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Monchostor. *43-5135..^ 4, Tohoe package. V-*, 5 _ M M 3 ff. thortbod. Sunbeam silver, Mazda 1997 B30M cob spped. 911,995. Corter pray Interior. Mortorty plus. Sunbeam silver, M M Yo to ta ^MBdloaol pf^T- Broltiert, 31S Center St., Ford 1993 F150 ’ BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB 643-5135..' Manchester. 643-5135..' man, who heads the overall U.S. power summit in Reykjavik, Mozdo 1997 B3000 SE5 plus delegation and the delegation on __ joryL ^ AAazda 1997 B3000 cob 5 shortbed. Ondo blue, Iceland. On Peferuory 14, IfftnieZen- Mozdo 1997 shortbed, space and defense systems, May­ Ino Beer* of Aeoeelteroiitee shortbed, light beige, Ford 1995 window von, v6, gray Interior. 3 to choose Dover white, wine Inte­ Formal agreement was pre­ e 1 l ^met dO tleellne i i i verlenee to- auto, PS, S7995. Dillon from. Morlorty Brothers, nard Glitman, head of medium- vented at that meeting when the Prenk Menne te bulM a beige Interior. Morlorty rior. MorloiTy Brothers, Brothers, 315 Center St., Ford, 319 Main Street, 315 Center St., Manches­ 315 Center St., Manches­ range talka, and Ronald Lehman, in Soviets insisted that accords be cMmnev on o hewM el 11 Manchester. 643-3145..' NEW 4-WHEEL DRIVE WeHlt. Manchester. 643-5135.V' ter. 643-5135.V' ter. 643-5135..' charge of long-range missile talks, reached simultaneously on all JOHN H. ROBERTS then headed to Washington for subjects, including the U.S. Stra­ pnoro uf piinu CHAIRMAN LX. consultations. tegic Defense Initiative, or "Star ZONING BOARD INVITATION TO blO SM4 CIVILIZATION DOESN T END OP APPEALS In previous rounds during the Wars,” a program studying the Republican challenger Leonar4 jSiglio contratulates was called after a resident aucceaafully petitioned a ‘1N9TALUTION OP A NSW WHEN THE PAVEMENT DOES. 1-year-old talks, Kampelman has ROOP MOUNTIO SXHAUST possibility of a space-based missile- Democrat Rose Fowler after she defeated him in a apacial challenge to Fowler’s appointment to the seven-member NOnOETOBE TO CREBITORO PANL0CAT90ATSAST IMISSAIM Here's one rugged 4x4 that doesn't ride like a stagecoach. delivered a closing statement to defense system. NARTPORO HtOM SCHOOL election in Coventry Thursday night. The special election council. RSTATBOP RiTcm m Mazda's new 4x4 LX boasts plenty of power, with a big 2.6-litre reporters on the final day and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ PANNiEI EESTHERsther potterPOTTE tometimea answered questions. Tlis Boofd of Education, 110 engine. Plus, you'll find advancedanced suspensionsusi and luxury chev on Saturday announced that The Hen. Norman J. Lens Hill Driy#, East Hart­ In Brussels on Thursday, Kam­ ProyM, JuOeo, of Itio Court ford, CT., will racsivs ssolsd features that include power steering, reclining bucket seats, the Soviets were dropping that of Prooeto,^itf1ct of An- bids for “ Installation of a pelman gave Washington's NATO requirement, freeing the way for a ^ vor ot o hoorine Now Root Mounted Exhaust upholstery, sport steer­ feruory IS, 1M7 allies an upbeat assessment of possible accord on medium-range Pen Located at East Hart­ ing wheel, an AM/FM ETR stereo radio, prospects for agreement to scrap Coventry election leaves council intact IfMt oil clelnM muti bo pro- ford Hleh School Kitchen." missiles. gmtoO to tlio nOuclory on or Bid Information and sMcin- P215/75R15 radials, and much more. medium-range missiles from Eu­ On Wednesday, the U.S. team Mfv IL 1fS7 or bo aliens are ovallaMt at the rope, sources said. berrodmM by low oroylOod. Sluslnoss Offica. Ssolsd bids formally presented a draft treaty By Jacqueline Bennett candidate,” Stave added when the echoed those sentiments. Shoren B. Freuss, But he said there are still that left the seven-member council will bs rsesivsd until 1:00 p. NO GIMMICKS — JUST A GREAT DEALI calling for elimination of U.S. Herald Correspondent final count was in. “I'm very pleased with the without the five members needed to aerk day, March 11, important obstacles to a formal Tko fiduciary It: 1997 at which:h tims thsy will Pries Includst: 1. All Dealer Prep. 2. Undercoating Tool (Tex A Lloenee | Pershing 2 and cruise missiles and Giglio arrived about 20 minutes outcome. Leonard was a very form a quorum and conduct 5 > accord, the sources said, speaking Ryfb AfflMUtor bs publicly opsnsd and rsad 3. Clean 6 Wax 4. Handling and Freight Charges Extra) M Soviet SS-20s from Europe. COVENTRY — Democrat Rose after the polls closed at 8 p.m. When gracious candidate. He set a nice business. 6 4 PlnoStroof aloud. Ths Board ef Educo- ! on condition of anonymity. Columbia, CT Men rsssrvss ths right to ac­ There are 318 U.S. and 243 Soviet Fowler held onto her seat on the he le a r n t the election's outcome, tone. It was good for Coventry to To put the council back to work, •17-a cept or rsiset any or all bids In Moscow, Foreign Ministry medium-range missRes in Europe, Town Council by defeating GOP he walked over to Fowler, put his have an election with this tone, it set Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel or ths right to waive techni­ spokesman Gennady Gerasimov and NATO says the Soviets have candidate Leonard Giglio in a arm around her and held her hand. a good example. I'm sure Leonard advised Town Manager Harold NOTWR TO ORSOrrOR* cal formallliss If It Is In the said Thursday that his govern­ BSTATB OF best Interest te do to. about another 200 in the Asian 53*128 vote in Thursday’s special “I want to thank everyone who will continue to serve the town Hodge to appoint Fowler. Elisabeth THOMAS R. CHOWANEC Richard A. Huot / m o r i a r ! ^ b r o t h e r s / ment’s initial reacUon to a U.S. sector that can be transported election. voted, especially for me, but for civically,” said Lewis. Patterson was also appointed. The Hon. Norman J. Director draft treaty on eliminating The turnout for the town's first . „ Butinett Services rapidly to Europe. Rose, too,” he said. About 15 people present, both A resident's peUUon quesUoned Freuss, Judge, of fhe Court special election was 13.6 percent of of F re b ^ ,^ ls tiic t ef An- 014-91 HOURS: medium-range misailes from Eu­ The U.S. draft includes a provi­ Fowler, visibly moved, fought Republicans and Democrats, those appointments. Schwebel, all eligible voters in town, a light yer at o heorlns held on Equipped with: 5 speed, AM/FM stereo, ps. pb, Full 7 pest, seeling, with 3rd OPEN EVENINGS - rope was “very poeiUve.” sion that each side be able to back tears. agreed. however, said only Fowler should ftebruorybruory ll,D , 1997 ordered ' seat. ALL standard equlpmeni. Why pay more? turnout. Town Clerk Ruth Benoit Giglio, 80, may have lost the that all claims must be ore- •TIL 9 P.M He said the teviets wanted an maintain 100 medium-range war­ “I wouldn't do it any other way," run because she was appointed Sales Tex Regisirston, Title end Dealer office fee extra. 301-315 CENTER STREET _ said. In the last municipal election election, hut the way he ran his said Giglio. when the council lacked a quorum. ited to the fiduciary on or INV1TATIOW TO RID SMS FRIDAY A SATURDAY agreement as soon as possible, but heads on its own territory, with the foro Mom n , 1997 or be ^ INSTALUTION Of T IL 6 P.M. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-51 35 said that drafting treaty language Soviet missiles in Asia. in 1985, the turnout was about 45 campaign won him much respect. There was evidence that Giglio The last vacancy was filled by E red os by low preyided. percent. ACOUBTICW. TILE AT EAST haa proven in the past to be It also contains language on “It was a good campaign in that may have, in fact, seta new tone for Republican Thomas Sparkman, Sharon B. Freuss, NARTFORO HMN SCHOOL 'Tm slightly overwhelmed,” Leonard and I talked about the politics in town, which have been who was seated by council vote. Clerk “interminable.” Soviet shorter-range systems capa­ ANORA9T HARTFORD Fowler said Thursday night shortly town’s needs and issues. He was a stormy in the past. The Democrats maintained the The Rdudory Is: ^ _MeOLB SCHOOL* While the three chief U.S. nego­ ble of striking Western Europe and Jeseohine A. Chowonec The BejM of Education, no DE CORMIERMOTOR lAin. INC. after the vote was counted at the true gentleman, and I appreciate “Rose is good people,” Republi­ appointment was legal, but said tiators were abeent from Geneva, OldiMlllmanItc Rood Lone HIM Drive, East Hort- on anti-cheating, or verification, Town Office Building, the First that. It shows that politics in can Michael Cleary said. they did not fight the petition Columbia, C T till? ford, CT., will receive sealed their aides continued negotiations 285 BROAD 8T. MANCHESTER (EXIT 60 OFF 1*84) 843*4165 rtc provisions, provisions, but but details details have have not not District voting District center voting center. CoventryCoventry can can be be dealt dealt with with without without Cleary Cleary resigned resigned from from the the council council becausebecause it it would would havi have coat too 91941 bids for “ Installation ot with the Soviets, U.S. spokesman been released. These are said to be NOTICE TO CREDITORb AcOusttcal Tile at East Hart­ spoxeman been released. These are said to be “They’re “They're lovelylovely numbers,’’numbers,” saidsaid personalities,”personalities,” Fowler Fowler said. said. this thissummerontheheelsof summer on the heels of political political muchmuch inin legal legal fees,fees. ford High ichoel'and'Edtt Terry Shroeder said. Henpfc declined t!^**™** to two questions that may prove prove SondraSondra Stave, Stave, a aFowler Fowler supporter. supporter JoanJoan Lewis, Lewis, chairwoman chairwoman of of the the controversy.controversy. His His was was one one of of three three ESTATE OP Hartford Middle School.' say which groups met Thursday, or VICTOR C. HARRIMAN, Bid Infermotlon end speclfl- let Thursday, or difficult difficult in in the the negotiations. negotiations. “The‘The vote is appropriate to the 5-25-2 Democrat Democrat majority majority council, council. resignationsresignations within within three three months months Pleaie tun le page 19 SR. cotlens ore available ot the The Hon. Norman J. Binliwst. OfRce. Sealed bids eyse. Judge, of the Court will be received until i:oo p. Frebete, M t H c t of An- HOW DOES DILLON DO IT Im ' ^ ej^W * F •F edne^y, Psi w WWW w t Marchrwsurvn isi IDs Ivor at a heorlnp held on 1*97 «♦, whichI limetin they will TRUCKS M,■ 1997 ( WE’LL BEAT ANY LEGITIMATE DEAL New cemetery wouldn’t require tax money, official says tkotE 3 l clotiiw muif bo pro- *• pvkliSjy opened and read at oontod to tlio noiclory on or aloud. The Board of Educo- Nen reserves the right to ac- ON ANY NEW FORD CAR OR TRUCKI By George LovngI 4 *a cre site and$29,400 $29,400 to design the Once the design plans are com­ boforo______MayAoy — ik IN - 7 or^ bo- COM or any b'r al'rbrdii CARTER 4 *a cre site and to design the HarrisonHarrison briefed briefed committee committee adjoiningadjoining propertyproperty from from the the state state to to westernwestern section.section. Onw tte desl^ plani barred os by low provided. or the•••» trlsht vvifi to fw waiveovwiTv techntivvnnf Herald Reporter development plans have come from members about the planned uses extend its life, he said. Harrison said he would like to see pleted, they would Mbe susubmitted to Sharon B. Frouss, ^ tormolltlM If 11 Is In the CHEVROLET the fund. for for the the land, land, which which is is located located just just iiiv mv uiiiu uimi buiiai bunai ground ground is is East East the the entire entire .tract .tract developed developed at at once, once, the d** town town Board ^ a r d of of Directors Dit for Clork best Interest te do so. approval. Harrison has said he The Rdudory Is: Richard A. Huot NEW 1987 F-ISO STYLESIDE The costs of developingveloping a new The The cost cost of of making making improve­ improve- south south of of Interstate Interstate 384.384. TheThe prop­ prop- CemeteryCemetery on on East East Center Center Street, Street, although although it it might might have have to to be be done done in in approval. Harrison ha Alice I. Horrlmon DIrodor PS, power brakes, sport wheel Large town cemetery off Hillstown Road ments ments to tothe the site site is isnot not known known yet yet erty ertv is is expected exoected to to provide nrovide enough ennnuh whichwhich has has about about eisht eight vears years re- re­ stages stages if if that that is is too too expensive. exoensive. The The wouldwould like like to to see see burial burial b begin on the 19 Parker Brldm Rood Business Services might come entirely from the because the plans are still being site in about one and a half to two Andover. CT I 019-91 covers, sliding rear window, lo-mount space for burials for more than 100 maining. However, Harrison has northern part of the plot would be Inventory! town's perpetual cemetery care dratted. However, Harrison said he years, Harrison said. At the town’s said the veterans’ field portion of the most likely to be developed first years. 91*49 mirrors, AM/FM stereo, auxiliary fuel There is little likelihood adjacent tank. Stock # A0259 fund, a move that would mean tax does not expect the figure to be high other three cemeteries, space is the cemetery has only about a year if that were done, he said. Of money needn't be used. Parks because the land is mostly flat and running out, he said. or so left. Harrison said he would like to see property would be purchased to LBBAL NOTICB expand the site because much of the TOWN W BOLTON Chevy Superintendent Robert D. Harrison haa good drainage. West Cemetery on Spencer Street Part of the new cemetery would only one entrance located on O PP iaAL NOTICB, BOARD OP TAK RBVIRW *9,299»« ■aid Thursday. Currently, there is 9321,602 in the has about eight to 12 years of use be set aside foi veterans’ graves, Hillstown Road. However, the land is very expensive, Harrison 9 Trucks, Harrison, head of the Cemetery cemetery fund. It is created from a left. Buckland Cemetery on Tolland Harrison said. These would proba­ property borders the East Hartford said. However, the town may be 9 The Belton Board of Tax Rovlow of the Town ot Bolton, Con- able to obtain another four-acre nocHutwIIInocHut will bobe inIn sossipnsession in the Town Hall, 111 Belton Center Vani & Planning Committee that met for portion of the money paid to Turnpike has about the same bly be located in the four-acre strip town line and Manchester does I the following days during the the first time Thuraday, said so far purchase grave sites in town length, although the town may be of the site that leads from Hillstown have a right of way into East strip next to the stem connecting to ffIsOflin Of MROvCYvs I^Vp* NEW1M7F-1S0 4x4 STYLESIDE El Cemlnos nearly 9900,000 used to buy the cemeteries. able to buy three or four acres of Road to the more rectangular Hartford, he said. Hillstown Road, he said. lot., March I4lh le-ll Mon., March HMi 74 5.8L, V-6, automatic, H.D. Front Thr„ Morch Iflh 7-9 Buspension, super cooling, aux. 1987 CHEVY SIO PKKUPS All persons dolmlng to bo gggrslvsd by the assessor of the fuel tank, limited slip axle.ltinitted TODAY’S HERALD town ot Bolton must aggggr ond nio thdr complolnt at one 4 x 4 Extended bxtenoeg Cab cab Stockstock # 636C6 3 ^ Last jailed Nazi leader is hospitalized of those mootings of sold Board of Tax Rovlow. vinyl trim, and much more. Stock # KATHY JOHNSON, SECRETARY A 7 M S WAS !iy,8i r r BOLTON BOARO OF TAX REVIEW M m 8« doM wul-ran R m c u « •ffort fallt anything about his condiUon.” 