20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990

AN OPEN LEHER TO: MANCHESTER VOTERS: SATURDAY FROM: SONNY GOOGINS

.1 “■ Whatever your party affiliation, November 6th is an impor­ FEATURES INSIDE a n rh p H tp r tant date for your future. However you vote, please vote to New TV listings grids. show your support for or displeasure with the candidates. Social and Seniors news. WhaCs Religion update______News

TO MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS: Chiidren’s games_____ Weekend Edition Nov. 3,1990 Your party has a grand tradition and proud history in our Reader’s forum______country. But I suggest to you that this time your party leaders Parking ban Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents now in effect MANCHESTER The town have let you down. These past four years it's the ' 'little guy" this week has begun implement­ ing an overnight parking ban, V Income tax police have announced. who's been hurt when Connecticut's government produced MS&G No vehicle is allowed to park on any town-maintained street study is between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m., ac­ a $1.5 billion deficit and raised record taxes you hove to pay. shuts down cording to a news release issued by police. The release stated the We don't run our homes or businesses that way. Because of ordered ban is to allow workers to concrete remove snow from the streets without damaging any vehicles. record high business taxes your employers are suffering...so HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ Residents are advised to in­ ticut’s mounting fiscal problems operations form any out-of-state guests have prompted tax officials to about the ban, especially in light you have suffered. You deserve better! launch a study on how a state in­ of the upcoming holiday season. come tax would be implemented, By RICK SANTOS Parking violations in the according to a memo signed by Tax Manchester Herald______amount of $15 will be issued to Commissioner James F. Meehan. those failing to comply with the TO MANCHESTER UNAFFILIATED VOTERS: “It would appear to be in the best MANCHESTER — Less than ban, which will be in effect until interest of the agency to begin ex­ four months after filing for reor­ March 31. ploring the effects that a state in­ ganization under Chapter 11 of the You haven't' 'signed up'' with a political party for your own come tax would have,” Meehan, U.S. Bankruptcy Code, Manchester who announced his resignation Scott Brodo/Manchostor Horald Sand & Gravel Co. has shut down Court blocks Friday, said in the memo. “With the MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT — A state trooper examines a motorcycle involved in an acci­ its ready-mix concrete operations reasons. You pride yourself in ''looking at the individual". I state currently facing mounting fis­ dent Friday on Route 85 in Bolton. The driver of the motorcycle, Ronald G. Lewis, was listed this winter because of the downturn La. elections cal problems the importance of this in stable condition Friday at Hartford Hospital. in the economy, company officials WASHINGTON (AP) — The project to the agency cannot be announced. Supreme Court on Friday block­ urge you to do that...and hope that you agree with me that “We hope this situation is only o H overly emphasized.” ed some judicial elections J3 I - Meehan said the state Department temporary. We are actively pursuing scheduled for Tuesday in of Revenue Services is looking at Crash injures Bolton biker all possibilities to re-open as soon as Louisiana. s s the individuals in power have caused your feelings of anger the income tax so it will be ready if possible,” company President The court, by a 7-2 vote, stale officials decide to implement a to be in more serious condition. liams Road, police said. No one else Steven H. Thornton and Board granted an emergency request by and frustration with government in general. I suggest that you new tax to deal with a growing By RICK SANTOS Police did not have information was injured. Chairman William B. Thornton told blacks in the state who said the O CO budget deficit. Manchester Herald about Lewis’s age. The truck was driven by Blaine customers in a letter dated Oct. 1. elections would violate the z -< A state income tax has been one Hareld, 61, of of 284 Shenipsit Lake The shutdown went into effect federal Voting Rights Act. State Police Troop K in Col­ H H consider a new coalition for a new direction! of the key issues in the gubernatorial BOLTON — A town man was Road, Tolland, police said. Thursday. chester responded to the accident, campaign. listed in stable condition at Hartford A third vehicle, which did not Company officials were not avail­ m I which occurred at 2:11 p.m. on a 0 m U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland, R- Hospital following a Friday after­ make contact with either of the able late Friday to answer questions Controversial sfretch of Route 85 near the on and Conn., the GOP candidate for gover­ noon accident in which his motor­ others, was also travelling north on about whether the shutdown would off ramps for Interstate 384. Route art grants OK’d TO MANCHESTER REPUBLICANS: nor, has said he will oppose an in­ cycle collided with a pick-iqi truck Route 85, turning right onto Wil­ cause layoffs or affect its 100 1 ^ 85 in that area is called Bolton WASHINGTON (AP) — The come tax. U.S. Rep. Bruce A. Mor­ driven by a Tolland man, state liams Road as the accident occurred, employees in any other way. Center Road. advisory council of the National rison, D-Conn., the Democratic police reported. police said. “Our staff is available to assist R o Endowment for the Arts’ over­ nominee, has said he would not ap­ The victim, Ronald G. Lewis, of The accident occurred when They said no charges have been you on your projects to help make Try as they may. Republican legislators did not have enough whelmingly approved grants for prove an income tax without a 20 Meadow Road, was flown to the Lewis, driving north on Route 85, filed, and the accident, which may the transition to alternate suppliers Q 03 referendum. Independent candidate hospital by Lifestar helicopter, hit the truck, which was beginning have involved drunken driving, is two controversial stage per­ formers Friday, less than a week m c/3 influence to deter the ' 'tax and overspend" practices of the Lowell P. Weicker Jr. has said he police said, because he was thought to turn left onto the road from Wil­ under investigation. Please see MS&G, page 8. would not approve an income tax after Congress voted to repeal O while the state is in a recession, but strict anti-obscenity curbs on the majority party. Unless you support Republican candidates, tax reform should be considered agency. when the economy recovers. S > State Rep. William J. Gibes Jr., \ who when in power, reduced taxes and produced surpluses, co-chairman of a state revenue task force and a former gubernatorial 3 3 > . candidate who made tax reform a we're all in for more of the same! keystone of his campaign, said the department’s study was a wise TO ALL: move. Please see TAX, page 8. Unemployment O/wprft tOAO0. I As a former resident and teacher in Manchester and a Hostages: 6 0 Glastonbury neighbor for 27 years, I believe that my experi­ se ence in government and business offers you an alternative treatment 4.0 that can make a difference to the immediate future of adequate g -M -t, N O J F I A M J J A S O By SALAH NASRAWI Connecticut. As I have done in local and regional govern­ The Associated Press Od-89 Sapcao Oct. *90 I 5.3% i 1 5.7% i BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraq on ment, I will continue to bring people together to solve the Friday permitted interviews with several American, British and problems of our district and our State. Japanese hostages, who said they eagerly want to go home and denied reports they were being mistreated. Index The Iraqi Ministry of Information of Leading I ask you all for your consideration and support for State took a group of Baghdad-based reporters to different strategic sites Indicators Senate. to discount recent reports that foreign hostages are maltreated. T3r “I love freedom. When I get out of this and go home. I’ll go to the S incerely, beaches and have a nice swim,” said Dlanna Talbot/Manchastar Harald a man who identified himself as HOME-BASED PRINTER — Pauline Jones inserts pages puter button, she will print a story on the pages featuring 1 Clem J. Hall, an educator from of a children’s book into a printer. At the press of a com- characters whose names are given to her by a customer. Takoma Park, Md. Hall said he was in Kuwait until Sept. 19 and was moved to a Bagh­ dad hotel before he and others were Woman makes children books ^ stars OMO taken to vital economic and military installations in Iraq. SepL '89 ^ 'JO Sejrt ■ » By DIANNA M. TALBOT ders — about 1,500 within the past year — will its parents. And in “A Birthday Mystery,” the He and nine other foreigners at a Herald Features Editor turn into a burgeoning home-based mail order child solves the case of Mr. Untoppy. I 145.0 i (j4^ 1 [l^ .3 g site about 60 miles north of Bagh­ business. Dr. John Malone, a local pediatrician as­ Sonny Googins dad said they received adequate sociated with Manchester Memorial Hospital, MANCHESTER — Children love to read, The books are beneficial to children because 9 food and denied any mistreatment said he and his wife, Beverly, have bought especially books about themselves. they stimulate learning, promote reading and by their unarmed guards. several of the personalized books for their 11 That’s a marketing strategy town resident build self confidence, Jones said. The are tar­ Officials insisted the exact loca­ grandchildren. Inside Today, Pauline Jones is using to promote personalized geted at children ages one to 10. tion or the name of the site should “I think the books give the children an ego children’s books, which she helps make and “Any child will read this type of book a lot not be mentioned. boost when they see their names in print,” he sell in the Manchester area. because it is about himself,” Jones said. Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2, There are 10 different stories, or books, into said. prompting a U.S.-dominated Jones bought the rights last year to a local which a child’s name and three names of All of the books, except for one, sell for Bubble Gum military buildup in Saudi Arabia. franchise owned by About Me! Personalized friends, family members or pets also can be in­ $9.95. A personalized coloring book sells for Classified Iraqi officials responded to the buil­ Children’s Books of Texas. The Timrod Road corporated. $5.95. Com ics____ GOOG/NS i . dup by refusing to allow Westerners resident invested about $6,000 in the endeavor, Most of the stories turn the child into a hero. Jones markets the books at local book, Focus______Lottery. also purchasing a computer, printer and other For instance, one of the most popular books is to leave the country. church and school fairs and at businesses and Manchester Has lt_ 9 They later allowed women and supplies. called “TTie Circus Star.” In it, the child goes non-profit organizations in the area. If a book Obituaries______children to leave, but took some 600 Now, Jones has the capability to make the to the circus and saves a clown from falling is ordered through a non-profit organization. Opinion______REPUBUCAN FOR SENATE Western and Japanese men to colorful children’s books out of her own home. tent. In “The Lost Dinosaur,” the child visits a People______Someday, she said, she hopes a trickle of or­ museum exhibit and helps a baby dinosaur find Please see JONES, page 8. Religion. Senior Citizens . Please see HOSTAGES, page 8. Sports______Social ______Paid for by Googins for Sencrte; Paul Nye. Treasuer. Television____ Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Weather______0 2— M A N C H E STE R H E R A LD . Saturday, November 3. 1990 M AN C H ESTER H ERALD , Saturday, November 3,1990__3 Man guilty in slayings of mom, son, grandchild

FOCUS By URRY ROSENTHAL at 3:15 p.m. Friday. evidence. case, and a bloody footprinL all inside the Ferrara The Associated Press Roseboro’s attorney. Public Defender David Egan, The triple slaying occurred on Aug. 11, 1989, at the home, and a discarded sneaker found in a paper bag. said he would file an appeal. “ We do not feel in any Derby home o f Mary Ferrara, three houses away from The judge said the sneaker, handprint and footprint MILFORD — A 37-year-old man was found guilty way, shape or form that the verdict is supported by the Roseboro’ s residence. Roseboro lived with his mother. all helped convince them Roseboro committed the kill­ Dear Abby Dr. Gott Friday o f fatally stabbing a woman, her son and evidence,” he said. Mary Ferrara, 72, was stabbed 17 times. Her blind ings. PEOPLE granddaughter during a burglary at a neighbor’s home. Roseboro confessed to the triple slaying about 2i/z and retarded son, Joseph, 46, was stabbed 30 times. Her The watch was found covered with blood and had Abigail Van Buren Derek Roseboro faces the death penalty after being weeks after the crime, when he lay seriously wounded granddaughter. Nina, 8, who had been staying over­ two hairs o f a black man caught in it. A witness said the found guilty by a three-judge panel o f capital felony, from a self-inflicted stab wound following a crime night, was stabbed 13 times. hairs were “ microscopically similar” to Roseboro’ s arm ■ Bob Stern, the 5-foot-2 president o f Short Sizes Peter Gott, M.D. three counts o f murder, and one count o f burBlary in the spree in New Haven. The murder weapon was never recovered, and with hair. Roseboro is black and the victims were white. Inc., wanted to show that short men can dress for 1989 killings. But a judge ruled the confession inadmissible be­ the alleged confession being thrown ouL the state was T w o witnesses, including Roseboro’ s sister, said the success, so four years ago he started developing the Roseboro chose to be tried by a three-judge panel in­ cause police had not informed Roseboro o f his constitu­ forced to base its case on circumstantial evidence. watch was similar to one he wore. list o f the “ 10 Best-Dressed Shorter Men in stead o f a jury. He has until Wednesday to decide tional rights before he made the self-incriminating Egan argued the state’ s case was based on “ specula­ America.” The state said Mary Ferrara apparently ripped the Execs who fire Two views clash whether he wants the judges or a jury to determine if he statements. watch from Roseboro’ s arm during a struggle in the At the top o f the clothier’ s list this year: actors tion, conjecture and unsubstantiated hypotheses” which should receive the death penalty or life in prison Roseboro eventually recanted his statements, blam­ Tom Cruise and Michael J. Fox and White House when taken together would probably make Roseboro a kitchen. Roseboro was later seen suffering from a wrist without parole. ing the killings on his girlfriend, who has not been injury. Chief of Staff John Sununu. suspect but would not establish guilt beyond a should be careful on chiropratics Superior Court Judges Hugh C. Curran, Samuel S. charged. His admission that he visited the victims’ reasonable doubt. The prosecution also cited a handprint found on Nina Cruise and Sununu are the tallest on the list. Both Freedman and Philip Mancini began deliberations late home after the killings to help clean up, and his state­ Ferrara’ s blood-soaked pillowcase and a footprint are 5-foot-9, the maximum height for the list. The circumstantial evidence included a bloody, Wednesday. The panel returned its unanimous verdict ments about what he saw while inside, were admitted as damaged watch, a bloody handprint on Nina’ s pillow ­ found on the bloodied carpet in her room. D E A R A B B Y : I must inform you that you gave some Stem said Cruise is a trendsetter who has turned D E A R DR. G O T T : A s president o f a state chiroprac­ wrong information to the w ife who learned that her hus­ black sunglasses and black silk shirts into a national tic association, I was distressed to read your statement band was having an affair with his secretary. (You sug­ passion, while Sununu “ never beats around the bush” that chiropractors are not trained in the diagnosis or treat­ gested that the w ife insist that her husband let the in both politics and dress. ment o f yeast infections. secretary go.) ■ Ivana Trum p is filing for divorce from her real There is ample evidence that chiropractors are con­ Texas woman acquitted of criminal bathroom conduct The first part o f your advice, that both o f them seek estate developer husband Donald Trum p, according sidered “ portal o f enuy” doctors or “ primary health-care counseling, was fine. However, he would be in more hot to a statement issued Friday by Mrs. Trump’ s lawyer. practitioners.” Therefore, they are qualified to diagnose By WENDY BENJAMINSON if convicted o f the misdemeanor. Ms. Wells testified that she saw about leaving the toilet seat up was tified. Valorie Wells Davenport, said the water if he were to let his secretary go. “Through her attorneys, Ivana Trump announced and ueat yeast infections. The Associated Press Ms. Wells, 33, and her lawyer and the line outside the women’ s room “ more o f a nervous reaction than a Earlier Friday, police officer state failed to prove she had no per­ V A suit claiming discrimination was filed with the today that with deep regret she is filing for divorce,” D E A R D R . G O T T : A s chairman o f a state chiroprac­ sister, Valorie Wells Davenport, at the July 7 concert by George cocky remark,” she said. Steven Andrews said he was not o f­ mission to enter the men’ s room and EEOC by a secretary who admitted to having an affair said lawyer Michael Kennedy in a one-sentence tic association’s ethics committee, I found that your ar­ HOUSTON — A woman who laughed and hugged each other Strait was so long, “ I felt I was in a M s. W ells was arrested and fended by Ms. W ells’ presence in that she entered with the intent to with her executive boss (who fired her when it ended) statement. ticle about a chiropractor who diagnosed yeast infections said she was desperate when she when the verdict was read. situation where I had to be in a removed from the concert, for which the men’s room. “ raise a ruckus.” and was upheld by the court. The court agreed that it Kennedy’ s secretary said he would not speak to struck a sour note. This sort o f thing should not occur went to the men’ s room at a “I’m relieved. I’m elated,” Ms. restroom. I took the only option I she paid $125 to attend. takes two to have an affair and that both parties should the press. under the guise o f chiropractic; such a doctor is acting country-western concert was found Wells said. “The jurors told me, felt was available.” “ I was devastated. I felt I was “ It didn’t bother me one way or Assistant City Attorney Karl receive equal justice. The company that fired her was re­ The Trumps separated in February amid a flurry o f unprofessionally. Chiropractors should remain within the innocent Friday o f illegally using ‘ You had us all the way.’ ” The legal secretary said she being harassed for doing something the other,” said Andrews, a vice o f­ Rosette said he didn’ t think he quired to reinstate her job, pay all her back pay, plus a publicity over Donald Trump’ s relationship with KENNY ROGERS scope o f practice defined for them. You have alway.' been the restroom. Testimony in the trial, which covered her eyes and apologized to I felt I had no choice but to do. I ficer for nearly two decades who needed the Summit management to stiff fine for singling her out for punishment. model-actress Marla Maples. most generous in your opinions on chiropractic, and we Jurors deliberated for 23 minutes began Thur^ay, ended earlier in the men already in the restroom at The entered the men’ s room to go to the was involved in Ms. W ells’ arrest. But Burd, a financial consultant, persisted. His testify whether Ms. Wells had per­ The point is very clear: Y in cannot legally punish one appreciate your views. before acquitting Denise Wells of day. Summit. A loud remark she made bathroom and that’ s all,” she tes­ Ms. W ells’ lawyer and sister. mission. second note includeii an offer to give a check for person when two are equally guilty. ■ Humorist M innie Pearl w ill celebrate her 50th D E A R D O C T O R S : It’ s hard to respond to such violating a city ordinance that $25,000 to a charity ir, Rogers’ name. GEORGE FREBERT, PRESIDENT, DOVER LITHO anniversary Saturday night on the Grand Ole Opry, divergent opinions. Therefore, I ’ll let the letters speak for prohibits people from using Rogers said he was moved by the gesture. So he PRINTING CO., DOVER, DEL. sharing the spotlight with country music pioneer Roy themselves — and let readers make up their own minds. restrooms intended for members o f sang “Through the Years,” and performed a bonus DEAR MR. FREBERT: Oops! Thanks for setting me Acuff. the opposite sex in a manner calcu­ number, “ \bu Decorated M y L ife.” DEAR DR, G O TT: I’ve just been diagnosed with hy­ We Don’t Mind straight. Since the most practical solution (get “ Juliet” Pearl, 78, has requested that A cu ff be on stage lated to cause a disturbance. He said the donation would benefit a shelter for the pertension and have only one working kidney. M y doctor out of “Romeo’s” office) is illegal, I would hope that the with her when her golden anniversary on the country She faced a maximum $200 fine boss, who in this case owned the company, would find music show is observed. homeless in Athens, Ga., where Rogers lives. So far, has run blood tests, and I wonder i f this is enough. Being Called the secretary another position o f equal prestige and pay. “ 1 want to start it with the curtain going up and he has raised about $150,000 to build the shelter. Should I see a kidney specialist? Roy A cu ff singing ‘The Wabash Caiuionball’,” she Burd and his wife, Louvette, flew to Rochester for D E A R R E A D E R : Blood tests are not enough. Some ANOTHER FAMILY On The Carpet! said. the concert. Backstage at the Rochester War patients have hypertension as a result o f kidney damage. DEAR ABBY: A good friend of mine asked me to be McCavanagh Pearl also asked to spend part o f the show sitting Memorial, where Rogers was appearing with Dolly her daughter’s godmother. I told her I would love to do it In particular, i f the circulation to one kidney is blocked, FOR A Steam Inc. center stage on a stool, reminiscing and joking with Phrton, Burd gave his check to Rogers’ road the body responds by increasing the blood pressure. for her and felt very honored to be asked. manager. Gene Roy. Carpet; and UpholBt;ery Acuff, 87, known as “ the king o f country music.” Called a “Goldblatt kidney” (after Dr. Harry Goldblatt, Is there any financial obligation attached to this, “ I love doing that, because it gives us more time C leaning Your man fights: ■ Maureen O ’Boyle will succeed Maury Fovich the discoverer), this cause o f hypertension is entirely Abby? I am not exactly sure what the responsibilities o f a with the audience,” she said. PAUL godmother are. Any information you might have cover­ next season on the syndicated “ A Current A ffa ir” curable. In your case, one o f your two kidneys is defec­ State Representative McCavanagh A cu ff is her longtime friend and the only regular A Steam Incorporated is a professional owner operated ing this subject would be greatly appreciated. I need to program that Povich has anchored since 1986, a tive. Opry performer who started on the show before she fought for and won an end to o n know exactly what is expected o f me. spokesman said Friday. In my opinion, you need a renal arteriogram. During company certified by the International Institute of Carpet & did. He started in 1938. J3 1“ WANTS TO DO RIGHT O’Boyle, a Charlotte, N.C., native who began her this test, material is injected into the aorta near the renal Upholstery Cleaners. - We analyze your carpet and uphol­ The aimiversary performance will be broadcast MUNNS Supervised Home Release, sironger s : s D E A R W A N T S : The responsibilities o f godparents career at W E C T -T V in Wilmington, N.C., currently arteries, and X-ray movies are obtained as the “ dye” cir­ live on cable T V ’s The Nashville Network from 8 stery first in order to determine the safest & most effective > m are essentially spiritual — so ideally, the godparents serves as anchorwoman o f the program’s weekend culates to the kidneys. Blockages and obstructions can be bail requirements, drug free zones p.m. to 9 p.m. EST. edition. She has been anchoring the show’ s weekday diagnosed by this test. I f you have an arterial obstruction, method of cleaning - should be o f die same religious faith as the parents. It is around our schools, 4,000 new the responsibility o f the godparent to see that the child is ■ Kenny Rogers broke his rule against honoring version the last four weeks. it should be treated with either angioplasty (opened with 3 STEP ROTARY STEAM EXTRACTION O DO given religious training and is confirmed at the proper requests at concerts because someone offered to H)vich, whose contract with the series expires in a balloon device) or removal o f the affected kidney. OR DRY CLEANING METHODS. prison cells and 460 new guards, Z ■ < time. Additionally, the godparent should take a special donate $25,(X)0 to a charity in the country singer’ s June, is leaving to co-produce and star in his own talk Although technically difficult to perform, these treat­ interest in the child (as a near relative would). \bu name. show. ments should return your blood pressure to normal. Even and a bootcamp for 16 to 21 year Rogers told the audience Wednesday he had The 51-year-old anchorman is married to CBS if you require removal o f a diseased kidney, you can lead m I should remember the godchild with a gift on birthdays 1 % DISCOUNT o m and at Christmas, until the child is grown. received a letter fi-om a man asking Rogers to sing News star Connie Chung, who earlier this season a perfectly healthy life with just one normally function­ On cleaning II scheduled by December 1st, 1990. old felons. He fights to protect you “Through the Years” as a surprise for the man’s wife Godparents are not (as is sometimes assumed) decided to postpone her scheduled “Face to Face ing kidney, and you won’t have to take drugs for hyper­ Present this ad to receive discount. Not valid In on the couple’ s 11th anniversary. Rogers wrote the tension. Ask your doctor for referral to a kichiey FULLY INSURED. conjunction with other oilers. on your streets and in your home. obligated to give the child financial assistance, or to be­ With Cormie Chung” series because she wanted to Paul Munns has worked man — Jeff Burd, 31, o f Edison, N J . — that he specialist. IlUC CERTIFIED. come adoptive parents should anything happen to the try to have a baby. She is continuing to do “Face to hard for us. He deserves O O doesn’t honor requests. Face” specials. To give you more information, I am sending you a free birth parents. 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EAST HARTFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE James Eafano Students on math team Bake for cookie sale Buster's Pub & Cinema — State of Grace (R) Sat-Sun 7:15. 9a0. James Eafano, 92, husband o f the late Philomena Showcase Cinema 1-10 — Avalon (PG) & t 1:35, 4:10, 7:05, 9:40, The following members o f the East Catholic High Cookie Bakers are needed by the Friends o f the A n­ 12:10: Sun 1:35, 4:10, 7:05,9:40. — GoodFellas (R) Sat-Sun 1:10, 4fl5, 7, (Bianco) Eafano, formerly o f Roosevelt St., Manchester, School math team scored perfect rounds in an area-wide dover Library to help with their annual “Holiday Treat 9:55. — Reversal of Fortune (R) Sat 1:55, 420. 7:10. 9:35, 11:55; Sun died Rriday, N ov. 2. He is survived by a son, Anthony math meet held at Windsor High School on Oct. 18: Tray” fund-raiser. The “ Holiday Treat Trays” help 1:55, 4:20, 7:10, 9:35. — Marked for Death (R) Sal 1:25. 3:25. 5:30, 7:50, Eafano; two daughters. Rose Boscarello and Frances 10:15, 12:20; Sun 1:25, 3:25, 5:30, 7:50, 10:15. — White Palace (R) Sat PRESENTS Seniors; Michael Dalessio, Frank Goppel, and Joseph brighten the holiday season while raising funds for the 1:15, 3:20, 525. 7:20, 920, 11:45; Sun 1:15, 320, 5:25, 720, 9:30. — lanni; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Lopatka. Juniors: Nancy Fenocketti and Robert Rommel. library. Sign-up sheets for interested volunteer bakers Ghost (PG-13) Sat 1:45, 430. 7:15, 9:50, 12:25; Sun 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, Burial w ill be in St. James Cemetery, Manchester, at 9:50. — Jacob's Ladder (R) Sat 2.05. 4:40, 7:35, 10. 12:20; Sun 2:05, East overall placed in the top 25% o f the competing area will be available at the Andover Library on Rt. 6 bet­ 4:40. 7:35, 10. — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sat 135. 3. 5, 725, 920, 1135: the convenience o f the family. There are no calling schools. Miss Anne Mannion, mathematics instructor at ween N ov. 1 and Dec. 3. Bakers cookies will be needed Sun 1:05. 3. 5. 7:25. 9:20. — Graveyard Shih (R) Sat 1. 2:50. 4-50 ft Vote Yes! hours. East Catholic moderates East’s math team. for assembling Treat Trays on Thursday, Dec. 6. Sign-up 10:20, 12:15; Sun 1. 2:50, 4:50, 8. 10:20. — Graffiti Bridge (PG-13) Sat 1:20, 3:15.5:15, 7:45,10:10, 12:05; Sun 1:20,3:15, 5:15, 7:45,10:10. sheets for ordering your “ Holiday Treat Trays” will also Ih’- \4 fe ^-4 '••• • ' '.'"•if MANCHESTER Beyerly Shell leader be available at the Library. Order pickups will be ftiday, UA Theaters East — Pretty Woman (R) Sat and Sun 2. 4:20, 7. 9:25. — Mark Beyerly, a senior at RHAM High School, has December 7 and Saturday, Dec. 8. The price w ill be $5. Flatlinars (R) Sat and Sun 2:10. 430, 7:10, 9:30. — Pump Up the Volume On Question #3 Correction (R) Sat and Sun 2:15, 7:20. — Night of the Living Dead (R) Sat and Sun been named the school’ s top Shell Century Three Leader, For more information, call Terri Crimmins, President at 4:25, 9:35. — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat midnight — Wild at according to Anne O ’Brien, principal. He is now eligible 742-5516. Heart (R) Sat 11:45. — Darkman (R) Sat midnight A photogr^h on the local page in the Thursday, Nov. to compete with other local winners from around the , . . . ^ VERNON 1, Manchester Herald incorrectly identified Assumption Cine 1 A 2 — Quick Change (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:45, 7. — Another 48 OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FACE state for one o f two $1,5(X) college scholarships and an r r i C U d S h i p D u y School student Laura Furrier. The Herald regrets the Hours (R) Sat 9:20; Sun 9. — Night of the Living Dead (R) Sat 7:10, 930; all-expense-paid trip to the Shell Century Three Leaders Sun 7:10, 9:10. — The Jungle Book (G) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:15, 5. SEVERE OVERCROWDING \ error. St. Bridget School, 74 Main St., Manchester is having National Meeting March 21-25, 1991, in Colonial W il­ a “ Friendship Day” on Nov. 6 & 7. Spend a day in class BUILDING AN ADDITION NQW TO liamsburg, V A. State winners w ill compete for the na­ grades 2-7. <^1 for reservation at 649-7731. Lottery tional winner’ s prize o f an additional $10,000 scholar­ Manchester Herald MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WILL: ship. Runner-up in the competition was Michael Steele. Homeless Thanksgiving dinner A. Free up 24 elementary school classrooms to Here are Rriday’s lottery results from around New Twilight retreat The Manchester Area Conference of Churches Com­ Founded Dec. IS. 1881 as a weekly. meet critical space needs. England: munity Thanksgiving Dinner w ill be served at 12 noon at “Twilight Retreat for Widowed and Bereaved” — Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Connecticut Nov. 14, 7-9 pjii. at Wisdom House Litchfield — South United Methodist Church, located at the comer o f Daily: 7-2-9. Play 4; 1-6-6-4. Main St. and Hartford Rd. The dinner is open to anyone B. Be th e b est and m ost cost-effective solution. registration and information: 567-3163. USPS 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 30 Lotto: 11-14-16-21-33-38. homeless or without cooking facilities or anyone who Massachusetts Retreat for divorced would otherwise be eating alone. Free tickets can be Acting Publisher Daily: 4-5-8-1. Mass. Millions: 1-11-26-39-41-45. Weekend Retreat for Divorced — “Journeying: picked up at the Shepherd’ s Place, Human Needs office. JEANNE G. FROMERTH November 16, 6-10 p.m. C. Create a four-year high school and two 6th- Bonus number: 29. Elderly Outreach or the South United Methodist Church Moving Spiritually After Divorce.” Nov. 16, 17, 18 — 3 Executive Editor 8th grade middle schools, consistent with 1 Northern New England p jn . This retreat is for those already divorced and/or hwo Office after Nov. 1. If anyone would like to volunteer to VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO most State and U.S. school programs. Pick 3: 5-8-8. Pick 4; S-8-8-9. have made a retreat previously or who have made the assist the dinner or would like to make a donation November 17, 10-10 p.m. Rhode Island “ New L ife” Seminar. For registration and information, towards it, please call the South United Methodist Chur­ News Editor____ . Andrew C Spitzler Associate Editor .Eileen Hironti Mae Daily: 5-9-0-2. call 677-8519. ch office at 647-9141 or Barbara Philip at 649-1758. Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot Sports Editor______Len Auster November 18, 10-6 p.m. Photo Editor______Reginald Pinto Weather Advertising Manager. _____ Lesley Radius Business Manager _ Jeanne G. Fromerth Sears Building, Manchester Parkade Circulation Manager ^ ____ Gerlinde Colletti r e g io n a l y. eather Production Director .J ____ Sheldon Cohen Pressroom Manager _ Robert H. Hubbard PRODUCT EXHIBITS Saturday, Nov. 3 Main Telephone Number Aecv W—»>««*«or»c—HarO )!*— 643-2711 9 CRAFT DISPLAYS AND DEMONSTRATIONS Circulation Telephone Number 647-9946 55* Partly sunny, HOLIDAY DECORATIONS Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by w a rm to d ay the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at A visit from Santa! Manchester, Conn. Postmaster; Send address changes An Elementary Solution -- Here is the expected weather this to the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, ; [25III3 E53 iza weekend in the Manchester area: Conn. 06040. New & Antique Autos ■ Saturday, partly sunny and The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated AddToMHS warm. High 70 to 75. Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England Door Prizes & Drawings Press Association and the New England Newspaper As­ ■ Saturday night, partly cloudy. sociation. Low around 50. Paid for by the Committee for the MHS Addition - 9 Guaranteed delivery. If you don't receive your Herald Space Still Available f f l A tla n tic ■ Sunday, partly sunny. High by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, please John Pefistein, Treasurer O c e a n around 70. telephone your carrier. If you are unable to reach your iPlmDurgftf/r Xt-x-i carrier, call subscriber servioS at 647-9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays for delivery in Manchester. Admission $2.00 For more information Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for • I9 M Aoow-WMtwr. IM. one month, $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six Call 646-2223 months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 Today’s weather picture was drawn by Beth Linton, a fourth cents a copy. grade student at Bowers School in Manchester. 0 4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 3 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 3, 1990—5 OPINION SOCIAL China^s oldest Open Forum D’Amato Engagements fashion model vr& AHcmteR stitoHaY Election probed in her prime Through it all, she retained the By ELAINE KURTENBACH refinement of her upbringing — endorsements on deal The Associated Press an asset that helped make her a fashion model at 70, which she BEUING — Xu Xuejing looks decided to try after a (laughter saw To The Editor: much like other plump Chinese I read Ron Osella’s letter in the October 31 issue of By JACK ANDERSON an ad in a newspaper, she said. grandmothers in gray cotton After she rctirtil from teaching the Herald with amazement. The same day I read an and DALE VAN ATTA______slacks and button-up sleeveless endorsement of Henry Genga by the Herald. Genga is music at 55, Mrs. Xu sai(L “I blouse, her steel-gray hair pulled would just lay on the bed day the Democratic challenger in the 9th Assembly Dis­ WASHINGTON — A questionable severely back in a knot at the nape after day. And I suffered so many trict. racetraeJe deal in New Ybik hi^ been run of her neck. The Herald editorial said " ... Genga is a reasonable through the gamut of local criminal in­ illnesses that my husband And that’s just the idea for prepared my grave and was just m ^ with years of political experience and — crucial vestigators who pronounced it legal. But , “v.