20 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 9,1990 Houston becoming No. 1 is as simple as 1-2-3 SATURDAY “I’m concerned with how we’ll By DICK BRINSTER found them before our ninth game.” (8-1) might be in next week’s poll. the Cougars (8-0) have their own match up,” Holtz said. “We haven’t The Associated Press The Irish offense, led by Rick “It’s on your mind, but you don’t agenda. been able to hold many people to NCAA Football Mirer and Rocket Ismail, is averag­ want to focus on one thing so mueh “We said, ‘Let’s administer the It’s as easy as 1-2-3. under 20 points, and yet it’ll be dif­ ing 35.6 points and 434 yards per death penalty every Saturday we FEATURES INSIDE that you lose sight of what you real­ ficult for us to score many points on No, 1 Notre Dame needs a victory Kansas, No. 15 Auburn vs. Southern game. The offense has scored at ly want to do. We just want to win play,”’ Jenkins said. to retain its loftiest of perches. Tennessee.” Mississippi, No. 17 Dlinois at No. least 30 points five times. our next game.” Houston views its game against No. 2 Washington needs a loss by Should the Irish fail in their quest 19 Michigan, No. 20 Oregon at “This team is richly talented,” Texas (6-1 overall and 4-0 in the ■ New TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 the Irish and a victory of its own to at Knoxville, Tenn., Washington California, No. 21 Penn State vs. Tennessee coach Johnny Majors said Washington has clinched the Southwest Conference with the in­ move up. would be the heir apparent with a Maryland, No. 22 Louisville vs. of Notre Dame. “This is the kind of Pac-10 Conference title and a Rose side track to the Cotton Bowl) as its ■ Social and Seniors news /Page 5 victory when it hosts UCLA. Hous­ Boston College, No. 23 Southern team that can blow you out, I don’t Bowl berth last week. But Hall, who chance to show a national audience What's No. 3 Houston, on bowl-forbid­ ton, which plays at No. 14 Texas, is Cal at Oregon State, and No. 24, den probation, would love another care who you are. intercepted a pass and blocked a why it should be ranked first. next in line. Michigan State at Miimesota. punt last week in a 54-10 victory Advised that Jenkins had stated ■ Reiigion update /Page 6 weekend of upsets that could give it “Lou will try to tell you they Elsewhere in games involving the Holtz does have reason for con­ over Arizona, doesn’t think the Hus­ that Houston’s run-and-shoot of­ News — as the nation’s only umblemished don’t have the talent that a lot of Top 10, it will be No. 4 Colorado vs. cern. Notre Dame (7-1) allows 23.7 kies will have a letdown against fense can’t be stopped unless it ■ Chiidren’s games /Page 6 major college football team — the other folks have, but they have a lot Oklahoma State, No. 6 Iowa vs. points per game and has held just stops itself, Texas coach David Weekend Edition status of being on top. and it’s well coached.” UCLA (4-5). Ohio State, No. 7 Georgia Tech vs. two teams — Michigan State got 19 “Everyone was really excited last McWilliams said, “I think he’s got a ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Nov. 10,1990 *Tm worried," Notre Dame coach Tennessee (5-1-2) has an outside Virginia Tech, NO. 8 Brigham and Purdue 11 — below 20. Saturday,” he said. “But we’re pretty strong case.” Lou Holtz said of his team’s clash shot at the Southeastern Conference Young at No. 25 Wyoming, and No “We’re giving up 25 points and And if the shoot is stopped, Saturday with ninth-ranked Ten­ championship and its accompanying relaxed now and we’re going to play 10 Florida vs. Georgia at Jackson­ nearly 400 yards a game,” Holtz Sugar Bowl berth. more relaxed without the pressure of there’s always the run. Texas Imows Keating charges nessee. ville. said. “I’ve never heard of a good He should be, considering his “The national championship will the Rose Bowl and the Pac-10 all about Houston’s Chuck Also, it will be No. 11 Virginia at team doing that. Weatherspoon, who has run for 379 Irish are one of four teams to have come if it’s there,” Washington championship.” Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents jeapordized North Carolina, No. 12 Florida State “If there were answers to our comerback Dana Hall said when Mindful of NCAA sanctions, yards in the last two games against fallen from the top this season. vs. Cincinnati, No. 13 Nebraska at LOS ANGELES (AP) — defensive problems we would have asked where he thought the Huskies Houston coach John Jenkins says the Longhorns. More than half the securities fraud charges against Charles H. Keating Jr. were jeopardized Friday by a judge who said they Purdy agrees to fix faulty parts cannot stand as written. V Superior Court Judge Lance Ito said that in 20 of the 42 SCOREBOARD By VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO agrees to inspect and repair any reached,” John Yavis, a lawyer spring by the Manchester Herald. manufactured poorly, and the counts against the Arizona Manchester Herald defective parts it may have produced representing Purdy Corp., said The Pentagon last fall sent a Navy’s inspector general warned developer and three co-defen­ — picking up all costs for shipmenL Friday evening. warning to all Navy, Air Force and that “a potential safety hazard exists dants, the indictment appeared Bucks 141,76ers 111 Blackhawks 5, Oilers 3 MANCHESTER — The Purdy inspection and repair or replace­ The settlement comes more than a Marine commands involved in jet if the housing assembly is not to be lacking. “I don’t believe Basketball PHILADELPHIA (111) Hockey TRADITIONAL w : Edmonton 1 1 1—3 Scholastic Corp. and the U.S. Department of ment. At the same time, the com­ year after charges that Putdy was engine flight, manufacturing or secured properly to the gear­ the indictment states an of­ Barkley 9-11 8-9 27, Mahom 7-7 3-4 17. Chicago 1 2 2—5 Justice Friday settled a claim that pany admits to no violation of law constructing defective gearbox repair, warning them to tighten studs box... while the aircraft is flying in fense,” Ito said. Gminski 2-9 7-9 11, Dawkins 1-1 2-2 4. Haw­ First Period— 1, Edmonton, Huddy 2 (Murphy, It was not immediately clear kins 2-8 5-6 9. Green 2-8 3-3 7, Bol 0-0 0-0 0, RIVALS MacTavish), 580 (pp). 2 Chicago. Roenkdt 7, CIAC tournament results the Manchester manufacturer had or liability. housing assemblies for the F-lOO on the gearbox assemblies. certain configurations, oil could leak NBA standings R.Anderson 4-8 0-0 9, Oliver 3-8 0-0 6, Williams NHL standings 9:54. Penalties— S.SrNth, EdrtL (roughing), :52; whether the counts had been Major college J f H AR TFO R D, Conn. (AP) — Results of the supplied faulty parts for engines for “The company is very pleased engine, which powers both the F-15 According to the Pentagon’s in­ out and cause premature metal EASTERN CONFERENCE 3- 9 2-6 2 Rayne 6-10 0-0 13. Totals 39-79 WALES CONFERENCE Simpson (unsportsrrvinlike conduct), :52; Hud­ CIAC girls soccer and field hockey tournaments dropped. Allantic Division 30-39 111. Patrick Division football's most son, C N (rouhging), :S2; Chelios, Chi (urt- U.S. air force filte r jets. with the settlement and the coopera­ and F-16 jet fighter planes. The spector general’s office, holes for Thursday: W L P e t QB MILWAUKEE (141) W L TPla GF GA sportsmaNIke conduct), :5 2 Manson. C N (trip­ Under the settlement, Purdy tive manner in which it was the studs on the gearbox had been Please see PURDY, page 8. frequent foes Soccer charges were first made public this Boston 3 0 1.000 _ BrickowskI 6 9 2-2 18, Roberts 4-8 0-0 8, NY Rangers 24 75 45 ping), 3:35; Llnseman, Edm (high-sticking), C L A S S L New Vbrk 2 2 .500 l'/a SIkma 2-6 4-4 2 Humphries 1613 3-3 25, Washington 20 56 51 t3:58; Lemlaux, CN (highsticking), 13:M; Noriega tape Quarterfinals Philadelphia 2 2 .500 11/S Robertson 6-10 0-0 12 Grayer 6 7 0-0 10, New Jersey 19 62 54 RoeNck, C N (tripping), 15:18; S.SrNth, Edm Manchester 2 Glastonbury 0 Miami 1 2 .333 2 Pierce 614 7-9 28. GAnderson 610 62 12 Philadelphia 18 64 63 (high-sticking), 18:36. ban extended Ytashlngton 1 2 .333 2 Schayes 4-7 2-2 10, Lohaus 2-7 0-0 6, Hanson Pittsburgh 17 72 62 Second Period— 3, Chicago, Thomas 2 Norwich Free Academy 2 Newington 0 Staples-Westporl 1, Windsor 0 New Jersey 1 3 .250 i « 1-1 2-2 4, Kornet 0-4 6 0 O.Totals 57-96 26 25 NY Islai^ers 12 46 67 (Chelios, Konroyd), 8 2 4, Chicago, Chelios 5 Parade 2 Earlier Friday, Hoeveler ex­ 141. Adams Division Wilton 1, Sirrwbury 0 (O T , shootout) School Central Division (Larmer, Creighton), 1481 (pp). 5, Edmonton, tended for 10 days his order ban­ Atlanta 3 0 1.000 _ Philadelphia 30 30 19 32— 111 Boston 9 5 2 20 48 52 ' Simpson 4 (fikkanen, Anderson), 16:54 (pp). Detroit 3 1 .750 Milwaukee 33 36 41 31— 141 Montreal 8 7 2 18 53 52 Penalties— Lemleux, C N , minor-misconduct (el­ C L A S S S ning CNN from using any por­ ■L Quarterfinalt Milwaukee 3 1 .750 1/8 3-Point goals— Philadelphia 6 5 (RArxterson Buffalo 5 6 4 14 47 47 bowing), 5:49; Murphy, Edm (holding), 786; to mark tion of the tape that could com­ Indiana 2 1 .667 1 1- 1, Payne 1-1, Barkley 1 -2 Hawkins 6 1 ), Mil­ Hartford 4 8 3 11 34 49 Lowe, Edm (tripping), 1245; Buchberger, Edm, Old Lyme 2 Vtfoodstock 1 (O T ) NUMBER Avon 4, Tolland 0 promise the former I^namanian Charlotta 2 2 .500 Vli waukee 7-15 (Pierce 3-6, Humphries 2-2, Quebec 3 11 3 9 43 68 major (lighting), 15:34; Peluso, Chi, major (figN- chief Ellington 1, Rocky Hill 0 (O T , shootout) Cleveland 2 2 .500 1'/8 Lohaus 2-4, Sikma 61, Robertson 61, Kornet CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NCAA YEAR GAMES ing), 15:34; Murray, CN (hooking), 15:56; dictator’s attorney-client Chicago 1 3 .250 21/S 0 - 1). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Philadel­ Norris Division i-A SERIES STARTED (THROUGH J.Smith, Edm (slasNng), 15:59; GllberL Chi Weston 1, Bacon Academy-Colchaster 0 privilege. WESTERN CONFERENCE phia 48 (Gminski 9), Milwaukee 45 (G.Ander- W L T P t « OF QA 1989) (slashing), 15:59; Tikkaner\ Edm (high-stick­ Veteran’s Field hockey Midwest Division son 9). Assists— Philadelphia 19 (Green 8), Mil­ SL Louis 11 4 1 23 56 42 ing), 18:22 “I cannot conceive that the C L A S S L O Z] W L P e t GB waukee 33 (Robertson 12). Total Chicago 11 6 1 23 58 41 Minnesota Third Period— 6, Chicago, Hudson 2 988. 7, 1890 99 Quarterfinals law of prior restraint is so 30 I” Dallas 3 1 .750 _ fo'!ls— Philadelphia 20, Milwaukee 27. Techni­ Detroit 7 7 3 17 62 68 vs. Wisconsin shoots Edmonton, Haas 1 (J.SmtIhj, l'd:M. 2 Chicago, Cheshire 4, Ferml-Enfield 0 sacrosanct and so encompassing San Antonio 2 1 .667 '/* cals— Philadelphia illegal defense 2 Hawkins, Minnesota 4 9 4 12 45 62 Presley 5 (Hudson, Thomas), 17:15. Penal­ Mahorn 2 Ejections— Mahom. A— 13,475 Toronto 2 15 5 48 80 Hall 2, Trumbull 1 (penalty strokes) holiday Utah 2 1 .667 1/S 1 Missouri ties— Nona. that there can be no fact situa­ 1891 98 Greenwich 2 Staples-Wastport 0 > m Houston 2 2 .500 1 Smyths Division vs. Kansas Shots on goal— Edmonton 8-8-8— 24. New Milford 2 Windham 1 tion which would justify enjoin­ Minnesota 1 3 .250 2 Rockets 103, Magic 99 Calgary 12 6 0 24 81 53 Chicago 9-9-8— 26. By SCOTT BREDE Los Angeles 11 4 1 23 71 47 C L A S S S ing publication of communica­ Denver 0 4 .000 3 ORLANDO (99) Nebraska Power-play OpportuNties— Edmonton 2 of 4; back Vancouver 9 7 0 18 53 52 1892 96 Quarterfinals Manchester Herald Orlando 0 4 .000 3 Catledge 2-6 2-2 6. Scott 10-20 6 6 28, Kite vs. Kansas Chicago 1 of 4. tions between attorney and O CO Winnipeg 9 13 50 51 Old Saybrook 3, Somers 0 Padfle Division 2- 4 6 0 4, Anderson 7-20 2-3 16. VirK»nt 3-9 6 1 Goalies— Edmonton, Ranford, 2-162 (26 Edmonton 35 44 Avon 1, Shepaug Valley-WbsNngton 0 client,” Hoeveler wrote. z -< Fforttand 3 0 1.000 _ 4- 5 10, O.Smith 4-8 6 0 8, Ansley 6 8 3-3 13, 2 10 2 6 shots-21 saves). Chicago, Belfour, 10-48 5508 JO DEEflE Thu rsda y's Gam es Texas Christian 96 Canton 6 East Windsor 0 MANCHESTER — Veterans Day Seattle 2 0 1.000 1/S Turner 0-4 60 0, Skiles 610 0-0 8, Reynolds 1899 (24-21). The judge has also told CNN Calgary 8, Philadelphia 2 vs. Baylor Nonnewaug 1, Granby 0 (O T) By JACQUELINE BENNETT —I Phoenix 2 1 .667 1 3 8 0 8 , McNamara 08 08 0. Totals 3695 A— 17,779. is Monday, but local groups will be to turn over the tapes to a federal 6 SL Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2 Golden State 2 2 .500 11/8 1619 99. Referee— Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen— Kevin Manchester Herald marching Sunday to commemorate m I Vancouver 5, Toronto 3 Texas Volleyball magistrate, but suspended that LA Clippera 2 2 .500 1'/8 H O U S TO N (103) 1894 96 Colllm, Mike Cvik. Chicago 5, Edmonton 3 vs. Texas A&M C L A S S L the signing of the armistice ending 0 m LALakara 0 2 .000 21/8 Thorpe 4-13 69 16, Wood 38 2-2 9, requirement after the network Minnesota 3, Quebec 2 First round COVENTRY — Despite the Sacramento 0 3 .000 3 Olajuwon 7-16 11-13 25, Maxwell 7-16 1-2 15. World War I on the 11th hour of the Los Angeles 5, Detroit 1 North Carolina First round appealed the gag order to the Thu rsda y's Gam as K.Smlth 6-15 4-4 17. Feld 1 8 6 0 2 Floyd 2-7 1892 94 N^rth Stars 3, Nordiques threat of losing Coventry High 11th day of the 11th month in 1918. 1 ^ New York 114, \Afeshington 103 Friday's Gam ss vs. Virginia New Milford 3, Harrxfen 0 (1 6 9 ,1 6 1 ,1 6 1 3 ) 11 th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap­ 4-4 8. Woodson 4-10 08 2 LSmilh 1-1 08 Quebec 1 O 1— 2 New Jersey 114, Miami 103 Vancouver at Buffalo, 7 8 5 pm . Maloney-Merlden 3, Simsbury 0 (165, 161, School’s accreditation status. Super­ There will be one veteran from 2Totals 3 6 8 7 3 6 3 4 103. Mlmasota 0 2 1—3 17-15) peals in Atlanta. Milwaukee 141, Philadelphia 111 N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7:45 pm . Miami (Ohio) intendent of Schools Michael Orlando 17 31 30 21— 99 1888 94 Brst Period— 1, Quebec, Sanlposs 1 (Sakic, Fitch-Groton 3, Norwalk 1 (1 5 8 , 6 1 5 , 161, the war that decimated the European R o Houston 103, Orlando 99 Hartford at Winnipeg, 8:35 pm . Houston 29 23 25 26— 103 vs. Cincinnati Sundin), 6:53. Penaltias— Glllis, C u e (high- 168) Malinowski insists that a full-time Utah 103, San Antonio 94 Saturday's Gamss countryside and killed 45 3-Point goals— Orlando 613 (Scott 3-9, sticking), :17; ZetUar, Min (roughing), :17; Les- Amity Fleglonal-Woodbridge 3, Naugatuck Friday's Gamas Pittsburgh at Boston, 7:05 p.m. 0 assistant principal is not needed at National drops o m Skiles 2-3, Anderson 6 1 ). Houston 6 1 0 (Yfood Auburn chyshyn, Que (Interference), 8 8 0 ; fillcKegnay, (162,15-4,168) Manchester residents on hand Chicago at Bostoa 7S0 p.m. Calgary at N.Y. Islanders, 7 8 5 pm . 1892 93 the school. 2 03 1- 1, fCSmith 1-2 Maxwell 18, Woodson 61). vs. Georgia Qua (boarding), 11:14; DeBlols, Qua (slashing), Westhlll-Stamford 3, New Britain 1 (1614, during Sunday’s ceremony, but he Cleveland at Indiana, p.m. Philadelphia at Quebec, 7:35 pm . Sunday edition 8 Fouled out— Kite. Rebounds— Orlando 58 (Kite 11:58; Small, Min (holding), 17:26. 169,6-15, 164) The superintendent has drafted a 0) Charlotta at Minnesota, B p.m. Buffalo at Wbshlngton, 7:35 p m . won’t be marching, said Francis 7n 11), Houston 57 (Olajuwon 19). Assists— Orlan­ Oregon Second Period— 2 Minnesota, Duchesne 1 Fairfield 3, Staples-Wastport 2 Milwaukee at Washington, p.m. New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. 1894 93 letter to the New England Associa­ NEW YORK — The NaUonal 03 5 8 vs. Oregon State (Small), 3:28. 3, Minnesota, Churls 2 (Glynn, Southington 3, Mercy-MIddletown 1 Leary, the president of the town’s Orlando at Dallas, 8:30 p.nx do 25 (VlncenL Skiles 7), Houston 19 (tCSmito Chicago at Toronto. 8:05 p.m. Smith), 13:47. Penalties— Kimble, Que, niajor Bristol Eastern 3, West Haven 1 tion of Schools and Colleges, stating plans to discontinue its Sunday Seattle at Denver, 9:30 p.m. 10). Total fouls— Orlando 27, Houston 15. Tech­ Hartford at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Veterans Council. Source: NCAA (fighting), 7 8 3; Churls, Min, major (fighting), nical— Houston co€toh Chaney. A — 12858. Detroit at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. NEA Graphics that the position is unjustified, he issue next month and publish Atlanta at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 783; Finn, Quo (rougNng), 7:47; OeFtelma, Min “There’s not many World War I Edntonton at Los Angeles, 1085 pm . five rather than six days a week, Sacramento at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. (high-sticking), 7:47; Glyrin, Min (crosscheck­ told the Board of Education m f. Jazz 103, Spurs 94 Sunday's Gamss vets lefL” Leary said. Detroit at Portlarxl, 10:30 p.m. ing), 11:15; Giles, Min (Ngh-sticking), 1684; the editor in chief of the 9- Quebec at Montreal, 7:05 pm . Thursday night Saturday's Gamas SAN ANTONIO (94) PetlL Qua (slasNng), 17:51. Golf There will be World War II Color Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7.85 p.m. Flames 8, Flyers 2 Coventry High School received month-old sports dally con­ Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Greenwood 63 2-2 6. Cummings 616 7-7 Third Period— 4, Minnesota, Gagner 9 Boston at Washingtop 7:05 pm. Calgary 1 2 5 — 8 Guards marching along with other Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.ra 2 5 Robinson 7-17 6 1 2 22, Pressey 1-2 1-1 3, (Dahlen), 10:59. 5, Quebec, A.Brotan 3 its third warning in July from the firmed Friday. 33 > Calgary at N.Y. Rangers, 7 8 5 pm . PNIadelphia 1 0 1—2 veterans in the parade that starts at Boston at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Elliott 6 1 5 4-5 14, Schintzius 2-7 6 1 4, Green (McKegnay), 19:59 (pp). Penalties— Casey, Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. First Period— 1, Philadelphia, Craven 4 (Toc- Kapalua scores NEASC to increase the assistant Editor F r ^ Deford also said Charlotts at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 4-9 2-2 10, Dinkins 3 8 6 0 6, Williams 1-4 6 0 Min, served by Dahlen (tripping), :47; Wolanin, Reginald Pinto/Manchestar Herald cheL Acton), 14:46. 2 Calgary, Makarov there may be “a handful” of jobs Houston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 2, Higgins 1 -3 6 0 2 Totals 36 82 24-30 94. 6 Qua (slashing), 3 8 7 ; Bellows, Min (slashing), KARkLUA, Hawaii (AP) — Scores Thursday principal position, currently shared Please see VETERAN, page 8. AHL standings (Roberts, Nieuwendyk), 17:39. Penal- NEW FACILITY ON TH E WAY — Pictured above is concrete and landscaping work being Denver at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. UTAH (103) 3 8 7; Glllis, Qua (slashing), 5:30; Churls, Min after the second round of the $700,000 P G A between the middle school and high cut at the newspaper but added ties— Musll, Cal (high-sticking), 3:43; Atlanta at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. K.Malone 6 1 4 4-12 14. Bailey 6 1 4 0 8 18. Northsm Division (roughing), 5:30; Depalma, Min (roughing), Kapalua International tournament played on Itw done at the new post office on Sheldon Road in Manchester, and pictured below is the how Samueisson, Phi (hooking), 9 2 4 ; Baron, Phi school, to full time at the high he was hopeful the number New York at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Eaton 2-2 1-1 5. Stockton 6 1 7 6 8 24. W L T Pta GF GA 1202 FtetiL Que, misconducL 16:12; McRae, 6,351-yard, par-71 Flo sort’s Bay Course: (holding), . Golden State vs. Seattle at Tacoma, 10:30 J.Malone 6-16 7-7 19, Brown 2-3 1-2 5, Rudd Moncton 8 4 6 22 67 58 12 2 0 Min, miscorxIucL 16:12; Churls, Min, miscon­ David Peoples 63-69— 132 school. If the board failed to do that, the office will look like when completed. would be so small that it could Second Period— 3, Calgary, Nattress 1 p.m. 2- 3 0 8 4. Munk 1-1 0 8 2 Edvwirds 1-5 2-2Fredoricton 4, 9 6 0 18 51 51 duct 16:12; Small, Min (hooking), 1 8 :S . Tom Purtzer 67-68— 135 Coventry High School could be put be absorbed through attrition Sunday's Games Griffith 6 6 2-2 B.Totals 3681 23-32 103. Halifax 7 5 4 16 73 76 (Priakin, Matteau), 6:18. 4, Calgary, Roberts 4 Shots on goal— Quebec 10-611— 26. Min­ Nick Price 66 67— 136 U.N. (Makarov, Musil), 1087. P m lt ie s --^ n e . rather than layoffs. Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. San Antonio 26 20 23 25— 94 New Haven 6 8 2 14 43 61 nesota 9-10-8— 27. Jim Gallagher 6 6 7 2 — 137 on probation, an action which could Third Period— 5. Calgary, Matteau 4 (Otto, Utah at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Utah 21 29 30 23— 103 Springtield 5 7 3 13 57 62 Power-play Qpportunitias— Quebec 1 of 6; Mike Donald 70-67— 137 lead to loss of accreditation, accord­ MacInNs), :11. . Philadelphia, Kerr 5 (Huf­ LA Clippers at Portland, 10 p.m. 3-Polnt goals— San Antonio 6 1 (Elliott), Utah Maine 5 7 1 11 43 44 6 Minnesota 0 of 4. Hale Irarin 67-70— 137 ing to Janet Allison, NEASC New York at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 2-8 (Stockton 2 8 . Rudd 6 1 . Griffith 6 1 ). Capa Breton 4 6 1 9 43 44 fman, Murphy), 1:16 (pp). 7. Calgary, Otto 6 Goalies— Quebec, Gordon, 0-3-0 (27 Sam Torrence 69-68—137 High- definition Fouled out— None. Rebounds— & n Antonio 54 Southern Division (Priakin, Macinnis), 1:40. 2 Calgary, Nieuwen­ shots-24 saves). Minnesota, Casey, 4-64 Fieter Jacobsen 68-69— 137 spokeswoman. rebukes NBA results (Robinson 10), Utah 50 (K.Malone 15). As­ Baltimore 8 5 1 17 67 52 dyk 10 (Makarov), 2:21. 9, Calgary, Suter 5 (26-24). Steve Jones 6669— 137 (Nieuwendyk. Makarov), 68 1 (pp). 