91949 BERLIN 649-7000 DLLOn 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory), M AN CH ESTER, C T 643-2145 t - MANCHESTEB h e r a l d . FrWay. March 6 .1W7 MANCHEOTER HERALD. Friday. March 6.1987 - 3 WEATHER F Towns require Town considere I better planning, policy regarding < Connecticut iorecaet O THE WEATHER expert contends sex harassment The Aoco-Weethef forecast for 8 A.M.. Satuhlay. Mar. 7 Central, Eaetem Interior, flontkwestem Interior: ( Mostly sunny and milder today. Hl|^ 45toM. Winds C 30 west 10 to ISmph. Mostly clear tonight. Low M tott. By John Mltchfll When former Toirn Engineer Walter Senfcow waa Winds west around lOmidi. Partlyounnyiaturday. Hsrold Rtportsr fired from hla Job last May for allegedly aexually fi High In the low er N s, U haraaaing a female eo-worker, flenkow’e union fought cl the diamiseal |»rtiy on the grounda that the town of West Coastal, East Coastal: Mostly sunny and SOUTH WINDSOR — Specific development plaiM u Manchester has no specific pidiey against sexual milder today. High sstoN . Winds west 10 to Nmph. that are more responsive to Individual town n e i^ and 31 haraaament. ol Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the 80s. Winds west 10 s petter communication between developera and munlc- to 18 mph. Partly sunny Saturday. High in the lower • '* Important primary stepe In protecting In fact, there waa not even a general reference in ftie town's peraoniMl ralM foat could cover sexnal- 81 80s. g^^nd water auppllet, a member of the Univereity ef B r e a k in g A w a y ^nnerticut Cooperative Extenalon Service eaid barassment complaints, according to Assistant Town W Thuraday. C Northwest Hills: Mostly sunny and milder today. On this day in 1836, Mexican troops captured the Manager Steven Werbner. High In the 40s. Winds west 10 to 18 m|di. Partly 8i Roy Jeffrey, All diat will change, though, if the town Board of , cloudy tonight. Low around N . Light west winds. Alam o after a 13-day siege. Only one man escaped the a member of the aendee and coordinator of a two-part |>r»|rBm program vnon |irvi«mii|protecting Directors adepta revised pereonnel rulee that include a P artly sunny Saturday. High 48 to N . assault on the Alamo. After being advised of the W ground water from contamination, offerad his ideas on detailed deecrIpUon of what eexual baraemnent is. hopelessness of the situation, Louis “ Moses” Rose and h dealing with the problem to M people In the baeement Under the new deflation, any "pattern of aexually C the other men present were asked to lay down their lives of South Windeor’s Town Hell. The firat aeealon of the degrading words or actions, ranging from annoyances T Across the nation for the glory of Texas. Rose, who had fought with forum, which Identified the baaica of the iasue, was held and tHstrectlons to deliberate intimidatione and frank n laat Thursday. Napoleon Bonaparte, chose instead to flee. He leaped threats or demands” would be considered eexual n Winds that gusted to 72 mph blew through Oregon harassment. and Nevada today after knocking out windows and over a wall and ran, narrowly escaping capture by The Mea behind It, Jeffrey aaid, was to give practical “ Acte of this nature wll not be tolerated by the town of power, and rain and snow fell on California. Mexican troops. Rose lived 14 more years. Instraction on different waya the problem could be Manchester," the statement reads. FRONTS: handled. He used slides, maps, caae examples and A high-pressure system dominated the country DO Y O U KNOW — In what city is the Alamo located? The policy does not specify what would happen to a M audience participation to help educate the group, made town emirioyoe accuied of sexual harassment. east of the Rockies, producing clear to partly cloudy up mainly of local and state environmental officials. Warm CoM Stationary SO O 1987 Aceu-W*ath®f. Inc skies. THURSDAY’S ANSWER — “Out of Africa” won the Oscar The directors are scheduled to consider the proposal The Oregon winds cut power to about 16,ON for Bast Plelurs of 1888. Jeffrey stressed that ground water needs to be made when they meet Tuesday. The policy was approved In January by the town’s Human Relations Commission. customers in Bend for IS minutes and to 1,020 a bigger part of the development plan, required by the 3-6-87 • Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 198? state as a way to help the town focus on what its Werbner said today the guideline was drafted in customers in Ashland for half an hour Thursday Th e Accu-Weather | objectives should be in the future. Harald photo by MHchell response to Senkow’s dismissal. An agreement REGIONAL WEATHER afternoon, said Pacific Power k Light officials. between the town and Senkow’s union allowed Senkow "The rules of the game are a bit different when we forecast for Satur­ Bend's power failure left skiers at Mount to resign, and he has since found a Job In the private A Bachelor, a resort near the central Oregon city, NIE WEEK talk about this issue,” he said, because It affects more Accu-Weather®forecast for Saturday A day predicts sunny It go09 thiB way sector. aspects of municipal government than people think, in sitting on the lifts for up to 13 minutes, maintenance IIARNINO ACTIVITY Senkow admitted that he placed pornographic skies for most of the Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures areas such as development and land-use decisions. director Ray Brooks said. Generators w ere used to pictures and a copy of the novel "Looking for Mr. nation. Rain is Bill Martin, a junior at Howell Cheney Association and toured the school restore power to lifts and lodges, he said. That’s why It’s necessary to be specific and open to Regional Technical School, shows Thursday. He made the tour In conjunc­ Goodbar" on a female co-worker’s desk, according to expected in the West Winds continued gusting through Oregon today, police reports. He also tried to obtain her home community needs, he said. Kendall Starkweather a project ha's tion with a vocational education confer­ and in Florida. l^ribou [27' ) but were diminishing across Nevada. telephone number and address, police said. Eureka, Nev., clocked gusts up to 72 mph For example, Jeffrey said that the town of Durham doing for electrical shop class. Stark­ ence at Central Connecticut State included maps in its plan that identified the exact sise Under the proposed policy, employees who feel they Thursday, and high winds broke windows and blew and location of areas where there was concern. The weather Is executive director of the University Wednesday and Thursday. had been sexually harasaed are instructed to complain the roof off a trailer In Gabbs, Nev. town of Simsbury’s plan states in one section that no International Technology-Education to their supervisor, or higher town officials. Rain fell today across much of California, and underground storage fuel tanks can be buried at all. rain showers were scattered across the northern The specifics also can help when legal issues or |Bo«on|58' t Pacific Coast. A flash flood watch was posted for the conflicts are addressed, Jeffrey added. “ If you don’t Spaclal alectlon Monday Southern California mountains, where rain was have some idea of where you’re at, you become falling at the rate of about a half inch per hour. extremely weak when the pressure is on,” he said. Snow fell in the higher elevations of the Sierra Last month Manchester officials identified the Nevada mountains and the Lake Tahoe region, and town’s major underground water supplies. In doing so, travelers’ advisories were posted through Friday they suggested several alternatives to protect ground Andover vote pits newcomer against^vet morning. water from pollutants, such as amending sontng The western two-thirds of the nation continued to classifications to restrict high-risk uses and creating Atlantic •TUDtNTSI have unseasonably mild weather, with late-night an aquifer-protection overlay tone imposing restric­ O cean This Is Newspaper In Education Week. You can use your newspaper By Ooorat Layng Boisvert said that was how he came to has to work with the party’s leader. temperatures mostly in the 40s and 80s. Gulf Coast tions In other tones near aquifers. her attention and Is why she called him as an exciting way to learn. Try one of these Ideas with the comtc Harold Reportor In addition, she said the fact that she Wi«»hin3W>n|70 I states, on the other hand, reported below-normal The most important alternatives a town can look at, News Analygig to ask If he'd run for town office. has decided to wage a primary has temperatures. At 2 a.m. EST, it was 47 degrees in pages: Jeffrey said, are toning adjustments such at those. ANDOVER — The two Democratic Boisvert, U , has served as a select­ opened up the selection process and Brownsville, Texas, and 88 degrees in Great Falls, Itementaiy — Turn to your newspaper’s comic strips. Find ” It’s Just a matter of picking and choosing what’s best candidates for first selectman agree on man the past two years, and had worked allowed all registered Democrats the Mont. characters who look happy, sad, worried, mad, afraid, or confused. for you,” Jeffrey said, adding that getting ofOcials and basic issues. as a secretary and executive assistant In chance to choose the candidate. Cut out the comics and paste them on a piece of paper. Under developers to work together becomes a factor. “ You've David C. Woodbury, endorsed at the state government tor 12 years. She also got to keep the momentum going,” he said. Looming behind this battle Is the each drawing, write how that character seems to feel. party caucus in January, and Nellie L. conversation he was interested in served as town clerk from 1911 to 1983. controversy that erupted this past Audience members said the forum gave them a Boisvert, who Is challenging Woodbury running. "Carefully choosing my words Right after winning endorsement, Seeondoty — Often, comic strips make us laugh or wince at better grasp of the countless Issues surrounding summer over whether the town should in Monday's primary, ^ th want con­ — so It was the truth, yet it left open the Woodbury said Andover politics was in a sell its fleet of school buses and have a social, economic or political problems. Scan todaY> comics to ground-water protection. trolled residential development. The opportunity for either office," he said. transition period. "The Old Guard of And examples. Use one or more strips to Illustrate a brief essay " I found it interesting,” said Lynne Long of South private firm provide aervice. Deipite an two also want selectmen meetings held Boisvert, though, said Woodbury left a Andover is being augmented by the New advisory referendum In which residents about how real llte people feel with such problems. Windsor. Long, concerned about the environment, PEOPLE in the evening. They also want a new message the day after their first phone Guard,” he said. overwhelmingly voted to keep the admitted the subject could also be a bit foreign to her at firehouse, and say the town attorney, conversation that read "Tell Nellie the Woodbury has called for "new, young, times. buses, the Board of Education decided NswsCunvnIs building inipector and sanitarian should answer is yes unless she wants to talk strong leadership." He has also been to sell them. "H e found her in a rodeo. He cKnowledoa Unllmttad. Inc. "It helped me to realise more the importance of be more available. me out of it.” When she returned home critical of what he calls the ruling Poltler acting again Jtadjust come back from Vietnam ground water," Long said. " I ’m just trying to What has roused emotions In this that day, she called Woodbury and he "clique” made up of Boisvert, Town BOISVERT BACKED the decision by after flying 320 missions,” Steloff understand where the developers and the planning otherwise-quiet rural town, hoWbver, confirm ^ he wanted to run as select­ Chairman Beatrice Kowalski and other Sidney Poltler has returned to A NewipApcr In Education Program the school board, which la chaired by said. Bponaorad bjr boards are coming from.” are questions of age, experience and. man, she said. Democrats. acting after years of producing- Kowalikl. Woodbury aald "N ellie made "It’s an incredibly beautiful Tom Mocko, who lives on Bldridge Street in honesty. The battle is also viewed as a At the caucus, Boisvert had been This group, he suggests, has exerted and directing, but his sympathies The Manchester Herald gross political mlstakea" by going love story — somebody who gets Manchester, Is an assistant planner for the town of fight between political newcomers and nominated by the town committee to run too much control over town affairs for “ against the wishes of the majority of seem to remain with the manage­ in there and drives a guy ... to do Farmington, where officials are currently in the last those who have been active In Andover as firat selectman. However, Woodbury too long. He said a number of young voters." Many of Woodbury’a suppor­ ment side of movie-making. this one last mission,” Steloff stages of revising their toning regulations. " I wanted affairs for years. was nominated from the floor and won parents in town have the perception that ters at the caucus were advocates of “ W e as actors don’t deserve N said. to use the forum as a mechanism to see what other A major point of contention is whether SB to 38. there is no room for them to get involved keeping the buses. In local affairs. m illion or $10 million up front if a Rutan and Y eager were in AlmMiac towns have already done," he said. or not Woodbury told Boisvert in ANOTHER ISSUE is age and expe­ He said that as a selectman, she picture doesn’t get its cost back,” Japan on Thursday and unreach­ Although most of the Information was not new to him, January before the party caucus that he would be willing to run as a selectman, rience. Woodbury, 47, is a real estate BOISVERT HAS COUNTERED that should have kept her personal feelings Poitier said recently in an inter­ able for comment, he said. Mocko said it was valid instructional fodder. 