> China’s oldest fashion model. waiting for me to die.” this year — a background in fmancial propriety. He Sen. Alfonsc D’Amato, R-N.Y., and his Due to convention and lack of Getting out and making new would serve our district better than returning Munns. friends who own the track, have not seen choice, older Chinese women tend friends has given her a new lease We need to send to the state c^itol an experienced the end of this case yet. to favor almost identical outfits — on life, she said. V professional, not an exuberant amateur.” We have learned that the Senate Ethics white tunics or blouses, black or “These experiences have given It is obvious that Mr. Osella, who is on Mr. Munns’ Committee, which is already investigat­ gray baggy pants, earrings and campaign committee, lacks objectivity. Osella is look­ ing D’Amato for allegedly helping steer severe haircuts or buns. me an emotional backbone,” Mrs. ing for a sc^>egoat to blame the Republicans’ disarray federal housing grants toward his politi­ They are often elegant in their Xu said. “I haven’t been really over this past year’s education budget. He and his cal supporters and relatives, also has the sick for three years.” LeeAnn O’Leary-John W. Norris Alayne M. Anderson-Brian P. Wiashburn simplicity but rarely fashionable. party made a promise they could not keep. This is just racetrack deal on its list of particulars Beijing’s debut into world A pioneer for her age group, a cynical attempt to pass the buck. against the senator. The Ethics Commit­ fashion as a major textile ex­ Mrs. Xu said her modeling skills of Bolton High School. She is employed by Sonitrol Communica­ Mr. Osella, in his haste to condemn, overlooks tee is s(Hutinizing D’Amato’s role in O’Leary-Norris Anderson-Washburn porter, however, has brought with are self-taught. “I can’t move like employed at the Manchester Herald. tions of HartJford. a young person, so 1 had to figure Henry Genga’s past achievements that have made his helping the buyers get tax-free bonds to it a growing sense of style for Donna and Jeremiah O’Leary Sr. The prospective bridegroom is a Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Anderson The prospective bridegrping around the and make a slide presentation of the the seniors’ efforts. I’m pleased to is at the renowned Salem Cross Inn. sistance (by appointment); Non- his benefit amount to be lower? deal can’t be anything but bad news to trip. Those desiring to go may leave report that Vicki Konarsld won the The final stop will be in Killingly, at ANSWER: No. Your husband’s Candidates’ higher ambitions a deposit at this time. Flyers will be Grocery Shopping (Bradlecs), call a Weekly D’Amato. The Ethics Committee is al­ Christmas Wreath; Joan Konarski Christmas Wonderland, which is a day in advance for a ride. Social Security benefit is affected ready probing his role in the back- available shortly. (Vicki’s daughter) won the dolls; two-acre display of 30,000 lights, only by his earnings, not those of Health Tip scratching that dominated the Depart­ Now that our fair and first major Thurs.: Band Rehearsal, 9 a.m.; By BOB CONRAD Senate. Barbara Keimelly was secretary Catherine Ringrose won the 263 mechanical animals, and a 95- other family members. And it is also knows him as a fighter with tons of ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ program are over, we are asking for Program “A1 Morgann,” 12:30 p.m.; of the state on the way to Congress. ceramics nativity scene; and foot Christmas tree. Lights will be only his earnings from employment personal ambition. He’s not just rurming ment during the Reagan years. The in­ your help. We want to revitalize our (adv) Basketweaving, 2 p.m. Other underticket people ran unsuccess­ Caroline Westkoski won the quilt. turned on at 5 p.m. The trip will end and self-employment that will cause Voters should be aware, when they go for comptroller, he wants more later. vestigation centers on whether he got hospitality committee and form a to the polls on November 6, that the un- fully for higher office, but at least they Congratulations to all our winners. with cookies, punch, and a sing-a- Fri.: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Duck his benefit amount to be reduced. In­ Democratic Secretary of the State federal housing grants for relatives and long. new Fair Committee. Hospitality has derUcket is dotted with candidates who tried for the tq>ward bounce. Julie Tashjian of Windsor says little Once again, the Newcomer’s Pin Bowling “Holiday Lanes,” 9:30 come from savings, investments, 1 the major responsibility of greeting political supporters. Program will be presented on Mon­ Other activities are as follows: pensions, or insurance docs not hope to make this a stepping stone Borges promised his party in 1986 that publicly about her future goals in persons on special event days. For а. m.; Bingo, 10 a.m.; Exercise day, Nov. 5, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 6: All upstairs activities are count. toward bigger things in 1994. he would serve two terms. He also made politics, but she doesn’t rule out higher But the Roosevelt Raceway case goes the Fair Committee we are looking “Cleo,” 11 ajn.; Setback, 12:30 Walk-ins will be accepted. The cancelled because of Election Day. Rank Borges, for example, is running it clear that he was interested in governor office. She has a fan club urging her on, beyond D’Amato. We have learned that for people who have experience pjn.; Exercise “Celeste,” 2 pjn. programs will focus on the variety Nov. 8: Thursday Rogram, enter­ for re-election as treasurer but he is real­ and she has been listening more intently the General AcciHinting Office is inves­ w orl^g in stores and with a variety Roy D. Katz after that. of activities, programs and services tainment by A1 Morgan, folk singer, Scores: ly taking aim at being the Democratic tigating the bond program also to see of crafts. Call the office if inter­ The Hartford Democrat’s performance lately. With Mrs. Tashjian, it’s more a that are available, as shown in a poet, unicyclist. T\ies., Oct. 23: Bowling - Frank candidate for governor in 1994. And at treasury has been that of a dynamo, case of pushed than pushy. whether the Roosevelt Raceway is an Nov. 12: Rockingham Trip, leave ested. isolated case or a mushrooming problem. video. Attendees will be able to Don’t forget that our Senior Cen­ Gallas 206, 520; Bruno Giordano keep Dick Blumenthal, the Democratic both in modernizing the department and Of the Republican opponents for these share their program ideas and learn Center 9:30 a.m. A waiting list is 507; Jim Forsyth 247, 560; Cliff candidate for attorney general now, high There are about $170 billion in outstand­ ter Information Line, 647-3240, will BABIES NEED FAT in steering its aggressive — sometimes underticket offices, Joel Schiavone of how to get involved at the Center. being taken. Call Don at 875-0538. on the list for governor then as well. ing balances on industrial development give you, in a recorded message, Coffin 204, 539; Marie Rck 181; L egal Children under age 5 should not controversial — way of handling the New Haven is the one most likely to ex­ Free lunch will be given to all those Nov. 13: The Baltimore trip has Among other Democrats, comptroller public’s money. In the current campaign, bonds nationwide. Sources tell us that been cancelled. daily updated information on special Stella Forsyth 190, 508; Lottie Kuc- be part of the parents’ low fat ceed the bounds of the comptroller’s job the early indications are that lax over­ who have not previously applied for events, trips, daily activity zynski 477; Alba Rusconi 177. T alk diet. Children need adequate fat candidate Bill Curry is a potential hope­ Borges has pumped some $400,000 into Nov. 13: 10 to 11 a.m., “AIDS, 9 if he can make this initial step. a gold card. sight of the program may have allowed What Every Senior Citizen Should schedules, and the menus. Wed., O ct 24: Bridge - Fran Burr and cholesterol to fuel their rapid ful for any of several places on his advertising to tell voters about it. Schiavone was miming for governor Two new classes are presented in A ll4 W U o X r e ti growth, and to provide essential <5 1990 by NEA. Inc party’s ballot in four years. You name it abuses. Know,” presented by Joanne Can­ Our deepest sympathy is extended б, 280; Carl Lombardo 4,470; Zoel Blumenthal, a Stamford attorney and until John Rowland surged by him on the Nov. Holiday Bread Making will be to Majorie Fischer on the loss of her Cormier 4,380; Paul Templeton nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, — Congress, the U.S. Senate, governor state senator, has a lust for political com­ offered Wednesday, Nov. 7, from 1 non, R.N., for the Health Depart­ including vitamins A, D and E, "Hey kids! Want to find out if mom and dad way to the GOP nomination. Originally daughter, Carol Bolin, Texas. Best 4,320; Catherine Byrnes 3,660; Ruth SHOULD YOU DIVORCE — he’ll take it. Ambition is Curry’s mid­ bat that belies his soft-spoken, mild man­ MINI-EDITORIAL — Outside the to 3 p.m., where one can learn how ment. This program will address the which are fat soluble. A balanced are doing drugs? Get DRUG-O-SPRAY...” denouncing “pols,” Schiavone has now wishes to Clara Swanson who is in Pemberton 3,600. Attorneys are asked, ‘Should I get a dle name. ner. An underdog early in the race for at­ doors of every congressional budget to make Christmas tea rings, sugar latest facts on the AIDS epidemic. diet and plenty of exercise been bitten by the bug and wants “in.” hearing is a swarm of lobbyists making Manchester Memorial Hospital, and Ri., 0(tt. 26: Setback - none. divorce?" Whether you should divorce is The underticket — I’d rather call it the torney general nomination, he stole it in crisps, and other holiday goodies. Call 647-3174 to register. should avoid obesity in young sure their special interest is t^ e n care of. Mary Lemesis, who is home Mon., Oct 29: Pinochle: Sam a dedsion only you can make for your­ children. way-underticket because most of the the final innings and at the convention On Friday, Nov. 16, Jan Sayre will Nov. 14: Flu Shots, 9:30 to 11 Clearly, Schiavone wants to win as But you won’t find Native Americans a.m., last time offered this year. recuperating. Schors 785; Ethel Krozel 771; self. Y}ur friends don't want to see your campaigns have been so quiet — is made from fellow legislator Jay Levin of New teach a class in Bow Making. marriage break up. Your children don't comptroller to establish a statewide base hanging out there for $250 an hour. In­ Nov. 15: Thanksgiving Rogram, Helena Gavello 751; Rene Maire up of candidates for secretary of the London. Around Stamford, Democrats Seniors are asked to bring 2V2 yards Ongoing activities: want to lose a parent. Ibur relatives and have an option for 1994 — including dian interests cannot afford expensive reserve your lunch. 745. state, attorney general, treasurer and of 3-inch ribbon. You may register Mon.: Ceramics, 9:30 ajn.; Line won't contemplate divorce. Attorneys expect Blumenthal to be in the pcx}l for the governor’s race. lobbyists. They have to rely on the good Nov. 29: Radio City Music Hall, Manchester Herald comptroller. in the office for one or both classes. Dancing, 9:30 a.m.; Bingo, 10 a.m.; cannot make your decision. Your 9 I higher office later on. will of the lawmakers — a rare com­ ofVlcdicinc Reservations are now being taken leaves 8:30 a.m. Pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; Exercise decision is a private one. Only you can The pay is only so-so for these mostly Curry, a former state senator from Far­ Other underticket candidates, all modity. It’s Third-World living on many Nov. 29: Manchester High School Pounded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. part-time jobs — in the $50,000-$60,000 mington who practices law, is not Republicans, aren’t known for plans in the office for our Thanksgiving “Celeste,” 2 p.m. EMERGENCY make that decision. Si^oppe reservations today with alcoholism, drug Dinner scheduled for Nov. 15. Band is Thursday’s entertainment. Attorney Leo J. Barrett, 382 Hartford NiilomI PrtjChpUofl CtnWra Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. range — but they offer much more in universally loved within the Democratic beyond the immediate goal, with the pos­ FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL abuse, pollution, child abuse and inade­ Entertainment will be provided by Dec. 4.5: Driver Education, take T\ies.: Oil Painting, 9:30 a.m.; Road, Manchester, 649-3125, Connec­ political opportunity. Ella Grasso went party because he knocked veteran Ed sible exception of Pauline Kezer of quate services. Interior Secretary Manuel the course and receive 15 percent (adv) Square Dancing, 10 a.m.; 348 Main Street the filing Junior High School “Jazz DIAL 911 ticut Toll Free 1-800-33-44-LAW. Send M anchester I Executive E ditor. Vincent Michael Vah/o from secretary of the state to Congress to Caldwell of Bridgeport out of the box as Plainville, the nominee for secretary of Lujan says he wants to leave behind as Band.” filing will also supply the discount on your insurance. $7 fee, Bowling “Silver Lanes,” 12:30 p.m.; for free divorce brochure. News Editor____ \___ Andrew C Spitzler the governor’s office. Joe Lieberman (xrmptroller to gain a state convention the state and too experienced in politics his legacy a better life for Indians. In Manchester delicious pumpkin pie that will be register in person in the office. Exercise “Cleo,” 1:30 p.m., (beg) 649-1025 went from attorney general to the U.S. endorsement for that job. But the party to close the door on any opportunity. They’ve heard it before. 0 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 3, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 3,1990—7

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Yesterday’s L-RK — ^ ,J special family thanks offering when success this year: Fran Giard, Velma Answer A self-indulgent guy never does this— “ NO" HIMSELF Coventry church sponsors turkey supper By NANCY CARR her extended family comes together Piela, Mildred Kinney, Denny and The First Congregational Church of Coventry will have a roast turkey Executive director Steve Clarke, John McClain, Janet MACC News for special meals. The collection is Now back In Bloclt, JumbiB Book No. 43 la avallabl* for S2.M, which IncludBi poBlaoB and harxlllng, from JumbiB, d o fh li nawspapar, P.O. Box 4366, Orlando, FL 32602-4366. supper Nov. 10, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in fellowship hall on Main Street. kept safely at grandmother Muriel and Alice Carter, John Lofgren, Phul Includa your nama, addrtaa and zip M da and maka your chack payabla lo Nawapaparbooka. The supper is open to the public. Werbner’s house until transferred to Little and Helen Datson and our The charge is $5 for all adults and $2 for children ages 6 to 12. Children I know that you are still raking own Joaime Coykendall who volun­ leaves, but it’s only 19 days to ment is on the third floor). We also our Human Needs Fund. Also under age 6 are admitted free. teers so many hours above and THE PHANTOM by La* Felk A 8y Beriy Thanksgiving. Time to talk turkey, need some help with emergency thanks to Joseph Amone, Peter and n - 1 deliveries on Wednesday morning, Leonara Dub^do, Ronald Dukes, beyond her job. Great weather, fine fii/iiiiiiiiimii)iiiiiTTTT77jii' inmnniLuiiiiEi stuffing, and pumpkin pie and BURY IT,, IN t h e ir c e m e t e r y . ^ a l SAVED R3®ET THIS ^ W ILL HE Church hosts Red Cross blood drive Nov. 21. Please call 646-4114 for farmers and a terrific crew of volun­ Thanksgiving baskets for Joseph King Jr., AARP #604, Joan (ro s y OO WITH ALL IT COME$ FROM THEIR F/VMILY,, My LIFE. VALLEY,.THESE 1 FORfiET.CTR BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bix m , There will be a Red Cross blood drive at St. Mary’s Church, 1600 Main teers; and to all those who Manchester and Bolton families more information. Dower and Nancy Rivosa for their \ THI& IVORY P FROM ANCESTORS. HOW(3AN EL£PHANT$^ a m E B A C K St., Coventry, on Nov. 10, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. ♦Mail a donation to Seasonal support of the work of the Con­ responded to our request for soup I THANK i /.TO/HAKE YOUVE HEARD OF THE WELL, T H IS TIM E O F YEAR AROUND who, without you, won’t find much HORSEMAN? Also, the Health Link Van of Community Health Care Services will offer Sharing, P.O. Box 773, Manchester ference, to the congregation of kitchen volunteers, Elaine Crockett, TROUBLE HERE. WE HAVE TO MAKE DO on their Thanksgiving table. . WITH HIS STANP-IN ^ earwax screenings and blood pressure checks at no charge. Cholesterol 06040. Your gift will help us pay for Rose Dumas, Grace EHdan, Ruth In fact, it’s only 11 working days Emanuel Lutheran for their donation screenings and blood sugar testings will be available for $5 each. The van Sprong, Faith Gustafson and Sister W J until MACC basket delivery day. hot meals to be delivered to the to the MACC Fuel Bank, to P. will be available from 8:30 a.m. to 1 pjn. No appoinunent is necessary. A Manchester social workers, public elderly and shut-ins on Thanksgiv­ Varesso for a memorial donation in F^uline Hunt, many thanks, and to person doesn’t have to donate blood to use the He^th Link Van. health nurses, elderly outreach ing Day. It will also help to pur­ memory of Mary White, to Ron Bea Hicock for responding to our / * Minister to speak on topic, ‘Why Vote?’ workers, clergy and school person­ chase meat and fresh f^ruit and Elders, general manager of A1 Sief- plea for Clothing Bank volunteers. nel have been referring families in vegetables for Thanksgiving bas­ fert’s super store for a badly needed Still needed are volunteer to sort and The Rev. Connie Sternberg, minister of Unitarian Universalist Society: need to MACC for weeks. After kets. Your donations also provide used refrigerator for the Shelter and rack clothing and assist clients on East, 153 W. Vernon St., will speak on the topic “Why Vote?” Sunday at eliminating all duplicate referrals, the $10 meal certificate given to to Dan Noel for advocating for us, Mondays, 1 to 3 pan., and Satur­ CONT'P 10:30 a.m. those who do not have cooking to Katie Dixon and her family who we already have a listing of several days, 10 ajn. to noon. Please call 11-3-90 Services at UUS: East are open to the public. Infant care and a program hundred Manchester households in facilities in their rooms and cannot shop for the Pantry as they shop for Joanne at 646-4114 for more infor­ HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* for youth coincide with the service. A coffee and fellowship hour follow. need of a helping hand from their use food baskets. their family, to Pearl Hultman of mation. THE ORIZWELL8 by BIH Schorr ♦Community Thanksgiving din­ neighbors. Emanuel Lutheran for donating a I'M HOMF, Y&U'fZE HiNTiMiSr TfIAT I Trinity to hold Snowflake Shoppe Bazaar ner. This annual event is open to Geography Quiz: Cj^A/torJlS. 2 . These are some of the ways you coat rack to the Clothing Bank, to HetSA! T O O amjoM T im e a w a y p i z o m The Snowflake Shoppe Bazaar will be held today from 9:30 a.m. to 3 can reach out to help your neighbor. anyone in the community who all the volunteers who help make the MoM E , AfzeM'T Y o u ? i.Vlhere is Pallas ? would be alone for Thanksgiving or p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, Route 30, Vernon. "■Adopt a family and provide Downtown Farmer’s Market such a THE The bazaar will feature patchwork crafts, country crafts, Christmas tree them with a Thanksgiving food bas­ who lacks cooking facilities. The BIBLE and home decorations, Barbie doll clothes, toys, plants, knitted items, a bake ket. We ask that those who adopt a dinner is being hosted by the good sale and attic treasures. household for Thanksgiving provide folks at South United Methodist, SPEAKS Coffee and kuchen will be available all morning. Lunch will also be avail­ not only a holiday dinner but a Main and Hartford Road, at noon on Thoughts Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. able. week’s supply of food. Depending Eugene Brewer Evangelical association accepts 2 groups on how many holiday extras are in­ 22. Free guest tickets and transpor­ cluded, we estimate the cost of a tation are available. Call MACC at CHICAGO (AP) — The Conservative Baptist Association of America holiday food basket for one person 649-2093 or 646-4114 for tickets or To vote or Everyone falls at something at 1 and the Salvation Army have been accepted into membership of the Nation­ at $30 to $40. You may want to ask to arrange transportation or to some point. \bu may fail because al Association of Evangelicals. your organization, club or several volunteer. your expectations were unrealistic. a l l e y OOP by C ave Or* o* That brings the association’s membership to 48 denominations with a ♦Donate non-perishable foods at not to vote You may have an unconscious will FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thava* friends to share the cost. To adopt WHAT P*YOU I I DIDN'T SAY I ( ...THE MACHIklE'S. DON'T WORRY ^ IN THE MEANTIME, T HE MIGHT BE the altar as you join with friends and to fall — perhaps as a form of WE'LL BE BACK MAYBE JAKE WOULD \ BETTER OFF. combined 4.6 million members. one or more families, please call our MEAN Y'CAN'T S COULPHT SEN p S DOWN BECAUSE ( OH. The freedom of the democracy we punishing self or someone else. ' I N BUSINESS / LIKE TO SEE WHAT I n OTKNOWIN'/ The Rev. Billy A. Melvin, executive director of the association, said the neighbors at tlie 35th Annual Com­ S ^ P H I M BACKHIM BACKl I / WE'RE TOING A IM A COUPLE ( THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE) Human Needs Department at enjoy should not be overshadowed Unforeseeable circumstances I PROMISED ^'SAID I COULDN'T ( LITTLE WORK joining of “two distinct but rich heritages and expressions of the Christian 646-4114. munity Interfaith Thanksgiving Ser­ PO IT RIGHT NOW!