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Friday. Feb. 26, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents PZC gets N urses get 8th’s plan for sewer ‘substantial’ Bv Alex Glrelll Manchester Herald The Eighth Utilities District pay has applied to the town’s Plan­ boost ning and Zoning Commission for a review of its controversial plans Bv Andrew J. Davis nurses. The hospital primarily for a sanitary trunk sewer to Manchester Herald has a hard time filling weekend, serve the proposed Mall at evening and infensive care unit Buckland Hills and other users. Manchester Memorial Hospital openings. Filbert said. The plans and a letter from has reached a tentative agree­ The increase in pay should help John D. LaBelle Jr,, the district’s ment with its nurses’ union that ease the nursing shortage at the legal counsel, were submitted will provide them with a “sub­ hospital, which also has affected toda>| to the town’s ' Planning stantial Increase” in pay, Gloria other hospitals throughout the Department. T. Filbert, head of the union, said country, she said. The commission has 35 days in today. “I believe so,” Filbert said. which to act on the plan, which \. The agreement was reached “We have a very good package.” has been opposed by the town Thursday night, said Andrew A. The contract also calls for more administration. If it does not act. Beck, director of public relations flexible hours, she said. the plan is considered to be ' at the hospital. Filbert said she does not expect approved. / Neither Filbert or Beck would any proyem ratifying the If it rejects the plans, the voters release details of the contract contract. of the Eighth UtibUes District can Reginald Plnto/Menchester Herald until the nurses union votes on it. “I would expect approval, overrule the coHfmission by a Voting is expected Wednesday or (though) there will always be two-thirds vote. ‘ dissension,” she said. “They in June. From left are Robert, Leslie. Thursday, Filbert said. Town Manager Robert Weiss HONORED GUESTS — Nikki O’Neill, The contract include a “sub­ came through with a good mone­ said recently that the town, which left, wife of Gov. Wiliiam A. O’Neiil, talks Logan, Georgia and Lisa Vl/orsley. Lisa is stantial” increase in pay, said tary package that,you can’t turn had threatened legal action with the Worsiey family of Manchester at Ti 15-year-old Bennet Junior High Filbert, Currently, starting pay down.” against the district if it installs a reception Thursday evening in the School student who has been, receiving for registered nurses is" $11 an The hospital also is pleased the sewer according toitscurrent governor’s residence to promote the treatment for epilepsy at the Newington hour. The top pay level is $13.28 an with the tentative contract settle­ plans, has not decided what hour under a two-year contract ment, Beck said. action to take. Town Attorney Newington Children’s Hospital telethon hospital. that was to expire June 30. “Manchester Memorial Hospi­ John Cooney said the same thing The average yearly nurse’s tal feels it is an excellent earlier this week and Mayor salary in Connecticut is $22,000, package.” he said. "It will make Peter P. DiRosa Jr. repeated the while the average starting salary us competitive.” ' comment this morning. Families stricken by iiiness fs $19,300. according to the The hospital opened negotia­ DiRosa said there is no move­ Connecticut Hospital tions with the union on Jan. 25, ment toward settling the differen­ Association. Beck said. He said the talks were ces between the town and the If approved, the salary in­ opened because non-union hospi­ district over how the sewer will be consider themselves ‘lucky’ crease will begin immediately, tals have provided increases in installed but, he said, "there are while other nop^salary provisions salaries and benefits to their grounds for discussion.” will not take effect until the old employees over the last year. At age 10, she developed epilepsy, which is now No date has been set for review Bv Nancv Concelman , contract runs out. Filbert said. He described the talks as controlled through medication. Now Lisa, a by the commission, and no public Manchester Herald “It is a substantial increase.” “cordial.” student at Bennet Junior High School, is a hearing is required under the she said. “It will make us Another reason for opening member of the school choir and works once a terms of Section 8-24 of the state Carla Ro.senstock is lucky, and she knows jt. competitive with other area talks before the end of the old week at Manchester Mc^morial Hospital as a statutes, which requires commis­ Even though the 18-year-old Manchester hospitals.” contract was the impending arri­ candy striper. Lisa said she also attends a sion review of municipal projects resident suffers from traumatic brain injury Being competitive with other val of Michael II. Gallacher as support group for teen-agers with epilepsy. such as the trunk sewer. (T B I). she has proved doctors who thought she hospitals is important because hospital president. Filbert said. "It (the support group) opened me up a little,” The plans will be reviewed by would never recover “wrong, again, and again,’’ many nurses are leaving hospi­ She said the union wanted the she said Thursday at the reception. “It helped me the planning staff and other town says her sister Lisa. 16. tals to take jobs with insurance talks settled before Gallacher divisions, including the town “All I know is I ’m doing very, very, very • a lot. t didn’t know what epilepsy was before.” companies or in doctors’ offices, takes over as hospital president Lisa’s parents, Robert and Georgia Worsiey, engineering division, before they good.” says Carla, who has been suffering from Filloert said. ’’ on Monday. go to the PZC. TBI sinceanautoaceident in 1986 that left her ina said now the whole family knows about the Manchester Memorial Hospital Gallacher succeeds Warren L. disease and how to handle one of Lisa’s seizures. The' sewer project will be the coma for 4>/! Months. “I realize I’m really now has about 20 openings for Prelesnik, who resigned in subject of a public hearing by the lucky” The family includes Leslie. 11, and Logan. 7. nurses within a staff of 200 to 250 October. district directors March 7 at the But Thursday evening at the governor’s Family members also know .that when Lisa has district firehouse. The district residence in Hartford. Carla was feeling a little a seizure, they can contact oneoftheirneighbors. plans to invite bids by March 15 more nervous than lucky. Carla and her family who is a nurse. and open them about May 1. were one of four families who were the guests of Lisa’s parents also are grateful for the support The town objects to district honor at a reception to kick off the Newington group. Police no closer plans to divide the sewer project Childreii’s Hospital fifth Children’s Miracle “Before, she wasn’t aware there were others into two phases, the first to serve Network Telethon, scheduled for June 4 and 5. out there like her,” her father said. “It was properties on North Main Street The reception was hosted by the hospital and reassuring to her that she could talk to and part of Tolland Turnpike. It Gov. William’ A. O’Neill and his wife, Nikki. someone.” to solving deaths also objects to the path planned The Worsleys. another Manchester family, "Sometimes you think you’re the only one,” also, were honored at the reception. Their Georgia Worsiey said. through town property next to the cal profile of a killer. town’s Buckland firehouse and to daughter Lisa. 15. began receiving treatment at The Worsleys also praised the Manchester Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Newington Children’s Hospital about 12 years school system, which already had a pre-school Manchester Herald Brooks said that criminologists the the district’s refusal to allow :J trained in psychology can some- . the town to decide which route the • ago for progressive hearing loss and hyperactiv­ f ity that required daily drug and speech therapy. Please turn to page 10 It’s been 15 months since the tiines determine the type of killer sewage will take to the town’s — sex, age, background — based sewage disposal plant. death of Michael S. Linders and nearly a year since the murder of on the circumstances od the Bernice B. Martin, but Manches­ death. But in the Linders case, the ter police are no closer to solving FBI agent determined, there was Panama legislators remove president either case. not enough information to put / Linders, 17, of Ellington, was together such a profile. Brooks said. fied if Noriega decides to cling to embargo against Panama but found dead Nov. 14, 1986, behind PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) Education Minister Manuel Solis an apartment building at 125 "That doesn’t change anything — The National Assembly today Paima, who was sworn in before power. said he opposed U.S. military intervention. Spruce St. Although hisdeath was in our approach to the case,” convened an emergency session dawn. Davis spent most of Thursday Brooks added. "We can techni­ night with Delvalle in a back Noriega, who controls the army originally termed a homicide, it and ousted President Eric Arturo U.S. Ambassador Arthur Davis wa^ecently reclassified by the cally say we don’t have an Delvalle after he tried to fire the said the U.S. government would room of Delvalle’s home with 30 and police and is the most powerful man in Panama, is state'"medical examiner’s office unsol^d homicide case, but that nation’s military chief and de not recognize a replacement for to 40 people, sources said. under indictment in the United as an "indeterminate” death, doesn” mean that if someone facto leader, Gen. Manuel Anto­ Delvalle, who had attempted to The streets were quiet and States on drug trafficking according to police Capt.; Joseph came in here with information on nio Noriega. assert civilian control over the there was no immediate public charges. H. Brook§. the Linders case we would show In a 10-minute session, -38 government and the 15,000 soldi­ reaction. him the door.” .. The White House called for Martin. 88, was found strangled legislators voted Delvalle out of ers and police under Noriega.. . Delvalle called his removal Noriega’s resignation after his in her Mayfair Gardens apart­ Brooks described t|ie Martin office and accused him of promot­ Delvalle called the legisla­ "something legally despicable indictment in Florida on Feb. 5. ment on.North Main Street on murder investigation as ing y.S. interference in domestic ture’s action “ lega l\iy. that only fulfills a formality in the "stalemated.” mind of those who want to grasp After Delvalle announced the March 7, 1987.-Police have no affairs by trying to force Noriega despicable.” leads in tiie case and no suspects. "We just have nothing to work power at any cost.” move against Noriega in a out. In Washington, Sen. Alfohse Because of the lack of leads, with,” he said. In an interview with "CBS IThis The Cabinet immediately D’Amato, R-N.Y., said U.S. mil­ both cases are. now considered He said police have ruled out Morning," Delvalle urged a trade Please turn to page 10 named a new chief of state, itary intervention might be justi­ inactive. ’ Frederick R. Merrill as a suspect Brooks, the head of the Man^ in the killing. Merrill had been -TODAY Chester Police Department’s de­ " questioned by Manchester police tective division, said Thursday after his arrest on sexual assault Inflation moderate as ’88 opens that the Linders case was reclas­ charges in South Windsor four sified two or three months ago days after Martin’s death. He December and matched No­ percent. The price of natural gas ' Chance of snow WASHINGTON (AP) —Consu­ after it was reviewed by the FBI. escaped from Somers state pri­ vember’s 0.3 percent rise. De­ and electricity, combined, fell 0.3 mer prices rose 0.3 percent in Clear early tonight, then in­ The medical examiner’s office son in August and remains at cember’s increase was revised January as the year began with a percent. * creasing cloudiness. A 60 percent ruled last February that Linders’ large. . from the previously reported 0.1 Food prices rose 0.3 percent, moderate dose of inflation, the chance of light-snow Saturday. death was a homicide but noted "Right now the information we percent. down from Dpcember’s 0.6 per­ government reported today. Details on page 2. that there were indications that it have is that he is no longer a Pacing the January increase cent gain. Pacing last month’s Higher grocery prices partially could have been a suicide. viable suspect," Brooks said. were widespread gains across a rise were jumps In prices for offset declines in energy costs. Index Police had said that a razor Meanwhile, police are still range of goods and services. poultry, eggs and bakery pro­ The increase in the Labor B u tIn M t____ 80 Obituaries. blade was found next to his body. waiting to bring to a close the Energy prices, however, supplied ducts. Meat, fruit and vegetable Department’s Consumer Price Clsssitled T 17-20 Opinion _ Brooks said that the medical investigation begun last year of a a major dampening on the overall prices declined. Index was equivalent to an Comics_____ 17 People___ .20 examiner’s office reconsidered possible murder said to have rate by plunging 0.7 percent after Subtracting the usually vola-. annual rate of inflation of 4.2 Connscticut _ 4 Sports___ 11-13 the classification of the case after occurred some 35 years ago. percent, compared to the 4.4 a 0.8 percent drop in the preced­ tive food and energy categories, Acting on a tip from a woman who ing month. consumer prices for all other Focus______7 Television___ 15 an FBI agent reviewed it with , percent rise for all of 1987. Local news__ 2-3 U.S./Worlcr__ 5 Manchester police and was un­ Last month’s increase wqs Gasoline prices fell 1.6 percent; Lottery______2 Weekend____ 14 able to put together a psychologi­ Please turn to page 10 larger than the 0.2j>ercent rise in heating oil costs were down 0.8 Pleas I to page 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 26. 1988 — 3 ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD.^Friday, Feb. 26, 1988

About Town Teachers School renovation get OK funded through a grant from the contracts approved Dinner planni^ State Department of Human Temple Beth Sholom will spon­ Resources. For more informa­ r for trips By Jacqueline Bennett however, the $95,300 covers only sor its annual donor dinner on tion, call 647-9659. r , Wednesday, March 9. at 6:30p.m. Manchester Herald the cost of removal. Elk of the Year M By Andrew J. Oavis The removal is being done in The dinner will be prepared by Manchester Herald Blanche Hochberg of Manchester COVENTRY -r The Board of compliance with a mandate from Donal4 Mumley has been the state Department of Environ­ and her commiTlee and will be named Elk of the Year by the Education awarded contracts to BOLTON — Bolton teachers two separate firms Thursday mental Protection requiring that followed by a program of Israeli Manchester Lodge of Elks. Mum- will be following a less traditional night for building projects which all fuel storage tanks buried for and classical music. The per­ ley has'served on many commit­ route during their March $1 staff formers will be Mickey Reisman, will cost more than $100,000. fifteen years or longer, must be tees and has been active in the in-service day. violinist, and his wife. Leana. Due to the lack of a quorum, the removed by October 1988. Ger­ , Manchester Little League serv- ■ Following unanimous approval main said such tanks may pose a pianist, both graduates'of Tel ing as league commissioner, vice meeting held at Coventry High by the Board of Education School and scheduled to begin at hazard. Aviv Academy of Mu.sic. For president and president. He will ‘Thursday, about 35 teachers will reseVvafions. call 643-2986. 7:30 was delayed until (Chairman "It has been shown that failure be given his certificate on Satur­ visit the Boston Science Museum (leakage) in such tanks is likely,” day night at a dinner dance held Lawrence Mickel arrived at 8:,06. in Boston during the in-service Germain said. in his honor. For ticket informa­ Members preseilt were Patricia Openings available day, while about 25 more will be Board members praised them­ tion, call the Lodge at 646-9262. Soltys, Kathleen Ryan, Ellen The Manchester Early Learn­ bus^ to Hartford to see the Sullivan and Mickel. Members selves for getting a jump start ing Center fjreschool, 80'Waddell Connecticut Historical Society absent were Robert Christie, ahead of other districts in the Road, has openings for children Daffodil Days and the Wadsworth Atheneum. Judith HalvorsOn and John removal effort, and for comply­ ages 3 to 5. The year-round The American Cancer Society The Mark Twain House also has Fleming. ing before deadline. The tanks program operates from 7-15 a.m. is sponsoring its annual Daffodil been scheduled as an optional In a unanimous vote, the board are scheduled to be removed by visit for people on the Hartford f to 5:30 p.m. Breakfast, lunch and I Days Festival on March 17and 18. •h . nsglnstd PlntO/Msnchssttr Herald awarded a contract for the June. 24 under the contract with a snack are provided. Priority trip. F ' Volunteer’s will be delivering replacement of carpeting at Philopena Inc. enrollments are given to Man­ daffodils to raise funds forcancer -.1 Students will not attend school Coventry Grammar School at a In other action, the board Voted S i ^ ^ V PRESIDENTIAL PITCH — Rep. Richard T. Mulready, representatives of five of the six presidential candidates chester residents and those re­ that day. unanimously to uphold a policy research, education and patient Slu HlpUm/Spaclal to Horotd spoke. Mulready supports candidate Albert Gore of cost of $5,667 to Colonial Carpet­ ceiving state assistance. Parents services. Daffodils are $3.50 for Though he voted for the prop­ D-Hartford, looks over his notes as Senator Michael ing of Norwich. The carpeting is against approving bus drivers osal, board member John Muro Meotti, D-Glastonbury, relaxes. The two attended the Tennessee, while Meotti stands behind Michael Dukakis of children must be working or bunches of 10 and delivery will be ROWDED SIDEWALK — Kathy Harri­ lege Tuesday, with tractor driver Greg being replaced due to flooding who receive speeding tickets attending school. Fees are set on guaranteed on orders of 10 or said he was unsure if he approved Democratic Town Committee meeting Thursday, where of Massachusetts. while driving a school bus. son, 20, left foreground, and Tina Caldwell, 24. The two young women that occured at the school in a sliding scale according to more bunches. T6 order, call the of the idea of using a staff day for August 1987. Business Manager Marion family size and income. The Society’s Manchester-North Unit Sawyer, 19, share a crowded sidewalk were headed for classes. a field trip. According to Jerry Germain, Leber said two drivers have town-sponsored day care is at 643-2168. outside Manchester Community Col- "(The teachers) should be in maintenance supervisor .for all received such citations. Leber E Bolton,” Muro said. " I Just don’t Coventry schools, the flooding refused to release the names of see how this improves the quality Democratic campaign comes to town was a result of a faucet left the drivers but said one was cited of the professionals.” running in one of the custodian’s in November 1987, while the other Bolton board endorses plan Bolton Elementary and Bolton By Andrew Yurkovsky rates and reducing the trade sinks. Germain, who was at the was cited last week for driving 50 Bolton school year Center School Principal Anne Manchester Herald deficit. meeting, said the custodian for ''mph in a 35 mph zone along Route Rash, though, 'defended the trip David J.D. Evans, a Gephardt CGS arrived at the school on 31 with students on the bus. V as a way to bring staff members Representatives of five of the .campaign worker from Glaston­ Monday moriiing in the last week The bus company was notified to hire architect for gym together by sharing a common spe Democratic candidates (or bury, said that Gephardt is of August and found a door ajar. of the policy in June 1987. Mickel will begin Aug. 31 • experience. president made pitches to committed to making difficult “ He notified the police. They noted that company, like most in Lincoln’s birthday and two By Andrew J. Davis School Superintendent Richard issued. "They will have a common members of the Democratic decisions, even if it means he will came and looked around, but no the area, is having a hard time By Andrew J. Davis only be a one-term president. One days off for George Washing­ Manchester Herald E. Packman said today he was ‘T m not ready to rule out this base of experience,” Rash said. Town Committee during the one was found,” said Germain. finding drivers. Manchester Herald of his commitments is to reduce ton’s birthday. School would not sure when the plans would be room (for weight training) .’’ said “ As a department, ... you have committee’s meeting Thursday However, the faucet was found ‘ ‘.There is a problem with driver BOLTON — The first step in drawn. He said he would have to School Board Chairman James something to talk about.” the trade deficit. availability. If we do this (enforce BOLTON — Bolton school have ended on June 12. night. running. building a second school gymna­ wait for the July report of the Marshall. Also, Rash said the trips would the policy) it may be difficult. I children will attend classes for Board members John Muro The committee did not vote to State Sen. Michael Meotti of The gym floor, library, and sium was taken Thursday when Facilities Study Committee, "You really can’t make any­ give teachers from the high guess the question is, do we bend the first time during the 1988-89 and Michael Parsons voted endorse any one of the candi­ Glastonbury said that Dukakis front offices were flooded. Super­ the Bolton Board of Education which is studying building needs thing until we get this report. school a Chance to mix with the rules, or stick to our guns and year on Aug. 31, two day’s against the adoption of Pack- dates, but the comments by has proven himself through his intendent of Schools Nathan supported a proposal to hire an in the schools. You’ve got the money for Gib­ elementary and center school let the chips fall where they before this year’s starting date man’s recommended Denise Viera of Hartford, the effective administration of the Cheslersaid the board decided to architect. Members of the Athletic Study son’s (in the budget). That’s teachers, which is not done very may,” said Mickel. ^ of Sept. 2. caiendar. representative for thq Rev. Jesse state of Massachusetts. He said recarpet rather than tile because Committee, which released a often. It will also give teachers The board agreed to give the Parsons even suggested that The board, however, did not where it stands.” Jackson, were greeted with the that it is to Dukakis’ credit that carpeting is easier to maintain, make a final decision about separate report on Bolton athlet­ Board member Barry Steams time to plan activities and to bus company one week to remove Though teachers will have to the board look into abandoning most frequent applause. economic renewal in Massachu­ warmer, and nice for the children starting a weight training ics in December, requested that a discuss school problems. the drivers cited for speeding report two days earlier for winter recess, scheduled for suggested that the board look into " I f I were Jesse Jackson, I setts spreadlhrdughout the state. to have. teacher orientation and a staff Feb. 13 to 20 and spring recess program. second gymnasium be built. building a weight room with the "This is an experience that ... would send you alt over the A contract for $95,300 for the from Coventry routes. deveiopment day, respec­ from April 17 to 21 in favor of a Also, a joint meeting between Currently, the only gymnasium is gymnasium. , can touch everyone,” Rash said. country (to speak),” remarked State ReR^ Richard Mulready removal of three oil tanks was If a driver challenges a citation tively, students will not report single one-week vacation in the school board and the Board of at Bolton High School. " If you build a gym, you can School Superintendent Richard committee member J6hn Sulli­ of West Hartford, a Gore cam­ awarded by the board in a in court and is found innocent, he until the last Wednesday of the March. That idea soon died, Selectmen has been set for March Plans for a more than $233,000 build a weight room,” he said. ‘‘It E. Packman said the trip would van after Viera’s presentation. paign worker, said that Gore unanimous vote to Albert Philop- maybe reconsidered by the board month. Barring the use of snow though. 