6 6 view on the set of his 42nd movie Today is Friday, March 6, the of "The CBS Evening News.” “ There’s a lot of misconceptions because you really with Boisvert as the first selectman developer who ^ has never run for experience — not age — should be the on the Issue to herself, especially since It in Monrovia, Calif. "Nothing 68th day of 1M7. There are 3N In 1983, a woman in New can’t observe ground water," he said. "It's not cut and candidate. Boisvert maintains he did, political office before. iasue. "People don’t look at me and say was a Board of Education matter. 'She's over the hill,’’’ Boisvert said. Boisvert, though, said ihe gave her would upset me more than to be in days left in the year. Bedford, Mass., charged she had dried.” while Woodbury claims he left open the Woodbury, who served in the Coast Back to comedy Ab for her association arith Kowalaki, opinion on the Issue after studying the a film for which I was paid a great Today’s Highlight in History: been gang-raped atop a pool table possibility of running for the top spot. Guard, was perhaps best known in Andover for giving a speech during she said they are not social acquaintan­ facts. A person should not be critidsed deal of money that didn’t work.” Doctors say Gllda Radnor can On March 6,1886, the Alam o in in a tavern, in a case that In a campaign advertisement, Wood­ bury said he told Boisvert in a telephone Memorial Day ceremonies last year. ces. She stressed that as a candidate she for giving his or her opinion, she said. Poitier, 60, plays an FBI agent resume her television comedy San Antonio, Texas, feii to attracted widespread attention. in "Little Nikita,” a film about a work four months after having a Mexican forces after a 13-day Two men were later convicted of Authority, town teen-ager whose parents are cancerous cyst removed from her siege. All of the 187 defenders of the crime. spying for the Soviet Union. ovary. the mission compound — includ­ Ten years ago: Israeli Prime . Candidates agree on most town matters Another former actor, Richard Her first bookings include a ing Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie Minister Yitzhak Rabin arrived sign N. Eim pact Benjamin, is directing the movie. segment on cable T V ’s " I t ’ s — were killed. in Washington for his first talks Why would highly acclaimed Garry Shandling’s Show,” writ­ On this date: with President Jimmy Carter. Town Manager Robert Weiss Thursday signed a ANDOVER — Democratic first se­ required, she would support that too, she actors become directors? TO M P E TTY SIDNEY POITIER ten expressly for her, then a stint In 18N, poet Elizabeth Barrett Five years ago: Author- - said. . . returns to acting letter of agreement that provides for having the lectman candidates David C. Woodbury "Ah, well, if we didn’t have . wins round one as host of "Saturday Night Live,” Browning was bom in Durham, philosopher Ayn Rand died in Manchester Housing Authority take over supervision and Nellie L. Boisvert share similar O n« of the most talked-about matters is what to Woodbury aaid the answer may lie in very large egos, we wouldn’t be on which Radnor gained national England. New York at age 77. A fire at the of the design and construction of apartments for the posltiona on a number of issues raised do about new raaidantial development In town. A hiring secretarial help so that officials directing,” said Poitier, calling fame, said her manager, Beraie In 1634, the city of York in Westchase Hilton Hotel in Hous­ elderly on town-owned North Elm Street property. during the campaign. can spend less time doing paper work the work “ seductive.” who have negative reactions to nervosa, an eating disorder char­ Brillstein. Upper Canada was incorporated ton left 12 people dead. The letter, signed Wednesday by authority Chairwo­ One of the moat talked-about matters boom In new home building has begun and la and more time out in the field. Poitier’s credits include the commercialization of music.” acterized by emaciation and the Radnor, 40, is also considering as . One year ago: President Rea­ man Ada ^lliva n , also providM that the authority will is what to do about new residential expected to continue over the next few years, Finding a new firehouae baa long been “ Blackboard Jungle,” "In the avoidance of food. She and her returning to television full-time in In 1683, Verdi’s opera "La gan tapped James C. Fletcher to irork irith the town to develop a contract under which development in town. A boom in new diBcuaaed. Boisvert said she supports Heat of the Night,” "To Sir, With brother broke into the pop music her own network situation Traviata” premiered in Venice, serve as administrator of the the authority will manage the 24-apartment complex home building has begun and ia especially If the proposed Route 6 expressway the efforts of a study committee that is aearching for land on which to build a Love” and "Guess Who’s Coming scene in 1970 when she was 20 and comedy, Brillstein said Italy. National Aeronautics and Space Ydien it ia completed. expected to continue over the next few le built new facility. to Dinner?” Time* for an album he was 24. Their hits included Thursday. In 1987, in its famous "Dred Administration for the second Carol Shanley, the authority’s executive director, years, eapecially if the proposed Route 6 Woodbury baa aaid it may be better to “ We’ve Only Just Begun,” “ Close Scott” decision, the Supreme time. said this morning that the next step will be to set up a expressway is built. Singer-composer Richard Car­ find an existing building and renovate it. to You” and "R ain y Days and Court held that Scott, a slave, Today’s Birthdays: Television meeting of authority representatives with Alan Both Woodbury and Boisvert have penter soon plans to release his'^ Lamson, the architect the town has hired to design the He said this would be less costly. Petty wins suit Mondays.” could not sue for his f r ^ o m in a personality Ed McMahon is 64. said they favor development, but only if first solo album, "Time,” and bipartisan study panel be formed to is important to keep existing homes Both support holding evening meet­ federai court. Conductor Sarah Caldwell is 63. apartments. it is done in a way townspeople want, Rock singer-composer Tom may make his first national tour At a meeting Wednesday, Sullivan appointed three e x i^ r e development and other issues along the current Route 6 so that peqple ings of the Board of Selectmen, tfossiona Today's quotes In 1933, a nationwide bank FBI director William Webster is and as long as it does not aerioualy P etty has won the first round in a since the death of his sister Karen members of the authority’s Board of Commissioners to damage the environment. that will affect Andover in the coming passing through town will have a are now held in the afternoon. Worldly film holiday declared by President 63. The first woman in space, copyright suit against B.F. Good­ four years ago. "Isra el was not on trial, an review plana with Lamaon. H iey are Richard Woodbury aaid the town’s 1979 plan of years. He said the panel’s report would favorable image of Andover. Woodbury has proposed expanding Franklin D. Roosevelt went into Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Te­ rich Co., which he says is using a Dionne Warwick, Dnsty Sprlng- Dick Rnuin and Jeann Yeager, individual was on trial. I don’t Schwolsky, John FitiPatrick, and James Morancy. development should be reviewed. Bois­ serve as a guide for town officials’ In a related area, Boisvert supports the board from three to five membera. reshkova, is 89. Actor Ben variation o f his ^png “ M ary’s fleld and Heih Alpert also per­ who flew the Voyager around the think it was a collective verdict, effect. Plans now are in a preliminary state, and one change vert said the Planning and Eoning d^sion s. the plan by the Board of Selectmen this This would allow study panels to be Murphy is 48. ActoiMlIrector Rob New Car” in commercials for form on the album, which will be world in nine days without or collective punishment. Israel In 1938, retired Supreme Court already has been agreed on. A full foundation will be Commission has considered doing that, In particular, he aaid the panel should year to expand the hours of the building formed and also allow meetings to be radial Ures. released in May, Bob Garda, refuOling, have sold film rights has admitted that she made a Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Reiner is 42. built under one of the buildings to provide storage and she aupporta their efforts. consider creating a buainesa zone along inspector to M hours a week, and the held if one or two membera are abaent, U.S. District Judge J. Spencer spokesman for AAM Records, for their story. mistake, a regretftil mistake. Jr. died. Thought for Today: "To have, space for tenants of the apartment complex. Woodbury has also propoaed that a the proposed Route 6 highway. He aaid it aanitarian to 17. If more hours are be aaid. Letts on Wednesday in Los said Thursday in Los Angeles. Heritage Entertainment said And I hope she will not face a In 1944, U.S. bombers staged a doubted one’s own first prlnci- Angeles banned Goodrich from "It is all original material ... Thursday in Beverly Hills, Calif., repeated situation of this nature daylight raid against Berlin dur­ ples, is the mark of a civilised- using the advertisement pending produced, arranged and played it bought the rights for an amount in the future.” — Israeli Foreign ing World W ar II. man.” — Oliver Wendell Holmes another hearing March 13. by Richard. He does all of the company president Skip Stelotf Minister Shimon Peres, on the In IW7, the former British Junior (1M1-I93S). ClASSIFIEDADS 9 African colonies of the Gold Coast male vocals,” Garcia said. describe as in the "very high six 9 Goodrich’s ad agency. Grey Jonathan J. Pollard spy scandal. BURlOQBtlWrill Advertising Inc., tried to buy the Carpenter, 41, wants to see how figures.” “ I never knew and to this day I and Togoland became the inde­ rights to “ Mary’s New Car” last the album does ^fo re deciding on He said he sees it as more of a don’t know where the money pendent state of Ghana. Lottery 643-2711 W fh w M ia n d August, but Petty refused, his a tour, Garcia said. The singer love story than an adventure. came from. If you’re dying of In 1M7, the daughter of Josef with BIG fashion has made many solo appearances Pilots Rutan, 49, and Yeager, thirst in the desert, you don’t Stalin, Svetlana Alliluyeva, ap­ lawyers said. 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■v Fete Vest dtemtos Norte's lawsrit, but the Morrisoa finom riipomHng her ia- convicted vesHgattou of Justiee De^rtment The Aooeclated'Fresf deiMitment invoked only narrow procedural gromds, raring to handling of a 1813 Environmental WASHINGTON — Attorney Gen­ Join Walrii in asserting teat tee Proteetton Agency controverqr to of arson save four from flames eral Edw in Meeoe H I says he is independent counsel statute is include two former Jiistice Dofiart- protecOiM the Investifatioa into the cmistitiitional. ment officials. WATERBURY (AP) - Nearly SWmiNOTON (AP) - Two passerby hold Sorensen while be Hooper, 44, and Inge Emonds, 88,: ImMontre affair ^ appointing The department simply said Hfeese, according to sources the fl ve yeara after the w o n t fire in thia off-duty flrofigblora said they went into the bulMing to lead a tenant (H the apartment builtBng, Lawrence E. Walrii tea newriflee Norte had no legal basis for Post ted not name, arguedR may be city’a hlatory killed 14 people in a might have boon ablo to savo a Pannon out. As he and Pannon were were treated at Bradley Memorial of independent counsel. challenging the legitimacy of unconstRuttonal for tee Judgn to tenement, a Jnry haa found a ' woiMan who dashod back into a em er^ng, Sorensen brtdte away for snuAe inhalation and release. Meese’s action amounts to an W ririi’s investigation. Department expand Morrison’s mandate with­ M-year-oM Watertniry man guilty burning boihHi« for her cMM if from the paseeiby and, agMn, Pirefighter Robert Skrxypiec. 