\ ON THE O F DAYS! ' A fAlNlSTSp TOOfc by our laments of escalating taxes, sometimes make success Impos­ ' C HA M B ER! WQW/ faith ... will contribute signficantly to the ministry and vision of NAE. "■Donate a turkey and/or holiday vice, Sunday evening, Nov. 18 at V iflOOtOOO o f ChfUfCM The organization represents a conservative, evangelical counterpart to the South United Methodist. increasing cost of living, etc. It is a sible — time and chance happen trimmings and please, let us know in freedom dearly purchased and to all (Ecd. 9:11). FLoeje National Council of Churches, whose older, more inclusive and mostly advance so that we can count on As you know from the front page But filin g to achieve a goal need Fu n p S Af^l> TOfT IT I preserved with blood and toil of our larger denominations have a combined membership of 42 million. your gift. The absolute deadline for article in the Manchester Herald, the not defeat one unless he engages _ I N H ^ C f c f ancestors. fL a y in g The r delivery of perishable foods (meats, Human Needs Fund, most of which In destructive self-criticism, Methodist media division head named is used to provide financial assis­ declines to objectively analyze tfie produce, baked goods) to our pack­ One of the gained freedom is to 9 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Wilford V. Bane Jr., a longtime United ing center at Concordia Lutheran tance to Manchester/Bolton families cause ^ or fails to see life’s larger choose the political leadership. Cast­ picture. No one is a failure simply Methodist communications employee who helped organize the Vision Inter- Church, 40 Pitkin St., is 8 a.m. in crisis, has been depleted by the ing your vote for the candidate of because he fails in some venture, YH/A v/E^ faith Satellite Network, has been named head of the denomination’s public Tuesday, Nov. 20. rapidly increasing number of urgent 11-3 your choice is a right and also a but only if he sees himself as such, . O ino by NEA. he. media division. requests for aid being referred to our "■Collect non-perishable foods at moral obligation. Failing to do so and so wastes his time in hand- THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom He succeeds Nelson Price, now president and chief executive of the net­ work or meetings to help fill bas­ Department of Human Needs. ringing self-pity. PHIPPS by Joaaph Fanta undermines the pinions of this work, VISN. kets. Always in short supply are the How shall we cope with failings? Thank-yous democratic society...governed by protein foods (canned meats, stews, Our thiiks to Evelyn Preston for Recognize the true cause, accept­ Poll conducted on worship, charity the people, for the people. I SMELL eOPMlU6... POMY Fe FA6grCl>6l I peanut butter), cereal products and ing whatever responsibility we PRINCETON, NJ. (AP) — A Gallup poll found tliat 88 percent of her most generous donation to the bear. Do not look for scapegoats, OH,K?P,..WHY/!^ m i sIKJCASeOFAM ^ fruit and fruit juices. The deadline Human Needs Fund, to George Candidates or issues might leave families who attend religious services weekly contribute to charity, but of for non-perishable food items for either personal or nonpersonal. PPIVIM& WITH THB those who don’t worship regularly, only 58 percent contribute to charity. Ripley III for his constant support you lukewarm. Yet, it is no reason Determine what changes you need Thanksgiving baskets is 5 p.m. and to benefactors Edith Csatary, for apathy or “Laissez-faire.” to make to overcome. Prayerfully 9 Religious affiliation up in East Europe Friday, Nov. 16, at Concordia. Beverly Woodhouse, Howard and Be heard! Be counted! It’s our proceed to effect these changes according to a deliberate plan. NEW YORK (AP) — Members of an ecumenical mission to Eastern ■*Help deliver the baskets. We’ll Carol Rovegno, Margaret Crowe, civic and moral duty. Europe reported a “tremendous upsurge” in religious affiliation in Yugos­ start delivering MACC baskets at 10 Dorothy Sonego and the Robert lavia, Hungary and Romania. a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 20, and hope to Modean family for a memorial gift JF . Chamberland 'ciHURjCH OF CHRIST finish by noon. We need suong arms in memory of Francis Beane and a Lydall & Vernon Streets 1^4/, _L1___ The delegation, sponsored by the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, said Permanent Deacon HktilP more and more people in those countries are turning to religion for solace and backs (those food boxes are very special thank you to little Church of the Assumption Phone:646-2903 and hope in the face of vast economic and political changes. heavy, particularly when the ^art- Becky Klein. Becky coordinates a 0 I^ N C H E ST E R HERALD, Saturday, November 3, 1990

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From Page 1 Section 2, Page 9 Saturday, Novembers, 1990 she donates $2 from that sale to the which she buys from About Me Vernon; St. James School Book Fair, SPORTS organization. Organization that have books. After all the pages are Nov. 13 to 16 at the Manchester benefitted from the book sales in­ printed, she cuts them, staples them school; and the American Cancer clude the Family Day Gare together and binds them with Society’s fair on Dec. 8 at Illing Providers Association and adhesive into the book cover. Each Junior High School in Manchester. Samaritan Shelter and Lutz book takes only about 5 minutes to Besides children’s books, Jones Coventry 2nd Ghildren’s Museum, both of make. also makes and sells letters to Manchester. Jones said she came up with the children from Santa Claus, Victorian “I really enjoy doing this and idea of making and selling teddy bears, fabric-covered hat going to the shows,” said the retired children’s books when she saw the boxes and painted sweatshirts. dental assistant. “I can’t wait for the books being advertised. Anyone interested in the books or best in COC mail to come, so I can get more or­ Jones will market the books at the other products can reach Jones at ders. It’s fun.” Rm I r^\#CD A j n , Scott Brsda/Manchostar Horald following upcoming fairs: The 646-0136. nuuu OVER — An unidentified Bolton woman was taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital Jones’s living room has been con­ Jaycees of Vernon, Nov. 10 and 11 tournament at 13-0-4. Tor minor injuries after her car rolled over Friday afternoon along Interstate 384, Manchester verted into a mini-book printing at Vernon Genter Middle School in By LEN AUSTER shop. When someone orders a book, Manchester Herald Rocky Hill, which substituted tire Officials said. The one-car accident happened at 2:26 p.m. just before the Wyllys Street UNICO CAR RAFFLE liberally while Plaster didn’t go exit of the eastbound lane of the highway. Jones asks for personal information, such as the child’s name, nickname, Spanred fay MBDchcMDr Chiptor of UNIOO Ng&nl GROMWELL — The game deep to his bench, was able to punch town of residence and other names EMERGENCY Sunday, Nov. 25,1990 started off with a balky scoreboard one home after being denied seconds before. A cross from Jamie that are to be used. She enters that FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL that didn’t want to work. information into a computer. Music starts at 2:00 PJVl. And only one official assigned to McEwen on the right wing found DIAL 911 Matt Martocci on the right side. He, Unemployment rate holds steady After the information is entered, The Army & Navy Club the game showed. He worked the however, got a weak shot off with Jones places pre-made story pages _____ In M an ch ester Manchester game from midfield, with players By KAREN BALL Friday. “Tliis is sftong evidence that the scrambling Patriot goalie Bob John­ V from host Gromwell High serving as The Associated Press For the third month in a row, economy really has lost its footing Drawing 5:00 PJVI. linesmen. son able to get his hand on it. 1991 Lincoln Town Car more industries lost jobs than gained now and slipped into recession,” The game also didn’t start off Johnson then was at the right spot Four Door WASHINGTON — America’s them, the Labor Department said in said Robert Dederick, chief ELKS NATIONAL FREE THROW well, either for Goventry High. “At for a rebound drive off the foot of unemployment rate held at 5.7 per­ a report analysts took as new economist at the Northern Trust Go. Tickets: $100 the start of the game I had two John Gerstcr. cent in October after rising for three evidence a recession is taking hold. of Ghicago. “HOOP SHOOT” CONTEST No mon than 3SS liduts w ill btioUH freshmen who didn’t know who they But the Terriers did cash in as a straight months, but big new job los­ Dramatic falloffs in construction The numbers “point to a worsen­ Proceeds to be used for Scholinh^, Locsl were marking. It took them two to Martocci headed eluded Johnson, Oiiiities and to help ooinbst Menu! Reuidsdcn. ses still cut across the U.S. and manufacturing jobs pushed ing employment picture ... the FOR A ll BOYS & GIRLS ~ AGES 8 thru 13 three minutes to figure it out. I was and flicked off the top of the right economy, the government said non-farm payrolls down by 70,000, employment situation continued to CONTESTANT AGE GROUP WILL BE DETERMINED BY For tickets call surprised they didn’t score a couple post into the cage. the agency said. deteriorate in October,” said Janet Raymond F. Damato, 646-1021 of early,” Coventry coach Bob “That goal was plenty deflating,” THEIR AGE AS OF APRIL 1.1991 240 New State Road The jobless rate held steady rather Norwood, commissioner of the Plaster said. Plaster said. “You could tell by the than rising again only because the PLACE: Mahoney Gym DATE: 12-5-90 TIME: 12:30PM Bureau of Labor Statistics. Paul Rossetto, 646-2482 While Coventry did survive early looks of their faces at the half. Tax labor force, which had been growing “It clearly shows a downturn ... I FOR MORE INFORMATION “We just got beat to too many This Ad paid by on, it did surrender a goal with 24 slowly, shrank by 183,000 workers think you’d have to be pretty starry CONTACT: YOUR LOCAL ELKS "HOOP SHOOT''“DIRECTOR seconds left in the half and that was balls. They have a lot more bodies From Page 1 in October. Students’ return to eyed to think otherwise,” said Peter MANCHESTER ELKS PHONE: 646-9262 RAYMOND F. DAMATO than enough as Rocky Hill High an­ and I think they wore us down, school probably explained much of Radford of National WesUninster nexed the Charter Oak Conference especially in the midfield. There that drop, economists said. Bancorp in New %rk. boys’ soccer championship with a were signs of being dead on their “With a deficit as high as $1.5 feet,” he added. billion predicted for next year, there 2-0 victory. RE-ELECT Plaster said his young club didn’t Rocky Hill put the game away aren’t many options other tlm tax 14:15 into the second half. Mid­ reform,” said Gibes. Hostages adjust well to the championship clash. “It is a different type of inten­ fielder Jeff Dill walked around a Gibes, who is also house chair­ JACK sity,” he described. “TTiey (Rocky tired Coventry defender and fired a man of the Legislature’s tax-writing From Page 1 Hill) have had guys who’vc been slicing bullet off the left post into Finance, Revenue and Bonding here before. A lot of the guys the center of the cage from about 35 Gommittee, said the group is ex­ THOMPSON Please Join Us for A yards out. Reginald PInto/Manchestar Harald strategic sites as “guests” to try to Electricity and Water. weren’t used to the atmosphere.” pected to report in December on the prevent an attack on Iraq. The foreign hostages said they The decision sends the Patriots O Z2 income and sales tax as possible STATE Rocky Hill outshot Coventry. ON THE MOVE — East Catholic’s Jen Connor, above, keeps pace with St. In recent days, there has been an WEDDING SHOWCASE into the Class S tournament at 8-6-3 DO r - revenue sources. received messages from their 19-8. Bernard’s Yvonne Barnes during Friday’s State Open Meet at Wickham Park. escalation of claims in the West that families over the BBG and the Voice REPRESENTATIVE Everything you will need from engagement to honeymoon and snaps an eight game (6-0-2) un­ Rocky Hill 1 i _ 2 Meehan’s memo said he will es­ Connor earned All-State honors by taking ninth place. The Eagles’ Chris Ray, > m the foreigners were being of America radio. beaten streak. The victorious Ter­ C ovontry q 0 - 0 tablish a steering committee for the mistreated. Iraqi officials have “The BBG messages keep us 13th DISTRICT riers, with their second straight con­ Scoring: R H - Martocci, Dill right photo, was unable to defend his Open title, but did earn All-State honors 5 project, with subcommittees on ^November 3,1990,12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. Saves; C- Bob Johnson 8. RH- Anthony ^ denied the claims and said that all sane. Without them, we could not ference title, head into the Class M Sardo 5 by taking 10th place. withholding, data processing, forms O w the foreigners were given adequate have heard anything from them,” z ^ design, organization, and public food and medical treatment. awareness. said Leon Gorral, 45, another British Two fashion shows Information Minister Latif Jassim hostage. H H Meehan said the last formal study said President Bush was using Iraqi officials at the site said that m I of implementing an income tax was 1:00 p.m. Pirates oust UConn claims of mistreatment as a pretext they arranged for the hostages to Ray finishes 10th in State Open o m in the 1970s, when a consulting firm for an attack on Iraq. send and receive letters from their developed a plan. 3:00 p.m. 5 T) The visits on Friday were meant families, and accused authorities in STORRS —^Top-seeded Seton 88:12 without Big East Rookie of By JIM TIERNEY He said he was prompted to set up “I just didn’t have it today,” Ray me I mentally couldn’t . . .any cham­ QIrti' (M m ratult*: 1. Vmiton 115, Z. S L B a r­ to demonstrate that the hostages are Hall University eliminated the the Year Gerson Echeverry, who nard 133, 3. Rockville, 4. Bethel 181, 5. Amity Britain and the United States of * Manchester Herald said. “Those guys were too fast. I’m pion trying to defend something, the steering committee because each well treated. Free hors d'oeuvres University of Connecticut, 3-2 in was red-carded for elbowing Vince 188. blocking the mail. glad it’s over. It’s time to make 1. Liz M ueller (Watertord), R O year for the last five the Legislature double overtime and penalty kicks Jajuga. when you see you’re losing you can­ Top 25 flnlahara; All 10 foreigners seen said they MANCHESTER — Defending 13:45 for 2.5-mlla course, 2. SL John (Bethel), has entertained a bill to establish an The Japtancse hostages said they 20 door prizes Friday afternoon in a Big East decisions now if I want to continue not get back into it. 1 gave it every­ had been given good treatement. But The Pirates took a 2-0 lead in any title in any sport is a difficult 3. OToola (Ridganald), 4. McGovern (New­ receive food and medical supplies Conference Tournament semifinal nmning. I lost. A lot of reasons, no thing I had today. 1 did the best I town), 5. Almeida (Wolcott), 6. Desroslers (Win­ income tax, and has asked the they disputed the wisdom of Iraq Admission $2.00 the first half on goals from John task. 2 CD department for information on how from their embassy in Baghdad and match at the Connecticut Soccer excuses.” could. I’m satisfied with what I did dham), 7. Walker (Rockville), 8. Caruthors (Wil­ holding them to deter war, saying Murphy and Eoin Monahan. ton), 9. Connor (East Catholic), 10. O'Connor m c/5 expressed hopte that former Japanese Stadium. R>r East Catholic senior Chris East junior Dan Thiery finished just because there’s no longer any it would be done. that neither Bush nor British Prime UConn cut the lead to 2-1 on a Ray, the defending State Open (Ellington), 11. Byma (East Catholic), 12. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone Seton Hall (11-6-2) will meet 62nd. pressure.” Spaulding (Griswold), 13. Salclus (South 5 Minister Margaret Thatcher would ON NOVEMBER 6 Restaurant and goal by freshman Adam Linker champ, the accompanying pressure ^ might be able to release some of second-seeded Boston College The Coventry boys, making its RHAM High junior Mike Judenis, Windsor), 14. Mulcahy (Wslhersfield), IS. Cun> be deterred. Banquet Facility with 14:32 left in the first half. to duplicate his phenomenal perfor­ mlngs (Stamford Catholic), 16. Barnes (SL Ber- them when he visits Baghdad over (13-4-2), a 2-0 winner over first Open appearance in 25 years, the Class M state champ, finished nard), 17. Clark (Weaver), 18. Leahy (Haddam- Briton Frank Graham said Mrs. VOTE Jajuga tied the game at 2-2 at mance of 1989 was a bit too much. the weekend. Syracuse, in the Big East cham­ 5:02 of the .second half. finished in 21st with 543 points. 27th and barely missed All-State Killlngworth), 10. Boden (Staples), 20. Lago (Middletown), 21. Martin (Windham), 22. Ser- s > MS&G Thatcher would fight a war despite Sercho Saisso, regional manager Ray, who won the Class MM Daryl Ru-ker was the top Patriot honors. Judenis, who was as far 275 Boston Tpke. (Rte. 6 & 44) pionship game Sunday at 12:30 Pirate goalie Ray Purdon saved vldlo (Brian McMahon), 23. Tomlinson (Win­ the fact that hundreds of British meet last Saturday, placed 10th in runner in 118th. of Japanese Airways, said he was ar­ DEMOCRATIC Bolton/Manchester town lines pjn. three of the Huskies’ penalty' back as 40th, unleased a vicious dham Tech), 24. Bunting (BrookSald), 25. From Page 1 citizens were taken hostage into a the Open Friday afternoon at Ray was in the thick of an eight- Privae (Klllingly). rested in Kuwait and moved to Defending Big East champion kicks. Monahan iced the penalty kick up the final hill, but came up a 3 0 > . number of strategic sites in Iraq. W ick h ^ Park to earn All-State man pack which broke away from Boys' team rssulta: 1. Stap les 64, 2. Xavier Baghdad with about 200 other For further information UConn, which outshot Seton Hall, kick session and the match for the little short in his quest for All-State. 112, 3. New Britain 127, 4. Rockville 185, 5. “If she wants to bomb, she will honors. The top 25 finishers the field. He maintained that posi­ Newtown 232. as smooth as possible,” the letter Japanese who have been relocated at 24-12, finishes its season 9-9-5. Pirates when he beat Husky goalie garnered that distinction. “I think he started to panic a lit­ Top 25 finlihars: 1. Ed Porter (Hall), 16:05 bomb, whether we are here or noL” different strategic sites. PULL LEVER 4A call 645-7996 Seton Hall played the final tion when the group entered the said. Tom Foley. tle,” RHAM coach Mark Logan tar 3.1 miles, Z Vogt (Staples), 3. Symonetta said Graham, 49, who was working Saisso said his embassy sends Ray’s time was 16:32 for the 3.1- woods for the final time. (Notre Dame), 4. Woronlck (Valley Regional), 5. It stated optimistically that “when said. “Going up the hill he thought as an engineer for more than four Japanese food for fellow nationals Ask for Kim mile course. Ed Porter of Hall When Ray emerged from the Swift (Xavier), 6. Paul (Cheshire), 7. Day we emerge from our present situa­ Paid tor by Commiaeq to Re-Elect Jack he was out of it. But, he passed at (Slaplaa), 8. Johnson (NFA), 10. Ray (East years for the Kuwaiti Minsitry of being held. High-West Hartford edged Richard woods, he was in ninth place. The Catholic), 11. Martin (Lyman Memorial), 12. tion we will be stronger and better Thompson; Rogef Negro, Treasurer. least 10 people in the last mile. This Vogt of Staples-Westport at the wire early pace was slower ihM Ray ex­ Donovan (Fairfield Prep), 13. Shatas (Maloney), able to provide the construction in­ is good experience for him.” 14. Duigan (Holy Cross), 15. Childers (Staples), with a time of 16:05. pected, which turned the race into a dustry with the quality of goods and Celtics start right 16. Willard (South Windsor), 17. McKeon (New kicker’s finish. services that you have come to as­ Ray qualified for next Saturday’s Britain), 18. kurrino (Law London), 19. Johnson After thinking about defending “Those guys are too good, ” Ray (Windham), 20. McGarrigal (Danbury), 21. sociate with our name.” New ^gland Championships in his title all season, Ray is relieved said. “They’re better than I am. Gregorio (Stamford), 22. Gagnar (Brookriald), Manchester, N.H. Judenis is an al­ 23. Ehemkranz (Guilford), 24. Trask (Rockville), The 66-year-old construction it’s over. with win over Cavs Once they started pulling away from ternate. 2 S Ffoulos (Xavier). materials company, which filed for Ghapter 11 protection in July, is headquartered at 60 Adams St. It has By HOWARD ULMAN eliminated in the first round of the several affiliates, including the MSG MANCHESTER HAS IT The Associated Press playoffs, installed a running attack. Connor, Byrne earn All-State honors Gorp., MSG Equipment Gorp., and On Friday night, it produced Monson Sand and Gravel in Mas­ Q ote ^cconotoig 288 Center Street , BOSTON — Reggie Lewis numerous long passes that ended in By JIM TIERNEY Day Road Race has long been The East Catholic High girls’ year.” sachusetts. David Rosenthal As­ » < es^ CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER scored 32 points as the Boston Cel­ uncontested baskets and drives Manchester Herald known for its indomitable ‘Irish cross country team possesses a R)r Byme, she saved her finest sociates Inc., of East Hartford, is Serving The Area For 25 Years We Buy and Sell tics, with a new fastbreak offense through the Cleveland defense. Connection’ which has placed smaller, yet just as potent version of performance for last. Byme trimmed another affiliate included in the i Custem Designed Baths And Kitchens and new head coach Chris Ford, Robert ftrish added 23 points for MANCHESTER — The several members in the winner’s an ‘Irish Connection.’ a staggering 2:13 off her time from bankruptcy filing. routed the Cleveland Cavaliers Baseball Cards Total Remodeling £ Boston and Lany Bird had 18. The venerable Manchester Thanksgiving circle. And. at Iriday afternoon’s State the Class MM meet, where she 125-101 Friday night. Open Cross Country Championships placed 14th. Visit Our Newly Re.nodeled Showroom Cavaliers were led by Mark Price M b Mo.i to Sat. 3 PM to 7 PM 645-6961 The Celtics led 56-46 at halftime at Wickham Park, die Eagles’ ‘Irish “I used last week’s race to help 191 CENTER ST with 19 and Chucky Brown with 18. I'M VOTING SPECIAL ORDER Talk With Our Cenitied Kitchen Designer and closed the third quarter with a Connection’ of sophomore Jennifer my strategy today,” Byme said. MANCHESTER, CONN. The game featured the return of CAKES “i-OV' R R E N T 400 Sq Ft. 7-0 run that made the score 94-79. Connor and senior Nancy Byrne “Last week I went out hard and M O N -S A T 10-5 Shaw and Daiuiy Ferry, teammates (203) 646-0228 With Boston leading 105-92 with last year with E Messaggero of soared. died. Today I didn’t think about FOR- THURS. 10-9 Call 643-14 4 P (7 . q r s i L esC are 6:11 left, Brian Shaw hit two free .!<*• elM HMv. " ( HlTCHENi >NC Rome. Cleveland’s Ferry had five The red-headed Connor, whose anyone eLse. I just thought about my Wedding cakes are our specialty. The largest selec­ throws that began a 16-1 spurt in points. mother hails from County Sligo. own race.” 25 Olcott Street, IN!KIBA\ which the Celtics forced several tur­ Shaw, a point guard who was Ireland, and Byme, whose mother is Byme, who burst onto the run­ KEVIN tion of wedding cake ornaments in Connecticut. Basketball WASHINGTON (95) Don January 36-32—68 Hockey Transactions Bowling throws in the final seconds as the New Thompson had 20 rebounds Friday night Grant 5 1 7 2-2 14. King 7-19 4-6 18. Jones Bob Charles 36-32—68 York Knicks won a 134-130 overtime as the Indiana Facers, taking control in 2-4 5 0 4. Robinson 6-14 1-2 13, Wbrkman 4-8 Dale Douglass 3 6 -3 2 -5 8 NBA standings 1- 2 9, Whiker 0-2 1-2 1. Alarle 5 1 2 2-2 12. Arnold Ftalmer 3 5 3 3 — 68 Blossom League game against the Charlotte Hornets the third period, defeated the New Jersey English 5 1 4 5 0 10, Foster 2-4 2-5 6. Irvin 5 0 Larry Mowry 36-32—68 NHL standings BASEBALL see action until -Riesday at 2 pjn. Friday night. Nets 100-81. EASTERN CONFERENCE 2- 2 2, Hammonds 55 0-0 6. ToWs 4599 Quinton1523 Gray 36-33— 69 WALES CONFERENCE Anwrican Lhagu* Iris Soto 197-480, Donna Elchlsr 184-520 Allanllc Division 95. ' ' ' - ‘'■'"■-t-rriyr.rd wirrocr" a. Charlotte, which trailed most of Uie New Jersey, which trailed early by 12 Dan Morgan 3 5 3 4 - 59 PMrtck Dhrlaton CLEVELAND INDIANS-Named Harry Kay Donovan 180-451, Ftaula Rivera 451 Don.' W L PcL QB MIAMI (119) Jack Fleck 3 6 -3 3 -5 9 W L T P ts OF OA Spillman minor laaguo Ntting Instructor, Dyar Hattin 462, Helen Hathaway 477. Roberta season-opener for both teams, led points, pulled within seven at halftime Botton 1 0 1.000 Rice 5 1 7 5 0 13. Thompson 2-6 5 5 9, Onrille Moody 3 4 5 5 - 5 9 NYRangsra 11 4 0 22 66 37 Miller mimr league pitching coech, end Gary McCormick 478-465, Sandra Harririgton 46Z Miami 1 0 1.000 Seikaly 7-7 5 1 0 22. Douglas 5 1 3 5 4 21, E 5 Roberto De Vicenzo h o ^ ‘No^‘^%^ No- 15 at 8-5-3, 129-124 in overtime when Armon Gil­ before the facers’ rebounding and inside 3 5 3 4 —68 Naw Jareoy 8 5 1 17 54 46 Tuck a minor feaigue menagsr for a dub to be Sandy Williams 451, Cacife Lapina 45Z Donm h o ^ No. 18 ImiMculate of Danbury (7-5-2) today at NawVbrtc 1 0 1.000 wards 4-13 5 2 10. Long 5 1 3-4 3. Burton 5 1 4 Chi Chi Rodriguez liam scored two baskets inside and John­ play of the 7-foot-4 Smits, the 6-10 33- 36—69Yfoshington B 7 0 16 47 48 determined later. Schmitt 464. Philadalphia 1 0 1.000 7-9 25, Coles 5 5 5 0 0, Davis 3-6 0-0 6, Whg- Terry Dill N ^ i n ™ ' r o u n d clash. Bolton High is the 3 5 3 4 — 69 Philadelphia 7 6 0 14 50 49 ny Newman hit a reverse layup with 3:28 Thompson and Detlef Schrempf broke 0 1 .000 ner 5 2 0-0 0. Kessler 5 4 2-7 8. SundvoW 1-2 Dick Herxlrickson 3 6 -3 3 -6 9 Pittsburgh 6 6 1 13 61 53 National Laagua GOP women No. 10 seed at 9-4-2 and will visit Rocky Hill High, the Washington 0 .000 0-0 5 Totals 44-90 30-41 119. Robert Gaona 3 5 3 5 — 70 to play. open the first game of the season for both NY Islandara 4 9 0 8 34 56 SAN FRANCISCQ GIANTS—Agreed to Cathy Bymoa 182-176, Carol Bagslnw 4fin seventh seed team, Tltesday at 2 pjn. Centrai Division Vfoshington 24 22 26 23— 95 Dewitt Weaver 38-32— 70 Adams Dhrlalon terms with Terry Kemedy, catcher, on a one- C. Byrnes 495. New \bric answered with six consecu- teams. Atlanta 1 0 1.000 Miami 29 25 31 34— 119 Don Bias ^^The championship games are set for Saturday, Nov. 36-34—70 Boston 7 4 2 16 42 46 year contract Detroit 1 0 1.000 3-Point goals— Washington 0-1 (English), Gay Brewer Uve points, capped by Mark Jackson’s 36-34— 70 Montreal 7 6 1 15 46 46 Irxliana 1 0 1.000 Miami 1-4 (Rice 1-1, Edwards 5 1 . Coles 5 1 . Jim Ferree two free throws wiUi 49 seconds left. 36- 34—Hartford 70 4 7 2 10 32 44 Charlotta 0 .000 Sundvold 0-1). Fouled out—Foster. Don Massengale BASKETBALL 37- 33— 70 Buffalo 3 5 4 10 39 39 Cominantal Baakalbal Aaaoclatlon Then Cheeks stole the ball from Dell NBA Roundup Chicago 0 .000 Rebounds-Wsshlngton 59 (Jones 10), Miami Jim Dent Weekend scholastic slate 36-34—70 Quebec 3 8 3 9 40 59 SAN JQSE JAMMERS—Acquired Ray C ls v e i^ 0 .000 65 (Davis 12). Assists— Washington 24 (King Al Kelley Curry and hit two free throws to put New 36-34— 70 Foster, forward, and a IHrd-round draft choice Football Mlhwiukae 0 . .000 .. 10). Miami 27 (Douglas 8). Total Mika Hill In fTOtball action today, Manchester High (2-3 in CCC 40-30—70 Norria Division from the Pensacola Tornados lor Hubert York up 132-129 with 39 seconds to go. WESTERN CONFERENCE fouls— Washington 31, Miami 27. Techni­ Lou Graham 7 ^ 3-4 Derail) will play at Enfield High (0-4, 2-5) at New Jersey, which lost its 29th con­ 36-34— 70 W L T P ta GF QA Herrderson, forward. Waived Rodney Fuller and Midwest Division cal—Wsshington coach Unsaid. A— 15,008. Millar Barber Newman hit a free throw to cut the lead 36-34— 70 Chicago 9 5 0 18 49 34 secutive road game, was led by Jack W L P e t Tommy Aaron Freddie MeSwain, guards. o , V?.® are coming off a 27-0 loss to 34- 36— 70 SL Louis 6 4 1 17 47 38 to 132-130 with 8.1 seconds to go, but Haley and rookie Derrick Coleman with Minnesota 1 0 1.000 Kan StiH Rwkville while Enfield is coming off a 19-6 loss to Win­ “ 76ers 124, Bulls 116 36-34— 70 Detroit 7 4 3 17 56 52 OLYMPICS NFL standings Cheeks responded with two free throws Denver 0 0 .000 dham. 11 points apiece. Coleman, the first PHILADELPHIA (124) BobBrus 3 6 5 4 — 70 Minnesota 2 9 3 7 36 58 U.S. QlYM PIC COMMITTEE—Announced Houston 0 0 .000 AMERICAN CQNFERENCE with 6.9 seconds left to seal Uie victory. Barkley 1521 7-9 37. Mahorn 6-8 7-8 19, Jim O ’Ham 36-35—71 Toronto 2 11 1 5 38 66 the resignation of Larry McCollum, director of East player taken in this year’s draft, also had San Antonio 0 0 .000 BobW ym E ^ Catholic (0-3 in ACC, 1-6 overall) will entertain Gminski 2-6 5 0 4. Dawkins 10-13 5 6 25. Haw^ 36- 35— 71 Smythe Division training centers. Gerald Wilkins added 25 points for Ute Utah 0 0 .000 Lae Eldar W L T PcL PF M 12 rebounds. kins 5 1 3 9-9 19, Anderson 7-10 3-3 17. Bol 5 2 38- 33— 71 Calgary 10 4 0 20 60 40 St. Joseph of Trumbull (4-0, 7-0), the top-ranked team in Dallas 0 1 .000 Buffalo 6 1 0 .857 187 136 Knicks, while Jackson scored 22. Gilliam 0-0 0. Olivor 0-5 0-0 0, J.Williams 1-2 1-2 3. Bnice Crampton 37- 34—Los 71 Ar>igafee 9 4 1 19 64 CCHXEGE the state, tWs afternoon at 1:30 at Mount Nebo’s Carlin Heat 119, Bullets 95: At Miami, Orlando 0 .000 Miami 6 1 0 .857 152 90 led the Hornets with 23 points, Curry Green 5 2 5 0 0. Totals 4 5 8 2 3 5 3 7 124. Butch Baird 37-34— 71 Vancouver 7 6 0 14 39 41 SACRED HEART—Named Terri Stahl Pacific Division N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 151 190 Memorial Field. East is coming off a 10-0 loss to rookie Willie Burton scored 25 points in CHICAGO (116) Doug Sanders 37-34— 71 Winnipeg 5 8 1 11 43 44 woman's assistant baskatball coech. scored 22, JJl. Reid 20 and rookie Ken­ Golden State — Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 105 162 V 0 .000 John Ftaul Cain 36- 35— 71 his NBA debut, including seven in a 41- PIppen 5 1 5 3-3 13, Grant 5 1 3 4-5 22, Edmonton 2 7 2 6 29 32 New England 1 6 0 .143 100 196 Northwest Catholic while St. Joe’s edged Hamden 3-0 LA Clippers 0 .000 — Charles Coody dall Gill 16. Cartwright 2-6 5 2 6, Paxson 1-2 5 0 2. Jordan 37- 34— 71 Friday's Qamea . Central last week. second third-quarter span to break the LA Lakers 0 .000 — Gene Uttler 33- 38—, 71N.Y. Islanders 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 76ers 124, Bulls 116: At Chicago, Phoenix 14-24 5 5 34, Armstrong 4-7 5 0 8, King 0-6 3-4 Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 205 204 game open, and the Miami Heat beat 0 .000 — Jerry Barber 37- 34— 71 3, Levingston 4-9 5 2 8, Hopson 4-9 1-2 9, Per­ Houston 4 4 0 Charles Barldey scored 37 points and ftrrtlarxJ 0 .000 — Larry Laoratti .500 181 152 Washington 119-95 Friday night. due 1-3 5 0 Z Hodges 3-7 0-0 9. &Williams 0-0 34- 37— 71 Saturday's Gamas 4 4 0 Albrecht, Anderson earn honors Sacramento 0 .000 — Pittsburgh .500 150 138 Johimy Dawkins added 25 Friday lught, 5 0 O.Totals 47-101 1 52 3 116. Bob Flawlins 36-36— 72 Chicago at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. The victory was the Heat’s first in an SeaWa 0 .000 — Radio, TV Ciaveland 2 6 0 .250 128 193 Al Chandler 36-36— 72 Buffalo at Boston, 7:05 p.m. y^RNON — University of Connecticut’s Chris •7 i ' Friday's Games Philadelphia 39 28 27 30— 124 West leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a opener and put the third-year franchise Billy Maxwell 38- 34— 72 S t Louis at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Albrecht and Brian Anderson were named to the Big Late Gamas Not Included Chicago 28 20 33 35— 116 LA Raiders 6 1 0 .857 147 99 124-116 victory over the Chicago Bulls. Dow Finsterwald 36- 36— 72Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. over the .500 mark for the first time ever. AHsnla 115, Orlando 111 . 3-ffoint goals—F^ladelphia 5 4 (Barkley 5 1 , Kansas City 4 3 0 .571 167 114 East All-Conference team announced Thursday night at N.Y. Flangars at Ffttsburgh, 7 3 5 p.m, The 76ers led most of the way and held Boston 125, Cleveland 101 Dawkins 0-1, Hawkins 0-2), Chicago 4-12 Bruce Devlin 3 7 5 5 - 7 2 Denver 3 4 0 .429 168 178 Last season, Miami won only once by Minnesota at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. the Quality Inn. New Vbrk 134, Charlotte 130, OT (Hodges 3-7, Jordan 1-3, Pippen 0-1, Paxson Howie Johnson 37- 35 - 7 2 Today Seattia 3 4 0 .429 144 135 several 20-point leads before the Bulls more than 21 points. 5 1 ). Fouled out— None. Rebounds—iPhiladel- Tom Shew 36-36— 72 New Jersey at Edrrxinton, 8:05 p.m. Albrecht is a junior stopperback and Anderson a senior Indiana 100, New Jersey 81 8 a m . — Tennis: Paris Open, ESF>N San Diego 3 5 0 .375 164 142 made a last-ditch run in the fourth phia 54 (Barkley 10). Chicago 46 (Levingston Homsro Blancas 3 7 5 5 — 72 Detroit at Montreal, 8.'05 p.m. Burton, a 6-foot-8 forward and the Miami 119, Whshington 95 Noon — College football: Notre Dame al fullback. Syracuse senior forward Steve Morris was Bobby Nichols Calgary at Toronto, 8:05 pm . Detroit 115, Mllwaukae 104 6). Assists— Philadelphia 24 (Dawkins 11), 3 6 -3 5 -7 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE quarter. It was a small measure of ninth player taken in the June draft, Winnipeg at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. Navy, Channel 18 named the Big East Conference offensive player of the Philadelphia 124, Chicago 116 Chicago 29 (Paxson, Jordan 7). Total Lae Trevino 3 5 3 4 — 72 East revenge for the 76ers, who were knocked Sunday's Games 1Z30 p.m, — College football: Indiana at showed no sign of jitters and took over Minnesota 98, Dallas 85 fouls— Philadelphia 19. Chicago 25. A— 18,676. Charlie Sifford 36-36— 72 year. Ed Kelly of Boston College was Big East Coach of Calgary at Buffalo, 7.35 p.m. Michigan State, ESF^ W L T PM. PF PA out of the playoffs by the Bulls last Golden State at Derrver, (n) 7 0 0 the game late in the third period. Minnesota al Montreal, 7:05 p.m. 1 p.m. — Flaiders at CNefs, Channel 30, N.Y. Giants 1.000 171 96 the Year. Sacramento at LA Clippers, (n) Knicks 134, Hornets 130 4 3 0 season. Th# AsftocUitod Prsss Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:05 p.m. WELI (AM-960) Washington .571 144 103 In quick succession, he made a strong Houston at Portland, (n) 3 4 0 (OT) Los Angieles at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. 1 p.m. — Ratriots al Eagles, Channel 22, Philadelphia .429 151 152 UConn football at Delaware Michael Jordan led the Bulls in the one-on-one move before hitting a six- RUNNING W ILD — Cleveland guard John Morton kicks up a leg Phoenix vs. Utah at T o l^ , (n) Scholastic WPQP (AM-1410) Dallas 3 5 0 .375 110 156 season-opener with 34 points, 28 coming Saturday's Gamaa NEWV1Df«(134) NHL results 1 p.m. — Collage football: Taxes at Texas Phoenix 2 5 0 .286 100 172 STORES — The University of Connecticut football footer, followed a teammate’s missed free while trying to dump the ball off behind the back of Boston’s Kevin LA Lakers at San Antonio, 3:30 p.m. Oakley 2-6 5 8 9, Vandeweghe 5 1 2 2-2 13. Tech. MSG, NESN Central in the second half but his fourth-quarter throw for another basket and then made a Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 pm . 0 team (3-2 in Yankee Conference, 4-4 overall) will play at McHale in the NBA opener for both clubs Friday night at Boston Gar­ Ewing 14-23 1 51 4 38, Jackson 7-14 8-13 22. Islanders 3, Rangers 2 1 p.m. — Collage football: UConn al Chicago 6 1 .857 173 96 efforts were minimized by Rick Mahorn, dazzling stea)-and-stuff that brought the Cleveland at DekolL 7:30 pm . G.Wilkins 1515 58 25 Cheeks 4-6 56 14. Boys x-country results Delawars, WILI (AM-1400) Tampa Bay 4 4 0 .500 157 182 Delaware (3-3, 4-4 this afternoon at 1 in Yankee Con­ den. The Celtics beat the Cavaliers, 125-101. Boston at New Tbrk, 7:30 p.m. Qulmett 5 3 5 0 4, E.Wilkins 2-3 1-1 5, Mustaf NY Islanders 2 0 1—3 1 p.m. — College k>otbell: Ipna at Merchant Detroit 3 4 0 .429 168 179 who scored 13 of his 19 points in the final crowd to its feet and left his teammates MANCHESTER (AP) — Flesults ol the boys Charlotts at Orlando, 7:30 pm . 2- 2 5 0 4. Totals 4 5 8 4 37-52 134. NY Flangers 0 1 1—2 Marines, SportsChannel Green Bay 3 4 0 .429 127 156 ference action. UConn is coming off a 42-24 win over period to keep the Bulls from getUng in open state championship cross country race grirming in admiration. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. CHARLOTTE (130) First Period— 1. NY Islanders, McDoriough 3 2 p.m. — College football: Georgia Tech al Minnesota 1 6 0 .143 150 159 Riclunond last week while Delaware dropped a 17-10 held on a 5,005m eter course at Wickham Park: posiUon to take the lead. Moncriefs layup off a steal by Moses Chicago at Vltashington, 7 3 0 p.m. Newman 4-10 3-4 11, Gilliam 10-20 5 5 23, (Vukota), 4:02. 2, NY Islanders, Sutter 5 Virginia, Channel 3 West tened their new arena with a 98-85 vic­ 1. Staples. 64. 2. Xavier, 112. 3, New Britain. decision to Maine. Denver at Dallas, 8 3 0 pm . Reid 7-14 6 5 20. Bogues 1-6 5 0 2. Chapman (LaFontaine, D.King), 17.-06. Penalties— Mal- 3:30 p.m. — College football: Iowa at Illinois. San Francisco 7 0 0 1.000 174 118 Pistons 115, Bucks 104: At Auburn Hawks 115, Magic 111: At Atlanta, Malone got the Hawks even at 103. 127. 4. Rockville, 185. 5. Newtown, 23Z 6. Fair- tory over the Dallas Mavericks. Minnesota at Mllwaukse, 8 3 0 pm . 4-15 5 4 12. Gill 7-11 2-2 16, Hoppen 1-1 2-2 4. lette, NYR (high-sticking), 5:10; K.King, NYR Channel 8 Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 199 200 field f>rop. 238. 7, Amity, 240. 8. South Hills, Mich., the Detroit Pistons began Dominique Wilkins scored 32 points, liad There were three more ties and two Dallas, a favorite to win the NBA’s Utah vs. Phoenix at Tokjm, 10 pm . Curry 5 1 3 2-3 22. Tripucka 5 7 4-4 14, Gat- (elbowing), 10:10; Molleir, NYI^ major-game 3:30 p.m. — Lakers at Spurs, Channel 30 LA Rams 2 5 0 .286 174 214 Women’s rugby tournament set Windsor, 259, 9. St. Bernard, 272. 10, nine rebounds and seven assists as the At­ Houston at Seattle, 10 pm . dson 2-5 2-2 6.Totals 49-102 27-32 130. misconduct (slashing), 12:02; Malonsy, NYI 4 p.m. — Bills at Browns, Chs. 22,30 New Orleans 2 5 0 their bid for a three-peat with a 115-104 lead changes before Willis put the Hawks Midwest Division, missed six straight Cheshire, 293. .286 115 150 Rortand at Sacramento, 10:30 pm. NewVbrk 33 29 33 28 11— 134 (cross-checking), 17;51. 