9 to discuss town and school two-room addition to the Bolton may not be at the high school but probably be done only once. The Sullivan also is a Democratic stands apart from ■ the other ena Inc. of Waterford. One tank is to drive again. days, school will end June 15. ” I think it will make the athletic fields. The meeting will Elementary School were ap­ at least we have one." trip would be a change in pace State Central Committeeman. Democratic candidates because being removed at CGS, one at The board also voted to appoint The school board had the teachers very upset," Pack­ be held at 8 p.m. at the Commun­ proved-jn January. The rooms, The board also discussed the from the traditional in-service Roabert Faucher, a former of his potential to be elected. Capt. Nathan Hale Middle School, . Debbie Adams, a senior at ity Hall. which afb scheduled to be built by day of listening to a speaker, he Eastern Connecticut State Uni­ option of voting on two school man-said. athletic study report, but made no chairman of the town’s Human M ILES S. RAPOPORT Mulready emphasized Gore’s and the other at Coventry High the end of the year, are 'being firm commitments. The school said. DAVID EVANS strong standing in the South. School. The steel tanks Will be versity from Moodus, as junior calendars during its Thursday Staff development days, The board unanimously ap­ Relations Commission, said he . . . Simon supporter meeting at Boilon Center where students have off but proved the motion to support constructed to meet increased board formed two subcommittees "This is probably a one-time now "leaned a little closer to . . . Speaks for Gephardt "It is critical I think to have replaced with fiberglass tanks. varsity softball coach. School, the board voted 4-2 to teachers must report to school, hiring an architect to draw plans enrollment demands. to review the report. , deal,” Packman said. "W e Jesse.” solneone who appeals to the The board also delayed action adopt the calendar recom­ have been scheduled for Oct. • for the gymnasium, which could Stearns, who chaired the facili­ thought it would be an opportun­ Other candidatejS represented rights of all citizens, and she was panic people are voting for Jesse whole country,” Mulready said. on whether to start a weight mended by Richard E. Pack­ 19 and March 15 on top of the _be added to Bolton Elementary ties subcommittee, said it ap­ ity to do something different. It during Thursday’s meeting, held applauded again when she said Jackson,” she said. Faucher questioned the com­ training program. Though $5,000 could be a real morale booster.” Committee lists pond man, school superintendent. Aug. 30 in-service day. "School, and to draw plans for peared the baseball field at the in the Lincoln Center hearing that Jackson would provide fed­ State Rep. Miles Rapoport of mitment of each of the candidates has been allocated in the school Cost of the the two trips would Packman’s caiendar in­ Snow days, which will be other school facilities during its high school may have to be room, were Massachusetts Gov. eral assistance to U.S. corpora­ West Hartford, a Simon cam­ to seeking- the release of Ameri­ 2 budget to have students train at total $833.50, Rash said. While bus cluded a winter recess from made, up beginning in June, meeting at Center School. The redone. If that happened, it may Michael S. Dukakis, Jllinois Sen. tions only if they committed paign worker, admitted that the can prisoners of war in Southeast work among priorities Feb. 13 to 20 with school ending will also be made up during the board also passed a motion to ask Gibson’s Gym in Manchester, take two years before the field transportation and museum ad­ Paul Simon, Tennessee Sen. themselves to maintaining jobs in prognosis for Simon’s primary Asia. None of the representatives school officials are unsure if was usable. mission will be paid from school could state what position, if any, June 15. The defeated calendar April vacation, if there are the Board of Selectmen and Albert Gore and Missouri Rep. the United States. campaign is not the most upbeat. Developing plans for improve­ improvements to Center Springs building a weight room in any of Money has been set aside in the board funds, the teachers would their candidates had taken. had no winter recess, but more than six ^ o w days. Board of Finance to approve the Richard A. Gephardt. She said that Jackson could be But he said that if nominated by ments to Union Pond and Globe Park that could cost up to $1 the Bolton schools is feasible until budget for an engineering study be responsible for paying for their Sullivan questioned Gore’s allowed off a day for Abraham .Packman, said. $50,000 it will cost for 'thJ* Connecticut’s presidential elected, despite the skepticism of the party, Simon will be elected Hollow Reservoir were two of the million if all of the improvements the facilities commltteie report is of the field. own meals. Rash said. commitment to a strong national architectural fees. primary is March 29. many political commentators. president. priorities agreed upon this w.eek are funded. defense, comparing his -voting Viera was applauded when she "White people are voting for Rapoport said that Simon is by the committee on long-range Town Planning Direefor Mark record to that of Connecticut Sen. said that Jackson would appoint Jesse Jackson, black people are committed to balancing the fed­ recreation needs appointed by the Pellegrini said that the commit­ Christopher'Dodd. an attorney generalto enforce the voting for Jesse Jackson, His- eral budget by lowering interest town Board of Directors. tee hopes to have plans for 6 Dr. Crane’s Quiz THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER \ Also on the list of priorities, Improvements to Union Pond ready sometime this year. It Accu-Woather'*''forec;isl for Saturday agreed upon Tuesday is the hasn’t been determined what 1. Which seed is the largest in size? completion by this winter of a Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures type of improvements would be PUMPKIN RADISH LE’TTUCE CARROT State action may solve water problem cross-country skiing trail near the Porter Reservoir off Fergu­ carried out, he said. \ . 2. A “ round of ammunition” consists of how many shots? son Road. Pellegrini said that the town cL

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 26, W88 V FOCUS 'V OPINION ‘Startling’ home ^ u lty news New plan Last in a series on tax tips. Jac|c Under the 1986 and ’87 tax laws, homeof^ers in all brackets can save dollars. The laws can even have A n d e r s o n the retroactive impact of salvaging deductions you Sylvia [» had lost under prior laws. Whife Uie chantts may for medics ’ act as a crackdown in some instances, even m those •» ■# cases you can take steps to avoid the negative Porter effects. Working with Eli J. Warach, chief counsulting is familiar editor at Prentice Hall Professional Newsletters, I have come up with startling news; Starting in 1988, Robertson ma)t you can deduct interest on up to $109,000 in home • . J ' ■ - equity loans. ’That’s true regardless of how much any additional debt. His outstanding loans already The distinction between a second unit of you paid for the home or the outstanding balance on equaled his cost of the house. paramedics, something the Emergency ^ get his revenge your first mortgage, However, some taxpayers may be worse off under U the new rules. ■* Medical Services Council says is not needed Under the 1986 Tax M form Act, your interest '.Z-A deduction was limited if. your total indebtedness now, and th^ creation of some kind of backup secured by your principal residence or second home Example 3: Bob Young paid $200,000 for his home. paramedic unit as proposed by Town Fire for dirty tricks exceeded the cost of the home (plus the cost of It is now worth $230,000. Young used $160,000 of the Chief John Rivosa is difficult to grasp. improvements). The interest on the ex^ss was sales proceeds from a prior home to purchase his The information available so far seems to President contender Pat Robertson may have the deductible only when loan proceeds wereused for present home. So, he took out a mortgage for oiily educational or medical purposes. Complex. Confus­ $40,000 at the time he bought this home. Now he show that Rivosa plans to have a backup unit last word at'the Republican nominating convention this year, even if he isn’t the candidate of choice. ing. And loads of papeiwork. wants to borrow $120,000

later this year where to locate a new plant Keep confirmation siips for stocks Increases moderate The worst is over, to meet its projected production needs. The BUSINESS company now employs 400 people at four QUESTION: is proof of your selling price. capital loss. Get a letter from Connecticut plants. \ In 1987, I pur­ You would have no problems your brokerage firm stating that In Income, spending Lender’s spokeswoman Carol AJIVallace- chased stock proving your $7,709 capital loss if there is no bid in any recognized say^Shearson, but Life sales rising Gros$ said concern about water quality in for $7,800. Both you had retained the purchase market for the stock and that it WASHINGTON (AP) - accounts for two-thirds of lost all value in 1987. If your FARMINGTON - New sales of life National Putnam was a factor Iq^the comapnay’s the' company In v e s t o r s ’ confirmation slip. The lesson Americans’ personal incomes overall economic activity, fell decision. , . . . whose stock I here, for all investors, is a simple capital loss is questioned, the IRS and consumer spending both at an annual rate of 3.1 percent insurance increased 11 percent in 1987 to bought and the V G u id e normally accepts letters such as rose at moderate rates of 0.3 from October through De­ $11 billion, representing^^n improvement one; Keep your confirmation what if if s wrong? Product brokerage firm slips. i that. percent in January, less than cember, after adjusting for over 1986 but short of thrgrowths in the Merger approved William A. Doyle Trillions of dollars through which With that letter in hand, your half the gains posted in De­ inflation, the sharpest decline business in the early 1980s, an industry ------tax preparer will report the loss By Skip Wo.Menberg dashed off qds that were designed HARTFORD — The merger between I made the pur­ 1 cember, the government re­ in more than seven years. group said chase are out of QUES'nON: Qn Dec. 10,1980,1 on ^hedule D of your federal ported today. Many economists are ex­ The Associated Press mainly to calin investors and 4th quarter (revised) Hartford National Corp. and Shawmut^ encouraged them to call tlibir The Life Insurance M; nd business. My IRIH bought 1,000 shares of stock at income tax return, listing the The Commerce Department pecting consumer spending to Research Association ed here, said Con>.i^orp. Iof Boston has been apprbved • by state 03*A cents a share form a major stock as having a "zero” value as NEW YORK — "The worst Is brokers for individually tailored present broker advised me the because certificates normally said the 0.3 percent seasonally continue to register a weak Thursday that $9.8 biiff p new life $ 3 .8 8 m 4 . 5 % Banking Coinmissioner Howard B. Brown. stock is worthless and paid file are issued several weeks after the full-service brokerage firm. All I of Dec. 31, 1987. adjusted increase in incomes performance this year, in part over,” the investment firm advice. The new Shawmut National Corp. is the ever received was U«e purchase .Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. • Merrill Lynch, fierce, Fenner insurance policies were rchased in 1986. one dollar for it last year. purchase. When a worthless security is followed a 0.7 percent rise in because of consumer fears By contrast, new sal i » insurance Source U.S Depi ot Commcu'e third largest New England banking I wish to claim this loss on my Assuming you already have confirmation statement — no reported as a capital loss, it is December and was the slowest raised by the record 508-point advised last weekend |n network & Smith, for instance, put some of company Ijehind Bank Of Boston Corp. and stock certificate. . television commercials. its top executives on the air to grew 25 percent in 19i and 15 percent in 1987 income tax return. But I turned the stock certiHqate over listed with a zero value as of the income gain since a 0.4 percent decline last October in stock reaffirm Merrill’s faith in the 1985, according to the trade assication, Bank of New England Corp.. both based In cannot substantiate my co$t. as to your present broker, ^sk that As I can’t find out anything last day of the year in which it decline in November. prices on Black Monday. But ^ It followed up this week with. underlying strength of the econ­ with 596 member companies around the bu/^52 acres in Putnam where it had Boston. my records have been lost; Is broker for a photocopy of that about the company, I want to take became worthless. The 0.3 percent rise in most analysts believe that the ’ full'page newspaper ads that omy and the market. In recent world. planned to build a bagel plant. The new company has assets of $26 there aoj^hing I can do? certificate. The certificate and the $933.40 as a 1987 capital loss. If that stock became worthless spending represented a slow­ country will be kept out of a gave nine reasons why it thinks weeks, Merrill Lynch has begun “ 1987 was a challenging year for sure, The proposed facility was expected to billion pnd net income of $159 million, it your best estimate of the stock’s My tax man says I need some­ in a previous year, you should file down from a 0.7 percent recessioi\ by coi^tinued provide 300 jobs, and state officials had has'443 branches in Massachusetts, ANSWER: Most likely, youcan market value at the time of your thing to show the stock is an amended return. Form 1040X, December advance.* Spending strength in export sales. “we hhve seen the lows of this using several of its brokers in ads but the industry as a whole maintained a worthless. My broker says his bear market.” describing what they are telling Strong, steady growth pattern despite said they hoped the project would spark an Connecticut and Rhode Isl^d. Its two learn the market price of that purchase will com^in handy if the for that year. Amended returns had risen 0.5 percent in No­ Disposable, or after-tax, in­ economic turnaround in northeastern main subsidiaries are Shawmut Corp. and stock at the time you bought it by Internal Revenue Service ques­ firm doesn’t have my stock can be filed for seven years, in the vember after falling 0.7 per­ comes clinibed 0.6 percent in “Pretty gutsy,” observed Jack clients. tremendouseconomijc uncertainty,” said certificate, can’tn’tr find out if the Trou't, who heac^ a marketing But at the same time, Merrill Ronald A. Bishop, the association’s Connecticut, Hartford National Corp., parent of going through microfilm records tions your $7,799 capital loss. In case of worthless securities. cent in October, refleptihg a January, close to the 0.7 F of newspaper stock tables at a that case, you’ll ha veto convince company is still in business or decline in auto purchases that percent December gain. strategy firm', Trout & Ries Inc. Lynch completed a new series of chalntoan and vice, chairman of National Lender’s President John Ciraig said ' Connecticut National Bank. even locate the stock’s last ■ in New York. But he said if the ads that it began working on last 1 ife Insurance Co. - - < ■< REALTY WORLD ni.' 6 (203) 646>7709 73 We«t Center Street U.S. farm exports Benolt/Frechette Aitoclates Mancheiter, CT 06040 Manchester *152,500 W E G E T RESULTS NEW T O MARKET - Immaculate elx room full shad dormered Cepe. -A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT eWTeRPHISES" head to 4-y^ar high Two full baths, now thermopane windows, now furnace, now deck REAL ESTATE ____ _ with, new updated kitchen, hard­ 142.5 million metric tons, up from wood floors, one car garage and 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - The located In great family neigtHghbor- outlook for U.S. farm exports 141 million forecast in December hood. 54- ACRES — A RARE FINDfll continues to improve as the and 129.2 million tons shipped last Soviet Union begins a new round year. Beautiful, spacious bi-level home on 5.6 private of corn purchases. “The^ U.S. share of the world acres is perfect for 2 generations to live in , GRACIOUS Overall, the Agriculture De­ market, particularly in grains harmony. 7 rooml-l- colonial in the Porter St. partment says the value of U.S. and, cotton, is rising,” officials area, Ignnal dining room, 14x25 agricultural exports will rise to a said in their report. “ Relatively Msnehester *234,900 * First level boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 1st flooKTamily. room, 2 fire­ NEW T O MARKET - Exceptional places, S t^rJom s, walkup attic, four-year high of $32.5 billion in low world prices and improved elaht room Colonial In desirable fireplaced family room for growing family. the 1988’ fiscal year that began U.S. competitiveness through Martin School Olstrict. Formal 2 car garage. lower (price support) loan rates, living room and dining'’room, first Lower level offers complete eat-in kitchen, 1-2 Oct. 1. floor family room witn sliders to Spurred by recent heavy sales the EEP and a lower dollar have MANCHESTER - Nice “S room Contemporary bedrooms, living room, bath, and sliders to MANCHESTER - >142,900 reduced production incentives for patio and beautiful overslzad lot. Beautifully decorated and immaculate cape on ... of grain to the Soviet Union and Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, main fioor family room, Call for your exclusive showing patio. China, partly under a special foreign competitors.” 2V4 baths, fireplace, completely finished iower ievel, todsy. busline. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 car detached garage. export subsidy program, the new Meanwhile, private exporters Beautiful hardwood floors, roof 3 years old. Exterior yl988 forecast is up $500 million reported the sales of 601,600 tons exceiient iocation. LAND OFFERS UNLIMITED of com for delivery to the Soviet \ re.cently painted. This home “must be seen”! from $32 billion indicated on Dec. »235,000. \ BRICK TOWNHOUSE 17. Union this year under a long-term POSSIBILITIESIII — FREE HOME EVALUA TION ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s !” Lovely and large 2 bedroom brickbi Steve MacDonald of the depart­ supply agreement between the This property is located in Bolton and is being toWnhouse,____ l>/k baths, 950 sq. feet, two countries. ment’s Economic Research Ser­ offered at *389,900. Call for a showing! smaU complex,comi easy commute to vice said the Soviet Union may On Wednesday, the Soviets STRANO REAL ESTATE Hartfi^.' >1 >102,900. account for $1.7 billion of the total bought 350,000 tons of com, the U&R RIALTY CO. 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT export value this year, the most first substantial amount since M i r last October. Com sales are not CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD”[® ^ since 1985 when Moscow’s pur­ 643-2692 Q REAL ESTATE SERVICES •«••••«. ( ) chases totaled $2.5 billion. Soviet qualified for EEP subsidies, 203 646-7709 2 . purchases last year were valued however. Robert D. Murdock, Reaitor ' 63’East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 at about $700 million. A metHc ton is about 2,205 China’s U.S. purchases are pounds and is equal to 39.4 ------— ------9 expected to be around $500 bushels of com or 36.7 bushels of iRTRAYAL wheat or soybeans. The 601,600 AN ELEGANT P million, more than double the $200 D.W.HSH modtrn llfeatyio canVba aaan ln thia 2 million of 1987, he said. tons of com would be about 24 of tha million bushels, having a farm Commarcfaf-friVaatmanf Company badrps h, 114 bath SALEM CAPE and unit In the The new export forecast came WOODS COMMUNITY... CLEAN AND Thursday as the department value of around $44 million at UYD iA m CAPfiVATINQ... Enjoy tha outeldt^i tnalde through announced another cash sale of recent'prices of about $1.82 per the dual atrium doora... Priced at o ^ y *163.900.00. corn to the Soviet Union, the bushel. second in two days. "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES"lES" ME16-24S2 miANCHESTER - DUPLBX With a shipment value of $32 Many common things .ISi BRAND NEW LISTING!!! billion, this year’s exports would ONE HALF ' >183,900 MANCHESTER BEAUTIEUL tS A M O \ 'R e a l Estate be up 16 percent from $27.9 billion older than you think Open door plan. 2 largt bedrooms, 1M baths, 2 Newly constructed 4 bedroom Colonial, wHh private Elegant IO» room Colonial on Arvine Place, ’i j in 1987 and 24 percent from a car tandem garage. Lovely lendacaped yard^ country atmosphere. 2H bathe, fireplaced family room Badrooma, maaler bedroom with ailling room, brand NEW YORK (AP) — Many ONE HALF >178.000 adjoins kitchen. Largs matter bedroom with master ELLINGTON — *235,000. new atate-of-the-art kitchen. 2 (Ireplacea. lal floor BRAND NEW decade low of $26.3 billion in 1986. 2 bedrooms, bathe, dining room overlooking bath boaating doubla vanity and Whirtpoot tub. A front Free houae for converalon to oflloee or laalden- 647-8400 family room, 2.5 batha. Freah paint and paper Agricultural exports were valued common objects are older than ■ sunken llvln£room ^j*_cerjer^w i^^ porch and lovaiy raar dack ara among tha many othar Oat uae with the purchase of the 3.18 aerte cA throughout, very taalefully decorated, brand new vinyl Ralsad Ranohaa loooitd In a baautltul oroa of Noitti you think. amanWaa this new home has to offer. land on which It atand% >67,000 par aora In a 168 Main Street, Manchester aiding adda juat the flnithing touch to thia exceptional Covantry. 1900 sq. ft. of living araa... 7 rooms, 21k at $31.2 billion in fiscal 1985 and baths, Including a matter bath, tiraplacad, cutlom $38 billion in 1984. The safety pin, for instance, prtma Induatdal araa abutting tha 0llnglon alr- home! >329,000. was patented in 1849 by Walter port. Tha •houaa ------la a aoundd 1000 Colonial with ralsad Wreh oablnata, pull down attic stairs, “Most of the increase (from the commarcM potential. Tha proparty can ba gotgtout atrium door from dining ream to dock, earlier estimate) stems from Hunt, and earmuffs were in­ davalopad far bayond Ha praaant covaraga. Idaal ,11 separata kitchon raar door, all tharmopane additional wheat sales under the vented in 1873 by Chester Green­ D.W.FISH for coiMiuctlon ca, ale. 5^ wIndoYvt. burted oil lank PLUS a treed ecre lot with Export Enhancement Program wood of Farmington, Maine. TH E REALTY COMDVNY clone well... comperel Completed price of >103,000. ,” the department said. "Since Barbed wire goes back to 1174 and ONLY 8 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN MAN­ the corncob pipe to 1869. CHESTER. R t 384 to Rt. 44 to Cerpenter Roed. the December forecast, EEP SIgne poeted. offers were announced for 2 Other items Invented in Amer­ million metric tons of wheat to the ica before the turn of the century ' “W E’RE SELLING HO USES" 646-2482 Soviet Union and 1.2 million tons Include the roIUop de$k (1850), OPEN HOME - EATMDAY, FSB. f7M - f-4 MB to.China, among others.” the apple peeler (1803), and the •1 Oeeger W Hree# YOU CANT JUDGE A ice cream freezer (1848). MANCHESTER >114,900 “W E GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" . Under the EEP arrangement, Exciting' home oonvonlenl to echoola, recrairtloo,4snd V ER N O N — *210.000. BOOK BY ITS COVER!!! Golf tees were patented in 1899, Tha looatton and C-10 zoning of thia proparty, BONUS! BONUS! BONUS! private exporters get free surplus^ busineea. Not a ride by. Mutt be teen. 4 bMrooma, You can’t imagine how turprited you’ll btf^when you see ice cream sundaes first appeared .modem bath pnd lav, aat-ln kitohan. Naw 34x10 mar jual ona block from Haitmannra Suparmiakal, A rare find for the price! Just 14 years old this 6 room commodities from the Agricul­ the inside of this magnificent antique home. 7 rooma, ture Department as subsidies so in Ithaca, N.V.,jn 1897, chopsuey dack. Lowar laval with aaparata haat zona haa rac room, on busy Rt. 03, maka Ihia aka Maal for profe^ Raised Ranch is graced with approiimately 8 wooded Blanchard & Rossetto was first made not In China but in laundry and workahop. ) onl/ralall uea. A homa/bualnaaa with addMonal 3-4 bedrooms. 1.5 baths, keeping room with beehive acres. 3 Bedrooms, fully applianced eat*in kitchen, 2 they can sell grain and other Inooma from ona apartmant m,lghl ba parfaol oven, natural wide^oard floors, beamed ceilings. 4^ full baths, fireplace, lower level just waiting to be products overseas at reduced in 1896, and the for tha tamHy juat atartlng a naw bualnaaa Small fireplaces, approiimalely 1 acre. Tip*top, move-in foj finished into a family room. Suitable for horses. Handy REAL ESTATE 646-2482 jirices. electric chair was first used 643-1591 243 iNain St, Mandietter, CT 06040 Dally 9«O «.'00 nuraary would do wall Hara. condition, appronimalley 1600 square f^eel. •162,000. Tolland section. •IW.OOO. ______On the basis of actual volume, an execution in 1890 at Auburn, 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 00066 Sal. 9;00 « :0 0 643-4618 1988 exports were indicated at N.Y. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feh. 26. 1988 — H

10 - MANCHESTER HEriALD. Friday. Feb. 26. 1988