37 end-run around a lawsuft by Lt. Col. officials have tong had doubts aboirt out the attorney general’s of araon murder. dw y bad boon equipped wMb fHaner stopped her. As be dU, was treated for rib injuries, a ORvef L. North that could teeconstitutioaalKy of tee 1878law. approval. larael Madera facea up to 14 life oxygon masks. Pannon ruMied back into the baring hospital spokesman said. torpraoed Walsh’s criminal A number of Republican and Morrison’s investigation is exa- Dobra Pannon, n , was klllod in Meese’s legri maneuver Democratic congressmen, includ­ nrinhw ailegattons that former aentencea, or MO yeara in priaon, Investigators had not determined tho flro Thursday that claimod the At that moment, Lawrence queritens about W ririi’s independ­ ing Senate Judiciary Committee Assistent Attorney Oneral Theo­ when he la aentenced on April 10. a cause, but Southington Pire (teief Connecticut law definea a life Hfo of her 3-yoar-old son Matthew Hooper, a volunteer flreflf^iter who ence, but the attorney general says member Arlen Specter, R-Pa., and dore B. (Mson gave false testimony Arthur, Toth said the Maxe ap­ aentence aa 60 yeara in prison. and two other cMIdron, PMIlip bad been acroH the street buying a the independent counsel win main- the committee’s chairman, Joseph toCongrros in a confrontafion over peared to have started in the The panel of nine men and three l^tron, 4, and his IS-montb-oM lottery ticket, dashed into the ■ tain.die wide scope of Ms investiga­ Biden, D-Del., urged Meese this EPA ’’Soi>erfund’’ documents. kitchen of a second-floor apart­ women deliberated about eight brother, Robert (Hson. building after Pannon. tion and teat he retains an the week to defend the constitutionality Morrison had asked tee court to be ment. The three-story building bad houra over two daya in Superior "W e were at the right place at the' "I could hear tee babies crying Independence be bad previoariy of the independent counsel statute. allowed also to investigate fonner light time, but we were totally and I could bear the mother yelling. seven apartments, four on the when appointed by a panel of three "We are reviewing that whole deputy attorneite general Edw ard Court before finding Madera guilty second floor and three on the third. Thursday of 14 counts of arson heliHess without the right equip­ 'We’re here. We’re here,’” Hooper federal Judges. subject very carefully” regarding C. SchmuRs and Carol E. IMnUns. ment," said Pire Capt. Russel said. Toth said the third floor sustained Meese a ^ tee Justice Depart­ constKutionality, Meese toM reiior- Olson, SchmuRs and Dinkim murder stemming from the apart­ smoke and water damage, while ment building Are on July S, 1082. Wiener, who was |K>inted. He said the building’s exterior of (dan is advisable,” said . F. relieved and satisfied that the Jury women made attempts to run back "M y babies, m y babies!” So­ which Walsh was appointed, "(da­ House aide Michael Deaver, Meese was asked whether having a s ^ a lt shingles covered by alumi­ James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., a did their duty and brought in a right AP photo into the building for their children. rensen cried as she stood outside ces a question mark ove r... Walsh’s former White House (Kditical direc­ an executive branch officer aiipoint num siding cuased the fire to bum AS pOotO commRtee member. "It would and Just verdict," said Assistant Wisner said he led Sorensen from the burning building, witnesses activities,’’ the attorney general tor Lyn Nofziger and former Walsh gives the a(>|iearance of a intensely and hindered firefighters. make the independent counsel an State’s Attorney Walter Scanlon. A Southington firefighter takes a break Thursday after a the building first and she ran back reported. She remained in good said. Justice Department official Theo­ conflict of interest. The attorney Into the building twice, but each condition at Bradley Memorial "We’re always hampered by Without (wotecting the inde|>end- dore Olson. general denied that was the case official of the executive branch and Defense attorney John Murphy fire that burned a three-story building in the town was aluminum siding. It makes it (a that’s exactly what Congress said he will appeal the verdict. time he stopped her before she Hospital in Southington after being Banned hlatory ent counsel’s (Msition, "witnesses Deaver has filed a suR similar to and said Walrii will have "essen­ brought under control. A mother and her three children could reach the upper floors. treated for smoke Inhalation and building) like a chimney. The fire North’s, and Meese said he "w ill be tially the same indeiieiidence that wanted to get away from when R A Murphy said lue was "disap­ might refuse to testify because they perished In the flames. minor cuts. stays inside,” he said. patted tee special prosecutor law pointed" with the verdict. Wisner said he finally had a Serena Edgar, assistant principal at the Murphy High questioned his (Walsh’s) ability to discussing ... how we might be of the Ethics in Government statute provides.” following Watergate.” Madera pleaded no contest to the School in Moble, Ala., carts away an 11th grade history grant im m unity,” Meese told a help" with the counsel in that case, charges in 1083 and was sentenced book banned by a federal coiill order. "The History of a news conference. "Grand Juries Whitney North Seymour Jr. might be questionably The Washington Post reported in to two consecutive life terms In Free People," one of 45 books banned by U.S. District prison. The court accepted the plea constituted." today’s edRions that Meese also on condition the state Supreme Homosexual pushes for anti-tliscrimination bill Judge W.B. Hand Wednesday, was said to teach godless Also on Thursday, the Justice had asked a three-judge (lanel to block independent counsel Alexia J. Court uphold the admissibility as humanism. Deiwrtment filed a motion to evidence of a confession police say antibodies to the AID S virus but they obtained from Madera. By Brent Lavmon discriminate against AIDS pa­ resolve discrimination complaints sulted in a finding of discrimina­ don’t have the disease. But the high court ruled in 1085 The Associated Press tients, as it is currently illegal to to do the typical A ID S patient any tion, he and commission officials that the Judge was wrong to accept discriminate against people be­ good. said. "Fear of A ID S haa led there to be lot of discrimination against the conditioijal plea and sent the H A R T F O R D — A 36-year-old cause of race, religion or physical "F o r a person with AIDS, three to House passes bill to assist homeless LaGrow charged that a Hartford individuals who are diagnosed as case back to Superior Court. travel agent who says he was fired disability. Among the areas co- five years is unreasonable," he travel agency fired him a month having AIDS and individuals who The state presented testimony after his homosexual lover died of verecyn the bill are the work place, said. Bv Tom Sappy cluding actor Martin Sheen, who intolerable that, in any weather, the exacerbate the fiscal ill by making after his lover died in May 1085 have been diagnosed as probable during the four-day trial to show AID S two years ago is urging housing, labor and Insurance. The LaGrow said he does not have The Aszoclaitd Press along with several members of streets of America’s cities should it new money. We should transfer because the employer feared La­ carriers of the AIDS vim s,” said that Madera had been visiting his support for legislation to prohibit measure has the support of state AIDS, the fatal disease that des­ Congress slept in Washington be used for sleeidng.” the funds from existing accounts.” Grow had also contracted aquired Dr. James Hadler, chief epidemiol­ niece, Lydia Madera, who lived in discrimination against AIDS health officials. troys a person’s Immune system, W A S H IN G TO N - The House, streets with the city’s vagrants Michel said the cities must A similar bill by Rep. Robert S. immune deficiency syndro.e. A ogist for the state health the apartment building. victims. The Public Health Committee Is but once tested positive for AID S after rejecting several Republican early Wednesday. remove the (>eople from the streets Walker, R-Pa., also failed on a vote Let us help you second tf'avei agency reneged on a department Ms. Madera testified that she ’T m fearful that any day I could also considering bills to approp­ antibodies. Six subsequent tests efforts to dilute the effectiveness of In one of the closest votes on as soon as possible. Estimates of of 230-154. Job offer after calling one of threw Madera out of her apartment be rounded up — quarantined," riate $550,000 for AIDS education were negative, he said. a bill to help the nation’s homeless, several pro(>o8ed amendments, the the number of homeless in the LaGrow’s former employers and plan your after he had too much to drink and Gordon LaGrow said Thursday and counseling programs and to LaGrow, who decided against "It’s interfered with their ability passed and sent the $500 million House voted 207-203 to kill a nation range from the hundreds of The House also rejected 292-101 being told he had AIDS, LaGrow started a fire In a sofa. She also said outside the room where the legisla­ create a full-time health depart­ testifying at Thursday’s hearing, to get housing ... it’s caused an amendment by Rep. William E. said. measure to the Senate. provision by Re(niblican leader thousands to the millions. she gave him a book of matches in ture’s Public Health Committee ment position to coordinate, assess has filed three discrimination com­ individuals to get fired from their On a vote of 264-121 Thursday Robert H. Michel of Illinois which "There is absolutely no excuse Dannemeyer, R-Calif., to prohibit landscape now State health officials say the the hallway outside the apartment held a public hearing on the and plan care for AIDS victims. plaints with the human rights Jobs — perfectly healthy individu­ evening, the House approved the would have prohibited any new for a mayor of any city to allow anyone from receiving help under anti-discrimination measure to light a cigarette and a few anti-discrimination measure and LaGrow complained the state commission since 1088, when his als who are perfectly capable of emergency bill which was intro­ human beings to sleep in the cold on the emergency programs until they should be expanded to Included money from being ap(>ropriated for minutes later the hallway was other bills dealing with AIDS. Commission on Human Rights and lover died of AIDS. Tw o are still performing their Jobs," Hadler duced by the House Democratic programs covered by the legisla­ the streets,” he said. "Th e basic are tested for the AIDS virus. under investigation and one re­ people who have tested positive for engulfed In flames. The bill would make it illegal to Opportunities takes too long to said. leadership and opiwsed by the tion. Instead, Michel’s pro(>osal minimum we should demand is that In another vote, the House Reagan administration as too would have taken money from local officials save individual hu­ rejected 202-183 an amendment by costly. other programs. man beings from their immediate Tom DeLay, R-Texas, which would Whitham nursery The legislation would provide "In the United States of America, dilemma.” have required that any organiza­ food, shelter and rent subsidies It is Intolerable that human beings But the G O P leader said if the tion receiving money under the bill RBHle •, BeHea - i43-7M2 State officials playing musical chairs Connecticut in Brief through several programs. It was should sleep outside in the cold,” House believes there ought to be aid be required to o(>en its books for an Hours: Monday-SaturtJay 9-5:30, Sunday 9-5 sup(>orted by demonstrators in­ Michel said. "And It is equally to the homeless, "then let’s not Internal Revenue Service audit. By Judd Everhart executive director, did ask to be Lloyd’s. Oppenheimer, in a move to answerany questions: “ I have no The Aesoclated Press considered for another position. He some administration members be­ comment for the press. I spent six Witnesses want boy tried as youth has been temporarily appointed as lieve was forced after a sometimes- years as executive director and I H A R T F O R D — A state agency executive assistant to Mr. Ra- stormy six years in office, asked not have no comment, raally." D AN B UR Y — A handful of witnesses have testified at a closed head who wasn’t reappointed has gazzi,” said Jon L. Sandberg, to be reappointed. William K. Seymmr, spokesman hearing that a 18-year-old Newtown High School student, charged been given a $50,000-a-year Job as O ’Neill’s press secretary. Oppenheimer’s last day as execu­ for the gaming division, said with manslaughter in the death of another teen-ager last his successor’s executive assistant, In addition, ousted Health Com­ tive director was Feb. 27. He first Oppenheimer’s appointment to the November, should be tried as a Juvenile. while a second ousted commis­ missioner Dr. Douglas S. Lloyd Is began working for the state on Sept. new post was effective Monday. But ^he hearing was held Thursday to determine if John Saputo REGIONAL ADULT CAREER FAIR sioner is negotiating a similar negotiating with his successor, 23, 1977. He needs to work at least he said Oppenheimer is taking should be granted "youthful offender" status that would close all arrangement. Frederick G. Adams, for a Job as a until Sept. 23 of this year to several weeks’ vacation. Seymour further proceedings to the public and limit any sentence passed in 6 A.W . Oppenheimer, who asked consultant with the agency. Deputy accumulate 10 years in state was not certain when Oppenheimer the case. Gov. William A. O’Neill not to Health Services Commissioner Eli­ service and qualify for a pension. will actually begin working for 6 The hearing was expected to continue today before Danbury reappoint him as executive director Thursday, March 12th, 1987 nor P. Jacobson said Thursday. Sandberg said he did not know if Ragazzi. Superior Court Judge William Sullivan. of the Division of Special Revenue, ’’They’re talking about it, there’s Oppenheimer’s pension played any "Th a t’s something that has to be Saputo allegedly struck Timothy Dalton, 17, of Newtown, at has been named executive assist­ arranged yet with Mr. Ragazzi," nothing final," she said. role in the governor’s decision to least twice outside a private home in Newtown during a party. ant to his successor, Orlando P. After he was re-elected in No­ find him a Job. He said he did not Seymour said. Oppenheimer "is Dalton never regained consciousness and was pronounced dead 7:00-9:00 P.M. Ragattl, the governor’s office vember, O ’Neill demanded letters know how long Oppenheimer would tree to take his vacation when he two days later. confirmed Thur^ay. of resignation from all commission­ work as Ragazzl’s assistant. wants it." Lawyers Involved declined to discuss the case In detail (snowdate: March 19th, 7:00-9:00 P.M.) "Mr. Oppenheimer, while he ers and their deputies. He later When contacted at home Thurs­ He said Oppenheimer’s salary asked to be relieved of his duites as accepted six of them, including day evening, Oppenheimer refused was about $80,0M a year. following the Thursday’s session. Police search for robbers Legislators may eliminate happy hours W EST HARTFORD — Authorities, working with composite sketches, questioned witnesses as they continued to search for three men who took over $1 million from an armored truck during Irresponsible wnen such things as holders, even private clubs where Planning to Enter or Re-enter the Work Force? By Judd Everhart during certain time periods, said a noontime robbery. 5-cent beers are offered. free drinks might be offered during The Azzocloted Press Rep. Edith G. Prague, D-Columbia, "Were getting down to going over the nitty-gritty,” West “is an invitation to drink much Under so-called dram-shop laws, wedding receptions. Hartford Police Chief Francis Reynolds said Thursday. H A R T F O R D — Connecticut has more than people ordinarily would bars can be held liable for drunken Prague said provisions would be A law enforcement source said the heist amounted to $1,095,000. taken a series of steps in recent drink, and then they have to get drivers who have accidents on the made for those kinds of situations. years to reduce drunken driving, home” way home. Cronin proposed that the bill Teams of FBI agents and police interviewed witnesses to Interested in Career Change or Job Advancement?