4 p.m. — Bears at Buccaneers, Channel 3, STORRS — The Northeast Women’s Rugby Cham­ opening-night win over the Milwaukee lanta Hawks used late free throws to in front to stay, hitting a free throw with 1. Ed Fbrter, Hall 5:11 Secorvf Period—3, NY Flangers, Ogrodnick 7 shots as the Timberwolves snapped a 77- Sunday's Gams Charlotte 19 35 30 39 7— 130 WELI (AM-960) Sunday, Nov. 4 pionship will be contested this weekend at the University 2. Richard V ^ L Staples 5:12 (Turcotte, Shaw), 18:56. Ffenalliaa— Viai, NYR Bucks as Joe Dumars scored 19 points down the Orlando Magic 115-111 Friday 56 seconds to play. all tie with a 10-0 spurt. O I! Golden Stats at LA Clippers, 9 p.m. 3-ffoint goals— Now \brk 1-2 (Varxieweghe 4 p.m. — College football: Colorado at Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. 3. Al Symanottee, Notre Dame WH 5:14 (slashing), 1:18; Vukota, NYI, minor-major (in­ of Connecticut. UConn meets Harvard at noon followed night. 1-1, G.Wilkins 0-1), Charlotte 5 8 (Curry 4-4, Nebraska, ESPN Dallas at New 'fork Jets, 1 p.m. Friday night. Robinson added 19 points for the A capacity crowd of 19,006 at Target 3J r- 4. Eric Wironick, Valley FIsgional 5:15 stigator, fighting), 4:31; Vial, NY, major (light­ NBA results Chapman 1-Z Newman 51. Tripucka 0-1). 4 p,m. — Golf: Mexican Open, NESN Naw England at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. by unbeaten Boston College, the reigning East Coast The Hawks, who twice led by 20 points 5. Gregory Swift Xavier 5:15 ing), 4.31; Crossman, NYI (roughirg), 7:28; Bill Laimbeer and James Edwards each Hawks and Willis had 17 points and 11 Center roared its approval as Minnesota, a Fouled out—Gilliam. Flebounds— New Vbrk 59 7 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins. Channel 38, Now Orleans at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. champion, against Williams at 1:30 p.m. (Oakley 15). Charlotte 50 (Gilliam 11). As­ 6. Stave l%iul, Cheshire 5:16 Janssens, NYR (cross-checking), 7:28; Muller, had 18 for Detroit, hoping to become the in the opening quarter, trailed 111-109 rebounds. Facers 100, Nets 81 WSPH (AM-1270) Phoenix at Miami, 1 p.m. second-year team given 2,000-1 odds of > m sists—New Vbrk 28 (Jackson 7). Charlotte 33 7. Kevin Day. Staples 5:17 NYR (cross-checking), 8:41; Sutter, NYI (hook­ Nancy Sulick, a Manchester resident and 1987 East NEW JERSEY (81) 7:30 p.m. — College football: Auburn at Los Angeles Flaiders at Kansas City, 1 p.m. first team since 1966 to win as many as with 1:26 to play, but scored the rest of Terry Catledge scored 27 points and winning the league title, rallied from a (Bogues 10). Total fouls— Now Vbrk 24, Char­ 8. Chad Johnson. Norwich FA 5:18 ing), 10:16; K.King, NYR (kneeing), 13:13; Haley 5-8 1-2 11, Morris 2-9 4-4 8, Dudley Florida. ESPN San Francisco at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Catholic graduate, is a member of the Boston College the points in the game on two free throws lotta 39. Technical— New Vbrk illegal d^ense. 9. Joe Beck, Glastonbury 5:19 Wfood, NYI (roughing), 15:42; KKing, NYR three consecutive championships. had 12 rebounds to lead the Magic. Nick 73-67 deficit despite the absence of foul- 4-7 1-6 9, Blaylock 2-13 1-2 5, Theus 2-10 6-8 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at Knicks, Channel 18, VIbshington at DelroiL 1 p.m. A— 24,101. 10. Chris Flay, East Catholic 5:20 (charging), 15;42; Maloney, NYI (holding), squad. The championship game is Sunday at a time to be each by Wilkins and rookie Rumcal O CO 10, Bowie 3-7 2-4 8, Coleman 5-13 1-211, Lee MSG. WILI (AM-1400) Ricky Pierce scored 12 of his 31 points Anderson added 19 points and Smith 16. prone scoring leader Tbny Campbell. 11. Tony Marlin, Lyman Mem 5:22 16:37. Buffalo at Cleveland, 4 p.m. announced. z -< 1- 5 0-0 2, Conner 2-4 2-2 6, Gervln 2-5 3-4 7, 7:30 p.m. — Blues at Whalers, SportsChan­ Chicago at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. in the fourth quarter for the Bucks. Robinson and one each by Kevin Willis 1Z Ryan Donovan, Fairfield Prep 5:22 Third (feriod— 4, NY Flangers, Sheppard 4 Campbell, who led ail scorers with 24 Buechlsr 2-5 0-0 4, George 0-3 0-0 0. Totals Pistons 115, Bucks 104 nel, WTIC (AM-1080) Houston al Los Angeles Flams, 4 p.m. 13. Doug Shatas, Maloney 5:23 (Nicholls, Shaw), 1:28. 5. NY Islanders, Reekie A three-point play by Fred Roberts nar­ and Duane Ferrell. Timberwolves 98, Mavericks 85: At points, left the game with five fouls at the 30-89 21-34 81. 10 p.m. — College football: California at San Diego at Seattle, 4 p.m. H H MILWAUKEE (104) 14. Shane Dulgan, Holy Cross 5:23 1 (Wjod, Flatley), 5:40. F’enalties—Berg, NYI Whalers host St. Louis Miimeapolis, Tyrone Corbin, Randy INDIANA (100) use, NESN . rowed the Pistons lead to 65-61 with 8:02 The Hawks led for most of the game 9:34 mark and was replaced by Corbin. BrickowskI 3 5 1-2 7. Roberts 4 5 5 5 13, 1 5 Justin Childers, Staples 5:23 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 2:59; Janssens, Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. m I Person 2-10 0-0 4, Thompson 5-12 1-3 11, Midnight — Four Tours World Championship, Ilfionday, Nov. 5 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (4-7-2) will left in the third quarter. But Dumars hit until UtisOtis bmithSmith’s s fast-break layup gave Breuer nreuer andana Poohroon RichardsonKicnarason ignitedigniiea a Sikma 4-9 2-2 10. Ftobertson 5 1 5 1-1 17, 16. Geoffrey Willard, South Wirxisor 5 2 4 NYR (holding), 2:58; Sutter, NYI (holding), left in the third quarter. But Dumars hit Smits 9-17 6-8 24, Fleming 8-13 1-2 17, Miller final round, ESPN (delayed broadcast) 0 m Humphries 1-7 2-2 4, Lohaus 5 11 0-0 14, 17. Simon McKaon, New Britain 5:24 10:35. New York Giants at Indianapolis, 9 p.m. } host the St. Louis Blues tonight at 7:35 at the Civic Cen­ six points in an 11-4 Detroit run for an the Magic a 99-97 lead with 6:37 remainremain- 31-12 run over the finalfin^ 9:34 Friday nightn i^ i Breuer finished with 17 points, CorbinCorbi 4-8 13-14 22, Schrempf 4-8 6-8 14, Sanders Anderson 2 5 5 2 4. Pierce 11-18 7-7 31, 15 Sam Iturrino, New London 5:24 Shots on goal— NY Islanders 17-10-5— 3 Z 16 and Richardson 11. 2- 4 0-0 4, M.Williams 0-4 2-2 2. Drolling 1-2 0-0 ter. The Whalers, who’ve lost five in a row, are coming 11-point Pistons lead with 4:42 left in the ing. u'8- Orlando stayed ahead until Sidney and ^ tl the MinnesotaMiimcsota Timberwolves chris-chris­ 16 and Richardson 11. Schayes 5 1 1-2 1. Grayer 1-3 1-2 3. Henson 19. Rob Johnson, Windham 5:24 NY Rangers 511-15—31. 2, McCloud 0-3 0-0 0, Wllnnan 0-1 0-0 0, K.Wil­ 1 0 5 5 0 0. Totals 4 5 8 4 20-25 104. 20. Chris McGarrigal, Danbury 5:25 Ffower-play Opportunitios—N Y Islanders 0 ol off a 4-2 loss to Montreal Wednesday night in Hartford. liams 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-83 29-37 100. DETROIT (115) 21. Carl Gregorio, Stamford 5:25 6; NY Flangers 0 of 5. New Jersey 26 19 11 25— 81 Aguirre 5 1 0 5 0 12, Edwards 6-14 6-7 18, 2 Z Bryan Gagner, Brookfield 5:25 Goalies— NY Islanders, Healy, 1-2-0 (31 ' Camp to receive Gold Key R O Indiana 31 21 20 28— 100 Laimboor 6-11 6 5 18, Dumars 6-11 7-9 19, 23. Pater Ehernkranz, Guilford 5:26 n 3-Point goals—New Jersey 0-3 (Leo 0-1, Thom as5 1 2 7 5 17, Johnson 511 5 0 11. Sal­ 24. Sean Trask, Rockville 5:26 shots-29 saves). NY Flangers, Vanbiaebrouck, SOUTHINGTON (AP) — Retired high school basket­ 6-2-0 (3Z29). Islanders snap Rangers’ home ice win streak Morris 0-2)i Indiana 1-6 (Miller 1-3, Thompson ley 4-9 5 8 13. Rodman 5 5 1-2 7, Bedford 0 5 2 5 Joseph Fbulos, Xavier 5:26 ball coach Wally Camp will join President George Bush o ^ 0-1, Person 0-2). Fouled out— None. 0 5 0. Blanks 0 5 0 5 0, Hastings 5 5 0 5 0. T 5 A— 16,409, 2 CO Flebounds—New Jersey 56 (Coleman 12), In­ tals 40-83 32-40 115 Girls x-country results Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Hon As- and actress Susan St. James as Gold Key receipients, the I^NEW W YORK (AP) — The New York Islanders blew an sUckedsticked Derek Derek King King of of the the Islanders. Islanders. Moller Moller also also receive received Milwaukee 25 26 26 27— 104 selstine, Flon Fina Look early two-goal lead but then ended the New York m CO diana 72 (Thompson 20). Assists— New Jersey MANCHESTER (AP) — Results of the girls Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance announced Friday. ^ l y two-goal but then ended the New York M H I R o u n c l u i l aa game game misconduct. misconduct. King King was was taken taken to to a a hospital hospital with with a Detroit 28 29 31 27— 115 15 (Blaylock 4). Indiana 24 (Flerr^ng 9). Total open slate championship cross country race Camp retired in June after 33 years as a basketball RangersRangers’ record 8-0 home ice start with a 3-2 victory mild concussion O fouls—New Jetrwy 25. Indiana 27. A— 13,004. 3-Roint goals— Milwaukee 4-10 (FVerce 2-4, mild concussion. 9^ held on a 5000-meter course at Wickham Park: Capitals 4, Kings 3 Lohaus 2 5 ), Detroit 5 7 (Aguirre 2 -Z Johnson coach with 508 wins, second only in Connecticut high Friday night on defenseman Joe Reekie’s first goal of the Capitals 4, Kings 3: At Landover, Md., Michal 1. Wilton, 115. Z S t Bernard, 133. 3. Ftock- Los Angeles 1 2 0—3 what's Celtics 125, Cavaliers 101 1-1, Laimbeer 0-2, Thomas 0-2). Fouled ville, 155. 4, Bethel, 181. 5, Amity, 185 6. Win- Washington 2 1 1—4 school basketball to the 525 recorded by Frank Crisafi of season at 5:40 of the third period. ’ Pivonka’s goal early in the final period broke a tie and out—None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 45 won only twice in their last 17 regular-season trips to CLEVELAND (101) dharrt 207. 7, Ridgefield, 213. 8, Staples, 241. First Period— 1, Washington, Hatcher 4 (Robertson 13). Detroit 55 (Laimbeer 13). As­ East Haven. Camp coached at Durham High and later at Madison Square Garden. They lost all three playoff gave Washington a 4-3 victoi^ over Los Angeles, the s I Williams 6-15 3-3 15. C.Brown 8-13 2-3 18, 9, Conard, 255. 10, East Catholic, 258. (Loach), 139. 2, Vfeshington, Druce 5 (Borxfra, Reekie’s screen shot from the right point went bet­ sists—Milwaukee 19 (Roberston 7, Detroit 27 Daugherty 5-16 4-5 14, Ehk) 2-9 2-2 6. Price Pivonka), 12:06. 3, Los Arigalas, Granato 8 aiming consolidated Coginchaug Regional. games at the Garden in losing a five-game scries last Capitals’ first win over the Kings at the Capital Centre (Dumars, Thomas 6). Total fouls—Milwaukee 1. Liz Mueller, Waterford 5:06 ween the pads of Rangers goalie John Vanbiesbrouck, 5-11 7-8 19, Bennett 0-2 0-0 0, Nance 5 9 6-6 (Gretzky. Sandstrom), 15:57. Penal­ Camp, Bush, St. James and a recipient to be named season. since 1987. 34. Detroit 2 Z Technicals— Brickowski, Sikma, 2. Erin S t John, Bethel 5:16 16, Chievous 0-4 0-0 0, Ferry 2-10 1-1 5. Mor­ ties—Boodra. Whs (holding), 7 33 ; Tippett, Whs who had won his last six starts and was named the Milwaukee illegal defense, Rodman. 3. Katie OToole, Flidgafiald 5:20 next week will receive Gold Keys from the Sports 33 >. ton 0-2 2-2 2. Paddio 3-4 0-0 6. Totals 36-95 (holding), 1322. Pivoi^a broke a 3-3 tie with 16:21 to play when he A—21,454. 4. Muraen McGovern, Newtown 5:23 NHL’s Player of the Month for October. 27-30 101. for the Writers Alliance at a dinner at the Aqua 'Rirf Club in Hubie McDonough put the Islanders ahead at 4:02 of skated into the Kings’ zone, used defenseman Marty 5. Leslie Aimeida, Wolcott 5:23 Secofxl Period— 4, Los Angeles, Taylor 3 Glenn Healy, the Islanders’ goalie, stopped 29 shots, BOSTON (125) 6. Amy Desrosiers, Windham 5:24 (Krushelnyskl. Tonelli), 1137. 5, Vteshlngton, Southington on Feb. 3. the first period. He took a pass from Mick Vukota at the McSorcly as a screen and beat Kelly Hrudey with a 50- Bird 9-15 0-0 18, Pinckney 2-3 0-0 4, Parish College basketball result 7. Sara Wblker, Rockville 5:25 Kypreos 3. 1426. 6. Los Angeles, Gretzky 10 including Mike Gartner’s breakaway with 25 seconds to right point and skated to the high slot before banking a 10-11 3-3 23. Shaw 4-6 5 7 13, Lewis 13-18 6-6 (MeSorley, KudalskI), 16:16. Penal­ foot slap shot for his fourth goal of the season and 8. Emi'iy Caruthers, Wilton 5:25 play. The Rangers outshot the Islanders 15-5 in the third 32, McHale 7-18 3-4 17, D.Brown 0-3 0-0 0. State Japan tops major league stars 40-footer high off the left post behind Vanbiesbrouck. Marathon Oil 95, UConn 90 9. Jennifer O ’Conmr, East Catholic 5:25 ties—Tatarinov. Was (high-sticking). 7:12; second game-winner in three games. Kleine 1-3 0-0 2, Gamble 7-8 0-0 14, M.Smith Granato. LA (roughing), 13:58; Loach, Whs period. Brent Sutter made it 2-0 at 17:06, converting Derek MARATHON O l. (9S) 10. Jessica O ’Conner, Ellington 5:25 TOKYO (AP) — Five pitchers combined on a two-hit- Washington won its third straight and beat the Kings at 1-1 0-0 2. Rrpson 5 1 OO O.Totals 54-87 17-20 (high-sticking), 13:58; Duchesne, LA (cross­ Ford 4-6, 4 5 15. May 1 5 1 9 10-10 34. Carr 11. Nancy Byrne, East Catholic 5:25 The Rangers (11-4-0) were 11-1 in their last 12 games King’s cross-ice feed from the left point to the right slot. 125. checking), 1733. ter and Takahiro Ikeyama of the Yakult Swallows hit a home for the first time in four games since a 10-3 victory 0-3 0 5 0. Tlmberlaka 1-1 2-2 4, Houston 5 1 0 1Z Frances Spaulding, Griswold 5:26 Capitol and lead the league with 22 points. Cleveland 23 23 33 22—101 Third Period— 7, Washington. Pivonka 4 Sutter’s goal came four seconds after the Rangers killed 0 5 1Z Snedeker 3-3 1-3 7. Bell 5 8 5 0 10, 13. Laura Saldus, South Windsor 5:27 two-run double in the third inning Friday as a Japanese on Dec. 6, 1987. Los Angeles lost consecutive games for Boston 33 23 38 31— 125 The Islanders (4-9-0), last in the Patrick Division, had Kelley 5 7 7 5 13. Totals 31-57 24-29 95. 14. Janet Mulcahy, Wethersfield 5:27 (Bondra), 3:39. Ffenaltios—Taylor. LA (intar- & a five-minute major penally to Randy Moller, who high- 3-Point goals—Cleveland 2-8 (Price 2-4, Ftad- all-star team beat a major league all-star team 4-1 in the the first time this season. CONNECTICUT (90) 1 5 Christina Cummings, Stamford C. 5:30 fererxte), 3 3 7 ; Hunter, Whs (cross-checking), dlo 0-1, Ehio 0-3), Boston 0-0. Fouled 337; Langvrey, W is (high-sticking). 13:17. Williams 3 5 2-2 8. Burell 5 21 1-2 13, Sellers 16. Yvonne Barrres, S t Bernard 5:30 opener of an eight-game goodwill series. out—None. Rebounds— Cleveland 46 (Williams 9-11 5 2 18, Smith 5 2 2 4-6 17, Gwynn 5 9 2-4 17. Maxine Clarke, Weaver 5:31 Shots on goal—Los Angelas 9-7-7—23. Barry Bonds of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit a bases- 10), Boston 52 (Parish 14). Assists—Cleveland Vfoshington 10-10-6— 26. 1Z DePriest 1-5 1-3 3, Cyrullk 3-7 5 0 6. Katz 15 Erin Leahy, Haddam-KVivonh 5:31 27 (Price 11), Boston 38 (Bird 15). Total loaded single in the first off Hideo Nomo of the Kintetsu 5 5 1-2 13, Ellison 0 5 5 0 0, Suhr 0 5 0 5 0, 19. Megan Bodert Staples 5:33 Power-play Opportunities—Los Angeles 0 of fouls—Cleveland 21. Boston 22. Techni­ 4; Washington Oof 1. Chiefs, Raiders in crucial test Macklin 0 5 5 0 0. Totals 38-89 11-21 90. 20. Karina Lago, Middletown 5:33 Buffaloes, the Japanese rookie of the year. Nomo had cal— Boston illegal defense. A— 14,890. Goalies— Los Angeles, Hrudey, 4-3-1 (26 Virgina facing Htlf—Connecticut 43, Marathon Oil 42. 3- 21. Jessica Martin, Wndham 5:34 walked the bases loaded. point goals—Marathon Oil 5 1 5 (May 4-6, Ford 2 Z Sharon Servldo, Norwalk-McMahon 5:35 shots-22 saves). Washington, LiuL 6-4-0 Hawks 115, Magic 111 (23-20). linebacker Clay Matthews inter­ 3- 5, Houston 2-4). Connecticut 3-16 (Katz 2-2, 23. Shannon Tomlinson, Wndham Tech 5:35 The Japanese went ahead with a three-run third against By DICK BRINSTER the NFL’s oldest and most spirited A— 18,130. ORLANDO (111) Smith 1-9, Burrell 0-4, Gwynn 0-1). Fouled 24. Sarah Bunting, Brookfield 5:36 Montreal’s Oil Can Boyd. With runners on second and The Associated Press rivalries. It also will mark the return cepted a Jim Kelly pass at the Referee— F’aul Stewart. Linesmen— Dan Reynolds 1-5 5 0 2. Turner 3-7 5 0 6, Kits 3-5 out—Sellers. Flebounds—Marathon Oil 42 (May 2 5 Jerviifer Privee, Killingly 5 8 7 important game McCourt Mark Vinos. * - k third and one out, Ikeyama doubled to left-center field Cleveland 1-yard line with nine 5 1 6. Anderson 5 1 4 1-2 19, Skiles 1-3 0-0 2, 13), Connecticut 44 (Sellers 13). As- of Los Angeles running back Bo Scott 3-11 1-1 9, Cadedge 1 51 4 7-12 27. Smith M ts — Marathon Oil 20 (Tlmberlake 8). Connec­ and scored on Tatsunori Hara’s single. They aren’t closing down Mis­ Jackson, who led baseball’s Kansas seconds remaining, preservinga 5 1 5 6-8 16, Vincent 5 1 7 2-2 18, Acres 5 4 0-0 ticut 18 (DePriest 6). Total fouls— Marathon Oil The second game of the series will be played Saturday, souri for Kansas City’s battle with City Royals last summer with 28 34-30 playoff victory. 6. Ansley 5 1 0 -0 0. Totals 46-96 17-26 111. 20, Connecticut 25. A—8,241. By DICK BRINSTER ATLANTA (115) also at the Tokyo Dome. Chuck Finley of the California the Los Angeles Raiders. It just home runs. This time, however, it doesn’t SATELLITE ANTENNA The Associated Press Wilkins 11-20 5 1 1 32. Willis 7-14 3-6 17. Angels is scheduled to start against Masaki Saito of the seems that way to Chiefs linebacker look like much of a contest. The Malone 5 7 1-2 7. Rivers 6-10 1-2 14, Robinson Yomiuri Giants. Derrick Thomas. Patriots (1-6) at Eagles (3-4): Bills, tied with Miami for the AFC 5 1 3 3-5 19, Moncrief 3-6 0-0 6, McCormick 4-4 INSTALLATION Top-ranked Virginia, foremost among the un­ 4-5 12, Ferrell 5 2 1-2 1. Webb 1-6 5 0 2. Golf Turnovers — New England’s 20 East lead, feature running back “The intensity reminds me of the Wright 1-1 1-1 3, Battle 1-7 0-0 ZTotals 4 5 9 0 Edberg, Becker in semifinals takeaways is second in the AFC — Thurman Thomas, whose 749 scrim­ blemished of college football, doesn’t want to hear 22-34 115. Site Survey PARIS (,AP) — Top-seeded Stefan Edberg beat Jakob Alabama-Aubum rivalry when the can’t cover for otherwise poor play. about the supposed importance of Saturday’s show­ Orlando 23 34 28 26—111 Pacific Seniors scores whole state shuts down prior to the mage yards (565 rushing) lead the down with No. 16 Georgia Tech. Atlanta 37 23 30 25—115 Hlasek 6-3, 6-2 and No. 2 Boris Becker beat Michael Philadelphia also continues to play NFL. 3- Ftoint goals—Orlando 2-5 (Scott 2-5), Atlan­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Scores Friday after game,” the one-time Alabama All- They aren’t alone. Third-ranked Nebraska, No. 6 the first round of the $500,000 Security ffocific Estimates Stich 6-1, 6-2 Friday to advance to the semifinals of the ta 3-7 (Wilkins 2-3, Flivers 1-1, Moncrief 5 1 . Cardinals (2-5) at Dolphins Senior Classic, played on the 6,307-yard, par American said of Sunday’s game. “I Houston and No. 19 Wyoming — the only other Webb 5 2 ). Fouled out—Flivers. Flebounds— Or­ Paris indoor tennis tournament. (6-1): Miami needs to control 3 5 3 5 — 71 Flancho ftark Golf Course: Quality Equipment get the same feeling I used to get Division I-A teams with perfect records — also are lando 58 (Smith 12), Atlanta 58 (Willis 11). As­ Becker will play Jonas Svensson, who beat sixth- NFL Roundup Phoenix running back Johnny John­ sists— Orlando 21 (Vincent 7), Adanta 29 Gary Player 34-32—66 120 Plus Channels just before the Alabama-Aubum trying to go about the business of staying unbeaten (Wilkins, Flobinson 7). Total fouls— Orlando 26, seeded Emilio Sanchez 7-5,6-4. Sergi Bruguera of Spain son if it hopes to keep pace with John ScNee 32-34— 66 game every year.” with a minimum of fanfare. Atlanta 23. Technical— Vincent A— 13,593. Joe Jimenez 3 5 3 2 —67 beat qualifier Guillaume Raoux of France 4-6,6-1,6-3 in Buffalo. Johnson leads the NFC is “I don’t like to use the word ‘big’ — especially a For Information another quarterfinal and will play Edberg. This is more than a rivalry, albeit poorly, escaping with a 21-20 vic­ rushing with 605 yards. Surprising­ The Trojan Donkey one of the most heated in the NFL. tory over Dallas on Randall Cunnin­ ly, the Dolphins are controlling the Call Bob 646-0011 Couples wins second match By winning, the Raiders (6-1) would gham’s game-winning touchdown ball more than in the pass-happy pass to Calvin Williams with 44 INAGL Japan (AP) — Fred Couples won his second own a three-game lead over the past. Last Sunday, they rushed for NCAA Football______seconds remaining. Space-age technology bearing gifts match in two days at the $1.15 million Four Tours World Chiefs (4-3) in the AFC West, a 206 yards — their best showing commanding edge halfway through Cowboys (3-5) at Jets (3-5): Dal­ 1 KEVIN Championship of Golf on Friday, beating Saburo Fujiki since 1984 — and held the ball for game in the middle of the season,” Virginia coach the season. las, a last-minute loser to Philadel­ at Down-to-Earth Prices of Japan 66-69. an AFC season-best 41 minutes, 5 George Welsh said Friday. nobody wants! ‘To put it plain and simple, this is phia, has won all four times it has Couples’ victory was one of four scored by members seconds against Indianapolis. But he can’t e s c ^ the magnitude of the game. for all the marbles,” Thomas said. played the Jets. The Cowboys must of the U.S. PGA Tour team against Japan’s PGA golfers, Bears (6-1) at Buccaneers (4-4): Aside from the Cavaliers’ top position in the poll, MACKENZIE “We beat the Raiders now, we’re conu-ol receivers Al Toon and Rob Wellness & Fitness with the Americans winning 10-2. The other two Chicago, leading Tampa Bay by 2Ui first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference is at FOR 5-3 and one game behind. ... We Moore, the latter leading NFL games in the NFC Central, would Your Vote for matches ended in ties, and left the U.S. tied for the lead rookies with 403 yards. stake. with Australia-New Zealand, each with 14 points. lose, we’re three games behind the take a commanding lead with a vic­ “I can appreciate it,” Welsh said of the media hype STATE REPRESENTATIVE Center Raiders and still staring at a date Giants (7-0) at Colts (2-5): New In other U.S.-Japan matches, Tim Simpson beat tory. The Bears live on the running over the game at Charlottesville, Va. “When the with them out there.... York, off to the best start in its 66- of Neal Anderson, second in the “LETS NOT RETURN announces Nobuo Serizawa 69-71 after Serizawa double-bogeyed year history, will try to keep pace season’s over, maybe it will be fun.” the last hole; Mark Calcavecchia beat Noboni Sugai “It’s very important from the NFC with 567 yards. Bucs quarter­ More than 350 media credentials have been SONNY GOOGINS standpoint of where we want to be with San Francisco in the battle for TO BUSINESS-AS-USUAL” 68- 73; Wayne Levi beat Masahiro “Massy” Kuramoto back Vinny Testaverde returns after processed for a game that pits Virginia’s top-ranked PATRICK L. GAGNON, going into the latter part of the the best record in the NFC. Injuries 69- 74; P&yne Stewart tied with Hideki Kase at 68; and a toe injury kept him out of a 41-10 scoring offense against Georgia Tech’s second- 9 to its three quarterbacks make In­ can keep the Jodie Mudd drew with Naomichi “Joe” Ozaki at 71. season. We don’t want to have to be loss to San Diego. ranked scoring defense. RN,C,MSN in the position where we have to win dianapolis an unknown quantity ★ COMMITTED TO: Saints (2-5) at Bengals (5-3): Nebraska plays host to No 9 Colorado in a game five or six games in a row to stay from week to week. 49ers (7-0) at NO STATE INCOME TAX Giants may be moving, again Cincinnati returns home after five that could all but settle the Big Eight Conference and Psychotherapist donkey at bay! alive.” Packers (3-4): San Francisco, weeks on the road, but it won’t be SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — First, the Giants left New shooting for a club-record 16th con­ send the winner to the Orange Bowl, Houston plays ★ COMMITTED TO: York. Now, they might be leaving San Francisco for a Elsewhere, it will be Atlanta at beneficial unless the Bengals play host to Texas Christian while trying to maintain the will be joining our firm Pittsburgh, Dallas at the New York secutive victory, also is trying to ex­ far better than in a 38-17 loss to At­ QUALITY EDUCATION suburb 40 miles to the south. . tend its NFL record of 14 straight on nation’s longest winning streak and Wyoming The Giants, who moved to San Francisco 33 years Jets, New England at Philadelphia, lanta. New Orleans was horrible last wonders about respect as it travels to Colorado State. FOR OUR CHILDREN G O ^ I ^ New Orleans at Cincinnati, Phoenix the road. The Packers, the only team aeo are unhappy with CandlesUck Park, the windblown Sunday, turning the ball over eight Elsewhere, it will be No. 2 Notre Dame vs. Navy at Miami, San Francisco at Green to beat San Francisco last season, times in losing to Detroit. ★ COMMITTED TO: 935 Main Street, balloark south of downtown San Francisco. If voters in at East Rutherford, NJ., No.4 Auburn at No, 15 Bay, Washington at Detroit, Buffalo haven’t won at Green Bay against Chargers (3-5) at Seahawks five dues approve proposals on 'Riesday, they will be­ the 49ers since 1967. 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And neither have the fans. 12 Florida State at South Carolina, No. 13 Iowa at The New York Giants visit In­ Sunday against Minnesota, forcing leads the league with eight touch­ VOTE REPUBLICAN Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. He has 15 1/2 years of experi­ Commissioner Fay Vincent has lent his support to the No. 5 Illinois, No. 14 Texas at Texas Tech, No. 17 Pad tor ty tw CommitlBe to Elect Kevin ktocKenzie; Mary Warrington. Treasurer. dianapolis on Monday night. six turnovers in a 24-10 victory. downs. San Diego forced seven tur­ ence in therapy. He was on staff at Manchester Memorial Hospital for olan, saying the Santa Clara Giants “has a nice ring to Mississippi at Louisiana State, No. 18 Clemson vs. PULL LEVER 3 B Sold out for almost a month, the Bills (6-1) at Browns (2-6): The 14 years in the In-Patient Mental Health Service. 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James Brolin, (In Stereo) 1Insider 1Program Program 1Program 1Program Program lector, who opened the series with a segment titled * - vpgiaoatonal contests in anoeni Rome. “What is Art?” 0 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 3, 1990 MANCHF.STER HERALD, Saturday, November 3,1990—15 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Murders of four youths 22 CONDOMDHUMS 25 BUSINESS 32 APARTMENTS FOR MANCHESTER-Hard to JUST STARTING OUT? * FOR SALE PROPERTT RENT find a homo that is as Coventry. $105,000. SITTING PRETTYIII Ma­ well kept as this 10 Excellent starter home ture landscaping sur­ MALLARD VIEW-CHFA MANCHESTER-$2000. GLASTONBURY-Small 1 room U4R Colonial lo­ in good condition with rounds th is 8 room APPFIOVED-Phasa III and $17,000. HAIR bedroom apartment. stun south community cated on Ludlow Road Closeout, $143,900. SALQNS for sale. Busi­ great potential for Colonial on Boulder Rd. H e a t, h o t water, here in town. Features expansion. Beautiful in Manchester. Fea­ Change your lifestyle to ness and equipment washer/dryer privileges. By MYRA HUMPHRIES cousin of the Jackson family who cocaine).” like 4 bedrooms, first well landscaped lot. tu re s in c lu d e 4 1-floor living in these 3 included. LANDSCAP- 50 years or older. 529- bedroom, 2 bath, single PAY The Associated Press lives across the street from the red­ Regina Jackson was in the hospi­ floor family room, plus a Why not call to see if bedrooms. 2.5 baths, PING BUSINESS with 9293. large lower level reaea- )rou quality to begin fireplace, 1 st floor family attached homes. good income. Equip­ brick house. She said Curtis Jackson tal’s intensive care unit in stable Full basement, lion room. Enclosed here! DW Fish Real laundry and a flexible ment included. Owner Get the Wont Ad habit... MORE GREENWOOD, Miss. — Rela­ lived with his grandmother in West condition with multiple stab sun porch, 2 fireplaces courtyard, covered rear retiring, $70,000. Anne read and use the little ads Pbint. Estate. 643-1591. floorplani 2 Rear por­ tives and neighbors sat stunned on wounds, said Tricia Chick, spokes­ and much more for a ches and an open por­ porch, 1st floor laundry, Miller Heal Estate, 647- In Classified regularly. parked squad cars Friday outside the Webster County Sheriff Bill Mid­ woman at Greenwood Leflore realistic price of ch between the house appliances, skylights, 8000. 643-2711. house where four c h ild i^ age 2 to dleton said Curtis Jackson was Hospital. Sarah D. Jackson, 11, was $229,000. U & R OPEN 1-4 PM WEEK­ and 2 car garage add to attached garage. Set 5, were stabbed to death while hud­ wanted on four counts of murder listed in serious but stable condition Realty, 643-2692. DAYS & SUNDAYS. your enjoyment of its on a cul-de-sac near Ranches, townhouses. very private and quite the new mall. $150's. dled in a bedroom. and three counts of attempted mur­ with stab wounds. Chick said. Also 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 r der. MANCHESTER-Fully NO ASSOCIATION settingl Offered At Deputies and Mississippi High­ Andrea Alice Jackson, 1, was first FEES. 264,900. Jackson & bath townhouses with way T^trol officers used tracking “W'e’re still out there searching treated at the hospital then trans­ re m o d e le d 5 room g^arages. $143,900. Dir: Ranch on 1 acre lot in MANCHESTER’S Jackson Real Estate, dogs and a helicopter to search and we’re getting a lot of help,” ferred to the University Medical BEST NEW HOME 647-8400. Tolland Tpke. or North South Manchester. Main to Union to Ros­ woods north of Eupora, about 65 Middleton said Friday. “There’s Center in Jackson, Chick said. The $135,000. Fiano Realty, VALUE. Change your F been no sighting and the additional lifestyle to 1-floor living setto Dr. Blanchard & c miles away, for Henry Curtis Jack- child operated on Friday, said Bar­ 646-5200. SOUTH WINDSOR-See Rossetto Real Estate, help we’re getting is helping us in these 3 bedroom 2 son Jr., the son of Martha Jackson. bara Austin, a spokeswoman at the BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS- bath single family at­ this lovely 6 room, 3 "We’re Selling Houses" Curtis Jackson, 26, crashed spread out a bit.” Medical Center. Garden area in this tached homes. Full year old Cape, that of­ 646-2482. CARPENTRY/ TREE SERVICE/ ROOFING/ fers all large rooms. PAINTING/ through a bedroom door at his Neighbors in the Rising Sun sub­ Hankins identified the victims as fenced in back yard. basement, courtyard, REMODELING PRUNING SIDING division just south of Greenwood Delightful Colonial covered rear porch, 1 st First floor master PAPERING mother’s home Thursday night and Andrew Jackson, 2, Antonio Jack- bedroom, living room stabbed to death four of his young said the stabbings occurred after son, 3, and sisters Shumetricia Jack- featuring 3 bedrooms floor laundry, LARGE AND RQQMY-2 with fireplace, tiled floor Bedroom Townhouse- WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. nieces and nephews, police said. Jackson’s sister refused to provide son, 2, and Dominique Jackson, 5. lus in-Taw or master appliances, skylights, §: om suite. Asking kitchen that is fully end unit for more HAWKES TR EE SERVICE Quality work at a her brother with money for dnigs. attached garage. Set Rick's Handyman and Two other young children and his Authorities said Curtis Jackson was low $200’s. Call on a cul-de-sac near applianced. 1 Car windows. Located on Bucket, truck & chipper. LIONEL COTE' reasonable pricel “He came in there and asked garage, 2 full baths. As­ Carpentry sister, 23-year-old Regina Fay Jack- the uiKle of all the children. Four of Barbara, Re/Max, East the new mall. $150’s. Highland St. Asking Stump removal. Free ROOFING & SIDING Interior & Exterior Regina (Jackson) for some money. king $178,000. U & R ■Momodeling & Repairs estimates. Special Free Estimates son, were wounded before he fled in the children belonged to his sister of the River, 647-1419. Also 3 bedroom 1 V2 $120's , call Barbara, ■30 Years Experience Regina said she didn't have any F______Realty. 643-2692. Re/Max, East of the ■/titles, basements, yards cleaned consideration tor olderiy and Call Brian Weigle a car his mother had loaned him, Glenda Jackson of Louisiana. The bath townhouses with ■Hauling •Fully Insured V money and he went to slashing,” garages. $143,900. River, 647-1419. handicapped 645-8912 authorities said. children lived with their COZY AMBIANCE I Ab­ ■Insured •License # 506737 Leflore County Coroner James said .\nthony Mallett, a 16-year-old grandmother. DIR: Tolland Turnpike ■FREE ESTIMATES 647-7553 solutely immaculate in­ or North Main To Union 646-9564 Hankins said he found the victims who lives two doors down fhxn the The murder weapon was not side and out, vinyl 22 CONDOMINIUMS 646-1948 From one room to Jackson home. to Rossetto Drive. on the floor and “all had been found, Hankins said. He said that siding, energy efficient, Blanchard & Rossetto FOR SALE Th« AasocMad Ptms stabbed m the neck with a sharp in­ “He was on drugs,” said Yolanda when he arrived, about 100 friends walking distance to As­ 646-2482. CARPENTRY a complete interior. sociation Beach, Affor­ strument.” Mallett, Anthony’s 13-year-old and neighbors of the family had OREOS OVER THERE — New Jersey National Guardsmen secure a pallet of 1.5 million F LEASE /PURCHASE A Repairs, Remodeling, Addi­ MISCELLANEOUS dable price. Coventry, BEAUTYIII $85,900. 23 LOTS ft LAND FOR niece. “He wanted the money to buy Oreos. The cookies are being shipped to the Persian Gulf by the Nabisco Co. after a soldier SERVICES “He just clicked and started stab­ gathered outside the small home in ONLY $115,517. Di?: PRICE REDUCED TO You can move right into ______SALE______tions. Roofing. Wood and Vi­ HarBro bing,” said Angelo Jeems, 24, a some drugs — rocks (crack the low-income neighborhood. complained he couldn’t find the cookies over there. Route 31 to Daley, Left SELL! Manchester, this spacious 2 nyl Replacement Windows. turn on South, Left turn $140,900. 7 Room An- bedroom Ranch condo BUILDERS SPECIALS- David Patria Leaf Removal and on Lakeview, #74. saldi-built Ranch with 2 with new wall-to-wall BRENDA LANE 1-5 Snow Plowing. Painting Philips Real Estate, fireplaces and 2 full carpeting throughout, acre wooded lots. 644-1796 CUSTOM QUALITY K en 's One stop Improvements. 742-1450. baths. Huge family newly applianced COVENTRY. $49,900 of M anchester Decorated vet who faced deportation becomes citizen F room with bedroom in kitchen, pool and & up. Unbelievable low Lawn Service Framing to Painting. lower level. Well-kept price. HIGHLANDS-1-2 KITCHEN & BATH Licensed & Insured. Quality Painting DON’T MISS THIS ONEI beautiful grounds tool Free Estimates home. A lot of house for Condo fees include acres COVENTRY. Call Dave Adamick By LARRY ROSENTHAL His wife, two children, father, and mother-in-law fantryman with the 1st Air Cavalry Division and was continues to see a doctor once a week. East Hartford, REMODELING Services the money!. DW Fish heat and hot waterl $58,900 & up. Owner From the smallest repair to the 649-8045 or 643-0747 for a free quote. The Associated Press were with him during the 20-minute naturalization awarded two Purple Hearts and a Bronze star. He left Jackson receives disability payments from the Army $139,500. Immaculate ■Free Estimates ceremony, conducted by U.S. District Judge Ellen Bree Real Estate. 643-1591. Spend the fall days in financing on selected largest renovation, we will do a 645-6523 the Army two years later. and Social Security, but also works twice a week as a 3 bedroom Colonial F beautiful Wicknam lots with as little as 10% complete Job. ■Senior Citizen Discounts Bums. comepletely remodeled NEW HAVEN — A decorated Viemam War veteran The government began deportation proceedings volunteer at a veterans center, he said. ParkI Anne Miller Real down. Special program Visit our beautiful showroom or “It’s a long time overdue,” said his teary-eyed wife, throughout. New PRISTINE COLONIAL- GSL Building ■Aluminum & Vinyl from Scotland on Fnday became a naturalized citizen, a against him in 1978, citing his multiple convictions over Estate, 647-8000. for builders- build now- call for your free.estimate. YARDMASTERS Charlene, as family members presented Jackson with “I’m just plugging away and trying to be a survivor,” kitchen cabinets, new This 10 room, 3-1/2 Powerwashing ye^-and-a-half after fending off deportation for a long the years on burglary, larceny and drug possession char­ bath, brick residence is pay laterlll Ask for Phil. Trees! Bushes Cut Maintenance Co. cards and gifts, including a small statue of a bald eagle. he said. baths, refinished COMMON ROAD- 8 Heritage Kitchen & Yards & Garages Cleaned string of crimes he blamed on his war experiences. ges. hardwood floors plus located on Richard Rd. Commorclal/Residentlal. 646-6815 When the judge was reading the oath of allegiance, CHFA 8-1/2 PER CENT LOTS PRICED TO Bath Center Truck & Backhoe Work building repair and home- In June 1989, his 12-year battle to remain in this Under federal immigration laws, resident aliens who brand new garage/wrn. Truly one of “I finally feel it’s welcome home from Viemam,” said Jackson said “all the stuff that I went through in Viet­ FIXED RATEIII SELL WILLINGTON 254 Broad Street Snow Plowing improvements. Interior and country ended when a federal immigration judge ruled have been convicted of at least two crimes involving Quiet street close to Manchesters’ finest $85,900. You'll still We're Here To Serve Frederick S. Jackson, 42, of Norwich. “It’s like a whole nam was going through my mind,” including flashbacks homes. $419,900. Call $54,900-up. Area of Manchestsr Any Home Project exterior painting, light car­ burden has been lifted off me.” that his military service, family ties and efforts to “moral turpitude” are subject to deportation. busline. DW Fish Real have time to register for nice homes, new road. rehabilitate himself outweighed his criminal record. of fire fights and ambushes. Estate, 643-1591. Vivian Ferguson. a CHFA loan on this 649-5400 Call 643-9996 pentry. Coinplete janitorial With a big lump in his throat, Jackson raised his hand Jackson blamed his crimes on post-traumatic stress "We're Selling Houses" ZEYA & SATARI DRIVE service. Experienced, reli­ WALLPAPER HANGING Jackson had enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1967 at age “I don’t know why it happened, but I’m glad it did. F sparkling 2 bedroom 1-2 acre NORTH O I! and took an oath of allegiance to the United States along disorder, a psychological disorder found in some Viet­ Maybe finally I can get it behind me,” he said. Blanchard & Rossetto, Ranch Condol Spa­ able, free estimates. National Guild of 18, two years after his family emigrated to Norwich, in nam veterans and victims of violent crimes. He began GLASTONBURY- 646-2482. COVENTRY $79,400 & with 57 other new citizens crowded into a federal eastern Connecticut. Reduced. Owner must cious living room with up. Possible financing YOU CAN enloy extra 643-0304 ■k Professional k courtroom. receiving treatment for the disorder, and the drug and al­ As part of the oath of allegiance, Jackson pledged a sell. Charming 3000 so. sliders and large at 8% APR with vacation money by ex­ Paper Hangers He went to Viemam in January 1968 as an in­ : v - bedrooms tool Enjoy CHILD CARE > m cohol problems that went with it, in 1988 and said he willingness to fight for his country when it calls him. ft. 4 bedroomfeatures 3 PRIVACY AND SHORT $30,000 down, 5 year changing Idle items in R. Starkweather W A LK TO the pool included tool balloon. Era Philips vour home for cosh ... 3 o full baths, large living 6 4 4 -3194 rm. w/ fireplace, family PLAYGROUND-5 Close to Route 84 and Real Estate 742-1450. with on od In classified. LICENSED NO JOB TOO SMALL O CD rm., game room, Room Ranch with pos­ Wickham Park! Call of­ F Call 643-2711 to place your Instant Service/Free Estimates sible additional 3 fice for all the detailsl od. DAY CARE MOM z - < sunroom, 2 car garage OLD EAGLEVILLE Bath/Kitchen Remodeling & morel Unbelievablely bedrooms In basement, Anne Miller Real Now has openings for ALL One Call Does It All 1-3/4 baths. Estate, 647-8000. ROAD- 2.04 Acres priced at $209,900. COVENTRY $49,900. AGES full or part time, including 30 Years Experience CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Appliances, fenced-in F LANDSCAPING before & after school care In the Taylor Associates 633- SOUTH STREET 10 M&M Plumbing & Healing Wall Papering and Palnling rear yard, heated o m Notices Lots/Lond for Sale...... 23 6216. STORRS- Seldom avail, acres COVENTRY Nathan Hale School district. 649-2871 30 years Experience Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 basement, newer roof. Nice family neighborhood. LostyFound...... 01 Investment Property...... 24 GREAT OPPORTUNITY- upper level unit 4 miles $59,900. BEAR Insurance, References and 5 "0 Business Property...... 25 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 ENFIELD, $125,900. from UCONN. Wall to SWAMP ROAD 2.8 & Personals...... 02 Hpllday Seasonal...... ,...71 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Awaits you in this mar­ Philips Real Estate, RANDY S. JURICK LINDA Free Estimates Announcements...... 03 Resort Property ...... 26 Specioli^D Homes for Sale...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 entrances, carpeting •Water Heatere Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Sacrificed lovely Dutch $120,000. TOLLAND Fall Cleanups . baths and above decks, and pool tool Be ' Walkways-Patios Wiison Oil Com pany Family room, looks out ground pool. For more EAST STREET 198 with Consumer Protection. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. ®^ADLINES: For classified adyertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Ciottifad odvertitamgnts ora convenient to bus, Shrub & Tree Installation 64SB393 646-3361 Cal 569-7671 taken by telephone as a canvenlence. The on In-ground pool, wrap information call Jimmy shopping, and much Subdividable Acres AN­ 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one around deck and at Re/Max East Of The morel Anne Miller Real DOVER $525,000. 20 ta 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then •only for the size of gazebo. Call Diane River or come to the Estate, 647-8000. Philips Real Estate 742- 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Comollo, Residence, open house on Sun­ F 1450. Minimum charge; 4 lines. Monday, the deadline is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the ocfvertlsement will not be 228-4514. Re/Max. day November 4, at 871 corrected by on additional Insertion. East of the River, 647- Tolland Turnpike. 1419. $186,900. 647-1419. 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Bridge NOTICES 5 FENANCIU, 10 PART TIME HELP 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE ______WANTED______As a condition precedent SUNDAY the club ace to draw declarer’s last to the placement of any HOW -lb make money HAIRSTYLIS I -Good LPN-MEDICAL ASSIb- W AN TED - a fu ll tim e A F A M IL Y A F F A IR ill ANSALDI BUILT HOMEIII NORTH 11-3-90 adyertising in the with garage sales, flea COACH, WOMEN’S growth potential. 50 Per TANT-For doctor’s of­ $199,900. Family-sized $134,900. Village set 6 OPEN HOUSE ♦ J 10 7 6 Win 10 small trump, and the contract was one SOFT BALL-(Part-time manager evenings at down. Manchester Herald, Ad­ markets, swap meets, Cent commission. fice in East Hartford, Buckingham just begins to describe room detached Cape 1-4PM V7 4 terriporary position) ♦ A 8 4 2 before losing 4 If a defender is left with the estab­ vertiser hereby agrees auctions. Free info, Friendly atmosphere. Glastonbury area. 40 Restaurant. Please this 9 room Colonial Cod home with the $56,900 >NEAK PREVIEW . . . to protect, indemnify John Kosman, 30 Minimum qualifications Bolton, 647-998^ Hours per week, Mon- with fireplaced family ease of condo ♦ Q72 lished trump queen, the best chance Bachelor’s Degree in apply in person at 1320 and hold harmless the Jericho Tpke. Suite day-Friday. Salary plus room, first floor ownership. Many cus­ 14J Garden Drive By James Jacoby for the contract is for declarer to Physical Education. E- Manchester Rd, Glas­ WEST EAST Manchester Herald, its 292-7, Commack, NY health and pension bedroom, den, family tom features indude the 4 Room Ranch Unit, ♦ Q92 4 4 make all his little trumps separately. 11725. quivalencies will be 11 HELP WANTED tonbury CT. Declarer took a look at dummy and To accomplish this, South must ruff a officers and employees benefits. Call 633-3836 room, and laundry tool fireplaced front-to-back newly renovated. Come see our two . models VQ9 V J 10 8 6 3 against any ana ail evaluated. or 289-5642 between It’s a 'no wonder" that living room with bay saw he was very likely going to lose diamond at trick two. The play should Responsibilties: Duties Owner anxiousll ♦ Q J 10 7 3 ♦ K 6 5 liability, loss or ex­ 10am-5pm. 13 BUSINESS OFPOR- the appliances all stay! window, and atrium ♦ a 10 5 ♦ K J9 4 three club tricks. If West held the A-K go ace of diamonds, diamond ruff, A-K include supervision of Spaaous inside and out doors to private patio I 2 DIR: Main St. to St. James lA , - of clubs he would have led a club. If of spades, A-K of hearts, heart ruff, di­ pense including N O W 'S TH E all practices and games RAPIDLY-Growinq com­ TUN1T1E8 attorneys’ fees, arising because this gem sits Full baths tool Call for to Garden Dr. ilFiW l i rfftwl SOUTH the club honors were split or if East amond ruff, heart ruff, diamond ruff. as well as other respon- pany seeks full time ”ftiinirffTinir^ 4 A K 8 5 3 from claims of unfair on 3/4 acre! Tnere’s a your exdusive showing Anne Miller Real Estate a held the A-K, the defenders would That adds up to 10 tricks. sibilites which are con­ responsible sales “ RARE CHANCE** Local WAITRESSES, Cul-de-sac street tool!! VA K 5 2 eventually take three club tricks. So trade practices, infring- sidered part of the secretary. Qualified snack vending route- todayl Anne Miller Real 647-8000 4 9 Note that West cannot beat the con­ Anne Miller Real ^ Estate, 647-8000. Cape $231,900 Coioniar$23S,0Nr the contract would make if declarer tract by ruffing a heart early, since ment of trademarks, coaching assignment. DISHWASHERS, candidate should be ALL CASH INCOME- 4863 trade names or patents, able to perform general Estate, 647-8000. did not lose a trump trick to the queen. declarer will throw a club from dum­ To apply. Send a for sale, call dan 1-800- Other Homes from $214,500 Vulnerable: Neither violation of rights of resume with 3 & COOKS office duties with ac­ 749-1115.______COMPLETELY REFUR- Declarer could succeed if the queen my. Nor will it help for West to throw privacy and infringe­ LEGAL NOTICE Dealer: South was singleton or if the trumps were 2- references, transcripts, curacy and in a profes­ BISHED-Manchester, Reservoir H e ig h ts , Vernon - by F.N. Builders two diamonds away on hearts. The ment of copyright and A SPECIAL RANCH-Price 2. last diamond in dummy will become a 1 and a letter of intent All shifts. sional manner. Typing EARN as much as $1500 $134,900. A beautiful Directions: From Vernon: Rle. 30 to Tunnel proprietary rights, unfair reduced $150’s. Must West North East So South won dummy's ace of dia­ winner, and South can simply throw a (Post marked on later and word processing extra every weeki! For home redone LEGAL NOTICE Model Hours: Saturdays 12-4 Rd . left on Lake St From Manchester: East Pass 2 4 Pass competition and libel Apply within. selll This is a 3 monds and played A-K of spades. Alas, club on that diamond while he still than November 15th) to e xp e rie n ce a m ust. the rest of your life, by throughout induding all The Zoning Commission will or by appointment anytime. Middle Tpke to left on Lake Street Pass 4 4 All pass and slander, which may TIME TO Pleasant modern fast bedroom beauty with West was left with the queen. Declarer holds a low trump. Harry A. Moisei. Dean owning your own part- new kitchen and with. hold a public hearing for a result from the publica­ 14'x24’ sunken living James Jacoby 's books 'Jacoby on Bridge" and of Student Affairs, paced office time route of 44 vend­ New siding, roof, fur­ special permit to add a V e rn o n Opening lead: 4 Q played A-K and ruffed a heart, ruffed tion of any advertise­ environment. Excellent room, custom kitchen, Manchester a diamond and ruffed another heart. ‘Jacoby on Card Games' (written with his lather, Manchester Com­ ing machines fully es­ porch, garage and nace and storm second story addition to the 8 7 1 - 1 4 0 0 D.WFISH •ftJSVItaVs the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at ment in the Manchester munity College, 60 Bid- benefits including tablished for you near windows. Perfect for 1st property at 124 Boston TMtnLaiTVCOV.-VS- I I ■ ■ rlVn.n.;,)Tr:>s- 6 4 3 - 1 5 9 1 He could ruff one more diamond, but Herald by advertiser, in­ Denny's dental. EOE.Non-smok­ fabulous loti Call Bob now West was able to gel on lead with bookstores. Both arc published by Pharos Books. well St. Manchester, CT your home. Low Blanchard, 646-2482. time buyer. DW Fish Turnpike. The property is © 1990, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. cluding advertisements BUY! ing company. Call, 203- owned by John Morianos. 06040. EOE/AAA4/F. R e s ta u ra n t investment. Call 1-800- "He’s Selling HousesI" ^ Real Estate. 643-1591. in any free distribution 645-1495 ask for our 326-9006. publications published 3 5 Talcottville Road, Blanchard & Rossetto The meeting will be held on 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED current sales secretary, Nov. 7, 1990 at 7;00 PM in the by the Manchester Vernon, C T Tony Cabrera. OWNER Selling Vending Real Estate. MOVE RIGHT INIII 1 Herald. Route, with secure F $300,000. Beautiful Town Hall. Astrograph CASE MANAGER-C^ locations. Snack & Mark Johnson, BRAND NEW LISTINGIII Glastonbury Colonial SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST munity Criminial Justice drink. Repeat business. Chairman Dynamite 7 room Cape with 4 bedroomsi Cozy SALES-The best job in Program. Serious inquiries only. THANKSGIVING thing you won't finish. IMO Industries, a Fortune 500 Company, has an on B e n to n S t. tn up in the fireplaced 071-10 vealed they could prove lucky lor you 3 ANNOUNCEBtENTS New England. $100K -f Responsibilities; Case 800-940-8883. living room, enjoy the % u r AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your opening for a Secretary/Telephone Receptionist at its management, 8 hour Manchester. sphere of influence is very pronounced materially. fyearly comm.) Free VENDING Top local route. ease of the applianced LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your enthusiasm MODEL CONTES- Airfoil Division located just off 1-84 at exit 63. This Leads, tr ip s , program supervision, Renovated from top to INVITATION TO BID GREETINGS birthday today and what you do and say will have TANTS-Wanted Male Priced to sell now. Call bottom inside and outi 3 kitchen and first floor a constructive impact on your peers. IS very contagious today and it won't position requires good typing skills and the ability to management. Call, it interview admission of laundry. The 2 car at­ Sealed bids will be received in A time to reflect. Let's give thanks and show thanks for the and Female, ages 2 to clients, transportation of Fred. 1-800-749-0044. Bedrooms, 2 full baths, You'll either solve their problems or, at lake much for you to gel others inter­ use PC based word processing programs. In addition, could change your life. tached garage is an the General Services’ office, good fortune we enjoy throughout our lives. Nov. 4, 1990 the very least, ease their ested and supportive of that which in­ 35 for Model Star clients, and office delightful kitchen with 41 Center Street, Manchester, pleasant and efficient phone manners are a must. 1-800-488-3999. extral Relax on the 1.36 apprehensions. terests you. However, you're apt to be Pageant. Sunday, adm inistration. 21 HOMES FOR SALE deluxe cabinetry and CT until 11:00 a.m. on the Be optimistic and look lor upswings in STAY HOME- Make acres close to schools, For family, friends, or that special someone! Give a personal­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Things selective about the participants you December 2nd, Holiday Requirements: High hardwood floors. date shown below for the fol­ your financial trends in the year ahead. enroll. money assembling shopping, and con­ have a way of working out lor your ulti­ Inn, Bradley Interna­ This position reports to the General Manager, but also School Dipolma and 3 A VILLA AT COVENTRY- Beautiful atrium doors lowing: ized message that will appear Wednesday, November 21, Positive convictions in this area will help VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This is one of tional Airport. No ex­ products. Earn up to Stonework and marble overlook enormous venient to Route 2. Call mate good today, even events initiated includes responsibilities for supporting the division's years case manage­ NOV. 16,1990 — Purchase of 1990 in the Manchester Herald. speed the process along. those lucky days when you m ight not do 9 $339.84 per week. todayl Anne Miller Real by outside influences. Don't let small, perience necessary. ment experience with surround this unique deck and pretty yard. 2- One Uninterruptible Power SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) A joint en­ everything right yet what you do is not sales and purchasing functions. Qualifications Include Amazing recorded mes­ property. Second story car garage and lots ^ Estate, 647-8000. testy distractions disturb you. Great prizes. Call 449- criminial justice Supply A 1X1 inch ad is $4.00 and deavor of a constructive nature on ARIES (March 21-April 19) Make an ef­ likely to turn out wrong. Do something a high school diploma with a minimum of 3 years' sage reveals details. morel Asking $145,000. 8046, Monday thru population; or As­ bedroom balcony with which you’re working with another has a fort to invest in some quality, tun lime meaningful while Lady Luck is in your Saturday. experience. The successful applicant should be well Call today Hartford 297- sociates Degree of view of lake. Large Jackson & Jackson ONCE IN A BLUE MOON- NOV. 20. 1990 — Radio larger ads are available up good chance of succeeding today. It corner. Maintenance today that requires physical and mental organized and able to work independently. 7195. Criminal Justice with 2 kitchen and dining ^ Real Estate, 647-8400. Does such a great buy to 1 full page! may end up being more Important than exertion. It will not only prove to be en­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You're effec­ The Town of Manchester is an years case manage­ room. COVENTRY, come along I This spa­ you first thought. Scorpio, treat yourself joyable, It will also help revitalize your tively persuasive today, because you'll equal opportunity employer, to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro- S FINANCIAL ment experience. $9 an $128,776. Philips Real BRAND NEW-4 Bedroom cious 8 room English So give holiday cheer this year with an ad in the Manchester outlook. know how to isolate the key person in a IMO offers a competitive salary, and an attractive and requires an affirmative ac­ Graph predictions for the year ahear) by situation to become your ally. Your del­ Cut baking tim e In half hour and full benefits. Estate. 742-1450. Contemporary. Just Tudor is priced right at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You could ALL TYPES OF LOANS- package of company paid benefits. For immediate Applications to F______$142,9001 Beautiful tion pwicy for all of its Con­ mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this be rather fortunate today where your egate will convince the others. next time you fix meat reduced by $10,000. tractors and Vendors ^ a ' Call $5000 AND UP. Whatever consideration, send your resume including salary Manchester Area Con­ flo o r p la n w ith 4 newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, material circumstances are concerned. loot by baking In muffin AFFORDABLE-6 Room Some owner financing. condition of doing business bedrooms, lovely living OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your Your possibilities for profiting from your your situation is we can history and requirements to: tins rather than the con­ ferences of Churchs, Cape in convenient Make an offerl with the Town, as per Federal 643-2711 643-2711 For your personal horoscope, you. Call 212-978- EOE. Box 773. room with fireplace, zodiac sign. endeavors are stronger than usual. ventional loaf. Saves fuel location. Extras include $287,900. Fiano Realty, Order 11246. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You lovescope, lucky numbers S' Manchester, 06040. sunroom, formal dining ask, for llze or LeeAnn GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Leadership, Attn: Personnel Manager and makes attractive Indi­ vinyl siding finished 646-5200. might be required to make two impor­ 9 Bid forms, plans and and future forecast, call vidual servings. Use a Deadline, November room. Many dislin- Please note - All ads must be phoned into the Herald no later than judgment and initiative are your most basement, 2 baths, and BOLTON-$239,000. Great specifications are available at tant decisions today that could have far dominant qualities today. You could do AIRFOIL low-cost od In Classified 14th. g^uished features Monday, November 1 9 ,1990 at noon. Astro*Tone (95t each minute; ALL TYPES OF LOANS- more. Call for details. value! 1 year old Dutch the General Services' office. reaching effects. Fortunately, the as­ exceptionally well in developments $5000 & up. Whatever P.O. Box 1028 Tor quick response next Ask for Ron Fournier, throughout, walk-up pects Indicate good judgment on your Touch-Tone phones only). HAIR STYLIST or Colonial on 1 acre lot. attic, f-car garage and TOWN OF MANCHESTER, where you are motivated by personal your situation is, we can time vou hove something residence, 649-3087. behalf. Manchester, CT 06040 manicurist with Owner must sell. Don't morel See tor yourself. CONNECTICUT gain, Dial 1-900-990-9400 and help youl 212-978- to sell. 643-2711. following. Work your Re/Max, East of the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H/V miss this opportunity. Jackson & Jackson RICHARD J. SARTOa CANCER (June 21-July 22) Influences enter your access code 4341. own hours. 643-6833 River, 647-1419. have the faculty today tor seeing things or Fiano Realty, 646- Real Estate, 647-8400. GENERAL MANAGER about which you may not be fully aware 875-8513. 5200. through to a conclusion that will benefit today will be stirring in your favor be­ number, which is 184 005-11 you. II is very unlikely you'll start some­ hind the scenes. When they are re­ 0