Republicans U.S. Military in Panama m S m Police no closer SPORTS r r r r ~ i — r r y '; n n i— I T ^------r hold ranks U -A 1 1 C \ ------:-----,■ 1 1 Military Noo-Mllltary Personnel .Culfi- __ 23,190 to solving deaths St (lie o ^ in filibuster MEXIC Total: 32.446: Thelven makes loud noises against Whalers Continued from page 1 might have information about the PANAMA case. He would not say what kind WASHINGTON (AP) - Out­ BOSTON (AP) - Michael Walt Poddubny and Ulf Dahjen sources said witnessed the crime, of information this witness might numbered Senate Republicans — Oetiin Thelven has been a quiet man on had a goal and an assist each for police dug three days at 24 Pine held ranks today, scuttling a r have. the ice for Boston this season, but, NHL Roundup the revitalized Rangers. 8i>:i Hill St. in search of the body of the last-ditch Democratic attempt to 6,831 One recent murder investiga­ he emerged from the shadows ‘It’s a major wm for us. These victim, possibly a child. force a vote ofi a divisive tion in which Manchester police long enough to help the Bruins points against Pittsburgh mean ^ 1 The digging turned up animal minuies. We controlled for about campaign finance package that defeat the Hartford \yhalers. so much,” Rangers goaltender bones from an old slaughterhouse have been successful is the case eight minutes. We had good kept lawrpakers talking for 53 of Lauren G. Anderson. Ander­ “ We have so many defensemen John Vanbiesbrouck said. Air Fofc* N*vy Olb*' but no remains of a human body. chances, then they score* the straight flours. son. 27. was found shot to death in this year. Maybe I stayed back "M y understanding is we’re third goal” Sabres 5, Blues 2 The GOP victory, capping a her apartment at 82 Congress St. this season more than 1 did After helping set up the first waiting for one last witness and Rookie Rq^ Sheppard scored sometimes bitter filibuster that on Jan. 27, 1987. before,” Thelven, a native of goal of the game by Bob Sweeney my understanding is ^ a t should two power-play goals, "his 26th included the parliamentary ar­ On March 3, police issued Sweden, said Thursday night at 5:52 of the opening period, be pretty soon,” Brooks)OKS said. and 27th of the season, as Buffalo rest of Sen. Robert Packwood, Caribbean Sea after scoring twice to help the Thelven’s first goal caihe while If that witness does not provide arrest warrant for snapped a two-game losing R-Ore., came as the Senate voted Bruins win 5-2 in the National the two clubs were playing any information that could lead to boyfriend, Epifanio . streak. 53-41 not to invoke cloture, which who was picked up three months Hockey League game at Boston four-to-a-side at 13:33 of the first an arrest warrant, “ we’ll proba­ The Sabres’ last victory came would have cut off debate and later on drug charges in Roche^ Garden. period and gave the Bruins a 2-1 bly be at a dead end at that point. ” against the Blues on Feb. 16, brought the legislation to a vote “ I have had a lot of chances lead. he said. ter, N.Y. when they shut them out 3-0 in St. the majority ^e^ocrats would Police are still waiting during the year, but I haven’t put Burridge made it 4-1 at 12; 05 of Brooks said that he was using Louis. win. the term "witness” in a loose Vasques’s extradition to face it (the puck) in the net,” he said. the middle period with his 24th “ You lol^ confidence when you Mark Napier, Scott Amiel and F sense. meaning anyone who murder charges in Connecticut. goal and scored into an empty net The cloture attempt failed don’t score.” Phil Housley also scored for because at least 60^senators must with 17 seconds to play after Buffalo and Gino Cavallini and Pacific Ocean Thelven’s fifth and sixth goals, Hartford’s Carey Wilson scored a agree to force a vote. It was the Doug Gilmour Scored for St. along with two by Randy Bur- short-handed goal with 3:31 eighth time since June that ridge, provided the offense while Louis. Majority Leader Robert Byrd, youths consider remaining. goalie Rejean Lemelin made 36 ” Sylvain Turgeon opened the D-W.Va., had lost a cloture saves, including a stretch of 15 in Hawks 1, Islanders 1 X.'. 'V motion on campaign spending. scoring for the Whalers when he I. Fl G uIiCA (A;rny) 6. Howard AFB the second period when the Alan Kerr scored his 20th goal The defeat seemingly doomed beat Lemelin for his 20th goal of J. Ft Qavij (Army) 7. Fl Kob<5* (Army) themselves ‘lucky’ Whalers outshot the Bruins 15-9. the season in the first period. of the season with 2:34 remaining any chance of Congress passing 3. AVock A'f 8. Oua'ry Hq$ “ Reggie came up with a great in regulation time to give the E Boston had 29 shots at Hartford the Democratic plan this year to 4 . Fl. Clayon (Army) ^ (Air Fore*) performance that helped the Islanders a tie and help redeem impose voluntary spendug limits 5. Navsta C-3'^ai Zo''* (Navy) 9. FI A -a O o ' 'Army) goalie Mike Lint. Continued from page 1 also grateful to William DiYeso, team so much,” Thelven said. teammate Gord Dineen, who for Senate campaigns. B ^B yrd I I ------r ~ the town’s assistant coordinator “ To have a goalie play like that Rangers 2, Penguins 1 accdentally knocked the puck left the door ajar. speech therapy program estab­ of youth services. DiYeso started makes you feel secure out there." The Pittsburgh Penguins could into his own net for (Chicago’s “ We will revisit the issue in one A P graphic lished when Lisa, then 3 years old, a fund after Carla’s accident, and Thelven’s second goal at 10:28 find themselves on the outside of goal. form or another,” he said before in addition to other contributions, of the second period made it 3-1 the Stanley Cup playoff picture Kerr picked up the rebound of participated in a congressional investi­ needed it. the vote. ‘‘It's- not going to go MILITARY IN PANAMA — Map locates "The town school system sys­ students at Manchester High and proved to be the eventual looking in very soon if they don’t Dale Henry’s shot and beat away.” various U.S. military installations' in gation of Noriega, said U.S. military tem has been fantastic.” Robert School raised more than $700, game-winner. break out of a particularly Blackhawks goaltender Bob Ma­ Acting minority leader Alan Panama. On Thursday night. Sen. intervention might be in orderto Support Worsley said. “ That’s one of the which allowed Carla to go home “ The third goal was a big goal.” untimely slump. son with a lO-footer from the slot, Simpson, R-Wyo., said the Re­ Panama's civilian government. reasons we chose to stay* in from Newington Children’s Hos­ said Hartford Coach Larry Pleau, They lost their fifth straight as the Islanders increased their Alfonso D’Amato of New York, who “ That was the one that hurt us game — 2-1 to the New York unbeaten streak to 4-0-3. publicans would be waiting. Manchester when we haa an pital every weekend during AP photo “ There will be other proposals opportunity to move a few years therapy. more than anything. Rangers — Thursday night to When Dineen knocked a back­ T like this. When thay come up, they ago.” The hospital, according to Mrs. “ They came out in the second remain in a tie for fourth place in hander past Islandersgoalie Billy WHALE OF A SAVE — Boston’s Ken the save in the first period of their game period and started to take it to the Patrick Division with the idle' Smith at 7:43 of the third periodd. will be dealt wjth like this,” Carla Rosenstock’s mother, Rosenstock and Lisa, played a Linseman puts heavy pressure on Thursday night. The Bruins won, 5-2. Simpson said. Panama’s president ousted also named Carla, said between major part in Carla’s recovery. us.” Pleau said. “ I felt we got our New Jersey Devils and allow the Troy Murray was given credit for Rangers to pull within a poinl. Whaler goalie Mike Liut but Liut made This week’s struggle centered her family, the hospital, the “Everybody is a big family composure back afleraboiit three the g/ifil. his 19th of the season on a plan advanced by 52 Manchester school system and down there,” Lisa said, “ They’re senators, including Republicans town Youth Services Bureau, her so caring.” Robert Stafford of Vermont and as he tries to fire Noriega daughter has made an amazing “ It’s been a rough loafl,” Mrs. Jqhn Chafee of Rhode Island, to recovery. Rosenstock said. “ She’s getting attack the escalating cost of removal or the president’s order quently since June to call for stronger.” Thomas diplomatic; coach yells 1q u I’ over judging Continued from page I Carla can now walk short campaigns by imposing spending that he step down. Noriega’s ouster were virtually distances on crutches and re­ At that, Carla held up her arm nationwide broadcast Thursday limits. After Delvalle announced he deserted after Delvalle an­ members a Ipt of her childhood, in a mock muscle-flexing pose night, the White House issued an and efficient .stylo ot a young respectively. clinch the gold medal today when Limits for a Senate' general had ordered Noriega out. White nounced in a nationwide broad­ Carla’s mother said Thursday. and grinned. Bv Steve Wllstein Thomas performed as pre higher marks.” Thomas allowed immediate statement of support Ingemar S'enmark. the Swede Tragedy struck on Mount Allan they play top-seeded Sweden in a election r ^ e would range from House spokesman Marlin Fitz- cast that he had ordered Norie­ Carla’s accident two years ago. in Carja said a TBI support group The Associated Press cisely as a surgeon, a profession after she reeeived a 5.6. four 5.7s for "civilian constitutional rule in who once dominated the sport and for the second time when the game between slick-passing $950,000 to 1^5 million, depending wdter said: "A t this time, we ga’s removal. which a car she was riding in she’s been attending has made she hopes to pursue. Witt showed and four 5.8s for artistic merit won two gold medals in 1980. Austrian ski team’s doctor. Joerg teams. However, if Finland beats on a state’?isopulation. In 1986, Panama.” want to reiterate our unqualified crashed into_a tree in Vernon, her realize that others with/TBI CALGARY. Alberta - Debi the pi7,zaz(z of the actress she Will got one 5.8 and the rest 5,9s. But Noriega and his supporters Soon after. Defense Forces The present-day Slenmark. 31. Oberhammer, 47. died instantly Czechoslovakia today, the Finns’ the average campaign cost $3 support for civilian constitutional ca'bsed internal injuries and are worse off than she is, am6 she Thomas .spoke diplomatically, wants to be. The partisan. American flag- moved quickly. police chief Col. Leonidas Macias was back in the Olympics after when he was crushed by a match with the Soviets on Sunday million — up fivefold from 1976 — rule ifi Panama.” fractured hips. wants to help “ anyone W h o ’s but the judges’ scoring sparked The numbers added up to a waving crowd of 19.000 was more The National Assembly was told Panamanian television that missing the 1984 Games because snow-grooming machine after he will be for the gold medal. with some big-state races topping Carla’s mother said doctors having any problem.” \ thunderous boos from the Winter slight lead by Thomas, of San vocal in its disapproval and called into session, although "They will not receive accep­ no officer would replace the of professionalism, but the return collided with another skier. U.S. Coach Dave Peterson $10 million per candidate. told her that Carla would have to “ I’d like to help people wgrk Olympics crowd and the pungent Jose. Calif., over the world Thomas’ coach, Alex McGowan, opposition lawmakers in the tance from any country that takes general. wasn’t so sweet. Hewas 30th after Bradford MacDonald. 17. of didn’t care much for Sama­ Sen. David Boren, D-Okla., one spend two years in an Easter their problems out,” she said. .comment. “ It stinks” from her champion Will of East Germany was flat angry. In a departure ranch’s assessment, saying he 67-member legislature boycotted pride in being democratic. I the first run and didn’t finish the Calgary, is still in a coma after of the bill's authors, said that to "He (Delvalle) is going first,” Seals rehabilitation program. coach. going into the free skating pro­ from decorum. McGowan held wasn’t aware Samaranch was an the 1 a.m. meeting. continue to feel that I am second. Asked ho\y it felt to be skiing into a tree last week after build a $3 million warchest, a said Macias, flanked by colonels Carla spent six months there, and gram Saturday night, with Liz his nose to show he thought the expert in the sport, but Peterson Noriega is the de facto leader of president ^ of the republic,” judging was a little smelly. back, he replied. “ Rigfet now. it working earlier that day as a senator must raise $10,000 every and lieutenant colonels ^ai the now attends the Regional Occu­ The judges flipped for Katerina Manley of Canada in third. didn’t refute him. Panama, headquarters for U.S. Deivaile said from his house. Man faces “ It hurts me when I see her doesn’t feel so good.” photo messenger for The Asso­ 2 week from the time he or she Defense Forces’ central pational Training Center in town. Witt’s Broadway boogie-woogie Any of them can win the gold. The Americans beat Switzer­ military operations in Latin He said he asked Noriega to Fourteen other skiers, includ­ ciated Press. arrives in Washington until the garrison. “ I don’t think taxpayers realize — blue feathers, soft shoe and None of them wants In rile skating so well and she’s dropped land 8-4 to end the tournament in America: 'The U.S. Southern "retire” as soon as the U.S. ing all four Canadians, weren’t The Games were spiced with a end of the six-year term. how much education helps,” sex charges “ Hello. Dolly” — and scored her judges, but Thomas couldn’t in artistic marks when they raise seventh place, the sdme spot they Command has 10,000 troops and indictments were announced, but In its resolution, the assembly Katarina.” he said later. “ Katar­ feeling so wonderful, either, after little controversy after an unus­ A candidate observing the limit Carla’s mother said. much higher on artistic merit conceal her .disappointment finished in 1984. 20,000 dependents in Panama. the general refused. said Delvalle did not follow the A 40-year-old Manchester man they were disqualified from the ual personal criticism about the would be eligible for subsidized Mrs. Rosenstock said she was after giving Thomas the edge on completely. ina did skate weH — I have no The Soviets boosted their The U.S. garrison was on alert Both Delvalle and Vice Presi­ law in removing Noriega and turned himself in Wednesday on a second run becau.se their suits U.S. hockey team by Interna­ mailings, rock-bottom radio and technical merit. “ Of course. I hoped to have problem there — but I ’m a little medal-leading total to 25 with a and told Americans to keep a low dent Roderick Esquivel were noted that Esquivel had aban­ warrant for charges of sexual concerned it may happen again in were not approved by the Interna­ tional Olympic Committee Presi­ TV ad rates and money from the sweep in the women’ s 20- profile during any unrest. removed from office in the doned his .jpost in September assault, police said. tional Ski Federation. None dent Juan Antonio Samaranch. Treasury if the opponent ex­ the long program. No matter how kilometer cross-country race. Noriega, who has said he is emergency s^ion. without resigning. Earl C. Pirtel, 40, of 99 Pine St., well Debi skates, she will be would have won a medal, but they “ It is a pity the Americans are ceeded yie limit or the candidate For the Record so weak,” Samaranch said. Raisa Smetanina, who won the was the target of heavy spending innocent of all charges, did not Streets where opposition dem­ The resolution said Delvalle’s Manchester was arrested Wed­ dropped in the long,” all spent a long time training to 6 “ They are good players, but they bronze, increased her Olympic by independent groups. comment pubiicly on Delvalle’s onstrators have gathered fre­ mentioning of U.S. charges nesday after turning himself in at The judges indeed appear to gel here. against Noriega "occurs with the police headquarters on an arrest All the training in women’s have no cohesion. They have no career total to nine medals — have drawn the lines between more than any other woman. The legislation also takes aim object of permitting the interven­ Two men photographed at the warrant charging him with figure skating didn’t produce coordination between them. Thomas and Witt, but that could East Germany remained se­ at the increasing role of special- tion of the government of the West Side Recreation Center fourth-degree sexual assault, ac­ work to Thomas’ advantage in the many surprises. More than two “ Everyone is playing his own interest political action commit­ Inflation is moderate United States in the internal were incorrectly included in a cording to police. Police said he hours passed in the short pro­ game.” he said. “ When theyhave cond on the medal list with 17. free skate as if did for fellow followed by Switzerland with 11. tees, which in 1986 provided over affairs of Panama,” damaging photo display in Thursday’s Man­ was charged in connection with Californian Brian Boitano when gram before the crowd got the puck, never, never, never do half the campaign money raised national sovereignty and endan­ chester Herald on Manchester an fncident that occurred Jan.'S! pumped up by a superb perfor­ they hit the puck to one another. Austria nine, Finland stk. he won the gold last Saturday. West Germany, the Nether­ by more than 200 House and gering national security. police working out in the police at 43 Waddell Road. mance by Japan’s Midori Ito. They run and shoot, run and in first report of ’88 Ties in scoring are broken by lands and Norway have five each, Senate candidates, most of them Delvalle said earlier that Col. weight room.. Joe Winch and Pirtel was released on $1,000 Although skating earlier than the shoot. And the Russians are giving the nod to the better and Sweden, the United States incumbents. Under the plan, Marcos Justines, the chief of Craig Kearney, of Manchester, non-surety bond and is scheduled technical skater, the one who top contenders, she produced playing another way.” The undefeated Soviets could and Canada have four each. PACs could supply no more than Continued from page 1 Donald Ratajezak, a Georgia staff, would replace Noriega. are not members of the Manches­ to appear in Manchester Superior leaps higher, spins straighter and high marks with an exuberant, 20 percent of the candidate’s State University economist who Justines refused. ter Police Department. Court March 2. lands more lightly. Boitano held smooth routine, then delighted goods and services rose a sharp spending limit. specializes in prices. the technical advantage over the roaring crowd by waving 0.5 percent in January after a 0.2 Supply shortages and weather Canadian Brian Orser, and Tho­ joyfully in every direction. percent increase in December. and crop infestation problems, mas hopes a similar advantage Witt slipped twice in practice January’s report underscored M H S after outright particularly in and will enable her to hand Witt her and looked distracted just before Obituaries forecasts by many analysts that Arizona, have pushed up food first defeat in a long program her program, but some sharp any signiQcant change in the prices in recent months. After since 1982. words from her coach and a few inflation rate was unlikely this climbing through the fall, fruit There were no judgment calls moments to settle down helped. CCC East hoop title year. and vegetable prices fell 0.4 on the giant slalom course, only She performed almost flaw­ Gladys LaBreck The Central Connecticut regardless (of the league “ The underlying rate of infla­ percent last month. sheer speed by an Italian who won lessly. leaning slightly askew on Gladys (Pelletier) LaBreck. 69. tion looks to be 3 percent to 4 Beef prices were down 1.4 Conference East Division title),’ ’ Manchester Coach a gold medal and a red Ferrari, one double jump, but her tap league boys’ basketball title is of Hartford, wife of the late Simon percent,” said Allen Sinai, chief percent while pork priced de­ dancingandjauntyshow-biz style Frank Kinel said. “ It comes and proclaimed with Muhammad on the line tonight at 7:30 when back to pride. They (Manches­ G. LaBreck, died Thursday. She economist for The Boston Com­ clined 0.5 percent. Poultry prices, CONTINENTAir All bravado, “ I am the strongest won over the crowd and the was the mother of James La­ pany Economic Advisers. "The however, clipnbed 1.0 percent, the Manchester Indians in­ ter) have something to prove. in the world.” ' judges. r* vade the East Hartford gym to Breck of Manchester question mark is on the energy their first increa'se since August. Thomas, ever the athlete, They (East Hartford) beat us., CUISINE Alberto Tomba, 21 and cocky, battle the Hornets. She is also survived by two price side.” Gereai and bakery product prices slapped both hands with her pretty bad. It will be very 'certainly was the fastest skier on East Hartford is 11-2 in the emotional. You want to win other sons. ,Guy LaBreck of The Reagan administration has rose 1.1 percent. this warm, sunny day, whipping coach twice, as if she were going CCC East and 14-4 overall the league if you can. We’re in Willimantic and Thomas La­ predfeted an inflation rate of 4.3 Overall, grocery prices were up past the gates in 2 minutes, 6.37 out to play basketball, then took Breck of Hartford; two daugh­ /percent this year. 0.2 percent while restaurant meal while Manchester is 12-1 in the the position to win the league seconds in two runs to earn the the ice with a determined look. league and 17-1 overall. The ters. Shirley Santiago and Kim Energy prices, which tumbled costs climbed 0.3 percent. Wearing a black and silver- (outright) and that’s what we new sports car his father prom­ Indians’ lone defeat of the want to do.” Arena, both of Hartford: three in 1986, partially rebounded The Labor Department gave ised him if he won. spangled bodysuit, she began brothers. Emil Pelletier of Hart­ through 1987. But more recently these other specifics of January year was to the Hornets back In the first meeting. Man­ Tomba was more than a second'' with two perfect triple jumps and on Jan. 22, a 74-60 verdict at ford. Guy and Henry Pelletier, oil prices again have been falling, price behavior. got the crowd excited with a chester played without 6-6 faster than silver medalist Hu­ the Clarke Arena. both in Maine; two sisters, Mary recently dipping beiow $l7-a- ■ New automobile prices were fast-paced whirl to rock and jazz. junior center Paris Oates. bert Strolz of Austria, the Alpine A Manchester win will give Troy McKoy, the Hornet’s 6-7 Mamie of Windsor Locks and barrel on the spot market from ' down 0.2 percent; used automo­ combined champion, and more Manley also skated a clean, Evon LaBreck of Hartford: seven the $18-a-barrel prices that pre­ bile prices fell 0.1 percent. it the CCC East title outright. senior All-Stater, leads East 9 AP photo than two seconds faster than charged program that drew good If East Hartford wins, the pair grandchildren; and four great­ vailed in December and from ■ Housing expenses were up 0.4 marks and loud cheers from the Hartford with a 28-point aver­ bronze medalist Pirmin Zurbrig- will share the league grandchildren. prices of around $19 a barrel in percent. ' HAPPY WITT — Katarina Witt of East Germany holds her Canadian fans. The other Ameri-. age. McKoy scored 35 points gen of Switzerland, the downhill championship. against Manchester the last The funeral is Saturday at 11 November. ■ Apparel costs gained 0.1 VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT hands together as she finished her short program winner. cans, Caryn Kadavy and Jill While petroleum prices have “It’s a very big game time. a m. at Maple Hill Chapels. o80 percent. performance during the Olympic women’s figure skating Tomba sped gracefully along Trenary, also did well, finishing fallen, ^nlaysts also said they Maple Ave . Hartford. Burial will ■ Medical care expenses rose competition Thursday night. the course with the powerful legs the dav fifth and sixth. be in Mount St. Benedict Ceme­ expe^ed to see a rise in natural 0.8 percent, its largest increase in LUNCHEON SPECIALS FROM tO ^4*^ tery. Bloomfield. Calling hours gaj^bWs. two years. Comet with Soup and Salad are today from 7 to 9 p.m. ‘(EnCTgy prices may continue ■ EntertFHnment costs gained to rotten through late spring, 0.9 percent. Alexander Torzsa providing continuing offsets to The overall index is not ad­ FRIDAY NIGHT SI^ECIAL: ^ ^ ^ ^ Its time to shatter myth that auto racing is a sport food prices, which are expected to justed for seasonal variations; Alexander “ Sonny” A. Torzsa. remain on an upward path,” said other figures in the report are. Gentlemen, shut off yourengines. bother the country by showing a race that no one, in Classifying auto racing as a sport is ridiculous. 75. ot Newington, died Thursday Fried Sea Bass (Whole) $ Q 7 5 their right mind, cares about? Do they have minor league racing circuits where at St. Francis Hospital and Auto racers of the world, lend me your ears for a few moments which may save your lives. the drivers just can’t seem to break that magical Medical Center, Hartford. He CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK’S Sauteed in'Tiquant Sweet and Sour Sauce LET’S GET BACK TO the total lack of athletic 180-mile per hour barrier and remain there until was the brother of George Torza I think the time has come for someone to shatter WITH IRELAND’S the myth that auto racing is a “ sport ” Jim Tierney ability involved in auto racing. Real sports entail they do? This may seem to be a harsh of Manchester. , I Also Enjoy Our various aspects which athletes constantly try to commentary, but I really don’t think so. Besides his brother, he is Unequivocally, auto racing is a rabid disease a FAMOUS ... X s . A improve upon during their careers. How does one survived by a son, Dennis J. THE French and American • 2 DINING ROOMS which has infested inhabitants of the southern There are absolutely no redeeming values in auto Torzsa of Colchester; fourdaugh: portion of our country. It is excruciatingly difficult Herald Sports Writer practice as a race car driver? Find some unusually racing. The supposed “ King” of auto racing, •BANQUET FACIUTIES UP TO large, barren parking lot and start doing laps as ters. Joan T. Hall of East So Specialties to fathom the fact that a demented group of our Richard Petty, survived a disastrous crash a Hartford. Janet C. Torzsa of DUBLINERS 100 r a O P L E population has dedicated their lives to racing fast as they can? couple of weeks ago. Petty was right back racing Wethersfield. Sandra T. Tottaro around ovals at an average speed of 180 miles per For a normal human being, the mere thought of the next week. That clearly sheds some light on the DIRECT FROM IRELAND •FULL UQUOR traveling in a car at 180 miles per hour for an of Hartford and Doroth^ T. DAILY - Mon-Thurs. Lunch 11:30-3:00 hour for distances up to 500 miles. mentality of the race car driver. Case closed. Kastnerr of Newington; and IN CONCERT •TAKE-OUt AVAILABLE To consider auto racing a sport and race car instant fs frightening beyond description. To do this on a track for a couple of hours against a pack of Sure, there are sports people prefer to others. several grandchildren. TH L’R.S. MARCH 10, 1988 8;00 PM ttnner 4-10:30 •eOOK YOUR OWN drivers as athletes is absurd. There is not one car driver is to be a spectator in the stands. The funeral was today at The Obviously, many are there to see the crashes, other mentally unstable people is sheer lunacy. But, I seriously can’t perceive anyone honestly CLASrONBURY HIGH SCHOOL Fri. &SaL 11:00 am - 11:30 pm TABLESIDE BEEF Se SHRIMP ounce of athletic talent in this so-called sport. The Newington Memorial Funeral Call for Reiervationi FONDUE drivers do all possess one common denominator — etc., but can anyone really enjoy tuning in to the ^ That’s what it takes to be a race car driver. enjoying auto racing for itself. To look at cars Hubbard St. Glastonbury, Ct. Sun. 4-9:00 repeat laps at ludicrous speeds can’t possibly Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Newing­ insanity. Daytona 500, for example, and get psyched viewing Other prerequisites to be a race car driver: 1) inspire anyone to greater heig*’*s. ton Burial will”be in Mount St. TICKETS M2 - Available At: How else can you account for a person’s •' these cars cruising around a track? I didn’t think That person is a hick. 2) chews tobacco. 3) drinks Gentlemen, start yourengines. Check into your Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. inexplicable urge to race other drivers at so. Miller beer, 4) has at least two chipped teeth, 5) has Memorial donations may be 331 Center St. 647-0359 Manchester Bcimon111 Record Shop. Hartford Tpke., \ ernon 871-1601 brink-of-death speeds and thrive on doing it ? The So why do national networks televise these no idea where he is in the world except when he’s on local insane asylum. made to the American Lung T ravel Sliopiie, New London 'I pke, Claslonbury 6.')9-37-18 one thing which may be crazier than being a race various exhibitions of death-defying idiocy? Why a track, 6) that person is a hick. As fast as you can. Association,' 45 Ash St., East F.J. T icrnci - 64;t-2.597 (formerly Massaro's) Hartford 06108 I MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 26, 1988 — 18 It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 26, 1988 UNLV records final knockout punch on Pacific Knicks end drought [ Cla$son

Bv The Associated Press for Nevada-Las Vegas. Atlantic 10, won its 10th consecu­ over Providence, 10-15 and 4-10. 20th consecutive victory, the "I was very happy to get a win N C A A H oop tive game. Syracuse, 21-6 and 10-4 in the longest winning streak in the Jarvis Basnight was kiu^ked without Jarvis,” Rebels Coach Macon scored 18 points in the Big East, scored 15 straight nation. on road, clipping LA . in Open out in the opening minute by Jerry Tarkanian said. "Early in first half, matching the total for points for a 29-12 lead, led 50-36 at Bo Kimble scored 21 points Pacific University but Nevada- the game, we ‘ did not have Duquesne’s team. He m ade9 of 18 the half and used its second Hank Gathers 19 for the Lions, By Dick Brinster Las Vegas won on pointsanyway. anything going. We were abso­ shots and all six free throws. 15-point spurt to go up by 25. 23-3 and 13-0 in the West Coast 'Suns 109, Cavaliers 103 The Associated Press Basnight. second in the NCAA lutely horrible. Stacey Augmon Young beat Air Force 76-63, No. 14 No. 2 Purdue 93, Illinois 79: ^ I r a y Brooks scored 17 points Athletic Conference. Dan Curry NBA Roundup Walter Davis watched one- tourney in field goal percentage and the was not there in the first half, but Bradley beat Tulsa 67-62, No. 16 Melvin McCants scored 22 points, for Providence, which has lost scored 26 points, had 18 rebounds third of the Phoenix roster turn Of course it rains in California, rebounding leader of the Runnin’ in the second half, his offensive Wyoming beat Utah 79-56, No. 19 including six of Purdue’s first 11 four straight and II of 13. and 11 assists for St. Mary’s, 17-8 over in three trades, shrugged it 'M even more frequently than the Rebels, was knocked unconscious rebounding made the Loyola of California beat St.. in the second half. No. 15 Wyoming 79, Utah 56: and 8;5. off and led the Suns to victory by GLASTONBURY - Two-time New York Knicks win on the road. of It." when Pacific’s Holger Fuerst difference.” Mary’s of California 96-94 and No. McCants’ spurt helped the Fennis Dembo scored 19 points. scoring 16 of his 35 points in the State Class M 136pound wres-> No. 20 Georgia Tech 70, Virginia Let the record show that rain The Clippers, who were led J)y elbowed’ him under the back- Basnight, who makes 68.2 pert 20 Georgia* Tech beat Virginia Boilermakers open a 57-41 lead Jn$luding 14 in a secoq^d half that fourth quartier, including eight in tling champ Jiip Classon of 71: Tom Hammonds scored 23 last fell in Southern California 24 Mike Woodson’s 20 points, played board 49 seconds into Thursday cent of his shots and averages 7.4 76-71. with 15:57 remaining. Purdue, openedwith a 16-2 Wyo ting run. the final 1:18. Cheney Tech will go for further points and Craig Neal made a days ago. Prior to Thursday without center Benoit Benjamin night’s game. rebounds, was taken to Dameroii Nevada-Las Vegas, 24-3^ and 23-2 and 12-1 in the Big Ten. led by Dembo had nine rebounds and “ It was weird,” he said. "We honors Saturday at the State school record 17 assists, breaking night, when they won in Los and forward Joe Wolf. And they Without him. the eighth-ranked Hospital in Stockton, Calif., with 13-2 in tile PCAA, scored the last at least 10 points the rest of the Eric Leckner scored 14 points for were all here early before the Open Championships at Glaston­ the single-game record of 14 set .Angeles, the Knicks had gone^ lost sixth man Quintin Dailey Runnin’ Rebels broke a 30-30 tie a concussion. He was released four points of the first half to lead way. the Cowboys, 21-5 and 10-5 in the game, wondering what was going bury High School. through a 91-day drought. The with 2>A minutes left in the fii^st late in the first half and went on to after the game but did not return 34-30. ’The Rebels opened the Nick Anderson scored 21 points WAC. Tommy Connor scored 14 by Mark Price in 1985 and to happen. We lost four team­ losing streak ended at' 18 games half after he aggravated a Classon, sele.cted the most beat Pacific 77-61. to the arena. second half with a 1^4 run in the to lead Illinois, 18-9 and 8-6. points for Utah, 16-9 and 8-5. matcHihd three times by Neal. mates in 24 hours. It’s tough, but ’The Yellow Jackets, 20-6and 7-4 with a 106-96 victory over the strained groin muscle. outstanding wrestler at the Class Gerald Paddio scored 18 points In other Top Twenty games. first five minutes. No. 10 Syracuse 91, Providence No. 19 Loyola, Calif. 96, 81. that’s part of,the business.” In the ACC, won their sixth Clippers. M Meet, along with teammate and Anthony Cook added 15 for No. 1 Temple beat Duquesne No. 1 Tompt* 94, DuqiMtne 55: 73: Steve Thompson scored 18 Imry’s, Callfomla94: Mike Yoest’s . Before the game, the Suns straight with a 13-9 run in the final Mavs 108, Rockets 106 Ron Pirtel (140) and East Cathol­ the Runnin’ Rebels, who gave the 94-55, No. 2 Purdue beat Illinois Mark Macon scored 24 points and points as the Orangemen used 3-pointer at the the buzzer capped Now, with that cleared up. the swapped veteran forwards Larry 5>A minutes that built a 15-point Knicks are talking about sweep­ ic’s Peter Meyer (171) will oe In Tigers thejr I8th consecutive loss. 93-79. No. 10 Syracuse beat Mike Vreeswyk added 19 as 15-point runs in each half to gain a comeback from a 14-point Derek Harper wasn’t satisfied Nance and Mike Sanders for lead. ing their three-game western the elite field of wrestlers with Stacey Augmon had 14,rebounds Providence 91-73, No. 11 Brigham Temple. 24-1 and 16-0 in the their ■ 18th consecutive victory deficit and gave Loyola its their with his offensive production, so Cavalier?^ center Mark West, swing. action starting at 10:30 a.m. he felt a big play on defense mi ght guard Kevin Johnson and for­ ■"ITils gets the monkey off pur be in order. ward Tyrone Corbin. In addition, The top three wrestlers from backs,” said Gerald Wilkins, who "I hadn’t been shooting well, the teams exchanged first-round .each weight class from the led the Knicks with 25 points. and I had to make some^ind of picks in the 1988 draft with the respeelive divisions (Classes LL, “ And if we can win in Golden coqtributioii." said Harper, who Suns also getting the' Cavaliers’ L, M aitd S) earned their way to State and Denver, we go home scored only five points. “ It came second-round selection in both the the Open.,The four champions in SCOREBOARD (where they are 19-8) for two at the biggest point in the game 1988 and 1989 college drafts. each weight class receive first- weeks and it will be a great for us.” None of the players involved in stretch for us.” After Rolando Blackman, who round byes. Big East stiihdings the trade sujted up, leaving both Sabres 5, Blues 2 But such bold talk , doesn’t scored 29 points, made a 20-fMt injury-riddled teams with just The semifinals are slated to Big East Conference O’all start at 1:30 p.m. with the O lym pics worry Coach Rick Pitinoi. jump shot with 26 seconds re­ eight in uniform. H ockey St. Louis • 1 t— a Baseball Favorites “ When you have our road maining to put Dallas ahead. consolation matches at 6:30 p.m. Pittsburgh r Buffalo 1 1 1 -4 Syracuse record (2-23). the last thing you and the championship bouts Rrst Period— 1, Buffalo, Sheppord 76 Harper sneaked up behind Hous­ Vlllanovo Bullets 129, Kings 110 starting at 8 p.m. ( Ruutfu, Andrevctwk), 4:04 (pp). Z Buffalo, St. John's are is overconfident,” he said. ton’s Sleepy Floyd and blocked an NHL standings Sheppard 77 (Andreychuk, Houslev), 9:46 Chosen by card collectors Georgetown OlympIcMsdalTsbls While the road victory was rare 18-footer with one second remain­ Jeff Malone scored a season- (pp). Penoltles— P.Cavolllnl, SILdrlp- n Classon was fourth in the Open Seton Hall ing to give the Mavericks their high 35 points as Washington plno), 3:00; Hunter, SIL (Interfer­ Boston College for the Knicks. it is a dividend of a year ago. He is a perfect 34-0 WALES CONFERENCE ence), 9:25; Ewen, StL (hooking), 12:44; Player Volet TlircuBh Fob. X seventh straight victory. broke a three-game slide, ex­ Patrick Division Connecticut B— Tot their improvecl effort. heading into the Open. He won I Houslev, Buf (slashing), 13:14; Nord- Providence Notion O s tended Sacramento’s to five and w L T PtS OF OA mork, StL (holding), 18:29. Soviet Union 9 9 7— 75 "We were playing confident “ It would have been wide open three of four matches in the Class Phllodelphlo 32 22 7 71 221 214 Second Period— 3, Buffalo, Napier 4 East Germany 7 6 4— 17 basketball on the road the last sho't,” said Floyd, who led Hous­ left a bad taste in the mouth of N Y Islander; 30 23 9 69 245 212 Don Mattingly 1,804 Thursday's Result 4— 11 M Meet by pin with the other win (Andreychuk), 6:59. 4, St. Louts, Syracuse 91. Providence 73 Switzerland 2 5 ton with 22 points and 11 assists. Kings’ Coach Bill Russell Washington 30 26 6 66 212 188 G.Cavalllnl 7 (Bothwell, Bennlno), 8:38; Austria 3 4 7— 9 five games and it really feels by technical fail. He began his run New Jersey 27 31 5 59 217 238 Mike Schmidt 543 Saturday's Gomes "I am just embarrassed.” AP ptiolo Penalties— P.Cavalllnl, StL, nwlor (Sght- Pittsburgh at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Finland 4 0 7— 6 good.” said Mark Jackson, who Blackman also had six assists Pittsburgh 25 29 9 59 236 252 Ing), 2:45; Hartman, Buf, malor (fight­ West (Jermonv 2 2 1— 5 Russell said. ” We just did not to the title with a 15-0 technical N Y Rangers 25 29 e 56 235 227 p.m. had 11 assists. and seven ..rebounds as the ing), 2:45; Gillies, Buf (hooking), 3:27; Wade Boggs 282: Vlllonova at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. Netherlands 1 2 2— 5 give a professional effort fall victory. He then pinned Bill Adarm Division' Barrasso, Buf, served bv Arnlel (slash­ Norwov 0 3 2— 5 Patricks^Ewing, who scored 16 Mavericks increased their lead in Montreal 34 20 78 234 203 St. John's at Boston College, 8 p.m. 1— 4 Pucci of Berlin in 2:45, Todd W ing), 11:58; Sutter, StL (slashing), 11:58; Darryl Strawberry 264 Sunday's Gome Sweden 3 0 pointy saidlhe losing streak was the Midwest Division to four tonight.” LOOSE BALL B A TTLE — New York’s Sidney Green (44) Boston 36 22 5 77 242 196 Halkidls, Buf (tripping), 12;56; Andrey­ United States 2 1 1— 4 Moore of Stratford in the semifi­ Buffalo 27 26 9 63 216 235 Syracuse at Kentucky, 2:X p.m. blown out of proportion. games over the Rockets. Roy Moses Malone added 27 points chuk, Buf, malor^lame misconduct Rickey Henderson 256 Mendov't Gomes Canada 0 1 3— 4 battles the Clippers’ Ken Norman for a loose ball during nal in 47 seconds and pinned St. Hartford 26 29 7 59 189 206 (spearing), 16:00; St Louis Mhch, served bv Czechoslovakia 0 1 2— 3 “ Not too many teams in the Tarpiey added 18 points*and 16 and grabbed a season-high 17 (3uebec 24 32 •4 52 213 232 St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 8 first-quarter NBA action Thursday night in Los Angeles. Paul’s Qiris Zygielin 1; 17 for the Dark (delov of game), 20:00. p.m. Frxxtce 1 0 1— 2 rebounds. Mark Aguirre 21 points rebounds for Washington. John CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Third Period— 5, St Louis, Gllmour 28 Eric Davis 254 Italy 1 0 1— 2 NBA play well on the road.” he championship. Norris Division Providence ot Georgetown, 7:X p.m. Williams added 17 points. The Knicks won, 106-96. (McKegnev), 13:09. 6, Buffalo, Arnlel 14 Boston College at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Yugoslavia 0 1 1— 2 said. "T oo much has been made and Brad Davis 17. W L T PtS OF OA (Priestley, Andersson), 17:06. 7, Buffalo, Maik McGwire t: 212 Japan 0 0 1— 1 Detroit 31 22 B 70 249 211 Tuesday’s Gome Houslev 26 (Smith Ruff), 19:55 (en). I Don Mattingly Vlllanovo at Syracuse, 8 p.m. St. Louis ?B 29 5 61 214 218 Penalties— Hartman, Buf (roughing), Chicago 25 31 7 57 219 252 Wally Joyner Wednetdov's Gome 12:39; Ewen, StL (roughing), 12:39; Sutter, Seton Hall at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Toronto 19 35 10 48 228 266 StL, malor (fighting), 19:59; Hartmon, Thursday’s Olympic Medal 17 36 9 43 187 256 Gary Carter Fight over lights at Wrigley just begun Buf, malor (fightng), 19:59. Sports In Smvthe Division Big East result Wlnnsrs Edmonton 35 20 8 78 287 225 Shots on gLD— Alberto Tomixi, Italy. Manchester High School will accept applications for the head by Mayor Eugene Sawyer, allows Thursday's Games saves). Buffalo, Barrasso (30-28). SYRACUSE (91) . , „ SILVER— Hubert Strolz, Austria. CHICAGO— Let there be lighl.s eight night games this season and cil debate over the issue. haven’t had a ,trip to the World Boston 5, Hartford 2 football coaching position until March 16. Applicants should These current players, led by Don Mattingly of the New Roe23727, Coleman6872)2, Selkal v 611 BRONZE— PIrmln Zurbrlggen, Switzer­ at Wrigley Field, the City Couneil IB each in following years untiF Just a few hours , earlier, Series since 1945. New York Rangers 2, Pittsburgh 1 6316, Douglas 4121-111, Thompson 7-13 46 land. direct his resume to Mike Simmons, director of athletics, 134 E. Buffalo 5. St. Louis 2 York Yankees, were chosen as the favorites of baseball 18, Duncan 3-6808, Brower6107613, Harried NORDIC SKIING Middle Tpke., Manchester. The screening process and deelared, but outraged residents 2002 at the brick and ivy ballpark major-league baseball owners "It’s not going to hurt the Cubs Chicogo 1, New York Islanders 1, tie BIsckhawksI, Islanders 1 73816, Rogers81800, Carey00810. Totals Women of Wrigleyville say this isn’t the smack in the middle of the meeting in West Palm Beach. not to have lights. ■ And Lord Friday's (Tames card collectors in 1987. Baseball Hobby News counted 3472182791. interviews will follow. Quebec at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (X )L D — Tamara Tikhonova, Soviet Un­ last inning in the fight over the heavily populated Wrigleyville Fla., voted to award Wrigley knows what it’s going to take to New York Rangers at New Jersey, 7:45 Chicago 0 0 l 8— 1 more than 16,000 votes in its fifth annual balloting. PROVIDENCE (73) ...... N.Y. Islanders 0 8 18— 1 Shomsld-Deen 6148212, D. Wright 7101-2 ion. Chieago Cubs’ park. neighborhood. r \ Field the 1990 All Star Game if the get them to the World Series,” D . m . 8, S.WrIghf 713 73 13, Brooks 7-12 1-1 17, SILVER— Anfissa Reztsovo, Soviet Un­ Calgary at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. First Period— None. Penalties— Dawn Martin contributing at Eastern ” It’s really outrageous, and we Cubs players welcom ed)the -lights are in place. Alderman Edward Burke argued Cochrane, Chi, mlnor-malor (high- (Gilliam 8). Assists— Cleveland 24 (Harper Murdock49009, Burton 761-17, Watts 1-180 ion. Saturday's (James 3, Lindsey 1-2724. Totols2867171673. BRONZE— Raisa Smetanlno, Soviet Un­ don’t feel this is cqmplefely over The Cubs said they would soon Thursday during council debate. Minnesota ot Boston, 1:15 p.m. sticking. fighting), 2:03; Wood, NY.douMe 10), Phoenix 38 (Hornocek 15). T ^ l news, mlnor-malor (high-sticking. Instigator, fouls— Cleveland 16, Phoenix 16. A— 10,357. ion. WfLLIMANTIC — Sophomore Dawn Martin, a Manchester begin installing a $6miIIion state- In its arguments for lights. Woshlngton at New York Islanders, 7:05 Halftime— Syracuse X , Providence 36. in our minds.” Paul Kendall, ” 1 just want to play in that first p.m. fighting), 2:03; Rnlev, N Y (Interfer­ BasketbaO High graduate, netted a career-high 19 points last Tuesday for the of-the-art lighting system. ence), 7:24; B.WIIson, Chi (roughing), Tpoint gools— Syracuse 612 (Duncon 73, head of Citizens United for night game so I can get my name Tribune Co., owner of the Cubs, Buffalo ot Hartford, 7:35 p.m. KnIckilOD.ClIppBreOD Douglas 24, Roe 1-5), Providence 610 Eastern Connecticut State University women’s basketball team Detrolf of Quebec, 7:35 p.m. 11:56; Lormer, Chhldelovof gome), 12:27; Baseball in the Sunshine or in the Hall of Fame.” catcher “ The completion date is still said the Cubs lost out on revenue Rnlev, NY (holdind), 13:32. (Brooks 24, Murdock 1-Z D.Wrlght 1-3, Man’s giant slalom rssults in Little East Tournament play against Plymouth State. Winnipeg at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Walls 1-1). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— CUBS, said Thursday night after Jody Davis said at the team’s uncertain, but the project should from televised night games. St. Louis at Toropto, 8:05 p.m, NBA standings NEW YORK (106) Martin's output led the Warriors to a 75-56 win. Eastern, which Second Perlotl—PerUm— None.Noi Penoltles— Syracuse 57 (Selkaty 17), Providence K the City Council voted 29-19 to lift spring training camp in Mesa. be completed in four to six Jerry Pritlkin, 51, one of the Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Green 69 7513, Walker 412 8816, Ewing (S. Wright 9). Assists—Syracuse 22 MOUNT ALLAN, Alberta (AP) — Rnal finished 168 during the regular season, faces No. 2 seed Sunday's Games Presley, Chi (tripping), 2:58; Dallmon, 612 610 16, Wilkins 616 1714 25, Jackson results Thursdov In the men's giant slalom the ban on night games at the only Ariz. x - J i - months,” the Cubs said in a fans camped outside the park N Y (hIgh-stIckIng), 5:27; Ludzik, Chi EASTERN CONFERENCE 414009,Newman81000,Cartwright 46 44 (Douglas 9), Providence 14 (Murdock 4). medal event at Ihe Winter Olympics: Southeastern Massachusetts Saturday. Minnesota at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. Altantic IMvIslon Total fouls— Syracuse II, Providence 70. major-league baseball park with- AWmrlan William Henry said statement read by spokeswoman waiting for 1988 season tickets to Pittsburgh ot Chicago, 2:35 p.m. (tripping), 8:45; Noonan, Chi (roughing), 12, Cummings 14 00 2, Donovan 1480Z 1. Alberto Tombo, Italy, 2 minutes, 6.37 Martin has started 18 of 22 games played and is averaging 7.4 r . Winnipeg at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. 18:00. W L Pet. OB Tucker 451-311. Totals 34033644106. A— 12,151. > seconds. ouLlights. he supported lights because Chi­ Doris Acosta after the council go on sale toda;^ reminded lights Third Period— 1, Chicago, T.Murrav 19, Boston X 16 .704 — Calgary at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. 15 2. Hubert Strolz, Austria, 2:07.41. points per game. We’ll continue the* fight, and cago couldn’t replace the revenue vote. opponents the Cubs were in the Los An(»les at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. 7:43,2, New York, Kerr 70 (Henry, Lelter), Phllodelphlo 22 30 .423 L.A. CLIPPERS (96) How Top 2D fared a PIrmln Zurbrlggen, 6wltierland, 17:26. Penalty— Nylund, Chi (cross­ New York 21 3) .404 16 Caee41161216, Norman7-130014, Klte67 2:0e.X. we certainly applaud the efforts the team generates if the Cubs That would mean Davis and his- neighborhood first. checking), 10:50. Washington X 32 .385 17 78 13, Woodson 614 89 X , Drew 812 7515, U.S. nnM w n of the aldermen who tried to went through with their threats to teammates should be-'lfiaking “ The ballpark was here before Overtime— None. Penalties— None. New Jersey 12 40 .231 25 Dailey76349,NesSlev8l1-21,Cureton0080 How Ihe Associated Press Top Twenty 12. Tiger Show, Stowe, VI., 2:10.23. NHL results Shots on goal— Chicogo 4-96-1— ^20. New Central Division college basketball teams fared T h u r s ^ : Richardson irolnstatement on hold provide us some protect ion .’’ said move. history sometime in July. The they were. You need to comprom­ — 0, Valentine 75 00 4, Gordon 14 72 4.Totals 13. Felix Mc(Jrath, Norwich, VI., York 9^9-11-2— 31. Detroit 33 18 .647 3473284296. ■ 1. Temple (341) beat Duquesne 94X. 2:10.60. • Kendall, who threatened to bring Chicago Tribune reported that ise here or in the Middle East. Atlanta 34 19 .642 — NEW YORK — Micheal Ray Richardson, suspended from the ’’The real deal is with revenue. Power-ploy Opportunities— Chicogo 0 of New Yelk 36 19 » 18-1M 2. Purdue (272) beat Illinois 9779. 34. RoberiOrmsbv.fKvmpIcValley.Callf., legal action against night games the first Wrigley night game Eight games this year and 18 Bruins S. Whalers 2 4; New York 0 of 6. Chicago 31 22 .585 3 LJk. CHppers 36 34 23 33— 96 3. Arizona (262) did not ploy. 2:15.85. NBA two years ago for drug use. has applied for readmissjon, but No one has talked about the (Joalles— Chicogo, Moson (31 sho1s-30 Milwaukee X 23 .549 5 7Polnt goals— Tucker 2, Jackson. 4. Oklahoma (262) did not ploy. Jack Miller, Steamboat Springs, Colo., or launch a campaign to ban millions of dollars the sports could be July 18 against the San more in subsequent years isn’t Indiana X 74 .538 5'/3 the process could take as long as four months, a league saves). New York, Smith (20-19). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— New York 5. Duke (204) did not ploy. DNF-1. alreholie beverages Jrom the Francisco Giants. too bad. In fact. I’m delighted." Hertford 1 0 1—2 Cleve'ond X 27 .509 7 X (Green 11), Los Angeles 48 (Kite 10). 6. Plttsbureh (194) did not ploy. spokesman said Thursday. team generates. Do you know we Boston 2 ^2 1— 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Assists— New York 21 (Jackson 11), Los 7. Michigan (274) did not play. "H e’s begun the process to get back into the league,” the Rrst Period— 1, Boston, Sweeney 19 Rangere 2. Penguins 1 Midwest DhrMon Angeles 23 (Drew 9). Total fouls— New 8. Nevado-Las Vegas (343) beat Pacific (Courtnall, Thelven), 5:52, 2, Hartford, W L Pet. OB York X , Los Angeles 28,'^ Technicols— 7731. DlympIcHockay picture spokesman confirmed. “ It’s a lengthy process, which has only Tur(»eon 20 (Evoson, MocDermId), 13:21.3, Dallas 36 17 .679 — Woodson, Cage. A— 12,129. • 9. North Carolina (284) did not ploy. just begun. It could take 120 days. Osaki stirs up excitement in native Japan Boston, Thelven 5 (Markwart), 17:33. Pittsburgh 0 8 1— 1 O n ve r 31 70 .608 4 W. Syracuse (213) beat Providence 91-73. Penalties— M acO rm Id, Har (elbowing), N .Y. Rangers 1 1 8— 2 Houston 3) TO .608 4 At A Gtanco “ It will take a while to go through the investigatory proces.s A 3:36; Bourque, Bos (high-sticking), 3:36; Rrst Period— 1, New York, Poddubnv Utah 27 75 .519 BW Bullsts 129. Kings 110 11. Brigham Young (272) beat Air By The A iM Clotid Pros* decision will be rendered in due course." By Ken Peters His opening round at Riviera a 3*/i-foot putt for a bogey on the Robertson, Har (roughing), 7:28; Miller, 35 (Dahlen), 12:05. Penalties— Errev, Pit Son Antonio 70 30 .400 14'/j Force 766X AN Tlm i* ES T Country Club tied him with Jay 11th hole. Bos (roughing), 7:28; Cote, Har (hook­ (holding), :43; DeBlols, N Y (holding), Socromento 16 37 .302 70 12. Kentucky (175) did not play. W L T n t OF OA Richardson, 32, the former New Jersey Nets guard, was The Associated Press ing), 13:58; Sheehv, Har (roughing), 3 :w ; Simmer, PI) (charging), 3:38; Le- PocHIc Division WASHINGTON (129) 13. lowo (177) did not play. Soviet Union 3 0 0 6 17 4 banned from the NBA on Feb. 25,1986, because of cocaine abuse. Golf Roundup Haas, Chip Beck and*Dan Pohl for “ I could feel myself losing it,” — Jones 73 44 8, Williams 816 1-2 17, 14:04; Neely, Bos (roughing) ,14:04; Evoson, mleux. Pit (roughing), 16:50; Buskos, Pit L.A. Lakers 43 9 .827 14. Bradley (21-4) beat Tulsa 6732. Finland 2 0 1 5 14 4 LOS ANGELES — Jumbo the' opening-day ledd in the Stephenson said. “ I was having Har (slashing), 15:35; Neely, Bos (roughing), 16:50, Sondstrom, NY (rough­ Portlond 31 21 .596 12 M.Malone 11-22 66 27, Colter 69 75 13, 15. Missouri (17-7) did not ploy. Sweden 1 '0 2 4 11 7 The NBA and the players union considers it a lifetime suspension, (boarding), 16:50; Bourque, Bos (high- ing), 16:50; Dionne, N Y (high-sticking), Seattle 27 27 .500 17 J.Malone 1419 73 X , Cat ledge 78 53 11, 16. Wyoming (21-5) beat Utah 77X. Wst (Jermonv 1 2 0 2 5 IS with the possibility for reinstatement no sooner than two years O.'iaki. a very successful golfer in $750,000 LA Open. trouble controlling my sticking), 18:34. 18:55; Nllan, NY, misconduct, 18:55; Phoenix 17 35 .327 26 Johnson 771-15, Alarle 1-21-27 Bol2-3804, 17. Vanderbilt (17-7) did not play. Canada 0 2 1 1 3 10 emotions." Bogues 1-5446, WolkerOOOOO. Totals4794 4 later. his native Japan, has never won a Open. A group of five, including Corey Second Period— 4, Boston, Thelven 6 Bddger, Pit (hooking), 19:55. (jolden State 14 36 .280 70 18. Norib Carolina State (193) didnotplav. Czchoslovokta 0 3 0 0 14 Then, she remembered some­ (Miller, AAarkwart), 10:28. 5, Boston, Second Period— 2, New York, Oohlen 22 L.A. Clippers 11 40 .216 31'/i 31X129. Tuesday'* Gomes Reinstatement requires approval of both the league and the PGA tournament in the United ” I trained for two weeks at Pavin and Ed Fiori. were just a SACRAMENTO (1M) Burridoe 24 (Neely, Bouraue), 12:25. (Poddubnv, KIslo), 1S:4S (pp). Penalties— Tliursdav't Oomet 19. Loyola, Collf. (273) beat St. Mary's, 11th Ptoco NBA Players Association. States. ' Pebble Beach ajid Palm Springs shot back of the lead at 66. as thing Jack Nickiaus told her Penoltles— Robertson, Har, mlnor-malor Maloney, N Y (trippino), 6:22; DeBlols, Dallas 108, Houston 106 D.Smlth8104416,Thoroe6111-211,Klelne Calif. 9694. France 6, Norwoy 6, 70 SO and tlwt helped'me get ready for first-day conditions were virtu­ during an exhibition match last' (high-sticking, flcdttlng), 5:02; Plett, Bos, N Y (cross-checking), 7:55; Cunnevworth, Phoenix 109, Cleveland 103 611 73 15, K.Smlth 7-14 l-Z i5,Theus411 X . Georgia Tech (203) beat Virginia NBA Commissioner David Stern said he will make a decision So he figures that his fine start mlnor-malor (high-sticking, fighting), Pit (roughing), 8:50; Petit,- N Y (rough­ New York 106, Los Angeles Clippers 96 68 18, McGee 710 24 9, Oldham 85 74 3, 7671. Austria 3, Poland 2 in the Los Angeles Open will stir this tournament,” he said, speak­ ally ideal and scores were gener^ year. Pressley 46 88 0 8, Jackson 72 88 5, Wodnwday’t (James after the league conducts an investigation. Because it was a 5:02; Samuelsson, Har (holding), 5:49; ing). 8:50; Quinn, Pit (holding), 12:46; Washington 129, Sacramento 110 up some excitement in his home ing through an interpreter. "I ally low. * “ Nickiaus told me I needed DIneen, Har (unsportsmanlike conduct), Buskos.PIt (hIgh-stIckIng), 15:04; Errev.PIt Friday's Games Thompson 73448, Pinckney 1-1 (MIX Tyler lifetime ban, the burden lies with Richardson to prove he has 5:49; LInseman, Bos— (unsportsmanlike (roughing), 18:41. Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 77884.Totals47912431110. Sweden 6, Czeriioslovakla 2 kicked the habit. land, and maybe inspire him as wanted to get used to U.S. courses Ozaki had one of the day’s more more patience,” Stephenson said. conduct) 5:49; Pedersen, Bos (hooking), Third Period— 3, Pittsburgh, Cun­ New Jersey of Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Rntand 8, Wast Germonv 0 well. and the practice helped me a lot. erratic Phunds, with an eagle, “ I lose my patience with small 13:49; LInseman, Bos, double minor nevworth 28 (Frowlev, Quinn), 11:22. Atlanta of Indiana, 8 p.m. Washington 34 X 36 27— 129 Soviet Union 5, Canada 0 (holding, unsportsmanlike conduct), 7:48. Penalties— Errev, Pit (high-sticktng), Portland of Chicago, 8 :X p.m. Sacramento X X X 28— IN ThwnMlav't Gome “ People will be excited in “ The courses in Japan are eight birdies and four bogeys. putts and miss them.” 4:20; KIslo, NY, major (high-sticking), Houston of Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 7Polnt goals— Mc(Jee, Jackson. Fouled Transactions SW SSfll rSOvS Yankees sign veteran Jose Cruz Japan at my performance and shorter and narrower than here,” The advice worked. A more out— None. Rebounds— Washington United States 8 Switzerland 4 Third Period— 6, Hartford, Wilson 17 14:34. Phllodelphlo of Denver, 9 :X p.m. that willpum pm eup,” Ozaki said added the 4I-year-oId Ozaki, who relaxed Stephenson rebounded to (Gavin, DIneen), 16:39 (sh). 7, Boston, Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 6-10-13— 29. Utah of Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 50 (M.AAolone 17), Sacramento 44 FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. — The New York Yankees signed Stephenson leads Durrldge 25, 19:43 (en). Penalties— New York 15-148— 37. Sacramento of Seattle, 10:30 p.m. (Oldham 8). Assists— Vltashinglon 77 iviMW KQeno Thursday after his 6under-par 65 has won 52 events in Japan and finish with a 4-under-par 68 and (Colter 8), Sacramento 73 (K.Smlth 5). west Germany vs. Canada, 12;X p.i veteran outfielder Jose Cruz to a one-year contract Thursday. Ijirson, Bos (hooking), 5:14; Kasper, Power-ploy Opportunities— Pittsburgh 0 New York of Golden State, 11 p.m. gave him a share of the first- played in his first American HONOLULU (AP) — Some first place, entering today’s se­ Bos (high-sticking), 7:07; Wilson, Har of 5: New York 1 of 8. Soturdoy's Games Total fouls— Washington 24, Sacramento BASEBALL Czechoslovakia vs. Rntand, 4 ;X p.n Cruz, 40, played for the Houston Astros for 13 seasons but the (hooking), 7:58; Evoson, Har, miscon­ Goalies— Pittsburgh, Guenette (37 shots- Indiana at New Jersey, 7 :X p.m. 27. Technical— Sacramento llleixil de­ Aimricon i •*■■■■• Soviet Union vs. Sweden, 8 :X p.m. round lead in the Los Angeles tournament 18 years ago. advice from the Golden Bear cond round of the 54-hole duct, 12:59; Courtnall, Bos, misconduct,^ 35soves). NewYork.Vonblesbrouck (29-28). Portland of Atlanta, 7 :X pm . fense. A— 10JX3. BOSTON RED SfJX^SIgned Jeff Saturday’s Gom t team decided not to re-sign him following the 1987 season. helped Jan Stephenson come out tournament. 12:59; VelluccI, Har, mlnor-malor (lnstl-\ Milwaukee at Chlcouo, 7:30 p.m. Sellers, pitchers, and Todd Benzlnoer, Last season, Cruz hit .241 with 11 homers and 38 runs batted in. giotor, ficihtine), 14:34; Samuelsson, Har A— 17,307. f Phllodelphlo of Dallas. 8 :X p.m. outflelder-first baseman, to one-year Canoda vs. Czechoslovoklo, 3 p.m. on top in the first round of the Ayako Okamoto, the 1987 LPGA (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:34; Markwart, Bos, Referee— Don Koharskl. Linesmen— Washington at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. contracts. In 1983, he led the National League with 189 hits when he batted $300,000 LPGA Hawaiian Open. Player of the Year, finished one triple minor (high-sticking, roughlng-2), Leon Stickle, Kevin Collins. aevelond at Los Angeles Clippers, KANSAS C IT Y ROYALS— Signed Jett .318 and drove in 02 runs. Indian sextet shut out -fi. Stephenson, starting on the stroke behind with a 6under-par ) 14:34; Crowder, Bos (Interference), 18:38. 10:X pm . VoUeyebaD Montgomery, pitctier, to o one-year Golden State at Seattle, 10:Xp.m . contract. Manchester Coach Eric Farno back nine, felt she was moving in 69 despite suffering a case of the Shots on goal— Hartford 11-15-12— 38. Sunday’s Games MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Sloned Mike Wsmsn’s 2DK cross country SOUTH WINDSOR — With the the wrong direction after missing nerves. Boston 13-9-7-29. Boston at Detroit, Noon BIrkbeck, pitcher, and Chorile O'Brien, said, making reference to his Martina moves Into quarterfinals incentive of qualifying for post­ - — ----- Power-ploy Opportunities— Hartford 0 of New York at Denver, 4 p.m. cotctwr, to on6year contracts. rosults season play dangling in front of it. team’s mark, too. “ But the kids 8; Boston 0 of 5. Son Antonio at Houston, 9 p.m. Rsc Vollsyball MINNESOTA TWINS-SIgned Tom FAIRFAX, Va. — Top-seeded Martina Navratilova methodi­ Goalies— Hartford,' Llut (28 shots-24 D ek H ockey Phoenix at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:X Nieto, catcher, to a one-yeor contract. Wethersfield High went out and tried hard and hustled and gave American Division — Pizza Express NEW YORK YA N K E E S -A o ree d to CANMORE, Alberta (A P )— Rnal results cally wore down Gigi Fernandez Thursday in a 64, 63 victory saves). Boston, Lemelln (38-36). p.m. Thursday lnthewomen's38kllometer cross blanked Manchester High. 8-0. in us what they had.” ' A— 14,451. def. Luigi's 165, 1614, 17-15; Six terms with Jose Cruz, outfielder, on a that propelled her into the quarterfinals of the 8300,000 Virginia Packers def. Watkins 1613,1613,1816; on6yeor contract. country skiing medal event at the Winter ice hockey action Thursday after­ Wetliersfleld 3 1 4— 8 ■ Referee— Terry Gregson. Llnesm en- NBA resuHs Olympics; Mancliester 0 0 0— 0 Mork Vines, Ray Scapinello. Insurers det. Ambulance Service 1611, O A KLA N D A TH LETIC S -S Ign ed Wdtt Slims of Washington tennis tournament. noon at the Hartford Arena. Davila 1610,169. Weiss, shortstop, to a one-yeor contract. 1. Tontara Tikhonova, Soviet Union, X Navratilova, bidding for her third straight tournament title, Scoring: Mavsrieks 108, Rscksls 106 Standings; Pizza Express 42-3, Insur­ T E X A S RANGERS— Signed Steve B u6 minutes, X.6 seconds. First period: W— (^rrett Plena The Manchester Devils tied the ers 2619, Six Packers 2617, Watkins chele, third baseman, to a one-yeor X Anfissa Reztsovo, Soviet Union, used service breaks in the seventh game of each set to take a 63 Wethersfield moves info state (Geoff Oblak) 3:37. W— G.Oblak ( Newington Mohlgons, 4-4, Thursday 17X, Ambulance Service 11-31, Luigi's contract. M;1X8. tournament play at 10-61 while Courtemanche) 4:54, W— G.Oblak night. Jeff Splewok led the Devils with a DALLAS 088) 3. Raisa Smetanlno, Soviet Union, lead and gain control. (Tom Lang, Plono) 9:25. Aguirre 9-26 3-3 21, Perkins .5-11 3-3 14, 6 X . Notloiial LeaNue Navratilova, ranked No. 2 in the world, will next face Zina the Indians, 1-17-1, closeout their R ec H oop three-goal hot trick. Rich Tromontono National Division — Road Toads def. CINCINNATI R ED S-Aoreed to terms 57:2X1. Second period: W— Poul Healv notched the other Devil goal. Jeff Donaldson 73 00 4, Blackmon D-22 73 29, A.B.A. ToolSXIe 1613,169,2-15; North U.S. Fhilshtips season tonight at 8:30 against (Steve Mendoza) 3:49. % with Barry Larkin, shortstop, on a on6vear Garrison on Friday. Dellsslo, Bob Templeton and Damian Horper770«5,Tarplev8-137418, BlotbO-TIM) Enders def. Manchester Property contract. 24. Dorcas Denhortoo, Lebanon, N.H., Tlilrd period: W— (.ang (Oblak, Brook hod assists. 0, Davis 8-110017, Schrempf0-1800. Totals 1;n;48.6 Garrison, who has never beaten Navratilova in 20 tries, Conard High at the Bolton Ice Courfemanclie) 3:30, W— Steve'Oblak 453615-18108. Maintenance 715, 153, 165; Economy NEW YORK M E TS -S Igned Rick Aoull- Electric def. Elm ore Association 167, era and Terry Leach, pitchers, to 76. Leslie Thompson, Stowe, Vt., advanced Thursday with an easy 6 0 ,6 2 victory over 17-year-old Palace. (Don Fusco) 12:18, W— Plono (Lang) HOUSTON (Nt) 167,167; Purdy Corporation def. Alcar 1:81:04.1. 12:39, W— S.Oblak (Wayne Naplerata) Woman'a Rec McCray 814 44 16, Petersen 5-7 80 10, one-yeor contracts. wild-card entry Jeri Ingram. “ Wethersfield needed this one I OWNERSHIP TAKEOVER * ■ Auto Ports 153,153, 1616. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-SIgned Bruce 43. Elizabeth Youngmon, Cleveland, 13:38. Plovoffs — J. Copperfleld's 55 (Peg Ololuwon 7-13 6-9 X , Royd 7-11 73 22, Standings; North Enders 37-B, A .B.A . 1:0:31.7 Hana Mandlikova, Gabriela Sabatini and Helena Sukova for the tournament and maybe Saves: M— Glen MacLoc)ilan32, W— Short 78 728, Corrall436614, Reld431-19, Berenyl,pltcher,toamlnor league contract. I MARK & JACK TAKEOVER WITH A SPECIAJ. YOU ■ Walsh 18, Cahty Bochair) 15, Peg Dugan ToolBDIe 31-21, Manchester Property 44. Nancy Fiddler, Bear Valley, Collf., moved into the round of eight by disposing of unseeded foes. they wanted it more than we did. ’’ Doug Patrldge 13. 12) Prime Time Players 53 OT (TammI S ch olastic Johnson 13724, Conner 1-51-13, Moxwell81 ASoIntenonce. 2817, Alcar Auto Parts BASKETSALL 1:0:57.5. I CAN ’T PASS U P .: ■ Hyde 15, Jean Bachmonn 14, Carolyn 080.Totalt383627X106. 26X, Purdy Corporation 72-23, Econ­ Doitos » a n S 8 -I « Bell 13) omy Electric 17-X, Rood Toads 18X, CHICAGO BULLS— Traded SOdole Amusements Unlimited 59 (Kerri Neurieii 1 7 B 1 9 S S -M t Elmore Association 18-35. ■ TAKEOVER SPECIAL S 7Polnt goals— Pcridnt, Harper, Devts, Throatt, guard, to the Seattle Supersonics Lendl upset at U.S. Pro net event Mansford 16, Sue Alterl 12, June Women's League — B&J Auto Repair for Sam Vincent, guard. .Derench 11) For Discount 35 (Diane Floyd. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— (M. Tierney's 1612, 1616,167; Locks­ llling Invitational Odlloi X (Torpley 16), Houston X (McCray MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Traded Credo PHILADELPHIA — For a night anyway, the tennis world’s DIRosa 14, Donna Sanford 9) \ mith Hair Studio dot. Main Pub 167, Hodges, guard, to the Phoenix Suns tor Jo v DAILY RENTALS-^ Ployotf final: Thursday, March 3: J. The llling Junior High girls' varsity 153,1614; Coach's Corner def. Heritage Humphries, guard. best player was down on his luck. S OIL (MANGE 21 (R oyd 11). Total fouls— & ll a t 76, Copperfleld's vs. Amusements, 7 p.m.) basketball team won Its opening game Auto Body 154,169,167; NouIN Arms PHOENIX SUNS— Traded Lorry Nance Ivan Lendl, still smarting over a loss to Pat Cash in the of the llling Invitational bv defeating Houston 19. Technicol— Houston Coach dot. M icky's Carpentry 1715,162,1613; Calendar Rtch. A — 16611. and Mike Sanders, forwards, and their . GLOBE the Wethersfield High freshmen, 45-37, Woodlandid (JordensC ...... def. Lafayette...... Es- Australian Open, lost again Thursday in the $600,000 U.S. Pro Thursday. Jesslc(i Marquez led the \ first-round draft diolca In 19K to the codrllle 1715,153,168. Clevel and Covollers tor Mark West,center; Indoor tournament. * Roms with 14 Mints while Patty 17.50 Suns 100, Cavallsre 103 Standings; Coach's Corner 373, La- Kevin Johnson, guard; Tyrone CorMn, AD Hornbostel and Mary Morlarty netted fayote Ecodrllle 3610, Woodland TODAY John Fitzgerald, the S7th-ranked player who scored the pluD tax R adio, T V 13 and 10 points, respectively. Kcltho forward, and Cloveland's first-round draft ★ so FREE MILES ★ 1 Gordons 3610, NossIN Arm s 3611, choice In 19X and sscwKi-rouiKi Bovs Bpsliolboli stunning 7-6, 64 upset, asked reporters at a post-game press n v i CLEVELAND (Ml) Williams grabbed 12 rebounds while TIarnev's 26X, Micky's Carpentry dtolces hi MM and NW. Manchester at East HarHord, 7:30 InoludM: S Qt«. tOW-40 OH, Oil FIHw. BatWiy (Xisok, Air FIIMf Ctioek, Chock ■ Jennifer Riley snogged 10 caroms. Julie Hubbard 77 13 14, WllUams 614 72 14, 17-X, B 8 J Auto Rtpolr 17-X, Locksmith Portland at Cheney Tech, 7 ;X conference if they minded him grinning. Bolts, Hot**, Tiro prooiura. Grooto lX>ot HIngot, With Wlndth|(M, Chock LIghto, ■ Dudlev 76 44 W, Harper 1817 74 23, U TA H JAZZ— signed Scott Roth, tor- Holmes had eight reboudsandsix steals Hair Studio 16X, Horltage Auto Body Bolton at VInol Tech, 7:X "I beat Jimmy Connors last October in Tokyo," Fitzgerald Vocuum Inddo, Chock AH FluM Lovolt. | TONIGHT for llling. Pr1ce7137224,Bllo7S1-16Cunry611881Z CUSTOM VANS 7 p.m. — College hockey: Maine at 6 X , Main Pub 1-44. FOOTBALL Coventry at Rocky Hill, 7;X said. “ And ever since I can remember, he’s been one of the best llling will meet the East Hartford Roeers838«a Totals 37762821IX . Playoff Schedule; Women's league ICO Hocksv OkrahapOOMMIOH1»«Ol,inAWnMTMOAD M New Hampshire, NESN SPECIAL RATES IndudOT M M Oh . S UgM Truck* . X freshmen, a 43-27 winner over Bennet, — Wednesday, March 2; Coocti's NEW YORK JETS-Reloased Dove Conard vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice players in the world; so that was a great thrill. 7 p.m. — College basketball: Nor- today at 4 :M p.m. for the championship. PHOENIX (nn Corner vs. Nossiff Arms, 6:X p.m.: HOUM: Mon.-Frt. M l. Sptw / SoL Sam-tpm ■ theostern at Hartford, Channel 18, Jennings, punier; Joe Fields, esntar; Palace), 8:X p.m. "But tonight I beat the No. 1 guy. You can’t have a bigger thrill WEEKEND OR WEEK! Eost Hartford defeated Bennet Junior Gilliam 17X 81 34, Johnson W -X 72 22, Lafayette Escodrllle vs. Woodland Gordon King, ofttnslve tackle, and B o r^ WKHT High 43-77, In the other opener Thuri- Adams 7 4 8 3 6 Davis 163666X , Hornocek (Jordens, 6;Xp.m . than that." 7:30 p.m. — Bucks at Celtics, Sport- Bonnett.detSnsIveend. SATURDAY doy. A m y Shumaker led Bennet with 12 838016, Cook83800, Ci1te81800, Ballev73 National Division— North Enders vs. HOCKBV WresflliiB It was a inatch marred by Lendl’s verbal sparring with VIKING AUTOMOTIVE, INC. sChannel. WILI , points and 10 rebounds. Jen Brindisi and 726.Totols493S1811109. Alcar Auto Ports, Tuesday, March 1, 8 p.m. — Olympics — Hockey Notlenol Hockov Lsotue State Open at Glastonbury High Courtney McBride chipped In with six 6:X p.m.: A.B.A.. ToolBPIo vs. Man­ B (» T O N BRUINS — Signed Craig School spectators, costing him a $1,000 fine by the Men’s International CARDINAL BUICK INC. I 213 STAFFORD RD. 203-456-8858 (Sweden vs. Soviet Union); Speed and five points, respectively. Dona Otvotand 37 17 » 37-W I chester Property Maintenance, 7:30 A TOUCH AftOVf FinfiT CLAUS skating. Chonnel 8 Jonnev, center, to a multtvaor controct Boys Boshollrall Professional Tennis Council. His irritation with a double-court Hortle, Marianne Loto, and Erika PRowrix 3 1 » 34 p.m. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS— ACC Toumoment i MANSFIELD, CT 06250 | 9 p.m. — Track: USA-Mobll Cham­ Nelson also ployed well for the Bears. 7Polnt goals— Pilce 4, Ehio, Davis. venue contributed to a series of costly errors and even prompted pionships. ESPN American Division — Pizza Express Recalled Dave Mackey, left wing, from East Catholic vs. Xavier (at Xavier MANCHESTER .... 649-4571 Bennet will meet Wethersfield In the Fouled out— Hone.. Rebounds— vs. Watkins, 6 ;X p.m.; Insurers vs. Six Soginaw of the International Hockey H)gh, Middletown), 7:45 p.m. him to consider defaulting.*^ . 11 p.m. — Knicks at. Warriors, consolation gome today at 3:15 p.m. Chonnel 9 Cleveland X (Dudley 10), Phoenix 36 Packers, 7:X p.m. Ltooue.

\ I MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. ^6, 1988 - 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 26, TV Topics P u z z le s

WEEKEND ACROSS 8 Old Tadtament Answer to Previous'PuzsIe book 1 Bahtva 9 Common metal QnnniLiB EnaBDOia Gently funny '’ on CBS 4 Imitate 10 Factory □ □ □ B D K 3 For art’s sake Pack your bags Bossa nova craze 8 Opera heroine 11 vyithout 12 Tee purpose that ran from 1948 to 1950. Nova.” The Manchester Lions Club Like to live adventurously? Astrud Gilberto, whose smash By Kathryn Baker 13 Irish Islands 16 Composer The Associated Press V “I felt I was a creator. I created it, I made Also appearing in the specith are Fred will have its third annual art Then try tonight’s suitcase party, hit ’"The Girl From Ipanema” 14 Dssartllke Stravinsky a fiind-raiser for the Muscular hm look like this, I made him strong, and Willard, Peter Boyle, and Al auction tonight at the was credited with starting the 15 Weirdness 20 Mountains □ n c m c i O D B they believed me," Alyn says proudly. The Franken, Carol Leifer, Brian Doyle Murray, Dystrophy Association.'You’ll 17 Lounge (abbr.) ‘You don’t tug on Snperman’s cape.” Manchester Country Club, 305 S. American bossa nOva craze, will late was the most famous the Amazing Kreskin and Ralph Nader, arrive with your bags packed be iiVWaterbury this weekend for 18 Smoke and fog 22 Compass point — Jim Croce. Main St. Framed original art 23 Vast period of Superman, starring in the television series of among many others. and party all evening, waiting to two performances. The Brazilian 19 Within one's works by famous artists will be^ power time NEW YORK — You don’t make fun of truth, the 1050s. The special was produced, by “SNL” featured, along with more hear whether your name will be singer, dlong with her backup 2 1 ____ Clear Dky 25 Onit of length Justice and the American way, but, aeriously Footage of Superman through the decades, executive producer Lome Michaels, “SNL” moderately priced prints and drawn for the grand prize — a group, will present cabarets 24 And so on 26 Resound folks, how do you do a documentary on up tiurough Christopher Reeve, is Interwoven writers^rete it -- one of them, Rosie Shuster, (abbr.) 27 Author Jean M. originals. TTie preview is at 7 weekend trip for two to Walt tonight and Saturday at the u JN JJ Superman with a straight face? with new “Interviews,” like the one with is coincidentally related to , one of. 25 Longed p.m., and the auction will begin Disney ■World. Howard Johnson Plaza, at Exit 28 Trade _T J_ JR “Superman’s 50th Anniversary: A <3elebra- ■ syndicated columnist Jimmy Breslin, who Superman’s creators — and the producer is- ’The party starts at 7 p.mi at 29 Injections £ l a tion of the Man of Steel,” airing Monday on at 8. A donation of $4 per person 22 off Interstate 84. The Andy Needle (comb. 30 Cheers (Sp.) L A T E worked for the Dally Planet’s comi>etltor. Mary Salter, a former produffer at “SNL." s t i ] □ B B Q I 3 0 covers wine and cheese, afd the Bristol Polish American Nichols Orchestra will start the fo(m) 31 Former . CBS, is a charming, gentle poke at the “I’d have to say that Perry White made all But tte show hasn’t the biting satire “SNL” is Communist there will be several door prizes, Citizens’ Club, 541N. Main St., evening pt 9, with an hour of big 34 nil 47 High rubber 54 Director su(>erhero, tinged with a hint of lingering the right moves,” Breslin says of his rival’s known for. Bristol. At 11; 15 p.m., tickets will 36 Tennis player leader , childhood awe. Superman arrived on Earth editor. “He’s got a very streamlined staff. as well as a free lithograph for band sound, and Gilberto will 32 Connery boot Preminger “I think that we felt we wapted to actually be drawn and three couples will sing at 10. Tickets are $10. _ Nastase 49 Cry of pain 55 Wash and _ from Krypton in Action Comics in February ■ What has he got? Essentially three each person who attends. 37 Ostrich _ 35 Roasting stick 1938. honor the character and honor everything leave, directly from the party, 38 Hunter 50 Not new 56 Coal tunnel reporters.” 1 about the whole comic-book phenomenon and 39 California city 51 Order of entrance Host of “Saturday Night for Orlando. ’They won’t be back 41 Airline 40 Motorists' Hal Holbrook has a new one-man Brdadway whales 59 Dyeing tub how Uiis whole sense of a superhero came into Strung out in Hartford until Monday night. It’s not cleanser info org. Live” takes viewers through a 1-hour comic show, we’re told. He is Interviewed backstage 43 Take a meal 52 Infamous 60 A rose___ ^ being,” said Salter. “We didn’t really want to Tickets for the party are $25 per 42'La_Vita documentary that pretends the Man of Steel is — in his distinguished gray hair and blue jClassical guitarist Mark ’The University of Hartford' . 45 Corn Illy Roman emperor ' rose a real guy and Metropolis a real town — albeit go after that satirically, that was never our F person. For more information, 44 Connection tights. objective.... We wanted to be pretty gentle.” Morgan Da vis will perform Players will present Sophocles’ 46 Shooting 1 2 3 1 9 10 11 can 289-1521 or,667-0536!. one that looks suspiciously like New York: And thugs sit around in a bar reminiscing “I think the sense of humor is quite sly and ’’Ajax’’ thisweekend, in a marble Some of the original Superman players are Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Wood about their inability to resist wasting bullets also gentle, so that it isn’t a hard com o^ modern adaptation by Robert 48 Toll 12 ’ featured. Announcer Jackson Beck —the guy Memorial Library, South ' on the Man of Steel — “I just kept shooting on show and doesn’t tend to mock Supermap^r Windsor, Davis, a lecturer in Usin’ the old bean Auletta. Performances of this 49 Mexican state " who originally said, “Look! Up In the sky! ’’ — the chan(% that one would get through.” tragedy, which concerns the S3 Hawkeys State IS does the show’s opening narration. whatever,” said Michaels. “It’s just bright guitar at the University of Ellington Congregational 57 Two words of Ultracool Lou Reed, wearing shades and and charming and I think the sort of thing you humiliation and disgrace of a IB A lovely Noel Neill, who played , Connecticut, has played through­ Church will sponsor a ham and understanding puffing on a butt, is interviewed on a street don’t get to do in a special.” popular war hero, willbe’tonight, 58 Departed from is interviewed as Lois’ mother. She complains comer: “Superman? I liked him better out the U S, and Europe. The free bean supper on Saturday to concert is sponsored by UConn’s Saturday, March 4 and 5 at 8 normal that no one was ever\good enough for her before wh4n he was more subtle.... Now he’s In the finale, a star-studded crowd awaits benefit its yopth mission group. 61 T y ^ of fish daughter after Supernwn. “I’ve tried to fix the arrival of Superman at a gala celebration. E School of Fine Arts. p.m., and Sunday and March 6 at flashier, he’s more into spectacle.’’ Tickets are $5 general, $4 for 2 p.m., in Auerbach Auditorium. 62 Ages 25 20 1 7 | her up with dther men, put it’s always, ‘Can he We also visit a trailer on the outskirts of “I have a plan to destroy Superman at the ’ children u n ^ r 12 and'senior 63 Mai _ University of Hartford. West 33 break through walls? He is bullet-proof?’’’ town, home of Superman’s “love child," and, moment he arrives," says the Brainwave citizens. Seatings are at 5; 30 and (cocktail) Tickling the Ivories Hartford. 64 Biblical garden There are straight Interviews with Jack his mother, played by Jan Hooks of "SNL.’’ (played by writer Robert Smlgel), “but Rcgintid Plnto/MincnMlcr Herald 7 p.m. To make a reservation, 65 Roster 37 Larson, who played cub reporter Jimmy .Her son, she says, “has that X-ray vision, but mostly. I’m here to see the stars.” Peter Pertis, a Hungarian call 871-6606 or 872-3907. 66 Morsel left at Olsen and is now a movie producer, and Kirk only in one eye, so he gets these terrible You don’t tug on Superman’s cape? Well, 42 pianist now living in West BIRTHDAY BASH — Three friends School. From left, the actresses are Debi' meal Alyn, the first superman, in the movie serials then urges, "Junior, lift up the maybe just a little. Hartford, will present a concert celebrate a birthday in a scene from Freund, Donna Dube-Colletta and Mary Really stacked For the birds DOWN Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Hartt ^Crimes qf the Heart," a production by deManbey. Tickets are $8 general, $6 For a delicious stack of School of Music’s Millard Little Theater of Manchester to be senior citizens and students, and are On Saturday, Don and Lilliap pancakes of French toast — 1 One-spots 49 50 51 Auditorium, on the Campus of the 2 Chemical TV Tonight presented tonight, Saturday, March 4 available at the door. Stokes will present a two-paii accompanied by plenty of 57 University of Hartford in West program at the Connecticut, (abbr.) and 5 at 8 p.m. at East Catholic High sausage, syrups and blueberries 3 Starchy edible Hartford. The program, which 61 Stereo) Audubon Society’s Holland — head for St. Maurice (^urch in root 5:00PM (gj) Wondertui World of Die will'feature music by Ko.daly, Brook Center. ’The morning 4 Male adult ney: T h e Nashville Coyote A country sin DALLAS 11:35PM CS Entertainment Tonight Bolton on Sunday, where a most 64 Debussy and others, was session, from 10 a.m. to 1^ 5 Wrath ger trying to make it in the music business ■ Interview with actor Harrison Ford. (In nusual breakfast will be'served. finds an unlikely companion in a wild coy On "Dallas," Stereo) originally scheduled for Feb. 7. audience members i’win fabu- 6 Pulverize On horseback Be a contestant p.m., focuses on the wint^ Tne,meal is unusual because the ote (60 min.) Lisa (Am y Stock) is but was postponed because of an ious prizes” such as dinners at behavior of birds. The afternoon 7 Follow ' (c)1 98 8 by NEA. Inc 1 2:00AM CD Nlghtllne (CC) “ch^ge” is 61ean, used winter [TM C J MOVIE: 'Nobody's Fool' An ec pitted against a QD Star Trek electrical failure at the ’The University of Connecticut “Are You Game?,” a area restaurants and merchai^- session, 2 to 4:30 p.m., covers clothing. Coats and hats, centric young woman regains hor self determined Bobby esteem after befriending a member of a GD Synchronal university. Tickets: at $10each, game-show spoof to raise money dise from Hartford stores. The (Patrick Duffy) will present “Equus,” by Peter feaders and dealing With sweaters, gloves and scarves are traveling theatrical troupe. Rosanna A r­ (9 ) American Ski Week are available at the door. when the long- Schaffer, from now through , for the WORKS contemporary minimum donation is $20 per squirrels. ’The Stokes are the all sought, for distribution quette, Eric Roberts. Mare Winningham. (9 ) Police Story 1986 Rated PG-. 13 awaited trial for March 6 in the Harriet S. dance theater, will be presented person, which covers an hors authors of “Stokes’ Nature through the Immaculate Concep­ 9 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents c u s to d y o f C h ris to ­ Jorgensen Auditorium. The tonight at 7:30 at Scoter’s d'oeuvres buffet. Contestants Guides.” Bring binoculars and tion Church in Hartford. CELEBmTY CIPHER 5:1 5PM [ H B O ] m o v i e : The Guns of [CNN] Newsnight By the books Navarone' Six Allied soldiers are assigned controversial^ow, about a boy’s Restaurant, West Hartford. The will be encouraged to donate .' dress for the outdoors. The Colabrtty ClpbOf cryptogramsrams are creatod fromtrWn quotations by famousfamcrus pwpoopl^ past and present. pher comes to Breakfast will be seTved in the Each tatter In the cipher stends tor another. Today's chja: Z equals M the hazardous task of destroying a Nazi pass. The CBS se­ [E S P N ] College Basketball: Tekas-El game show host. Jeremy Savage more for the privilege of being on center is at 1361 Majn St., fortress protecting the Aegean Sea. Gre Paso at Naw Maxico (2 hrs.) (Live) Some books ar^ about art. relationship with the world in parish center fom 8 a,m. to 12:30^ rie s a irs FRI­ stage with celebrity teams. gory Pock, David Niven, Anthony Quinn [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes others are individually created general and his father in of WKSS radio, will help p Glastonbury. p.m. H W a B p I V 8 Y P A C a B p DAY, FEB. 26. works of art. An exhibit of the particular, is being presented by ■ >961 to the Movies & Coming Attractions 6 : 0 0 P M (X ) C B (30i (40; N e w s 2:05AM Magnum, P.l. latter will be displayed at the the college’s School of Fine Arts. T p I a H w HVP O U S R W R H Y Y CHECK IISTINGS 1 (X) fSJ Three's Company Wadsworth Atheneum’s Atierb- Performances are at 8 p.m^ EOS EXACT TIME 1 2:30AM CD WKRP in Cincinnati Clj Magnum, P.l. V ach Art Library on Sunday, in except on March 5 and 6, when Featuring: W P L P U R P H N B S I Z T V B ( D Hit Squad conjunction with a 2 p.m. lecture. they are at 2 p.m. For ticket THREE PENNY PUB (11) W eb ste r GD Wendy and Me The speaker will be Janet Zweig information, call 486-3969 O U 8 H W — G S Z P U T P Y Y (181 Kojak (9 ) Top of the Pops AND (20 A Te a m (g ) 9 ) Late Night With David Latter- of Cambridge. Mass., who Y A R P Y Y . [22; N e w s (Live) man (In Stereo) teaches at the Rhode Island PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Alfobiography is an unrivaled vehicle (or telling . (24) Doctor W h o (9 ) Twilight Zona Hooked on rugs ^ . — PIZZARIA School of Design. After the Pizza, the truth about other people" — Philip Guedalla (261 T.J. Hooker ^ (22) ^ Friday N ight Surprise Dick Clark G$ MOVIE: 'The Beast Must Die' A Friday tha 13th: The Series Mickt's lecture, participants are invited (38) (61) Fam ily Ties is host this comedy special offering a var­ sportsman invites a group of people to terrorized as tvyo thieves search the store 2 An exhibit of hooked rugs is > iety of surprises with guest stars Malcotm- spend the night of a full m oon with him and for a mysterious lantern that's capable of _to the Museum Cafe for tea To (41) Reporter 41 opening this weekend at the Calzones, Jamal Warner, William Shamer, John Dav one will become a werewolf. Calvin Lock­ finding buried treasure. (60 min.) make reservations, call 278-2670. Musttum on the Green. Main and (57/ MacNeil / Lehrer Nnwshour idsor and Dom DeLuise. (60 min.) hart, Peter Cushing, Charles Gray. 1975. SD Christian Children's Furtd Ext . 342 Hubbard streets, Glastonbury. [CN N ] Showbiz Today Si) ^ Washington Week in Review do) Friday Night Ringside: Jose Sene- [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘The Eyas of tha Amaryl­ V. [D IS ] Kaleidoscope Concert (CCI ' bria vs. Aaron Lopea From the Showboat lis' A n elderly Nantuckett w id ow keeps vi­ Spinach pie, Hotel aqd Casino in Las Vegas. NV. (60 The selection of rugs will change e u n [ESP N ] SportsLook a ) MOVIE: 'Friitay the 13th. Part II' gil as she waits for a sign from her long- min.) dead husband. Ruth Ford, Katharine every few weeks, from now [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Back to School' (CC) Terror at Crystal Lake continues as camp Miami sounds ® d§) Sonny Spoon (CC) One murder Houghton. Martha Byrne. 1982. Rated NR. Campus life is turned upside down when a counselors are attacked by an unknown through May I; to encourage Grinders, leads to another when Sonny investigates Gloria Estefan and the Miami I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME specialty clothing tycoon enrollf m college killer. Adrienne King, A m y Steel, John Fu- [U S A ] Dynaman Leading scientist Dr. Hq, visitors to return for asecond by Hehn Arnold and Bob Lee rey 1981 the death o f^ tailor and firnls the suspect is battles evil forces with the help of five in an effort to make sure his son w on t linked to another highly public slaying. (60 Sound Machine will present a look. The exhibit, "A Nbw Look drop out Rodney Dangerfield. Sally Keller- S S Quinceanera crime fighters. Unscramble these four Jumbles, Vou'll have lo come with us min.) (In Stereo) 6 concert at the Hartford Civic at an Old Craft,” will be open r j T ^ Pasta,Veal, man, Burt Young 198F Rated PO 13 (In one letter to each square, to form SD Shake Zulu After the death of Shaka @ ) Orest Performances: WoH Trap Sal­ 1:00AM CD All in the Faroily T h e 'H o m estead Stereo) Zulu's mother Nandi, Shaka goes into a de­ Center tonight after the 7 p.m every Sunday afternoon from 2 to A fining dining experience tcith • country mntique fimir. four ordinary words. utes Dizzy Qillespie: An All-Star Tribute CD Amorica'a Top Tan lu S A ] Cartoons mented frenzy of carnage and destruction. University of Hartford- to the Jazz Master Sonny Rollins, W y n ­ 4. except Easter Sunday. On Shake Zulu’s actions result not only in de­ QS Runaway Whh ttia Rich and Farooua Chicken and ton MarsaliS) Carmen McRae and flora Northeastern University basket­ f ’ f 6:30PM dD Family Ties ' sertion by all except his wife Pampata, but Singer-actress Barbi Benton in New Zea­ March 13 and April 10. there will CAXTE Purim are among those celebrating Dizzy Now Serving Prime Rib CLl (40) A B C N e w s (CC) also the fall of his empire. (2 hrs.) land; Cancun, Mexico; St. Thom as in the ball game. ’The concert will start be rug-hooking bees, which the "A Gillespie’s '70th birthday. (9 0 min.) (In U.S. Virgin Islands. (11J Jeffersons Part 2 of 2 [C N N ] PrimeNews at about 9; 30 p.m. A ticket costs public may watch or join. Tuesday thru Sunday 649-3361 ^ J Stereo) ® Matchmqkar $8, whibh covers the game and (22) ( ^ ) N B C N e w s (CC) [E S P N ] Mickey Thompson Series: Off- ® Honaymooners Connecticut Mmgmsine''I—'' tin MANCHESTER PARKADE Road Racing From Anaheim, Calif. (60 (9)'Can You Be Thinner? (24; Nightly Business Report dD Noticiero UnMsion concert. I9B8 Bert Prime Ribt / Bert Derrertr - min.) (Taped) 9 ) Alice - Open 7 Days west Middle Turnpike GOUBS ^38. Bosom Buddies dD McLaughlin Group Arm chair traveler *WURS: / Lunch: Tuev. • Fri. 11*4 [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘Mannequin’ A depart­ dD Gene Scott r41J Noticiero Univision ment store w indow dresser falls in love ®D Star Trek Out the back, Jack • Dinner: Tue*.*Thur^. 5-9 PM / Fri. A S«e. 5-10 PM [C N N ] Crossfire The film “Peru: Ancient and (61) Love Connection with a mannequin that comes to life only in [C N N ] Headline Nows £un. Brunch l6:30-l:30. Dinner 3-9 PM — Take Out Service his presence. Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cat- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Still of tha Night' A The ballet adaptation of " Jack Modern” will be shown this VA/HAT KIKJP O F A [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 [D I S ], W h o A m I T h is Tim e ? A timid psychiatrist becomes increasingly in­ trail, Estelle Getty. 1987. Rated PG. (In hardware salesman (Christopher Walken) c a r e e r [ESP N ] Sports Trivia volved with the mysterious mistress of a and the Beanstalk” will be weekend as part of the Bushnell c PONISH : d i p T H A T Stereo) acting in a local theater p r^ u c tio n isn't Piano Bar Thlirs. Fri. & Sat. CROOKEC7 SCULPTOR murdered patient. Meryl Streep. Roy presented Saturday at 3 p.m. by Travel Series. Allen Hubbard, 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) 7:00PM (d) CBS News (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: SpaceCamp' (CC) Five sure if a woman pursuing him is in love with Scheider, Jessica Tandy. 1982. Rated PG. CARVE OUT FOR ( D N e w s teen-,agers spending a summer at a camp him or his stage character. (6 0 min.) the Connecticut Conceji Ballet. the film maker, will be on hand to for future astronauts ore accidentty thrust [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Gats HIAASELF? [M AX] MOVIE: 'Club Paradise' A MansHeld ■ 456-2240 Thf Homcsicnd (T ) ( ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC) into space when an experimental robot Outragaous The performance will he at narrate the film. Showings at seedy, run-down island resort becomes — ^ ($ $100,000 Pyramid tampers with the test firing of a space the center of action after the owner writes 1:05AM CD Love Boat Manchester High School audito­ Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial TRALEY shuttle. Kate Capshaw, Lea Thompson, Now arrange the circled letters lo (iij (^ Cheers flashy travel brochures to put life into the rium . Tickets will be available at Hall are tonight and Saturday at (orm the surprise answer, as sug­ Kelly Preston. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Week^d pedals ^ Qe) College Basketball: Hartford vs. old place. Robin Williams. Peter O'Toole, Featuring gested by the atxzve cartoon^ 1:20AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Toachera' . the door, at $4 for general / 8 p.m.. and Sunday at 2 and 5 Northeastern (2 hrs ) (Live) [U S A ] Otherworid Twiggy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (CC) A teacher stands up to the system admission and $2 for students ! p.m. Tickets are between $3.25 Margarltas • Chicken Florentine______^8.25 d ® M -A * S * H 8:30PM CD Entertainment Tonight 10:30 P M (g) INN Nows when his overcrowded school is s u ^ for awarding a diploms to an illiterate student. and senior citizens. and $5 each. Answer here: A d $ MacNeil / Lehrer New^hour dD (g ) Well Street Week Steaks • Scallops Piccante ------..^8.25 x n m ii’n - (38) Odd Couple Nick Nohe. JoBeth Williams. Judd Hirsch. Seafood (Answers tomorrow) Barney Miller 8:40PM [D IS ] OTV Si) Lunas v Viames con Barral 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) fumbles: YOUNG SIEGE GOODLY OBLONG ( ^ dS) Win. Lose or Draw (g ) Don Ebbellng Show 1:30AM CD Get Sinart • Our Zannelloni »^MltaMMo• -...... J B .9 5 Yesterday’s 9:00PM CD Dellee (C C ) The battle be- & Answer: What do you call a wet pup?— (4Tj Rosa Salvaje tween B ^b y and Lisa over Christopher 1 1 : 0 0 P M CD CD ® ® N ew s'* GD Fan Club Rib Eye Steak ------*8.25 A SOGGY DOGGY comes to a head, while Bobby and J.R. Cinema Food From South • Nightly Business Report ® M -A -S -H CD Entaitalnment Tonight Cl argu4 over J.R.’s involvement with Lisa. CD ' dD Three's Company of the Border • Bay Scallops w/MO(ood auffino------*8.25 (6 0 min.) CD NBA Bssketball: New Yortc Knicks at GD INN News STEAK Nim lo Moel. JnroW. took Ho. IS k i.tU .N o lor OM. [C N N ] Moneyline Golden State Warriors (2 hrs.. 30 min.) ood luooiloe. Imio JuoWlo. c*> Hit. o « * n » (« l. P.O. Morton Downey Jr. (9 ) $100,000 Pyramid ______IneJufi* yo«f «*ir8. a O d f* ind tip cod* and mck* row* attack pcyibl* to Ncwp«p4rt)oot4 [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Barefoot Executive'* (Live) . H A R TFO R D • Fresh Baked S cro d *6.95 ( 0 ) Story' A 9 Kolchak, the Night Stalker Kolchak's WEST HARTFORD A network page uses his girlfriend's pet MOVIE: 'The Neverending Clntmo CHv — The Lost Emperor Elm 1A 2— FOtol Attroctlon (R ) F rI7, bopkish youngster enters a fantasy world SS INN Nsws suspicions are raised when a foreign moss chimpanzee to predict hit T V shows. Kurt (PG-13) FrI 4:30, 9:45; Sot 12,3:15, 6:30, 9:30; Sot ond Sun 2,4:15, 7, 9:30. — Woll • Veal Francaice....,------...... *8.25 when he reads a strange no\)et about the ® Tales From the Darkside is found at a series of murder scenes. (70 Russell. Joe Flynn. W ally Cox. 1971. 9:45; Sun 1,4:30, 8, — Ironweed (R ) FrI Street (R l FrI 7,9:30; Sotond Sun 2,4:15, OPEN EVERY NIGHT struggle to save an irr^inary kingdom min.) (R) Rated G. ' ' ® News (Live) 6:40, 9:50; Sot ond Sun 12:45,3:45, 6:40, 7, 9:30. from imminenf destruction. Noah Hatha­ (9 ) 9 Friday Night VidoM (In Stereo) 9:50. — Broodcost News (R ) FrI 6:50, LA STRADA Restaurant ^ ® Soap [ESP N ] SportsCenter w ay. Barret Oth/er, Tam i Stronach. 1984. 9 GrayhourKi Racing fFrom Raynham 10; Sot ond Sun 12:30, 3:30, 6:50, 10. — 429-1900 SS PEUCULA: 'La Corona dal Cam peon' The Deod (P G ) FrI 7:10, 9:30; Sot ond WILLIMANTIC (Rt. 32, ManaflMd) 471 Hartford [TM C] MOVIE: The Bedroom Win­ dD Police Story Taunton Park Jlllsen Square Cinema — Shoot To dow ' A Baltimore executive claims he wit­ A. Garcia, N. Lazareno. Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10, 9:30. Miami Vice (C C ) The investigation 9 What a Country! Robert learns hs'H Kill (R ) FrI 5:15, 7:15,9:15,11:30; Sot 1, nessed *a viplent assault to protect the d Z lS C T V A p t r o g r a p h of a cocaine smuggler introduces Tubbs to receive a small fortune from his family, but 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:15, identity of tKe wom an w ho actually saw it. ( - a Native American enthusiast who's wag­ dD Three's Cg [C N N ] Larry King Live suspicious origin brings together an un­ (PG) FrI 8 advance screening with , usual today. It you have a strong hunch ( S Current Affair son, Deborah Shehon, James Coco. 1987. 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, J2; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, Preeenit A New Diverri/iedMenu [D IS ] Booker LeVar Burton, Shelley Du­ likely pair of investigaiors to track dow n Three Men and o Baby iPG ) FrI 9:50.— .Served’with ulad, bread, (g ) Jaopardyl (CC|. Rated PG. Switching Chonnelsleli (P G ) Sot 8 advance 7:15,9:15. Fab. 27,1968 about something, take appropraite CD vall and Shavar Ross star in this story of the arsonists. Paul Williams. Pat M cCor­ and choice of rice pilaf, iHar^ord iRpad Ctrfc [U S A ] Night Flight: Rick Bhaw'e: Kick mick. 1982. screening with Three Men and a Baby s halian Cuirine * Seafood ■ F o w l ■ Steafcf • R ib t * A collective venture will be resurrected action. CD Barney Miller young Booker T. Washington and his Box Shadow R o ^ Knock Knock Shan­ (P G ) Sot 9:50. — Moonstruck (P G ) FrI or baked potato. and revitalized In the. year ahead. You VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Today, you QS INN Newa dream of learning to read and write. (60 ghai Samurai Take That Take Out Thee- CD Divorce Court and Sat 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:25, 9:45, 11:50; Movie rating guide. A Dining Room With A View will have several associates in this ar­ may have an oppoHunIty to get to know @8 M*A*S*H min.) • ter. From Behind the Great Well C D MOVIE: 'A Fine Madness' A poet’s Sun 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:25, 9:45, — Shoot to better someone interesting you've re­ 3 between his artistic temperament Motion Picture Association of Lunch Served rangement and each will contribute to SS) High School Baaketball: NFA at Struggle t Kill (R ) FrI and Sat 12:30, 2;40, 4:50, [E S P N ] Track and Field: USA/Mobil 1 1 :3 0 P M CS) d D Late Show From A u­ and tlM demands of domestic life result ir>,: 7:35, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, America rating definitions: SUNDAY BRUNCH Its success. cently met. This is a relationship worth - Waterfted (2 hrs.) (Live) Chem p^ahips From New York's Madi- gust 1987. Comic Cheech Marin, actor 7:35, 9:50. — Good M orning, Vietnam from 11;00-5:(X) developing. a creative block. Sean Connery. Joanr>e . G — General audiences. All Enjoy Winter's beauty 11:30-2:30 PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Challenges @ Newlywed Game soO/Square Garden. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Jan-Michael Vincent, recording artists Woodward, Patrick O'Neal. 1966. (R ) FrI ond Sot 1,4:15, 7:20,10:05,12:15; Dinner from 5:00-10:00 pm tend to bring out ydur better qualities LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Yourflnancial Julian Cope and Linda Hopkins, and comic Sun 1,4:15,7:20,9:55, — Action Jackson ages admitted. 08) Barney Millar Part 2 ol 2 [TjM C ] MOVIE: Big Trouble in Little today, whether they are of a serious na­ prospects are extremely encouraging Bob Zany with host Paul Rodriguez. (60 (iD Dampsay ft Makapaaca Dempsey (R ) FrI and Sat 12:40,2:50, 5, 7:15,9:30, PG — Parental guidance sug­ China’ (CC) A macho truck driver ven­ sets out to rescue a kidnapped girl. (60. on the mountain... today. II you have something In the mill SS) Hollywaod Squarea tures below 's Chinatown min.) (R) (In Stereo) 11:45; Sun 12:40,2:50,5,7:15,9:30 — The 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT ture or merely friendly competition wiyi min.) Serpent and the Rglnbow (R) FrI and gested. Some material may not pals. Know whore to look lor romance that could enhance your Inbome, give It @ ) Wo f Survival (R) district to rescue a friend's kidnapped fian­ G D ® ^ Wintdk Olympics Highlights of [ESPJlf] Sport. Look Sot 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:50, 10, 12; Sun be suitable for children. 60 yiUa Louita Road. Bolton, C T 646-3161 647-0489 and you'll find it. The Matchmaker set top priority. S9 Far / Ties cee. Kurt Russell. Kim Cattrall. Dennis Dun. the day's events, from CaigarY. (Live) 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:50, 10, — Three Men SCORPIO (O ct 24-Npv. 22) KriQwledge 1986. Rated PO-13. (In Stereo) QD Honaymoonars i - [U S A l Night .Ftiqht: Video Ctassica and o Bobv (P G ) FrI and Sot 12:20,2:30, PG|13 — Special parental gui Instantly reveals which signs are roman­ [C N N ] Crossfire and experien<» are your two most reli­ L [U S A ] MOVIE: 'A Boy and Hi* Dog' A 4:40, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, dance strongly suggested I6r tically perfect lor you. Mall $2 to Match­ [E S P N ] SpeedWaek ® Nauropsychology of Wa&ht Control 2:05AM CD News (R) 7:30, 9:40. — School Daze (R ) FrI and Now Serving... maker, c/o this nqtjtspapor, P.O. Box able allies^ today. Conduct your affairs young man and his dog face the difficuities children under 13. Some material THRECPENNYPUB- 8:00PM CD Beauty and the Beeet The 6f the year 2 024 when the earth is a post- ( S ) ( S ) Tonight Show (In Stereo) • Sot 1, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40,12:10; Sun 1, 4:15, 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. along the'-same lines that have previ­ 2:30AM CD High Rollara 7:10,9:40. — Frantic (R) FrI and Sat 12, may be inappropriate for young Special Luncheon Daily AND • Pizza • Calzones • Spinach ously produced positive results. discovery of a lost pirate's treasure brings atomic wildemess. Don Johnson. Susanne ( S ) Racing From Plalnsfieid ARIES (March 21-April 19) Something Benton. Jason Robards. 1975. [CN N ] Spoita Lotanlght 2:20,4:40,7:40,10:10,12:15; Sun 12,2:20, children. SAGITTARHJS (Nov. 23-Oac. 21) There greed and jealousy to the Tunnel W orld, as (9) Hogan's Haroas 4:40, 7:40, 10. — A Night In the Life of 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm ' PIZZARIA Pie • Pasta • Veal • Chicken that you have been anxious to change well as danger to Catherine. (SO min.) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Maaiieat Man In the R — Restricted. can be satisfactorily altered at this time. is a strong possibility that you may be 9 :3 0 P IV ^ ^ ) Fourth Estate (S ) Naws (CC). Jimmy Reardon (R) FrI and Sot 12:50, MOVIE: ‘Acroea the Pactfic' A Secret World' Good natured lawyer discovers the Monday thru Saturday • and Much Morel able to benefit from a situation today CD (StUpdew on the Royal Visit Sports Tonight Anchors: Fifed 2:55, 5, 7:45, 10, 12; Sun 12:50, 2:55, 5, requires accompanying parent or The end results should benefit loved Service agent is sent to Panama to investi­ [CNN] only w ay to succeed in business is to be where another has already done most Hickman. Nick Charles. 7:45, 9i50. adult guardian. ones as well as yourself. gate Japanese Intelligence activities. Hum ­ Page Fifty Seven nasty. Jack Benny, Pnscilla Lane. Eddie of the spade work. Keep your eyes 'Rochester' Anderson.\ 1943 X — No one under 17 admitted. Open 7 Days a Weak TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An issue phrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Sydney Green- [HBO] M O V lE:^V Chauffeur' (CC) A [D IS ] Adventures of Sharlock Holmaa MANCHESTER Featuring Peking Duck Dinner open. [ESPN] SportsCenter UA Theoterf East — Cinderella (G) Some states may have higher age that has caused discord between you ' street. 1942. male-dominated nmousine service gets [E S P N ] SportsCantar CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) When more *han they ba)'gained for when they Sat-Sun 2:15, '4:30.------— She's... Having I a and your mate can be amended today. C D I S ) XV Winter Otympica (CC| [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Stripes' (CC) T w o re­ [M A X ] m o v ie : Tha Malibu restrictions. for »14.95, per person hire their first female driver. Deborah Fore­ 2:40AM Baby (PG-13) FrI 7:20,9:40, Sotond i Plano Bar Entertainment However, it will be up to you lo make the making social arrangement today, be Scheduled events include medal rounds in cruits spark an international incident when Bikini Sra>p' (CC) Two brothers, one a man. Sam Jones, E.G. Marshall. 1986. 2, 4:15, 7:20, 9:40. — Throw Momma JOY (Min. for two) Thursday, Friday & Saturday overtures. sure that what is of Interest to you is of Ice Hockey; W om en's Slalom in Alpine their joyride in a prototype vehicle lands beach bum and the other a college grad, From the Train (PG-13) FrI 7:20, 9:20; Rated R. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be alert for equal interest to your mate. If both are Skiing. (3 hrs.) (Live) them in Czechoslovakia. BiH Murray, Har­ inherit a beachfront bikini boutique. M i- Sm and Sun 2, * : i 0 , 7:20, 9:20. — ftta l Food Served 11:30 am - 11 pm EMERGENCY 227 West Middle Turnpike an opportunity for financial gain today in accord, you'll have a d|UI. CD Evening Magazim 10:00PM (£ Falcon Crest (CC) Trou­ old Ra/nis, W arren Oates. 1981. Rated R. ' chael David Wright. Bruce Greenwood, Attnictlon (R) FrI-Sun 7, 9:30. Barbra Horan. 1986. Rated R (In Stereo) Fire — Police — Medical O F T H E i * f from other than your customary AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab.'l9) Make it a - (jS Hill Street Bluet ble arises between Richard and Maggie [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stripper' Six women VERNON __ Manchester Jk Taka Out Service point today to try to get closer to people over her new role as housewife; Lance talK.sbout their lives and livelihood as they Ths MANCHESTER PARKADE sources. It may be developed through ( S ) MOVIE: 'Zapf^r A shy science whiz 3:00AM (B) SlzeeU of San Francisco — Cinderella (G ) Sat ond 9 oniinues investigating t h ^ deaths in the prepare to compete at the First Annual cine 1 A 2 someone In your field of endeavor. who can advance your career goals. develops telekinetic powers after a lab sc- Sun 1:30. — She's Having o Bobv manor house. (60 min.) Stripper's Convention in Las Vegas. Ja­ [CN N ] Nsws Overnight D IA L 9 1 1 ^ West Middle Turnpike CANCER (June 21-July 22) Everyone Contacts that you establish at this time ciifent. Scott Baio. Willie Aam es, Scatman (PG-13) FrI 7:10, 9:20; Sot and Sun 3, 5, nette Boyd. Sara Costa. 1986. Rated R. (In [ESPN] SpaedWaak 7:10, 9:20. — Fatal Attroctlon (R ) FrI 7, Jn Manchester 649-3361 involved will tare better today if you as­ will prove beneficial. -XCrothers. ro tf 1962. dD (1) ® News 9:40; Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:40. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 26, 1988 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. 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Small conge­ Immadlat* lull tlm* poaltlon 2.1 shot V and hold harmless the Man­ nial office. Anne Miller avallaUa. CT lloana* raqulrad. of duties for Independ­ 14x25 family room, 2 chester Herald, Its officers liver to honor boxes ent person. 'Must be fireplaces, 3 bedrooms 3. Cranberry ' j and stores. Established Real Estate. Idaal oapdldal* would possaa* 5 and employee* against any 647-0000.------years axpadsne* In rs^dantlal reliable and good with with walk upattic, 2 cor 4. Comhusker and all liability, loss or route. Work approxi­ customers. Sonre garage. Anne Miller expense, Including attor­ LUNCH and dinner food squipmani Installatlori. repair 5. Guillotine s ' mately 6 hours per and mtinlansne*. Will oonsidsr bookkeeping expe­ Real Estate 647-BOOO.d r 2 j w 5 ^ neys' fees, arising from week-get paid for 10. servers, doorman, bar- 6. (a) Bruin — Claws (y) • »p .r claims of unfair trade practi­ tUolliars. EastoflharlvsrssrvlG* rience helpful but will SOUTHERN New Eng- '/• -<5 Must be available at back, cocktail server. (b) * Leo — Mane (x) ces, Infringement of trade­ Weekend nights. The srsa, IlmltsdarlgM ssrvio* could train. All benefits bald. lo n d . classitleld ads marks, trade names or pat­ press time (1:00pm) b* sn*ne*|[ naw van, Itrily Monday-Frldav 8am- reach nearly 800,000 (c) JumboTusks (v) PEANUTS by CbariM M. Bchult dally and Friday even­ Gollery Restaurant. (d) Billy — Homs (z) ents, violation of right* of 659-2656. loaded, axoAlant wages and bs> 5pm In Manchester. homes In Connecticut' privacy and Infringement of ings at 12;30am. Deliv­ nanta Call snyHih* Call 649-5030. and Rhode Island. The' (e) Chanticleer — Spurs (w) ery of papers takes NOW, SHE 5 PROPPING copyright and proprietary price for a basic 25 she's H0LPIH6 /V\Y S0RRV,6UV5,.I KNOW rights, unfair competition approximately 1 hour. WILSON OIL CO. E N T R Y Level. Success­ THEM IN THE SNOW, RECEPTIONIST ful financial profes­ word ad Is only 555 and MITTENS IN HER HANP.. JUST HOW you feel ,. and libel and slander, which Monday-Saturdav, de­ 6 4 5 -8 3 9 3 ANP WALKING AWAV... mov result from the publica­ sional needs an will appear In 43 news­ pendable cor a must. Haussmann papers. For more In­ ~ T f Mr. Twitnittle saves 3it a month on electricity tion of any advertlsment In Call Bob at 647-9946. F U L L and part time posi­ appointment secre­ n n HOMES the Manchester Herald by Corporation, . tions available In E l­ tary, Male/Female, to formation call Classi­ by turning off the lights each time he blinks.” c iwpyNtA.* advertiser. Including adver­ coordinate schedule fied, 643-2711 and ask 1 ^ FOR SALE FOR SALE the recognized leader In lington, Hebron, tisements In any free distri­ Andover and Morlbo- aqd set appointments, for detalls.Q bution publications pub­ the commercial refrig­ expand business acu­ BRAND nesV Raised COVENTRY. An excel­ lished by the Manchester CUSTOMER Service. We rough group homes tor MANCHESTER- 2 family lent opportunity tt5own TH E GRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr eration Industry, Is In developmentally dis­ men. Evenings from Ranch, 3 rooms each Ranches located In o ' i - Herald. Penny Sleffert, ore looking for respon- beoutiful area of Ndrth vour own country F need of a receptlonlst- 5-9pm. Salary and lib­ Publisher. slttle service minded abled adults. Call 928- side, handy location, IW IU $E6V6 NO.fLIME /typlat Strong oommu- eral Incentives. Good good Investment for Coventry. 1900 square home. Reasonably .P B a ^ E C T . Individuals to handle 0515. t) 1986 UnHAd F—lu>b.Svn»l.r<«ip Inc .N O T Y E Ty .. r Q u t nlcotlon skills neces­ career start. Phone $137,500. P h llb ric k feet ot living area. 7 -priced 5 room Ranch m \ , PEFDBErr^-nME, LOST customer Inquiries. GROWING Wllllmantic ^wlth spacious kitchen sary. Light typing and M r. Nathan. 646-5599. Agency, 646-4200. rooms, 1'h boths. In­ ' The position requires travel agency needs cluding o master both, and living room lo­ AND FOUND clerical work required. MANCHESTER cor ren­ MANCHESTER-Bowers HAQAR TH E HORRIBLE by Dik Brown* enthuslam, Independ­ experienced agent fa­ flreploced, custom cated on large rural ent thinking and organ- miliar with Apollo. tal agent, full time School area. Over 2,000 lot. Si21,900. Century 21 FOUND. Mole, Benll Our fringe benefit positions with benefits. raised birch cabinets, type. Block and White Izatlon. Good com­ package Includes group Send resume to: R. square feet In this ex­ pull down attic stairs, Epstein Realty 647- ThtBRB'e Ot>JLY I200M FOR, ' p£/\^AbiP munication skills and a VIolette, P.O. Box 3146, Monday-Frldov 8dm- panded 3 bedroom 8895.0 doo. Manchester- medical, life and dental 5pm. Light office work, gorgeous atrium door OHB THIS Houee I Vernon line. At Vernon pleasant telephone Vernon, C T 06066. Cape with master bed­ from dining room to f^C O U h iTj InsurancB, pension experience preferred, room suite. 2 baths, EAST Hartford. Wolfing pound. manners ore gssentlal. RETIRED? Bored? Light deck, separate kitchen tor you I Lovely 2 bed­ Hours 3:30-7:30pm, plan, and'401K savings will train. Call Sue dining room, country E assembly work. Hours rear door, oil thermo- 646-0128. kitchen, first floor fam­ room, tViboth tri-level Monday-Frldov, 7- pilan. Call Debbie lust right. Pleasant pone windows, burled newer unit with ott- NOTICB TO CRBOITORS 10am, Saturday. ily room, garage, 16x32 ■Al ESTA TE OP HausBmann working atmosphere. oil tank plus o treed oched garage. Easy KATHERIN HAMPTON, Pleose call Jeanne ot Call 646-8228. IMMEDIATE 0PENINB8 pool. S17L900. Call'af­ ocre lot with stone ter 5 p.m. 649-4477. commute to. Hartford. O/k/0 KATHERINE W. 647-9946 for more Corporation walls. $180's. Blan­ $132,900. Century 21 Ep­ HAMPTON, O/k/0 Information.______DISPATCHER. Full time F U U TIME 94 Eastern Road position ovollable for MANCHESTER. "Brand chard 8i Rossetto Real­ stein Realty 647-8895.0 KATHERINE (JULIA) Glastonbury, C T new listing” Spacious HAMPTON detail oriented Individ­ •Dalivery tors, "W e're Selling YOU Can't ludge a book The Hon. William E. ntx- ual. Quality customer and clean 7 rooms, Vh Houses" 646-2482.D CAPTAIN E^SY by Crook* A Catale 633-4633 baths, 3 bedrooms, re­ by Its cover! You con''I't Garald, Judga, of th* Court service, skills and CR T •Offka MANCHESTER. Exciting Imagine how surprised -GIVES US SOME TSPUWKV of Probata, District of Mon- CIRCULATION Area Ad­ creation room, kitchen chastar at a haorlne hold on visor. Housewives, experience a plus. home convenient to you'll be when you see SATISFACTION IW V KIPS. CONSTRUCTION Apply: United Gable •Salas appliances, tool shed schools, recreation Fabruory 22, 19M ordarad mothers with young Laborer-with expe­ and nice aulet street! I the Inside ot this mag­ OUR REQUEST TO - that oil claims must, ba pra- T V , 200 Boston Turn ­ and business. Not o nificent antique home. santad to tti* fiduciary at th* children, students. rience. Mustbeover 18, PEARLS JV AND $154,900. Lindsey Real Earn extra money with pike, Bolton. EOE. ride by. Must be seen. 4 7 rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, oddrass balow. Follur* to must have good driv­ APPLIANCE , Estate. 649-4000.O bedrooms, modern TH E PHANTOM by Laa Falk A 8y Barry ■ promptly prasant any such vour own part time lob. ing record. Coll after 1'6 baths, keeping ' claim may result In th* loss MANCHESTER. "Brand both ond lavatory. Eat room with beehive Bring vour children 6pm. 643-0150. ______NIGHT MANAGEr 649 Main Straat new llsitng" Excep­ HCIW CAN WE ? THEV HAVE (VE NEED TIME . tOU CAN ‘ of rights to rscovsr on such ' with you and save On In kitchen, new 34x10 oven, natural wlde- TMlJNPER&TICKe THAT PEUAV THEM-. LIKE THIS.'. . claim. EVERGREEN Lawns, Produce Shlpper/Re- tional 9 rooms (ap­ rear deck, lower level boord floors, beamed BRINC5 DEATH. babysitting costs. 21 one ot C T's oldest lawn 643-2171 proximately 2800 Johanna Brudsr Roy, hours per week, solorv ceiver needed . for with separate heat ceilings, 4 fireplaces, Assistant CItrk core com panies Is square feet) 4 bed­ zone has recreotlon approximately 1 acre. plus gas allowance. Su­ seeking career or­ Wholesale Produce WAITRESS and dis­ rooms, recreation Th* fiduciary Is: , pervise our carrier room, laundry and Tip-top condition, op- Gordon w. Hampton iented Individuals for House. Salary M(X) to hwasher tor new Man­ room, 2 kitchens and boys and girls. If you workshop. D.W. Fish proximotelv 1600 Executor Its management team. •500 per week plus be­ chester restaurant. dinning area, possible Realty 643-1591.0 square feet. $162,000. c/o Thomas A. Amato, Esq. like kids, want a little Job responsibilities In­ nefits,' depending on Flexible hours. Good In-law suite plus In- MANCHESTER D u ­ Jackson 8i Jackson . 357 East Cantsr Streat Independence and vour pay. Free meals. Call Monchastar, Ct 06040 . clude: customer ser­ experience. Please call ground pool. Profes­ plex. CA) $1S3,900-Open Real Estate 647-8400.P own Income. Call 647- vice, trouble shooting, 645-6720 leave message. sional landscaping and 051-02 9946. floor plan, 2 large bed­ BRAND new llsitingll problem diagnosis and Sardilli FruK and EV ER G R EE N Lawns has beautiful view of Hart­ rooms, 1'/2 baths, 2 cor ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson ford I Don't miss this Elegant 10 plus- room resolution and market­ openings for hard tondem garage. Lovely Colonial on A rv in e ' r-C - LIQUOR PERMIT ing tasks. Experience Produ(» Co. at working Lawn Care one I $289,500. LIndsev fORCRVIM'OUTLOOD.',! NOTICE OF APPLICATION landscaped yard. (16) Place. 4 bedrooms, In turf, agronomv re­ Techniclon. $300 plus Real Estate. 649-4000. □ $178,900-2 bedroom s, WASM'TREAILVGOIHQ INSERTERS. Part time 5 2 5 -3 2 3 7 master bedroom with ' This Is to giv* nolle* that I, quired. Good salary, per week istortlng sa­ 30 Locust Street. 2 tomllv, 116 baths, dining room sitting room, brand \lly TOTHBOWHI^MXyWM.' : DONALD H. W HITE Ot 127 Inserters wanted. Good year round employ­ INSURANCE Office. lary. Year round work 4 rooms each. Excel­ overlooking sunken n ;w state of the art . HIGHLAND STREET, MAN- pay! Must be available ment. Call 649-8667. available. Will train. • CHESTER, CROMMOhovafllad Clerical Including typ­ lent location. Nice lot. living room, 2plus cor kitchen, 2 fireplaces, before press time High school diploma Owner financing possi­ ' on oppllcatlan plocardad FE­ (12:30pm) Monday- E V E R G R E E N Lawns has ing and telephone re­ tandem dorage. D.W. 1st floor family room, BLONDIE by ean Young a Stan Drake BRUARY 18,19M with th* Oa- openings for hard quired. • Jewell- Eno- and good driving re­ ble. $179,000. 646-2426. Fish Realty 643-1591.P 2'6 baths. Fresh paint portmant of Liquor Control o Frldov, and midnight quired. Call 649-8667 for 9-5 weekdays. on Friday evenings. working Lawn Care lond Insurance. MANCHESTER. Newly and paper throughout, RESTAURANT LIQUOR for Technician. $300 glus Intervlew/appointmeni HERBS AUNT WAMIR.THE SHE ONCE DANCED THE J WOW' ' tha sola of alcoholic liquor on Interested? Coll Bob at 646-4662. MANCHESTER. For sole constructed 4 bedroom very tastefully deco­ 1 per week storting sa­ rated, brand new vinyl LADV OAREDEVIU CHARLESTON ON THE ^ ' tha pramisas 250 HARTFORD 647-9946. F U L L Tim e position In by owner. 3 bedrooms, .Colonial with private WING OF A FLVINS PLANE .ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT lary. Year round work PH O TO G R AP H ER . Nas- large lot, built 1857, country atmosphere. siding adds lust the ' 06040. Tha businass will be, RECEPTIONIST and As- available. Will train. growing company do­ finishing touch to this ing woodsiding, remo­ sltf Studio Is looking pool, wood stove, ex­ 216 boths, flreploced ' owned by TODD D. WHITE slstont In Manchester High school diploma for weel groomed Indi­ cellent condition. Prin­ exceptional homel AND DONALD H. W H ITE ^f doctor's office. Ma­ deling and custom family room odlolns u and good driving re­ viduals who enlov ciples only. No agents. kitchen. Large master $329,000. Jackson 8, , 359 NORWICH ROAD, SOUtH ture, dependable and trim. Call 646-0153 ask 2 quired. Call 649-8667 for Jackson Real Estate WINDHAM, CT 06226 & 127 for Roger. working with people to $134,900. Coll 643-1554 bedroom with master VZA HIGHLAND STREET, MAN­ pleasant personality o Intervlew/appolntmen! train for wedding pho­ 647-8400.U .JoL. most. Must enlov pa­ both boasting double CHESTER, CT 06040 and will O F F IC E position ovollo- tography. Please call vanity and whirlpool BONUS! Bonus I Bonus! ba conducted by DONALD H. tient contact. Great ble. Good typing ability Joan. 643-4995. BUILD YOUR ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue WHITE os permittee. working conditions. G R A M P Y'S corner Store tub. A front .porch and A rare find tor the has Immediate open­ and pleasant telephone lovely reor deck ore price! Just 14 years old DONALD H. W HITE Afternoon hours. Call personality .required. DREAM HOUSE I GOTTA GO \ HEY,OOP.' lOH.SURE! AN7 YOU DON'T HE WENT rviSIT / GADFRY! THAT NOW THAT'S . ings for cashier clerks. BUSINESS among the many other this 6 room Raised A RELATIVE IN TH' I M EA N S I'M interesting ! Dated 23rd, February, 1988. 646^153 leave message Call 649-8667 tor Inter­ TALK TH' WIZER tGUZ SAID NwHATS TH/^ HAVE TO with service. Flexible* hours, liberal OPPORTUNITIES omenljles this new Ranch Is graced with INTO TAKIN' HIS Iy 'CAN MOVE) WIZER ( WORRY ABCmT HIGHLANDS, AN' \ STUCK WITH HIS EYES HAVE 050-02 benefits. Apply at 706 view appointment. home has to offer. THERE'S NO TEllIN' I THIS DEAL! COMPLETELY I approximately 8 OLD JOB BACK! y INTO THE XSUPPOSEP V HIM! HE'S m e d i c a l Transcrlp- Main Street, $259,900. D .W . Fish wooded acres. 3 bed­ I ...... VVIZER'S J T'P O ? S L E E P S GONE! WHEN HE'LL BE GLAZED OVER! tlonlst, port time atfer- EARN up to 50% on vour ' i f i BACK! Manchester. INSURANCE CLAIMS Realty 643-1591.□ ____ rooms, fully ap- C P ^ \ A IN . LBO AL NOTICB noons In busy sales of Avon products. loior NOTICB OP DISSOLUTION^ GRAMPY'S Corner Jtore M A N C H ES TER . New to plianced eat In kitchen, 6 Manchester doctor's REPRESENTATIVE Join us tor the New W HAT A O UY by Bill Hoatt « AND NOTICB TO hos Immediate Open- Year. Call 647-1990. market. Immaculate 6 2 full baths, fireplace, CRBOITORS office. Good dicta­ Manchester Insurance lower level lust waiting OP phone ability a must. ^jigs for M o n a g e r- FOR Sale- Passive excer- Will build to your plans room full shed dor- /Manager Trainees. Agency seeks a person mered Cope. 2 full to be finished Into a DON WILLIS OARAOB, Pleasant personality with good telephone clse (toning) Salon In or ours. Choice site on family room. Suitable INC. desired, greot working Duties will Includei Manchester. 649-9990. baths, new thermo- ,ree.iMD\ bookkeeping, schedul­ and office skills to desirable Master's pone windows, newtur- tor horses. Handy To l­ “ I GOT HUNGRY, Notice Is hereby given that conditions. Coll 646- Way. Rear view, 14th land section. $189,900. DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. ing and dolly opera­ handle claims (or of­ noce, new deck with BUT I HATE 5153 leave message HOMES (airway, Manchester new updated kitchen, Jackson 8, Jackson t^oO with an offlea at 18 Ataln with service. tions of store. Profit fice clients. Experi­ TO E AT Straat, IWanchastar, Connec­ sharing. Insurance and ence preferred, but will FOR SALE 'Country .Club. Sum­ hardwood floors, 1 cot Real Estate 647-8400.P ticut 06040, wo* dissolvad by PART Time |obs taking other benefits availa­ I garage and locoted In MANCHESTER- "Vaca- ALONE.” a vote of tha Board of Olroc- care ot Infants In o 'train right person. Ex­ mer construction, ble. Must be oble to cellent environment In All reol estate advertised In great family neighbor­ ■ tlon-at Home" In your TH E BORN LOSER by Art Saniom tors and Sharaholdors. All daycare. Hours 7am- travel and rfelocote. To •428,500. hood. $152,500. Sentry J ' creditors having claim* ora a non-smoking office. the Manchester Herald Is heated In-ground pool ’ directed to prasant them to 1pm or lpm-6pm. Must set up Interview coll sublect to the Fair Housing Call Ralph Viola Real Estate 643-4060.Q plus hot tub sur­ tha low firm of Woodhousa, • be mature. Please call Mrs. Olsen. 1-800-243- Call Donna 646-6050 7^AM e A6 A P56ULA)£., BUT Act of 1968, which mokes It THE HERITABE BRDUP M AN CH ES TER . New to rounded by privote . Rublnow It Macht, P.C., 555 The Children’s Place, 2812. /INDEPENDENT MIeeal to advertise any pref­ market. Exceptional 8 treed.Jot with potlol Main Straat, Manchester, Inc., Manchester. 643- CALDf^BB'V------P O U L TR Y Test house In erence, limitation or discrim­ 633-8311 /S684I878 room Colonial In desir­ Also features 4 bed­ ‘ Connecticut 0604p, on or ba- 5535. INSURANCE CENTER. ination based on race, color, ' fora July 1. 1900, Claims not Columbia. Full time, able Martin School rooms, formal dining INC. rellelon, sex or notional prasantod will ba barred as DRIVERS- Port time will troln. Benefits. origin, or an Intention to District. Formal living room, large eot-ln kit­ provldad In Sac. 33-379do(the school buses ond vans. Coll Arbor Acres moke'anv such preference, room and dining room: chen, and beautiful Connecticut General Sto- P.M. field trips availa­ NATIONAL h e a lth MANCHESTER. ON TH E FA8TRACK by pm Hr.lbrr.nl- tutos. Farms 633-4681 ext 250. limitation or discrimination. Newly listed In most 1st floor family room family room with i f f # ble. 643-2373. EOE. agency serving Man­ The Herald will not know- prestigious area. with sliders to patio thermo pone windows Doted ot Manchester, Inglv occep: any adverllse- Connecticut, this 22nd day of PART Time person, 20 T IR E D of battling the chester area seeking Newer oversized 3 bed­ and beautiful oversized and sliders overlook­ I’P UKf To enthusiastic, energetic ment which Is In violation of lot. Coll (or vour exclu­ ing poolj $200's. Cen­ ‘ p5Aft pcposir V TKI5 , Fabruary, 1900. hours, needed (or traffic to Hartford? A the low. room Garrison Colon­ kSSOflBPOf maintenance. Apply: and goal oriented Indi­ ial built by Ansaldl. sive showing today. tury 21. Lindsey Real ^ #y^.74 M WAV. Richard C. Woodhousa prominent Manchester vidual tor port time cmpiere of Attorney for Salyatlon Army 385 Insuronce agency Is MANCHESTER. 6 by 6 Large living room with $234,900. Sentry Real Estate 649-4000. □. ' Don Wllll* (Joraga, Inc. Broad Street, program director posi­ Duplex. Excellent con­ Estate 643-4060.D privacy. cwgee. seeking a cheerful ma­ fireplace, dining room, V ER N ON - "Brand new Manchester. tion. Responsibilities dition $220,000. Quiet country kitchen, home" terrific layout, 043412 ture person with some Include volunteer de­ MANCHESTER. Beoutl- ; SAVINGS Bonk ot Man­ Insurance background neighborhood, close to beamed ond wood pa­ full V decorated and Im- large rooms, and mil­ velopment, planning schools, shopping. neled family room with lion dollar View from PART TIM E chester. Port time tele­ tor general ottlep Implementation ot ser­ m oculote Cope on FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet phone operator. work. Ability to type is . Aluminum siding,good fireplace and log busline. 7> rooms, 3 deck! Also feotures 4 HELP WANTED vice and rehabilitation Insulation. Full attic, holder, 2<6 baths. Each bedrooms, 2'6 baths, ■ * - 12-4:30pm dally, 12-7pm required. We are look­ and public education bedrooms, 2 cor det­ Thursdoys. 646-1700. ing tor an Indlyidual patio. Call owner 649- room beoutitullv sten­ ached garage. Beauti­ nice family room and PARTTIISe^sobMItute) programs. Send re­ 2216. No Realtors. EOE. who enlovs dealing ciled. Large tastefully ful hardwood floors, ornate wall to wall driyer needed for sume to: Executive Di­ MANCHESTER- 7/4' Du­ finished rec room with stone fireplace, 2 car U with the public. Plea­ rector, 243 East Center root 3 years old. Exte­ newspaper delWerv In sant surroundings with plex. Spacious new ad- wet bar that overlooks rior recently painted. garage with electic op­ Andoyer/Hebron. Coll Street, Manchester dltlon.i Ideal for large o 120X345 foot wooded ener! Only $189,900. complete benefits In­ 06040. This home "most be Donna 649-3467 for de­ HELP WANTED cluding pension. Sa­ family. $185,000. Tully lot. $319,000 Bob Price seen". Strano Real Est­ Century 21. LIndsev tails before llom. lary comm.ensurote NOW Hiring full and or Real Estate. 643-0005. Real Estate. 649-1955. ate 647-7653.0 Real Estate 649-4000.a. PART Time driyer with experience. part time dlshwashers- needed. Must haye own Please write Box P, ,cooks and waitresses. car. Work 2 doys a C/O The Manchester Mr. Steak, 244 Center MANCHESTER week. Coll Julie 871- REPORTER tor after­ Street. 646-1995. noon dally newspaper Herald stating your Wp have just listed a group of condos Ideal for the 2988, leoye message. aualltlcotlons and 9 to coyer town, opyern- HAIRSTYLIST. Full and /first time buyer or the Investment-minded. One C IR C U LA TIO N Crew Su- experience. part time at Fantastic Is one no-trump heart. Usually North-South settled in ment, schools, etc. and two bedroom units In the $64,000 to $76,900 Menehestof *1*$.S00 perylsors. Excellent Some editing and page Sam's In Manchester, NORTH two hearts and made 10 tricks since opportunity tor retl- K-Mart Plaza. Guaran­ price range. Call Denise Reals for more ATTMCTIVE TWO FAMILY P J 6 the trump suit braved well. Occa­ layout experience Ideal for owner occuplod. the right Ipid? . rees, students, moms. helpful. Second shift teed wages with Incen­ Information. Brand naw modern P J 10 5 sionally East or West coipi^ted fur- WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll A p p r o x im a t e ly 20 WANTED, Expanding tives up to $10 per hour. « K Q J 7 hours, M o n d o v - kitchen on one tide. Cen­ By James Jacoby .her with two spades and South bid hours per week. Work Frlday. Send resume housecleaning buls- Paid vacation, medical trally located, doao to all JP A K 6 S three diamonds. With the suits split­ with young adults ages ness looking for hon­ and dental Insurance Just IlstadI Huge Raised Ranch with 4 bedrooms, 2 " WE RB^RET TO INR3RA^ "y o u r OWN PERSONAL " WE G O T TAKEN OVER clips to: Editor, Man­ eonvanlanca*. Vary nioaly WEST EAST Many players, including this w riter, ting and the heart king onside, that 10-15. Monday- chester Herald, P.O. est,^. mature, reliable available. Advonce- baths, fleldstone fireplace In tamily room, finished kapt multl-tamlly horn*. contract made with an overtrick. y o u Ti-tAT'itXI WILLNOr DAILV HOROSCOPE BY A (=ORTUME Thursday 4:30pm- woman to work with ffCent opportunities. Hardwood floor* and full ♦A874S ♦ K Q 9 have droppi^ their opening one-no­ COOKIE COAMWNY." Box 591, Manchester, kitchenette In lower level. An Ideal In-law 1P7 4 3 P K 9 8 trump range from the conservative Lesson: It's fine to open one no- BE RECEIVING-... - ANYAVOFIE. 8:30pm, Saturday C T 06040. No phone me. Call after 2:00 pm. Earn from day one. attic for atorag*. 647-1545. Call 643-8989,9am-8pm. apartment, newly redecorated. 2 car garage, pool ♦ 8 3 ♦ A 9 5 16-18 down to 16-17 high-card points. trump with 15 high-card points. How­ 10am-2pm. Reliable calls pleasel transportation a must. end much more. •180,000. Call Rick Paganl. ’♦ to 7 4 4J983 However, it would be highly unwise to ever, don’t bid it if you have two suits 1 MANCHESTER Village headed by nothing higher than a jack. If you haye the ability Motor Inn needs Front SOUTH bid a IS-point no-trump with two suits Follow the conservative guideline of to motlyate young Desk person, full time Manehetlar •19B)iNW I ♦ 10 5 2 virtually unstopped. Those players V adults and haye some A Colonial with a view. Located In a quiet areaHhIs having stoppers in at least three suits. and Housekeepers. NEED FNEIEHNDMS7 PAQ62 with the N orth hand who did open one sales experience, your GOOK Flexible hours. Basic 8 room home has 3 bedrooms, 2 W baths, first floor ThI* nin* room Colonial ♦ 10 6 4 2 no-trump usually ended up playing earnings potential Is skills required needed family room, master bedroom suite with dressing can (III your naadil It ha* a James Jacoby’s books ‘Jacoby on 4Q2 two no-trump with unfortunate re­ unlimited. Based on The State receiving home facility of the De­ durhio week and wee­ room and bath, wall to wall carpeting. 2car garage. (Iroplacad' living room, Bridge’ and ’Jacoby on Card Games" (IrM floor family room, all Vulnerable: Both sults. Eiast bad an easy shift to the king straight commission. partment of Child h Youth Services in East kends. Please apply In •23S,dOO. . * o f spades a fte r getting in with the ace (written with his father, the late Os­ M4 Call Jeanne, Circula­ W inder, CT has a full-time position available person, 100 East Center hardwood floor*. SKuatad Dealer: South MK9 h H Mi MHi h Hk- •*» ■01/A A know there's a certain magic III wWWI b ■ ■ / | 1 rience. Call 649-0016 perience only. 647-9138. Linda. V- about Classified Advertising. W ^ w A X C IBM IMHbd Fb*w SyDdmia. me MANCHESTER4 6 . HERALD. Friday. Feb. 26.1988 - It I 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 26. 1988. y GET OUR BIGGESr CASH BACK EVER! (A Specioli 1988 FESTIVA L 'Take a Lool \m & m / iBCMfinttlBr FU n M M

pBoFissiSidArTlo!^ cteontna. Dtpentiabis BEST BUY cteonlno weeklv or W- M.t.S. n c i M S S S wteklv. Ton vo«Mrt #x- BUILDERS a Floors iHio now USED CARS pertonco. RcferoncM. a SpooMliIno In oMarfMNIiS frooestlmotos. S 4 6 -2 7 0 7 a Natural S alsinod floor* after 6:00. a No swalng anymoni - Front Wheel Drive a PLANNINQ/OEOION BUICKS TOTAL HOME A OFFICE OiRVtCK John VirMns - MMlhill 4 Cylinder CLEANINfl SERVICES a CUSTOM HOMES 4 Speed lE s r p g n i 1987 BUICK ' Mtr.W *My.Monttrty * ADDITIONS Siook *180. LM PriM NTaO LowMt**. Ca« a DECKS . IHEAW LeSABBE CHRVSlfR E«t*n Wagon COMMEROAL CLEAWM a SIDINQ * Iplumbbo •7048A. KRViCEt-Mai078 a OBUNQA NEnNISHED fw a Pa* aaHmata CONCKETE WORK All Prior Offer*, Prtcas and NEW YORKER TURBO NOW U 2 ,9 9 9 FnAiiAtNa,cnEw PLUMMNIANEATINS InOantlva* are voldl AVAILASLEIL% ■ Bollaf*, piMp*, hot a u liB ip f 1985 BUICK wator tanka, now and TAUGA ASSOCIAYIS PARK AVE. lo4|ianNiETAX raplaoatnant*. % 299 S«dBn. Dark Gray. Cuatom buHdlnp, fram­ 2500 Cash! WEE ^SnMATES •B147A ing, adtflllona, ranoaa- . Equipped with: 147 HP Turbo Nona arid roofing. For a 848-0649 / 228-0618 New Yorker Turbo Engine, Luxury equipment NOW *10,980 INCOME TAX quality ioP at a good PREPARATION prtoo... (^1 Bud at 1988 THUNDERBIRD Market Value *19 ,9 5 2 package. Inc. air, am/FM, F 1987 BUICK In Your Home SOW cassette stereo, aport handling, S- JSS RJL DAVIDtoR Cash Allowance 2,500 CENTURY tnttudln*: ''Nantal a M Sola 7 4 8 leather int. much mote. »H12^35 4 Door Sadan FropHatorahlp. Ca* Jim Whaaiar m m m x w m TURBO COUPE Scranton Discount • NO REASONABLE •7041A omiwA aofiiioai** kipawi J i f c l f l f i L 2.3L EFI Turbo Engine OFFER REFUSED! NOW *9990 REMODELING IgWIGCE. WWKIL iR. From the amalleat repair to Sandoa la O u rU m U m t 5 Speed OD Trans 1984 BUICK PniMNiMNi Tn rngwWAfl tha targeat renovation, we SuaPhon* 741-8882 Climate Control RIVIERA ISVfAStEXFEWENCE wilt do a completo lot). Start Speed Control n s T D R m A Cpa.. Dark Qraan FtnsoiaAL serivicB toilnlah. Free aatimatas. MISGELLAREOUS Electronic Cassette E •6023A REA80NABU NATES CHRVSLER Ncfitage KHckm A SERVICM Graphic Equalizer KKAZMIUm. NOW *10,480 649-6880 Bath Center Clearcoat Paint LeBARONCDUPE ODD lobs, Trucking^ IFYOUBUYOMEy ENROLLED AGENT Come vl*n our thowroom at: Power Lock 1986 BUICK 182 W. Middle Tpko. Home repairs. Yot y o u u G e T A W O tayaamlNSEaparNne* name It, we do It. Fiw Dual Power Seats 1988 MAZDA 929 HIGH-PERFORMANCE LoSABRE Tm fneentm t Ooiwiiaing / Tm Manchestar estimates. Insured. MS' SNaa List Ma.e4a (Oamo) LUXURY SEDAN Eatata Wagon Rear Defroster ILSeSAMmSBOMD- •7547A ixatn m NM> a OM Tw uma 649-! 0304. Cash KMERLEE D. OMEILL ‘ CARpliflRY ODDS and Ends sewing Tilt Wheel NOW *11,980 done In mv l^ome. Call Floor Mats FRBFROHmillAm! • B B REMODEUINI SERVICES 649-7606. Equipped with: Popular 464 7 CompMaa homa rapalm and m- Power Antenna ' LeBaron Coupe 1986 BUICK modaiing. Wa apaciiaii a In batti- WYOUBUYA equipment pkg. including air, LoSABRE TAX CONSULTATION rooma and kaenana. Small aeala HAWKS TREE SERVICE Premium Luxury Group Market Value *15 ,3 8 0 oommaroM work. Raglatartd, in- n s , 5 9 9 light package, power seta, / LImitad Coupa Buokok truck A oMppor. BSump •urad. rataraneaa.r' Electronic Equip. Group Cash Allowance 2,000 AM/FM stereo cassette, plus •2262A PREPARATION pd^nomaL ®roo ootkRosoo* • 48-8185 SpoolAl oonstdoiMtton for ‘ Includes *1000 Factory Rebate 1988 MAZDA MX-6 GT TURBO SPORTS COUPE fOrniAORMSSAIl Scranton Discount more! #1311 NOW *11,580 Call Dan Mosler ofdoity Olid hsodlosppodf NO REASONABLE YO m iGETA W O OFFER REFUSED! 1985 BUICK 049-3329 fm m / 647^7553 PAFERMO SKYLARK TAX ATTORNEY HANDYMAN USeSABlMGSBOm- 4 Door Sadan ataemtawaWSI Home Improvement r •6021A Win adviee and pn^re NAME your own price. 1988 M USTAN G LX zdoor FRB FROMIHIAZM! Father & Son, pointing Pointine • well Foperthg - . ALizAm* Mimprhhirii-huh' hrrw TA,>v>f inr l-tf IVivnim afl tax returns. Ttilne - Ueht Coreentry • 'isiniie Power Locks NOW *7760 I ^ landscapws Electronic Cassette 1985 BUICK FARSAN REM KUN NATHAN HALE 750 Cash Styled Road Wheels 6 6 6 WMfNAM UlMSCWf 1988 MAZDA 626 1,X SPORT SEDAN SOMERSET REGAL ftoom aedWon*. dock*. roo«no, CON!im u c n o N 1988 MAZDA 323 BASE SEDAN aMlno, wtndowi and guNar*. aLotCMarlng Speed Control LeBaron GTS ' 2 Door Coup* Spadallilng In Roofing. a Bruan Ramoval Equipped with: Popular •7826A If ynuVe qrri«u$ abixii BelfiriR a j'tc.il value on a new car, now i$ the px'rfivt lim e to $cc vnur MardaMe OealoT Te$t drive the n ev Mazda avattabta. Can BoO Fanand. Jr. • 81*1* AapfMtt SMnglat > Plantlltg • Sion* Work Dual Electric Mirrors SMOONTIf Market Value *13 ,3 4 3 * FM Nooflng (nMMlwd) ■ Daalgnlno WJPPOMU of yimr cbi'ki’ U \in i ihvuh* io huv...... it, ni.iLi* wKirwnirbe^l he$l deal,.iral>le um ipetiliw H»*nda. fin iita iir N*isv,m, Mazda will vihj 9 ICONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS NOW *5260 FOR SALE I for s a le FOR RENT a GREAT SELECTION bf I I 323's MANCHESTER- Nice 9 MANCHESTER. 157 Ho­ ROCKVILLE. Large 1 *8099‘ Includes *750 Factory Rebate 626's room Contemporary mestead Street. 2 bed­ bedroom, new build­ OTHERS Raised Ranch. 4 bed­ room Townhouse, IV? ing. Washer-dryer MX6's rooms. Main floortom- both, potlo, deck, A/C. hook-up, storage, ca­ 929't 6 L987 OLDS llv room, 7Vi boths, $113,000. 647-9751. ble, stove, refrigera­ RX7'$ [O E L T A B8 fireplace, completely L O V E L Y and large ? tor, carpeting, from Soyal, 4 Door, finished lower level, $475 per month plus •8021A , bedroom brick Town- 1988 F-150 PICKUP excellent location! house, I'/j baths, 950 utllltls. Call -643-8557 NOW *11,990 $335,000. U&R Realty souare feet, small com­ evenings. Co., Inc. 643-2692. □. plex, easy commute to SECOND Floor In two 4.9L EFI Engine OVER 130 TO CHOOSE FROM 1986 DODGE TOLLAND. Expandable 2 H a rtfo rd . $102,900. fomllv'home. New wall COLT bedroom Cope nestled Anne Miller Real Est­ to wall carpeting, ap­ 5 Speed OD Trans with NO Reasonable offer Refused 4 Door Sadan omono apple trees on ate 647-8000.O pliances, 2 bedrooms, Convenience Qoup •7546A approximately 2acres. BRAND new 1 bedroom kitchen, living room, NOW . Gorgeous grounds with Condominium,.cathed­ with -toll attic. 1 cor Handling Package *6780 fleldstone fireplace ral ceilings, lovely garage. $560 per and barbecue. Conve­ dome windows over­ m'onth. No pets. Adults Auxiliary Fuel Tank 1986 TOYOTA niently located. Call looking rolling Elling­ preferred. Security I'/j Headliner PICK UP TRUCK for details! $157,900. ton Hills. $97,900. Anne months. Call 645-8449. •8006A Klernan Realty. 649- Miller Real Estate 647- , Available March 1st. Western Mirrors 1147.0 8000.O NEW Apartments. 1 bed­ CASH NOW *6990 Electronic Stereo M A N C H ES TE R . Lavish LOVELY newer 7 bed­ room, 2nd floor. $625 nooo BACK lifestyle can be yours In room Townhouse with per month. 1 month Tachometer 1985 OLDS this new elegant 4 bed­ sliders to balcony, wal­ security. Petermon SNTTZLItt *11,047 DELTA ROYALE room, 7Vi bath Colon­ kout bosement, private Building Company 649- Sport Wheel Covers 9404. Conquest TSi Brougham, 4 Door. ial. Big windows with bock yard. $119,900. Sliding Rear Window H1346 •7326A woodsy view, fire- Anne Miller Real Est­ EAST Hartford 1 bed­ placed living room, |a- ate 647-8000.G room, first floor. $435 Tinted Glass NOW *8990 cuzzl, skylights and 7 Market Value *J20,465 plus utilities on bus­ Rear Step Bumper NO REASONABLE car garage. Conve- RUSINE S line. Coll 568-1054. Stk. #2028 + 15 More Cash Allowance 1,000 1987 MUSTANG , nientiv located to shop­ 8 OFFER REFUSED! GT COUPE ping, schools and 1-384. PROPERTY MANCI^IESTER. Newer 3 Scranton Discount $$$$$ $374,900. Klernan I bedrcipm Duplex. Cor- ‘ In ck . «* *500 Factory Rabat* Black petlnOb appliances. No *9399 (offer expires 2/29/88 & applies •7550A Realty. 649-1147. DOWNTOWN Manches­ ter. Minutes from pets. $625 monthly. No to non & seven pkg. trucks.) 5 Plus dcres, o rare find! Highway and Hartford. utilities. 3 months se­ 88 mo./86.00C mile NOW *12,990 Beautiful, spacious bi­ 1725 SQUore feet, oil or curity. April 1st. 649- Bumper to Bumper level home on 5.6 prl- '8 5 VOLKSWAGEN port. Well maintained 5132. Warranty vote acre; Is perfect for professional building MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ JEHA 7 generations to live tn 1988 B R O N CO II 4x4 NO 4 Door Sadan with parking. 649-9001. room. $650 per month. EXTRA harm ony. 1st level 645-8201. , Colt 3-Door •7430A boasts 4 bedrooms, 7 CHARGE! baths and flreploced MANCHESTER- 6 room, 2.9L EFI Engine NOW *7980 3 bedroom Duplex. Hatchback family room tor grow­ M0RT6A8E8 1528 1984 DODGE ing family. Lower level Available March 1st. 5 Speed CD Trans offers complete eat In Refrigerator and X LT Trim ARIES kitchen, 1-2 bedrooms, DO N O T GO B AN KR UP TI stove. No utilities. I Market Value *6,928 9 4 Door Sadan living room, both and Stop Foreclosure! Home- Adults preferred. No Air Conditioner *72S4A owners, consolidate your Cash Allowance 500 Equipped*5995 wiUi; 4 Speed, Front Wheel pets. 643-2034. sliders to potto. Land Privacy Glass- NOW *5180 offers unlimited possi­ bills, pay off your credit E L D E R L Y Housing. Now Scranton Discount 433 Drive, Rear Def. Body Side moldlnf. bilities! This property cords, your cor or busi­ Cuatom atilpping, more. ness loon, your mortgage taking applications for Speed Control 1984 MERCURY Is located In Bolton and 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ and save, save your Ti)t Wheel XAPRI Is being offered at homell NO PAYMENTS ments. Coll 528-6522 or jichback Coupa $389,900. Coll for o UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod . 649-9016. Power Locks includaa- 2 2 Lllar 4 Cyl. Englna. 5 Spaad Tran*., Front DIac Brake*, Whit* 8pokyWhaNa,DoublaWaflBad. •7470B showing I Realty credit, late payments or MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ World, Ben o 'It unemployment Is not o room Townhouse, fully PowBr Windows *6480 Frechette Associates w i h and Wm NO QIMI^^^^ JUST A Q H ^ T DEAL. Otlar appHa* to all In atock. non plu* 7 pkg. truck*. problem. Foreclosure as­ oppllonced kitchen, RWL All Season Tires O 646-7709. □ sistance available for the hardwood' floors. No •T147 Uat *18,1*1 ' 1984 PONTIAC DIVORCED and SELF- pets. 3825 per month. 1 Delux Tw o-Ton e Paint sAte- SUNBIRD EMPLOYED. year lease and security THE MAZDA WAY » THE MORIARTY WAY lUAUnO WAMIANTY fQ Ft*®'' 4 Door Sadan ' Swiss Conservative Electronic Cassette ICONDOMINIUMS deposit. 649-0795. THE LEASING *6013A Group at 28MS4-1I36 CL** MANCHESTER. Large 6 professionals VtHl' FOR SALE or 283-4S4-4484. Cast Aluminum Wheels HO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL pee* NOW 6*4860 room Duplex. 3 bed- ,TlO« ‘room.s, 1 both, parking, BtO' AN Elegant portrayal of ROOMS no pets. Lease and All Negotiated Prices Include 1 9 8 4 C A D IL L A C the modern -lifestyle Coupa.Da Villa. IFOR RENT security deposit. $650 ta<**‘ con be seen In this 2 .00* WhRa/Dk. Blua plus utilities. Ask for *13,799*lncludM *500 Factory Rabate 11 A L L DEALER PREP 3) HAND WASH AND WAX I iHCt' •0171A bedrobm, IV^ both Sa­ FEM ALES preferred. $60 Connie 646-7709. gO lem Cope end unit In ALL VEMfCLfS $ U M C T TO •WOh $ALt - MOTmPON8IBLe •Off TY^QMAHICAL EAffOAS il AUTO ARMOUR UNDERCOATING 4) 3 YR. 50,00 MILE BUMPER TO ffliC** o week plus $60deposlt. 3 Room oportment. ,£) AUIW7 MIUTIVWI* w b i i m GCP lAfAPRANTY NOW *10,980 the Lydoll Woods com­ Coll 649-9472, Mdndoy - BUMPER WARRANTY munity. Cleon and cap­ Heated, stove, refrlg- Friday. 3;30to8;00pm. erotor. References and 5) PROFESSIONAL SALE - NO HIGH PRESSURE lywpp. ■0LiPW| tivating. Enloythe out­ Ask for Eleanor. side Inside through The security. Coll after dual atrium doors. FEMALE Preferred- 4:30. 649-9021. Thafa Why ^ Priced at only $153,900. Clean, quiet, busline. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Gonna Buy My Blanchard 8, Rossetto Kitchen privileges. room DvPiex.. $750 Coll 647-9813 evenings. kc Mentdo Realtors, "W e're Sel­ monlhly plus utilities. Rot) S to|i(«KC^>, . ling Houses" 646-2482.0 9 BROTHERS bdt GO Off l-M 1'/i baths, modern klt- 0 7 MANCHESTER. North- i^iAPARTMENTS cheq, nil appliances. 2 field Green. Spacious »I f OR RENT rnopWis security. Ref­ 100 WINDSOR AVE., RTE. 83, ROCKVILLE, CT. 875-3369 H o u n i Townhouse with fin­ erences. No pets. 643- Open EvBtiinB* ^ P**"* Cothe In And See Us ished bgsement, 3 bed­ 2121. PARTS: 871-0094 rooms, 4 baths, A/C, 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, MANCHESTER. Avallo- Fn. • Sol. 'til 6 p.m. 301-315 CENTER STREET CARDINAL BUICK 4 rooms, heated. $600. “SERVICE SECOND TO NONE ' 81 Adams St — Manchastar carport, pool and ten­ ble Immediately. Two, RENT-A'CAR MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 643-5135 nis. Coll Rich Flllo- Securtiv. No pets, no 2 bedroom units. No 649-4571 romo, work 365-4431, appliances. Referen­ pets. Security, referen­ Tmtfh /thoiv Hr%l f'lan*" home 529-5683 or Mor- ces. 646-2426 weekdays ces. $550. Meat In- foret at 649-3101. 9-5om. eiufled. 643-1577. J go - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 26. 1988

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Patricia and John Kluge, who collect a little bit of night of drinking. King denies the charges. No security problems everything. This week a Broward County Judge agreed to a LOS ANGELES — A 10-day visit to Caiifortiia by Others on the list include music producer David request by King to seal a videotaped statement he Britain's Prince Andrew tfnd his wife, “ Fergie,” Geffen, Frances and Armand Hammer, actor made in a civil suit filed by the cab driver. the Duchess of York, will be full of public events, Steve Martin, and Barbra Streisand. King's attorneys argued that competitors might but no security problerps are expected, a British use the tape to attack him, or that unflattering clips Consulate official says. Honors for Newton might show up on progranis like "Entertainment The couple, scheduled to arrive late this Tonight" and “ Lifestyles of th ^ ich and Famous.", afternoon, will attend exhibitions and concerts that i WASHINGTON — President Reagan honored are part of UK-LA '88, a three-month-long British singer Wayne Newton at the White House for UofH honors Burns arts festival, said Angus Mackay, the royal visit participating in United Service Organizations tours press officer. They also will attend banquets and . to entertain armed forces overseas. WEST HARTFORD — Comedian George Burns visit schools, stores, an aircraft carrier and Newton received a plaque Thursday for>givlng a will receive an honorary doctor of humanities churches from Los Angeles to Palm Springs and Thanksgiving tour aboard ships in the degree, his first ever, at a special convocation San Diego, he said. . Mediterranean and also touring the Arabian Sea March 31, the University of Hartford has When Andrew, the third child of Queen Elizabeth' and the Persian GuH, White House spokesman announced. II, visited Los Angieles four years ago he was a • - Marlin Fitzwater said. The 92-year-old Burns has fashioned a career bachelor naval officer who lived up to a rowdy /‘We talked about his Las Vegas years,'"Newton spanning nine decades, but has never been reputation by playfully turning a paint sprayer on . sa)d of his conversation with the president. " I recognized with an honorary degree, the university Ir-.' the press corps. Since then, he married the former didn't sing for him and he didn't sing for me, and I said Thursday. Sarah FeYguson, who is pregnant, so the current COSBY AND NICHOLSON think we'll pi'obably keep it that way." "Like a superb wine, he has improved visit promises to be more staid. . . . among top 100 collectors The singer brought Washington a touch of glitzy remarkably with age." said university president The first event planned for the royal couple is a / Las Vegas, where he is one of the biggest Stephen J. Trachtenberg. welcoming ceremony Saturday at Los Angeles City entertainment draws, by arriving at the White * Hall featuring a pf;rformance by the rock group antiques in the past year — no easy job, since many House in a caravan of three stretch limousines. Los Lob'os, which gained famein the movie “ La collectors are secretive about their holdings. Lawsuit against Lendl Bamba.” Art & Antiques calls Cosby "a major force in the Off the air after suit GREENWICH — A video production company ' American furniture and folk paintings market," has filed a lawsuit against tennis star Ivan Lendl , World-class shoppers but says Nicholson's collection of 19th and 20th FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The man who seeking $5.5 million in damages for alleged breach century French art has “ been described as gave television “ Wheel of Fortune," “ Jeopardy" of contract. • NEW YO R IT^ Bill Cosby and 'uneven.'" and the Oprah Winfrey show has asked a court to The suit by George Vybomy contends that Lendl are world-class shoppers, according to Art & Bob Guccione, the publisher of Penthouse keep him off the air in a suit over an alleged / broke an agreement with VHS Productions Inc. of Antiques' annual list of the top 100 collectors in magazine, and Sid Bass, the Texas financier, fell beating. Greenwich to appear in an instructional tennis America. off the list this year. Taking their places were game Roger King, chairman of King World video. Vybomy and Lendl are residents of * The list, in the magazine's March issue, assesses show producer Mark Goodson, who collects 20th Productions, is accused in a civil suit of beating a Greenwich, an affluent community north of New who has been the most active collector of art and century masterpieces, and Virginia billionaires Fort Lauderdale taxi driver a year ago after a > York.

■qnJ APARTMENTS IQOJ APARTMENTS STORE AND MISCELLANEOUS I CARS CARS N‘I for r e n t I 3 ‘ I for r en t OFFICE SPACE ____ | for s a le FOR SALE FOR SALE It’s not a used car. J l i f e t i m e P la tin u m MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ MANCHESTER. Large 5 MANCHESTER- Prime MUSTANGS 1976. 2 need rooms In 2 family. Ex­ downtown office membership to Holi­ work, 1 has good 4 room Townhouse with day Matrix. Very reas­ tireploce. Heat and hot ceptionally nice area, space, 825 square feet. cylinder motor and In­ large yard, no Pets. Reasonable. 668-1447. onable. Call David. 872- terior parts. All 3 for CLYDE It’s a Honda. water, carpeting, a/c, 3673.______k _ _ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. all appliances. Nice lo- tV iJ i per month plus MANCHESTER. Office $400. Must move them cotlon. Call 647-1595. utilities and security. suite East Center COUNTER Top cabinets by February 29. Call ROUTE 83, VERNON for medical officer 2 or 643-8654. MANCHESTER- 4 room 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 6 f o r Street. $375 Including 84 Ragil Cp*. •7295 appointment. utilities. 649-2510 3 rooms. Walnut finish. 84 Canuiro Coupa •0495 apartment. 1st floar. Contact S. Romeo, FORD Fiesta 1979. 4 1984 Heat and hot water 84 Pontiac Trant Am •10,795 M .D., 18 Haynes Street, speed, runs well. $650. 12,995 Included. $47S monthly. ^ H O M E S manchester. 646-4797. 742-5580. 86 Monta Carlo S3 • HONDA No pets. References, IFOR RENT MAIN STREET 88 Eacort 4 dt. •4995 security. 843-0005. WORTH LO O KING in to ... MUSTANG 1982. 6 cy- 88 Chav. Aatro vm •10,195 Accord LX Office or 88 Cantury 4 «. •6995 Sedan, Auto, Air, MANCHESTER- V j Du­ MANCHESTER. 622 the many bargains of­ llnder, automatic, plex. 7 bedrooms, oar­ North Main Street. 9 commercial space. fered fo r Sale every day in 60,000, A/C , AM -FM 88 ToyoU paaa. van •9495 All Power age, washer/drver, room, 7 bath Colonial. 5800 sip ft. the classified columns! stereo. $1900 or best, 86 Cavallar 4 dr. •6495 Convenient location. offer. 646-1418 7am- refrigerator. $600 per Will improve or 86 Cantury 4 dr. •9995 month. 646-2604. $900 per month. Call for 5pm. 86 Camaro Z28 •13,995 subdivide. Spacious TAG FURNISHED efficient appointment on Satur­ OLDS Vista Cruiser 1972. 88 Olda Dalta Caa •12,995 day 2/27. Open House SALES apartment for aulet parking area. First $200 takes It!! 8 7 Chav. CalabrHy 4 d r. *10,995 on Sunday 2/28,12-4pm. I working adult. Refer­ 643-2034. 8 7 Pont. 6000 4 dr. 10,995 646-7045 or 721-7546. . 529-5666 MANCHESTER. 84 Flor­ * 1983 ences. No pets. $400 per ence Street, Manches­ 8 7 Cantury 4 d r. *10,995 month plus oil. 646- after 5 pm 1980 AMC Accord station ter. Moving. Every­ 8 7 Cutlaaa 2 d r. *12,495 0053. thing must go-! Some wagon. 57,000 miles, HONDA antiques, beds, great running condi­ Accord dressers, couch and tion. Automatic, power 872-9111 steering and brakes. 4 Door Sedan, chair set, kitchen set Automatic, Stereo iQ J MISCELLANEOUS and more. Also, 1977 AM -FM stereo. $2,195 ’HI for RENT Dodge Aspen, asking or best offer. 646-6794. MISCELLANEOUS $600.1983 Nissan, needs 1975 Coevette. T-Top, au- AUTOMOTIVE MANCHESTER. Indus­ carburator, asking tomatic, po^er steer­ I SELL. trial, office, commer­ $400. Sale Is Friday, ing and brakes. Orange RECONDITIONED. 8foot cial space. 2400 square February 19 from 9-1, with tan Interior, needs feet. Loading dock. Saturday and Sunday, utility body for 3/4 ton paint. $6,900. 742-5224 pick-up truck. Call af­ Woodland Industrial February 20 8, 21 from after 5pm. 1983 YOUR > Park. 643-2121. 9:30 to 4;30pm. Also, ter 6pm. 643-0150. Saturday and Sunday, HONDA WANTED February 27 8. 28, 9:30- 4:30pm. A c c o rd La HOUSE TO RENT FRIDAY. 2-26 8. 2-27, 9- 4 Door, Automatic, Air, •L C L Y All Power, Sunroof . . . with a Classified ad.y WORKING Parent want­ 4pm. Bedroom set, din­ ing clean, quiet qpart- ing room set, living SPECIAL PURCHASE Home buyers read our room set, sectional real estate listim/s ment. 645-6528 between PRE-OWNED 6-7pm. April or May sofa, chairs, bureau, every day. Advertise 1st. sewing machine, air '87 CHEVY NOVAS, conditioners, skis, vour home in the GIVE YOUR budget a dishes and miscellane­ CAVALIERS Classified eohimns break ... shoo the classi­ ous Items. Basement of , & SPECTRUMS where ready buyers will fied columns for bargain F u tu re Shape, 313 1981 buys! Green Rd, Manchester. see it. Classified 646-3466. HONDA readers will make your CARS Accord home a bestseller! IFURNITURE Hatchback, Auto, Only FOR SALE 52,000 mllee

.3 Months new! Queen size SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door Sijbrct To P.<« Sam T*. h RegW 'M w !■ ••» pine waterbed with Sedan. 5 speed. New Slk /87514. 87636 637 b 638 AH Equrpp«J Y/tih Automaiic Tfanvnwon*. Povw S te e fi^ B Power Bfakes, A ir Conrinioning. Rear Oefogoar. A M /F M Sterao Loori heater and seml- tire and exhaust. En­ Term 60 Moolh Finar>cir>e Available. Remamder Of F«ctorv Wartartly waveless mattress. gine In good condition. MANCHESTER Have all receipts and Excellent gas mileage. warranty. Must sell! Needs some work. $300 l-Door Sedans & Hatchbacks HERALD. 228-0398. negotiable. Call An­ 1987 people read drew Y. 643-2711 dovs. clatsiflMl ads TV/STEREO/ 649-9276 mornings 7-8 HONDA phMM 643-2711 classified APPLIANCES evenings 5-8. CAMARO IROC-Z 1987, Accord Black with silver. Hatchback, Automatic WASHER and refrigera­ n VnP CHEVROLET 53 , 872-91 1 1 12,000 miles, loaded. WHERE BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET... tor. Prices negotiable. tL T U C buICK, INC...... IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! 871-0556. Keep trying. $13,500. 649-5305. USED CARS SELL YOUR USED CAR CARDINAL BUICK INC. 1987 $ PRICE BUSTERS $ HONDA CRX 1987 B U IC K S y^$3200 O F F Like New, Air, 5 Speed MSRP ON SELECT MODELS PLUS A *1000 MFGR. REBATE CHECK TO yOUl OTHER GREAT BUYS t Over 30 Models to Choose From - 1983 NISSAN STANZA______>44S5 4 Dr. Uftoeok. Autometto 1984 HONDA PRELUDE______<8005 1988 SPECIALS 1984 FORD TEMPO______<4005 SKYHAWK CENTURY REGAL LeSABRE 1084 POMTIAC 0 00 0^ ...... ^5995 Cmtom Sadaa Caatom Sadaa AC, Caaaana, Crulaa. Custom Coupe Custom Sedan AC. AM/FM Starao, Ptua Morall BrtgM Sllvar Air, AM/FM Slarw>. Ptua Nlcaly aquippad. 1983 PONTIAC F IR » IR D ______<4995 Plualll Lovaly Rotawood Stock 88086 Moral Radiant Ruby Rad Sharp Rad Color Stock 88116 Stock 88129 1078 PONTIAC LsNMNS ...... <2085 Stock 88010 19 9 9 9 .' 1982 HONDA PRELUDE...... <2095 » ll, .' 1 3 ,6 4 3 .' 1084 VW JEITA ...... <5995 SERVING AMERICA 4 4 8 «I2,813- FROM THE Inc. *780 Faa Rabata Inc. *780 Fao Rabata 1883 D0D6E RAMPA6E ...... <3005 BEGINNING! epott Tfuob. Fvoditia OotMNIon « » • « « * • 643-271 1 *Prlc8 doM not Include undarcoat / glaze / tire eeelant. MANOtSTEiyH^^ IT ’S A SURE THING! CARDINAL BUICK INC. THE “W£Ur A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS BUICK PRICE LEADER IN 24 ADAMS ST. 81 ADAMS STRfFT, MANCHESTrR J| C V 1 CENTRAL MANCHESTER, CT 06040 lianrl|pfltpr Herald (Oppn tvpi. Mondoy thru Thunday) y " ^ 5 ! | CONNECTICUT 646-3515

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