^ and the elimination of happy hours “ M y blood runs cold when 1 think The bill would prohibit bars or specifically exempt private parties double earlier statements, Reynolds said. Sketches of the In bars and restaurants is one that of these people driving on our restaurants from offering free or and banquets. robbers were near completion, but the chief didn’t know when should be taken this year, several roads, a threat to every one of us reduced-price drinks. Prices could they would be made public. state lawmakers say. who might be on the same road at only change on a month-to-month Rep. Stanley J. Krawiec, D-New Reynolds said authorities were getting many telephone calls Considering Further Education or Training? "W e have addressed stiffer pe­ the same time. We must eliminate basis. The bill would not affect free Britain, said he was not convinced from people who thought they spotted the getaway car. But he nalties for drunken driving, we the cheap drink scene because life or reduced-price food used by some the bill would do any good. said police had developed no new leads. have raised the drinking age and we is too precious to play games with,” establishments to encourage "If we eliminate happy hours, The robbery took place as a Loomis Armored Inc. truckbacked have done everything in our power she said. patronage. they’ll come up with another up to the rear door of a Bank of Boston Connecticut branch office — almost e ver^hing — to reduce Similar bills have failed in recent Cronin suggested the bill be gim m ick," Krawiec said. Wednesday. As three security guards unload bags of cash, the altered to allow restaurants to AA accidenU on our highways and to years. The committee has not scheduled gunmen Jumped the guards, police said. make Connecticut a safer place to This year, the measure has the serve drinks at one price in the bar a vote on the measure. AA A live,’’ Rep. Janet Polinsky, D- support of the 500-member Connec­ and a higher price in the dining Earlier Thursday, the committee AA qAA > ^ Waterford. told the General Law ticut Restaurant Association. room to help defray of the cost of approved, on a 18-1 vote, a bill State may face $3.8 million A,' Committee Thursday. Association Vice President Jean waiters and busboys. allowing package stores to conduct AA AA Banning happy hours, she said, Cronin told the General Law Rep. Francis X. O’Neill Jr., tastings of wine and other products HARTFORD — The error rate in the state’s largest welfare A a "is another small step In that Committee that passing the bill R-Guilford, said he that unless the on the premises. program exceeded federal standards for the year ending Sept. 30, AA dliecUon.” would help "eliminate the percep­ bill’s language was changed, it A law allowing such tastings on a 1808, a top Republican legislative leader said. A 9 OHering discounts on drinks tion the public has that we’re being would affect all liquor-permit pilot basis expired Oct. 1. But an official in the Department of Income Maintenance, 9 which oversees the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program, disputed House Minority Leader Robert G. Jaekle’s claim that the agency faces a potential $3.0 million penalty. Study shows eating disorders big probiem The federal Department of Health and Human Services notified the state this week that its AFDC error rate was 4.73 By Susan Okula ars ago. About 93 percent of the students frequently and 1 percent had percent; federal regulations permit a maximum error rate of 3 Tlw Associated Press When Adams and the student in the Kasper survey reported they serious health problems related to percent. researcher, Ellen Kasper of South oRen ate when they were not their eating hahits, Adams said. Jsekle said Thursday the amount over the allowed level hungry, while 80 percent of them COME TO THE REGIONAL ADULT CAREER FAIR STORRS — Eating disorders Windsor, noticed the similarity in Kasper’s survey also showed that translated to $3.3 million in “bogus payments" to program among teen-age girts and young the resulte between Kasper’s sur­ described the behavior as being in 88 percent of the high school recipients, an amount he said could be withheld by the federal women are looking less like a veys and the earlier ones, they binge proportions, Adams said. students had been on a diet, Adanu government. trouMesome fad and more like a became confident that Kasper's The survey allovred the students said. permanent problem, says a Univer­ study "had demonstrated some­ themselves to define binge and tlie sity of Connecticut expert on the thing,” Adams said. students may not all have deRned it ” I can’t imagine that all these young women really had weight At The Manchester High School Cafeteria subject. Adams is the author of numerous the same as clinicians, she said. Rttldtnlt oppose prison In town "Everyone says this is a fad of the articles on eating disorders and a Binge behavior can be clinically problems as deRned by health WINDSOR LOCKS — Selectmen responding to a petition by ’88s, that we didn’t see much of it in co-author with Paul Haskew of described u bulimia, an eating considemtions,” she said. "They the 1888s and early 1878s,’’ said UConn of a book on the subject. disorder, when the person overeats may have image problems, I guess. residents have started forming a seven-member citizens 7 committee to look at the state’s proposal to locate a priaon their They’re probably quite pMte but 7 Cynthia Adanu, a iwychologist and " I never dreamed that in 1887 we uncontrollably, Adams said. It is associate professor In the school of would be faced with at least as sometintes accompanied by self- believe they have to be thinner.” town. SPONSORED BY: m any eating-disordered students The state wants to convert two buildings at Camp Hartell into a allied health professions at the induced vomiting, known as purge Of 78 high school students who school. "Right now, I don’t think it as we were were In 1877,” Adanu behavior. minimum-security correction center for people sentenced for answered Hie relevant questions, 14 drunken driving. Manchester High School will go away.” said. She predicted the current Adams said that not all of the percent reported starving them­ Manchester Adult Education Adams commented Thursday on level of eating disorder cases would students who reported binge behav­ selves until they lost at least IS Lucy Michaud, 73, who lives near the National Guard two surveys thatoneof her students continue at least into the 1888s. ior would have an eating disorder. percent of their original weight, a administrative and storage center, said Thursday the petition 134 East Middle Turnpike r ecently compiled on the eating Kasper asked 88 University of But she said that the percentage, clinical definition of anorexia ner- had $8$ signatures. Regional Adult Basic Education hahMs of 188 female high school and Connecticut students and 138 high which matched similar research of Adams said. " I really hope they vriU squash this down," said Michaud, who school studenu in South Windsor to eight years ago, did indicate that was one of the petition organisers. "W e don’t really need this Manchester, C T the survey did use nu out quesUonnaites anonym­ some of the students may have Thirty-eight percent said they •mcf (MMWinc wwnwoi or oopwi* ously in the fall of 1888 and in serloas eating disorders. exercised to lose weight for at least First Selectman R. Clifford Randall, who already has For Information Call 875-1960 Heated stettsUcul analysis. Adams January, Adanu said. The students Some national studies have esti­ one hour every day no matter how expressed his oppoaitlon to the plan, said members of thedtisens were between the agw of 14 and IS. rite were strongly mated that about 78 percent of they , while 83 percent reported committee vroiM he picked by selectmen. to those reached hy ether She said that self-report questlon- teen-agers exhibited sigM of eating that they never eat nonnalRr, she ' reuearchers e i ^ ye­ naires may not alvruys he accurate. disorder, while 18 percent did so m M. ■ - MANCHESTER HgRALD. rridw. M w i* ft WW v % Israel m r OPINION V ^S./W aM Jb B rlt0 f • UMmploynMfil rale nome sleedy offers WASHlWGTtWO — The imthHi’ B uaemplBynMat rMB hMdatd.7 pdrcBM in February— its tMrd moafii at file lowest rsde in Marly Speech left coiw/wMsT MRiy OF inesmier uwwi six years — as 1N,0N married women found new J ^ , file apology government saM today. A m * In all, file economy created S N ,0N Jobs last month, M cortfing to a Labor Department survey of hoMeboMs. B y Don iMHbBru Th « ASBOCMfifi FTBM questions « N » P R IA J M a Added to file pilM in prevloas months. Marly l.l milHon » t AmericaM have found work sinee October.’The proportion of file TEL AVIV, Israel - Definwe 1 ^ 9 7 dvIHan popdation at work et^Ml to a record n .l percent last HIMaler Yitzhak RMdit apokigiaed month, the departm ent said. M FIf to the U aM d S M es for fiib ikrf „.INAAMe SMMSmT Over ^ iMt year, the Bureau of Labmr Statisfics said, the Jonafiiaa J. PoBard epy seaMM, unanswered nation’s workforce has grown by 2.3 milHon people, wKh mhfit e u m o N , and Isiweii Iqfialaters women accounting for M arly thrM out of five new Job holders m* sedtors. SpeaUBg on lara^ TetovMon, President Reagan came asckwe to an /«3ReopeN CIA weapons The greatert Job galM last month, seasonally adjusted, were in PorrigB Minister SWmoa Peres ■pofcW •* he prcl»b!y ever win Wednesday retail trade, wifii 1W,0N Jobs created. Nearfy half of file growfil said file PoBard affair caused a night in his “ come-dean” speech. SOCieTK.. was in (fepartment and general merchamHae stores. ’ ’serious erosion” in relathms be­ N. tween the United States and Israel. The televised address represented what of old offer “ We must make a sM rem e efldrt to nnany consider to be a first step in OuMlkMit ralMd by tludy overcome K,” Peres added. rehabilitating an already heavily damaged Pollard, tt, a former U.S. Navy % administratimi. WASHING’KMN — Some women who have hysterectomies intelligence analyst, pleaded guilty suffer an unnsmlly h ^ death rate from later ovarian cancer, a The president todc full reqwnsibility for the deadly insight to s|^ng for Israel and was finding that a researcher says raises m w questions about the Iran arms scandal, finally emitting ^ a t he sentenced to life in prison Wednes­ increasingly common practice of not Removing ovaries during day in Wariiiiwton. His wife. Anne M had so long denied to the American pe<^le — WASHINGTON - Hithfea away ia the H A the surgery. Henderson-PoBard, was sentenced that the sale of arms to Iran had, indeed, been headquarters comptex ia Laa^ey, Va.. ia oae of file Dr. Larry McGowan of the George Washington Universfty to five years for helping Mm. AFplieto intended to win the freedom of hostages held most fascinating museums in the WasbfiMtao Medical Center says a study of women in thie metropolitan Relations between the two coun­ in Lebanon. area; The spy agency’s historical iatefUience Washington area shows thOM who had ovarian cancer after a tries were furfiier strained wMn PoliCB ofiiCBT Luis Rivera crouches in East Harlem neighborhood of New York That’s many miles away from his (o?T. collection of books and Kerns of yesteryear. hysterectomy had a mortality rate of W percent. PoBard’s recrufter, OA. Aviem front of a woman protecting her child as Thursday. The gunman eventuafiy statements last November that newspaper Unfortunately, the collection isn’t to the ’TMs death rate five years after diagn^s is about twice the SeBa, was promoted Sunday to a top a gunman holding four hoatat^ opened surrendered, and no one was injured In accounts about secret arms deals to Iran were public. M we’ve gotten a peek at the contents of national average for this type of cancer, McGowan says in a air force Job despKe sharp Ameri­ can protesto. fire from an apartment building in the the standoff. what might be called the Old-’Ilm ers’ Corner, a report in the March issM of the Journal Obstetrics and A so much rubbish. RaMnsaid ’Thursday he “ apolog­ Gynecology. It is a measure of the man’s enormous macabre assortment of lethal devises used during The reason for the higher death rate is unknown, McGowan ized to the United States, its pimple, popularity that millions of people want to O p e n F o ra m World War II by the CIA’s predecessor, the Office (and) its government for what of Strate^c Services. OSS agents performed feats said, but the stmfy results indicate Boctors should pay more believe him even though the facts, and they attention to balancing the risks and beMfHs of retaining the happened.” Harlem gunman surrenders of derring-do behind enemy lines in a style later M described the affair involving are still emerging, paint a sorry picture. At ovaries in each hysterectomy patient. fictionalized by Ian Fleming in the James Bond PoBard, a Jewish American, as “ an best, the Tower Commission’s report reveals, with the New York Giants for his The primary on March 9 gives series. exception, a unique exception,” the president had little control and even less Soccer event enthusiastic participation in the us a chance to nominate someone By RatNrtd Povrars The incident “ began with a drug had Mdden under a bed in the In fact, Fleming was a Royal Navy commander 8 « c r « t 8 «nrlc« oppOM t building and said PoBard acted “ wHhoutthe knowledge of what those surrounding him game. And most of all, thank you who knows how to deal with those Th# A zzaclottd PrMZ deal gone bad,” said Chief of three-bedroom apartment and close to the British Special (Operations Executive, knowledge of the political were doing. At worst, Reagan freely lied to was moving to everyoneelse in our community who would take advantage of our WASHINGTON - The Secret Service is fighting a proposed Department Robert J. Johnston Jr. emerged riNnrtly brfore file family or SOE, wKh which the fledgling OSS worked authority,” the American people; and only ow n ^ up to it who made up the team ”Tlw position for profit’s sake without nine-story apartment building In northwest Washin^on that Pollard, who said he spied for NEW YORK - A parolee who He said investigators believe that was freed. To the Editor: closely to develop weapons for undercover agents. authorities believe was high on when the day-to-day effectiveness of his Tri-City Wheelers.” To put this regard for the people or the land. would be wKhin sharp-shooting range of the vice presidential ideological reasons, said high go­ “Iguarta was here to rip off an Neither Igartua nor any o f his They may seem primitive by the standards of cocaine surrendered his gun, freed administration had come to a virtual halt. togMher in less than one month mandon. vernment officials in Israel knew of alleged drug dealer.” Police de­ victims was injured. T to oMy We would like to thank AHM Development is Inevitable, but James Bond’s intricate contraptions, but in their the family he had held captive for took a lot of special people. It The building, planned for a wooded area behind the mansion, his activHies. But Israeli officials clined to say what connection, if injury during the sfege was to a The reaction of politicians to the speech, Youth Services, its board of proper development requires a day these deadly devices were state of the art. nearly 30 hours and turned hintself couldn’t have been done without would have IM upscale eondomlniuma, many wKh balconies have said PoBard’s activHies were any, Igartua had with the family, or pMice captain, SBghtly w ood ed with few exceptions, has been predictable. directors. Sue Palmer and espe­ plan, a consensus of opinions, a Consider these (cloak-and-) dagger items in the not known to Israeli leaders. over to police, authorities said. otherwise to elaborate on a motive all of you! offering a panoramic view of the secure compound in which Vice Thursday afternoon when he was ’The Republicans insist that the president cially Joel Rosenberg. We went to knowledge of the land, of what it CIA museum; WMIe Israel’s leaders tried to About 9:15 p.m. Thursday, Is­ for the incident. Our son Kevin has always had a President Budi lives. struck by a piece of concrete fiiat made a great first start, allowing the country Joel and Sue with an idea that needs and what it can give. David • ’The Fighting Knife, a foot-l

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Twbw are prominent Loeal toachers featured r T "Clemini. The ImmortalTwins,” is the title of the Works by three Manchester art teachers are Parents wonder If son should move March show at the Copemican Planetarhim and featured ht an exhibit which opens tonight at Space Science Center, Central Connecticut State Artworks Gallery, Hartford Art Center, 108 Allyn DEAR here, and leavMg them wRh ua married last suimner. The mar- Univeraity. Wells Street. New Britain. The shows St., Hartford. Donna Fitzgerald and Lois Hann ABBY: Ouraon, when they want to go aomeirhere. riage did not last. The irediHnfgifta ore at 8; 90 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Admission from filing Junior High, and Carrie Simon from who will iwon te We leveeur grandeMMrenanddorandcH were never acknowledged, Out of is I2.S0 for adults and ll.SO for children 12 am! 81. te a fon-dme sg Manchester High School, were accepted into the not mind having themhere once in a affection for the groom's late under. Informal instruction in the rooftop exhlMt, which is sponsored by the Connecticut Art coHege student Dear A h h y wifle for a few honra, but lately we grandfather and me, many of oar observatory follows, from 9;90 to 11:90p.m., Hving at home. have been bsrttysitten for them flve sent lovely gfks. EAicatlon Association. The show is meant to He has a part- Abigail Van Buran weather permitting. It is free to those who have emphasize the fact that art teachers are trained as time Job that and six boors at a time, and tse I have been fretting for several attended that evening’s planetarium show. artists, as well as educators. Fitzgerald’s works can't handle it. A hwy restaurant la months because no "thank-you” PBya Rren. but no pinee fnr cblMren. «id some of notes were ever sent, so I sent my are in Mown glass; Haun does paintings wKh Rut w ^ enough these children have to be watched friends valentines with the follow­ acrylics; and Simon does graphite drawings. for Mm to live careftilly or they might get hurt. ing message enclosed: Shearing the notes A reception for the artists will be held frewn 7 to Id independently Alto, th^ are in the way when rre "When my grandson and Ma this evening. The exhiMt will be open to the public," In Ms ownapart- get reel busy on weekendF. bride marrM Int year, yon were English Ja** pianist George Shearing will be the Wednesdays through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to S p.m., , wMch we would prefer, DEAR FRUBTRATED; Solution la there aome nice way to tell our so verydeartoaendthemagift. The featured artist in the Hartford Symphony Pops through March 28. w l has started spendhig many to what? If yon tHnk you can children that they should either marriage dM not work out and your concerts tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. The mghts away from home, and we’re control your aon’a aexoal behavior stay heme and look after their kids, lovely MIt was never acknowl­ concerts, in Bushnell Memorial Hall, will feature wre he’s sleepinf at Ms glrl- at this stage of the game, you are or hire a biAysItter? Maybe if they edged. 'fhere is notMng I can do to Muelcleno perform music from "The Pirates of Penzance” to “Hie Bunches of Beckett ^ n d ’i. She’s J2, also a cMlege kidding yourselves. Earl it a man see this, Biey will get die Mnt. make up for such thonghtleasneas. New Eai Lullaby of BIrdland.” Tickets cost between |9 and ■tndent. and shares an apartment — not a boy. Your Job it done, for DAD AND ME hut I want you to know how much Sends Schuldmann and Harry Clark are presenting a free left, T t 826 each. Call 246-8742. with two other college girte. better or worse. Kick Mm out if you your caring means to me. Thank concert tonight at 8 In the Newapace Gallery at the Lowe As part of a monthlong festival celebrating the My husband and I exprcMcd our Raymor want, but control hit sexual behav­ DEAR DAD AND ME: Don’tlook you!” Building of Mancheeter Community College. The talents of playwright Samuel Becket, the disapproval of Earl’s aH-nlgM ior? Don’t count on it. for a ’’nice” way to tel) your It may not help, but I feel much Kuezek, University of Hartford Players will present fe n c e s . We’ve also told Mm If he concert celebrates the opening of an exhibit by painter M Wrinkles make their debut children that your restaurtant is not better. A member of my family said "Endgame” tonight through Sunday and March 19 chooses to continue Ms relatlonsMp DEAR ARBY: My husband and I a day-care center. Ju t get the she thought my message was Jacqueline Qourevltch. A reception followe the concert. It’s tough to imagine the Hartford Symphony through IS in Auerbach Auditorium, University of with tMs girl, it’s up to him to take and operate a restaurant. message across. And don’t expect improper. What to year opinion. The Qourevltch exhibit remaina through March 27. performing with a chorus of computer- Hartford, West Hartford. The curtain goes up at 8 responstoility for Mrth control. (He (Don’t say where, please.) We work them to see tMs hi my column and Abby? Boy ncHher admitted nor denied sleep­ 14 to 16 hours a day, seven days a lake the Mnt. If they see it, they’ll DOROTHY programmed toy dogs. But that will occur p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and at 2 p.m. on ing with her.) Saturday at 11 a.m. when the symphony presents Sundays. For more information, call 243-4605. week, and make a living out of tMnk it’s meant for somebody else. Should we kick Earl out? His tMs place because we are always Be firm. They cannot take advan­ DEAR DOROTHY: I tMnk your its first-ever family matinee concert. It will feature father tMnks we should; 1 am here and work hard. The problem; tage of you without your message was not only proper, but a the Wrinkles Dog Chorus, music from the film Qu//f fa//i a fa/a against It, but I don’t see any other Our married children have deve­ cooperation. gracious acknowledgement of a gift six i "E.T.” and other children’s favorites. Tickets are New England & Kentucky solution, do you? loped the habit of bringing their that otherwise would have been A 85 for adults, 83 for children. Call 246-6807. Tie-dyed and tufted, this huge quilt by FRUSTRATED children (ages S'/t to 8 years old) DEAR ABBY: My grandson was rudely ignored. visual and performing arts today, was Boy Scout T Faith Ringgold Is hanging In the Real Art Inspired In part by Alice Walker's 'The New Hampshire and Kentucky are wed In the St. Mary’s E Ways gallery, 94 Allyn St., Hartford. It Is Color Purple." The gallery Is open from group White Mountain Bluegrass, which has been cently held Irish brothers featured performing together for more than 15 years. They one of six Ringgold "StoryQuIlts" In the Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 Honor. ’The t will present a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Husband may be developing arthritis DOnOOUIDf troop banqut ’The Clancy Brothers and Robbie O’Connell, gallery. The seamstress, one of the most p.m. and Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. Sounding Board Coffeehouse, First Church of Navy Club. among today’s outstanding Irish folksingers. will prominent black American women In The quilts will hang through March 20. Christ Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West DEAR DR. treatment. Of course, there are Six troop n take the stage at Bushnell Memorial Hall on GOTT: My hus- papain injections for a ruptured Sunday at 7:30 p.m. In their concerts, the Clancy Hartford. Admission is 86 and reservations are illnesses and injuries for which few disc. A few months later, a tingling rank of Ea suggested. Call 569-3263. band's knees options are available — for exam­ highest honoi Brothers weave In bits of poetry by William Butler have bothered sensation' began in my feet. The Opera Is a freebie ple. a heart attack ordinarily pain is getting worse. Two myelo­ Minor, Mark I Yeats and cunning punning by James Joyce. Manchester music on menu him for a few requires medicine and evaluation David Kueze Tickets cost from 812 to 815.50. Call 246-6807. years. Lately, D r. G ott grams show peripheral nerve dam­ CHUCK’S STEAK HOUSE Hours - and Michael The one-act comic opera. "La Serva Padrona,” Dave It Friends, a folk and country gospel group in a hospital, and a badly fractured age and the neurologist wants to do The Wolfe Is at the door they make a bone should be set in older to heal RETURNS!!! Raymond I will be presented free on Saturday evening at 8:15 led by David Feighn of Manchester, will be popping noise Pet«r Gott, M.D. a nerve biopsy. Could the material properly. from the myelogram or the papain Mrs. Henry Humor Is doubled In von der Mehden Recital Hall, at the University of featured Saturday night at the WIntonbury Folk The Wolfe Tones, masters of Irish traditional when he walks Sreing a doctor does not automat­ LBnnge Street, has be Connecticut in Storrs. Originally written to be and one will Just have caused the problem? No one Fellowship. The coffeehouse, at 54 Maple Ave., music, wlH headline the annual Irish night tonight ically lock a patient into a particu­ has mentioned this as a possibility opens everyday 27 for 4'/4 yet The humorous double feature this weekend at performed between the actors of a more dramatic Bloomfield, charges nothing for admission or at the Hartford Civic Center. Doors will open at 6 give out with no lar form of therapy. Going to a the troop ; Trinity’s Cinestudio will be "Ruthless People” and Baroque opera. "Padrona" is the story of a servant refreshments. The music starts at 7:30 p.m. p.m. for entertainment by singers, dancers and warning. He re­ doctor Is usually an Information- at 4 assistant ps fuses to see a DEAR READER; Initial enthusi­ “The Color of Money ” Films begin at 7:30 tonight who wraps her aristocratic employer around her comedians. Arena seating costs 88.50 and 812.80 per gathering experience; the patient asm for papain Injections (to heal except Sunday leader and is < and Saturday night. The cost is 82.50 general finger, as she alms to become his wife. Original doctor out of fear he will need doctor — or are afraid to — for one actually may feel a sense of relief. the leadersh person. Tables on the floor, with access to an surgery, and he doesn’t feel he can ruptured discs in the spine) has at 1 admission, and 82 for educators, students and Baroque Instruments, or authentic copies, will be Pianist with four hands optional Irish buffet, cost 8180 for a table of 10. Call reason or another. This is not If a problem Is present, alternative dwindled because the treatment Ordeal memt afford to miss work. Do you have reasonable or rational. If some­ treatments can be discussed. A Arrow. senior citizens. • used by the pit orchestra. 240-8393. any suggestions? has side effects, such as nerve for cocktails Anthony T. Rauche and David Westfall will thing goes wrong or Isn’t working family physician ia yourbest health damage, and often is ineffective. If He has rece present a free piano recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, right, the person is best served by resource; a newspaper medical award from DEAR READER: Your husband you have continuing symptoms and (RT.S2 N A nsnetoi featuring four works for four hands at one piano seeking medical attention. Ignor­ columnist (like me) has not had the signs of nerve malfunction, you Dining Room where he is keyboard. The concert will be at Immanuel Antiques benefit education may be developing arthritis or may ing a problem or wishing it will go chance to take a medical history or should see a neurologist or neuro­ attends Benm have a knee-joint malfunction; both away won’t help. perform an examination and can opens everyday where he Is Congregational Church, Farmington Avenue at conditions can be treated without surgeon. Although the material Woodland Street, Hartford. Both pianists are on the Hunting for a small piece of Depression glass?,A Good doctoring means present­ only address health problems In that is injected for a myelogram Margarita’s that are at 5 basketball t< surgery. Clearly, your husband ing options; there usually is more general terms. This is why 1 so often award was faculty of the Hartt School of Music. double-door pie safe? You’re likely to find them at needs to see a physician for an (X-ray of the spinal nerves) can except Sunday the annual antique sale Saturday and Sunday from than one way to handle an Illness. A recommend that my readers "see cause nerve irritation, your tin­ out of this world! Minor, his bi examination. skillful physician will make a your doctor” gling and pain probably are due to a at 4 Scout. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Howell Cheney Regional I am amazed by the number of diagnosis, then help the patient Mark SmitI Fly wheels and fleas Vocational Technical School. The show, featuring persisting disc rupture or to the readers who say they won’t see a choose a course of action for DEAR DR. GOTT: I was given papain Itself. 429-1900 Jimmie Smli 70dealers, benefits Vocational Industrial Careers Drive, has bei New England’s largest indoor automotive flea of America. Admission is 82.80. ’The show is Dally Happy 27 for 4'A yet market will be at the Hartford Civic Center on managed by Herb Stevensen and Village Charm the troop as Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. From auto paint to Promotions. Hours! patrol leader zip-off roofs, the show features everything About Town Rt. 32, Mansfield currently an for your car. Admission is 84 for adults; |2 for Ordeal memi children 7 to 12; and free to those 6 and under. Every Tuesday Night la Arrow, he 1 MushI SlushI Amaranth to meet Martin PTA Altare Del a Chapman Court. Order of the The Martin School PTA will meet Itallon Night Joques Chui Aladdin and hit lamp Culinary arts students from Manchester Amaranth, will meet tonight at 7; 48 Wednesday at 7;SO p.m. In the member. Sn Community College will demonstrate the art of ice at the Masonic Temple. 28 E. school library. All parents are Friday A Saturday SpaclaN Junior High The Prince Street Players will present two sculpture Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Riverdale Center St. Officers will wear welcome. 6 member of tl special children’s matinees of "Aladdin” on colored gowns. Doris Wolfe is In award was Forms, Route 10, Avon. There will also be dogsled • Scallops Provencalle...... T7!T7r..*8.25 Saturday at Jorgensen Auditorium, the University demonstrations, featuring Alaskan Malamute charge of refreshments. Szarek, t • Veal Scallopini w/pappvrt a muthroom* ...... *0.28 chairman. of Connecticut in Storrs. Peformances are at 1 and dogs, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The rain date is DAR to maat Mark Lam 3 p.m. They cost 83 and 83.50 for adults. I t and 82.80 Sunday, and admission is free. For information or MCC oldar adulto The Orford Parish Chapter of the • Baked Fillet of Sole w/Mafood ■uitnng ...... *8.28 Mrs. Alan La for children. Coll 486-4226 for more information. directions, call 677-6437. Road, has bet ’Tne Manchester Community Col­ Daughters of the American Revolu­ • Boneleas Breast of Chicken an Bianco ...... *7.98 Which came tint? lege Older Adults Association will tion will meet ’Thursday at 7; SO p.m. 27 for1)'.4 yeai No one right meet at the Lowe Program Center in the Robbins Room at Center • Baked Fieah Scrod w/toatood stuffing...... *8.95 the troop aa It would take a mighty talented chicken Saturday at the Atelier Studio and way Wednesday 11 at 1:30 p.m. Sociol­ Congregatinal Church. Mrs. R. patrol leader, to iay eggs like the ones produced by G. Gallery, 27 East St., New Milford. An to get organlaed ogy professor Stephen Cassano will Kibbe Willey will present good lA STRADA Reitaurant Is a membe FOURTH ANNUAL HOWELL CHENEY speak. The meeting is free and open citizen awards. SIgi Claes, an corps. He Is i Addi Laughiin of Manchester. These are exhibit of her eggs will be open from 471 Hartford Road 843-8168 the Order of to the public. American field student from Bel­ M on.-ta t 8:30-10 / 8 un. ’Ml 9 Ukrainian Easter eggs, which take hours Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a m. to gium. will speak. Hostesses are served as dei NEW YORK (AP) - There is no Pack 144. Li to wax and dye. Laughiin will demon­ 5 p.m., through March 31. one right way to get organized, but Mrs. Raymond Woodbridge, Mrs. strate her craft from 1 to 4 p.m. on ANTIQUE SHOW 8kl trip alatad Howard Amos, Mrs. Edwin Da­ Manchester the key to saving time at work or at Hie Manchester Recreation De­ rling. Mrs. Warren LeFort. Jean employed at home is to know your own work raid. His Eai style — whether you’re a right- partment has planned an after­ Kelsey, and Holly Schaefer. T he H omestead 1 brain or a lelt-brain person. Sat., MAR. 7 10 am to 5 pm school ski trip to Ski Sundown on A fine dining experience with m country anliguu fleir. Cinema Wednesday, ’rhe cost is $18. For "LeR-brain people are good at Sun., MAR. 8 10 am to 5 pm more information, call 647-8069. MONTH OF MARCH SPECIAL: establishipg priorities, adhering to EMERGENCY Publ HMTPOaD 11:55;;Sat1;10,3:10,5:05,7:45,10,11:SS; . . Fri 7:15, 9:40; Sot and Sun 2:15, a plan and working in a sequential Fir* — Police — Medical Veal Francais Oawna Cltv — Anoet Heart (R) Ftl Sun 1:10,3;W, S:«S, 7:45, W.—Over Hie i?S,’7J:45, 7:15, 9:40. — Heow Melol (R) FH orderly fashion.” says time man­ RaMratt to moot Veal Medalliona lightly batlered, 7:tO,V;»; Sot onO Sun 1:55,4:1^7:10, 7:30; and Sot mldnlplit — The Roctev Horror Wanvinty i Sot and Sun 2:40, Picture Shew IRI mldnlfht. — Pink agement expert Ann McGee- Hvwca ClMNiey Tedm lcBl Sdiool Hie Manchester Municipal Reti­ DIAL 911 served with lemon and wine sauces 9 :S0. — Decline of me American Empire (R) Ftl 1. 7:«, Cooper in Family Circle magazine. Holiday Ho (R) Fri 7:M,0:55; Soton«Sun2J)5JI:S5, 10, It " 55, 5, 7:40, 10, Floird: The Woli IR) Fri and Sot 791 M M A r Ibrapike W n t rees Group will meet Tuesday 10 at In Manchester and Linda M. 7:», *:55.—ARaomW1mAV1ewFi17; 1t:W, mhtnlaht. “They love structure and pi^fcta- 2 p.m. at the Army and Navy Club. ^ Sot and Sun 1:45, 7. — Children of a ble routines, strict deadlines and •11.95 Road. Conve; Lencr God (R)Fri_»:46;_Sm e^ Sun sot 1t:30,. ^ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Hours; Lunch • Tu.-F, 11-4 / Dinner - Tu.-Th. S-9, Fri A Sal. 8-10, Sharon S. I 4:», 7:40. —- RodioRoote Dovi tPO) FTI 7:40, 12:30, i:4S.&7:ft, 9:35.—Nlohtmare on One t a t —LlohlatDay(PO-l3IFH working alone. They hate interrup­ Sun. 2-9 pm, (3oaed Mondays 9:90; Sot and Sun 2:25, 4:45, 7:40, 9:90. Elm Street Port 3: Dream Woiilat«(R> 7:10,9:10;/ . IVr T. fWe Sot^19 WTTSJondSun iJVTI 9,5,7,9:10. h T. 9W. “— LadyUUUT tions and clutter.’’ (EXIT M OFF l-M ) Rita Clark ' PH 1:45,0, ra, mMnlfht; Sot 1:15,3:», and the Tramp (G) Sot and Sun 1:30, t MRn Earn of HaHhtd Clark. Kim L EAST HARTPORO 5:25,0,10,, eat Wt *Vf mtdnlohl;TTITVfTTWf91 t SunwWII 1 -.15,3:20,5:25,• Id . . _ ___ 3:15. — The ootden Child (PG-13|LFH Right-brain people, on the other 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) M. Warner, ■attweed Pah S aaeiwa — Liohi Ot 0,10. — Ptdi^ (Rl FH 1:15,7:10,9:40; 7:10,9:30; Sot and Sun 2,4:15,7:10,9:30. DEALERS Mother Mery comae to life Hartford Road Cafe wants to thank Day

5:00PM o tWendstW WbiM «r Dle- tummar joba unM they start thair own RMsian citizen who becomes his only n e r l 60 m in.l movbigbusinest. PauHMsor. 1965. Rated hope for escape. Mikha* Baryshnikov. Gre­ P6-13. gory Hines. Isabelts Ffoeselllni. 1965. M OV»; 'Araand dw WtaM bi felted PG-13. ei 80 D e ^ PhkMse Fogg sets out to wtn n 20,00d pounds stsrlinglf he con compiste ^CD 8 IW. Belvedete (CC) 11:35PM CD Entertalnwient TonlgM a trk> around the world in 80 deys. David Marsha believes she's pregnant and W es­ (Morgan F ^ h il d irtks about Iwr three up­ Pi Nivm, Shirley MscLaina. Cantinflat. 1966. ley runs away from fiome. coming film s,' 'Red Headed Stranger," the Rated G. remake of. "Sleaping Beauty" and "Cam- Si QDNBABaskstbaB; NewYotfcKnleksal pus Man". 5:00PM QD QD 0 Newt Ofeiago Bulfo (2 hrs . 30 min.) CD Three's Company 8 8 W — Street With Louie Rukeyeer 1 1 :45PM [T66C] MOVIE: The HMe Hove E ^ II’ A busload of teenagers fato CD M egnem. F.l. 99) Novete; Esa M uchechs tie OJos Cafe prey to a tribe of savages living in the de­ (S ) Ofcnme e Break sert hi*s (Michael Berryman. Tsmors Staf­ 9:00PM CD 8 Hom e (C C ) a devoted in Oa MSorh end Mindy mother and father encounter niarrerous ford. Kevin Blair. 1985 Rated R. problems ss they deal with their three M ( 8 M*A*B*H 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD Droom o m u .s .a teensged children (DO min.) H ( S Stows Live. CDNIghUlfo 8 8 MRaml Vice Crockett and Tubbs Charlie's Angsts have their Itands hi* with in impatient otd- 99 Star Trek A fliOuiney tknar anxious to make a deal with a deadly 8 Talee of the Unaxpectod ill Raporterdl Bolivian cocaine importer. (60 min.) (R) In 8 Check It Out! ti I tod|AAS|a^Aa a Stereo. 8 Alfred HHehcock Fteeente A 8 Q I J I V S Von Johnson hosts this musi­ 99) Carol Bumen and Frionde cal tribute to the emenaners and servica 8 Aak Dr. Ruth Topic: married men who L rOIS] MOVIE; ■TheBandKafShatwaod organizations that helped boost morale have affairs. H s n ld png of Englartd with the aid of his father's 8 Mandril and Frlenrls Juke Andrews, ® Chrlsttan ChHdran'a Fund N «w Eagle Scouts of Troop 27 are, from were presented with the rank, Merry Men. Come* WUds. Artita Louise. Ed{HK Buchanan. 1946. James Galway, Johnny Mathis. Dudley [CNN] Newsnight left, Thomas Chlupsa, Mark Smith, Scouting’s highest award, during ce­ Moore and Andy WiMams salute Oscar [ESPN] *4azda SportsLook RaymorxJ Minor, Mark Lamson, David remonies at a troop banquet at the Army (U S A ] USA Cartoon Exprasa and Grammy award-winning composer 6:05PM ® Doctor Who Herwy Mancini. (2 hrs.) 1 2 : 0 5 A M CD Keep On Cruisin' (60 Kuczek, and Michael Yarnot. The bovs and Navy Ciub. [CNN] Lorry King Uve ' min.) 6:15PM [HBO] aiKJVIE: -M yswiv Manaion' Rrcurring nightmares h ^ t a [DiS] MOVIE: 'Somewhere Tomorrow' 1 2 : 3 0 A M CD star search (60 min ) A ghost helps a young ^rl deal with the girl staying in a vacation house. Dallas CD Music City. U S A McKennon, Greg Wynne. 1983. RatedPG. death of her father. S a r^ Jessica Parker. Nancy Addison 1984. Rated PG CD Entertairtment Tonight Morgan Fair- Boy Scout Troop 27 gives 6:30PM CD W KR F in Clneinnali [ E S ^ CoRego BasketbaH: ACC Tour child talks about her three upcomitrg films, I ® ABC News rramertt Game 4. Ouanerfirials from Lan- "Red Headed Stranger, " the remirire of, CD "Sleeping Beauty" and "Campus Man". Benson dover, Md. (2 hrs., 30 niin.) Live. ■ G9) 8 Jhn & Tammy (BSCTV [TMC] MOVIE: The IMusic Mon' (CC) A fast-talking travelittg salesman promises 8 MOVIE: New York Confidantiar An ( 8 Too Closa for Comfort ■ to organize a boys' band in River City, international syndicate is operating out of New York Broderick Crawford. Anne Ban­ A six teen-agers Eagle awards 8 8 NBC News Iowa. Robert Preston, Shirley Jones, 8 Nightly Businoss Report Buddy Hsckett 1962 In Stereo. croft. Richard Conte 1955. 8 8 Friday Night Videos In Stereo Boy Scout Troop 27, sponsored by ented by Linda Rose. 91) NoUdero Unhrislon [USA] IMOVIE: T h e Night That Pan­ senior at Manchester High School, icked Anterfca' Orson Welles' radio 8 Alfred HHchcock Presantt St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, re­ David Kuczek. son Walter and lE ) Love Connection HWSM pMfoe by Teener where he is a member of the swim broadcast of H.G. Wells' 'W ar of the 8 More Real People cently held its annual Court of Sylvia Kuczek. has been a member [CNN] Showbiz Today Worlds' is recreated Vic Morrow. Cliff De team. His Eagle award was pres­ ® Gene Scott Honor. The event took* place at a of Troop 27 for 5'A years. Kuczek [ESPN] SportsCsmer Young, Michael Constantine. 1975. Right wing Kevin Dineen (11) had two goals and two The Whalers’ Ron Francis circlas the Bruins’ net with on Francis, who had a taam-racord aix assists in the ented by Mark Colbath. an Eagle [ESPN] Tetmia: Upton International troop banquet at the Arm y and has served the troop as quarter­ Scout. 7:00PM CD CBS News 9:30PM 9S Novela: Cambio Secrato Pteyars Championships From Key Bis- assists in the Whalers’ 10-2 victory over the Boston Boston’s Stavs Kasper (11) draped over him during Whalers’ onfr-sided victory. Navy Club. master. assistant patrol leader, The following boys were also CD 8 M*A*8*H [H B O ] M O VIE: 'D ra w l' (C C ) An egotisti­ cayne. FL. (2 hrs ) (R). Bruins Thursday night at the Civic Center. Dinewi was Thursday's play. Bruin goalie Doug Keans keeps an eye Six troop members received the patrol leader, amd instructor. He is cal, aging outlaw shoots a local sheriff in honored: CD 8 Wheel of Fortime 1 2 :3 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Olmma plus five for the night. rank of Eagle, Boy Scouting's assistant senior patrol leader in the self-ddense, then holes up with a lovely Advancement awards; (D 8 $100,000 Pyramid young hostage. Kirk Douglas, James Cob­ •n 'F " Camp Beaverview's crooked owner Boy Scout, Steve Remusot, Pout highest honor. They are Raymond leadership corps. He is a Brother­ 9 S Jefforaons urn. Alexandra Bastedo 1984 has a nefarious scheme to expand hts Wrider; Tenderfoot Scout, Steve Remu- cheerleading camp empire wodd-wido. Minor, Mark Smith. Mark Lamson. hood member of the Order of the sot, Paul Wrider; Second Clots Scout, 8 Bast of Saturday Night [M A X] MOVIE: Stripper' Six wcMTien David Kuczek, Thomas Chlupsa. Arrow. He has servOd on the camp Stephen Shetlen, Mark Keyloun, Jennifer Eric Brosnon, Michael Brosnon, David 8 CoRaga BaskatbaR: Big East Confsr- talk about thair lives and livelihoods as C. Cooke 1984. Rated R. and Michael Yarnot. staff at Tadma Scout Camp and Cloglo, Tony Cook, Shown Donohue, anea Toumamam Quarterfinals - from they prepare to compete at the First A n­ Shown Hortloon, Jason Voronovltch, nual Stripper s Convention in Las Vegas. 1 : 0 0 A M C D Telephone Auction Raymond Minor, son of Mr. and attended the national Jamboree in Madison Square Garden. (4 hrs.) Whalers adapting to first place quite weii Brian Zoccoro; First Class Scout, Janette ^ y d , Sara Costa 1986 Rated R. Mrs. Henry Minor of 94 St. John 1985. A Junior at Loomis-Chaffee Joshua Beaulieu, Joe Berube, Eric 8 MacNeH-Lshrer Nawahour (X) «foe FranfcRn Show Falcon Crest (CC) Peter Street, has been a member of Troop School in Windsor, he is a member D-Arcy, Michael Irrero, Todd Lamson; 8 Barney MMer 10:00PM (D (ID Runaway with the Rich and Famous Stor Scout, Greo Closlo, Jim Horris; clashes with Angela and S au n^rs as he Actress Barbara Carrera in the Far East; 27 for 4'A years. Minor has served of the soccer, hockey, and lacrosse " It ’s a great line,” Lawless said. Life Scout — Eric Christensen. 8 HoHywaod Squares attempts to discover their link to Kit, actor Edward Albert in Maui, Hawaii; an iv Jim Tierney assists (6) in one game and tied the options. I can go to the left with the Keans. The 20-year-old Ranford red line and went down the left side the troop as chaplain's aide, teams, and is a member of the Merit bodoes Emma and Karlotti hope to adopt a chHd undersea hotel in Key Largo, Fla. Host; "Ronnie’s the plv«»t. We Just get the E ) Novela; Cuna da Lobos Herald Sports Writer club record for most points in a puck or I can go to the right and both afforded Hartford many scoring and took on both Michael Thelven assistant patrol leader, patrol school newspaper staff. His Eagle Mott Barrera, finoerprintino; Josh and Maggie makes a decision about her Robin Leach. and Keans. Ferraro mnscled his puck to Ronnie and things work out Beaulieu, first eld; Joe Berube, first 8 Nightly Bustness Report baby | w min | game (set earlier this year by sides I ’m comfortable with a opportunities with long rebounds. leader and is currently a member of Award was presented by Alan aid; Brett Bittner, tirst old; Eric (9 ) Maude way around both of them and, well. I think we can do alot of 8 Mott Houston ( D News HARTFORD — If there were any Lawless on Jan. 4, an 8-3 win over scorer.” For first-year Bruin coach Terry the leadership corps. He is an Lamson. troop advancement Brosnon, tingerprintino: Tom Chlupsa, [CNN] Crossfire (C N N ] MonoyHtM thoughts of the Hartford Whalers Toronto). Lawless and Dineen The Whalers (35-24-7), who hold a O’ Reilly, the game was a mystery. falling to the ice, released a perfect damage out there." Ordeal member of the Order of the chairman.. personal management, communica­ QD ® Starman (C C ) Starman and his son tions, personal tltness, pioneering, [ESPN] College BaskatboH: ACC Tour­ Scott clash over their respective futures 1 : 0 5 A M (X ) McGarrett Steve and his becoming complacent down the added four goals and three assists six-point lead over second-place " I have no answers." the former bad angle shot which hit the fTHALER NOTEg - The Whal­ Arrow. , Thomas Chlupsa. son f Mr. and unit pursue a bandit who leaves a trail of %/' environmental science; Eric Chris­ nament Game 3 Quarterfinals from Lan- when Scott enrolls in a new school and stretch in the regular season, those for an eye-catching 13 point total for Montreal which was idle last night, 14-year Bruin said. ‘‘We’ll review vacated net. Keith Crowder scored en acquired right winger Pat He has received the Ad Altare Dei Mrs. Joseph Chlupsa of 21 Garnet tensen, citizenship In the nation, safety; dover, Md. (2 hrs.) Live. falls for a lovely girl (60 min ) ( ^ death and pain behind him. (70 min.) (R). Tim Christensen; citizenship In the assumptions can be banished. the newly formed line. had a picture-perfect start out of the film. Right now. I don’t have the other Bruin goal. Hughes from St. Louis for a 1667 award from St. James Church, Road, has been a member of Troop [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘My Science Project' A INN News [T M C ] MOVIE: Pee Wee's world, safety; Tony Cook, fingerprint­ dD 1:20AM Adapting to first place in the It was the worst defeat Boston the gates in the first period. Dineen anything specific to say. There was “ Tonight was Just a very poor lOth round draft pick. He will Join where he is a member. Minor 27 for 6'/i years. He has served the high school student's science project gets B)g Adventure'nture' (C (CC) C) Peei Wee Herman ing, first old; John Cooney, music, O ) PoHce Story Adams Division has yet to show any (31-29-6) has suffered in 21 years. and Sylvain Turgeon scored two a tremendous difference in the two effort on our part," Boston’s Cam the club Saturday when Hartford attends Bennet Junior High School, troop as scribe, patrol leader, and fingerprinting; Eric D-Arcy, first old; out of control. John Stockwell, Dennis sets out on a cross-country trek in an effort Shown Donahue, fingerprinting; Jim Hopper. Fisher Stevens 1985 Rated PG- (S) Crime Story Luca's paranoia after to recover his stolen bike. Pee Wee Her­ Aiajor Irregularities for the Whal­ The last time Boston gave up 10 goals each and Stewart Gavin hockey teams out there tonight. It Neely, its leading goal scorer, said. hosts Philadelfdiia at 7:30 p.m. . where he Is a member of the assistant senior patrol leader. He Is gaining control of his fifth casino causes Harris, citizenship In the nation; Mike 13. man, Elizabeth Daily, Diane Salinger 1985. ers, especially when they play their goals and lost by eight was Dec. 8. added one to pave a 5-0 lead after caught me by surprise." ” We didn’t really show that we .Dana Murzyn returned to the basketball team. Minor's Eagle senior patrol leader In the leader­ Irrero, first old, fingerprinting; David trouble among his associates and may give Rated PG. In Stereo wanted it that bad. To let in legoals (USA] Airwolf Torelto an opportunity to crumble his gam­ divisional and New England rival, 1966. a iO-2 loss to Chicago. one period. Hartford outshot Bos­ Hartford Increased its lead to 7-1 lineup after missing six games with award was presented by Henry ship corps. Kuczek, citizenship In the world, per­ sonal fitness, communications, safety, 7:30PM CD pf* Mogazhte bling empire, (60 min.) In Stereo. 1:30AM CD Solid Gcrfd Scheduled: Sur­ the Boston Bruins. ‘ ‘It was another outstanding ton. 16-3, in the first 20 minutes and in the second period on goals by is ridiculous. We have to start a shoulder injury... Gavin (1 goal, 2 Minor, his brother and an Eagle Chlupsa has been on the Junior vivor, Kris Kristofferson, Kenny Loggins, photography; Mark Lamson, music, Currant Affoir Local News Displaying Its patented textbook game by Ronnie (Francis) and by never gave Boston a solid scoring Lawless and Dean Evason. Rick re-evaluating the situation and get assists) broke an eight-game scor­ Scout. leadership training staff for the sports, personal management, flre- CD the Jets. Bob Geldof, Samantha Fox (S) Honeymooners defense, Hartford decided it was his line.” Whaler coach Jack Evans chance. Middleton scored Boston’s goal. our act together. They (Hartford) ing drought. . . The Whalers are Mark Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Algonquin District and the staff of manshlp; Todd Lamson, fingerprint­ CD 8 Jaoparriv ("Touch Me I Want Your Body "), Carl Per­ ing, first old; Rick Modore, comping, ® Charytin kins ( "Blue Suede Shoes"), (^yndi Lauper said. "It was a great performance "A s soon as we have our defense Evason tallied a short-handed goal played a good game. They kept first in the NHL at home in Jimmie Smith of 22S Briarwood Lake of Isles Scout Reservation. He CD Entertoinmenl Tonight Morgan Fair- high time to show off its latent fingerprinting; Charles Mertens, camp­ child talks about her three upcoming films. Perry Mason (interview). (60 min.) offensive firepower. With the lethal on our part.” going, there's not too many teams when Gavin fed him the puck and he coming at us. They Just played a lot short-handed goals (5). . . The last Drive, has been a member of Troop Is a Brotherhood member of the ing; Roy Minor, citizenship In the harder than we did tonight” "Red He'aded Stranger," the remake of. [CNN] CNN News 99 INN News line of Paul lawless, Ron Francis, Francis feels very comfortable that are going to give us a hard raced down the left side. Evason time Hartford scored 10 goals was 27 for 4A years. Lamson has served patrol leader, assistant senior tyrannical king. Danny Kaye, Qlynis Johns, 8 Talaa from the Oarktids Mercedes into a hIgh-stakes adventure. NHL Romidnp came at 4; 51 of the third period and The nine goals were the most slot and beat Rick Wamsiey with a Ing, first old, personal fitness; Shown For some time now, Pittsburgh 'They're big shots, performers. the troop as librarian, assistant patrol leader and is currently a Hartlgon, camping, cooking, first aid, Basil■ ■Rathbone. e. 1956 8 News Live. John Carradine. Jill Carroll, Sonny Bono. They don’t care If It’s a good show gave the Flyers breathing room scored by the Red Wings In 140 wrist shot. 1983. Rated R. Penguins Coach Bob Berry has patrol leader, and patrol leader. He member of the leadership corps. hiking; Mike Irrero, family living; Dan QD 8 Webstar ICC) Webster learns that 8 Tales of the Unsxpacted or bad show — It doesn't matter. after the Capitals had cut Philadel­ games since a 9-3 victory at Toronto Wamsiey stopped 28 of 29 Win­ Kelsey, environment; Todd Lamson, his grandfather is illiterate. (R). 2:25AM (X) To Be Announced. been steaming about the play of his Is a member of the leadership Yarnot Is a Vigil member of the family living; Matt Lappen, communi­ 8 M *A«8*H They still get paid.” playoff berth in the Adams Div­ phia’s lead to 3-2 on goals by Dave on March 30,1985. nipeg shots to preserve the tie for QDNaws hockey team. corps. He Is an Ordeal member of Order of the Arrow and is serving as cations, community Hying; Rick Ma- 99 Noticlero Univislon 2:30AM CD MOVIE; 'Oddt Agalnat In other NHL games. It was ision. Both clubs have played 66 Christian and Michel PIvonka. The Red Wings, who twice gave St. Louis. Reddick stopped 24 of 28 the Order of the Arrow. He also lodge Chief of Eluwak Lodge for dore, conservation, communications, 9S MOVIE: '79 Park Avenue H' A prosti­ (S) 8CTV Network Tom orrow ' An ex-pollceman, a bitter ax- Following Thursday night’s 7-2 "W e were slow In the first three up 10 goals In a game to Minnesota St. Louis shots. community living, environment; Cha­ tute is pressured by her former fiancee, convlct and an entertainer bend Kuether NHL loss to the Toronto Maple Hartford 10. Boston 2; Buffalo 6, games and have a crucial home- served as den chief for Cub Scout Long Rivers Council. He was a rles Mertens, conservation, community [CNN] Monayllna or four minutes, but came on strong last season while posting a 1-6-1 now assistant district attorney, to testify to rob e benk. Horry Belafonte. Robert Leafs, the steam turned into an New 4; Philadelphia 4, and-home series beginning Satur­ Pack 144. Lamson Is a senior at member of the staff at Lake of Isles living; Steve Remusat, citizenship, against the syndicate. Lesley Ann Warren, [D IS ] Adventures of Oizia and Harriet Ryan, Shelley Winters. 1959. the rest of the game,” Flyers Coach record, have controlled the North comunicatlons, family Hying, first old; Washington 2; Detroit 9, Minnesota day night in Quebec. Flamaa 7, Kings 2 Manchester High School and is Scout Reseration for four years, Marc Singer, David Dukes. 1977. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Emmanualle 4' Fearful [C N N ] Sports Latsnight explosion. said. "W e did an Stars this season. Detroit stands Jason Voronovltch, first aid, communi­ "They’re Just a bunch of circus 3: Winnipeg 1, St. Louts 1. and "W e came on at the end,” said Colin Patterson scored twice to employed at the Manchester He­ serving the last two as director of cations; Paul Wrider, first aid, citizen­ (3) Colombo of encountering an abusive former lover, [E S P N ] SportaCentar excellent Job shutting the (Mike) 6-0-1 against its Norris Division ship; Brian Zaccaro, first aid. the sexual adventuress undergoes exten­ performers.” an enraged Berry Calgary 7. Los Angeles 2. New Jersey Coach Doug Carpenter, lead Calgary over Los Angeles. The rald. His Eagle Award was pres­ ecology activities. Yarnot is a I Stingray Stingray Investigates a Ridley line down. We created a lot rival. series of strange occurrences plaguing the sive plastic surgery to create a new face 3:00AM CD Saturday Night Live (60 said of his hot-and-cold team. Wendel Clark and Rick Valve “ but we didn’t give ourselves a Flames took command with five construction of a building on sacred Indian end body. Sylvia Krlstel, Mia Nygren. min.) of chances by forechecking and "They may be hockey players, but each scored two goals to lead chance to win. We allowed them to consecutive goals in the first two burial grounds. (60 min | In Stereo. 1984. Rated R. 99 MOVIE keeping ther puck in the offensive they’re not professionals. There’s Toronto. Clark. Valve, Brad Smith, come out and take charge in the Jala 1, Bluet 1 periods. 8 (B) Washington Weak In Review [U S A ] Night Flight [C N N ] News Ovamlght zone.” Public Records not enough Intestinal fortitude (on Mark Osborne and Tom Fergus first period. Catch-up hockey for us Rick Meagher’s 16th goal of the Patterson’s first goal of the night, 8 NIOVIE: 'I Walk the Una' A married, 11:30PM CD 8 ABC News Night- [E S P N ] College Baakstball: ACC Tour- scored consecutive goals In an is losing hockey." WInga 9, Stars 3 middle-eged sheriff falls for the deughter of line (CC). rwment Game 3. Quarterfinals from Lsn- this team) to win two games In a season, on a breakaway midway at 17:80 of the first period, turned eight-minute span of the second Park. $110,000. $290.40. a moonshiner. Gregory Peck, Tuesday CD Cannon dover, Md. (2 hrs.) |R). row.” Flycra 4, Capltalt 2 Bob Probert scored on a penalty through the second period, enabled out to be the game-winner. He also Warranty daada Weld, Estelle Parsons. 1970. period to help the Maple Leafs Frederick A. Mandly to Daniel E. ' Marek B. and Anna M. Mastukie- 99 Honeymoonara [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Cimarron' A frontier fa­ Since their auspicious 7-0 start Peter Zezel’s third-period goal shot and Petr Klima added a pair of St. Louis to salvage a tie with scored in the third. Holiday Homes Corp. to David R. 8 MOVIE: 'Night Chase' In an effort to mily builds an empire In the American break the game open. and Rosalie M. Maxfield. 730 E. wlcz to Brett H. and Deborah S. 8 Not Available In Storaa this season, the Penguins hove a godls during a six-goal first period Winnipeg. Joe Mullen, Steve Bozek, Mike and Linda M. Hennequin. SI Charis escape the police, a wealthy bualnessman West. RIchsrd Olx, Irene Dunne, Estelle broke open a tight contest to pace Middle Tumpke. $88,900. Tower, 31‘A Foster St., $94,000. hires a taxi to take him across the border to 8 8 Beet of Carson Tonight's guests Taylor. 1931. 17-31-11 record, one of the worst In SabFBS 6, Devils 4 that carried Detroit over Meagher’s goal came off a pass Bullard. Neil Sheehy and Al Macln- Road. Conveyance tax, S577.3S. Philadelphia over Washington. The U&R Construction Co. Inc. to Mexico. David Janssen, Ysphet Kotto, ere Jeff Daniels, slingshot expert Rufus [U S A ] Night Flight the NHL. Good as they looked in an Minnesota. from Mark Reeds that fell behind nls each scored one goal for Sharon S. Kendall, executrix for Victorle Vetri. 1970. Hussey and tennis player Vijay Amritraj Clark Gillies and Mike Foligno victory was the Flyers’ second Paul C. and Nadine B. Makarewicz. Winnipeg defenseman Tim Watters Calgary. Grant Ledyard scored (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Somawhsre 8-1 victory over Quebec Tuesday each had a goal and an assist to lead straight and stretched their un­ The Red Wings stretched their Rita Clark Wilke, to Delores C. Mountain Farm, $238,308.25. ($T) Novels: La Gloria y el InBamo 3:05AM 8 MOVIE: 'Hook, Una end Sinker' A Tomorrow' A ghost helps a young girl deal night, however, they looked that Buffalo over visiting New Jersey, beaten string against the visiting Norris Division lead over Minne­ at the Winnipeg blue line. Meagher twice for the Kings. