gallon. pected to bring in $90 million Memorial donations may be increase in welfare benefits, have recommended using the becoming accustomed fashion, shots at the end for the Indians. Kevin Shepard, who had 11 Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. The budget is predicated on an during 1988-89. made to the American Diabetes another $3 million on AIDS rainy day fund if he didn’t believe rallied fora 60-58 win over Bristol “ Even though he had a bad points, and Sean Fitzgerald, who Association, 40 South St., West programs and $74 million in state increase in revenues from state In addition, he proposes using that. Eastern in CCC interconference shouting night, he knows for us to netted 12. doing some damage. Brian Major Hartford, aid to cities and towns for taxes of about 9 percent over the $63 million set aside last year to Last year, the legislature in­ play Wednesday night at Clarke come back he has to hit one or two “ We never go into a game trying education. current year. pay off outstanding bonds to pay Arena. Brian William Major, infant creased the size of the rainy day big ‘J’s,’’ said Kinel. to slow It down. If something pops son of Kenneth and Karen Surdel Raymond Barker O’Neill proposed a General O’Neill noted that he was not off current debts. Further, he The 6-foot-3 Vaughn tied it at up we’ll take it. But we do move Fund budget of $5.6 billion, up calling for any new General Fund wants to take $20 million out of the fund to 6‘/i percent of the General Two Jason Goddard free Major of Vernon, died Friday at RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. 56-all with a three-pointer, his the ball hoping for an opening,” from this year’s $4.99 billion: a taxes, making this the fifth Educational Excellence Fund to Fund budget, or about $319 throws with six seconds left, his John Dempsey Medical Center in (AP) — Raymond Charles third of the game, and then gave Giovanazzo said. Transportation Fund budget of consecutive yearhehasbeenable add to state payments to local million. By taking $73.8 million 25th and 26th points, provided the Farmington. Barker, who took the Religious Manchester a 58-56 lead with a Manchester, down but not out $536.7 million, down from this to avoid a tax increase. schools. out of it, the fund will be reduced Indians with only their fourth F Be.sides his parents, he is two-pointer with 53 seconds to go many times this year, drew even Science movement to New York He said the Transportation Senate Minority Leader Regi­ to $246.9 million, or 5 percent of survived by his maternal grand­ year’s $589 million; and an lead of the evening and 11th after a steal. “ I think we were on as Vaughn buried the three- from Los Angeles, died Jan 26 of Fund budget went down because nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, the General Fund budget. Before parents. Walter and Irene Surdel Education Excellence Fund victory in 12 outings. “ We feel at him (Vaughn) even when he pointer to make it 56-all. His complications of a stroke. He was “ one-shot” road-related pro­ said O’Neill’s budget balancing last year, the law called for a 5 of Tolland; his paternal grand­ budget, set up to improve teacher this point we can win the close made the three-pointers,” Giova- two-pointer was answered by a 76. grams need not be repeated in was “ absolute treachery” that percent total. parents, Frank and Claire Major salaries, of $207 million, up from gam es,” Manchester Coach nazzo cited. Steve Mills bucket with 40 se­ of Bolton: his maternal great- Frank Kinel said. “ You’ll be Manchester, which has made conds left. That set the stage for grandparents; and several aunts In Memoriam amazed if a team thinks it can win comebacks a habit, had no Goddard’s heroics. Eastern was and uncles. what a team will do at the end of intention of falling behind the unable to get a shot off before the Not all favor new certification plan the game instead of hesitating no! The funeral and burial are In loving memory of J. Edward deliberate Lancers who were final buzzer. E to lose. What it will do is things to content to windshield wipe the “ This type of game is very private. Fischer who died February 4,1986. try to win. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­ Continued from page 1 would be a step toward filling a planned a meeting where the college must spend 16 weeks as a basketball around the perimeter important. You have to be able to ton Ave., Rockville, has charge of You left a beautiful memory, national shortage, she said. program will be discussed. student teacher after doing grad­ “ We’re playing well but we’re in a three-man weave before win both types. Friday will be a sorrow too great to be told, arrangments. zotta .said. “ Where there’s a The certification course offers Ed Steinnagel, Coventry Edu­ uate work, he said. getting the right things done at looking inside. “ It was not our very different,” Kinel spoke of his but to us who loved and lost you. instruction in teaching grades 4 .shortage of teachers, it’s a good cation Association president, said Richard E. Packman, Bolton the right time,” Kinel added. plan to do it against Manchester, team’s next contest, that against your memory will never grow old. through 8, and the teaching of Gertrude Smith idea. But I can see some he too had reservations about the school superintendent, though, The Indians did the right things For us to win, we have to do it,” Hartford Public at Clarke Arena Sadly missed by, problems.” English, foreign languages, program. Steinnagel said he against a team that handed them Giovanazzo said, citing his at 7; 30 p.m. Gertrude Smith, 70, of 50 Clark agreed with Kennedy, as did Anna Fischer (Mother) The quality of teaching could mathematics, science and social agreed with Connecticut Educa­ Coventry School Superintendent their worst regular-season loss a team’s lack of size. “ If we play “You can’t get frustrated Road. Bolton, wife of Louis and George (Brother) suffer if people who take the studies on the secondary level. tion Association president Ed Nathan Chesler. year ago, 73-56. run and gun, we’d be dead” (against a team like Eastern). Smith, died this morning at a program did not follow up their Kennedy, though, saw some Dorset!, who said the program Goddard was sent to the foul “ We knew they were very You have to dig in and play some Both men saw the program as a local convalescent home. Wat­ training and take other education benefits to the program. He said it would be putting teachers into the line with six seconds left after patient, want to spread you out.” defense and I think we dug in in kins Funeral Home. 142 E. Center way to fill teaching posts in fields In Memoriam courses after being certified, would allow school districts to classrooms too soon. coming up with a rebound, his Kinel said. “ Our goal was to start the fourth quarter,” said Kinel, has charge of arrangements. hire professionals who would go where qualified teachers are In memory of Mazzotta said. Also, the state The state education association eighth of the game, of a Matt fa.st but we didn’t. We feared who cited Art Temple for giving info teaching as a second career. hard to find. Mary Frances Klein should lake their time putting has formally opposed the Vaughn miss. The 6-foot-2 junior, falling behind” the Indians some big minutes off Stringent training and follow up Adele Zanlungo who passed away February 4, 1984 together such programs, so un­ program. “ The reality i6 that we have who missed his first four from the Eastern, which dips to 7-4 the bench. qualified or people who are not evaluations will be needed to some positions that are hard to charity stripe before hitting two. overall, vaulted to a 12-6 spread Manchester also won the junior Adele (Coggiola) Zanlungo, 84, “ It’s the responsibility of the The depths of sorrow we cannot ready for the classroom are not make the program work effec­ fill,” Packman said. “ As long as rattled in the first of the 1-and-l after one quarter and held a 20-17 varsity game, 54-33. Willie Burg formerly of Spruce St., died state to figure out how to meet tell. hired as teachers, she,said. tively. Kennedy said. it’s monitored there are enough before burying the second for the halftime spread. The tempo had 10 points and Paul Wilhelm Wednesay at Manchester Mem­ (teaching) needs,” Steinnagel orial Hospital. She was the widow Of the loss of one we loved so well. “ If it’s put together hastily, it “ It should do the job.” he said. safeguards.” two-point spread. “ I scouted him quickened in the third stanza with and Dom Laurinitis 9 apiece for And while she sleeps a peaceful said. “ Basically. I see the alter­ of Carlo Zanlungo. could be a bad program.” she “ (But) my answer may change (Goddard) way back at the the Lancers vaulting to a 41-31 the 8-2 young Indians. sleep. nate route as an emergency Applications will be accepted Bom in Italy, she lived in said. when 1 see it in operation.” Rotary Club Classic and came spread behind Linsie Esau, who Her memory we shall always keep. route. It’s just a short-term until April 15. After completing Manchester for 75 years. She was But she said that qualified John Marino, president of the back raving about him. I still netted 12 of his game-high 25 MANCHESTER (40) — Jason God­ Bolton Education Association, solution.” the course, teachers then would employed at Cheney Brothers Husband, Children. science, math and industrial arts am,” Eastern Coach Mike Giova- points in the quarter. Manchester dard 11 4-S26, CorvGoldston 20-04, Troy reserved comment on the pro­ People who become teachers be free to accept jobs in any state Peters 2 0-0 4, M ott Vaughn 4 0-0 11, and the Oak Grill. teachers are the hardest to find. nazzo said. “ A lot of their second clo.sed the gap to 45-40 at the end Calvin Meggett 42-410, Paris Oates 11-2 Grandchildren through the traditional route of school district, Kennedy said. She is survived by a son. Cletto In tho.se areas, the program gram. He said union officials had shots were just from body of the period on a Vaughn 3, Eric WIdiner 10-0 2, Art Temple 00-00. strength. They (Manchester) are three-pointer, his first points of Totals 25 7-14 40. Reginald PInto/Manchetter Herald BRISTOL EASTERN (SO) — Unsle not only tall, but wide,” Giova- the night. Esau 0 9-11 25, Kevin Shepard 5 1-2 11, A 29 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT nazzo said, spreading his arms to Goddard hit seven buckets and Mike Malerskv 1 0-0 2, Sean Fitzgerald GOING UP— Manchester High’s Cory Arena. Teammate Art Temple (11) is 44 3-312, Steve Mllsl 22-34, Mike Hussey Policy in shambles illustrate his point. Meggetl three for six of his 12 1 0-0 2, Tim Gunn 00-00, Chris Eddy 00-0 Goldston (32) goes up with the among those watching. The Indians Vaughn, who did not have a points, in the period, much to 0. Totals 21 15-10 58. basketbail during Wednesday night’s rallied for a 60-58 victory. 3-polnt goals: Manchester— Vaughn LOW, LOW PRICES!______good shooting night (4-for-20) but Giovanazzo’s chagrin, “ I was 3, BE— Fitzgerald. with contra-aid loss ...and check oat theae FREE aenlceel game with Bristol Eastern at Clarke did dish off 9 assists, hit the big amazed at their ability to get the Haittime: 20-17 Eostern. S' FREE MOUNTING! Continued from page 1 At the end, the venerable Rep. S ' F R E E STATIC BALANCING! Claude Pepper, D-Fla., 87, re­ a P E C lA L ! J said. ceived a standing ovation from FREE ROTATION! ‘C ’ But Contra leader Alfonso both sides of the aisle for an S ' FREE tisrCHANGEOVER! FREE FRONT-END Board of Education should think about rule Robelo said it will weaken the impassioned defense of the presi­ ALIGNMENT WITH THE PURCHASE OF rebels’ neg''*bating position in dent’s “ stick and carrot” policy. ___ 0* FREE FLAT REPAIR! FOUR NEW TIRES Francis Maffe Jr., a member of the Manche.«ter But the Board of Education should first take a The danger in a ” C” rule. Frost said, goes cease-fire talks scheduled for Every tire sold by Town Fair is backed by our famous "The peace plan hasn’t done all WITH Board of Education, has a definite opinion about a look at the rules of the Connecticut Interscholastic beyond the possibility that it could cause some next week in Guatemala. “ Ob­ this by itself,” Pepper said. “ It’s Guaranteed LOWEST PRICE Policy ‘‘IR0N>CLAD NO HASSLE” CuarintMl PU RC H A SE proposal to spend $3,000 on a tutorial program for Athletic Conference, a system in which a “ D” is student-athletes to lose eligibility and eventually PLUS! Evory tirs sold at TOWKFAIR TIRE is guaranltad for datacls viously, now that the Sandinistas had the aid of the Contras, who’ve *When you're ready for tirei. don't eacrifice the quattty ... 7n workmanship or malarialt for as long as you own lha lira — regardlast of years in service or OF 2 NEW student-athletes at Manchester High School. considered passing. Let’s do something about that. drop out Of school. It could also force them to drop know of our weakness, they will performance and guarantee you need. Town Fair Tiret, mileage received It a defect in workmar^ship or matenels develop, talurn ■ MiduuN • •owmi • ritisioMi • Mmor • mneiu • MHS, according to David Frost, head of the Sports Editor Malin. A student-athlete at East, like all others about three years ago. A student with four "C ’s” lant. “ Today's vote is the end of a aid, while 164 Republicans and 47 the advertisement and we will beat the price." ^ Democrats backed Reagan’s / l.l. M O tlini • UMITI0N6 • UNItOYM • YOMMMk guidance department. ” If a person wants extra under CIAC rules, must take five courses. But and a ” D” cannot participate in athletics. It’s as chapter,” said House Majority ' h U WMiy M n taniM f krw 4 Hrai simple as that. Whip Tony Coelho, D-Calif. “ The request. help, he can go to the teacher in the subject area. East’s rule says an athlete must have a ” C” in at XA4 ALL-SEASON RADIAL W.W. Anyone can do that Monday through Thursday. 45 least three of the five courses, and two “ F ’s” add Contra policy is the past." The crucial swing votes were NfQfflM Y PfUCEBUSTEHt tUPER STAR RADIJkLSI 1SS/00Rt3 • M l iaSi7SR14.. •Of i 2gs/7SR1S - ' ” It was difficult for them (student-athletes) to cast by moderate Southern De­ iRtOualily Economy farIf OuoUty Economy 10S/MR13i7s/toRi3 .*70 •Oa 20s/7a«i8 1 M /7 5 n i4 .|Mm 23S/75R1S '1 minutes after school,” Frost said. a day. up to automatic ineligibility. Toward the end of 11 hours of DOUBLE B ELTED ALLALL-SEASON iaS/O0R13 *7 4 ' 21S/7SW19 *00 '______accept,” said Frank Scelza, executive vice OeuUle BettedRediel W.W. And members of the National Honor Society offer That practice requirement can present On the college level, the NCAA is moving toward emotional floor debate. Speaker mocrats such as Rep. Dan Mica of 1SS/80R1S * t t 1S5/S0R1) *S0 is s /a o n t3 *34 ZHD xh radial whitewau principal at Bulkeley High School. "But they ie s /s o m 3 ..... *34 ------tutoring help toother students. But it’s a volunteer problems. Manchester High’s basketball practice a rule calling for all incoming freshmen to have a Florida, who cast his first direct t7S/S0R13 108/78R14 •TO I 215/78R15... Wl Jim Wright of Texas appealed for 1SS/S0R13 *n t7s/ioni3 adjusted a lot more easily than they thought they vote against Contra aid after 1SS/S0Rt3 *S3 1SS/75R14 *40 1SS/80Rt3 I 20S/75R14. *S0 225/78R18.. program. m sessions are staggered, for instance. The boys 2.0 grade-point average — a "C” average — to be a “ no” vote on Contra aid in favor _ EVERY S IZ E AND 1SS/7SR14 *M tSS/7BR14 *41 105/7 8R14 I 205/76R18...... * t2 | 235/78R15... would. seven years of backing the rebel 20S/7SRt4 *1# 20S^SR14 *42 “ It (tutoring) is not very widespread.” Frost practice from 3 to 5 p.m, on some days and from 6 eligible. What good is a ” D” average fora high of support for diplomatic efforts EVERY STYLE AVAILABLE 21S/75R14 2 t8 /7 S n i4 *43 “ A ‘C’ is not asking for the moon. It’s a cause. IN EVERY STO REI a05/75«15 ••• 206/7SR1S *44 said. ” lf you define tutoring as going to a teacher to 8 p.m. on others. The girls alternate with the school student who wishes to further his athletic by Central American leaders to 21S/75R18 31&/7SR15 '40 reasonable goal and not out of the reach of any M 5/7 5A 15 *d1 22S/7Sm5 ‘40 after school, yes (it’s available).” boys. That forever-changing schedule can make it career? arrange their own peace “ It’s time to put the Sandinistas ON ALL 23S/TW 1S 23S/T5R15 *30 [coooewaB) ALL-SEASON “ The MEA (Manchester Education Association) Some of those who argue against higher student,” Scelza said. settlement. to the test once and for all,” Mica ______SNOWS STEEL BELTED difficult for a student-athlete to allocate time for (lEARANa! •T ttt alLTtO RAINAL8 ':w^CsGO AU-SEASON , said there is tutoring and it’s free.” Maffe said. study. requirements claim that it’s only the athletic If educators get serious about helping “ Mr. Reagan did not come to said. “ Daniel Ortega now is about ★ BIAS ★ RETREADS I9ft/7»II14 . •e i RADIAL K 1S5/S0R13 • M ; 20S/7SR14 169/*OR13 *4* »5/7»fl14 . •** radia w ■k RADIAL * TRUCK . 20S/7SR1S . M*/7*fl1* . . 155/00R13... T !? “ Why can’t athletes fit that into their schedule? What about the students who are involved in program that keeps some students in school, so student-athletes, they should look out for their Washington to preside over Cen­ to be put to the test. If he fails, this 1SS/S0R13 1**/eOR13 . * u 1S5/iOR13 . ' m /m r u ' 17S/aOR13 •S «l 21Sf7$R1S . 