10, Calgary, The association is scheduled to TV goes on sale sists— San Antonio 19 (Elliott 7). Utah 26 Adirondack 7 6 1 15 61 61 A— 5,286. Ben Crenshaw 64-73— 137 Knicks114, Bullets 103 (Stockton 17). Total fouls— San Antonio 27, Capital DisL 6 5 3 15 56 59 MacInNs 9 (Fleury, Nieuwerxiyk), 18:25 (pp). Referee— Richard Trottler. Linesmen— Mark WIebe 6670— 138 meet in February on the matter. TOKYO (AP) — High-defini­ WASHINGTON (103) Utah 2 2 Technicals— Edwards, San Antonio Il­ Utica 7 9 0 14 61 61 Penaltias— Musll, Cal (hooking), 2 4 ; Suter, Cal Swede Knox, Brad Lazarowich. Corey Ftevin 67-71— 138 “I have drafted a letter to let them tion television, a new generation Ha.Grant 4-9 0-0 8, King 12-30 6-6 30, Jones legal defense 2 A— 12616. Newmarket 6 6 2 14 44 44 (cross-checking), 4 8 2 ; Huffirten, Phi (holding), T e d & h u lz 66-72— 138 4:54; Suter, Cal (roughing), 7:47; Kushner, 1 ^ know we are dealing with this at a Iraq 3- 3 2-3 8, Robinson 2-7 2-2 6, Walker 4-10 2-6 Binghamton 6 7 2 14 59 50 Kings 5, Red Wings 1 Blaine McCallistor 67-71— 138 of TV with clearer, wider im­ Rochester 13 47 45 (roughing), 7:47; Horach^, Phi (boarding), 10, Ellison 6-9 0-0 12, Alarie 3-8 1-2 7, English 6 6 1 Detroit 0 0 1— 1 JoeySIndelar 68-70— 138 very serious level and are obviously ages, hit the Japanese market Hershey 5 3 13 64 69 880; Chychrun, Phi (slashing), 13:33; Fleury, 7-13 1-1 15, Worknton 0 1 0-0 0, Hammonds 8 Los Angeles 2 1 2—5 Davis Love III 69-69— 138 concerned about it, but feel we can By PETER JAMES SPIELMANN Thursday's Gamas Cal (roughing), 15:49; Tocchei Phi (slashing), this week, years ahead of its 0- 1 1-21, Foster 3-5 OO 6. Totals 44-96 1 5-22 First Period— 1, Los Angeles, Miller 2 Bob Gilder 6673— 138 Moncton , Cape Breton 3 17:34. deal within the staff we have,” The Associated Press 102. 6 (KrushelnyskI, MeSorley), 15:48. 2, Los An­ Kirk Triplett 67-72— 139 scheduled release in other na­ Fredericton 5, Baltimore 1 Shots on goal— Calgary 13-16-15— 44. NEW YORK (114) Transactions geles, Ellk 7 (Robitallle), 18:26. Penal­ JIm Th w p e 68-71— 139 Malinowski said. New Haven 1, Newmarket 1, tie PNIadelphia 6-613— 27. tions. Oakley 6-9 0 6 17, Vbndowogha 7-11 5-5 21, ties— Granato, LA, double minor (Ngh-stickIng), Andy Bean 67-72— 139 UNITED NATIONS — A U.N. Friday's Gamas Power-play OpportuNtias— Calgary 2 of 6; “I have talked with many colleges Ewing 13-19 6-8 32. Jackson 4-11 0 8 13, 8:12; Norwood, Det (holding), 16:16 Scott Verplank 66 72— 140 Most major Japanese Newmarket at Adirondack PNIadelphia 1 of 4. panel rebuked Iraq on Friday by un­ G.WilkIns 4-8 1-1 9, Oulnnett 1-3 0-0 2, Tucker S ^ n d Period— 3, Los Angeles, Gretzky 11 Billy Mayfair 73-67— 140 and universities and we are begin­ electronics makers introduced 4 - 10 0-0 8, Mustai 2-5 0-0 4, Cheeks 0-1 OO 0, B A S E B A L L Capital District at Bingharrtton Goalies— Calgary, Vernon, 9 -5 8 (27 shots-25 Billy Andrade 66-74— 140 animously refusing to consider a National League (Sandstrom, Duchesne), 2:54. Penal­ ning to see the value of accredita­ new consumer HDTV products, Halitax at Maine saves). Philadelphia, Pasters, 1 -1 8 (44-36). BillGlasson 66-74— 140 G.Granl 1-2 0-0 2, E.Wilkins 2-3 2-2 S.Totals LQ S D O D G ER S— Sigrted Darryl Strawberry, ties— McKay, DeL major (fighting). 2 8 0 ; MeSor­ Udea at Rochester A— 17,312 Kenny Knox 69-72—141 tion, but don’t need to respond to resolution that would have including televisions, vidcocas- 44-82 24-30114. outfielder, to a five-year contracL ley, LA, major (fighting), 2:30. Sandstrom, LA Hershey at Springfield Referee— Denis Moral. Urtesmen— Ryan Mark Brooks 72-69— 141 every requesL” he added. denounced the U.S. military buildup X Washington 33 31 22 17— 103 FOOTBALL (holding), 4:05; Buskas, LA (Interference), 6:46; sette recorders and adaptors that Saturday's Gamss Bozak, Brian Murphy. Vijay Singh 72-69— 141 Nawlfeik 31 32 25 2 6 -1 1 4 National Football League Norwood, Det (unsportsmanlike conduct), NEASC’s recommendation ini­ in the Persian Gulf. Capital District at Adrorxtack DonPooley 68-73— 141 allow HDTV broadcasts to be 3-Polnt gocUs— Washington 0-2 (Nng 01, El­ DETROIT LIONS-Claimed Ray Seals, 1181; Duchesne, LA (Ngh-sticking), 14:46. Baltimore at Fredericton Blues 3, Penguins 2 Scott Simpson 7671— 141 tially was made in 1986 after a visit­ The Iraqi motion said the gulf lison 0-1), Now Ybrk 2-3 (Vandeweghe 2-2, delenslve end, on waivers from the Tampa Bay McKay, Det (roughing), seen on present TV sets. Rochester at Hershey Eduardo Romero 69-72—141 G.Wilkins 0-1). Fouled out— Oakley. Buccaneers. Ptaced Toby Caston, linetackar, SL Louis 0 1 2— 3 Third Period— 4, Los Angeles, Sandstrom 9 ing team evaluated CHS. Allison crisis began Aug. 7, when U.S. for­ Halifax at M aim Mika Reid 70-72— 142 Rebounds— Whshington 49 (Walker 7), New on Injured reserve. Pittsburgh 2 o 0— 2 (Granato, Gretzky), 5:32 5, Los Angeles, Newmarket at Springfield Loren Roberts 73-69— 142 said the association feels that CHS ces began arriving in Saudi Arabia Vbrk 54 (Ewing 15). Assists— Whshington 25 MIAMI DOLPH IN S-Activated Paul Lankford, First Period— 1, Pittsburgh. Cullen 7 (Recchi), Duchesne 3 (RoNtaille, Ellk), 1080 (pp). 6. New Haven at Utica Tony Sills 73-69— 142 Principal Dennis Joy is being asked to counter Iraq’s army. Iraq’s draft King may have (King 8), New Vbrk 27 (Jackson 6). Total comerback, from injured reserve. Placed 523. 2 Pittsburgh. K.Stevens 10 (Cullen, Rec­ Detroit Yzermon 10 (GallanL Chiosson), 18:16 Sunday's Gamss Steve Pate 70-72— 142 fouls— Whshington 30, New Vbrk 25. Techni­ Stevon Moore, safety, on Injured reserve. chi). 16:42 Penalties— Bourque, (elbowing), (pp). Penalties— Gallant D et douUe minor to address too many tasks. did not even mention KuwaiL which New Haven at Capitiu District Fluss Cochran 72-70— 142 plagiarized cals— Washington Hlagal defense. A— 11,877. HOCKEY 13:58; Jagr, Pit (hooking). 17:50. (boarding, rougNng), 9:17; Granato, LA (trip­ Tough office move ahead Chris Perry 73-70—143 But in an interview, Patrick it overran on Aug. 2 and has Cape Breton at Halifax Second Period— 3. S t Louis, MacLeen 2 ping). 9:17; Taylor, LA, m f^ -g a m e misconduct National Hockey League Morris Hatalsky 68-76— 144 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Baltimore at MorKton (S.Stevens, Momesso). 8:46. Penalties— Dirk, (spearing), 13:57; Kocur, Det (holding), 1580; Flaherty, board chairman, said he is declared is its 19th province. Nets 114, Heat 103 LO S A N G E LE S KIN G S-R e -asslgne d Darryl Lancs Suzuki 69-75— 144 S I (holding). 4:44; Hull. StL (hooking). 1281; Buskas, LA (holding), 16:06. A historian hired to compile MIAMI (103) Gilmour, goaltender, from New Haven of the Andrew Magee 73-72— 145 willing to let CHS be put on proba­ U.S. Ambassador Thomas R. Fealhorstono, StL (roughing). 1281; Erroy, Pit Shots on goal— Detroit 6 1 6 1 1 — ^29. Los An­ By DIANNA M. TALBOT at Main and East Center Streets, Saturday afternoon to Sunday Martin Luther King Jr.’s papers Rice 6-13 3-4 15, Davis 3-6 6-7 12. Seikaly American Hockey League to Phoenix of the In­ Dormie Hammond 74-71— 145 (rougNng), 1281; Tanfi, PIL major-game mis­ geles 1 6 1 6 1 2 — 37. tion before conceding to the recom­ Herald Features Editor Pickering called the Iraqi attempt to 4-13 8-11 17, Douglas 6-16 8-10 24, Edwards ternational Hockey League. John Mahaffey 69-76— 145 which will be closed. Some type night. conduct (high-slicking), 16:59. Power-play Opportunities— Detroit 1 of ; Los said Friday that the slain civil 6-15 1-2 13, Coles 03 0-4 0, Kessler 4-7 3-9 SOCCER 8 MlksHulbert 74. 71—145 mendation of the NEASC. inuoduce the General Assembly Third Period— 4, SL Louis, Mongeau 1 Angeles 1 of 4. of postal convenience is expected The move coordinator admits it rights leader’s academic writ­ 11, Wagner 2-3 0-0 5, Thompson 2-2 2-2 6. To ­ Major Socesr League Billy Ray Brown 73-73— 146 “Who knows, maybe we’d only resolution “ill-founded, tendentious (P.Cavallinl, Courtnall), 1:51 (pp). 2 SL Louis, Goalies— Detroit, Cheveldae, 7-6-3 (31 MANCHESTER — Sometime seems like an impossible task — tals 35-78 32-49 103. BALTIMORE BLAST— Signed Har* Henry, NHL results to stay in the downtown area, but ings contain plagiarized pas­ G.Cavallini 3 (J.Brown, Hull), 4:41 (pp). Penal­ shots-27 saves), Chevrier (6:54 third, 6 5 ). Los be on probation 10 minutes,” and mendacious.” 1 N EW JE R S E Y (114) goalie. Released Vojislav Stanisic, goalie. late this coming spring — hope­ officios are not yet sure what. moving tons of equipment and ties— Erroy, Pit (charging), 3:52 Bassen. S 2 Angeles, Hrudey, 63-1 (29-28). sages, which he attributed to Mortis 5-10 5-8 15. Haley 3-10 2-2 8. Bowie SAN DIEGO SOCKERS-SIgned Michael Canucks 5, Maple Leafs 3 Flaherty said. If NEASC put CHS fully during Memorial Day Pickering noted that Kuwait and (interference), 6:08; P.Cavallinl, S 2 (roughing). A— 16,006 Postmaster Robert J. Plaiva says setting it up so that postal 2- 7 0-0 4, Blaylock 9-18 3-4 22, Theus 9-17Collins, 6-6 forward. “simple carelessness.” Wmeouver O 4 1—5 10:51; Barrasso, P 2 served by tCStavens Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Shone on probation, then he likely would weekend — Greg Grasso and employees will resume their jobs Saudi Arabia invited Washington to 24, Dudley 1-4 4-9 6, Coleman 4-9 5-9 13, National Professional Socesr Laagus Toronto i Tennis consolidation of the offices shoidd StW ord University history 1 1—3 (slashing). 10:51; BrlncfAmour, Sd (holding). Heyer, Flandy Mitton. agree to follow the recommendation, send troops to defend them. The Buechler 2-2 2-2 6, Conner 2-4 2-2 6, Gervin MILWAUKEE WAVE— Signed Larry Sunder­ First Period— 1. Toronto, RekJ 4, 19:18 (sh). 14:49. other U.S. Postal Service workers result in an earlier mail delivery on Tbesday without confusion. land, defender, Jon Szczepenskl, fo r^ rd ; and professor Claybome Carson and 3 - 10 0-0 6, Lee 0-0 0-0 0, George 2-4 0-0 4.To- Penalties— Sandlak, Van (hooking), 2:31; Shots on goal— SL Louis 1 6 1 6 1 2 — 3 2 Pit­ he said. will be scurrying feverishly to “The pressure to complete the U.N. Charter’s Article 51 allows na­ Carlos Basso, midfielder. E x e rd s ^ the options time of 45 minutes to one hour for other King supporters held that tals 42-95 29-42114. Maguire, Tor (holding), 11:17; Plavsic, Van tsburgh 11-14-6— 31. Worcester Slims results for Jimmy Banks, defender; George Rrator and “We can always concede. I’m just complete a long-anticipated move [on time] will be in­ tions to defend themsbives against Miami 25 21 27 30— 103 (holding), 13:53; Kunrsrs, Tor (lnterfarerx»), Power-play Opportunities— SL Louis 2 of 5; consumers. That is because postal the apparent graduate school New Jersey 30 23 25 36— 114 Art Kramer, forwards. WQRCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Results not ready to do that yeL” Flaherty project. aggression cither alone or with al­ 18:40. Pittsburgh 0 of 3. Thursday In the Worcester Virginia Slims tour­ employees will save time by credible,” he said, adding that he 3-f^int goals— Miami 1-4 (Wdgnor 1-1, Ed- COLLEGE Volleyball plagiarism was a small blot on a Second Period— 2 VdrKouver, Plavsic 1 Goalies— St. Louis, Joseph, 4-28 (31 nament (seedings in parentheses): said. They and hired contractors will probably will work over 12 hours lies. waiJs 0-1, Rice 0-2), Now Jersey 1-3 (Blaylock M ISSOURI— Announced the resignation of working out of the same building great man’s record. (Bozek, Bradley), 187. 3. Wncouver, Linden 9 shots-29 saves). Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 6 6 0 Singles 1- 2 Morris 0-1). Fouled out— Davis, Kessler, Rich Daly and Bob Sundvold, assistant If the high school is put on proba­ haul heavy safes, mail carts, sort­ days during the weekend. “There The Iraqis tried to introduce the (Skriko, Nedved), 5:42 (pp). 4, Vancouver, (3635). Third Round instead of sorting mail at the Main Bowie, Dudley. Rebounds— Miami 63 (Kessler coaches, effective March 31,1991. Rec Voiieybaii motion in the assembly’s General Bozek 6 (Lumme), 1388. 5, Toronto, Reid 5 A— 12 452 Helena Sukova ( ), Czechoslovakia, def. tion, Flaherty said he would ask for ing boards, desks and many other Street facility and transporting it will be confusion.” 12), New Jersey 63 (Coleman 10). As­ NEW MEXICO— Announced Donald 6 (Olezyk, f^m age), 15:31 (sh). 6, Vancouver. Referee— Terry Gragson. Lineemarv— Bob N A TIO N A L — Manchester FYoperty Maiiv Stephanie Flehe, Highland, Calif., 4-6, 6 -2 ,6 -2 a hearing or invite a NEASC official Committee, a 29-mcmber panel with sists— Miami 18 (Douglas 9), New Jersey 22 Levingstoa comerback, has rejoined the team. pieces of equipment from the to the Broad Street facility, where Bradey 6 (Lumme, fi4cBaln), 1685 (pp). Penal­ Hodges, Mark Pare. tenance del. Lloyd's Auto Parts 1614, 11-15, Amy Frazier (8), Rochester Hills, Mich., def. (Theus 6). Total fouls— Miami 33, New Jersey to town to plead his case. cramped post office locations on broad geographic representation. ties— Maguire, Tor (rougNng), 4 8 6; Plavsic, 168; Network Tavern def. Northenders 12-15, Andrea Temesvarl, Hungary, 6-3, 7-5. it is distributed. “The pressure to com­ 9 3 5 Technieds— Miami illegal defense, Bowie, Van (roughing), 4 8 6; lafrate. Tor (roughing), 1614, 1610; Manchester Medical Supply def. Mercedes Paz, Argentina, def, Arantxa Asked if that is the established Main Street and Broad Street to a Grasso, supervisor of mails and The committee assigns items to the Inside Today,,. Douglas. A— 12138. 4.86; Sandak, Van (roughing), 4 8 6; Meintyrs, Paul's Paint 1 6 3 ,1 6 6 ,1 6 7 . Sanchez Vicario (6), Spain, 4 8 . 7-5, 6 4 . procedure for challenging a NEASC plete the move will be in­ agenda and considers requests for Tor, major-game misconduct (fighting), 4 8 6; brand new, larger facility under delivery for the Manchester Post IN TE R N A TIO N A L — Hawks def. PBganI'a Quarterfinals action, Flaherty replied that he did new resolutions. Calendar NordmarK Van (hooking), 688; Marois, Tor. 164, 168, 1 6 8; ABA/PGT def. Currvnlngs In­ Steffi Graf (1), Germany, def, Natalia Zvereva construction at 111 Sheldon Road. Offices, is in charge of the move. credible. There will be double minor (charging, roughing), 1488; surance 165, 167, 615; Coach's Comer def. (7), Soviet Uriion, 6 8 , 6 1 . not know. He noted the association The $5 million project, which Iraqi delegate Adnan Ahmed Butcher, Van (roughing), 1488; Lidstar, Vbn He said he hopes the Manchester Radio, TV Flyors167,1612,12-16 could find Malinowski’s position confusion.” Mohammed said he had rewritten Bubble G u m _____ Rec Hoop (tripping), 1688; Leeman, Tor (roughing), C O -E D — Volley Busters del. A&B Auto Sal­ has been anticipated for the past system will be ready for the move 19:45; Bradley, Vdn (roughing), 19:45 vage 1-15, 1 6 7, 1610; Patriots def. SFK's valid. 10 years and only recently began his speech to the committee since Classified______Today Third Period— 7, Toronto, Damphousse 7, by the holiday weekend because it Already, Grasso is planning Today 1610, 1610, 1612; WNf Pack def. Nossiff During the meeting Judy Halvor- construction, must be completed Thursday, when President Bush or­ C om ics______Adults Football 3:44. 2 Vancouver, Vkik 1 (Butcher, Kron), Camera 1 6 3, 163, 1 6 7 ; Main Pub def. Return Bowling will help to have that extra day, a and worrying about the move and Focus______East Catholic at SL Bernard, 7:30 p.m. 8:16. Penalties— Agnew, Van, minor-major 4:30 pjn. — Golf: PGA Isuzu to Sender 158, 162 169; Net Busters def. son, board vice chairwoman, noted within a time frame that ^lows dered 200,000 more U.S. troops be P D 4 S 119 (John PfoW 34. Mark Murphy 26. Monday, when regular mail is not ordering equipment, such as new Lottery______(rougNng, fighting), 2 8 6 ; Maguire, Tor, minor- David a Schulman D.D.S. 169,13-16 1613. sent to the gulf to give the interna­ Jim Florence 18. Sean MePadden 16) Sun Kapalua International, ESPN the NEASC recommendation came for no interruption in mail service. delivered. If the move does not Manchester Has lt_ Saturday major (Instigator, fighting), 2 8 6; Quinn, Van AM ER ICAN — ^ u l h Wirxfsor Pizza del. locks, post office boxes, windows Devils 112 (Carl Shelton 29, Sylvester Turner Football Home Engineers in part from a strong feeling by The new post office will com­ tional force opposing Iraq an “ade­ Obituaries______(holding), 4:37; Agnew, Vkn minor-major-gama 7 p.m. — College hockey: Boston Purdy Corporation 615, 168, 167; CumrNngs happen on a holiday weekend, it and cleaning equipment to make 28, Greg Davis 19. Larry Clay-Boy 17) Hartford Public at Manchester, 1:30 p.m. misconduct (Instigator, fighting), 11:50; University at Providence, NESN Insurance def. Six Peckers 15-4, 169, 1 6 7; Gall Pasqurell 184-199-547, Mary Ann school staff in 1986 that a full-time bine operations of the Broad must be completed within only quate offensive military option,” Opinion B.A. Club 77 (Bill Baliock 31. Brian Moron 14, Boys Soccer Maguire, Tor, major (fighting), 11:50; Pearson, Team Fish dal. Crockett Agency 1612, 1612 Dufralne 198-482 Shirley Eldridge 186483, 9 People______Pete Boucher 10) Ansaldi's 56 (Brad Pelligrinetll Class S Division Tor (cross-checkiiig), 1882. 7:30 p.ra. — Bulls at Celtics, 167. Nancy Thompson 178, Sue Biske 187-201-563, Succt station and the main office onc-and-a-half days, or from Please see POSTAL, page 8. Elaine WelNckl 181, DiabUa Enzor 176487, Rat Religion______14, Kyle Dougan 1 2 Doug Marshall 10) Quarterfinals £''■ ‘i on goal— Vsneouver 11-21-13— 45. VlfOMEN'S NORTHERN — GutNia Fence SportsChannel, WDRC (1360-AM) Senior Citizens___ A Division standings: B.C.I. 2-0, Manchester Coventry vs. Aquinas (at Glastonbury High Toronto 6 1 2 8 — 29. def. Tierney's 1611, 167, 15-9, B8J Auto Hoogervorst 201-484, Ffoberte Shore 191-465, Please see NEASC, page 8. Please see REBUKE, page 8. 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\ 2 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 10, 1990 MANCHES'TER HERALD, Saturday, November 10, 1990—^3 FOCUS Store owner Ireland may lose permit elects Dear Abby Dr. Gott PEOPLE By RICK SANTOS possession of alcohol, the report woman Abigail Van Buren Manchester Herald ■ Miss United States Gina Marie ToUeson spent Peter Gott, M.D. states. They are Jason Dicterle, 17, of 81 Lawton Road, and Michael N. Friday enjoying a champagne breakfast and attention By BRENDAN BURKE MANCHESTER — The owner of Gilbeit, 17, of 164 Avery St. from the m ^ia after being crowned Miss World. She a Main Street liquor store, who faces The Associated Press said she hopes to be home by 'Thanksgiving. Bolduc told police that before he charges for selling beer to an 18- paid for the beer. Brown asked him Execs who fire ToUeson, 21, won the 40th annual Miss World Hepatitis signs ycar-old, could have his permit to DUBLIN, Ireland — Mary beauty contest Thursday night and pocketed prizes for identification, the report stated. Robinson, a feminist lawyer elected sell alcohol revoked — the most ex­ However, when Bolduc “flashed” including $19,000 in cash and a work contract worth treme penalty, according to the as the first woman president in $59,000. his drivers’ license, which indicates Ireland’s history on Friday, thanked should beware may go unnoticed director of the state Department of he is only 18, Brown did not take The University of Georgia sophomore told Liquor Control. the country’s women who “instead possession of it, nor did he attempt of rocking the cradle ... rocked the reporters she would use the money to pay fen* a Jeep Liquor Control Director Edward DEAR DR. GOTT: Last fall during a blood drive, I to examine the date closely. system.” DEAR ABBY: I must inform you that you gave some Cherokee she recently bought, do a little shotting J. Jadovich said Friday that the donated blood. I subsequently received a letter from the TTie arresting officers first pur­ “I don’t know whether to dance wrong information to the wife who learned that her hus­ and “just sit on” the rest penalties for selling alcohol to band was having an affair with his secretary. (You sug­ Red Cross saying they destroyed my blood because it sued the matter when they observed or to sing. I have done both and I First she said, she would get some sleep. anyone under the legal drinking age gested that the wife insist that her husband let the “I’m just resting the rest of the day, catdiing up on tested positive for hepatitis. Two more recent tests a youthful-looking man, Bolduc, hope to do more,” she said after of 21 range from fines to temporary secretary go.) my beauty sleep which I desperately need.” revealed the same results. Why would I suddenly test come out of the store with the beer, being declared the winner of a tradi­ suspension of permits to sell alcohol The first part of your advice, that both of them seek She said she and her mother called her father back positive for hepatitis when, to my knowledge, I have which was clearly visible as it was tion-shattering presidential cam­ counseling, was fine. However, he would be in more hot neither had hep^tis nor been exposed? to permanent revocation of such per­ not in a bag. home in Spartanburg, S.C., before she went to bed mits. paign. water if he were to let his secretary go. Thursday. DEAR READER: Hepatitis does not always cause TTie officers watched as he got Mrs. Robinson finished with 52.8 Jadovich, whose department has A suit claiming discrimination was filed with the “I’m a daddy’s girl,” she said. “I wish he could serious symptoms; sometimes, mild cases are associated into a car with two other young men percent of the vote, overtaking been notified of the case in EECXT by a secretary who admitted to having an affair have been here.” with temporary fatigue and fever that patients incorrectly who had been waiting outside the former deputy prime minister Brian Manchester, said he could not speak with her executive ^ s s (who fired her when it ended) attribute to flu or an innocuous virus illness. ITie body’s store. Police followed the car, driven Lcnihan, the nominee of the specifically about any case until it and was upheld by the court. The court agreed that it ■ Evangelist Billy Graham said Friday that tKa AModalad PfMS immune system, however, keeps a “record” of the by Dicterle south down Main Street dominant Fianna Fail party, in the has been resolved. takes two to have an affair and that both parties should aMiety over Hong Kong’s future would prompt more SONG-AND-DANCE-MAN HONORED — hepatitis in the form of antibodies; these antibodies per­ and east onto Flower Street. second round of counting. On TTiursday, Robert E. Brown, receive equal justice. The company that fired her was re­ citizens to become Christians during his crusade’s sist in the bloodstream Itmg after the liver infection has Rick Santos/Manchasler Harald The 46-year-old attorney and Legendary song-and-dance man Gene the owner of the Memorial Comer While on Flower StreeL police quired to reinstate her job, pay all her back pay, plus a series of meetings there, which begin this mtmth. cleared iq>. saw the youngster in the back of the CAR ACCIDENT — Rescue workers attend to an unidentified woman injured in a one-car ac­ professor of law was the first Kelly, left, plants a kiss on the cheek of In your case, I conclude that you had a mild case of Store at 352 Main St., was charged stiff fine for singling her out for punishment. “I’m coming here at a particularly critical time, fw car throw the beer out the window, cident Friday afternoon on East Center Street. The woman, taken to Manchester Memorial woman elected presidenL and the The point is very clear: You cannot legally punish one in 1997 you will experience dramatic change in your actor Donald O’Connor at the American hepatitis sometime in the past Your body overcame the with sale of alcohol to a minor after first to beat Fianna 1^1 in a con­ police arrested an 18-year-old, who the report stated. TTie vehicle then person when two are equally guilty. administration and sovereignty,” Graham said at a Ireland Fund's gala benefit in Beverly Hills, infection, but you were left with antibody markers. The Hospital, was conscious and speaking at the scene. She was the lone passenger in a car tested presidential election. allegedly purchased a 12-pack of turned north onto Elro Street and GEORGE FREBERT, PRESIDENT, DOVER LITHO news conference. Calif. Kelly was honored with the fund’s Red Cross authorities cannot be certain whether or not stopped at American Legion Drive. driven by Alice Solomonson, 77, of 77 Milwood Road, East Hartford, who was not injured. “We were up against the might PRINTING CO., DOVER, DEL. Hong Kong will revert to Chinese rule in 1997. you had the disease in the past or are in an active stage, beer from the store, police reported. The cause of the accident, in which the car hit a utility pole about 100 yards east of Lenox and the money and the very effec­ 1990 Heritage Award. TTie youth — later identified as TTie youths and Brown have been Beijing has promised to maintain Hong Kong’s sys­ nor can they be sure about the severity of the infection. Street, is still under investigation. tive machine of the greatest political DEAR MR. FREBERT: Oops! Thanks for setting me tem of free enterprise for 50 years after the com- TTierefore, the Red Cross cannot use your blood because Justin M. Bolduc, 18, of Hilltop released with a promise to appear party in this country and we beat detennine the amount of money Buchwald should Drive — and two others involved in Nov. 19 in Superior Court in straight. Since the most practical solution (get “Juliet” mumst country takes control, but many pet^Ie say receive. of the possibility that a recipient could be infected with them,” said Mrs. Robinson. hepatitis virus. It’s standard policy for the Red Cross to the purchase, face charges of illegal Manchester. out of “Romeo’s” office) is illegal, I would hope that the they don’t believe that promise. Under the contract, Buchwald and his parmer, She pledged to work for the poor, reject blood that tests positive for hepadtis and other boss, who in this case owned the company, would find More than 200,000 people attended Graham’s ser­ Alain Bemheim, were to receive a combined the homeless, the sick and the un­ potentially infectious diseases, such as AIDS. Recycling deadline close employed and “above all the women the secretary another position of equal prestige and pay. mons when he visited Hong Kong 15 years ago. The S250,0(X) and iq) to 40 percent of the film’s net I urge you to be examined by a doctor to determine if Billy Graham Crusade claims that more than 20,(X)0 profits. of Ireland who are still struggling in of them have since converted to Christianity. F^arainount said that although the film mneau* your hepatitis is active. Iw example, you could have Shocking racism By DENISE LAVOIE By Jan. 1, every community must focus attention on the state program. the long march to equality and equi­ DEAR ABBY: I need your advice on how to handle a recently contracted hepatitis, but you may not have the Organizers say even more people were expected to more than $300 million in box-office receipts, it still The Associated Press have an approved recycling or­ ty.” touchy situation. I’m a 22-year-old female. My girlfriend symptoms yet Or, as I suggested, you may have had a attend this year’s meetings. TTie sermons, which hadn’t earned a inofit and was actually $18 million in dinance in place, and must begin “During 1991, we will all have a ‘To all those who have no voice (she’s 25) has a 9-year-old son who has a major crush on begin Nov. 14, will be broadcast by satellite to 30 the red. mild infection in the past. HARTEORD — With a Jan. 1 recycling efforts. chance to see how, with very little or whose voice is weak I say take me. It’s so bad that when he sees me with a male friend, counuies in the region. The docUH- should be able to define what has hap­ at town meeting deadline for mandatory recycling 'ITie state has authorized $26.8 effoit, we can have a beneficial ef­ heart, there is hope. he gets so jealous, tears form in his eyes. On one oc­ Christians account for just over 8 percent of the ■ Actor Albert Finney will star in the American pened. fast approaching, state environmen­ million in grants for the start-up fect on our environment by recy­ “Look what you did in this elec­ casion, he cried for hours and even stayed home from tion. You made history.” territory’s population of 5.7 million. premiere of the play “Another Time” when the Step- TRUMBULL (AP) — In what “We have seen an example of tal officials issued a gentle reminder costs of regional recycling centers, cling at home and at work," school the next day. DEAR DR. GOTT: It has been said that the Coke I Her suppoit, she said, came from penwolf TTieatre unveils its new $8 million home, tte one protester called a shocking dis­ Johannesburg in ConnecticuL” said to cities and towns: do it voluntarily where bottles, cans and newspapers Carothers told a local environmental drink for lunch cancels out my source of calcium — a “men and women of all parties and His mother and I are unsure about how to handle his ■ TTie second phase of humorist Art Buchwald’s theater group says. play of racism, the audience cheered protestor Willie Matos of Bridgeport or we’ll make you do it. will be taken for separation and group this week. carton of skim milk. Is this true? none, by many with great moral jealousy. Could you please print a solution for me and trial against Paramount Pictures won’t include as Finney, who appeared in Lrmdon in the Chicago as a group of Puerto Ricans angrily as he left the meeting. State Environmental Protection preparation for sale. DEAR READER: Most modem soft drinks are courage who stepped out from the others who may have this same problem? evidence an independent examination of the studio’s company’s production of “Orphans,” is a member of left a town council meeting. Another protestor, Trumbull resi­ Commissioner Leslie Carothers In her letter, Carothers laid out devoid of anything but sugar, water and coloring. Old- The Department of Environmen­ faded flags of the civil war and SACRAMENTO HEARTBREAKER finances, a judge has ruled. SteppenwolTs advistny board. He also starred in the About 35 protesters, many of dent Olga Leiva, said she was recently sent a letter to municipal the law for government leaders. She fashioned REAL Coke — the stuff with all the unhealthy tal Protection, eager to persuade voted for a new Ireland, and above Superior Court Judge Harvey Schneider ruled in London production of “Another Time’ during its them from Bridgeport, attended shocked by the reaction of the officials in each of the state’s 169 said environmental officials believe ingredients (cocaine, caffeine and God knows what else) town officials and residents about most of the items on the state’s list all by the women of Ireland — the DEAR HEARTBREAKER: Don’t put the boy down January that Paramount used a Buchwald story as the eight-month run there. TTiursday night’s council meeting to audience. cities and towns, explaining what is or ridicule his feelings. They are natural. (A boy’s first basis for the 1986 Eddie Murphy film “Coming to TThe new 500-seat theater is scheduled to open — was said to interfere with the a'osorption of many complain about a councilman’s expected of them beginning Jan. 1. the importance of recycling, plans to already have markets for resale in women of Ireland who instead of nutrients, including calcium. However, to my knowledge, “I’ve lived here for 14 years, and crush is usually his mother — and a girl’s first crush is America.” April 14. remark last month that he opposed never had a sense of racism in TTiat’s the day that a new recy­ launch a $300,000 advertising cam­ Connecticut and can be can be hand­ rocking the cradle ... rocked the this was untrue. usually her father.) fortunately, children soon outgrow Schneider surprised both sides 'Thursday by aban­ “Another Time,” by Ronald Harwood, is a drama construction of affordable housing Trumbull,” Leiva said. “But I did cling law takes effect. TTie law, paign within the next few months to led by existing facilities. system.” Certainly, today’s Coca-Cola, which is basically these transitory crushes, but while those feelings are doning his plans for an independent auditor. of conflict within a South African family. because it would attract Puerto tonight.” aimed at reducing the state’s waste sugar-water, could not affect calcium. TTierefore, you’re present, a little extra tender, loving attention and an op­ The second phase of the trial will examine the con­ Harwood will direct the Steppenwolf production Ricans and, lower property values. Kucej’s remark, made last month, stream by 25 percent a year, requires safe to enjoy a Coke, as well as, milk, without worrying portunity to let this young Lochinvar talk about his feel­ tact between F^amount and Buchwald to determine and Fmney will play a dual role. In the first act, he TTiey walked out about 9 p.m. stemmed from a council discussion cities and towns to recycle nine about nutritional consequences (except for the addition^ ings m i^ t make him feel better. if it represented a fair deal. TTie third phase will plays the family’s father. after being told they wouldn’t be al­ over whether to build affordable items, including newspapers, bot­ Color Analysis Clinic “empty” calories provided by the soda). lowed to comment on the remark by housing for the handicapped in tles, cans, corrugated cardboard, Councilman John Kucej. Trumbull. After Kucej was quoted scrap metal, waste oil, lead-acid bat­ ONE DAY ONLY “Let them leave, they can’t afford in the Bridgeport PosL the issue teries, office paper and leaves. it here, anyway,” shouted one mem­ broadened into whether Trumbull featuring ber of the audience as the group should build other types of affor­ \ filed out. dable housing. Color Analysis Expert RECORD Drug bill is vetoed Ms. Debi LaFrance Legal Thursday, November 15th Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., By RITA BEAMISH chief sponsor of the bill in the Talk The Associated Press 10:00 AM to 9:00PM About Town Cinema House, said he was “really shocked” A llo m e y by ^■■"ALLaw; ^ Leo J. Barrett WASHINGTON — President that Bush did not sign the bill be­ EAST HARTFORD cause the White House had “never DIVORCE IS A CHALLENGE veteran of the Korean War, and for many years had been Bush on Friday vetoed a bill in­ neg. $35.00 Donald N. Bolduc Learn to ice skate BuMar** Pub A anam a — Padte Haights (R) Sat-Sun 7:30.930. made a fuss” previously about the Attorneys are challenged by ONLY an active member of the Manchester Midget Football Showcaaa anam a 1-10 — Avalon (PG) Sat-Sun 2, 70S. — Child’a tended to block drug companies divorce work. Experience In many Donald N. Bolduc, 61, of Snong Street, Manchester, Learn to ice skate at the Bolton Ice F ^ c e on Monday, Play 2 (R) Sat 105, 2:55^ 4:50, 7:45, 10:20, 12:10; Sun 105, 205, 4:50, legislation. program. from reaping windfall profits disciplines is r.ceded to properly died Friday (Nov. 9) of natural causes. He is survived by Nov. 12, from 5:45 to 6:45 pan. TTie program will run for 7:45,1020. — ThaRalum of Suparfly (R) Sat 120, 320, 5:15, 7.-30, 935, Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 9 11:40; Sun 120, 320, 5:15, 725, 935. — Markad lor Oaati (R) Sat 1, 3, dirough monopolistic marketing of — counsel a client. Some disciplines six weelb for $52. TTie Tot program will run on Monday FREE FREE FREE his wife, Barbara CThompson) Bolduc; two sons, Michael a.m., at the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. 5, 7:15, 920, 1130; Sun 1. 3, 5, 7:15, 920, — White M aca (R) Sat 1, drugs that treat rare diseases. are: litigation, pleading practice, 305, 5:10, 720, 9.30, 11:45; Sun 1, 3:05, 5:10, 720, 930. — Ghost criminal law, court procedures, civil Travel Bag with Skin Analysis Make-Up Lesson with Bolduc of Tolland and Brian Bolduc of Coventry; a Center St., Manchester. Burial will be in East Cemetery. from 3:45 to 4:30 pm . Private lessons also available. Flor The bill applies to “orphan drugs” daughter, Lynn Bolduc of New Bedford, Mass.; his (PG-13) Sat 130, 4:15, 7:10, 9:45, 12:15; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:10, 9:45. — rights, police procedure, real es­ colors in your season Calling hours are Monday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. more information and registration forms, call 659-2104. Jacob's Ladder (R) Sat 2:10, 430, 735, 10, 12:20; Sun 2:10, 430, 735, used against diseases that affect lAHKLYiMNCO each appointment father, ITorian Bolduc of Manchester; four stepsons, 10. — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sat 4:40, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 4:40, 9:Sa — TUESDAY tate, custody, child rights, spousal W Raymond Cote Jr., and Steve and Alan Cote of Stephen King's Graveyard Shift (R) Sat 1:15,3:10, SOS, 7:50,10:15, mid­ fewer than 200,(X)0 people. It was abuse, employment law, personal Jeanette Fortin night: Sun 1:15, 3:10, 535, 7:50, 10:15, — Graffiti Bridge (PG-13) Sal Injury, workers' compensation, M^chester and Jeff Cote of East Windsor; two sisters, Peanutbutterj'am and raffle designed to foster more competition 7 A 0 P M Jeannette Fortin, 61, of Scott Drive, Manchester, died 1:40,3:50, 10:10, 1235; Sun 125, 325, 520, 8,10:10. — GoodFallas (R) taxes, securities, banks, pensions, Bolton Playscape Committee is bringing PCanutbutter- by eliminating the 7-year exclusive O tfdi of tie Assunptibn Inatural. Bring A Friend Valerie Saglio and Joyce Bridgeman of North Carolina; a Friday (Nov. 9) at Rockville General Hospital. Bom in Sat-Sun 1:10, 435( 7, 935. — Advance showing: Home Alone (PG-13) negotiation, contracts, kidnap jam to Bolton High School, Brandy Street, on Nov. 17, S at 6 .8 . marketing rights granted under cur­ 22501^ Adarm Street brother, Wayne Bolduc of Bristol; and eight Hartford, she lived in the Hartford area most of her life. laws, Interstate support enforce­ from 3 to 4 pm. Doors will open at 2:30 pm . Tickets are rent law to companies that develop !MandheSter,Q' ment. Skin Care & Cosmetics Call Today grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. She is survived by many friends. 2 0 Before retiring he was employed for 32 years at Nu S5 each, and are available by calling 649-5153. Balloons, MANCHESTER such drugs. S Q Admis$k>n Attorney Leo J. Barrett, 382 Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 10 UA Theaters East — Quigley Down Under (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2:10, Bush withheld his signature from (Av$1;QOOOiihFitee» Hartford Road, Manchester, PAVILION AT BUCKLAND HILLS Way Tobacco Co. of South Windsor. He was a Marine sweats and tees with the playsc^ie logo will be for sale AkCondMomd 644-5677 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. 435, 7:10, 935. — PBdIlc Heights (R) Sat and Sun 220, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40. the bill, and in taking no action at a 649-3125, Connecticut Toll Free MANCHESTER before and after the concert. All proceeds will benefit the — Hot Spot (R) Sat and Sun 2, 430, 7, 930. — Night of the Uving Dead 1-800-33-44-LAW. Send for free Limited Space Available Center St., Manchester. Burial will be East Cemetery. (R) FrI and Sat midnight — Wild at Heart (R) Sat 11:45. — Pump Up the time when Congress is not in ses­ "We do not test on animals.” TTiere are no calling hours. playscape fund. At 4 pm ., the drawing of nine winning raffle tickets will be held. Tickets for this raffle are $2 Volume (R ) Sot midnighL sion killed it through what is known Lotteiy Ann “Nancy” (Whittles) Reichert each and can be purchased before the 4 pm . drawing. as a pocket veto. “I have serious concerns about the Ann Reichert, 50, of 89 French Road, Bolton, wife of Fur more information and tickets, please call Noreen Here are Friday’s lottery results from around New effect diat (the bill) would have William A. Reichert, died TTiursday, Nov. 8, at Hartford Carpenter at 646-7788. England: Hospital. Manchester Herald upon the incentive of drug com­ panies to develop orphan drugs,” Connecticut Bom in Hartford, she had lived in the Glastonbury, m KNOW WHBK YOU STAND. Bush said in a statement. Daily: 5-3-8. Play Four; 8-6-0-2. Lotto: Hebron and Bolton area all of her life. Besides her hus­ Holiday fair in Coventry Fbunded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. 2-3-19-27-29-31 band, she is survived by a daughter, Kimberly Ann K. Once again the Gleaners and Fragments are sponsor­ Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Massachusetts Trepp of Glastonbury; a son, Robert C. Trepp; and twin ing the fair at the North Coventry Community House. Weekly Daily: 5-0-2-6. Mass Millions: 5-22-25-34-38-45. brothers, Doug Whittles of Gig Harbor, Wash., and Many individual crafters will join the church groups to USPS 327-500 VOL. CX. No. 36 Health Tip Bonus No.: 2 Bruce Whittles of Glastonbury: and several nieces and display their handmade items. TTie Holiday Fair will be Rhode Island nephews. held Saturday, Nov. 17, from 9:30 am. to 3 pm . at the Acting Publisher It takes special pac boots to be Red Wing Pac Boots. JEANNE G. FROMERTH Daily: 9-1-6-0 Graveside service and burial will be Thesday, Nov. 13, Second Congregational (Thurch, Route 44 in Coventry. Waterproof leathers. 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By JACK ANDERSON America needs and DALE VAN ATTA______Do you need to make WASHINGTON — The loan require­ credit advice ments of the Overseas Private Invest­ ment Corp. read like those of any bank in your BRIDAL SERVICE the United States. The only difference is In recent “Cathy” comic strips, Cathy is overdrawn at that OPIC is a government agency and if known? An ad this size the bank and overextended on her cr^it. “The system a borrower welches on a loan, American has let me down!” she screams. “The system is a joke!” taxpayers are the losers. “It looks to me as though you’ve been charging like a Under the circumstances, one would (2X2) to run Saturday in maniac and not paying your bills, Cathy,” her friend expect OPIC to be tight with its money. replies. But one would be disappointed. In recent the Social Section is V years OPIC, which loans money for busi­ “That’s the system I was referring to,” Cathy tells her. jg T>ikL)lnm~k rosi ness ventures in developing countries, L A counselor with the Consumer Credit Counseling has come under increasing scrutiny for MrJMrs.Bashaw %Mr./Mrs. John Klemmer Service, a national organization funded by the credit in­ only... dustry to help credit abusers get on their feet and avoid VMWKT'S ViORSe THAN BAD BREATH, Hemorrhoids, AND ADOLPh IAITLQI? pur TOQeTHGt?? risky loan practices. Now an investiga­ a wedding trip to Bermuda. They are After a reception at The Colony tion into an arms deal threatens to resur­ Bashaw-Wagner Klemmer-Benjamin bankruptcy, tells me there are more Cathys right now •II SAPPAMf TUArs wurrouN^D.// making their home in New York in Vernon, the couple went on a than he’s ever seen, even in iqiper-income brackets. rect one loan that OPIC would just as Barbara Jean Wagner, daughter of City. Karen Benjamin, daughter of wedding trip to Jamaica. They are We’re simply spending more than we make to an outlan­ soon keep buried. Mr. and Mr. Alan J. Wagner of The bride graduated from Leonard and Carol Benjamin of 765 making their home in Old Orchard dish degree. Last spring, U.S. authorities found out Glastonbury, and David N. Bashaw, S.UN.Y. in Brockport, N.Y., in Lydall St., and John R. Klemmer, Beach, Maine. that a huge shipment of Israeli arms — son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey N. 1989 with a bachelor of science de­ son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Klem­ The bride is a 1984 graduate of What to do about it? Well, if you run into trouble and bound inexplicably for the tiny (Zarib- Bashaw of Woodstock Drive, were gree in dance, summa cum laude. mer of Rochester, N.Y., were mar­ go to the CCCS, a counselor will help you work out an East Catholic High School and a bcan island of Antigua — en d ^ tq> in married July 14 at St. Bridget’s She is employed full time by G.S. ried Oct. 6 at S t Mary’s Church, 1988 graduate of Rensselaer agreement with your creditors that will allow you to pay Adoption as an option the hands of Colombia’s Medellin drug Church. Schartz of New York City in public Coventry. your bills without either living at the Victory Mission or Polytechnic Institute with a bachelor cartel. The Antiguan investigators now The Rev. Joseph Donnelly of­ relations as billing manager. She of science degree in physics. She is filing for bankruptcy. Then he or she will tell you to cut claim that Maurice Sarfati, an Antiguan The Rev. Richard Albamontik of­ The Adoption Option ficiated. The bride was given in also attends Laban Institute of employed by National Semiconduc­ up your credit cards. Chastened and grateful to be pulled Jennifer didn't think so. That’s why melon farmer and former Israeli soldier, marriage by her father. Peggy Wag­ Movement studies in preparation for ficiated at the candlelight Catholic Is this a great country, or what? I service. The bride was given in mar­ tor Co., Finland, Maine, as a from the fire, you supposedly will go and sin no more. she started looking at alternatives. But brokered the deal along with other mid­ ner, sister of the bride, was maid of certification as movement analyst, mean, my wife sends me to the store for riage by her father. Karleen Ben­ process engineer. Par the small siimer, the individual credit abuser, this the only alternative her school counselor dlemen. honor. Bridesmaids were Michelle part time. breakfast cereal, and I’m thinking, “Well, jamin, sister of the bride, was maid The bridegroom is a 1988 is an economic philosophy rooted in common sense and suggested was abortion, and her religious Sarfati’s melon business was Kronshage and Lisa Kriner. The bridegroom is a 1989 what’s it going to be — Cora Flakes, convictions made it impossible for her to of honor. Bridesmaids were Sharon graduate of Rochester Institute of written in stone. Once you cross that line to economic Cheerios, Wheaties or Shredded bankrolled by $1.3 million in loans from John Bashaw, brother of the graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology with a bachelor of accept that as a possibility. OPIC in 1985 and 1986. But OPIC later Kelly and Eileen 'fiirbessi. 2X2 purgatory and put yourself at the mercy of a credit coun­ Wheat?” Like I was expecting the entire groom, was best man. Ushers were Technology, cum laude, with a science degree in mechanical en­ selor, you will be put on a budget that won’t allow much Finally, almost as an afterthought, suspected that not all of the money ended David Gorman and Michael bachelor of fine arts degree in cereal industry to be stuck back in the someone mentioned the adoption option. Rick Dattalo was best man. gineering. He is also a process en­ “non-essential” spending. 1950s, when the most exciting thing to up in melons. In 1988, OPIC sued Sarfati Buonano. photography. He is employed as Ushers were Dino L’Abbate and gineer with National Semiconductor 13 Weeks for $358.80 You won’t be allowed to buy something on the “At first I didn’t like the idea,” she ad­ for defaulting on the loans. After a reception at Chez Josef, first assistant at Chris Call is Studio, happen to breakfast was “snap, crackle, mitted. “I wasn’t sure I could just give Tom Cerasuolo. Co. premise that the investment will improve tourism at your pop.” OPIC has recovered $1.1 million from Agawam, Mass., the couple went on New York City. home and help you to sell more jars of homemade jelly. my baby away after carrying it around Sarfati, but OPIC officials told us that it (Only $27.60 per week!!!) O Z] You won’t be able to argue that if you stop buying new Anyway, I get there and a whole new inside of me for nine months.” was impossible to trace where the DO r- clothes and having your hair fixed, local business-people world opens up to me. The cereal aisle is But the more she thought about it, the original funds had ended iq> if not in the will feel the crunch and pretty soon the entire economy like a sort of gastrointestinal Disneyland, more it seemed like the best alternative melon business. For further information S> Sm of your town will fold. There won’t be a sympathetic ear with options ranging from the health for her. Sure, it would be tough for the Our associate Dean Boyd has learned when you insist that you can go ahead and spend all you conscious (“More fiber than a bale of next seven months. But then she could that the Antiguan investigation into the want today because you’ll make up the cash tomorrow hay!”) to the nutritional decadent (“Your get on with her life. And best of all, her arms deal turned up a $24,000 check O CO baby would be given to a couple who call the Manchester Herald when an expanding economy causes interest rates to fall money back if you can find a single written to another Israeli man suspected z -< desperately wanted it and were able to and allows you to refinance your mortgage at a lower vitamin or mineral anywhere inside this in helping to arrange the arms ded. The care for it in a way she was not. At least, H H rate. package!”). check appears to be drawn on the bank at not yet. m I Why, then, don’t these economic principles apply to account where Sarfati kept the farm And obviously, it isn’t very trendy to O f course, I realize that many people o m government as well? If the Congress were a household, JOSEPH WALKER funds. The date on the check is illegible name your cered for what it is — you will have a hard time accepting adoption the house would have been repossessed a long time ago, and the reason for the payment is un­ 643-2711 know, like Sugar Crisp, Sugar Pops, as a viable alternative. But for Jennifer, the kids sent off to foster homes and the dog put to sleep. Sugar Smacks and Sugar Frosted Flakes. She didn’t want it to happen, but it did clear. whose values precluded that possibility, How do we make our representatives quit spending — just as it happens to nearly one in ten Although there is no evidence that Nowadays you’ve got to hook up with a it served precisely that purpose. And to money they don’t have while trying to figure out ways to hit movie or TV series: Batman, teen-age girls in America today. At a Sarfati was involved in arms trafficking Ask for Tricia or Lesley R o make us pay for it? Let’s go back to the first credit-coun­ time when most of her friends were great effect, as she has since graduated at the time the loans were made, court Ghostbusters and Teenage Mutant Ninja from high school, attended college, mar­ seling session where a counselor looks at the mess we’ve trying to decide which shade of documents from OPIC’s 1988 lawsuit Turtles, to name just three. (Who knows? ried and started a family of her own. made and tries to keep us from the abyss. The first thing Maybe all of the titles with “sugar” in eyeshadow to buy or whether or not to when Sarfati defaulted indicate he was a Unfortunately, Jennifer’s case is un­ m c/) the counselor will do is help us decide what expenses are them have already been taken.) get a part-time job, Jennifer was trying to risky loan nevertheless. OPIC did a mar­ usual. Of the nearly 9(X),(X)0 children necessary to our health and well-being, and cut out those decide what to do about her baby. And gin^ job in checking out Sarfati before Having trouble reaching O that aren’t. But I’m not complaining. Even though she had to decide quickly, since she was bom to unwed parents in America each handing him $1.3 million. Yet we’re reluctant to do that on a national scale — it took me about 45 minutes to sift nearly two months into her pregnancy. year, only 4 percent are given for adop­ R)r example, in 1983 Sarfati had the m > sometimes selfishly, and sometimes for reasons as simple through all of my options and make my “I love children,” she told me later, tion, making it a distant third among the Bank of C r ^ t and Commerce in Miami Mr./Mrs. Hodina selection (OK, OK, I’ll tell you, but you as not wanting to see someone else lose a job or a service “but I knew I wasn’t ready to be a mom. solutions for unwanted pregnancy. Clear­ send OPIC a letter of recommendation. Boomazian was flower girl. Steven Werhle. have to promise not to laugh: Cocoa ly, we’re not doing a very good job of Senior Citizens 3 « they’ve enjoyed. What sort of life could I give a baby The bank called Sarfati “one of our Nighan-Boornazian William Nighan was best man. Hodina-Thomas After a reception at the home of Krispies), I’ll defend to the death the explaining to young mothers that there is 3 J > . I worked as a consumer reporter for several years, and when I feel like I’m still just a kid valued customers” and said he had five Karen Lee Boomazian, daughter Ushers were Brian Boomazian, Eric Cheryl A. Thomas, daughter of the bride’s parents, the couple went right of every manufacturer to bombard a way they can preserve the life of their I’ve been grateful for the many free consumer services myself?” com plies with accounts at the bank. of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Boor- Johnson and James Marx. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Thomas of on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They and publications that are available to us all. I’ve always me with such choices. It’s the American Jennifer had a point. Statistically, child without forever altering their own. Sarfati later testified in the lawsuit that 3(X) Cedar Swamp Road, Coventry, are making their home in Tolland. way. How else are you going to explain nazian of Wethersfield, and Robert After a reception at The Hartford unwed mothers who choose to keep their Like Strother Martin said to his three of the companies either had no as­ and Rainer Hodina, son of Mr. and The bride is a 1987 graduate of loved the fine arts and been appreciative of the many cable TV? Joseph Nighan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Club, the couple went on a wedding children tend to slip to the bottom rung prisoners in “Cool Hand Luke,” “What sets or never got off the ground. Mrs. Horst Hodina of Goose Lane, the University of Connecticut with a grants given to sustain them. I could name, off the top of Wliich is why I find it surprising when William L. Nighan in of 5 Thayer trip to Sanibel Island. They are my head, a long list of government-supported expendi­ of the socio-economic ladder. Pregnancy we have here is a failure to communi­ In 1988, the General Accounting Of­ Coventry, were married Sept. 15 at bachelor of science degree in divisive contemporary issues are treated Road, were married Sept. 29 at making their home in Rocky Hill. tures that make all of our lives richer. But how much of it is the No. 1 reason why young women cate.” Although the adoption option has fice looked into Sarfati and found that if Bolton United Methodist Church. design. She is owner of Thomas like coins, with only one or two alterna­ Trinity Episcopal Church, The bride is a graduate of Fair- can we continue to justify, in light of our chilling indeb­ drop out of school. Which means those always been there, only a relative hand­ OPIC had looked closely enough, it The Rev. Edward Painter of­ Design Consulting, specialty in tives consistently expressed. Granted, Wethersfield. field University. She is employed by tedness? young mothers are rarely able to secure ful have paid it much attention. But since would have found that the melon busi­ ficiated. The bride was given in commercial retail construction and when you’re talking about an issue like The Rev. John Rogers officiated. Aetna Life & Casualty Insurance While we’re asking our representatives to re-think meaningful employment. Which means a November is National Adoption Month, ness was showing a loss before OPIC marriage by her father. Susan A. design and is also an owner of Rain- unwed mothers, there aren’t as many al­ The bride was given in marriage by Co. as an employee benefits senior defense spending and reform our unfair tax system and significant percentage of them end up on it’s as good a time as any to reconsider. gave Sarfati a second loan. Thomas, sister of the bride, was tech Sound & Communications ternatives as there are in the cereal aisle, her father. Dawn Boomazian was underwriter. The bridegroom is a trade policies, we have to go a step further. We must look welfare. Adoption may not be everyone’s cup of Even when OPIC was warned some­ maid of honor. Bridesmaids were The bridegroom is a 1982 but even with this most delicate situa­ matron of honor. Bridesmaids were graduate of Fairfield University and at our overdrawn national bank account as if it were our Time magazine also reports that granola, but surely it deserves a place in thing may be amiss, it didn’t react quick­ Jennifer A. Miner, Carla E. Hodina graduate of Howell Cheney tion, there is currently in place at least own, and hold Congress to the same standards we would children raised by imwed mothers are (he discussion when there are lives at ly. In March 1987, someone cormected Kimberly Cubeta, Julie Schramm is employed by Aetna Casualty and and Monica Hodina. Regional Vocational Technical one rarely mentioned alternative that can hold ourselves to. more often a b u s ^ while Newsweek stake — both the bom and the unborn. with the melon farm complained to Rep. and Joanne Sullivan. Catherine Surety as a bond underwriter. Peter B. Hodina, brother of the School. He is owner and president serve as a valuable middle ground. adds that these children also tend to John Munha, D-Pa., that Sarfati may be groom, was best man. Ushers were of Raintech Sound & Communica­ Take Jennifer (not her real name), for demonstrate a higher incidence of be­ Joseph Walker is a bishop in the misusing OPIC money. Murtha reported Todd Russell, Allen Bergeron and tions. in your marketing area? example. A junior in high school, she havior problems. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day that to OPIC, which disregarded recom­ was pretty and popular — and pregnant. Not a pleasant picture, is it? Saints. mendations that Sarfati’s accounts be Announce your senior citizen frozen. Four months later a shareholder Open Forum in the farm warned OPIC that Sarfati may have been ruining the farm. OPIC services in the Manchester concluded that the farm’s problems were SENIOR CITIZENS One person can halt a bill “not unusual for new agricultural Herald! projects in developing countries.” It was Leaf pick-up WASHINGTON — With 435 mem­ projects in the West, as well as mandat­ almost a year before OPIC foreclosed on bers of ilie House and 100 senators, you ing changes in the current federal water the farm. An ad this size: might think that a lone U.S. congressman subsidy system. Sarfati was not OPIC’s first bad loan. A holiday feast for senior citizens schedules or senator doesn’t wield much power. ROBERT Simply put, millions of dollars in In 1983, OPIC gave $375,000 to But one lawmaker can still bring legis­ WAGMAN federal subsidies now go to huge American John Hull for a timber farm in Nov. 14: “Anna and the King of “Celeste”, 2 p.m.; medicare assis­ lation to a halt in an effort to block a bill Dec. 11 - Christmas Wonderland agribusiness companies, especially in Costa Rica. A Senate subcommittee later By JOE DIMINICO Siam”, 1:30 p.m. tance (by appt.), nongrocery shop­ To the Editor: or force changes — especially in the hec­ Trip, $29, register in office. California. The new law would have concluded that Hull was using the “farm” Activities specialist Dec. 12: “Sun Valley Serenade”, ping (K-mart), call a day in advance At 8:30 a.m. on Monday, two huge town tmeks were tic hours before adjournment. Mar. 8-14 - Natchez, Miss./ parked in front of our house, motors roaring, while four limited payments to smaller farms. as a base from which to resupply the Biloxi, Miss/New Orleans - $1,169 1:30 p.m. for a ride. The recently completed session of the Enter Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif. He Nicaraguan contras. A 1987 Senate in­ Seniors are invited to attend our Thu: Band rehearsal, 9 a.m.; workers contemplated the fact that the leaves they had pp/do — includes airfare, transfers, All the movies are free of charge. 101st Congress was a perfect example. claimed the new regulations would hurt vestigation into Hull showed that even Thanksgiving Day meal this been sent to clean up, were still stubbornly clinging to guide, boat cruises, breakfast and Individuals in need of transportation program “filing Jr. High Jazz Band”, Here are three instances (out of “family farms” and put a hold on the bill. the most cursory check of his finances Thursday. Mary Ann Lawler, our 1 12:30 p.m.; (adv) basketweaving, 2 the trees. An enormous amount of money could luve dozens) in which individuals — with the requiring programmers such as Home dinner daily, and much more — should call the Senior Center. In redity, those hardest hit by the would have been enough to raise OPIC’s chef, will be preparing a fresh pjn. been saved if even

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Jumbl* Book No. 47 U •vailBblt lor $2.60, which >nclud«t poitaa* Sleigh Bells Ring is the theme of the holiday fair to be held next Satur­ M A C C N e w s Nicholas Palermo, who opened the To the Parishioners at Sl Bar­ and handling, from Jurnbia, do this nawapapar, P.O. Box 4366, Orlando, FL 37802-4366. day, Nov. 17, at St. Maurice Church, 32 Hebron Road, Bolton, from 10 a.m. No one in Manchester or Bolton Seasonal Sharing Appeal season tholomew who filled the summer- Includa your name, addratt and zip coda and maka your check payable to Nawapaparbooka. EtVlS ZlrtMERMAN 5lP FEKNUILTER with a most generous donation the empded shelves at the Emergency ACE . - - 3 2 to 3 p jn . needs to spend Thanksgiving Day h e i c h t ... m Sin s s te in 4 - v 1 The fair is open to the public, free of charge. Specialty booths will include alone. The annual Community well as ham, salads, turnips, mixed second week in October. Dr. Paler­ ftintry with a most successful Sep­ M E I6 H T .-. ZR3 lbs 167 lbs / IB in 66 in S % ANYBODY OUT th er e the Holly Shoppe, Country Bakery, Around the Home, Children’s Comer, Thanksgiving Dinner is being vegetables, fresh fruit and ail man­ mo has been a long-time supporter tember food drive and to the stu­ THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk & Sy Barry REACH - Ip tH I lo z . X e CARE 10 BET?.' Take a Chance and the Gourmet Comer which will feature clam chowder, hosted this year by the member of of the holiday sharing program, also dents at Bowers School who have STOMACH CAR- . I6.2g„ THEY 6 A V E P /V\Y m AEAINST BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. and assorted pastries. they are inviting everyone who Transportation to the diimer is vey for their constant support of the food drive of the season. Other food IVORY., THE e l e p h a n t s E THEIR RELieiON. SUNS Y'KNOW, SOMETIMES I Santa Claus will be on hand for picture-taking. There will be 20 crafters would be spending the Holiday free of charge, advance reservations works of the Conference and to donors to the Emergency Pantry in­ O K OOC, I DIDN'T WANNA DO IT, - TRY TO TAKE IT, WONDER HOW I EVER GOT B Y , BUT YA FORCED ME TA GET MEAN/ selling handmade holiday items, stained glass items, handmade baskets, alone, or who do not have cooking will help the chief cooks and bottle Winifred McCormick, Becky Klein, clude Church of the Assumption, THEY'LL KILL Ruth Chambers and Linda VanDine. Temple Beth Sholom, Farmer’s WITHOUT MY PORTABLE stenciled items, handmade dolls, rabbits and dried flowers, among others. facilities (or food to cook) to join washers set up and plan dinner POCKET LOBSTER , To recent supporters of Samaritan Market, St. Maurice Church, North h------them for a gala Thanksgiving ban­ preparations. lYee tickets may be V. Turkey supper in Coventry quet at noon Thanksgiving Day, picked up at the MACC Human Shelter, including St. James, Jeff United Methodist, Lisa Wood, J. The Rrst Congregational Church of Coventry will have a roast turkey Thursday, Nov. 22 in Cooper Hall, Needs office, second floor of Center Naab, John and Connie Bertrand, Reilly, South United Methodist, supper today from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in fellowship hall of the church on ground floor of South Methodist, Church, 11 Center St., or from Richard and Helen Dewey, Richard Paula Adamezyk, St. Bartholomew, Main Street. The public is welcome. comer of Main Street and Hartford South Methodist church office. and Jeaime Wright, East Hampton Bolton Lioness Club, Second Con- The charge will be $5 for all adults and $2 for children ages 6 to 12. Road. Reservations and requests for Educators (in memory of Rick gregadonal, Judy Hyde, Orchard Children under age 6 are admitted free. Hill Farm (Orchard and SL Margaret Barbara Philips and Fran Ban­ transportation may be made by call­ Swartz), students at Buckley School, Mary CCD, Susan Young, Ruth M ning, who have titled themselves ing Human Needs at 646-4114 or North United Methodist, Catherine Church plans card party Nye, Bolton Methodist, Salvadon 11-10-90 Chief Cooks and Bottle Washers, Amazing Grace at South Church, Byron, Little Flower of Jesus HAOABTHE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne Army, Mr. and Mrs. Monaco, and All Saints’ ^iscopal Church, 444 Hills St., East Hartford, will sponsor a tell us they are planning a 647-9141. Mothers Circle, Kimberly Boener THE GRIZWELLS by BUI Schorr Catherine Allen. Monte Carlo T^ist card party Friday at 7:30 p.m. scrumptious feast with all the tradi­ And thinking of Thanksgiving, and to Barbara DiBattisto for a X r o o t z c p e iz A H B vJ, \HHAT P o Y o u THINK ? c a n X The card party is open to the public at an admission fee of $2. Refresh­ tional Thanksgiving treats — roast don’t forget to mark your calendar donation in memory of Mary White. htOfZhl FOfZ ONB YOU T P B K F B C T i X l T ~ l i T ments will be served. turkey and dressing, cranberry for the 35th annual Community In­ To recent contributors to the & ur X Craft fair set at UUS sauce, mashed sweet potatoes, as terfaith Thanksgiving Service, 7:30 Shepherd’s Place soup kitchen: THE ABL-B ro Fli. . Manchester Telephone employees, 7 Y o U f Z HAT Unitarian Universalist Society: East. 153 W. Vernon St., will sponsor a David Risley, Margaret Kmin, St. TBfAPORAPiXY, holiday craft fair Nov. 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 BIBLE M/?. H A < B A f2 cmls efomiJe' pjn. Freedom fighter dies SPEAKS ll-IO I'/fO There will be a $3 admission charge for the preview sale on Friday. No , kr ■ V T admission will be charged on Saturday. By G EO R G E W. COR NELL nal, a prime source to churches, em­ T h o u g h t s Eugene Qrewer The fair will feature handcrafted gifts and decorations, a Christmas Shop, The Associated Press bassies, U.S. intelligence offices, baskets, stitched and knitted items, near antiques, used books and toys, Ver­ universities and other periodicals, mont cheese, preserves and baked goods. Luncheon will be available and NEW YORK — The information kept a steady, revealing watch on The other day, I watched a huge 1 there will be activities for children. came by various routes and religious abuses under communism. A recent newspaper artida noted a flock of Canadian geese fly over­ ALLEY OOP by Dave Greue FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavae methods, often by telephone or “The churches must help those head. They were being driven by growing national pessimism. courier, from sources in communist who are being harassed because of Parents are expressing fears that TH' NEWSTANP'S RIGHT WHAT WAS ) SOUNDED LIKE their natural instincts to go south for AROUND THE CORNER THAT? / SHOOTIN' T'ME,'/ Supreme Knight named for 14th year countries to Western European their faith, and they must tell the their chiidren wiil have a harder uilt w ith a n the winter. time than they have had. To the FROM TH' b a n k .... O Y NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Virgil C. Dechant of LaCrosse, Kan., has friends who relayed it to the Rev. truth to the world,” he said, often They reminded me of another been named to his 14th year-long term as Supreme Knight of the Knights of poiister's question: Has the EXPLANATION/ Blahoslav Hruby in New York. exhorting church conventions to flock of Canadian Geese that were country gone "off on the wrong Columbus by the organization’s board of directors. In the post, based here, He had developed contacts across take stronger stands against Soviet on a small lake in Northern Min­ track?" four of five said yes. Con­ H o N o / e ■— ■ he serves as chief executive officer of the Catholic family service organiza­ Europe before, during and after religious persecution. nesota. These geese had been well cern that we are not investing tion with 1.5 million members. World War II in drama-packed ex­ His inf^ormation on arrests, im­ fed, by well-meaning people. They enough in our chiidren also runs X P/PNT periences that enabled him to alert prisonments and religious suppres­ were fed so well that they decided to high. Jewish leaders commend cardinal Americans to communist repres­ sion, gathered in smuggled docu­ ignore their instincts to go south. Investment In the children's educa­ X'P O fT CA^uO^J. tion was the specific point of con­ 9 NEW YORK (AP) — Jewish leaders are commending Roman Catholic sions throughout the Cold War. ments and other roundabout ways, They wintered in northern Min­ cern. More education^ funds likely Cardinal John O’Connor for suggesting the U n i^ Nations had made Israel After its end, the old “cold war­ focused early attention on many nesota and were unable to withstand are not the answer, however. It Is 1990 by NEA Inc |\ — I® a “scapegoat” in condemning that country for killing Palestinians during an rior,” a moniker he gamely bore, eventually freed prisoners. the consistendy freezing tempera­ C i»90DrHCA inc T U V f V K T . time that we are not Investing In 3 c i Arab riot. died Oct. 22 of congestive heart Only last July, after communist tures. Many of them died. our children. And there Is no sub­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Seneom In a column in the archdiocesan newspaper, O ’Connor said it was “too failure at the age of 78. rule ended in Czechoslovakia, Many people are like that well- stitute for our time. PHIPPS by Joaaph Farris coincidental” that the condemnation came under “pressure to maintain the “One way or another, the docu­ Hruby visited his homeland and met fed flock of geese. We are controlled As for our being on the "wrong solidarity of nations against Iraq.” He said nobody would profit by creation ments get to me,” he once said in an with many dissidents whose by our appedtes for life and we ig­ track" the materialistic emphasis ■mot WOPl^lgC? C-'W^ LXJAueP UOWM WITH /'...IT'LL 6EAWEg|C of scapegoats.” interview. “Sometimes I don’t know freedom he had worked for. nore our insdnets to seek a relation­ even In our concerns reflects this Wou AUL In “a day when too many of Israel’s friends seem to be turning their backs all the details of how, and don’t One of them, now the country’s ship with God. The Bible says in misdirection. We are heavy on AWYTH1W6, THAT IF X CAM teaching facts, but light on impad- 6 B T APGUMD on her,” he wrote, “I am proud to call myself her friend, as I am proud to want to know because it might Jeop­ presidenL Vaclav Havel, thanked Romans, 1:20, “Since the creadon of • A P e Y o u ^ X c ^ ® Twey (7POP Twe ing values. Knowledge without call many in the Arab world friend...” ardize someone. But we get them.” him, saying: “You were among the the world, God’s invisible qualities TD WCIZPYIMCJ judgment Is the key to self-destruc­ 6(0M6 TCPPAV. A native Czech, Presbyterian few who paid attention to the op­ — his eternal power and divine na c u t i t 9 Ordination of married men rejected tion. "You are" is Important — "you ■"(^AB ' minister and wartime U.S. Aimy in­ pressed at a time when it was not at ture — have been clearly seen, oughr is Infinitely more so, Matt. CLEVELAND (AP) — The Roman Catholic Canon Law Swiety of telligence captain in the Office of all lucrative.” being understood from what has 23:23-24. America has turned down a resolution calling for ordination of married men, Strategic Services, Hruby for his last Hruby, who studied theology and been made, so that men are without reversing a process begun two years ago. 28 years edited the monthly journal philosophy in Czechoslovakia, Swit­ excuse.” E)on’t be like a flock of CHURCH OF CHRIST However, several members said the resolution was defeated because of its Religion in Communist Dominated zerland, France and Germany, was overfed geese. Lydall & Vernon Streets Areas. involved as a Protestant minister in poor reasoning, not its conclusions. Two years ago, the society set up a com­ Piaul F. Knight Phone:646-2903 /5l42>?/S mission to prepare a petition to U.S. bishops favoring such ordinations. The interreligious-sponsored jour­ early struggles against Nazism. Trinity Covenant Church I 1990 D i N E A me 0 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, November 10, 1990 fllaiiflifstrr ijfralil Purdy Postal From Page 1 From Page 1 Section 2, Page 9 produce the engine parts was worth Saturday, November 10,1990 fatigue to the gears and bearings, “Then, the bubble bursts with the SPORTS $6 million to Purdy. sure the new facility is equipped to the “fastest growing postal com­ for about $900,000. Money for the which could then lead to engine problems of combining two offices He added that Purdy considers operate. The supervisor also is munity in Connecticut,” according project came from the Postal Ser­ ftulure." trying to arrange it so that local post with different personalities into that it has “responded to the com­ to Paiva. Within the past 10 years, vice’s $12.9 billion nationwide A January Navy memo further office box holders will not have to one.” the system has expanded by about pany’s major customer in a timely budget, which includes funds for concluded that the parts* defect switch their box numbers once the and prudent manner.” 20 mail delivery routes. new post offices throughout the could lead to “catastrophic results” move is completed. Although no layoffs are planned, In 1988, the U.S. Postal Service country as well as maintenance, e- Giants U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy in if the allegations were true. Russo also is attending site meet­ some clerical and administrative bought 11.5 acres off Sheldon Raod quipment and other budget items. Late score New Haven, whose office Purdy has now agreed to inspect ings with the contractor, Naek Con­ positions will be changed to accom­ all 1,500 potentially defective gear­ negotiated the settlement, said the struction Co. of Vernon, to help with modate needs of a restructured post box assemblies, 100 per month until settlement was the best that the and anticipate problems. Paiva said office, Grasso said. He will conduct do have all 1,500 have been checked. But, government could obtain. additional committees are being a staffing analysis to determine ex­ New telescope project with war in the Persian Gulf a dis­ “There were no criminal charges formed to designate outdated and actly what must be done. subdues EC we could bring,” he said. Twardy tinct possibility, the agreement also excess equipment and organize the MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The scope of its kind, and will enable added that since Purdy agreed to Grasso, move supervisor, or “ac­ stipulates that “Purdy agrees in good new building’s opening receptions, University of Wisconsin announced astronomers to map the large-scale, make good the parts it had supplied, tivation coordinator,” for all U.S. a cause UNCASVILLE — It was cial situations on two occasions. faith that in the event of a change in one for postal employees and one it and tlnee other institutions will three-dimensional stmeture of the there was no other civil action that post offices in the Greater Hartford dramatic from start to finish, with The Saints’ defense also came up the world situation which mandates for the public. constmet a $13.4 million obser­ universe, researchers said. could be pursued, cither. area, admits the project is one of the St. Bernard scoring the winning big twice. The first time was on a an immediate need of the United “So far, everything is running vatory and telescope in Arizona in a The WIYN project, an acronym EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. (AP) touchdown with 3:11 left to pull out 4th-and-l at the St. Bernard 42 but States for more gearbox housing as­ larger such moves he has coor­ project that will create a new The agreement, however, does smooth,” Grasso said, adding that he dinated. for the four institutions, was ap­ — The last time the New York a 22-18 victory over East Catholic quarterback Aric Alibrio was semblies...that it will take best ef­ feels confident the job will be done generation of technology. proved in April by the UW Board of Giants saw the Los Angeles Rams, High Friday night in All Connec­ stopped. Five plays later, the Saints not release Purdy from any Defense The Manchester postal system is Plans call for UW-Madison, in forts to step up repair, production within the time allowed. Regents. This week, the four signed this is what they remember seeing: ticut Conference action. had their second score on a 13-yard Department administrative action, the largest community system east cooperation with the National Opti­ and delivery schedules.” Consolidation of the Main Street an agreement and registered WIYN Flipper Anderson running through The Saints’ Conrad Hampton Hampton run. including debarment or suspension of the Connecticut River, he said. cal Astronomy Observatories and Yavis said that the cost to Purdy and Broad Street postal operations as a corporation in Arizona. the end zone, up the tunnel to the scored his third touchdown of the In the waning seconds. East had a to make good on the products, and from future defense department con­ The new building is 32,000 square Indiana and Yale Universities, to will result in some internal staffing locker room and away with the game, an 80-yaid kickoff return, to 4th-and-5 at the Su Bernard 34 but to pay for the government’s cost to tracts. Neither Purdy nor the Justice feet. By comparison, Grasso said design, constmet and operate the in­ Faculty, staff and students from problems that will have to be ad­ season. wipe out an Eagle 18-15 lead and Dylan LeFebvre on an option pitch V investigate the situation, would be Department believe any such actions this weekend in Enfield he is super­ strument on a mountaintop in Kitt the three universities will use and dressed, Grasso said. That one, clear picture from last give the Saints only their second was stopped short of the first down. “negligible.” The initial contract to arc likely, however. vising a post office move in Enfield Peak, Ariz. direct the telescope’s operation from “It’s euphoric to walk into a new January’s 19-13 overtime loss in the win in nine outings. The ^n ts took possession and into a 25,000-square-foot building. When completed, it will be the observing stations on their cam­ building and see what you’ve been playoffs has haunted the Giants all St. Bernard is now 1-3 in ACC ran out the clock. The Manchester postal system is most powerful multi-object tele­ puses. waiting for for years,” he said. year, even as they’ve gone unbeaten play while the Eagles finish at 0-5 in LeFebvre had given East an early through the first half of the season. conference play. East is 1-8 overall 6-0 lead with a 2-yard run. Hampton Veteran Manchester Square Dance Club In fact, coach Bill Parcells talked and is now idle until Thanksgiving erased that with a 1-yard run and a UNICO CAR RAFFLE about that play in training camp this Day morning when it takes on Mike Gann pass from Tom Rochelle Spcaond bgr M ndnfer QHfittr cf UNKX) Ntfkul nrctQonfQ From Page 1 summer and even showed his team crosstown Manchester High in their for an 8-6 halftime reading. Sunday, Nov. 25,1990 FREE!! A Great Live Band Night! films of that game this week. annual battle. St Barnard 0 8 0 14 — 22 Saturday, November 17,1990 East had taken an 18-15 lead in East Catholic 6 0 8 6 — 18 Music starts at 2:00 PJVf. BRAKE It’s too late for real revenge, of Scoring: the American Legion Post No. 102, 10:30 a.m., and is expected to arrive A COUNTRY SPICE BAND course, when the Giants (8-0) meet the fourth quarter on a 30-yard run EC- Dylan LaFabvra 1-yd run (run fallad on American Legion Drive, and at the hospital by 10:45 a.m. The Army & Navy Club the Rams (3-5) this Sunday in Los by halfback Mike Fusco. SB- Conrad Hampton 1-yd run (Mika Gann INSPECTION Will Larsen paaa from Tom Rochalla) ends at Manchester Memorial The Veteran’s Day observance, Manchester ^g eles. But there’s still plenty of East, which outgained the Saints, EC- Adam Alibrio 1-yd run (run fallad) Hospital, which was originally built which will be held in Ae front of the REMOVE WHEELS. INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE and incentive. 154-39, on the ground in the first SB- Hampton 13-yd run (Jim Mallow kick) Drawing 5:00 PJVf. EC- Mika Fuaco 30-yd run (run fallad) to commemorate vets from the first hospital, will include several guest UNINGS, DRUMS. ROTORS. VISUALLY INSPECT Dave H a ss The Giants want to keep pace half, continually hurt itself. The 1991 L in c ^ Town Car CAUPERS. CYUNDERS. HYDRAUUC UNES i MASTER SB- Hampton 80-yd kickoff return (Mallow World War. speakers and the lowering of the Don’t Miss The Fun! Eagles fumbled the ball away in cru­ kick) Four Door CYLINDER. ROAD TEST. with San Francisco, the league’s Those people marching in the flag by Color Guards from the Come Square Up With Us! other undefeated team, in the race parade are asked to show up at the American Legion and the Veterans Tickets: $100 TIME: 8:00pm for the NFC’s home-field advantage American Legion before 10 a.m., of Foreign Wars. 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Plus, there’s a against Bolton High, and his Patriot teammates will oppose St. Thomas Aquinas today at 11 - n the hospital, a hospital spokesman Paul Rossetto, 646-2482 natural rivalry between the Giants a.m. at Glastonbury High School in a Class S quarterfinal clash. This is the seventh time in O H LYNCH Manchester and Rams, a series Los Angeles J3 r - said. People coming to pick up This Ad paid by TOYOTA QUALITY NEASC leads 19-8. the last eight years Coventry has been in the S quarterfinals. The winner advances to Wed­ patients should park in the rear of DONALD S. GENOVESI WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! MANCHESTER, CONN. Tel. 646-4321 nesday’s semifinals with the championship game next Saturday. From Page 1 the hospital during those hours. “I think you’ve always got that > m JNSURANCE AGENCY^ West Coast-East Coast mentality. That’s always going to be a big fac­ tor,” Giants running back Ottis O DO assistant principal was needed at z -< CHS. 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Decorate Your Door believe that they’ve better than the m I Malinowski said he has met with 1990 Vaccine Clinic East Coast rappers, and vice versa. 0 m the staff and believes that feeling for Christmas Contest 1990 So you’ll always have that competi­ for tiveness between the two cities.” is better than expected 1 has changed. 1st Prize In addition, Malinowski said he The two cities also have some­ thing new to joust about: Darryl By BARRY WILNER field goals and three misses came Running back was pegged as the believes the lack of a media Flu, Pneumonia, $100.00 Gift Certificate from Victoria Anne and Tara Ashley O O Strawberry, the New York Mets The Associated Press from beyond 50 yards. deepest position in the draft, and 2nd Prize n specialist for the CHS library for sluggers, signed this week with tlie There have been lots of first-year that didn’t even include Johnson. over a year was more critical. He Tetanus and Diptheria $50.00 Gift Certificate from Whitham Nursery Los Angeles Dodgers. Every year, NFL folks complain flops, too. Andre Ware hasn’t even Six runners were selected in the Q 0 ) said he made the NEASC aware of it 3rd Prize “I think New York has lost a great about the weakness of the draft. We gotten a chance to show his, uh, opening round — Thomas, recently, but the position will be Wednesday, November 14, 1990 m w $40.00 Gift Certificate from Diannes Jewelry & Glass Restoration ballplayer,” Giants all-pro lineback­ even heard the moaning and groan­ wares in DeU-oit. LB Keith McCants Thompson, Hampton, Emmitt filled in January, Malinowski said. er Lawrence Taylor said. “I’m not a ing last spring, despite the presence finally got his first sack last week Smith, Steve Broussard and Dexter « 5 Flaherty said he wants a full 9:00-11:30 a.m. Honorable Mention big baseball fan, but I do like Darryl of a half-dozen superb under­ for Tampa Bay and isn’t a starter. Carter. 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New York lost the third round, the scouts and per­ Anthony Smith, the surprise No. James Francis. prepared a letter on the accreditation twice to the Rams last season, in­ sonnel directors and general 11 overall choice by the Raiders, The experts probably will be right Robin Voboril — Interior Designer Paul's Paint situation for parents and it is being Donation of $3 for flu and/or $6 for pneumococcal cluding the playoff defeat at Giants managers argued, you would be about most of those early choices. — I distributed through the Parent accepted but not mandatory. For further Lynne Beaulieu Mary Cheney Library Sponsored by Real Estate Stadium. In that game, a controver­ reaching. Even the free agents But many of the current impact Teacher Organization. Marie UeNies — Floral Designer sial interference call set up Jim Some NFL teams did quite a job rookies were taken after the first For details and entry blank, call: 647-8400 information call the Health Department 647-3173. Everett’s touchdown pass to Ander­ of reaching, then. Phoenix found the have gotten into the act, round, including LB Aaron Wallace son, who caught the ball and kept likely offensive rookie of the year, most notably as kickers. (Raiders, second round); DB Alton running to the locker room. running back Johnny Johnson of San Montgomery (Denver, second); LB Jose State, in the seventh round. All Steve Christie of Tampa Andre Collins (Washington, T ha A sso c la la d P r t s s Overall, Everett has directed the STRONG TO THE HOOP — Boston forward Ed Pinckney, Rebuke Rams to three consecutive victories Johnson is doing is leading the NFC Bay has 61 points, making second); LB Terry Wooden and DB over the Giants. New York defensive in rushing. Robert Blackmon (Seattle, second right, pulis up for a shot as Chicago center Biil Cartwright From Page 1 back Everson Walls was with Dallas “I think about it and I have to 15 of 17 field goals. Ken and third rounds); and Chargers of­ tries to block it during the first quarter of their NBA game last season, but knows what Everett kick myself,” says Johnson, who Willis of Dallas is 11- fensive linemen Leo Gocas (third) Friday night at Boston Garden. The American move will nearly can do from first-hand experience. was thrown off the San Jose State and Frank Cornish (sixth). double the current U.S. strength. “He beat me last year, also,” team as a college senior for missing for-15 on field goals and Johnson and Carrier are the MANCHESTER HAS IT Walls said. “So, I finally want to do several practices — one because he frontrunners for rookie of the year There are now 230,000 U.S. military three misses came from personnel in the region. Allies from something against the most ex­ allegedly went to a World Series honors. Johnson’s main challengers Bulls hand Celtics 26 other countries have sent about T)cco«a(iiig .SL plosive offense we’ve come up game instead. “This is unbelievable. beyond 50 yards. right now are Jets receiver Rob 70.000 of their own soldiers. 288 Center Street CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER against so far. “I’m not really the glitz-glitter Moore (first round of supplementary Serving The Area For 25 Years Iraq has deployed an estimated We Buy and Sell “They have a big offensive line type of person. It’s nice and I ap­ draft) and tackle Richmond Webb of 430.000 soldiers in Kuwait and 4?. Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens and most of the game they conU"ol preciate that it (fame) happens. But blew out his knee in Gaining camp Miami (first round, ninth overall). first loss of year southern Iraq since invading its oil- the tempo. They’ve got explosive as far as getting caught up in it, I and will miss the season. 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The 49crs also receiver, Ricky Proehl, taken in the has turned out to be an integral part already made a big impact for us.” The Celtics rallied from the 81-70 the UJ'I. Charter “If it is in the con­ Wedding cakes are our specialty. The largest selec­ INMBA Moving into the NH. had a heavy Chicago Bulls tm ded Boston its a six-point lead in the Patrick Jyrki Lumme’s goal at 15:20 of the first period was the play Boston University this afternoon at 1:30 at Nicker­ In New York, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said the goaltender Peter Sidorkiewicz on a power play at 7:31, Division over the Washington Capitals who were idle. team had notified the league that Igwebuike “has been _ KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — David Peoples, the leader then set up Kumpel with a perfect pass on a 2-on-l at only one of Vancouver’s 16 shots to beat Clint Mai ar­ son Field in a Yankee Conference action. The Huskies The Devils, who opened the season with a 7-0-1 streak at ch uk as the Sabres outshot the Canucks 34-16. Van­ are coming off a 35-21 loss to Delaware. given a leave of absence to deal with his personal situa- since the opening round, maintained a three-stroke ad­ 12:46. home, lost their second straight game at the couver was playing its third game in four nights and tion. Tne league believes this is an appropriate actio vantage by shooting a 5-under-par 66 in Friday’s third Verbeek made it 2-1 at 19:04, ripping a 50-foot slap Meadowlands. Midget All-Stars play Sunday under the circumstances. We have no further comment at round of the Kapalua International. shot past Essensa — the second-year goaltender’s only came to Buffalo after a 5-3 win in Toronto on Thursday this time. Peoples’ three-day total of 15-under 198 is three shots mistake of the game. Devils netminder Chris Terreri suffered his first defeat night. MANCHESTER — The Manchester Midget Football In Tampa, U.S. Attorney Robert Genzman refused better than Davis Love ni, whose 63 was Friday’s low The Jets continued their timely shooting in the second at home since January 12. His record over that period The Sabres took a quick lead when Kennedy’s surprise League A All-Stars will play Coventry Sunday at 1 round and left him at 201. He had 69s in each of the first period. was 11-0-1, including five straight wins this season. p.m. at Mount Nebo’s Carlin Memorial Field. comment on specitics of Igwebuike’s alleged involve­ shot from just inside the blue line eluded goaltender Kirk ment, but said the case involved 296 grams of heroin that two rounds. Paslawski scored from behind the Hartford net with a Erixon, the Rangers’ best defensive forward, was the McLean just 40 seconds into the game. Dieterle third-leading scorer was 85 percent pure and worth as much as $1 million on Nick Price, with a 66, and Tom Purtzer, who shot 67, shot off Verbeek’s leg at 2:04 and Amiel scored into an offensive catalyst in New York’s three-goal first-period the streets. were tied at 202. unguarded goal after Sidorkiewicz was knocked down outburst. It became 2-0 at 3:55 when Andreychuk intercepted a WORC^TER, Mass. — Sophomore Jeremy Dieterle behind the net at 5:42. He opened the scoring at 4:41, taking a lead pass from pass deep in the Vancouver zone and fed Audette, who was the third-leading scorer with the Worcester Polytech­ Igwebuike’s name was linked to the case last month ABC won’t back stripping Ray Ferraro got his second of the season for Hartford Brian Leetch in his own zone, slmting through center ice beat Steve Weeks cleanly. Weeks had replaced McLean, nic Institute men’s soccer team this past season. when ABC News reported that prosecutors in Ihmpa had WEST PATERSON, N J. (AP) — The Association of on a deflection at 6:21 but Carlyle replied on a power and splitting defensemen Bruce Driver and Ken Daneyko who suffered an injury, 1:06 into the game. Dieterle had six goals and four assists for 16 points for “irrefutable” evidence connecting the kicker to an at­ the Engineers, who finished at 10-7-2. Boxing Commissions of America resolved Friday to play at 8:34 for the Jets’ fifth goal on 12 shots. before putting a 20-footer over the Terreri’s right Makela scored his second of the season at 6:58, finish­ tempt to bring heroin into this country from Nigeria. refuse recognition of the proposed stripping by any or­ The Whalers made it close when Verbeek shovelled shoulder. ing off a 2-on-l with Alexander Mogilny while the Dieterle on ‘Sweet 16’ squad V Federal investigators reportedly have tape recordings ganization of undisputed heavyweight champion Evander the puck past Essensa 24 seconds into the third period At 13:28, Darren liircotte took a pass from Erixon and Sabres were killing a penalty. WALLINGFORD — Manchester High senior Shelley of telephone conversations in which Igwebuike was Holyfield’s title. and Kevin Dineen got his his first goal in 10 games and drilled a 40-foot shot over Tfcrreri’s glove to give New Lumme made it 3-1 when he fired a low shot from the Dieterle has been listed on the Connecticut Starters AAU believed to have discussed the importation of drugs. The ABC, comprised of state boxing commissions, sixth of the season at 10:01, whipping a shot between Es- York a 2-0 lead. left circle that beat Malarchuk. adopted a resolution opposing plans by the World Boxing ‘Sweet 16’ roster listing Connecticut’s top girls’ basket­ Igwebuike, who spent five years with the Ihmpa Bay Council to strip Holyfield of the title should he fail to ball player for the upcoming 1990-91 season that begins Buccaneers before being released in September, was Thursday, Dec. 6. defend against former champion Mike Tyson. Holyfield charged on three counts of a four-count indictment that is scheduled to defend against former champion George Bucks extend winning streak to four straight The CCC East Division has two members listed with superseded one returned last month against Maduwuba foreman next April in Atlantic City, N J. Kathleen Shippee of Windham High joining Dieterle on LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Rickey to play. Ibekwe and Ibezim Ofedu, who already were in custody after taking an 87-77 lead mto the period. the list. and charged in the case. Carlton Fisk on the mend Pierce scored 14 of his 25 points in the Darrell Walker scored 21 points for A 3-pointer by Miller gave the Pacers Coventry High sophomore Jen Davis is listed among fourth quarter as the Milwaukee Bucks Washington. NBA Roundup _L CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago White Sox catcher their largest lead, 122-102, with 41 the best of the rest. The list was selected by Connecticut Reed said Igwebuike was holding up as “best as can be stretched their wirming streak to four Timberwolves 106, Hornets 77: At Carlton Fisk underwent successful arthroscopic surgery seconds remaining. Starters AAU with input from varsiout college and high Ths Associated Press expected.” He called the indictment a surprise and said gmnes with a 108-100 victory Riday Minneapolis, Tony C ^pbell scored 26 this week on both knees. Pacers 122, Cavaliers 107: At In­ school coaches. TAKEN IN — Federal marshalls escort Minnesota Vikings’ placekicker Donald Igwebuike, he expected Igwebuike would be cleared. night over the Washington Bullets. points and Minnesota held Charlotte to 27 Mavericks 111, Magic 99: At Dallas, Doctors performed a basic cleaning on the left knee dianapolis, four 3-pointers by Chuck Per­ center, from U.S. Customs offices to an appearance before a federal magistrate in St. Paul Washington’s Bernard King, who had points in the first half of a 106-77 victory Rolando Blackman scored 25 of his 34 Genzman said government prosecutors will seek and rem ov^ a spur from the right one on TUesday, the son and three by Reggie Miller lifted the Ismail, Bieniemy lead finalists 34 points, pulled the Bullets within a over the Hornets Friday night. points in the second half in the absence of after he was indicted Friday by a federal grand jury. $100,000 bond. club said. Dr. James Boscardin, the team’s medical direc­ Indiana Rcers to a 122-107 victory over NEW HAVEN (AP) — Raghib Ismail of Notre Dame, point with a layup at 3:20 remaining. But TVrone Corbin added 20 points and 13 the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday night Roy Tarpley and Fat Lever on Friday Eric Bieniemy of Colorado and TV Detmer of Brigham tor, and associate physician Dr. Scott Price performed the Pierce scored seven straight points, put­ rebounds as the Timberwolves cruised to Miller scored 13 of his 28 points in the n i ^ t carrying Dallas to a 111-99 victory Young lead the list of seven finalists for the Walter Camp surgery at Pdos Community Hospital. ting the Bucks in front 101-93 with 2:19 the largest victory in their short history. final quarter when Indiana pulled away over winless Orlando. trophy as the nation’s best college football player. Chang leads group into Wembley semifinals Bieniemy leads the country in rushing and scoring, Is­ mail has helped Notre Dame to the No. 1 ranking with By ROB GLOSTER McEnroe 6-2,6-4 in the quarterfinals. having trouble seeing clearly Friday. and said he was not sure if he would be his running, receiving and returning and Detmer, a junior The Associated Press Chang and seventh seed Jakob Hlasek, “This morning when I was practicing I able to participate in the ATP Finals. quarterback, has led BYU to the eighth spot in the polls. saw three balls,” he said. “It was un­ who will play Diego Nargiso in the other Becker, who defaulted in the first set of H Other finalists are quarterbacks Shawn Moore of Vir­ WEMBLEY. England — Michael semifinal, are the only seeded players believable, I couldn’t move.” the ftris Open final last Sunday because o ginia, Craig Erickson of Miami, Fla., and David Klingler Chang overcame bouts of wildness to remaining in the tournament. Ivanisevic’s default meant he did not of a tom muscle in his left thigh, had DO r- SCOREBOARD of Houston and running back Greg Lewis of Washington. qualify automatically for the eight-player hoped to test the leg Friday but was un­ defeat Peter Lundgren in three sets Friday Hlasek advanced when second seed s s Bucks 108, Bullets 100 Sabres 7, Canucks 1 Ted Schulz 66- 72-67—205College football schedule and advance to the semifinals of the Goran Ivanisevic walked off the court ATP Finals next week in Germany. He able to practice because of the injury. Sam Torrance 69-68-68—205 Chavez stops ‘Rocky’ Balboad could have claimed the eighth spot by A spokesman for Becker said the Basketball MILWAUKEE (108) Vancouver 1 0 0— 1 Hale Irwin 67- 70-68—205 Saturday, Nov. 10 Wembley indoor tennis tournament. after five games of their quarterfinal Buffalo 3 2 2— 7 Peter Jacobsen Scholastic Roberts 3-5 0-0 6 , BrickowsW 6-R 2-4 14, 6869-69—206 EAST MAZATLAN, Mexico (AP) — Julio Cesar Chavez, Chang, defending champion of the Friday because of illness. Hlasek was wirming the Wembley tournament. world’s second-ranked player was ad­ CO Sikma 3-10 1-1 7, Humphries 8-14 8 -8 24, First Period— 1, Buffalo, Kennedy 1 (Audette, Billy Mayfair 73- 67-67—207 Air Force (4-5) at Army (4-4) the undefeated world super lightweight champion, But the 19-year-old Yugoslav still vised by his doctor to wait until the last O Robertson 7-13 7-7 21, Pierce 8-17 6-7 25, Turgeon), ;40. 2, Buffalo, Audette 2 Scott Verplank 6872-67—207 Connecticut (4-5) at Boston U. (8 4 ) $297,000 tournament, beat Lundgren 3-6, leading 4-1 in the first set when z -< NBA standings stopped fellow Mexican Jaime “Rocky” Balboa in the could move into the tournament, which Grayer 1-5 2-2 4, Schayes 3-5 1-2 7, Anderson (Andreychuk), 3:55. 3, Buffalo. Makela 2 (Mogil­ Kirk Triplett 67-72-68-207 Dartmouth (8 2 -1 ) at Brown (1-7) 6-3, 6-4 after a sloppy first set in which Ivanisevic said he was too sick to con­ minute to resume training and that he ny, Bodger), 6:58 (sh). 4, Vtartcouvar, Lumme 1 CIAC tournament results EASTERN CONFERENCE 0-1 0-0 0, Lohaus 0-0 0-0 0, Hinson OO 0-0 0. Joey Sindelar 687869— 207 Lafayette (4-5) at Colgate (83) fourth round of a scheduled 10-round non-title fight he dropped his serve three times and tinue. offers $2 million in prizes, if Boris Be­ would try again to practice on Saturday. H H Atlantic Division Totals 40-79 27-31 ID A (^nd lak), 15:20. Penalties Plavsic. Van (hold­ Blaine McCalllster 67-71-69-207 Cornell (8 3 ) at Columbia (1-7) CHESHIRE (AP) — CIAC girls soccer tourna­ ment arto field hodtsy results: Thursday night. Nargiso defeated Magnus Larsson 6-3, W 1L P e t QB WASHINGTON (100) ing), 1.32; Hogue, Buf (hooking), 5:49; Butcher, Corey Pavin 67-71-69-207 Holy Cross (7-1-1) at Fbrdham (1-7) missed shots he usually makes with ease. Ivanisevic, who has been taking an­ cker or Pete Sampras is forced to m I Boston 3 1 .750 __ Grant 6-9 0-2 12, King 14-26 6-6 34, Jones Van (roughing), 1126; Butcher, Van (roughing), Ben Crenshaw 64-7870-207 Bucknell (8 4 ) at Lehigh (8 3 ) SOCCER Chavez unleashed a series of jabs to the face that left The third-seeded Chang will face tibiotics all week, said he could not sleep withdraw. 3-6, 6-3 in the quarterfinals to reach the 0 m New Vbrk 2 2 .50^ 1 0-1 0-0 0, Robinson 2-5 0-2 4, Walker 7-12 7-10 14:06; Ray, ^ (rougNng), 14.36. Jim Gallagher 6872-70—207 Northeastern (1-8) at Maine (2-7) C tasaM Guilford 3, Berlin 0 Balboa helpless at 2 minutes, 10 seconds, into the fourth after his second-round match Thursday Sampras pulled out of the Wembley semifinal of a major tour event for the Philadelphia 2 2 .500 1 21, Ellison 3-8 1-2 7, Alarie 2-6 1-2 6 , English Second Period— 5. ^ ffa lo , Andreychuk 6, Steve Pats 7872-66—208 Harvard (83) at Penn (2-6) Christian Bergstrom in one of Saturday’s Hand-Madison 2, Fanmington 0 round in scoring his 71st victory. first time since 1988. Miami 1 2 .333 1'/S 4-8 6-8 14, Hammonds 1-1 0-0 2, Workman 0-0 238. 6 , Buffalo. Audette 3 (Bodger. Malarchuk), Scott Simpson 7871-67—208 Maryland (8 4 ) at Penn SL (6-2) semifinals. Bergstrom defeated Patrick night and that he had fever and was tournament with shin splints Thursday 1 Masuk-Monroe 1, SheeharvWsllInglbrd 0 New Jersey 1 3 .250 2 0-0 0. Totals 39-79 21-32100. 4:38 (pp). Penalties—Quinn, Vdn (holding). Kenny Knox 6 8 7 2 6 7 — 208 Temple (4-4) at Pittsburgh ( 8 8 1 ) When the fight was sto p p ^ Balboa (41-12) had a North Haven 4, &ookfleld 0 Washington 1 3 .250 2 Milwaukee 34 24 22 28— 108 3:16; Millar. Buf (holding). 4:50; McBaln, Van. Mark Brooks 72-6867—208 New HampsNre ( 8 2 1 ) at Rhode Island (4-5) split left eyebrow and was bleeding through the nose and O O Central DIvteion Washington 31 17 27 25— 100 minor-major (instigator, fightirtg), 7 25 ; Flay, Bill Glasson 6874-68—208 West Virginia (3-5) at Rutgers (3 -6 ) FIELD HOCKEY Ouartsrllnaia Atlanta 3 0 1.000 _ 3-Point goals— Milwaukee 1-5 (Pierce 1-3 , Buf, major (lighting), 7:;%; Agnew, Van (elbow­ Mark Wiebe 687870— 208 Tulane (3-6) at Syracuse (82-2) mouth. n Branford 3, East Lyme 2 Milwaukaa 4 1 .800 _ Humphries 0-1, Grayer 0-1), Washington 1-6 ing), 13:26; Brown, Buf (holding). 16:14; Agnew, Chris Perry 7 8 7 8 6 6 — 209 Vbungstown SL (9-0) atTowson SL (1-8) o m Farmington 1, South Windsor 0 Chavez, the World Boxing Council and International Detroit 3 1 .750 (Alarie 1-3, King 0-1, English 0-2). Fouled Van (holding), 1834; Butcher, Van (rougNng), Loren Roberts 7 8 6 8 6 7 — 209 Villanova (8 4 ) at Massachusetts (7-0 -1) Teufel declares the Mets Q 03 19:47. TWrd Period— 7, Buffalo, Bodger 2 Joel Bariow-Redding 1, Brien McMahon-Nor- Boxing Federation champion, will defend his titles Dec. UMass after Indiana 3 1 .750 out—None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 4<5 (Sikma Billy Andrade 6874-69—209 Princeton (3-5) at Vble (4-4) walk 0 (penalty strokes) Charlotte 2 3 .400 2 7). Washington 45 (Walker 9). Assists—Mil­ (Hogue, Mogilny), 1:52. 8 , Buffalo, Andreychuk Mike Reid 7 8 7 2 6 6 -2 1 0 SOUTH 8 at Atlantic City, N.J., against South Korea’s Kyung m 0) Pomperaug-Southbury 2 . Enfield 0 Chicago 2 3 .400 2 waukee 17 (Robertson 5), Washington 26 7 (Ruuttu, Fokgno), 5:52. Penalties—Butcher. Don Pooley 6 8 7 8 6 9 —210 Duk Ahn. CO Cleveland 2 3 .400 2 (English 6 ). Total fouls— Milwaukee 27, Van, major-misranduct-game miscorxluct (fight­ Eduardo Romero 6872-69—210 LSU (4-4) at Alabama (4-4) 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington 29. Technical— King. A—9,829. ing), 2:12; Ray, But, minor-major (charging, Vijay Singh 7 2 6 8 6 9 —210 Mississippi Valley SL (8 4 ) at Alabama SL fighting), 2:12; McBaln, Vkn, major-match better off without Darryl YanCon title MIdwaM Division Jim Thorpe 6871-71—210 (6-2 1 ) Blazers’ Kersey finalizes deal W L PCL QB penalty (Fighting), 4:33; Millar. Buf, iNnor- Andy Bean 67-7271—210 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Jerome Kersey on Friday Dallas 4 1 .800 _ major-game rNsoonduct (Instigator, fighting). Bob Gilder 6 8 7 8 7 2 —210 Radio, T V NEW YORK (AP) — Tim Teufel S I San Antonio 4 3 3 ; Tucker, Buf (slashing), 6 3 3 ; Bodgw, Buf Brian Tennyson N l ^ r ^ Florida (8 3 ), finalized an $11 million, four-year extension of his con­ 2 1 .667 1 74- 72-65—211 won’t miss Darryl Strawberry being By The Associated Press Utah 2 1 .667 1 Hockey (hooking). 8.31; Ray. Buf (fwldlng). 17:11. Mike Hulbert 74-71-67—212 tract with the Portland Trail Blazers. § » Houston 2 2 .500 I'/S Shots on goal— Vancouver 4-3-9— 16. Buffalo Tony Sills 7 8 6 8 7 0 —212 Today in New York. Neither will Doug Minnesota 15-11-8-34. The Trail Blazers declined to release terms of the deal 2 3 .400 2 Noon — College football: Ohio Slate at fowa. Drabek. And while Eric Davis likes Denver Power-play OpportunHiae—Vancouver of ; Massachusetts seeks to clinch the Yankee Con­ 0 4 .000 3 Portland _ WALES CONFERENCE saves). Wbeks, 6-1-0 (18S 4 firsL 29 23). BuF 1995-96 NBA season. 3 0 1.000 Blossoms 1230 p.m. — College football: Princeton at Seettia M r lc k Division falo, Malarchuk, 4-2-1 (18-1^. Mets should not have let him get second consecutive perfect record Saturday in key ■V 2 0 1.000 1/4 Vble. ESPN Kersey’s contract extension is the last of three major Phoenix W L T P ta GF GA A— 16.325k Heather Burgess 175, Barbara DeVito away. 2 1 .667 1 NFL standings 1 p.m. — College football; Arkansas at games on the New England college football schedule. Golden State 2 2 .500 NY Rangers 13 6 0 26 78 47 Referee— Andy vanHallamond. Lines­ 176-467, Shirley Lumbra 175-459, Roberta deals between the Trail Blazers and returning starters 11« AMERICAN CONFERENCE Baylor, MSG “I don’t blame the Mets at all for With the 1990 campaign winding down, LA Clippers .500 Washington 10 7 0 20 56 51 men— Flon Asselstine, Gord Broseker. McCormick 186-493, Donna Schmitt 176, Fbt 2 2 11/2 East 1 p.m. — College kxrtball; Holy Cross at For- from the 1989-90 Western Conference champion team. LALakws 0 2 .000 21/2 New Jersey 9 7 1 19 64 57 Barker 180-477. taking a stand,” Teufel, a reserve in- Bridgewater State meets Plymouth State for the New W L. T P e t PF RA dham, SportsChannel Sacramento 0 3 .000 3 Philadelphia 9 6 0 16 64 63 Jets 5, Whalers 4 Buflalo 7 1 0 .875 229 136 1:30 p.tTL — College football: Connecticut at fielder, said. “The last two weeks of England College Conference championship and Friday’s Games Pittsburgh 8 7 1 17 72 62 GOP Wbmen Injury knocks out Martina Hanford i i 4— 4 Miami 7 1 0 .875 175 93 Boston University, WILI (AM-1400) the season, the way Strawberry Late Gamas Not Included NY Islanders 6 10 0 12 46 67 Bentley tries to avenge a 1989 loss in a showdown WinNpeg 2 3 0 —5 N.Y. Jets 4 5 0 .444 175 199 Barbara Rilicki 190-476, Laurence Faucher 2 pm . — College frwtball; Notre Dame at NEW YORK (AP) — An injured knee knocked Mar­ Chicago 120, Boston 100 Adams Division handled himself and didn’t want to First Period— 1, WinNpeg, Steen 5 (Qlaus- Indianapolis 2 6 0 .250 112 186 195-498, Joyce Tyler 4 8 2 Tennessee, Channel 3 Indiana 122, Cleveland 107 Boston 9 5 2 20 48 52 tina Navratilova out of next week’s Virginia Slims soa Housley). 731 (pp). 2, Winnipeg, Kumpel New England 1 7 0 .125 120 244 3:30 p.m. — College foolfaall; UCLA at play in a pennant race ... you’re Minnesota 106, Charlotte 77 Montreal 8 7 2 18 53 52 1 (Steen). 12:46. 3, Hartford. Verbeek 5 Central Washington, Chs. 8 ,4 0 Championships and gave tennis phenom Jennifer Milviraukee 106, Washington 100 Buffalo 6 6 4 16 54 48 going to give a guy $20 million who (Dineen), 19.34. Penalllee— Elynuik. Win (hold­ Cincinnati 5 4 0 .556 212 225 3:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Isuzu Kapalua Intor- Capriati an even bigger pain. New England Football Dallas 111, Orlando 99 Hartford 4 9 3 11 38 54 ing), 132; Fenton, Win (slashing), 3:53; Jen­ Pittsburgh 5 4 0 .556 171 147 Transactions national, Channel 30 wouldn’t go out there in those Seattte at Denver, (n) Quebec 3 11 3 9 43 68 Capriati, at 14 the youngest player in the year-ending, ’/>■ nings, Har (holding), 7:10; Duncan, Win (trip­ Houston 4 5 0 .444 194 169 4 p.m. — College football: BYU at Wyoming, games?” Atlanta at Golden State, (n) CAMPBELL CONFERENCE ping), 13:15; Baca, Har (Interference), 16:12; Cleveland 2 7 0 .222 128 235 ESPN 16-player tournament, originally was drawn to face U.S. with Stonehill for the Eastern Collegiate Football Sacramento at LA Lakers, (n) Norris Division BASEBALL Strawberry missed several games Cyr, Har (interference), 19:18 Wsat 4:30 p.m. — College football: San Jose Slate Detroit at Portland, (n) W L T P ts GF GA NstiotMil Lm q u # Open champion Gabriela Sabatini in the first round at Conference title. Second Period— 4, WinNpeg, Paslawski 3 LA Raiders 6 2 0 .750 154 108 at New Mexico, S po r^h an nal near the end of the season with a Saturday's Gamas SL Louis i 11 4 1 23 56 42 MONTREAL E X PO S-Traded Join Costello, (McLIwaIn, Amiel), 2 3 4 . 5, WinNpeg, Amiel 2 Kansas City 5 3 0 .625 176 121 7 p.m. — Penguins at Bruins, NESN Madison Square Garden. But when Navratilova With a a 7-0-1 record and six consecutive league Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Chicago 11 6 1 23 58 41 pitcher, to the San Diego Stores for Brian Har­ bad back. With him out of action, '/ f (Numminen. MeUwain), 5:42 6 . Hartford, Fer­ San Diego 4 5 7:30 p.m. — College football; Houston at Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 7 7 3 17 62 68 0 .444 195 156 rison, pitcher, and a s ^ n e d Harrison to In­ withdrew from the Championships with degeneration of victories, Massachusetts tries to wrap up the Yankee raro 2 (Samuelsson, Cunneyworth), 6 2 1 . 7. Denver 3 5 0 Texas. ESPN the Mets fell out of contention in the Boston at New Jersey, 7.-30 p.m. Minnesota 4 9 4 12 45 62 .375 190 205 dianapolis of the American Association. the bone and calcium desposits on her right knee, it title and a Division 1-AA playoff berth as host to Vil­ WinNpeg. Carlyle 3 (Paslawski. Evans), 8 3 4 Seattle 3 5 0 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at Nets, Channel 18. Chariotta at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Toronto 2 15 1 5 48 80 .375 158 166 BASKETBALL National League East. Teufel said (pp). Penaltiss—Ladouceur, Har (cross-check­ NATIONAL CONFERENCE WILI necessitated holding another draw. lanova. The visiting Wildcats, New Hampshire, Bos­ Houston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Smyths Division National Basketball League many of Strawberry’s teammates ing). 6:52 Cole, Win (hooking), 17:55. East 8:30 p.m. — Soviet Union at Texas. Denver at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Calgary 12 6 0 24 81 53 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS-Agreed to This time, Capriati drew defending champion and top ton University and Coimecticut have 4-2 conference Third Period—8 , Hartford, Varbeek 6 (Tomlak, SportsChannel (taped) questioned whether his injury was Atlanta at LA Clippers, 1 03 0 p.m. Los Angeles 11 4 1 23 71 47 W L T Pet PF M terms with JeronM Kersey, fonvard, on a four- Ladouceur), 2 4. 9. Hartford, Dineen 6 (Evaso, N.Y. Giants 8 0 1.000 195 103 seed Steffi Graf as a first-round foe. records and two games to play. New York at Sacramento, 10:30 pm . Vancouver 9 8 0 18 54 59 0 year contract extenslop 8:30 p.ra — Whalers at North Stars, Channel that serious. Kastellc) 1031. Panaldas-Cronln. Win (cross­ Washington 5 3 0 .625 185 141 20. WTIC Golden Stats vs. Seattle at Tacoma, 10:30 Winnipeg 7 9 1 15 55 55 FOOTBALL With Navratilova’s withdrawal, Monica Seles moved New Hampshire, which has lost two games in a checking). :24; Evason. Har (Interference). Philadelphia 4 4 “Everybody associated with the p.m. Edmonton 2 10 2 6 35 44 0 .500 199 172 National Football Laagua 10:30 p.ra — Knicks at Kings, MSG 637 . Dallas 3 6 0 up to the No. 2 seed, Manuela Maleeva-Fragnicre was row, will be rooting for a Villanova victory while Sunday's Games Friday's Gamas .333 119 180 MINNESOTA VIKINQS-Activated Pbt Ellers, 11:30 pm . — College football: Florida at Mets in the last two weeks of the Shots on goal—Hartford 15-12-10—37. Win­ Phoenix 2 6 0 .250 103 195 safety, from the taxi squad. Georgia, SportsChannel (delayed) seeded eighth and Austria’s Barbara Paulus was named playing at Rhode Island. New Hampshire, which Orlando at Minnesota. 8 pm . Buffalo 7, Vancouver 1 season did,” Teufel said. “There are nipeg 5-11-4—20. Central Utah at Houston, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 3, New Jersey 2 HOCKEY to the field. -V winds up against Massachusetts next week, is 6-2-1 Power-play Qpportunilios—Hartford 0 of 5; Chicago 7 1 0 .875 199 102 Sunday steps you take if you’ve got an in­ LA Clippers at Portland, 10 p.m. Winnipeg 5, Hartford 4 National Hockey Laagua WinNpeg 2 of 5. Tampa Bay 4 5 0 .444 163 208 overall, while Rhode Island is 4-5 overall and 1-5 in New York at LA Lakers. 10.-30 pm . Saturday’s Gamas LOS ANGELES KINGS-AcquIred John 8 a.m. — Collage football: Virginia at North jury like that and Darryl did not take Goalies—Hartford, SIdorkiowIcz, 4-6-3 Detroit Fernandez overcomes blister Pittsburgh at Boston, 7.-05 p.m. (20 3 5 0 .375 206 220 McIntyre, center, from the Toronto Maple Leals Carolina, NESN (ta|>ed) the conference. shots-15 saves). WinNpeg, Essensa, 5 -1-0 Green Bay 3 5 0 those steps. NBA results Calgary at N.Y. Islanders, 7 3 5 pm . .375 147 180 for Mike KrushetnyskI, center. 10 a.m. — C o l l ^ football; Notre Dame at (37-33). Minnesota 2 6 0 WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Second-seeded Mary Boston University, led by passing sensation Stan PhilarMphia at Quebec, 7 3 5 pm . .250 177 181 TORONTO MAPLE LE A F S -S en t Alan Be- Tennessee, SportsChannel (taped) “Obviously, he was not going to A— 1 2 1 7 8 West Greene, has won four games in a row in keeping Buffalo at Washlngtop 7 3 5 pm . ster, goaltender, to Newmarket of the American Noon — Collage football; USC at Oregon Joe Fernandez overcame a blister on her serving hand to jeopardize anything going into the Bulls 120, Celtics 100 Referee—Paul Devorskl. Linesmen— Swede San Francisco 8 0 New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. 0 •1.000 198 138 Hockey League. Recalled Joe Sacco, left wing, State, MSG (tape) defeat Amy Frazier in Friday’s quarterfinals of the New alive outside hopes for a share of the Yankee crown. CHICAGO (120) Knox, Mike Cvik. Atlanta 3 5 0 .375 208 221 off-season as a free agent. He Chicago at Toronto, 8:05 p.ra from NewmarkeL Acquired Robert Clmetta, left 1 pm . — Colts at Patriots, Channol 22 Pippen 4-11 2-4 10, Grant 3-9 2-2 8 , LA Rams 3 5 0 England Virginia Slims tennis tournament. Greene will lead the Terriers (5-4 overall) at home Hartford at Minnasota, 8:35 p.m. .375 191 227 wing, from the Boston Bruins lor Steve 1 pm . — Dolphins at Jets, Channel 30 wanted to be healthy. He was think­ Cartwright 1-3 0-0 2, Raxson 2-4 0-0 4, Jordan Detroit at SL Louis, 8 3 5 p.m. New Orleans 3 5 0 .375 136 157 BarKroft, defenseman. The 19-ycar-old Fernandez, treated at a hospital for Tha Aaaoclatsd Prsss against Connecticut, which has been inconsistent in a 17-25 7-8 41, Armstrong 7-14 2-2 16, Perdue 1 pm . — Falcons at Bears, Channal 3 ing totally of himself, not the team. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 pm . Sunday, Nov. 11 COLLEGE 0-1 0-0 0, Lsvingston 8-7 0-0 12, King 4-7 6-6 G olf 2 ptTL — Basketball: Soviet Union vs. In­ the problem this week, got a quick taping job from the CRITICIZED — Darryl Strawberry, formerly of the New York 4-5 record against all opponents. Sunday's Games AMERICAN UNIVERSTTY-Named Bruce diana, SportsChannel We still had a chance to win and 14, Hopson 5-10 3-3 13, Williams 0-1 0-0 0. To­ Indianapolis at Now England, 1 p.m tour trainer early in her afternoon match. Dartmouth, a major surprise with mighty ground Quebec at Montreal, 7:05 pm . Kelley men's volunteer basketball coach and 4 pm . — Giants at Rams, Channal 3. WPOP Darryl just wouldn’t play. He said, Mets, was criticized by ex-teammate Tim Teufel as one who tals 49-02 22-25120. Miami at New Vbrk Jets, 1 p.m. Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Jeff Ritter ticket manager. Promoted Barbara (AM-1410) attack, is tied with Cornell for the Ivy lead with two BOSTON (100) Fernandez needed one hour, 19 minutes to defeat the Boston at Washingtop 7:05 pm . Minnesota at DetroiL 1 p.m Flalmann from academic coordinator to assis­ ‘Enough is enough.’ ” didn’t try hard late in the 1990 season. Teufel said the club Bird 8-20 7-8 23, Pinckney 3-4 0-0 6 , Parish Kapalua International 4 p.m. — CFL playoffs, semifinal; Sas­ 18-ycar-old Frazier, 6-3, 6-4, for her second win in as games to play. The Big Green and the Big Red each 1 Phoenix at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Calgary at N.Y. Rangers. 7:35 pm . tant athletic director for academics-compllarKa. katchewan at Edmonton, SportsChannel Strawberry signed a five-year, 6-8 4-5 16, Shaw 2-10 1-2 5. Lewis 5-14 1-211, Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m may be better off without Strawberry. Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:35 p.m scores MARIST—Named Jeff Bower men's as­ 7 p.m. — Collegs football: Boston CoNsge at many meetings with the eighth-seeded Frazier. are 4-1 and favored to head into the final week still McHala 11-17 1-1 24, Brown 2-4 2-2 6 , Gamble Tampa Bay at New Ckleans, 1 p.m $20.25 million contract with the Los sociate basketball coach; Gary Vyskodl man’s Louisville, NESN (taped) In the afternoon’s other quarterfinal, fifth-ranked tied. 2-6 1-1 5, Kleine 2-4 0-0 4, Smith 0-1 0-0 0. To­ KARALUA. Hawaii (AP) — Scorea Friday Denver at San Diego, 4 pm . part-time assistant basketball coach; and Angeles Dodgers on Thursday. He “He’s definitely hurt me over the Steinbrenner said. “You have to look tals 41-88 17-21 100. after the third rour>d of the $700,000 PGA Green Bay at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. 7 pm . — Bruins at Capitals, Channel 38 Dartmouth (5-2-1) will be shooting for its ninth Stephen Saures men's graduate assistant bas­ 7.-30 pm . — Flames at Rangers. MSG Manuela Maleeva-Fragnicre eliminated unseeded Mer­ at my past record. I would have con­ Chicago 23 37 27 33—120 Kapalua International tournament played on the New Vbrk Giants at Los Angeles Rams, 4 was bom and raised in Los Angeles last four years. You didn’t want him ketball coach. Announced the resignation of 8 pm . — 49ers at Cowboys. ESPN victory in the last nine league games against Brown, Boston 31 26 23 20— 100 6.351-yard, par-71 Resort's Bay Course- p.m. cedes Raz of Argentina, 6-1, 6-3. and lives there in the off-season, and to come up in certain situations. We tinued to be active in the free-agent Mike MalleL men's lacrosse coach. 10 pm . — College foolball; Kansas Stats at 3-Ftoint goals— Chicago 0-1 (Jordan 0-1), David Peoples • 6 3 -6 9 -6 6-1 9 8 San Francisco at Dallas, 8 pm . The victory moved Malccva-Fragniere into Saturday’s while Cornell takes on Columbia. Dartmouth figures NHL results NEW ORLEANS—Announced the resignation Oklahoma. NESN (taped) wanted to go home to play. had a couple of guys like that on our market. I always have been.” Boston 1-3 (McHale 1-2, Gambia 0-1). Fouled ^ v is Love III 6 8 6 8 6 3 —201 OPEN DATES: Cindnnall. Cleveland, Hous­ of Ian Wilkinson, track and field ar)d cross semifinal against top-seeded Steffi Graf. to be too strong for Brown (1-7 and 1-4), but is wary Torn Purtzer 67-6867-202 ton, Pittsburgh 10:30 p m — Knicks at Lakers, MSG. WFAN “His leaving might be beneficial team this year in Barry (Bonds) and Strawberry, however, had talked out—Nona. Rebounds—Chicago SO country coach effective Nov. 20. Named Alonzo (AM-660) of the passing of Bill Lenkaitis, who tossed for 353 (Levingston ^Z), Boston 47 (Parish 9). As- Nick Price 6 8 6 7 -6 6 -2 0 2 Monday, Nov. 12 Ruffin interim head track and field and cross to us,” Teufel said. “I’m not burying Bobby (Bonilla). for several years about playing for Rangers 3, Devils 2 Stove Jones 6 8 6 8 6 7 — 204 Washington at PNIadelphIa, 9 p.m 1130 pm . — College football: S t John's at Patterson to be No. I contender yards in a 52-37 loss at Harvard last week. siste-Chlcsgo 29 (Pippen 10). Boston 26 country coacK Hofstra, SportsChannal (taped) him, but he had me fooled. He his hometown team. He said before (Shaw 7). Total toula—Chiow o 21, Boston 21. NY Rangers 3 0 0— 3 “Every good team has somebody NEW PALTZ, N.Y. (AP) — Tracy Patterson, the talked all year about how he wanted the 1988 playoffs between the Mets Harvard (5-3 and 3-2) will be pulling for Brown A— 14,890. New Jersey 0 1 1—2 like him,” Drabek said, “but Straw­ and Columbia upsets while playing at Penn (2-6 and Rrst Period—1. New \brk, Erixon 3 (Leetch, adopted son of former heavyweight ciiampion Floyd Pat­ to leave New Ybrk as a winner, how and Dodgers that he would like to Janssens), 4:41. 2, New Vbrk, Turcotle 8 terson, soon will become the No. 1 contender for the berry has been doing it year after 2-3), So will Yale, which was knocked out of a tie for (Erixon). 13:28. 3. New M>rk, Patrick 4 (Turcotte, nice it would be to win a world play in Los Angeles — especially if 9 Pacers 122, Cavaliers 107 year,” the lead by Cornell a week ago. The Elis, 3-2 in the Erixon), 18:27. Penalties—Vanbiesbrouck, NY, Liquidation Sale World Boxing Council’s super bantamweight division. championship. he could be teamed with Davis, the CLEVELAND (107) served by King (high-sticking), 8:39; Boschman, 1990 Patterson, 38-2 with 27 knockouts, will move up in the “But obviously it didn’t mean as For years, Steinbreimer drew the Cincinnati Reds star. Ivy ranks, are at home against Princeton, leaving just Brown 5-7 1-1 11, Nance 7-14 2-4 16, NJ (intederence), 8 3 9 ; Hardy, NY (holding), THE GAME at Harvard next week, Daugherty 4 -12 2 -4 10, Ptoddio 5-8 1-2 11, Price LINCOLN ratings by virtue of Monday’s victory by the WBC’s pre­ much to Darryl as he said. He knew top free agents to New York. Reggie Davis giew up in the same neigh­ 19:0a Williams, New England’s only remaining un­ 7-14 0-0 16, Ehio 10-13 0-2 21, Bennett 0-0 0-0 Secorxl Period—4, New Jersey, MacL-ean 8 • Ski equipment ______vious top-rated challenger, Pedro Decima of Argentina, what he wanted personally, and that Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Goo.se borhood as Strawberry and the two 0. J.WUliama 6-11 3-8 15, Ferry 2-3 2-2 7. Kerr (Stastny, Muller), 2 2 (pp). Penalties—Mallette, CONTINENTAL 70 beaten-untied team, winds up its season at Amherst % over former champion Paul Banke. Gossage and, more recently, Steve was more important. The hard part players are represented by the same 0- 2 0-0 0. Totals 46-84 11 -23 107. NY, miscorxfucL 1:48; Malay, NJ, misconducL in the 105th meeting of a Little Three rivalry. The INDIANA (122) 1:48; Fetisov, NJ (Int^erence), 2.118; ItMIstte, • Sporting goods items Patterson had been the No. 2 challenger. to swallow is that with him, I still Sax, were among the good players agent, Eric Goldschmidt. Davis, Person 9-18 0-2 22, Thompson 3-5 0-0 6 . Ephmen, 7-0 this year and 20-0 since 1988, are seek­ NY, minor-niajor (roughing, lighting), 12:51; ■ d aily, w eek ly, w eeken d , Eduard Lamazon, the WBC’s rankings supervisor, said think we could have won the brought to The Bronx. who is currciitly feuding with Reds’ Smiis 4-5 2-6 10, Fleming 5-9 4-8 14, Millar Maiey, NJ. minor-major (iristigator, fightirrg), PER DAY ing just their second perfect season in history while 10-17 5-7 28, Schrempf 8-10 4-4 20, Sanders • Clothing that starting Nov. 20, Patterson will be the division’s division.” Now, under an agreement with management, has two seasons left 12:51. MONTHLY RENTAL RATES gunning for a fourth consecutive Little Three cham­ 1- 5 2-2 4. M.Williams 0-2 4-4 4. McCloud 2-3 Third Period—5, New Jersey, MacLean 9 150 FREE MILES! top-ranked challenger. With Strawberry in the lineup, the Commissioner Fay Vincent — before he can become a free agent 0- 0 5k K.Wllllams 4-4 1-1 9. Dreiling 0-0 0-0 0. AVAILABLE... pionship. (Shanahan, Stastny), 1935. Perialtiee— Miller, Other Rentals from *29^ Day • Store fixtures Mets surged in early September and which Steinbrenner’s attorneys are and defect to the Dodgers. Totals 46-78 ^2-34 122. NY, double minor (slashing), 1737; Maiey, NJ, MORANDE LINCOLN-MERCURY Reifsnyder to defend title Bridgewater State and Plymouth State match 8-1 Cleveland 27 28 22 30—107 double minor (slashing, high^licking), 17.37. even managed to briefly pass Pit­ challenging — Stelnbrenner cannot “Now, you know, I can’t MAZDA RENTAL DEPARTMENT 9 Indiana 28 32 27 35— 122 Shots on goal— N ^ Vbrk 9-7-sL-21. New COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Bill Reifsnyder is ready tsburgh. Later in the month. Straw­ get involved in free-agent negotia­ elaborate on anything like that yet,” records in their playoff at Plymouth, N.H. Plymouth 3-Polnt goals—ClevelarKi 4-7 (Price 2-5, EWo Jersey 11-12-16-39. Sat. Nov. 10 - 10 AM - 5 PM to defend his U.S. championship in the Columbus tions. But he can still talk, and he State won the North Division with a 5-0 record, 1- 1, Ferry 1-1), Indana 8-16 (Person 4-6, Millar Power-play Qpporlunllies— New Vbrk 0 of 1; berry hit one of the biggest home Davis said. “I’m sure I’m going to 3-7, McCloud 1-1, Fleming 0-1, Schrempf 0-1). New Jersey 1 of 1. Marathon on Sunday, even though it will be his first runs of the season for the Mets, a had no doubt about how he be hearing a lot of speculation, but while Bridgewater State c^tured the South with a Fouled out— Nona. Rebourxls—Clevelarxf 39 Goalies-—New Vbrk. Vanbiesbrouck. 7-3-0 (39 991 Main St. marathon of the year. shot off Drabek, the Pirates ace. would’ve handled the Strawberry I’ve got two years left on my con- 6-0 mark. (Nance 9), Indiana 55 (Schrempf 11). As­ shots-37 saves). New Jersey, Terreri, 7-4-0 LINCOLN sists—Cleveland 25 (Price 7), Irrdlana 24 NASSIFF Reifsnyder will be among a field of more than 5,(w0 “They lose a guy who is always a situation. uact. Let’s Just say Darryl’s taking Stonehill won the first ECFC championship last (21-18). Manchester, CT (Fleming 10). Total fouls— Cleveland 28, In­ A— 19,040. 315 CENTER STREET (RT. 6 ). MANCHESTER expected for the 26.2-milc race that will start and finish threat to hit the long ball and get “Strawberry’s an impact player. I the first step to making that dream year by defeating Bentley 24-12 with the help of diana 23. TecJinical— Cleveland illegal defense. Sports Releree— Dan Marouelll. Unesmen— Ryan Just o il Exit 60 from 1-84 TEL: 6 4 8 5 1 3 5 647-9126 in the city’s downtown. them instant runs,” Drabek said. wouldn’t have let him get away,” come true.” eight turnovers. A— 10,825. Bozak. Pat Depuzzo. 0 4E

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OPEN 1-4 PM WEEK­ CHFA approved, 2 former New York University Law g ^ e in Arizona under existing con­ No. 8 Brigham Young visits Wyom­ Trees & Bushes Cut GSL Building a masterpiece. Center St. in Auburn. Motivated owners say DAYS & SUNDAYS. School roomate, said it isn’t enough ditions. ing and No. 10 Florida plays Geor­ Heritage Kitchen & Yards & Garages Cleaned Maintenance Co. Manchester! 4 bedroom, 1/2 duplex. “It’s an exciting challenge. We’re Tnjck & Backhoe Work make an offerl Call Lin­ Ranches, townhouses. bedrooms, 1.5 baths, that two Arizona cities have days gia at Jacksonville, Fla. No. 5 Commnrclal/ResidantiaL NO ASSOCIATION Paneled basement. looking forward to it. I just hope we Bath Center Snow Plowing LANDSCAPING da Brown Re/Max East formal dining room, honoring King. building repair and home'- FEES. Alexander, who joined Tagliabue can meet it.” Miami of Florida is idle. 254 Broad Street Any Home Project Of The River 647-1419. walk-up attic. Many dis­ “The mayor of Phoenix raised improvements. Interior and- MANCHESTER'S Large private comer lot for a news conference, was asked if A defeat would knock Notre Iowa (7-1) will be trying to go 6-0 Manchester tinguished lines, ample that with our office,” Tagliabue said. Th« Aasoclatod PrMs Call 643-9996 exterior painting, light car­ BEST NEW HOME Quiet neighborhood. colleges like Tennessee should fol­ Dame, which has been struggling for the first time ever in the Big Ten, pentry. Complete janitorial FRANK YOUNG windows and easy ac­ “But 1 think as a practical matter it’s JERSEY RETIRED — Los Angeles Kings’ leading scorer 649-5400 VALUE. Change your cess from side street. against an Ohio State squad, which sen/ice. Experienced, reli­ EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE MANCHESTER Short walk to Waddell low the NFL’s lead and decline to defensively all season, out of the lifestyle to 1-floor living JUST REDUCED to an Arizona game, and we have to play bowl games in Arizona. The Marcel Dionne, left, receives his framed jersey from the No. 1 ranking for the second time Iowa coach Hayden Fry picked to able, free estimates. $189,900- Like new, in these 3 bedroom 2 deal with the issue on a statewide HEATING/ AND cathedral ceilings, oak $137,500. Jackson & School and shopping. Fiesta Bowl is played at Tempe, the Kings’ Dave Taylor during a ceremony retiring Dionne’s No. this year. The Irish are 7-1. win the conference championship. CUSTOM QUALITY bath single family at­ Jackson 647-8400. and national level and not on a One stop improvements. PLUMBING 6 4 3 - 0 3 0 4 LANDSCAPING floors, lower level suite tached homes. Full All reasonable offers Copper Bowl at TXicson. 16 jersey at the Forum in Inglewood, Calif., Thursday prior to Hoping the Volunteers develop Georgia Tech (7-0-1) hopes to municipal level.” Framing to Painting. Fall Cleanups with bath, bedroom, basement, courtyard, the personality of big-game winners have an easier time against Virginia family room, fireplace, considered. By Owner. Tagliabue has said he wants the the game against the Detroit Red Wings. Dionne is the third Ucensed & Insured. NEED YOUR CELLARS, 645-8892 covered rear porch, 1st “I’ve thought about that,” will be the second-ranked Tech than it had in knocking Vir­ lots of glass, nice floor laundry, OPEN SUNDAY game moved and on Friday said his Alexander said, but didn't say all-time leading scorer in the NHL behind W ayne Gretzky and ginia from the top spot with a 41-38 Call Dave Adamick | NO JOB TOO SMALL ATTICS S GARAGES closets. Enclosed sun $101,900. Washington Huskies, who are for a free quote. appliances, skylights, 1-4 stance hasn’t changed. whether he’d reached a conclusion. Gordie Howe. poised to take over the top spot. The win last Saturday. Instant Servica/Free Estimates CLEANED? LINTON LANDSCAPING room. Call Sharon Miller attached garage. Set 6 4 7 -8 2 2 4 6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 ______Re/Max East Of The Bath/Kitchen Remodeling Also junk taken to 646-4284 on a cul-de-sac near 93 Plymouth Ln. One Call Does It All River 647-1419. Home the new mall. $150's. 30 Years Experience th e o|jjmp? Fall Cleanups (io% sr. chiz. diw.) 646- 5566. Retaining Walls Also 3 bedroom 1 1/2 Manchester M&M Plumbing & Heating Call 644-1775 F bath townhouses with F. YO UNG 649-2871 Walkways-Patios MANCHESTER- garages. $143,900. Spacious Garrison with 2 2 CONDOMINIUMS REMODELING SNOW PLOWING Shrub & Tree Installation $139,900. Hurry the DIR: Tolland Turnpike 3 room apartment with FOR SALE A Expert Craftsmanship price is righti Colonial in or North Main To Union CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Installation and Replacement Reeen/eNow separate entrance. 2 car A Decks Commercial & Reskfantlal beautiful condition, to Rossetto Drive. MALLARD VIEW- of Oil, Gas & Electric FRENCH'S LAWN & Blanchard & Rossetto garage. Quiet street of O H Notices Lots/Lcnd for Sale ...... 23 A Window Replacement Snow Blower Sen/ice Available fenced yard, aluminium Ranches and Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 ■Water Heaters TREE SERVICE 646-2482. comparable, gorgeous DO r- Lost/Found...... 01 Investment P ro p e rty ...... 24 A Vinyl Siding (Alcoa) Law Rates sided. Hardwood floors, townhouses. No Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 ■Warm Air Furnaces Complete tall dean-up. Leaf Persdnals...... 02 Business Property ...... 25 A Roofs 649-4304 fireplace, new kitchen. hom es. association's fees. s s Resort Property ...... 26 S p e c i o l i ^ : Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 86 removal, Debri removal & Announcements...... 03 A RecRooms ■Betels Brush clearing. Gutters Call Sharon Miller Re/ PSST, OVER HEREIN If Manchester's new > m M ortgages...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 Mike A n ytim e Auctions...... 04 Tog Sales...... 88 A Senior DiKOunt Wilson Oil Company dean M . Max East Of The River you haven't seen this J e a n F leet retirement community Wanted to Buy...... 28 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing...... Financial...... 05 Services 73 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 89 A Licensed, Insured 64g. Of^awaya Saalad, Odd Joba. Manchester, $159,900. beneths of condo living homes have first floor m I Palntlng/Poperlng...... 56 Concrete , Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 A Tnm Handy Woman Instruction...... 14 Store/Offtce Space...... 35 ...... 64 but still have your own laundry room full Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 r t w 9 Attractive, newly WELL-CARED-FOR- o m Employment Services...... 15 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 36 basement, covered rear Motorcycles/ Mopeds...... 94 decorated 3 bedroom home. Fully applianced tndustrtof Property...... 37 Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Call 569-2401 South Windsor, porch and attached SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 Colonial with a 2-car kitchen, 1st floor Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 $199,900. Immaculate garage. Appliances, MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION When you need :o advertise, garage. Well kept laundry, central air, Homes for Sale...... 21 Roommates Wanted ...... 39 WETBASEMENT$? Colonial with many Recreational Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 nothing works like ClaesifledI lovely fireplace and carpeting and more. Set Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 C all 643-2711 for more Information! Sprayed ceilings, Remodeing, private rear yard with upgrades and O o Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 Hatchways, foundation cracks, room to grow on the on a cul-de-sac. Near JDJal 643-2711 nice deck and newer improvements. Very Painting, Etc. No job too small. sump pumps, tile lines, gravity above ground pool. 2nd floorT REDUCED new mall. Dir: Tolland nice flowing fbor plan Tpke to No. Main St. to o "" READ YOUR AD: Clotsifed advertisements are Free Estimates, Insured. foeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ Walking distance to all FOR QUICK SALE RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to with generous size Union St. to Rossetto O CO taken by telephone as a convenience. The MASONRY schools. D. W. Fish $114,900. Jackson & 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the ROB CROSBY ness prcfling of concrete walls ©!L4\SSa?a!lE)S... rooms Including a first Dr. "We're Selling Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Real Estate, 643-1591. Jackson 647-8400. m c/) 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ 872-1139 and floors. Chimney clean outs, floor family room, 4 Houses" Blanchard & Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of F bedrooms and 2-1/2 a > 5 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published Slone walls, and conaele repairs. Rossetto Real Estate, the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen K & R Masonry - Brick, stone,'' REDUCED & READY baths. What are you 646-2482. Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ concrete, patio's and chimney repair. FOR YOUIII $132,000. waiting for-this one has corrected by an additional Insertion. ior citizen discounts. Need repairs around the Fritaen years experience. Fully Insured LEGAL NQTICES Ranch living ease with it alll D. W. Fish Real > home? Call oh expert. Ucensa 8523648 this 3 bedroom homel Estate. 643-1591. m Albert Zuccaro NOTICE TO CREDITORS You'll find the help voo fflaiirltrslrr 1-lrralft Forlnlomutlon on my buslnoss cal Enjoy the Swedish F OPEN HOUSE NOTICES Waterproofing Better Business Bueau. BegMetttt ESTATE OF 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS 10 PART TIME HELP need In C lassified. 643- fireplaced living room, ZIPPEDY DOO DAHIII SUNDAY 1-4pm 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 643-2711 whh Consumer Protection. BRYAN McMAHON heated Florida room, DO^ > 2711. $135,500. True blue 3 Southfield Condo As a condition precedent WANTED 646-3,?61 Cal 569-7671 The Hen. William E. and wall-to-wall car- to the placement of any MODEL CONTES- 8 room Colonial. Immpec- bedroom Cape with for- 441 South Main SL TANTS-Wanted Male HARDWARE CLERK MANCHESTER-Hard to EXCELLENT PRICE & HISTORICAL COLONIAL- FitzGerald, Judge of the Court eting throughout, DO advertisino in the WANTED-Pleasant, cable condition. Two find a home that is as of Probate, District of ovely landscaped & mal dining room, Unit 79 and Female, ages 2 to fireplaces- come see LOCATION- $120’s. Conveniently C fireplaced living room, > Manchester Herald, Ad­ COME join us at The hard working person. well kept as this 10 located 8 room MancJiester at a hearing held rivate yard. Glaston- Manchester vertiser hereby agrees 35 for Model Star what quality is. Asking Manchester, $135,000. 21x11 family room, and T3 Savings Bank Of Apply at Conyers room U&R Colonial lo­ Spacious Ranch on a Gambrel roofed home. on November 5, 1990, or­ Cury linel Anne Miller to protect, indemnify Pageant. Sunday, $229,900. 170 Fer­ dered that all claims must be bvely hardwood floor­ Come preview...available for Manchester. We have 3 Hardware. Ask for Bob. cated on Ludlow Rd. r.orcGous lot in a great 2 Full baths, 4 or 5 Real Estate 647-8000. and hold harmless the December 2nd, Holiday guson Road, presented to the fiduciary at ing throughout! Use the sale, lease or rental. Inn, Bradley Interna­ part time teller posi­ 646-5707. here in town. Features Large eat-in bedrooms plus a huge F Manchester Herald, its tions available; Burr Manchester. Barbara like 4 bedrooms, fir- the address below. Failure to first floor bedroom as tional Airport. No ex­ LPN-MEDICAL ASSIS- . n, formal dining barn like garage. Must promptly present any such RE/MAX officers and employees Corners Office & Ash­ Weinberg Re/Max East floor family room plus Bridge ROOM FOR MOM OR an extra getaway. New against any and all perience necessary. TANT-For doctor's of­ Of The River 647-1419. ii. ;jrignt living room be seen I Call Peggy claim may result in the loss of DADIII $136,900. Com­ thermopane windows East of the River ford Office. Please app­ large lower level recrea­ Green. "We're Selling liability, loss or ex­ Great prizes. Call 449- fice in East Hartford. with (.icture window. rights to recover on such pletely remc^eled and and garagel Anne Miller ly at Personnel Office tion room. Enclosed Fenced rear yard. D. W. Houses" Blanchard & claim. See Rosalie Z. Brunetti 647- pense including 8048, Monday thru Glastonbury area. 40 ruff. South could overruff and ruff his updated Cobnial with 3 647-8000. 935 Main Street, sun porch, 2 fireplaces Rossetto, 646-2482. NORTH u-io-90 One small play attorneys' fees, arising Saturday. Hours per week, Mon- Fish Real Estate 643- last club, but East would still have a Sandra Haun, bedrooms and 2 full 1419 or res. 643-7014 Manchester C t 06040. CLASSIC COLONIAL- and much more for a F 4 A 6 5 3 from claims of unfair day-Friday. Salary plus 1591. trump left to ruff another heart. Down Clerk baths, full basement, EOE East Hartford. Nice realistic price of F F J 10 9 6 4 2 paves the way health and pension one would be the final tally. The fiduciary is: and walkup attici trade practices, infring- older home with lots of $229,000. ♦ A Q 3 benefits. Call 633-3836 One small play from declarer Nancy A. Harte There's an extra room ment of trademarks, 5 FINANCIAL U&R Realty, 643-2692. ♦ - - - or 289-5642 between charm and quality in­ GLASTONBURY- By James Jacoby on the second floor for trade names or patents, cluding natural CONVENIENT LOCA­ makes all the difference. At the sec­ c/o Joel E. Janenda, Esq. ALL TYPES OF LOANS- 10am-5pm. Reduced. Owner must Alter and Janertda you or yoursi New violation of rights of woodwork, window TION- MANCHESTER WEST EAST South was just making a lead-di­ ond trick, when East wins the ace of $5000 AND UP. Whatever sell. Charming 3000 sq. ♦ J974 249 Ecist Center Street siding, new windows privacy and infringe­ REGISTERED NURSE, seats, spacious rooms GIVEAWA'Y PRICEI OUTSKIRT- Split level, ♦ - - - recting overcall, but North had the hearts. South should let go the king. your situation is we can ft. 4 bedroom features 3 F Q 853 FA P.O. Box 348 and 2 car garage tool ment of copyright and we pay up to $52,000/ and 2 great enclosed Pleasant 2-story made 3 bedrooms, 2 full Tsk.tsk! Won’t that make the queen of help you. Call 212-978- full baths, large living ♦ J982 ♦ K 10 5 cards to take him seriously. Very Manchester, CT 06040 Anne Miller 647-8000. proprietary rights, unfair yearir plusplui housing. One porches. $136,000. D. for comfy living, vinyl baths, dining room, quickly South found himself playing hearts a winner for a defender? Abso­ competition and libel 3533. year experience. 1-800- siding, inviting fireplace, rm. w/ fireplace, family ♦ J 10 7 6 4 ♦A K Q 9 3 lutely right, but follow the subsequent 017-11 F W. Fish Real Estate, rm., game room, fireplace in living room, four spades doubled. and slander, which may DRIVERS NEEDED-2-3 423-1739.______643-1591. oak floors, formal dining lower level office with SOUTH play. SOUTH WINDSOR-See sunroom, 2 car garage West led jack of clubs, ruffed in NOTICE TO CREDITORS result from the publica­ evenings a week for room, eat-in kitchen, separate access. Only ♦ K Q 10 8 2 East plays a second club. Declarer this lovely 6 room 3 SALES-The best job in & morel Unbelievablely dummy. Declarer knew to get after ESTATE OF tion of any advertise­ home and business fenced yard. F K 7 ruffs in dummy and plays ace of New England. $100K + $147,000. Philips 742- hearts right away, so he played a low OSCAR H. DUPERE year old Cape that of­ ment in the Manchester meal deliveries from up­ CONTEMPORARY Manchester. $159,900. priced at $209,900. ♦ 7 6 4 spades. West shows out, so declarer (yearly comm.) Free 1450. heart from dummy at trick two. East ■/k/a fers all large rooms. Herald by advertiser, in­ W E D E L IV E R scale area restaurants. FLAIR- Magnificent 4 Philips 742-1450. Taylor Associates 633- ♦ 8 5 2 picks up East’s J-9-7 by finessing and Leads, trips, 6216. won the ace and played another high OSCAR DUPERE First floor master cluding advertisements For Home Delivery. Call Enjoyable work, excel­ bedroom contem­ leads another heart. West will win the bedroom, living room in any free distribution lent salary. Call Ex­ management. Call, it porary with view. Mar­ Vulnerable: Neither club. Declarer ruffed in dummy and The Hon. William E. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 could change your life. Dealer: East played a heart back toward the king. heart queen, and another club can be with fireplace, tiled fbor, publications published press Gourmet, 528- velous floor plan. Great taken for the third defensive trick, but RtzGerakf, Judge of the Court kitchen that is fully Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 1-800-488-3999. home for entertaining East ruffed and led a spade. Declarer of Probate, District of by the Manchester 6663 after 5pm. school is now out. Dummy’s good applianced, 1-car Herald. and everyday living. As­ South West North East won the ace in dummy and led the jack Manchester at a hearing held STAY HOME- Make ! ♦ hearts will take care of any diamond garage, 2 full baths. As­ OPEN HOUSE money assembling king $378,900. Call of hearts. When East discarded a club. on November 5, 1990 ordered 1 ♦ 2 ♦ 4 4 Dbl. losers. king $178,000. U&R SUNDAY, NOV. 11TH 1 to 4 products. Earn up to Barbara Weinberg Re/ South let go a diamond. West took the that all claims must be All pass James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on Bridge" and presented to the fiduciary at ^ Realty, 643-2692. $339.84 per week. Max East Of The River queen of hearts and led a diamond. If “Jacoby on Card Games' (written with his father, 34 EDGARTON, COLUMBIA $245,900 647-1419. the address below. Failure to ghts enhance this 4 Amazing recorded mes­ Opening lead; ♦ J declarer won dummy’s diamond ace the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at promptly present any such sage reveals details. F and tried to cash a heart. East would bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. SUPER delightful Colonial ______sskj ContemDorarv I l l l l claim may result in the loss of with in-law or master Call today Hartford 297- rights to recover on such 3t p rivacy, l i i i f : 7195. bedroom suite. Large 3 claim. season porch. jacuzzi. First floor family room with fireplace, THANKSGIVING Larger ads are available Sandra Haun, deck & more. Marlene Rodriguez 643-4135. 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- Fireplace living room, NOW'S THE up to 1 full page! Clerk small office. Manicured Dir: Route 6 to right on Edgarton.Signs posted. TUNITIES 1 Astrograph The fiduciary is: yard. Asking $219,900. GREETINGS Simonne Tallin Barbara Weinberg Re/ T^he Prudential Connecticut Realty | “ RARE CHANCE** Local 17 Volpi Road Max East Of The River A tim e to reflect. Let's give thanks and show thanks for the snack vending route- Bolton, CT 06043 647-1419. 435 HARTFORD TURNPIKE, VERNON • 872-77t7 ALL CASH INCOME- you share an interest with another or cess, however, might not spill over into good fortune we enjoy throughout our lives. are providing services as an your material affairs. 018-11 for sale, call dan 1-800- ^ o u r intermediary. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Stay on top of 749-1115.______birthday AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Condi­ situations today and tomorrow that For family, friends, or that special someone! Give a personal­ PARTNER WANTED- Na­ tions that tend to reflect upon your could gain financial advantages for you. OPEN HOUSE prestige and reputation are quite favor­ Your chances of doing something prof­ ized message that will appear Wednesday, November 21, tional company seeking working partner for able for you at this time. It is likely what itable look encouraging. SATURDAY 1990 in the Manchester Herald. Nov. 11, 1990 you do today will later be acknowledged VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your popu­ Turnkey vending NOV. 10TH business. Investments in a roundabout manner. larity is continuing to ascend at present. CHEER New interests will be developed in the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You’re still Persons who admire and respect you A 1X 1 in c h a d is $ 4 .0 0 a n d from $10,350 secured 1-4 PM . e year ahead that will open vistas unavail­ in a fortunate cycle where collective ef­ are likely to go out of their way to help N by equipment. Income able to you in the past. A portion of your you further your self-interests. Be a gra­ 9 larger ads are available up Your favorite forts and partnership are concerned. o r 4 MANCHESTER potential to $72,000. success will be directly related to rela­ Trade on situations that strengthen ex­ cious recipient. By Appointment to 1 full page! For information call 1- Runner/Walker on! tionships you’ll establish. isting alliances. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your likely to 800-762-6955.______SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’re ARIES (March 21-April 19) You stand a be extremely ambitious in ways that A nytim e PLACE presently in a very hopeful period. Op­ better chance than usual tor deriving won't be obvious to persons with whom So give holiday cheer this year with an ad in the Manchester VENDING Top local route. Priced to sell now. Call A personalized portunities of considerable worth could meaningful benefits from your efforts you'll be involved. You're chances tor H e ra ld ! _ Fred. 1 -800-749-0044. be coming your way through friends and talents today in either the material getting what you go after look excellent. Call EMPLOYMENT message today! and recent contacts you’ve developed. realm or the aesthetic. Do your best. Scorpio, treat yourself to a birthday gift. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Social in­ 21 HOMES FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES Send tor your Astro-Graph predictions volvements should work out rather 643-2711 643-2711 Hhflhfr ivuYt /uoAin/ /ut a job, or tomt- one ipedal $0 fill one. tv o V find nwet o f for the year ahead by mailing $1.25 to pleasantly for you today, especially the atm 't best emplotmenf opponuniriei Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. those that only include two or three 1800’s COLONIAL set on Hrraltt For your personal horoscope, ask, for llze or LeeAnn To p Lk ! jiMr M , Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. friends. Be selective regarding the size a large corner lot. Please note - All ads must be phoned into the Herald no later than CALL:643-27n,^^^ Be sure to state your zodiac sign. of your group. lovescope, lucky numbers Affordable NEW Homes from $157,900 9 Perennial gardens, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A successful and future forecast, call • RAISED RANCHES • CAPES • COLONIALS Monday, November 19,1990 at noon. flowering trees. Modern have a marvelous way of handling peo­ conclusion to an important endeavor A peaceful new subdivision consisting of three cul-de-sac streets in a choice location near the South kitchen, wood floors, ple today that will benefit them and be can be achieved today if you make it Astro*Tone (95< each minute; Windsor line and a short distance to 1-84, 384 and Route 5. french doors, abun­ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Call 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 personally gratifying to you. Today’s your priority objective. Don’t let less Touch-Tone phones only). Come see our (urnished model home — a lovely three bedroom dance of country conduct will reintorce existing signiticant matters draw you off course. Dial 1-900-990-9400 and Colonial priced at $189,900. charm. Coventry. ask for llze or LeeAnn triendships. CANCER (June 21-July 22) The as­ Directions: Tolland Turnpike to Buckland Street; Lett on Pleasant enter your access code D.W.FISH $139,900. Philips Real Please note - all ads must be phoned into the Herald no later than CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Some­ pects indicate you could do very well to­ Valley Road; Left on Croft Drive: cross Burnham Street to Bolticello IHE KEALIYCOMPANY I I H and Gardena Estate 742-1450. ______Monday, November 19,1990 at noon. thing of immediate benefit to you may day in competitive involvements that number, which is 184 Estates. 64.M59I MatKlicsicr 871-1400 Vcnion develop today in an arrangement where are of friendly or social nature. This suc­ 0