17ft/*M13 *eB 218/79A1S . . 1tS/00fti3. ★ RV’s and loU morol . .•STl 22Sf7SR15 isft/eonis . >M 339/7*4115 . . *ra 175fMR13 . . This is not a college where they put athletics above other extracurricular activities? Il’snot the same. why deprive them of their education ? There may future. An above-average student-athlete who Congress will support military 1IS/S0R13 1SS/S0RT3 . •0 0 *^#/S0Rt3. tral America,” Wright said. lM /7 S R t4 . . .te a l 23Sf7SR1S . Ii5/7*N14 • • • 3U/79M1*__ •ra PRICE- 1l5f75R14.. 'M/00R13. it all. What comes first is academics. If students be some merit to this argument, but we have our aspires for a college career is fooling himself and aid. I’d say he has maybe two 105/75R14.. 1U/7SRT4 The time spent on clubs and the demands on the House Minority Leader Robert wowr BUSTERE 205f75R14 .. ’ •4/78R14. „,J28/S0R14 MOT are in trouble, there is a place to go.” doubts. being used if he’s just getting by with the minimum months.” M&fSORi) 215/7SR14.. 70Vr5Rt4 students in them are nowhere near those required Michel, R-Ill., drew cheers from tSSiSORU •ar its/soRis *sr 20S/7SR1S . . •OT *®*/ril9I5, ‘ 1SS/S0R14 • • 4 20S/S0R1S “ “ TOM POLYSTEEL 2t5/75ft15.. of student-athletes. Frost pointed out Manchester High has five academic requirement. outgunned conservative GOP Reagan said his request for . 20S/S0Rt4. .• M 215/SORtS . • l o t 238/75R15 »r»/TSR15, ' RADIAL snaiEiTiD 235/75R1S » */7 4 a i8 STUDENT-ATHLETES aren’t special charac­ So maybe a separate tutoring program for levels for academic instruction. At the top is Requiring “ C” average work from a partisans when he declared that $36.2 million through June was W h it e w a lls BIAS SNOW RHREADS OAOIALWHinWALlSl ters, but the demands on them are special. Besides athletes is desirable, even if there already are honors, followed by advanced, regular college student-athlete would strengthen the commitment “ the issue of Nicaragua and mostly for humanitarian aid to 18S/80Rt3 “Guaranteed" 175/75R14. game play, they have to practice two to three hours other avenues. preparatory, regular and basic. from the Board of Education. Central America will not go the Contras, including food, clo­ A/B 7 8 il3 .*RS. H7e«14....*3T.M t»$/75R14 Major Brand TRUCK Tires C/0 7Si14 Q7li15. . ■•3B.M 20S/7SR15. away.” thing and medical supplies. Some E78i14 . *2t.M 30S/75R14 . XCA^ . F78ii4. .•aa.M L7Bi15. . . *M .M 215/75R14 2ii/ t ia ii 575015.5 *140 I " If you vote this package down, critics, however, said that was 23KWU j >1112.500115 »14e A 55M1U .. Q78i14.. *34.M 225/7SR1S . »iaa| 225/01015 . misleading because the so-called 235/75R1S. you better be prepared to bear the n szsm ATX latFQoodfteh consequences, and who among humanitarian portion also in­ Y O K O H A M A AvrronMdcd MAJOR QUALITY A U BEABON BTIEL belted RADIAL Canadiens dispose of the up and down Whalers you is smart enough to predict the cluded money for helicopters, ■ TO W H fU K SNOW TIRES Whitewaa — Femout Mfg LOW MICED TRUCK TIRES |tl$49RlI ' t t ItMCeiS Mt* 2t5/7SA14 . k -auo* jeeps and military communica­ BAHERY |iH««in4 >9$; m4«Ris 'I I I 1S540A13. raoiE •deiEteift •?« path (Nicaraguan President) Da­ rw-ii «ta MoiEt •m up big. This is what the game is all liMtoau 'ta r 7I540AI5 >iit ' KS/I0R13 225/75R14 . • TMNT! IEIt •ctl-MlErtltt ••• roe IS By Jim Tierney because they reflect the gloomy niel Ortega will take you?” tions equipment. ImeoNM 'lee tos.’SSAU ' ~ t75/80flt3 7M-15 . 205/71014.. I mecRH 'H9t2tv$0Ri* '______2os/7yns. » -RADIAL- 9W-tt.5 195/71011 Manchester Herald situation surrounding the defend­ about. You need good goaltending 1IS/80R13.. ^rmit -niEEiiEiMii -no lO-lt.l 205/71011 NHL roundup 215/75R15 . *73 I n^wu -Twl me»4u -w 12-15I 111/71011 on the road. They (Hartford) RADIAlSHOWiniEADS tlS/7Snt4. JUIOERmMiEiMU -M-wlErMIEE MMIEI -tM -M toe-its 221/71011 ing divisional champions. ( I t t Bock by Town Fair'R t8S/7SR14.. 22S/75Rt5 , »T7 221/71011 . HARTFORD — Realization — see page 14 have a better club than their NAHON "Iron-Clod No-Ha$flo" Qu»r. NIOC 20S^SR14.. 235/75R15 . *TB O aiaea r eer d u r liii M I iSS/aOR13 •H1215/75R14 . M may be as cold as ice, especially Montreal left winger Sergio record indicates. It’s good to see 1l7S/SOR13 •SI 20S/7SR15. .. N MISED WHITt LETTtn MONtN D 1tS/75R14 . 215/7SRtS . . •* 22S/7SW15 ...... »10»J for the Hartford Whalers who are Momesso, kindling thoughts of Momesso getting a hat trick. Semifinalists named fiUAI. I m/75Rt4 >>e< 22S/75R1S *49 ^ |205jf75R14 •4 t 235/7$R15 struggling to keep their collective some eloquent ballad singer as Tonight everything worked for > Compa'C tl5>aOR13 > FOR LESS! ULTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES Thirty-six entrants in the Stamm. 147 Lyness St.; Doris $ A Q V b lo79.« 115/75014 heads from drowning in the sea of opposed to a harpooner of him” 9 1 IM/75R14 blew a breakaway attempt with Manchester Herald’s “ Win A Anne E. Levanduski. 448 Ger­ in s t a l l e d f r e e I 205/75R14 RANDNii id U I U lli (BZZ2Z3B3SD e m t t m w w r n of oblivion in the Adams Division. Whales, notched his first career 20S/75R1S 72riTEn ST Haloed WMeLeOar* s d k i m m l l five seconds left in the first. Momesso capped his three-goal aldine Drive, (Coventry; Don 21S/75R1S. M M BU li U«U«T Following a disheartening 5-2 hat trick and first of the year by a T rip " contest have been DwiwewandW22L m m BELTED ALL-SEASON OuOlne Who* Lettere 31S/70ni4...... ••• •LACKWAU 225/75015 101/70013 *01 22S/7M18...... *73 158/505014...... ••• evening 1:19 into the final period 235/75R15-- Radiala RADIAL W.W. “ I thought we had the game I named semifinalists in the Aspinall, 71 Johnson Road. ^STmiUTID 1S8/aOR13 *39 1*1/70014 . .*1M -335/504114...... *74 155/505014 ...... *54 defeat at the hands of the Canadian. Momesso had scored ia t/e o R i3 .*43 1S5/MR13...*54 m/70014 'lOf 34S/50R15...... •T f 155/505015 ...... *00 under control in the first period, ” on a power play. With Smith second week for a trip for two Bolton: Eleanor Sheehan. Bos­ 17t/eOR13 .*41 175/50013 . *59 1*e/*OR14 *101 205/505015 ...... *75 Montreal Canadiens Wednesday only two goals in 33 games before ^ WMfewalli ia t/a o R i3 *47 201/70014 >101 ieS/7SR14 .*4S 155/50013 . *55 20S/90R14 ‘ 1M llR K L I^ p e GRAND SPtRrr Whaler Coach Jack Evans said. setting a key screen on Liut. to Hawaii. ton Hill Road, Andover. ISiPORTS CAR is 5 /o o m 3 ...... *oe Ies/78R14 *4e 2M /70M 14. . *75 2tl/*0RI4 .•11] iia/MHiiii tin night before a sellout crowd of last night’s explosion. l05/rOR14...... ■Tt 30S/7SR14 *52 215/70014...*54 221/70R11 . *111 1**/eOMR14 >114 Momesso took a back-hand pass 10B/05R14...... *71 21S/7SR14 .*15 21S/*SRtS •111 le^eoeiis »itt HRX 15,203 at the Civic Center, the “ But we let it down. They The contest is sponsored by I OUAim TIRf I FOR BMAU CAM - COMPACTB - UHUBUAi. BOSB 155/75014 .. •51 24S/*0R11...... •1M 304/eOHMt$ >111 Also, Agnes Leduc, 385 W. 1 . ORIDOOOTOMC • VOKOMAMA • MICHCLIN • OlOLAVOO • RineLLI tOO/751914...... *7 1 20S/75R1I '54 1M /75014. . .I ? * IMbdebyFemomlRIg. from Chris Chelios inside the blue 105/75R15...... *70 31S/7IR1I .»M 261/*0R11 ...•13J aoweoHRu •m The Whalers took a 2-1 lead (Montreal) are a great team” AAA Travel and 18 other local I . CONTINEMTAL • OEMPERIT • GOODYEAR cr>d »4or«' ^ 235/7SR15 .vta 205/75 01 5... *55 nveoHMu •IM BLACKWALIA^ Whalers, who suffered their third Center St.; Lenny Rollins. 41 205/75R15...... *7e 2O5/5OH013...... *04 8 23S/7SR15 .*64 215/75015--. *7* after one period before Montreal line and wristed a high shot into 215/75R15....*04 'tsmnssBM' YOKOHAMA 158/5OH014...... 055 straight loss, have come to terms businesses which serve as QT 1 4 1*8/*0»MI3...... ••• Momesso began his onslaught Cornell St.; Mema D. West. 14 2lS/*lHRIi ...... *141 15S/5OH014...... •«• the upper left corner of the net. collection points for contest IMROyt 205/70014 *54 I U5/7IR14 *55 TBAXX WHITiWAU 3 0 */*0 H (m ...... «M 186/50»M1B...... OT* with the fact that they are, at retaliated with four unanswered 1*5/75014 •$• I 17S/MR13*55 175/$0ni3| 215/75R1S | 195/75R14 MOoeftMi 155/50Hfll4...... **7 3OS/5OH015...... »T5 at 5:28 of the second when he Agnes Drive; Rosemarie Mar- COMP T/A i**/e o H R i4 ...... «ioa goals, three in the second period entries. Entry coupons are 205/75015 HI M R I M S I »BB m/eevno -iti 30S/00HRI4...... •lo a best, a .500 club expending every “ Tonight was disappointing,” rotta, 79 Keeney St.: Ned iH/*evei4 -141 339/*ONni4...... • I ia one-touched ^ perfect lead pass MAS FIT 2Mrrovni4 •ita ies/*0Hnis __ *107 O V A IM .O ^ ounce of energy fora playoff spot. and one in the third. being publish^ in the Herald e » iw Ouwry ImeefWd mrmutwTTi POLYESTER W.W. 30S/*0Hfl1*...... ( f i t 155JOH014...... O ft from Bobby Smith past Mike Ron Francis said. “ It wasn’t the Harp, 32 Bigelow St.; B. ORORTa CAR STIIL m aiM U T f I jmoi 3IB/*OVim __ I1 M OOLTlORAMALa itsewu ‘7 156.5OH014 ....•9 5 5 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and •us m u lMHal4 >1 European DeolRn 3 0 S /s iv n i*...... ra ia Hartford (22-24-7) has been way we wanted to play. We have Wallett. 147 Waranoke Road; tMT«al4 •> 335/SOVni*...... ••tB 338.5OH014 . . i l t t "The first half of the season it Liut’s far side for the 2-2 tie. 7WSfrt«'4 -« ili.tOMO •tr|m;rsa>4 «rt 1t6.5OH01S . . . . • I M Fridays through Feb. 12. SUMITOMO 2O5.5OH01S ....*1 1 5 over the .500 plateau just twice to capitalize on every chance we ar$t*l4 H mm was kind of tough playing some Stephane Richer gave Montreal Louis P. Marinelli, 121 Ralph rill nlemW KI*-'*"'* ♦•* 1**/*OHfll3...... ••• Weekly drawings select two COMTIN4NTAL •41 lEMOTIl **• 22t/10VflU 305/*0Hni3 . . . *74 ' ! J ! 1 1 * r i this season and remains six Road; Pat Roy, 103 Prospect irLYOniMMMrii NTleU IM'IMU •rilrtkTM U t r IM/«tHnt4 i*6/*0Hin4 . •rr games in and some games out and its first lead at 3-2. A Mats get.” m niH ois m.eoHiiM . .. »aa semifinalists from each co­ 305/*0Hai4...... NM \ ¥ k points ahead of last-place Quebec Naslund rebound came out to Joel St.; Theodore Roback, 37 ^tSSttofcSSuSoTTRliSE^ 31»/*OHR14...... ••• OWTlJHt WHITt UTT10 I had trouble.” the 22-year-old sponsoring advertisers. The mAHM am awe oem • ■eiitacte l•l.■M•«OI4 33S/*0»1Nt4___ • • • 155/705014 ...... «M in the division and six behind cafOwtwtt — R w i-eno w i IM/eONOM Momesso said. “ Since they Quenneville but Richer smacked WHALER NOTES - The Whal­ Lydall St.; Arlene Robinson. ro • ro TO • dOAMo ooix m e c n n it 3U/*OHHt4...... ••• 225/705015.. • I M 8 final drawing will be held Feb. iri/roK nij 1*5/*OHf1IS . . (DT 211/505014 ...... *M third-place Buffalo. The Whalers ers are 0-3-2 against Montreal this 43 Foster St.; Irene Bengston, i»;reMot4 305/90HIII* . . . • • • 235AO5015 . . . . • n a traded Chris Nilan I have a lot Quenneville’s stick which di­ 17 and the winner will be >•41 2«M cni4 •TOI 241/4MII must secure, at least, fourth •eel nw reoi* •ra i>i>roNii more ice (time) right now. rected the puck past an unsus­ season. . . Defenseman Ulf 39 Ridgewood Road; Barry •*•1 234/T0M14 •re »4 t e 22it1 U O Il ir»/*O R 13...... -M team-leading 32nd goal of the iie/B 4W R ii.. •1*41 eae/oaMRi*.. «ieai eet/ecMRiB 1*ft/7SR14...... e s* in.” MilMOIS •1*0 M itlUOIS e4«iMMRi4.. •i m I MareeMRi#.. •tee iie/e«*Miie hand on Hartford. of Jan. 25 are; 7U10W01I •11* 31i12SaOll ie4/**MRi4.. •lael •jo/eetm i*.. ' i m 1*ft/7*R14...... e»n year. Momesso scored his second streak at eight (John Anderson Road; Caroline (Cleavage, 457 NO HABSLR •UI/MM 14 .. »iie1 aae/eeiioi*.. «nel______„ 2Dt/7»R14...... es7 Nola Barrett, 28 Harvard »WOtl> 21ft/7*R 14...... e^n The Whalers will be at Pitts­ R.P.______e cRTJA 225/7SR14. . enn Lindsay Carson, acquired from goal with 5:03 left in the second also did it) when he assisted on Woodland St. YOKOHAMA M ONtTCK TRAM. C L H M IR A U T IR M M RADIAL RAISaO WMfTi LBTTSR 21t/7BR1S...... * 9 , Road; Brian Garrison, 254 I 771/71011 MOO IttlO W M Il M2 •ec irt/renu •re, iM/rani4 •r*i»»/roHi4 2 2 4 /7 *0 1 *...... enn burgh Saturday night and then Ferraro’s goal. Samuelsson has 1 EU/IMU •we i4»/rMM> •r> m /rcN u •** s u /m o u 234/7*01* . ••• Philadelphia for Paul Lawless on when he back-handed Petr Svobo- Also, Peggy Forman. 294 E. imiMEC -IB* m'TQiM} rMi4 •*• m/ronii Jan. 22, scored his first point as a da’s slapper past Liut for the 4-2 goal and 10 assists in the last 2M/roni) >7*1 m/«eni4 •eeltM/reoik Then they will have five days off Baldwin Road; A. Slogesky. Middle Turnpike; James ORAWQ PRIS R A IM D WNITC LSTTIR PiRNMIlMKE Whaler on a short-handed goal in advantage. eight. . . The line of Sylvain T?--- •01 12 115 l^FGoodrich iM /TM ii •«ri 2M/eONi4 •ar,• AP photo 211 Oak St.; Beth Wilde, 16 Meek. 86 Ferguson Road; 112 IS •0* 14/M5 115 roMano •?• rnirM u ••4lME/roHu for the All-Star break before they Il4/2IS II MOO 15f2*5 115 A L L T IR R A IN T /A iM/reoi4 •*? »4»/MOM •eelmnoNii WHEELS the first period. After Claude Turgeon-Francis-Dineen com­ 11/315 15 •100 17i40 115 M>/7Mi4 •?* Eje^reoii •*•] ApA About Ou* Huntington St.; Sumner Ro­ Karen Rohrback, 310 Grissom U d lM O U l •i»/TtRi4 •rel tjoneoit *44j______Low. LowPrtcet are at Montreal on Feb. 13. The Whalers possessed several bined for six shots. . . Chuck ■ umecutnAcata Lemieux knotted the game at Road; Mary Blazinski, 44 •m*AFF|.UICf Montreal (30-15-10) has won its scoring chances in the second, but berts. 55 Tonica Spring Trail; Wl ARE •coMCM'Cmii V-*nt 10 U4 1-all, Ray Ferraro, on a power Kaiton, the voice of the Whalers, COMING IN— Lindsay Carson (20) of the Whalers CSS} t o w n f a i r TikE CENTERS •CAOOIIMCLIT »W*'4lon “ * Ou Roy’s performance intensified as Bob and Nancy Martel. Saulters Road: P. Stamm. 147 TIRE SPECIALISTS •CMTERLWC'd last three straight. play, deftly deflected a Dave will be one of 37 recipients of a shoots the puck past Montreal goalie Patrick Roy In the the game drudged forward. “ In Heather Lane, Vernon; Fretf Lyness St.; Sumner Roberts. ••^'LMEULEN "A ll we are is a .500 team,” Babych slap shot from the top of media recognition award from MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD VERNON Kevin Dineen said. "W e’re fight­ the second (period) we allowed a first period of their game Wednesday night at the Civic Gaal. 108A Bluefield Drive; 55 Tonica Spring Trail; Nils S. , tires the crease high into the right side the Combined Health Appeal, a Dean Sullivan, 6 Inverness Shenning. 662 E. Middle Turn­ 328 Middle Tpke. W eil 467 E. Mlln SIreel 285 Hartlord Tpke. ing for a playoff spot.” Dineen’s lot of scoring chances for the Center. Montreal's Larry Robinson (19) was too late to in Iron! ol PerkaO* f n*pptna Cli LoMidO In IM Wareheui* P*ee« PUib lecaleO In iha K-Mwl thepping c ir of the net past Canadien goalie federation of 17 major non-profit . C M T o*F«, Whalers,’’ Montreal Coach Jean Lane. Middletown; Sylvia pike; L.D. Johnson, 447 Hil­ 646-8227 569-8710 872-2060 comments, hopefully, will be Patrick Roy with 2:26 left in the health agencies. . . Smith had prevent the score. It was only one of two surrendered by •■440.472.2245 Perron said. "Patrick Roy came Rood. 2 Stephen St.; P. liard St. taken to heart by his teammates opening 20 minutes. Dean Evason three assists. the Canadiens in their 5-2 win over Hartford. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 4 .1W8 - It » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Feb. 4 .19M Tyson, Spinks reach verbal accord for title bout Starling ready to make r-

NEW YORK (AP) - Mike wis said, ending months of most of Tyson’s championship fight.” plus a few incentives. His guaran­ on the premise that ’Tyson will Tyson and Michael Spinks figure often-bitter negotiations. “ We’re fights and we’ve hosted Spinks Caesars Palace in Las Vegas tee reportedly is in the neighbor­ successfully defend his title In his first defense of crown to gross as much as $70 million now having the contract reduced fights in the past. They were very was another potential site. hood of $12.5 million to $13.5 next bout, on March 21 against to writing” and a signing is successful for us.” The fee to host the fight could be million. Tony ’Tubbs In Tokyo. By Ed Schuyler Jr. That is a scheduled 12-round Starling, of Hartford, Conn., when Tyson defends his undis­ The Associated Press puted heavyweight title in June, expected early next week. the biggest ever, topping the Everything else will go to title defense against Fujio Ozaki has a 42-4 record with 26 knock­ Spinks, the former light heavy­ Spinks' adviser says. ■The bout between the unbeaten Donald ’Trump, the New York reported $7 million that Caesars ’Tyson with promoter Don King of Japan. outs. Ozaki’s record is21-4with 14 weight champion, wasstripped of ATLANTIC CI’TY, N. J. - Mar­ Butch Lewis made that esti­ fighters will be shown on closed- real estate magnate and a hotel- paid to host the Marvelous being paid out of the champion’s “ I’ll take the title back to knockouts. lon Starling will make his first mate Wedne.sday after negiota- circuit television, but no site or casino owner in Atlantic City, has Marvin Hagler-Sugar Ray Leo­ revenues. Tyson is expected to the International Boxing Federa­ Japan,’’ the 26-year-old Ozaki Breland, of New York, takes a tions were completed. He called date has been chosen, Lewissaid. been involved some recent King nard middleweight title fight last earn at least $17 million. tion heavyweight title when he title defense, while Mark Breland said through an interpreter Wed­ record of 19-1, including 12 the bout “ the only fight in boxing Atlantic City and Las Vegas. promotions, most recently the April. “ If the thing hits a home run dropped out the HBO unification and Roberto Duran will fight with nesday during a news conference knockouts, against Juan Alonso ... the one everyone wanted to Nev., were thought to be the ’Tyson-Holmes fight, held in the “ It’s clearly in that neighbor­ and the net is close to $40 million, tournament in order to fight their eyes on championship bids at ’Trump Plaza. Villa of Mexico in a 10-rounder. see.” leading contenders as the site. Atlantic City Convention Center, hood.” said Burkam. "This is a Tyson can touch $20 million,” Gerry Cooney last year. Friday night at the Convention “ I’ll come back here to fight Should Breland gain a rematch Center. Lewis figured the fight would “ We're very interested in the next to Trump Plaza. big, big fight. It is a fight we think said Shelly Finkel, who has the ’Tyson, 21, has a record of 33 Mark Breland.” with Starling, it would be pa rt of a make a net profit of nearly $40 fight," said Jack Burkam. vice “ I know Mr. Trump is inter­ would be a major, major closed-circuit and pay-per-view wins. Including 29 knockouts. All three are expected to win. “You won’t be coming back,” doubleheader with Julio Cesar million. president of marketing at the Las ested,” Burkam said. “ I assume attraction.” television rights for the bout. Spinks has 31 ^victories with 21 If all do, Starling and Breland said Starling, who won the title on Chavez’s WBA lightweight title "We've agreed verbally,” Le­ Vegas Hilton. “ We've hosted he’s going to attempt to get the Spinks will fight for a flat sum The ’Tyson-Spinks fight isbased knockouts. are scheduled to meet in a an llth-round knockout of Bre­ defense against Rodolfo Aquilar. rematch for the World Boxing land last Aug. 22 at Columbia, The 36-year-old Duran could Association welterweight title, S.C. earn another title shot should he while Duran will take a step For his first title defense. beat Ricky Stackhouse of Atlanta closer to another shot at the Starling has engaged the services in a 10-rounder — and if Mike middleweight title. of 76-year-old Eddie Futch, who McCallum wins the WBA middle­ SCOREBOARD Asked about a rematch with has trained a host of world weight title from Sumbu Kalam- Breland, which would take place champions, including Larry bay of Italy in March. A April 16 at the Las Vegas Hilton, Holmes, and who currently trains McCallum-Duran fight could F Starling said, “ I know it. You Canadians 5, Wtialars 2 Jazz 123. Kings 91 Big East standings Michael Spinks. happen In May at New York’s know it. I don’t want to talk about “ This is the first guy I ever Madison Square Garden. Big East Conference Oall Transactioiis it. H ockey 1 3 1— 5 Basketbafl w L W L worked with someone who knows Friday night’s show will be Montreal SACRAMENTO (91) 2 _____ 2 8 8 -1 Pressley 1-3 00 2, Thorpe 59 2-2 10, Pittsburgh 6 1 16 “ First I’ve got to take care of more than m e,” the 29-year-old televised on a pay-per-view basis R rst Period— 1, Hartford, Carson 3, Vtllonovo 7 3 15 6 Klelne 18 52 4, Theus 518 56 21, 4 the business at hand.” Starling said of Futch. 6:12 (sh). 2, Montreal, Lemleux 23 K.SmIth 17 13 9, D.SmIth 04 54 4, St. John's 5 3 14 by FNN-Score. 5 3 16 5 B A S E B A L L NHL standings (Smith, Lalor), 10:51. 3, Hartford, NBA standings Thompson 1-3 OO 2, Oldhom 57 56 12, Syracuse mertaui Ltogue Ferraro 14 (Somuelsson, Babych), 17:34 Georgetown 4 4 14 5 McGee 515 12 15, Pinckney 15 OO 6, 3 4 9 9 CALIFORNIA ANGELS—;-Jtareed to (pp). Penalties— Kordic, NIon (roughing), Jock son 14002, Tvlerl10004.Totals3593 Providence terms with Bryan Harvey, pitcher, on o WALES CONFERENCE 2:54; Anderson, Har (Interference), 4:46; EASTERN CONFERENCE Boston College 3 6 12 8 Patrick DIvlilon Atlantic Division 2 0 a 91. 3 6 14 9 one-year contract. MacDermld, Har (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:16; UTAH (ia ) Seton Hall CHICA(K> WHITE SOX—Agreed to E w L T Pts GF OA Robinson, Mon (holding), 16:50; Cote, W L Pet. GB Connecticut 2 7 9 8 — AAalone 111 5 a, lavaroni 571-113, Eaton terms with Jim Winn, pitcher, on a one-year Celtics have the formula Philadelphia 26 X 6 58 176 181 Har (tripping), 18:06. Boston 32 12 .727 30006, Tripucka 15007, Stockton 553011, Washlnoton 24 23 6 54 178 165 Philadelphia X 22 .476 11 Wednesdays Result contract. Second Period— 4, Montreal, Momesso 3 Hansen 241-2 5, Green 1130018, Bailey 516 MINNESOTA TWINS— Agreed to terms NY Islanders 74 21 6 54 197 182 (Smith, Svobodo), 5:28.5, Montreal, Richer Washington 17 25 .405 14 5622, Turpln58515 Kofoed 1-2002, Griffith Pittsburgh M, St. John's 71 New Jersev 24 25 5 S3 188 205 New York 15 28 .349 16W Todays Gome with Tim Laudner, catcher, on a on5veor 32 (Noslund), 8:X. 6, Montreal, Momesso4 24006. TotalsS1921518ia. contract. Pittsburgh 22 73 9 53 209 214 (Sm ith, Svobod a), 14:57. Penalties— New Jersev 10 33 .233 7V/7 UConn at Holy Cross, 7:30 p.m. N Y Rangers X 25 7 47 200 195 Central Division Saturdays Games OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Signed DIneen, Har (roughing), 1:06;Skrud- — Sacramento a 17 B 18— 91 Rudy Low, outfleMer, to minor league for finding ways to win Adams Division Atlanta / X 15 .659 Georgetown at UConn (Civic Center), lond, M on (tripping), 11:25; McPhee, A6on Utah X 2618 1 1 -l S contract. AAontreal X 15 10 70 207 170 (roughing), 13:09; Francis, Har (rough­ Detroit 25 15 .625 7 IP o In t goals— McGee, (k-lfflth 2, Tri­ 8 p.m. Boston X 19 5 65 201 169 Chlcogo 26 18 .991 3 Syracuse at St. John's, 2 p.m. ing), 13:09; Lemleux, AAon (unsports- pucka. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— HOUSTON ASTROS-Agreed to terms By Dove O’Hara Dallas, which has lost three Buffalo 24 21 9 57 182 203 monllke conduct), 15:32; Robertson, Cleveland 23 21 .523 6 Sacramento 61 (Oldham 13), Utah 45 Seton Holl at Providence, 2 p.m. Hartford 22 74 7 51 162 173 Milwaukee 21 X .512 6V7 Vlllonova at Boston College, 8 p.m. with Jim Ponkovlts, lnflelder,onaone-year The Assaclated Press straight, was led by Mark Agui­ Har (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:32; (Malone 10). Assists— Sacramento 15 contract. Quebec 21 76 3 45 178 191 Skrudland, Mon (cross-checking), 18:33; Indlona 21 22 .488 7V7 (Thcjs, K.SmIth, D.SmIth 3), Utah 40 Mondays Oomos NBA Roundup rre with 27 points and Roy CAMPBELL CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE UConn at Providence, 7:X p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-SIgned Jeff Francis, Har, double minor (hlgfvsttcklna), (Stockton K)). Total fouls— Socramento 23, Robinson, pitcher, to a one-yeor contract. BOSTON — Veteran Herb Tarpley with 21. James Donald­ Norris Division 19:16. Midwest Division Boston College at St. John's, 8 p.m. T Ptl OF GA L Pet. GB Utah X. A— 12,212. Tuesdays Game Named Bruce Stephen director of w L Third Period— 7, Montreal, Momesso 5 W merchandising. Williams of the Indiana Pacers son had 15 rebounds for the Detroit 25 19 8 58 207 177 Dallas X 14 .667 — Georgetown at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. folding on Ainge’s shooting. (Chellos), 1:19 (pp). Penalties— Walter, BASKETBALL acknowledges the Boston Ceitics Mavericks. St. Louis 25 23 5 55 183 179 Mon (hooking), 1:X; Svoboda, Mon Denver 25 17 .995 3 Wednesday Feb. 10 Chicago 22 29 47 191 222 Houston 24 17 .585 V/7 Wadnaaday'a collaga hoop acoraa Syracuse at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. National Basketball AssecMIlen “ We had to work hard to stop 3 (roughing), 15:46; Skrudland, AAon LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Clalmed are "a good team.” Dallas (}oach John MacLeod MInnesoto 16 31 6 40 166 226 (roughing), 15:46; Sheehy, Har (rough­ Utah 21 22 .488 7V7 Vlllanoya ot Temple, 9 p.m. them,” Ainge said. “ They have a said that turnovers decided the Toronto 15 29 9 39 196 223 San Antonio 18 22 .450 9 Greg Kite, center, off waivers. Released But Williams says that’s no­ ing), 15:46; DIneen, Har (roughing), EAST Norris Coleman, forward. lot of scorers and we let them get game. Dallas, which consistently Smvtlie Division 15:46. Sacramento 13 29 .310 15 thing unusual because “ in my 32 16 6 70 266 204 Poclflc Division Albany, N.Y. 75, Union, N Y. 73, 20T Centtnentol Basketball Assoctatten back into the game by playing Calgarv Shots on goal— Montreal 9-124— 29. Alderson-Broaddus 71, Glenville St. 60 Big East raaull ROCHESTER FLYERS-SIgned Kenny opinion, everybody’s a good protects the ball as well as any Edmonton X 17 7 67 242 183 Hartford 9-124— 27. L.A. Lakers 34 8 .810 — one-on-one.” Winnipeg 23 22 7 53 195 193 Portland 26 15 .634 7V7 Arm y 84, Cent. Connecticut St. 81 ReldS, forward. team” in the NBA. team in the NBA. had 20 turnov­ Power-ploy Opportunities— AAontreal 1 Bloomsburg M, East Stroudsburg 66 untied Stoles Boskelball Ltogue ^ “ Danny Ainge took over the Los Angeles 19 32 5 43 207 250 of 6; Hartford 1 of 5. Seattle 25 19 .568 10 “ What sets them apart is they ers to 11 for the Nuggets. Vancouver 17 31 7 41 187 212 Phoenix 13 X .317 20'/? Bridgeport 80, S.ConnectIcut 62 PlttaburgliBB.8LJohn’a71 NEW HAVEN SKYHAWKS-Named game,” said Indiana’s Wayman (Joalles— Montreal, Roy (27 shofs-25 Bucknel 186, Hofstra 73 Murray Knox general nkmager. find ways to beat you.” Williams “ We just turned the ball over Wednesdays Games saves). Hartford, LIuf (29-24). L.A. Clippers 10 31 .244 23'/? Montreol 5, Hartford 2 (iolden State 9 32 .2X 24'/? Caldwell 76, Drew66 POOTBALL said Wednesday night after the Tisdale. “ He made a couple of big too often,” MacLeod said. “ We Detroit 6, Chicaoo 4 Wednesdays Games Charleston, W.Va. 99, Salem, W.Va. 83 PITTSBURGH ( 88) shots. They’re a great team. You Raglnild Plnto/MinohMtar Hurald Coast Guard 94, Salve Regina n, SOT Lane481310,GOre5161219,Smlth 7-1444 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Named Undy Celtics withstood .several chal­ did some of that ourselves, but St. Louis 2, Minnesota 0 Boston 118, Indiana 103 can’t just try to stop or concen­ Winnipeg 9, Caloory 0 Philadelphia 96, Golden State 84 Colgate 58, New Hampshire57 18,AAatthewsl70d11,Mlller47(HI10,Marttn Infante head coach. lenges en route to a 118-103 you also have to credit the Denver Oowllna92, C.W. Po stK 344410,D.Porter441310,Cavanaugh(HXM) HOCKEY Edmonton 6, New Jersey 5 Cleveland 107, Washington 106 victory over the Pacers. trate on one guy. Everyone is defense for a large part of those TIGHT DEFENSE— Manchester’s Matt game Wednesday night at Clarke Arena. Los Anoeles 7, Vancouver 2 Denver 115, Dallas 105 FOIrlelgh Dickinson 71, Wagner 54 0. Totals 3S601416M. Noflenol Hockey League good.” TtiundoVs Gomes Utah 123, Sacramento 91 Franklin & Marshall 78, Haverford 48 NEW YORK RANGERS-Sent Jim Po- “ One second we’re down by turnovers.” Vaughn (30) throws a roadblock in front The Indians won, 60-58. Montreol at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Rad Wings 6, Blackhawks 4 Thursdays Gomes Grove City 70, Bethany, W.Va. 61 ST. JOHNS (71) vese, defenseman, from Colorado of the four and closing in, then (Danny) “ You do your best against Bird The Mavericks did not lead New York Rangers at Quebec, 7:35 O trolt at New York, 7:M p.m. Jersey CltvSt.91,KeanU Jones 514 5617, Brust 174410, Williams International Hockey League to New of Bristol Eastern's Linsie Esau in their Johns Hopkins 74, Urslnus72 46 46 12, Harvey 5-9 13 14,M.Porter Haven ot the American Hockey League. and McHale. but you really don’t after the first quarter, but they p.m. Detroit 1 1 1 -6 Golden State at Cleveland, 7:X p.m. Ainge comes from nowhere to hit Toronto at Phlladelphio, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 :X p.m. JunlotoM, Elizabethtown 72 8-91218, Baldl 50 OOO, MutoO l OOO. Totals COLLEGE stop either of them,” Indiana trailed only 80-75 going into the Chicago 2 1 1—6 Kings, Pa. 81, Albrights 264617-2171. EAST COAST CONFERENCE— a long shot,” Williams said of MInnesoto at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Rrst Period—1, Chicago, Valve 31 Boston at Milwaukee, 8 :X p.m. Coach Jack Ramsay said. “ We fourth period and got within three FrtdaVt Gomes New Jersey at Houston, B:X p.m. Kutztown 74, WestOiester 66 Halftime— Pittsburgh 45, St. John's * . SusperKled Dwayne Martin, Towson State decisive stretch in the third (Cassidy, T.Murrav), 1:05, 2, Chlcogo, Lafayette73, TowsonSt. 60 l ^ l n t goals— (Pittsburgh 5 7 (Miller 15, came back pretty well, but we Toronto at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. (iraham 14(Sovard, Cassidy), 7:05 (pp). 3, Denver at San Antonio, 8 :X p.m. forward, for two games,and Jim Oeveland, period. “ Then he steals the ball points before Adams connected MHS matmen equal school Calgary at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Lehigh 86, Delaware 75 (Jore 1-1, Matthews 1-1), St. John's 14 Rider forward, and Ed Titus, Rider have to sustain it. We got close [Jefrolf, Chobof 10, 18:01 (sh). Penalties— Lock Haven 75, ShlppensburgS (Harvey 2-3, Jones 51). Fooled out— guard, for one game for fighting. and makes a three-pointer and on a 3-pointer with 7:59 left for a New York Islonders at Woshlngton, 8:05 Stapleton, Oil (cross-checking), 3:31; Los Angeles Lakers at Los Angeles enough to get back in the game a p.m. Clippers, 10:X p.m. Lowell98, Keene St.95 None. RebouTKts— Pittsburgh X (Lane 10), BOISE STATE— Announced that Pot suddenly we’re down by nine and 90-84 Elenver advantage. Chlasson, Oet (holding), 6:35; Larmer, Lycom Inga, Messiah 74 St. John's 17 (Jones 5). Assists— AAoore and Robert AAorris, defernlve Oiicogo at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Chi (tripping), 12:26; Chobot, O t (hook­ Oillos at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. it’s pretty much over.” couple of times, but our offense New Jersey of Voncouver, 10:35 p.m. Utah of Portland, 10:X p.m. Md.-BaltlmoreCauntv88, St. Francis, Pa. Pittsburgh 18 (Miller 9), St. John's 11 tackles, hove transferred to Col Poly-Son ing), 15:42; Snepsts, Det (cross-checking), 60 (Horvey 5). Total fouls— Pittsburgh 18, St. LulsObIspo. faltered.” Jazz 123, K in g s 91 17:40; T.Murrav, Chi (hooking), 19:40. Atlanta at Seattle, 10:X p.m. Ainge triggered a nine-point mark for wins in a season MIddlebury 93, Castleton St. 72 John's 18. A— 6008. IDAHO— Announced the resignation of The Indiana offense was hurt as SM ond Period— 4, Detroit, Ashton 19, Fridays Games run after Indiana narrowed the Utah won its third straight No gomes scheduled Mlllersvllle97, Mansfleld61 BUI Belknap, athletic director, so he con Chuck Person, the NBA’s Rookie 3:35. 5, Detroit, Yierm an M (Kllmo), AAoravlan 92, Gettysburg 76 accept an administrative poet within the gap to 78-74 late in the third game for the first time this season NHL results 4:22. 6, Chicago, Sovord 31 (Larmer, Saturdays Games ENFIELD — For the second Redding 3 1-2 7, Marianne Stevenson 0 No games scheduled Mount St. Mary's, Md. 99, Rtt.-Johnstown school. Named Harold "Hol''(tadwlnactlng of the Year last season, was as Rickey Green scored 16 of his 1- 5 1, Liz Barrett 41-4 9, Ann (xorlasco 0 (iraham), 8:07. 7, Otrolt, Oates 5 (Barr, 79 athletic director. period. Boston went on to boost its straight year, the Manche.ster Gallant), 16:00. Penalties— Snepsts, Det, Sundays Gome lead to 89-78 starting the final sidelined with a twisted ankle. 18 points in the first half and Karl 2- 2 2, Liz Dube 2504, Stacev AsuncionM 4 All-Star Game at Chicago, Noon Muhlenberg 71, Dickinson 69 How Top 20 farad ILLINOIS— Named John AAockovIc head High wrestling team equaled the 0-0 9, Maureen Broderick 2504. Totals double minor (high-sticking, roughing), N.Y. Tech93, Southampton SB football coach. Announced that Howard Malone finished with 25 points H.S. Roundup Oilers 8, Devils 5 9:56; Sutter, (3il. double minor (high- period and ended up cruising to Nuggets 115, Mavs 105 M 9 - X 56. New Hoven 87, Sacred Heart 85, OT Tippett, defensive coordinator. Is leaving and 10 rebounds against Sacra­ school’s all-time win mark at 11 EAST CATHOLIC (SI) — Amelia sticking, roughing), 9:56; Higgins, Det Oneonta St. 68, Sk Idmore 56 By Associated Press the coaching staff. its 23rd consecutive victory at ' Michael Adams staged his own (roughing), 19:45; Sutter, ChLdoublemlnor How the Associated Press Top Twenty mento. which is 2-16 on the road. with a 55-12 thrashing of host Bearse 151010, Karen Mozdzierz 4 510 New Jenev l 2 1— 5 Poce66,St. Francis, NY65 MEMPHIS STATE— Announced the re­ home against the Pacers since 3-point shooting contest, and the 1:27, Unlimited- Burke (E L ) pinned 15, Margaret Rllev 1 1-2 3, Jo Marie Edmonton 2 4 2— 8 (charging, roughing), 19:45. NBA rasults PennSt.-Behrend 112, Thiel 87 college basketball teams fared Wednes­ signation of Peter Bermel, soccer cooch, Enfield High School Wednesday Third Period— 8, Detroit, Oates 6 day: 1978. Thurl Bailey added 22 points for M u rph v 3:06. Rued 2 1-4 5, Katev Cllsham 2 55 8, R rst Period— I, New Jersey, Shonahon 5 Phlla. Pharmacy 65, Spring Garden 61 effective February 15 Dallas Mavericks came out the night in CCC East Division action. Cheney vs. St. Bernard — 105 Maura MePadden 4518, Noel Feehan 1 (Korn), 4:28. 2, Edmonton, TIkkonen 16 (Kllma), 2:17. 9, Chicago, Thomas 11 PlttsburahM, St. John's 71 1. Arizona (251) did not play. NAVY—Named Ray Ruffing and Vin­ Boston super star Larry Bird, the Jazz, while Reggie Theus led Bergeron (SB) sup. dec. S.CIasson 17-5, (Valve, Savard), 5:35 (pp). 10, Detroit, 2. Neva do-Los Vegas (111) did not losers. The Indians are now 11-4 for the 5 0 2. Totals 15 2532 51. (Huddv, KurrI), 16:10 (pp). 3, ^monton. Caltlcs 11B, Pacars 103 PI vmouth St. 93, Suffolk 74 cent Keriey assistant baseball coachei who stayed on the sidelines while the Kings with 21. 112- Fungolll (SB) W BF, 119- Smith (SB) 3-polnt goals: EC— Mozdzierz, Hannan 12 (Muni), 17:53. Penalties— Probert 24 (Yierman, Chlasson), 7:37 Ramapo74, Montcloir St. 58 ploy. TENNESSEE-Suspended EM n Brown, Adams wasn’t invited to Satur­ season with their next action dec. Lassen 52,125 HInchv (SB)pinned (pp). Penoltles— Bridgman, Det (hook­ 3. Brighom Young (150) did not ploy. Green came off the bench in the Northwest— Asuncion. Sundstrom, NJ (hooking), 7:56; Messier, Rochester 65, Alfred 60 fomwird. Indefinitely from the basketball a life-size sculpted wooden statue day’s NBA long-distance shooting Saturday in Hartford against host ZawlstowskI :42, 135 J.Classon (CT) Halftime: 2525 tie. Edm (tripping), 12:21; D an e ^o , NJ ing), 3:00; Hanlon, Det, served by Higgins IN D IA N A (183) Rutgers-Nework 69, Rutgers-Camden 63 4. Duke (152) beat G e ^ t a Tech7865. team after being arrested for shoplifting. second period and hit his first WBF, 135 Grills (SB) pinned Fox :39, 4 (delay of gome), 3:46; Snepsts, Det of him was unveiled for the public contest in Chicago, but the (holding), 14:44; O'Cdllahan, NJ (hold­ TTsdale 4-12 1-2 9, Williams 4-14 56 13, Scranton 78, Olow are Vol. 56 5. Temple (151) did not plov. eight shots, including five in the Bulkeley High School along with 145 PIrfel (CT) dec. Marrotte 12-7,145 ing), 18:49. (roughing), 6:33; Sutler, Chi (roughing), Stipanovich 512 DO 10, Fleming 9-16 0-218, Siena a, Boston U. M 6. Purdue (152) beat Wisconsin 86-a. at halftime, usually turns a game 5-foot-11 Denver point guard hit Ridgefield and Fairfield. Enfield Frommelt (SB) pinned Grov :40, 152- Second Period— 4, Edmonton, {ketrkv 6:33; Nylund, C3il (tripping), 6:52. Long 6-172-215, Anderson 7-142-216, (yov3-5 Slippery Rock 70, Indlona, Po. 63 7. Oklahoma (112) beat Kansos 7165. second quarter, as the Jazz pulled Mvers (SB) WBF, 165 Hunter (CT) Shots on goal— Detroit 8-7-8— 23. Chlcogo (M) 6, Sklles 141-2 5, Miller 56 0-111. Totals 8. North Carolina (153) did not ploy. against his home state into five of seven 3-point attempts falls to 3-12 with the loss. Ice Hockey 32 (Muni, KurrI), 8:19. 5, Edmonton, St. Rose93,(3reeii Mountain 57 showtime. away to a 56-45 halftime lead. pinned Sprecoce 4:36,171- Rouelle (CT) TIkkanen 17 (KurrI, Gretikv), 8:56. 6, 7-6-10— 23. _ 4510011-16103. Stolen Island86, Hunter 67 9. Pittsburgh (152) beat No. X St. Rec H oop Wednesday night, leading the Manchester won 10 of the 13 pinned Page 5:36, 189-Arnold (SB) dec. Edmonton, TIkkanen 18 (McSorlev, Missed penalty shots— Savard, Chi, 4:17 BOSTON (118) Stockton St. 68, Glossboro St. a John's 8571. Bird said he felt good warming Bailey scored 12 points and Rose 8-2, Unlimited- SllkowskI (SB) 3rd. McHale 1121 3-3 27, Bird 7-19 57 21, 10. Kentucky (153) beat Mississippi 9465. Nuggets to a 115-105 victory over matches with all eight seniors E C In shutout win Gretikv), 14:19. 7, New Jersey, Shanahan 6 Stony Brook 77, Old Westbury 60 up. but he had a subpar night, John Stockton added seven points pinned Murphv :17. (Driver, Wolanin), 15:55. 8, New Jersey, Pow er^lav Opportunities— Detroit 1 of Parish 510 56 16, Johnson 110 1-1 5, Trenton St.M.Wm. Paterson 74 the Mavericks. victorious led by Eric Gremmo BOLTON A complete game 5; Chicago 2 of 5. Alngel131221, Lohaus57O012,Mlnnlet1eld Tufts 68, Amherst 64 11. Michigan (153) beat No. 13 Iowa hitting on just 7 of 19 shots while and five assists as Utah outscored Muller 27 (MacLean), 16:55. 9, Edmonton, (joalles— Detroit, St. Lourent (13 shots-10 “ He’s got the confidence and (125), Chris Chappell (119) and was turned in by the East Hannan 13 (KrusheInvskI), 19:24. 442-210, AcreslSOOl, LewlSl-2002, Da veO-l W. Vlrglnlo Tech 73, FOIrmont St. 68, OT 125ia. AduHa scoring 21 points. Sacramento 38-22 in the third Girls’ Basketball Penalties— Daneyko, NJ, malor saves), Hanlon (0:00 third, 10-9). Chlcogo, OO0.Totals459020-21118. Wash. 5 Jeff. 66, ^rnegle-M ellon 61 12. Syracuse (155) did not play. the freedom to shoot it and he Jon Dixon (140). Catholic High ice hockey team as Pang (23-17). 13. Iowa (156) lost to No. 11 Michigan Smith Brothers 90 (Rob Roveto 26, period and took a 94-67 lead into (tlghtlno), 3:15; Beukeboom, Edm, malor WavnesburgM, Geneva 76 However, others picked up the doesn’t take very many bad Results: 103- Brian Richards (E) dec. it blanked visiting North Bran­ (fighting), 3:15; Muni, Edm (Interfer­ Indiana 1115 18 15— 181 Wldener55,Swarlhmore47 125ia. Dave DeMalo 17, Brian Connolly 10, the final quarter. Northwest tops EC Pete Gourley 10, Tom Sm ith 10), Sm oke slack as the Celtics rolled to their ones,” Denver Coach Doug Moe Wolter Lee 9-5, 112- Chris Potter (E) ford. 6-0, Wednesday night at the ence), 5:54; Sundstrom, NJ (hooking), Boston a 34 1118-111 WorcesterTech 100,Wllllams93 14. Georgetown (155) did not ploy. dec. Corev Craft 51,119- Chris Chappell 5:58; Anderson, NJ,m alor (fighting), 7:23; IPoInt goals— Long, Miller, Bird, SOUTH 15. Vanderbilt (144) beat Mississippi 74 (Jim Richards a , D on Doey 17, Dave 66th consecutive regular season said. “ He got our pace going and Cavaliers 107, Bullets 106 Despite being on the short end Bolton Ice Palace. AInge. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— State 8166. Derench 12) (M) mal. dec. Steve Martocchio 166, Smith, Edm, malor (fighting), 7:23; Alabama AB M 82, Clark Col. n victory against an Eastern Con­ we were able to get a lot of points Cleveland won its fifth straight 125 Gremmo (M) technical toll over of a 56-51 count to visiting Odelein, Edm (holding), 11:53. Indiana 54 (Williams 13), Boston 49 (Parish Belmont Abbey 81, Barber-Scotto 60 16. Iowa State (156) lost to Kansas BCI (Ken Bushey 18, Paul WIthee 13, “ We played a super game at State 7968, OT. G ary G rodzIck111), Sportsm an Cafe 54 ference rival at Boston Garden. Mark Pookus, 130- Pete Fongemle (M) Northwest Catholic, the East Bluas 2. North Stars 0 11). Assists— Indiana 24 (Flemings), Boston Cent. Rorlda 90, Brooklyn COI. X off the fast break.” when Mark Price, hitting 90 pinned Paul Rossano 1:09, 135 Rich both ends of the ice,” East Third Period— 10, Edmonton, Huddv 9 38 (Johnson, MInnIefleld 10). Total Coppin St. 77, AAd.-E. Shore 76 17. Illinois (146) did not ploy. (Ernie Scott 19, Dean Frodel 14) Kevin McHale scored 27 points. Adams, who played 41 minutes Catholic High girls’ basketball fouls— Indiana 21, Boston 16. A— 14A90. 18. Bradley (113) did not ploy. Standings: National — Sportsman percent of hisfree throws, missed Cordova (E) pinned Craig PardI 4:38, Assistant Coach Rick Milka said. (KrusheInvskI, McSorlev), 2:21. 11, New St. LOUIS 8 1 1— 1 DukeTB, Georgia Tech M Ainge had 21 and Robert Parish 145 J.Dixon (M) pinned David GIrIch Jersey, MacLean 13 (Muller, Vellschek), Em ory O, Sewonee 77 19. Rorlda (155) beat Alabama 7464. Cafe 52, BCI 52, Manchester Bar and had nine assists to go with his his first attempt from the line team exhibited how far it has “ It was one game where we put it Minnesota 8 8 0 - 8 X . St. John's (144) lost to No. 9Plttsburgh Association 53, DIRosa Cleaners 64, 1:33, 145 Aaron Dixon (M ) dec. Brian 4:22. 12, Edmonton, Muni 1 (Kru­ R rst Period— None. Penalties— Giles, Rortda74, Alabama 64 had 16, to go along with 11 21 points, said he was able to get with five seconds left, then made Sullivan 8-6, 152- Geoff Nodden (M) come this year Wednesday night. all together.” sheInvskI, Messier), 7:23. 13, New Jersey, Rorlda Southern 102, EckerdM 8571. Main Pub 64, B.A. Club 55, Westown Min (elbowing), 2:12; Roberts, Min 76ars 96, Warriors B4 Pharmacy 46, Irish Insurance 17, rebounds. Rookie Brad Lohaus open against Dallas because the the second, lifting the Cavaliers WBF, 165 Tom Diana (M) pinned Scott The Eagles. 8-8, lost to the 11-3 Daneyko 3 (Shanahan), 11:43 (pp). (slashing), 15:21; Ewen, StL (cross­ Francis AAarl on 66, S.C.-Alken 57 Herron 3:27, 171- (3avld Odom (M ) East is now 153 for the season Penalties— Brotm, NJ (high-sticking), Greensboro a, Methodist 74 Smith Brothers Insurance 17, Smoke contributed 12 points and widely Mavericks were concentrating on over Washington. Indians the first time around by a checking),15:21. / 1-9. pinned Reggie Mosher 3:11,189- Jamal while the Thunderbirds fall to .9:43; Smith, Edm (Interference), 6:49; Second Period— 1, St. Louis, Gllmour 22 G O LD E N S T A T E (84) Hampton U. 82, Bowie St. 66 NBAIaadara traveled Dirk Minnifield, signed more dangerous Denver players. After Price broke the tie, White (M) WBF, Unlimited- Damon 22-point spread (57-35). Gretzky, Edm (Interference), 9:49; Tlk- Johnson C. Smith 90, St. Paul’s 73 Amerlan — Paganl Caterers 51, Style 4-11. East’s next game is Satur­ (Ronning, McKegnev), 12:44 (pp). Higgins 55 00 8, McDonald 2-6 00 4, 53, PD5S 55, Manchester Police 55, as a free agent in December, had lacovelll (M ) W BF. r.i' “ We put forth a tremendous konen,Edm(hlgh-stlcklng), 11:99; Simp- Penalties—Evans, StL (hooking), 1:42; Whiteheod 7-7 00 14, Harris 110 OO 6, KentuckyM, Mississippi 65 Alex English had 26 points. Jay Tyrone Bogues took the Bullets’ day at 3 p.m. against Fermi High ton, Edm (tripping), 14:32; Korn, NJ, L5U78,Auburna NEW YORK (AP) — The Notional Manchester Cycle4-6, Gentle Touch Car 10 points and 10 assists. Giles, M in (holding), 12:06; Hunter, StL Garland 17 OO 6, Sampson 7-17 12 16, Basketball Association Individual scoring, Wash 46, Gentle Touch Car Wash 26. Vincent 20and Lafayette Lever 16 inbounds pass and raced the Cheney loses two ' raliy in the first half to tie it up at at the Enfield Twins Rink. mlnormisconduct (roughing), 19:04; And­ -(holding), 14:27. Frank 141-37, Teogle591-29, Mullln 5121-1 Loulsvllle68, South Corollno53 ’The Celtics led by as much as 12 Morehouse 90, Fort Valley St. 78 reboundlna,fleldooal percentage ondossist for the Nuggets, who are now length of the court, but had his 25-all at intermission,” East Andy Prestash got East going erson, NJ,gamemlsconduct, 19:04; McSor­ Third Period— 2, St. Louis, Benning 6 12, Feitl51000,0.smlth00000, Hoppen 1-3 leaders through Jon. 31: UNCASVILLE — The Cheney lev, Edm, mlnor-malor-gome misconduct N. CorollnaABT92, Akron 70 points in the first period and 15 in three games behind the first- Coach Donna Ridel. The Eagles, (Gllmour, Federko), 10:47. Penalties— 002. Totals38015084. MIdgata shot blocked by Craig Ehlo. Tech wrestling team bowed Wed­ in the first period with a short- (Instigator, fighting), 19:04; Smith, Edm McRae, M in (trippino), 7:05; Ronning, PHILADELPHIA (98) N. Carolina St. 75, VIrgim o a the second quarter. But Indiana in fact, took a seven-point lead N.C.-Greensboro 67, N.C. Wesleyan 64 O PG P T P t s A v g place Mavericks in the NBA Elho’s block was a team-record handed goal, assisted by Ron (trlp^ng),19;10. StL, malor (slashing), 9:40; (3lles, Min, Vranes 56 12 10, Barkley 515 59 21, Jordan, Chi. 42 519 357 14»33.3T3.3 Community Y— Lakers 2b (Dam ond kept bouncing back before finally nesday night to East Lyme, 55-18, double minor (roughing), 9:40; Ewen, StL GmlnskI 514 7-8 15, Cheeks 59 55 14, Oglethorpe 100, Redm ont 78 Damper 8, Todd Grundmeir 8), Jazz 24 Central Division. 16th by the Cavaliers, including with 5; 51 left but couldn’t sustain Cote. Senior captain Tony Grant Palnea,Albany,Ga.57 Bird, Bos. a 442 205 11X B.9 and to host St. Bernard, 47-21, to Shots on goal— New Jersey 14-10-12— 36. (Interference), 17:51. Klno5110012, Wingate24347, Thorntonl5 Wilkins, Atl. a 4 B 255 1119 X.7 (Pete Kessell 8, MIkey Griffeth 8) nine by Hot Rod Williams, who their momentum with the visitors added another first-peri(xl score Edmonton 16-13-8— 37. Shots on goal— St. Louis 11-11-4— 26. 51 4, Coleman 13121, Henderson 17 OO Pembroke St. 79, Pfeiffer 76 Rockets 15 (Ryan McGee 10, Brett see its mark fall to 4-22 for the Shenandoah 91, Morvmount, Va. a Barkley, Phil. a sa 3 B 1ia X .4 also led the Cavaliers with 23 raliying for the five-point victory. PowerHSlav Opportunities— New Jersey MInnesoto 7-11-7— 25. 5.Totals3574213196. Aguirre, Dali. a 396 222 1048 26.9 Desim one played well), Celtics 10 (Jeff season. for the Eagles. 1 of 8; Edmonton 1 of 5. OoMsn Statu a 18 a 1 5 -8 4 Southern Tech 67, Berry 64 King, Matt Lavery, and Josh Glaser Maura Rodgers hit 9 of her Power-plav Opportunities— St. Louis 1 of Ellis, Sea. 43 452 i a 11X 2L1 points. Cheney’s next action is Satur­ Mike Raffin added a score in Goalies— New Jersey, Chewier (37 3; Minnesota 0 of 4. PhNotMoiria a a a «- h Tampaa, RolllnsK « 392 played well). game-high 20 points in the final shots-39 saves). Edmonton, Fuhr (36-32). Tennessee 92, (3eorgla81 Drexler, Port. 2 B 1040 36.0 the middle session with Keith G o alle s^ t. Louis, MIMen (25 shots-25 3-Polnt goals— Mullln, Henderson. Malone, Utah 41 395 273 lO a 25.9 76ers 96, Warriors 84 day at home against Bacon quarter to lead Northwest while A — T6,91S. saves). Minnesota, Beaupre (2524). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Vanderbllta, Mississippi St. 66 41 432 1 « 1030 25.1 Hobby, Prestash and Dan West Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— English, Den. Philadelphia handed Ciolden Academy at 11 a.m. Golden State 39 (Sampson 9), Philadel­ MIDWEST M cD an M , Sea. 40 4 a 147 972 24.3 Stacy Asuncion added 7 of her 9 adding tallies in the fin d period. Jim Chrlstlson, Rondy MItton. phia 52 (GmlnskI 13). Assists— Golden Adrlon92, Olivet 90, OT State its 21st road loss in 22 games Jim Classon ran his record to State 25 (Garland 7), Philadelphia 26 markers in the final stanza for the “ Tony Grant and Jeff Morin Aurora 72, Judson 68 as Charles Barkley scored 17 of 26-0 while Paul Hunter was also a (Cheeks 11). Total fouls— Golden State 25, Bethany, Kan.86, Sterllngn P G P G A Pe t Bowling winners. really stood out.” Milka said. Phllodelphla9. Technicals— Golden State his 21 points in the second half. double winner to improve his Calvin U, Kalamazoo 76 McHale, Bos. 241 397 407 Northwest tied it with two Morin had a pair of assists. Kings 7, Canucks 2 JatsB.FIsmasO Illegal defense 1 A — 14,284. Copital 66, Marietta 51 Parish, Bat. 256 443 470 Barkley, returning after miss­ mark to 22-1 for the Techmen. Cardinal Strltch 71, Trinity, III. 51 162 385 .568 minutes left and took the lead East goalie Jamie Pasterick Rodman, Det. ing two games with a sprained Ron Pirtel won one and drew in Cent. Michigan 63, Bowling Green 60 Borklev, Phil. 309 651 .567 before a Karen Mozdzierz three- had 14 saves for the shutout. Vancouver 2 8 8—8 Calgarv 0 0 8—8 Cent. Missouri 76, N E Missouri 65 Levingttan, Atl. 159 m 464 Hama Enginaara ankle, helped the 76ers win for his other match for Cheney. pointer made it 54-51. East, 9 W inniPM 4 1 1—8 Dayton 72, Chicago St. 65, OT East Catholic LetAngelet 111-7 Cavallsrs107,Bullats106 Berry, S.A. 271 4 K 458 (Sert DeBlols 2054M, Elaine Boles 215, only the second time in the last Results: Cheney vs. East Lyme — Rrst Period— 1, Vancouver, Huber 3 Rrst Period— 1, Winnipeg, Boschmon 15 Deraul64, Indiana St. 56 Wllltamt, N.J. 2 X 400 490 1032- Sanders (E L ) pinned Steve Clas.- however, couldn’t come any North Branford 0—0 (TagllanettI), 5:27 (sh). 2, Winnipeg, Dordt 96, Dakota St.64 290 .548 Nancy Thompson 176, Marlys Dvorak Scoring: (Bennlno), 3:35 (pp). 2, Los Angeles, Carson Cartwright, N.Y. 159 191 524, Michelle Bilodeau 187-456, Celia eight games. son 1:13, 112- W ilts (E L ) W BF, 119- closer. 32 (Hammond, Wells), 5:14 (pp). 3, Togllaneltl 4 (Duncan, McBaIn), 11:14. CLEVELAND (187) E. Michigan ia,O hlo U. 92 Stockton, Utah 204 374 445 Mike Giminski had 15 points Scacclaferro (EL) pinned Brett Lassen First period: EC— Andv Prestash Vancouver, Smyl 12 (Coxe, Wlcken- 3, Winnipeg, Boschman 16 (Steen, Neu- Hubbard 191-27, J.H.WIIIIams 11-161-3», Hastings 70, Nebraska Weslyn 66 Abdul-Jobbor, LAL XI 400 444 Sampedro 178, Alyce McArdle 181175 Mozdzierz netted 15 and Amelia (Ron Cote), EC— Tonv Grant (Hobbv, Md), 16:18. 4, Winnipeg, McBaIn Z3 512, Jeanne Buccherl 192-493, M a ry :25, 125 Lembree (EL) pinned Zawls­ helser), 11:10. 4, Los Angeles, Fenton 16 Dougherty 515 13 20, Price 7-13 13 16, Heldelbera65,OhloNorthern53 Bird, Bos. 442 023 .537 and 13 rebounds for the 76ers, towskI :50, 135 J. Classon (CT) pinned Bearse 10 to lead the Eagles. Scott Drummond). (Carpenter, Robitallle), 19:59 (pp). (Hawerchuk, Ellctt), 18:21 (pp). Hope70,Alma67 PrestI 181-175505, Elaine W elnicki 205 Second period: EC— Mike Raffin Harper 7-10 55 18, Ehio 15 00 5, 4a, Martha Grant 175476, Bette Du- while Maurice Cheeks added 14 HIrko 1:31,135 Sweet (EL) pinned Fox East’s next game is Saturday at Penalties— Hommond, LA (hooking), Penalties— McBaIn, Win (hooking), K. Johnson 1-61-13,Curry1-3002, West3400 Illinois WeslynW, Wheaton 68 R c BBHBNi B :46, 145 Pirtel (CT) drew with Straub (M orin). 2:90; Coxe, Von, malor (fighting), 4:42; 3:37; Rooney, Win (slashing), 7:58; Hull, 6, Benson 1-11-21 Corbin 14124. Totals4586 Ind.-Pur.-R. Wayne 111, TrI-State 99 G O ff D e t T e t A v f fralne 197-185527, Shirley Eldrldge 175 points and 11 assists. Ralph home at 1; 30 p.m. against Sacred Third period: EC— Hobbv (M.Raffin, Col (hooking), 14:01; Suter, Cal (holding), 4a, Shlela Plantanida 185500, Betty 12-12, 145 Cochrane (EL) pinned Grav Boumgortner, LA, malor (flghtlng), 15ai07. Ind.-Pur.-Indpis.a, Ranklln 78 Oaklev, Chi. 42 163 300 551 13.1 Sampson’s 16 points led Uie :43, 152- Hensch (EL) W BF, 165 Hunter Grant), EC— Prestash (Morin), EC— 4:42; Boyd, Von (tripping), 4:49; Sutter, 17:34. Kansas St. 79, Iowa St. 68, OT 40 HO 300 410 1 1 5 Gerich 171181473, Trudi Zuldema 182- Heart. West (Jim Raffin). W ASH IN G T O N (188) Cage, LA C 4a, Evelyn Anton 494, Alice HIrth 471, Warriors, whoshotonlyeightfree (CT) mel. dec. Christina 12-4, 171- Van, molor (fighting), 4:49; Sykes, LA, Second Period—5, Winnipeg, MacLean Cottedge 510 55 17, King 7-17 55 18, KentSt.67,BallSt.64 Wirilami, N.J. » 144 285 409 114 NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (56) — Saves: EC— Pasterick 14, NB— 22 (Hawerchuk), 11 :a. 6, Winnipeg, Karin Scheer 452, Ruth Skiba 245533, Ashburn (EL) pinend Chris Rouelle nrMlor (fighting), 4:49; Hammond, LA M.Malone 514 1114 23. Colter 13 12 6, Loyola, III. 75 Marauettea Ololuwon, Hou. 40 160 2W 4 tt 11.4 throws in the game. 1:41,189- Todd Rose (CT) pinned FelosI Maura Rodgers 8 57 X, Tammv Jullano 35. (tripping), 12:92; Sutter, Von (slashing), Boschman 17 (Olousson, Ellett), 19:22 J.AAolone 11-19 56 27, Bogues 1-5 OO 2, Michigan IX , Iowa 103 Borklev, Phil. 39 176 267 443 11.4 Linda Skoglund 181182477, BobbI 14:56; Huber, Von (elbowing), 18:36; (pp). Penalties—Carlyle, Win (hooking), J.W.yyilllams 17 1-1 5, Bol OO OO 0, Midland Lutheran a, Doane 66 Lalmbeer, Det. 36 93 329 422 11.1 Greco 494, Donna Hardesty 222-515, Benning, Van (slashing), 19:24; Vancouver 5:11; Mullen, Col (interference), 7:19; F. Johnson 2-6 54 l.TotalS 3581 3537 106. Mllllkln67,OePauw65 M. AAalone, WoHi. 40 172 267 439 11.0 Beverly Morin 465, Alice ChlttlckChltf 464, bench, served by LeBlanc, 20:00. /Murzvn, Cal (cross-checking), 9:26; Otto, Mlssoutia,Coloradoa AAalone, Utah 41 149 2 K 445 10.9 Linda Maher 185211542, Denise Ran­ Cleveland a a a 18-187 dolph 4M. 'Vi cal, mlnor-malor (roughing, fighting), woMiiBion a a a 11-188 MIssourl-Rolla a, NW Missouri St. 71 Torplev, Doll. 39 150 241 399 10.2 10:09; Togllanettt, Win, minor-motor Mackovic out to turn Illinois fortunes around Second Period— 5, Los Angeles, Carton 33 IP o In t goal— Ehlo. Fouled out— None. Mo.-St. Louis 73, SW Missouri Baptist 55 Gmliwkl, Phil. 40 104 293 397 9.9 (NIcholls, Carpenter), :58 (pp). 6, Los (high-sticking, fighting) 10:09; Nleuwen- Rebounds—Cleveland 49 (Daugherfy 10), Mount Un Ion 68, Otterbein 66 K dvk. Cal, malor (flghtlng), 13:50; Duncan, Muskingum 52, BaldwIn-WallaceX Angeles, Guay 3 (Sykes, Bourne), 11:38.7, Washington 46 (M.Malone 13). Assists— Los Angeles, NIcholls 23 (Carpenter, Win, molor (fighting), 13:50; Watters, Cleveland 34 (Daugherty 11), Washington 19 N. Michigan X , (kbnd Valley St. a G Ne. AVB. By Robert Lee Zimmer seasons only to be fired after (about a recruiting activity), find a single person who would Taylor), 16:55. Penalties— Hammond, LA Win (holdino), 13:S0j Glynn,(>il (holdliio). (King, Colter 5). Total fouls—Oevelond 22, North Pork91, Carroll, WIs. 77 Johnson, LAL 41 478 11.7 The Associated Press leading the team to the playoffs in don’t do it.” question his record in that (tripping), 1:14; AAelnyk, Von (hooking), 16:1)2; McDonald, Cal, mlnor-misconduct Washington 73. Technicals—J .Malone, Wo- Northwestern, Iowa KB, Mount Marty a Stockton, Utah 41 459 11.2 “ We will operate, accordingly, regard.” 3:35; Butcher, Von, misconduct, 7:04; (roughing), 11:34; Roberts, Col, mlnor- shlngton Illegal defense. A — 6806. Oberi In 102, Cose Western a Porter, Port. 40 414 W.9 Calendar 1986. Wellt, LA, misconduct, 7:04; (3uoy, LA malor (cross-checking, fighting), 18:34; Ohio Weslyn a, Wooster a Jackson, N.Y. 42 423 W.1 CHAMPAIGN, 111. - Illinois’ He also was head coach at within the rules,” Mackovic said. Weir said Mackovic would have (elbowing), 7:09; Kennedy, LA (board­ McCrImmon, CoLoamemlsconduct, 18:34; Oklahoma 73, Kansas65 Rivers, Atl. 41 3M 8.9 Wake Forest for three years White resigned Jan. 18 after a five-year contract but he ing), 8:00; Lowry, Van, molor (fighting), Carlyle, Win, mlnor-misconduct (rough­ Ottawa, Kan. 70, Kansas Weslyn 65 new football coach, John Mack­ ing), 11:34; Watters, Wln,malor (fighting), Nuggats 115, Mavaricka 105 Purdue M,Wlsconslna TODAY ovic, says he wants his recruiters ^ fo r e moving into the pros as an charges by the NCAA and the declined to specify the dollar 12:52; Hordy, LA, molor (fighting), Girts Basketball 12:52; Baumgartner, LA (holding), 13:09; 18:34; McBaIn, Win (holdino),(holding). 20:00. Rooseveltm, NEIIIInolsa to be honest, his players to get assistant with the Dallas university of recruiting viola­ value. Coxe, Van, molor (fighting), 16:11; SE Missouri 76, Lincoln, Mo. a Coventry at RHAM, 7:X Third Period— 7, Winnipeg, McBaIn 24 DALLAS (NS) St.Mary's, Kon.a, Tabor 73 Radio, T V Bacon Academy at Bolton, 7 p.m. degrees and his teams to win. Cowboys. tions. White’s program had been Mackovic led his alma mater. Kenntidy, LA, molor (fltrtitlng) ,16:11; Smyl, Aguirre 11-a 55 27, Perkins Mb 24 18, Von, misconduct, 16:11; Sykes, LA, miscon­ (Hawerchuk), 2:37.8, Winnipeg, MacLean St. Norbert65, R Ip o n a M e H e c k e v Mackovic, named Wednesday “ I’d like this to be the best placed on probation by the NCAA Wake Forest, to the Tangerine 23 (Steen, Ellett), 10:20. 9, Winnipeg, Donaldson 26 1-2 5, Harper 7-16 2-3 16, St. Xavier n, St. Ftancis, III. 46 Manchester vs. Wethersfield (Hart­ duct, 16:11. Blackmon 1 9 1 2 5 Torplev W-171-321, Blob ford Arena), 7:50 p.m. athletic program in the United in 1984 for a long list of Bowl in 1979, the the Demon Third Period—8, Los Angeles, Taylor 18 Steen 12 (Hawerchuk), 14:53 (sh). Valparaiso 56, Butler 55 to fill the vacancy created when Penalties— Murzyn, Cal (elbowlne), 51 50 0, Davis 14 OO 5, Farmer 51 50 0, W.MIchlgona, Toledo 76 TONIGHT States,” Mackovic said. “ We infractions. Deacons’ first postseason game (Hammond, Wellt), 8:54 (pp). 9, Los Schrempf 141-27. Totals 451041521105. PRIDAY Mike White resigned after eight Angeles, Carson 34 (Kennedy, Robi­ 5:X; Churla, Cal, m alor (flghtlna), Washington, Mo. 77, Webstera 7 p.m. — College basketball: Okla­ want to play, we want to win, but University (Chancellor Morton in 30 years. 5:n; McBaIn, Win, m alor (fighting), Xavler,Ohlo101,WrlghtSt.M homa State at Nebraska, ESPN Beys Basketball seasons, inherits a football pr5 tallle), 19:06. Penalties— Huber, Von Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:M (hooking), 3:37; Richter, Von (rough­ 5:X; Bullard, Col (roughing), 8:01; D E N V E R (115) atuiawRST 7:M p.m. — U(2onn at Holy Cross, gram plagued by recruiting viola­ we want our fellows to graduate. ” Weir said Illinois was determined In 1983, his first year with the Roberts, Cal, game misconduct, 8:01; English l i a 12 26. Rasmussen 1912 8, Arkansasa,TexasTech48 WPOP EastCathollcat Fairfield Prep,7o.m. ing), 7:14; Hardy, LA (Interference), Schayes59l-111,Lever51354l6,Adams7-13 East------Ham pton at — Cheney -Tech. ,7 ;a AP photo tions off the field and recent Mackovic, 44,

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5:00PM (81) Wondarful World of DIs- 8:00PM (3D Be M y Valentine, Charlie Melman and an all-star band comprised body. Mark Patton, Robert Englund, Kim 1 Impassive ney: Davy Crockett and the River Pirates Brown (C C) Charlie Brown looks for­ of performers such as Billy Joel, Cyndi Myers. 1985. Rated R. • Wta>yM6A,lka Lauper and Duane Eddy join David Let- With the help of his sidekick Georgie ward to another lonely Valentine's Day 12:30AM (S W KRP in Cincinnati (Buddy Ebsen) and boatman Mike Fink only to get a very sweet surprise (R) terman as the talk show celebrates its sixth anniversary. (90 min.) (In Stereo) m Divorce Court (Jeff York). Davy (Fess Parker) investi­ dD MOVIE: 'Creature' A monster with a gates Indian raids along the river (60 taste for gray matter is accidentally re­ 10:00PM (3D Knots Landing (CC) m 9 9 Truth or Conaaquancaa ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnion min ) vived by a group of astronauts. Klaus Abby has a vicious encounter with 99 Wendy and Ma CELEBRITY CIPHER [D IS ] Cornet at Night A farmer's musi­ Kinski. Stan Ivar, Wendy Schaal. 1985. Charles Scott's wife; Paige discovers (29 (19 Late Night W ith David Letterman I WISH GORBACHEV WAS HE'D KNOW HOW t) HANDLE WHV DO'i«U ALWAYS cally talented son is inspired by an old C B ® MOVIE: 'Firefox' (C C) A Vietnam Greg with yet another woman. (60 min.) (In Stereo) OUR PRtSIDEMT' THOSE DIRTV, ROTTEN KNOCK EVERYBODY Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present farmhand who was once a jazz musician Each letter m the cipher stands for another Today 's clue 0 equals K war flying ace is sent to Russia to steal a C3D dD (2D News (2D Twilight Zone C0MMIE5.' I LIKET [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull high-tech jet which could tip the balance (3D Kojak ® Synchronal Research [H B O ] Supermom's Daughter A bright of power in the Cold War. Clint East- ' l U CPVXU GRPMNFR MNP wood, Freddie Jones, David Huffman (2D Mysteryl: Inspector Morse (CC) (60 [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Eyes of tha Amaryl- teen-ager must prove that her career as­ min.) Part 1 of 2. pirations are worthy of her highly suc­ 1982 (R) (In Stereo) Mt' An elderly Nantuckett widow keeps BLONDIE by Daan Young a Stan Drak* HVXUK IVGR MNP JPBOUK cessful mother's approval (60 min.) (3D Evening Magazine Susan Dey ("L A. ^D Honeymooners vigil as she waits for s sign from her Law"). @3) Noticiero Univislon long-dead husband. Ruth Ford, Kathar­ I KNOW...BLIT ■"* SHE MAKES ME COME IN [M A X ] MOVIE; 'They Only Kill Their ine Houghton, Martha Byrne. 1982. WHEN SHE SPENDS TO BUY THE WEINERS MS, BSC MSU MT GRMKU Masters' When a disreputable woman is (3D Hill Street Blues (SZ) Upstairs, Downstairs Rated NR. NEB a l l o w a n c e OK found dead, the evidence points to her (3D MOVIE: 'Best Revenge' A drug ped­ [CNN] CNN News r o a S t s ... Doberman Pinscher James Garner, Ka­ [U S A ] Edge of Night JPBOUK VK HMI KUHT- dler becomes involved in blackmail and tharine Ross, Hal Holbrook 1972 Rated bribery when he persuades an old friend T0:30PM (2D i n n News 1 2:40A M (29 m o v ie ; Thla Wifa for PG to smuggle drugs out of Morocco. John Odd Couple Hire' A talented homemaker with a keen u K G u u a . — Z B Q U K S U I Q B S (3D 5:30PM [D IS ] Shelby and the Profes­ Heard, Levon Helm. 1983. business sense establishes a successful 4 @3) America Topicos concernientes business as a surrogate wife, prompting ^/4 JoHYow PREVIOUS SOLUTION Every time an artist dies, part ol the vision of sor A little girl is visited in a dream by dD Wild, Wild West sobre la politica, la culture y la vida de mankind passes with him ' - Franklin Delano Roosevelt Albert Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton jealous objections from her husband ( ^ (2D Cosby^Show (CC) Vanessa audi­ los hispanos residentes en los Estados and romantic advances from her clients. [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay tions for drum major; Cliff is introduced Unidos. Pam Dawber, Robert Klein. 1985. Johnstone to one of his father's musician buddies [M A X ] MOVIE; T h e Fly' (C C) A scien ALLEY OOP byPaveOrau* (Dub Taylor). (In Stereo) tist is transformed into a monstrous in­ 1 2:45A M [T M C ] m o v i e ; 'Catch-22' TVWrs A BIG \ 'YOU'RE 6:00PM (2 ITJ C4Bi News (C C) Disgusted with the eystem and their NOW THAT ZU ZU'S^ SHALL I WHATST h e 's IN CHARGE Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ sect following an ill-fated teleportation ALLEY OF GETTING TH" , JOB... a n d HE RIGHT! I CSj Three's Company (2D superiors, a group of World War II Air PASSED THE WORD /THROW HER I teau experiment. Jeff Goldblum, Geena A LO N G T O T U N K , / IN TO TH ’ PIT, ^ DOESNT HAVE / THINK I'D ^,9.1 Magnum, P.l. Davis, John Getz. 1986. Rated R. (In Force officers stop at nothing to get dis­ WE'VE GOT TO / YER HIGHNESS MUCH TIME TO yBETTER GO AW i dD MOVIE: 'War of the Wildcats' An ex- charges. Alan Arkin, Jon Voight, Martin Stereo) JSOLATE HER! ? DO IT.' CHECK ON'IMf Webster cowpuncher fights an oil tycoon for the Balsam. 1970. Rated R. rights to Indian oil lands. John Wayne, \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Kojak 10:35P M [D IS ] Animals in Action A Martha Scott. 1943. look at the uses of rattlesnake, monkey, 1:00A M (3 ) Archie Bunker's Place by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ( ^ ' A-Team WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoait dD MOVIE: The Enforcer' A San Fran­ peacock and squirrel tails. (3D High Rollere 4 News (Live) Unscramble these four Jumbles, cisco police detective deals with enemy 1 1 ® News dD Joe Franklin (?4' Doctor Who :00PM (3D dD (3D one letter to each square, to form agents who steal some Army weapons (33) Twilight Zone four ordinary words T.J. Hooker and kidnap the mayor. Clint Eastwood, (S) (3D M*A*S*H Tyne Daly. Bradford Dillman. 1976. d D Matchmaker (51) Family Ties Part 1 of 2 dD Simon St Simon " I T ’O BEEN Quinceanera (ID INN News (2D Look at Me Now RICLY @1) Reporter 41 @D TAKEN (SZ) This Old House (CC) A visit to a New @ Untouchables (2D Alice r @ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour CARE OF, England mill that makes reproduction Leave It to Beaver (53) Gene Scott ^1) Family Ties (2D ^ shutters using 19th-century equipment; [C N N ] Crossfire ^AISe HOUSTON.'' [CNN] Showbiz Today the front porch receives a rubber mem­ 22) News (Live) brane roof. (R) (2D This Old House (C C) Installing south­ [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole [DIS] MOVIE: The Prince and the Pau­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom TURTE per' Based on Mark Twain's story of dD Sports Talk ern yellow pine flooring in the kitchen [U S A ] Edge of Night addition; a demonstration of how the prince-and-pauper look-alikes who trade [CNN] PHmeNews 1:05AM (3D Love Boat identities in 16th-century England. Guy master bathroom's vanity was built; s L'VE HAP IHeV' VAMITV aATES^ ^UH„.BPT 1, c new paint removal system. (R) Williams, Sean Scully, Laurence Nais- [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents 1:30A M d D Oet smart ' UFRPL I mith 1962 [U S A ] Riptide (60 min ) (2D Soap (33) INN News vWEOieeFOp: ) EH?,„WHAT'^:T PELICULA: 'El Gran Perro Muerto' En NEMPAN [ESPN] SportsLook Bugs Bunn/s Valentina 93) dD $100,000 Pyramid Z'V 8:30PM (3D un pueblo, un perro muerto se convierte [HBO ] MOVIE: 'The Guns of Navarone' (CC) Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Fogh­ en el acusador de los ciudadsnos cor- (2D Dating Game Six Allied soldiers are assigned the ha­ orn Leghorn learn a thing or two from WOULC7 THEY 3 B ruptos del lugar. David Reynoso, Kitty de Grsyhound Racing fFrom Raynham z c zardous task of destroying a Nazi for­ Cupid on Valentine's Day. (R) (2D PLAYJNJS TH /6 7 Hoyos. Taunton Park tress guarding the Aegean Sea. Gregory Entertainment Tonight Intetviews: ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook (3D [C N N ] Newsnight Update Peck, David Niven, Anthony Quinn. Elizabeth Taylor; actor Tom Cruise (Part (5Z)s c t v m C R O G E D ^ 1961 Three's Company [USA] Search for Tomorrow Now arrange the circled letters to 2 of 2). (53) IV E 5EEA/ HEKE'5 The ifime-ouT [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Play It Again, Sam' A ^T'5 (JOING To 6E VoU feTARTgP HEKE form the surprise answer, as sug­ d2) ( ^ Different World (CC) Denise [CN N ] Moneyline [M AX] MOVIE; 'Nwm Man- gested by the above cartoon. neurotic movie buff receives advice for 1:40A M AG A GECKETARV, AND TlZifSTEP AinH ACCOOMT... the TVPlUfr PAREP ' « ' ZD leads a campaign to gat her streetwise [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and iacs' After the police disbelieve their HftKP f&P “itoUTof ^e|tpvelorn from the spirit of Humphrey SoWE 5i0r /W)0ilTS! » ACCOUlJT .THE cure CAT study partner enrolled at Hillman. (In Harriet story about monsters, three teens go af­ (?g5PECT AT THli TriEREU AU0AV5 .'-Bo^ert W oody Allen, Diane Keaton. Stereo) ter the vicious creatures themselves. Al­ LOOK... CAl^NDAK ACCWIVT., I it X i l l Tony Roberts 1972 Rated PG [E S P N ] College Basketball: Utah at COiyiPANV-MeiApY / 6E peoPlB KlO.' (SZ) Frugal Gourmet (R) Brigham Young (2 hrs.) (Live) lan Hayes, Leilani Sarelle, Donna Locke. WHO SEE 'tbu CAfTT \ (Answers tomorrow) [USA] Cartoons 1986. Rated R. d D NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ AS JUST THAT' BE.' I Jumbles PILOT OFTEN YELLOW EULOGY 6:30P M d D Family Ties Milwaukee Bucke (2 hrs., 30 min.) [HBO] MOVIE; 'Whara ara Yesterday s son, Nick Buoniconti (60 min.) (In 1:55A M I Answer A guy slapped him on the back and then ® @ ABC News (CC). Stereo) the ChildrenT' (C C) An incident in her re­ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thava* 9:00PM (3D Stmon & SImon Rick and cent past brings suspicion upon a Mas­ asKed him this— HOW'RE YOU “PEELING"? (3^^effersons A.J. are hired to protect an administrator [TM C] MOVIE: The Best of Times' A sachusetts woman when her two child­ of a refugee center from "death squads" high-school football team reunites to re­ @ NBC News (CC). ren from a second marriage are preying on Salvadoran refugees. (60 play the game that cost them the cham­ ...ANP TM^W Now b«ek in tiock. JumbI* Book No 3S U avallBblo lor I3 .M . which lnclMt«6 pottS M kidnapped. Jill Clayburgh, Max Gail, Nightly Business Report pionship and their honor 12 years ear­ and harKlIIng Irom Jumbla. eio Ihia nawgpapar. P.O. B o i 43M. Orlaivdo. FL 33I03-43M min.) Harley Cross. 1986. Rated R. Inchtda your ntma addrata and rip coda artd maka your chock payabta to Nawapaparbooka. lier. Robin Williama, Kurt Russell, @ Bosom Buddies (3D Morton Downey Jr. cofab iw With the Pamela Read. 1986. Rated PG-13. 2:00A M d D m o v i e ; 'Soldlar of Or- ® Noticiero Univision (Tp M OVIE; 'Reckleee' Tw o kids from the [USA] Airwolf ange’ Four Dutch friends end up on op­ $D Love Connection opposite sides of the tracks fall in love. posite sides during World W ar II. Rutger HI6H - [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 Aldan Quinn, Daryl Hannah, Kenneth 1 1 :30PM CSD To Be Announced. Hauer, Edward Fox, Susan Penhaligon. McMillan. 1984. dD ® Nightline (CC). 1979. [ESPN] Sports Trivia (2D MOVIE: 'Sieve of the Cannibal Ood' (33) Honeymooners C5D Home Shopping Overnight Service Bridge 7:00P M (3D CBS News (CC). A group of explorers searching for lost (3 hrs.) treasure is interrupted by Stone Age Night Hast A junkie attempts to rob Astrograph d D News cannibals. Ursula Andress, Sfacy Keach. the bar while Nicole is closing, but he's (33) Streets of San Francisco dD d D Wheel of Fortune (CC). 1978. stopped by s love-struck patron who [ESPN] SportsLook doubler East. The saddest part of this loses control and kills him. (70 min.) 9 dD $100,000 Pyramid 22) (SD Cheers (CC) A double date [U SA] Search for Tomorrow Bad double, unlucky tale is that the deal occurred Tonight Show (In Stereo) tolerate your m ates point ol view le- (3D O ) Cheers aboard Evan Drake's yacht leads to (22) (3D in team-of-four play. At the other ta­ rough seas for all on board when a rom­ 2:05A M d D Navya (R) NORTH J-4-88 garding a vital family matter about (T8) Best of Saturday Night (2D Racing From Plalnsfleld 47 big trouble ble, North passed in first position. ance is sparked between Sam and Re­ [DIS] Man, Monsters and Mystsries In­ WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll which ho/she feels strongly will invite d D M -A -S * H becca's respective partners, (in Stereo) (3D Hogan's Hsroes terviews with local citizens and scien­ Y A 7 4 East opened with one diamond. South ^ Y o u r By James Jacoby friction in your household today, dD MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour (2D upstairs. Downstairs (5Z) News (CC). tists about Nessie, the Loch Ness mons­ 4 Q 10 9 7 2 doubled for takeout, and everyone ^ B i r t h d a y CANCER (June 21-July 22) Unless you 23) Show From February 1987. ter. 4 A J 10 8 passed. One diamond doubled was set W H A T D O E S YCtlR D A D H E aROVYS PEOPLE AN D d D Barney Miller d D La Indomable have something kind to say about a co­ Don Ameche. Doug Henning, comic A useful gimmick in bridge that has four tricks for 800 points (revised D O FDR A L M t s i e , SELLS THEM AS FOOD TD d l ) W in, Lose or Drew dZ) Myateryl: Inspector Morse (CC) (60 2:30A M [C N N ] Spoits tatanlght EAST worker today, it’s best to keep your Louie Anderson with host Joan Rivers. WEST gained acceptance through the years scoring) but the net result was still a S F O T L E S e "? A LIE N SRACB CREATURES. thoughts to yourself. He/she may not be (4D Rose Selvaje min.) Part 1 of 2. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [D IS ] M OVIE: T o b y McTeague' A boy in 498532 4 J 10 6 Fab. 5, 1988 rural Quebec hopes to win a dog­ is to use the double of three no-trump loss b^ause of the 1000-point disaster [CNN] Larry King Uve [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 4 9 8 6 5 Y J 10 You will be much bolder and more am­ too fond of you either. (SD Nightly Business Report sledding race and save his widower to ask for a specific opening lead from at the first table. 8 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is one of [D IS ] MOVIE: T o b y McTeague' A boy in Hickman, Nick Charles. ♦ 6 4AK J54 bitious In the year ahead In enterprises (§D Three's Company father's business from bankruptcy. Yan­ your partner. In the absence of any de­ The moral is easy: Don’t double for that could increase your revenue. Sub­ those days where you might not be as rural Quebec hopes to win a dog- [D IS ] M OVIE; T h e Meaneat Man in the nick Bisson, Winston Rekert, Stephanie 49 7 2 4Q54 [CNN] Moneyline fensive bidding, that lead is the first a specific suit lead against three no- stantial gains are possible, provided careful with your possessions as you sledding race and save his widower W orkT Good netured lawyer discovers Morgenstern. 1987. [E S P N ] College Basketball: Oklahoma father's business from bankruptcy. Yan­ the only way to succeed in business is to SOUTH suit bid by dummy. This is certainly a trump unless you are sure that getting you don't take foolish risks. should be, and some type ol loss is [ESPN] SporteCenter State at Nebraska (2 hrs.) (Live) nick Bisson, Winston Rakert, Stephanie be nasty. Jack Benny, Priscilla Lane. Ed­ 4AKQ4 useful method, but I would guess that that lead will set the contract. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Someone possible. Morgenstern. 1987. die 'Rochester* Anderson. 1943. [USA ] MOVIE: The Deadly Bees' A pop YKQ32 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your attitude [M A X] MOVIE: 'Sahara' An American almost as many points have been lost who doesn't always operate in the open tank crew, attempting to cross the Sa­ Singer vacations on a dssolats island 4 8 3 [E S P N ] College Beaketbell: North Cero- 1 Entertainment Tonight by the abuse of this understanding as might try to put some obstacles in your and example will have a definiie effect hara desert, run into German troops and 1;35PM (3D where she meets a scientist who breads James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on line at Clemaon (2 hrs.) (Uve) Interviews: Elizabeth Taylor; actor Tom 4K63 have been gained by its proper use. To­ path today. This person’s tactics will be upon your family today. If you're cranky try to hold them off untii help arrives. killer bees. Suzanna Leigh, Guy Dole- Bridge” and “Jacoby on Card Games" and short-tempered, expect the same [HBO] MOVIE: 'Enemy Mine' (CC) A Cruise (Part 2 of 2). (In Stereo) man, Catherine Finn. 1967. Vulnerable: Neither day’s deal is a case in point. similar to one he/she has tried before. Humphrey Bogart, Bruce Bennett, J. space pilot and his half-human, half- (written with his father, the late Os­ 1-4 Know where to look for romance and Irom them. Carrol Naish. 1943. reptilian enemy must put aside their dif­ 12:00AM GD Hit Squad 2:40AM (3D Nightwatoh Dealer: North E)ast felt that South was stretching wald Jacoby) are now available at you'll find It. The Matchmaker set in­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Someone with [USA] Airwolf ferences in order to survive on a deso­ d ) Entertainment Tonight Interviews: to bid two spades and then three no- bookstores. Both are published by 8 North East South stantly reveals which signs are romanti­ whom you'll be dealing today may late planet. Dennis Quaid, Louis Gossett Elizabeth Taylor; actor Tom Cruise (Part 3:00A M (33) Lifestyles of the Rich and West trump. In reality, South was making a Pharos Books. U.S. ACRES by Jim Davig 7:30P M (3D p m Magazine Susan Dey Jr.. Brion James. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In 1 4 Pass 1 tp cally perfect ton you. Mall $2 to Match­ arouse your ire. If this happens, keep it "L A. Law"; the Israeli air force. 2 of 2). Famous Jill St. John and Robert Wag­ stab at slam, but E/ast foolishly dou­ maker, c/o this newspaper. P O. Box to yourself and smolder in silence rather Stereo) 93) Star Trek ner; Annette Funicello; actor Gil Gerard; Pass 2 tP Pass 2 4 bled for a diamond lead. South was dD Current Affair author Janet Dailey; Louis XIV's palace 3 4 Pass 3 NT 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. than letting him/her know. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stripper' Six woman 9 9 MIndpowar Pass happy to redouble, with the result that Think for SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Don't let a (3D dD Jeopardyl (CC). talk about their lives and livelihood as at Versailles. (60 min.) Pass Pass Dbl. Redbl. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) ( 8 ) Polica Story the contract was made with an over­ The canyon walls of the Yellow­ yourself today, especially where critical disagreement with a close friend over dD d D d D Barney Miller they prepare to compete at the First An­ [CNN] News Overnight Pass Pass Pass T f ,_____ ^ , nual Stripper’s Convention In Las Vegas. S 9 Alfrad Hitchcock Praaants trick. In the revised scoring table, that stone River in Wyoming consist of 15 career decisions are required. What Is something material jeopardize the rela­ (33) INN News [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest Janette Boyd, Sara Costa. 1966. Rated 3 9 Nawlywad Oama Opening lead: ♦ 6 was 1000 to North-South, as well as a fossil forests, one buried on top of the good for an associate might be to your tionship today. Take the short end of d D Carson's Comedy Claaaics R. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: That Was Then... This Is BACK TO [CNN] Nawanight Now' (C C) The friendship of two young healthy serving of egg on the face of other. SUBTERRANEAN advantage. the deal if necessary. (2® M*A*S“H [TM C] MOVIE: 'Payoho HI' (CC) The ARIES (March 21-April 19) Instead of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D m . 21) Your [H B O ] M OVIE; Purpla Rain' (CC) A par. man is jeopardized when one chooses to w arr io rs;; (2D Yahtzea Bates Motel is back in business with turn to a life of crime. Emilio Estevez. taking something you want serviced image will suffer today if you are too Norman and a woman who claims to be formar overcomes a troubled home Ufa ^ D Hollywood Squares Craig Shaffer. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) back to people you've had problems self-serving in your arrangements with his real mother Anthony Perkins, Diana and fierce rivslriss to become a major with previously, try to find someone others. Look out for your Interests, but dZ) World of Survival (R) Scarwid, Jeff Fahey. 1986. Rated R. (In rock star. Prince, Apollonia Kotaro, Mor­ ris Day. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) 3 :1 5 AM [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Ex­ don't do so to anyone olse’s detriment. d D Family Ties Stereo) more reliable. jUSAJ Dragnat periment This W eek liMtoors Actor / co­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) When so­ CAPRICORN (Dk . 22-Jan. 19) Unless [C N N ] Crossfire [U S A ] College Betketbell: Texae-EI median Harry Shearer and Emmy Paso at Wyoming (2 hrs.) (Live) 12:05A M (X) Magnum. P.l. cializing with friends today, don't resur­ you have constructive counsel, keep [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Rumplestiltskin' A mill­ Award-winning writer Merrill Markoe rect old Issues that led to disagree­ your comments to yourMlf today re­ star in this magazine-format comedy k n o w [M AX] MOVIE; 'A Night- PEOPLE WHO er's daughter strikes a bargain with a 9:30P M (22) (3D David Letterman Spe­ 12; 10A M know there's a certain magic | El W ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 j ments In the past, especially the ones garding something that does not in­ dwarf so that she may marry the prince cial: Second Annuel Holiday Film Festi­ mere on Elm Street Pert 2: Freddy's Re­ special, featuring "hall cats of the Whits House" and man-in-the-strest inter­ about Classified Advertising. that were never completely resolved. volve you directly, but does affect a she loves Amy Irving, Billy Barty, Clive val From New York's Radio City Music venge' (CC) The spirit of child murdarei mm m m m views. (In Stereo) GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A failure to sensitive pal. Revill 1987 Rated G (In Stereo) Hall: comic Richard Lewis, Larry "Bud" Freddy Krueger invades a teenager's MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwiair. M>. 4. i m — M 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 4, 19M

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED INSURANCE Office. Clerical Including fyp- ^ Spedolisl MANCHESTER. Excep­ IR A N O n tw listing I “ Im- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Ins and telephone re- HFICE MMUCER / i tional home In execu- moculotB" only begins u . tivi area. U 8 R to descrlbt this txesp- oulred. Jewell- Eng­ Contemporary Ranch tlonol 7 room oM tr Roommates Wanted...... Musical Items...... land Insurance. Condominiums for Sole. 22 mOKKEEPEII with format living Colonial on Woodland Notices Wanted to Rent...... Cameras ond Photo Eaulpment 4484M3. I MiHFIf RRMIMI i Lots/Land for Sole...... Pets ond Supplies...... BloomfWd based oon- room and dining room, Stroot. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Lost/Found ...... 0) Farm Supplies and Eavlpment . Investment Property . . Miscellaneous for Sale ...... a d m i n i ^VAa t i v e Of- •tniolion oomany needs family room, don, 7V» rooms, 2 full botbs, Personol* ...... 02 Specioli^^D Office/Retall Eaulpment ...... f fee, Prague Shoe Com­ IMBBIM b t m Announcem entj...... 03 Top Soles...... tnergetlo peiBon for full baths, ovorsizod 2 cor ttreploce, full Insula­ Business P ro p e rty ...... Recreotlonol Eaulpment...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... pany, opportunlfles garaoo and largo dock. tion, nowor root, 2 cor Auctions...... 04 Boots and Marine Eaulpment . tlmo position. Full lAME your own price. 000 leba, ‘Tpuekino. Resort P ro p e rty ...... available. Join a grow­ oftarge Bookkeeper ttiru tXNNllENCED House- All this sot on profts- aorogo plus a booutlful PInonclal...... 05 M ortpopes...... Services Rooflnp/Sldlnp...... ing company. Our K«HN»gr with rofonm- INCOME TAX Pother ti Son, pointing Home fepotrs. You Merchandise trial oNanoe. Compular- and papering, remo^ slonollv londscopod In ground pool. Coll Wanted to B u y ...... Child Core...... Floorlnp...... management office eta. Coll 8434MM. PREPARATION nome It/ we do if. Free lot. 8229,900. Sontry today and sto for your- Employment & Education Cleonlnp Services...... Electrical ...... A u to m o tiv e Izad aoeounting aye- v a l . t 7 2 4 ^ . esflmdfes. insured. 843- Hollday/Seosonol...... hos several positions fn Your Horn Rool Estoto. 843-4060.O stifi 81814100. Jackson Port Tim# H#lp Wonted...... 10 Rentals Entertainment...... Heotlnp/Plumblno...... Antlaues and Collectibles...... Cors for Sole...... available. Training tarns, general wdgar, 8 Jackson Real Estoto. H#lo W onttd...... It Bookkeeolnp/lncome Tax Miscellaneous Services.. Trucks/Vans for Sale...... dally racords, Myroll InMiMfing: Rental ana Bel# M ANCHESTER. An tnvl- Rooms for R ent...... Clothlnp ...... provided. We offer: moLvn 847-8400.P SItuotlon Wonted...... J Corpentrv/Remodellnp___ Services Wonted...... Compers/Trallers...... FropfManMi). Can JIm Wheeler tatlon to spacious liv­ 1 Apartments for Rent...... Furniture..'...... paid vocations, paid and Inauranoa. Expert- Business Oooortunltles...... 13 Polntlnp/Paperlnp...... TV/Stereo/Aopllances...... Motorcycles/Mopeds...... PAWniNO CT. Avetldble full time ing Is yours In this SUDDENLY available. A Condominiums for Rent. holidays, paid personal onoe with IBM PC and “ 7 4 2 -1 0 0 9 Instruction...... Auto Services...... f(RgMHl|f sf MsfMbssIsr \ ctavs. Heuaewerk ofid unique 9 room, 2W both perfect place to rats# 14 Homes for R ent...... Machinery and T o o ls ...... LOTUS 123 naoaesary. Lawn and Garden...... Autos for Rent/Loose...... days, health and/or Ilfs Quarantssd (yuaiKy wortt pUrtenaf core.8484118. your family. Soo this Employment Services...... 15 Store/Office Space...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Must be able to praduo# U & R High Ranch. Good Thlnps to E o t...... Miscellaneous Automotive .... Insurance, free park­ mcmmnrm RsNra^. FM lMmais£)j u A 'iin v ik k 4a Large deck, 1st floor fine Monettestor borne Resort Property...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... ing, pleasant office at­ monthly financial state­ Rates. Doug' t v Real Estate Industrial Property...... Neeeeiiable Call HAND I IAN family room with today 1 Affordoblt at Call 643-2711 for more Information! mosphere. Apply In ments. Pleasant working tam m / lllflMV fllllFI VWtVWflf • Goropes and Storope..... iDEIIOIKUNfl 230-1472 cathedral colling, 4 8147,900. Bloncbord 8 Homes tor Sole ...... 21 person Tuesday- oondittons. OompetHIva MEPARATION FofnHng- Wall Faegffng - bedrooms and much Rossotto, "Wo'ro Sol- Frldoy, 8:30am-4pm. salary and full company Ttilng < UgM Cenwnfrv • READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are i e • • • esseeeseeeasese more. Located In area lino Housos’’ 8482482.0 Prague Shoe Com­ paid benefits. Call Mike Ctil Din Moslar ODD JOiS-INSURED of tine homes. Call for RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to taken by telephone os o convenience. The pany, 200 Pitkin Street, Kasun C H E n U I I K I m STENCILINO NORTH Kingstown- Wo- Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one A e«#iiaf«i AseneMe': PARRY4CANLON. dotolls. Sontry Real tervlow vocation cot- 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the East Hartford, CT. ■niinjNo sttvMSDi ' ertslnaiaoiei^esiisne 848-2411 frssssHmets Estate. 843-4060.O deadline Is noon on the dov before publication. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of OOWpIllP IIOffMI raMrtfR MMl fP" . . BahSSa ^^WefU VrSyewPs ■ togo, 2 bedrooms, 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line perrlay. Mather Corporation SM«Mng. WS (swA mw In hath- f 4 • • s f • «.s • a e a * s!e e rssldents-only beach, 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. For advertisements to be published Monday, the original Insertion. Errors which do not Rtpp poHippfpo* Fop ipptp M ANCHESTER. 3 bod- lessen the value of the advertisement will not MMMMI foehJj MlAMiUk. MnmII flOOlU tnfprmtlfPNCillMoMi. •jiinfiE' TRtt i fNWCf room Garrison Colon­ mooring. 2 bedroom, M in im u m charae: 4 lines. the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. NURSING 242-0743 sos-H. In- _ _ ___ ewwwwwww ■ NWEBEB WMBWW^WEFW ial In Im m aculate residents only, beach, F be corrected by an additional Insertion. omNNls foApoprtOPP* 646-8707leevellSSSwii Buelist,tfuoka«tilppsr.gi«sip condition. Steel beam mooring, 2 miles his­ ASSISTANTS WAITRESSES Wonted WM iiMlb and ptepWe O A P P tiS full or port time. Apply constructed home feat­ toric WIckford Village, afiimrslums. AiMMKai CMMMlrtHiMkiii tor uring a 12'x20' living 9 miles Newport. (CERTinED) In person. Luigi's Res­ iDOOFMe/ ■Idartif and tiMdtaaaaML PART TIME f u l PART TIME taurant. 706 Hartford WHITMAN TMMA MSOCMm room, dining room and 8135,000. Telephone 1- PART TIME Wt kem M Siee end pert tme Doensy D rl^ Aat A Custom butkHno, fram­ ISIDING beamed 1st floor fam­ 401-294-4860 Otter 8pm, Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED l i O J iHELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers Road, Manchester. 649- 647-75S3 weekends and HELP WANTED MrtIfM MRlilinli. A 5325.______Mswefisitw. RB-tWI ing, additions, rsnoya- ily room, fireplace, 2 THE DEADLINE FOR MGrtUMU IwIGPMI Irt gGrtUMOG IG car garage, vinyl sid­ wsokdoys As a condition precedent to PLACING OR INSURANCE Manches­ [lW|0rtRllt IVGnMB^ WI^IRd; MAKE Money at home Uons and raofing. For a NATHAN HALE • ROOFS LADIES- Hove a House of PART Time (substitute) Sales Positions. Morn­ bUrtUMt UlGAy MGRGlOrt quiKty lob at a good ing, new carpet, newer TO LLAN D - lmmoculote3 the placement of ony odver- Lloyd gift, lewelry and ter agency. Immediate assembling electron­ roof. An excellent buy tlslnp In the Monchester He­ CANCELING AN AD IS driver needed tor ings. Eblens Casual Quiz on page i. prlee... Coll Bud at CONSTRUCTION • PAINTING bedroom Capo with decor catalog party be­ Clothing and Foot­ opening part time. ics, crafts, others. lEpgNig T ex Rn m e e Ns e In area ot fine homes. E 12 NOON THE DAY newspaper delivery In Speoisllzing In Roofliq). hardwood floors, fire­ rald, Advertiser hereby Group Claims process­ 1. Gilt (Young sow) More Information- • STAINING oprees to protect, Indemnify BEFORE, MONDAY - fore February 12 and Andover/Hebron. Call wear, 974 Main Street, Don’t worry Ebout tht 7 4 2 -9 7 3 2 eSMSe eAipMtBMnglee $216,900. D.W.FIsh place, breezewov, fin­ and hold harmless the Man­ receive at least $60 Manchester. 646-1191. ing and general office 2. Hickory (504) 641-0091. Ext. 1390. • ADDITIONS Realty. 643-1591 or 871- FRIDAY, IN ORDER Donna 649-3467 for de- ngw tix law. SualnggB and • Bet Booflng msktrtwq ished rec room, 2 cor chester Herald, Its officers worth of merchondlse talls before Horn. work. 643-6401. 3. Pansy DIRECTOR OF NURSES Open 7 doys. Coll nowl IndividtMl Ineomg iw r# -' Fully ln9Uf9d 1400.O______oarage. Excellent loca­ and employees apolnst any TO MAKE THE NEXT CIRCULATION Crew Su­ "Free"! Call Kim at CLERICAL opening. 20-25 pervisors. Excellent $70.00-$90.00 per night. 2-3 4. Sports SMALL Engine Me- him prgparatfong. KITCHEN it BATH 742-1679 AiSyMeured Quality R»nr9no9s MANCHESTER. Older 3 tion. Reoltv World- and all liability, loss or ISSUE. FRIDAY 646-0370.______N^.,^anlc for power bedroom Capo with Weeks Broen Assoc., expense, Includlnp attor­ week. Miscellaneous opportunity for reti­ evenings per week. 5. California GLASTONBURY GiM i n M msbo far REMODELING neys' fees, orlslnp from AFTERNOON BY 2:30 A Wonderful experience. duties In busy medical rees, students, moms. Women preferred. Call equtiunantsilop In Cov- FREE Eatlmat99 many possibilities. 1 Inc. 487-1787, 429-7746. 6. (a) 9 — Rosin bag (z) itry. Experienced on appataEMBt at (M M 19# claims of unfair trade practi­ PM FOR M ONDAY’S Australian, European, office. Call 646-7704. Approximately 20 649-6263, 4:30-6:30, (b) 11 — Coffin comer (y) HEALTH CARE From the smallest repair to ceii643-26S0 cor garage. Conve­ VERNON- "Heart­ ces, Infrlnoement of trade­ ISSUE. THANK YOU Scandinavian high hours per week. Work Monday-Frlday, 4-5pm and 4 cycle and own the largest (onovatlon, ws FLDDMND nient location. 8121,900. broken" owner relo­ (c) 12 — Verdict (v) CENTER rtools necessary. Good marks, trade names or pat­ FOR YOUR school exchange stu­ RECEPTIONIST and as­ with young adults ages Saturday and Sunday. will do s eomplste job. Start D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- cating. Now 3 bedroom ents, violation of rlphts of sistant In Manchester (d) 15-20 — Contact lens (w) opportunity for take 1591 or B71-1400.O COOPERATIONIII dents arriving In Au­ 10-15. Monday- PART Time teacher 117S Hebron Ave. to finish. Frse sstimatss. THIS SPACE C ontem porary. 4W privacy and Infrlnoement of gust. Become a host doctor’s office. Ma­ Thursday 4:30pm- (e) 125-80 — Stethoscope (x) charge type person. Mntmkomf UnVM0S.«UKT copyrlpht and proprietary needed for AM hours. Qlastonbury, C T ^ rtrtaMimfeaiNfsnes acres, 7Vt baths, family tor American ture, dependable, and 8;30pm, Saturday Eckert's Lawn 8, Leis­ HtriUigE NMelMn A la m c t MANCHESTER. Spa­ atrium wrap dock. rlphts, unfoir competition pleasant personality a Experience preferred ure. 742-6103. Tm Rapiremiir/ce>|iiss>e / t i >50.40 cious, airy, beautiful 4 and libel and slander, which Intercultural Student 10am-2pm. Reliable but not necessary. 06033 B tth C M te r ingtallatlonB, BElit and for 24 InstrtlonB Neutral and exciting. m ay result from the publica­ Exchange. Call 1-800- must. Must enlov pa­ rtpalre wMkIy carpet bedroom Colonial lo­ transportation a must. Please call KIndercare (203) 659-1905 Wenn le New a ow tA Uwe Coma our thowroom tt: Immediate occupancy. tion of any odverflsment In SIBLING. tient contact. Great visit cated In South Man­ If you have the ability Manchester at 646-7090. ■MuuI Opportunity BWployor M/P NEEDED spiclala. Call 643-2711 Raven's Croft area. the Manchester Herald by COST PROPOSAL a925 working conditions. to motivate young p .o n n u 182 W. Middle Tpke. chester near the Glas­ PART TIME Manchaater . PHONE for difalls tonbury line. 2W baths, Coll Borboro evonlngs advertiser, Includlnp adver­ The Board of Education, 110 Afternoon hours. Call adults and have some HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Night Time P48-007P S61-1058. Beozlov Real­ tisements In any free dlstrl- Lone HIM Drive, East Hart­ LEGAL NOTICE 646-5153 leave message sales experience, your ACCOUNTANT. Staff Ac­ 643-2070 large family room, su­ buflon publications pub­ countant needed In tors S81-2930. ford, C T., will receive sealed The Bolton Board of Tax with service.______earnings potential Is Supervisor 64G-S400 per master bedroom. A lished by the Manchester COST PROPOSALS FOR PART Time licensed growing business. De­ must see. Century-21 M ANCHESTER- 2 tamlly Herald. Penny Sleffert, Review will be meeting on PART Time driver unlimited. Based on CIRCULATION Area Ad­ BECAUSE YDU never ARCHITECT OR ENGIN­ the dates below to hear oil gree and 1-3 years ex­ Also Telemarketing Epstein Realty. 647- Ranch, 3 rooms each Publisher.______EERING SERVICES / RE­ needed. Must have own straight commission. visor. Housewives, hairdresser far busy knew whan somaone will 7ADDAND NEMODELINQ grievances. perience preferred. flosm sddWone, decks, roofing, FL00R8ANDINB 8895.D______side, handy location, PLACEMENT OF HEATING car. Work 2 days a Call Jeanne, Circula­ mothers with young salon. 649-3999.______needed Immediately be searching for the Item • Floore like new PUBLIC AUCTION SERVICE AND RETURN MONDAY FEB. S, 1984 children, students. TECHNICIANS Responsibilities In­ •kune, windows end gutters. good Invostment for week. Call Julie 871- tion Department, 647- SECRETARY- In our Manchester you hove for sole, it's • Spedaltzlng. In older floors COVENTRY. 1st time 8137,500. P h llb rick LINE AT O'CONNELL 7-9pm Earn extra money with Receptlonlst. Part time Temporary positions clude Involvement In asaMwt and tMldossr eeiviee buyers take note. Reas­ The followino units will be SCHOOL AND REPLACE­ 2988, leave message. 9946. office. No experience billed to run your want od sesINMi. OsH Osh Fwiand, Jr. • Netufsl 8 stained floore Agency, 848-4200. told at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY FEB. 10, 1988 your own part time lob. tor office In Manches­ available. Must be 18 or cosh bookkeeping, onable priced 5 room a MENT OF WATER LINE AT 7-9pm PART Time counter and necessary. Flexible for sduerts days... concei- • No waxing anymore Feb. 26, 19M at 4:00 P.M ., O'BRIEN SCHOOL. Cost Bring your children ter. Fridays 3pm-7pm, bonk reconclllotlon D w .147- Ranch with 3 bed­ general duties for older. Hours are 8am* and collection. Com­ hours. Pleasant tng If os soon as you get CONDOMINIUMS held at A Space Station, 212 Proposal Information and SATURDAY FEB. 13, 1988 with you and save on Saturdays 10am-6pm, rssulfs. Dit.S45>( JdmVirMlliOMfTSO rooms, country kit­ Chapel Rd„ South Windsor, specifications are available 10-12 am power eaulpment bobvslttlng costs. 21 5pm. May require over­ pany benefits availa­ working conditions. chen, spacious living CT. dealer In Coventry. NEWS Stand Dealer. Sundays 11am-6pm. FDHSM i at the Business Office. Sealed BOLTON BOARD OF hours per week, salary Typing necessary. Ap­ time. May evolve into full ble. Please coll for Hourly wages plus room and rural setting. CSI7, Beb Maaittri Cost Proposals will be re­ TAX REVIEW Permanent part time Manchester area, de­ appointment, Monday- ceived until 2:00 p.m., Tu e i- ‘ liver to honor boxes plus gas allowance. Su­ plications being ac­ time positions. Starting bonuses. If you need Call today for details. MANCHESTER. Boocon 12 Grimes Rd., Rocky ILVI CANNON position mornings and pervise our carrier Friday, 8:30am- HIM: Restaurant Equip., day, February 16, 1900, at KATHLEEN JOHNSON Saturdays. Eckert's and stores. Established cepted Monday-Frlday pay *6/hour. Call extra money and BUSINESS 8121.900. Centurv-21 Hill, 2 badroom Con­ which time they will be pub­ boys and girls. If you 12:30pm. Prague Shoe Epstein Realty. 647- Llphts, Stools, Tables, GWEN CAMPBELL Lawn 8, Leisure. 742- route. Work approxi­ 9am-11am. Call 528-1300 wont to get out, this HELP WANTED HELP WANTED {HELP WANTED OPPORTUNITIES dominium, 8108,900. All Benches, licly opened and read aloud. mately 6 hours per like kids, want a little for an appointment. Company, Administra­ 6895.0 updated kitchen, din­ The Board of Education res­ 006-02 6103. Independence and your LYDALL, Inc. tive Office. 282-9074. Is your opportunity. C M l, Reliable Carpet erves the rlpht to accept or week-get paid for 10. MANCHESTER. 5 year ing and living room. 9E Woodland Ave., own Income. Call 647- Compoelle Maleriele We hove day and G E T ^ I d for reading HAIR-Beauty salon. Cen­ relect any or all cost propo­ INVITATION TO BID Must be available at old Townhouse In con­ Near 1-84. Move In Bloomfield; Carpef sals or the rlpht to waive 9946.______Divlelon nights available. booksi $100 per title. ter of Manchester. condition. Coll Rosollo press time (1:00pm) HELP WANTED TELEMARKETING CHOOSE YOUR OWN TEMPORARY Write: ACE-849 e, 161 Well established for venient location. 2 bed- aiN, Rebert Bickford technical formalities If It Is In NOTICE IS HEREBY dally and Friday even­ PART Time general util­ el Z. Brunotti, RE/MAX, the best Interest to do so. G IV EN that the E IG H TH South LIncolnwav, many years. 5 stations room, 1W baths, P.O. Box I, E, Wood- ings at 12:30am. Deliv­ ity person needed OPPORTUNITY 646-7591 JOB!! laundry hook-up, slid­ East of the River. 847- stock: Air Cond., BD Richard A. Huot, UTILITIES DISTRICT, 32 HELP Wanted- light pro­ 6 4 6 .1 2 3 3 North Auroro, IL 60542. and equipment In­ Frame, H BD, 17 Boxes, DIrector/BusIness Services Main Street, Manchester, ery of papers takes Tuesdoy-Frldoy, 1pm- Come in & register and let ers to potlo. Full base­ 1419,843-7014. duction. 7:30-2:30. ext. 333 Professional outbound CLER K -TvpIst needed cluded. Just move In Dry., Fan, FI Lamp, 01M12______Connecticut seeks bids for PART Time lob taking approximately 1 hour. Spm. Call 647-1161. CLEANING Person. Pari ment Includes kitchen SOUTH Windsor. Flum the followino Item: Monday-Frlday. Call US work around YOUR schedulell for local Moving Co. and be your own boss. Shutters, Sled, Tools, Cs„ care ot either Infants or Mondav-Soturdav, de­ PART Time kitchen per­ talephons sales. and full time positions $26,000. Miller Real appliances and low Rldgo. Attached gor- MItc. PACKAGE INSURANCE 2 year olds In a day care pendable car a must. 646-8228. available. Residential. Immediate openings EA ST OF TH E RIVER for: Excellent working en­ condominium tee. ogs opens Into a fully INVITATION TO BID son and part time cash­ •You'll sell to our vironment with growth Estate. 647-8000. ASM, Fannie Mauldin C O V ER A G E FOR 1988/1989. center. Hours 1-6pm. Call Bob at 647-9946. ier. Days. Perfect Coll Country Molds. e Clerk • Typist • Secretary & Oats Entry Realty World, Benolt- oppltancsd deluxe kit­ P.O. Box 31064, Hartford: Sealed bids will be received large established 648-3650.______potential. Superb be­ Frechette Associates. 5 Bops, Bx Spr., Fr., Bid specifications may be Must be mature. housewife hours. e Warehouse Workers & Word Processors chen, plus 0 formal In the General Services' of­ obtained during normal busi­ Please coll The Child­ customers. nefit package. Call 846-7709.O______dining room and flro- Hdbd., BKcose, 30 Boxes, fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Schools otf-vour oft. The G. FOX Distribution Center INSURANCE Manches­ I Kit Chr, China Clo., ness hours (8:00 A .M . to 6:00 ren's Place.Inc, Man- • Earn a salary and ter agency. Immediate DUNHILL offers: Shephei 1s. 528-9141. IMTMICTIOII plocsd living room. 3 ter, C T until F E B R U A R Y 19, P.M.) Monday thru Saturday Apply Antonio’s Res­ In So. Windsor Is now accepting applications for EOE. DRESSED to the nlnesl Cloth, Dress, Iron Bd„ 1900 at 11:00 o.m. for the fol- chester. 643-5535. CUSTOMER Service. We opening for a full time • Top Hourly Rate Pay • Holiday Pay bedrooms and 7Vi Lamp, PIct., Radio. Sew from the Dispatcher at the taurant, 956 Main commission that Exceptional 7 room lowlnp; EIGHTH DISTRICT FIRE­ PART Time position. are looking tor respon­ merchandise processors, who will verify orders, Property, Casualty • Referrral Bonus BOOKKEEPER- Full TRAIN to be 0 Diesel Raised Ranch on oor- baths. A dofinito must Mach, Sofa, Trunk, Street, Manchester. could eventually Mechanic. 7 months, Hutch, Appliance, MIsc. 1) REFLECTORIZED HOUSE, 32 Main Street, Man­ Manchester Insurance sible service minded ticket and hang merchandise and Insure that person. Experience re­ time. Full charge. Be­ geout pork-llke tss. 8189,900. Coll now! chester, Cannecticut 06040. PART Time permanent take your ealary to DUNHILL TEMPS THERMOPLASTIC agency looking for a Individuals to handle shipments to our stores are correct. Schedules quired. 643-6401. nefits. Apply at Blon- hands-on program. grounds. Features In­ Rosalie Z. BrunettI, ASM Michael Fowlewskl position collecting *25,000 or more. Next class-AprII 11th. 29 Allen St., Enfield; STRIPING POWDER Sealed bids will be received mature person from customer Inquiries. 1 Hartfleld Plaza steln's Camping Cen­ clude 3 bedrooms, 2W RE/MAX, East of the at the above address until The position requires payments for televi­ available are: 111 Founders Plaza ^ 0f|jjgg st. ter, Route 83, Vernon. Diesel Technology In­ River, 847-1419 or 843- Baps, Bd. Fro., 40 Boxes, 2) R EC R EA TIO N D E P T. 8;30am to 1pm. Must • We will train you on baths, large eot-ln kit­ Bch Ch„ Clothlnp, Lamp, 7:00 P.M . on Monday, May 2, enthuslam. Independ­ sion service In hospi­ 7:15 am to 3:45 pm 8 am to 12 Noon our state-of-the-art Hartford, C T stitute, 105 Phoenix 7014. 4 have good typing and East Windsor, CT SECRETARIAL position chen, screened In Tvpewrt., Snk Table., ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 1988, at which time they will ent thinking and organ- tal. Afternoon hours 7:15 am to 12 Noon 9 am to 2 pm FOOD SERVICE 282-0701 Avenue, Enfield, CT Pictures, MItc. The Tow n of Manchester Is be publicly opened, read and office skills. Call starting at 3prrv Flexi­ computere and 623-4416 In 0 stimulating, flexi­ porch, magnificent In recarded. Donna 646-6050. Inde­ Izatlon. Good com­ 8 am to 3:45 pm 4 pm to 9:30 pm provide you with ble environment. Pub­ 1-800-243-4242. ground pool with de­ RIM Willie Ivans an equal opportunity em­ munication skills and a ble In days. Responsi­ MANAGER 430 Benedict Dr., So. ployer, and feaulres on affir­ Bids shall remain valid tor pendent Insurance ble and mature. Call 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm product knowledge. A U f6 Body Repair Per- CONCRETE Form Car­ lic contact, typing, luxe trimmings. 2 cor M0NT0ME8 Windsor; Bops, Bx Spr., mative action policy for all of thirty days tram the bid Center, 830 Hartford pleasant telephone son. Opening for auto light bookkeeping. Full garage. Treat yourself Ms Contractors and Vendors apenino dote. The District manners are essential. 646-1222 ext 2534, leave Apply In person between Sam and 5pm, Monday • Full and part-time Meadows Manor penter. 5 years expe­ Hdbrd., Matt, 50 Boxes, Road, Manchester. name and phone painters assistant. In­ rience In commercial or part time. Send re­ Real Estate and .coll todoyl Chair, Cloth, Dresser, as a condition of dolno busi­ reserves the right to relect Please call Jeanne at thru Friday. We offer a competitive starting rate, a hours available. East, a 116 bed, multi­ volves preparation of sume to: Lutz Child­ 8249.900. Jackson 8 Hamp., MIrr, PIct., End ness with the Town, os per any and all bids for any rea­ BANQUET Servers. Port number or 1-800-343- foundations. Must be In nnnd of Federal Order 11246. 647-9946 for m ore generous Incentive bonus program that enables level health care facil­ cars and detail work. ren's Museum, 247 Jackson Real Estate. To., Sofa, Spks., Toys, son deemed to be In the best time, flexible hours. Information. 0821, Mrs. Battles. If you have a pleasant able to read blueprints, MIsc. Bid forms, plans and speclfl- Interest ot the District. Apply In person; The you to earn additional money and the best em­ ity has a full time po­ Full time, all benefits layout, set anchor South Main Street, HOMES 647-8400.O Mortgagn? phone volca. and en­ paid. Located In Man- Manchester. EOE-AA. F34S Jeanette Truman cofons are available at the EIGHTH UTILITIES Gallery, 141 New Lon- ployee discount program In the area. Apply at: bolts. Full time em­ General Services' office. D IS TR IC T thuslam, call Donna sition available. Suc­ chester. Coll 649-5030. FOR SALE CAPITALIZE on tomor­ Good credit or bad 51 Hlph Ct., E. Hartford: d o n Tu rn p ik e , ployment with benef­ EXPERIENCED Collec­ row! Attractive and credit, wo make loans Bx Spr., Fr., Matt, Books, TO W N OF Thomas E. Landers. Jr. Glastonbury. Bertram at 456-4255 cessful candidate will MOHAWK Industrial & its. Call 742-5317. Sam- tor at 60 day level. Insurance Commissioner G. FOX Distribution Center well moIntalnedOplusS easy. Rooont ban- 25 Boxes, 4 Kit Chr., Fish MANCHESTER, CT. have a degree In die­ Supply Corp. has a 5pm. V Savings Bank of Man­ All real estate advertised In room Duplex In Man­ Poles, Fan, Ice Cool, Pic­ ROBERT B. WEISS, Dated at M A N C H ES TE R , 301 Governors Hwy., So. Windsor, C T 06074 AEtomatic the Manchester Herald Is kru^cy, foraoiosra or ture, Stereo, End Tab, Kit GENERAL MANAGER CONN, this 27th day of Jan., toe tetics or food service, position open for a chester. 649-9696 ext. chester on Florence blllino clerk. This posi­ 339.______subject to the Fair Housing iBto poymonta, wo can Tab, Tires, Rock Choir. 013-02 1988. DIG Be s Ie m s ProdECts or state certification. Act of 1968, which makes It Street. Excel lent rental 010-02 tion requires good typ­ X-RAY Technician. Or­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ Income, separate utili­ help. Ralo-Com has It 003-02 OUT T M d G Rm A Excellent benefits ing skills and an organ­ ★ WmmrnMc,Cf H IM thopedic office. Regls- erence, limitation or discrim­ ties, carpeting, alumi­ all from tat and 2nd with salary commen­ ized mind. Hours and FMIT1IME tratlon required. ination based on race, color, num siding. Coll for HIDDEN salary negotiable. Con­ religion, sex or notional mortgBBOS to rofi- surate with experi­ TELEMARKETING Benefits available. figures and more do- nancos. Applloatlona tact Gerry Oecelles. Please reply to 872- origin, or an Intention to tolls. Offered at CASH ence. Experience 643-5107. EOE.______Looking people make any such preference, taken In the convanl- MEDICAL SALES ADMINISTRATIVE As­ tor yltyy 0355. Mondav-Fridav, limitation or discrimination. 8189,900. Jackson 8 NEED SOME EXTRA WITH sistant. Growing com­ preferred but not ne­ MAINTENANCE Man. like to talk on the p h ^ , 9am-5pm. The Herald will not know­ Jackson Real Estate. anca of your homo or pany seeking qualified cessary. Please direct Full time for restau­ epesk with s pleasant ingly accept any advertise­ 847-8400.O ______office. National Healthcare & Hospital Supply Corp., rant complex. Must be FU LL Time and part time person. Responsibili­ resume to llene voice, who can work positions available In ment which Is In violation of FOREST Ridge Condoml- SPENDING a national leader In the Health Care Industry, ties Include: payroll, able to do minor re­ from 9:00 am -1:00 pm, the low. CALL NOW Lubka, or apply In pairs, cleaning and set Elllnoton group home nlum. Beautiful 4 level has an opening for a Sales Professional in group Insurance, ad­ Monday-Frlday. working with develop- SOUTHERN N e w 'E h V Townhouse with 3 bed­ our profoBBlonala erg Connecticut. ministration of person­ person at; up work. Full benefits. land classifleld ads rooms, 2W baths, din­ on duty 7 doya a weak Must have own tools. WE OFFER: Hourly mentally disabled reach nearly 8(X>,000 MONEY!! nel records and office wage, commissions. adults. Good pay, flexi­ ing room or 1st floor The Jeal candidate will have sales experience supplies Inventory. Wages commensurate homes In Connecticut RELO-COM Meadows Manor with experience. EOE. Incentives, paid vaca­ ble hours, benefits room. Carport, pool, Company benefits avalloble. Please send and Rhode Island. The tennis. Owner financ­ FINANCIAL In the Hospital Health Care Industry and will available. Pleose coll 333 Bldwell St. 646-2260. 9am-5pm Mr. tions, courtesy mem­ price for a basic 25 W e m ay just have a be motivated by growth and opportunity. bership, sates training. letter of Interest and ing tool Anne Miller for on appointment. Manchester, C T 06040 Hickey.______resume to; House Man­ word ad Is only 855 and Real Estate. 847-8000. □ SERVICES 8 : 30o m-12:30pm. SUPERVISOR RN. Bay­ Call Judy 646-7096. will appear In 43 news­ newspaper route available We offer a salary commensurate with 647-9191 ager, P.O. Box 361, ELLINGTON. FIsIdstons Call Bob Hayward Prague Shoe Com­ toe lor weekends. High Coventry, C T 06238. papers. For more In­ in your area... experience and an excellent benefits package. pany, Administrative rate of pay. Applica­ AAA formation call Classi­ Vlllogs. Brand new 649-31M Office. 28^9074. tions ore now being BOOKKEEPER- fied, 643-2711 and ask Condominium. Spa­ Uconood by CT. and * (Manchester) Please send resume In confidence to Bob A U TO CLUB Receptlonlst. Girl Frl- cious 1 bedroom unit AU TO and Truck Me­ AUTO orid Truck Me­ accepted for this key for detalls.o N.Y. Sorbello. position. For more In­ SSI Breed 81., Menoheeter day. Downtown with cathedral ceilings chanic. Immediate op­ chanic. Full or part Manchester real estate IMMACULATEI U & R and beautiful domed ening. Experienced time. Must have own fo rm a tio n contact constructed newer DO NOT GO BANKRUFTI Mrs. Plante DNF, office. Part or full windows. Views of the NATIONAL HEALTHCARE & only with own tools. tools. Call 649-2871. LOT Person. Varied du­ time. Ask for Anne, Contemporary Colon­ countryside. 897,900. Stop Foreclosure I Homo- Clearvlew Or...... all 647-9552.______WAITRESSES. Week­ Crestfleld Convales­ ties, driver's license ial In area of new Anns Millar Real Est- owners, consolidate your Hilliard St...... 357-591 Flower St...... all cent. 643-5151. required. Pay related 647-8000. homes. Wood and bills, pay off your credit HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP. WAREHOUSE Manager days and weekends for ote. 847-aooo.o Fleming St...... 60-70 East Middle Tpke...... 0-162 to experience. Contact aluminum sided, 3 bed­ cords, your cor or busi­ Route 870 at Hook Mountain Road handling oil receiving, breakfast and lunch. TURN Fat Into $$ll Se­ NORTH Coventry. Toko 9 Wes or Harry at Cardi­ TELLER S Needed. Man­ rooms, 1W baths, 2 ness loon, your mortgogo avan only stock management, Experience preferred. rious about losing North Main St. .397-410 PART TIM E Pine Brook, New Jersey 07058 weight? Nutritional nal Buick. 649-4571. chester Parkade of­ zone heat and garage. the time to see these and sovo, save your some shipping and 649-4011. Call between fice, Connecticut Bank beoutltuMv con­ homell NO PAYMENTS SquRl Opportunity Employor M/F 6om-3pm.______weight control. Doctor SERVICE Secretarv- Asking 8199,91X1. Strano Congress St...... ell Center St...... 11-301 odd CUSTOMER SERVICE material preparation. & Trust. Call 647-5500. Real Estate. 647-7653. □ structed homes of UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod Independent position FIRE Restoration com- recommended. Safe. Auto. Basic secretary nearly 2000 square feet. crodit, lot# pavmonts or Irving St...... >11 Edgerton St...... 1-55 We are looking for responsible serv'icc- for a self-starter. Moll Effective 11 Earn extra knowledge required. V IN Y L Sided Duplex. unomplovmont Is not a West Middle Tpke...... 153-255 pany looking for a few W ASH ING TON School 7 rooms Including a Edgerton PI...... all mlnded Individuals to handle customer Inquir­ order/Retall company good workers. Will Income. Representa­ Automotive knowledge Newer Insulation, sld- huge flreploced living problem. Foroclosuro os- Seymour St...... sH tives need part/Full area. Sitter needed for Knox St...... all ies. The position requires enthusiasm, IndG- needs Immediate help. train. M starting pay. desired. Miscellaneous Ing, storms and room, full sized kitchen slstonco avallabla for the time. 303/238-7346. duties. Driver's license 10 and 7 year old. Call screens In this 5 plus 5 SELF-EMPLOYED and Orchard St...... all pendent thinking, and organization. Good Apply at CT. Cone and Full and part time 649-5072. with raised panelled HIghwood Dr...... sH PRIVATE PARTY Reed, 134 Pine St., work. Coll after 9am. LUNCH and dinner food required. Excellent Duplex with 3 bed­ cabinets, formal dining NEWLY DIVORCEDI 8 communication skills and a pleasant tele­ Trotter St...... all Manchester. 646-6855. servers, doorman, bar- pay and benefits. Con­ RECEPTIONIST for rooms each side, se­ room, atrium door and Swisa CopaarvdIlvB No. Elm St...... 5-91 Valley St...... all phone manner are essential. back, cocktail server. tact Wes or Harry at Manchester law office. parate systems plus 5 separate rear kitchen arBgpatM84S4-UI8 Woodbridge St...... 18-168 Merchandise Ads Cardinal Buick. 649- Light typing sklllshelp- year old heating sys­ Newman St...... all Weekend nights. The door to deck, 3 bed­ 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Frlday Gallery Restaurant. 4571. ful. Call Laura at 646- tem on 1 side. A must rooms (master hot Its Rosemary PI...... all MACHINE seel 8139,9(X). Strano Rachel Rd...... 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday WARD 65^2656.______3500.______own both) party sized ...... 47-62 OIL BURNER Real Estate. 647-7653. o Winter St...... OPERATOR. CNC INSURANCE Soles- Field RECEPTION I ST for vete- family room,2W baths, HIghwood Dr...... sH / Please call Jeanne at 647-0946 for more CLERK MANCHESTER. Over­ Growing manufacturer Representative wanted TECHNICIAN rlnary hospital In laundry room, thermo- Rentals Information. In Cheshire Is relocat­ Our tliiem, new heeWi eere for the sollcotatlon of South Windsor. Hours sized 9 room Colonial, 4 pone windows, pull Galway St...... ••• Adelaida Rd...... all ItoMty U leeUns • WtrS OUfk to Irtimr-" 'e full time position ing to Manchester by work pert Sms, S«Me eveiSns new Property and Cos- even ,. C T lloenee required. either 7;30or9am-3pm. large bedrooms, main down attic stairway, Kerry St...... • ...... all floor family room with burltd oil tank, 3 zoned Stsephollow Rd. .. June. Immodlots op­ Iwun, H heun per vmok. ualltv Insurance buls- Ideel eendidals would poeeeee 5 Great lob for mother North St...... •II ...... 5-30 A fflodleel becksoune onS ness for large agency with children. Take fireplace, also a lower hooting system. S' ceil­ North School St...... 1-84 Jean Rd...... portunity for an experi­ yeere experience In resldentlel RMNENT knoirtoSso o' mtUoU Mnelnot- In downtown Manches­ equipment Inelilletlon, repeir summers and school level recreation room, ings, 2 cor garage plus * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days enced person to set-up egy le 1 pkiiL Heed orewSmSewl ter. We provide an formal dining room, on acre tread lot...... all FULL TIME •kSU ere wtotetety. AeeunW re- end meimenanoe. Will consider vacations off If de­ ROOM for rent. Close to Jefferson St...... Center St...... 365-436 * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day and operate CNC eorS knplop •« iwtUns unNe. attractive pockaOe of ell ottiere. Eett of the river service sired. Some Saturdays good sized kitchen with 8193,900 sounds too Kenwood Dr...... all RETAIL ADVERTISING POSTING CLERK Lathes. Join ua now to glass sliders to deck, downtown and busline. Griswold St...... all * Classifications 71 thru 87 We eSer in eueeSenl mlwv end benefits, and will sub­ tree, limited nlghl service could required. Light typing. good. Blanchard 8 880.00 per woek. Toto- Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Applications are now being accepted for the be trained in Cheshire, bflWlN 990k9Q9> sidize a new agent over be errenged, new ven, fully 2W boths, private back Rossotto, "Wo'ro Sel­ Lilac St...... all * Merchandise Under *250 Medical background a phont 843-1021. Union Place ...... all position of retail advertising posting clerk. so you can be Id on the Mmm ooiWiM our DlfMlor ol a 3 year term. Pleasant loaded, excellent wages and be- yard treed lot. Priced ling Houses". 646-2482. Trumbull St...... all plus. Benefits. Call 528- Union St...... 133-264 Applicants should have bookkeeping and * Ad must contain price! ground floor when we NuroM. office to work In, locol neflle Call anytime 2178. to sell. 8249,900. U & R □ Broad St...... 428 only atmosphere, but na­ Realty. 64^2692.d lAPANTMENTt computer experience, as well as being able to You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds move to Manchester. WILSON OIL CO. W ILLIM A N TIC 3 bed- Union St...... Competitives wages GLASTONBURY tional capabilities via POULTRY Farm R M ie iT Mayfair Gardens type, answer phones and handle a variety of due to this low price... 20 agency company 645-8393 workers and laundry MANCHESTER. Town- room Ranch on Quarry ...... all and benefit package Street. Nearly 1/3 acre. (No. M ain)...... Phelps Rd...... office relateci functions. Benefits Include HEALTH CARE that ranks 12th In size person. Full time. Paid house Condominium. Starkweather...... all A with opportunity for among U.S. agencies. ASSISTANT Manager for health-life Insurance Beautiful 2 bedroom Well Insulated, wood- MANCHESTER. 2 or 3 company paid health plan, vacation, paid /cool stove. Brick bedroom Oupitx. Ap­ ...... 160-202 advancement. CENTER Contact David Bren­ hardware store. Good and retirement plan. unit In convenient cen­ Marble St...... • Woodbridge St...... CLASSIFIED hollciays and sick days. Please send resume or pay, benefits. Apply tral location. Private chimney, guaranteed pliances, corpotlng, McCabe St...... a Call Carol In nan, Manager. Hllb, Call Arbor Acre Farm Qrssn Rd...... 136 only AD! CALL CLASSIFIED 1175 Hebron Ave, Conyers Hardware. 633-4681 ext 351. EOE. rear deck overlooks water proof. Base­ vrathor-dryor hook-up. work experience along with salary Manchester at Rogol and Hamilton U50 plus utllltloa and Stock PI...... -L'l'i',?!! Manchester Qlastonbury, C T Company of Connecti­ 646-5707.______nice yard. Slate entry- ment, dishwasher. 8500 No. Main St...... 397-410 ------—— requirements to: Manchester Herald, Get the Want Ad habit... way, 1 cor attached carpeting allowance. security. AvoMablo 643-1531 06033 cut, Inc. 935 Main COMPANION for elderly March 1. Coll 843-0147 Herald "Bookkeeper," P.O. Box 591, Manchester, C T 643“2711 NOW! for more information Street. Manchester, woman In her home. read and use the little ads garage. D.W.FIsh Nicely decorated. CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 (203) 659-1905 In Classified regularly. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- Principles only. after 5pm tor 06040, or call Mark Abraitls, 643-2711. add appointment. SeuW OpportiwSy Smptoyer M/r CT. 08040. Telephone All shifts. Coll Laura. appointment. T h 9 Manch0$t9r H9nld 643-2711 643-115S. 648-3500. 643-2711. 1400.D 8113,900. 423-0717.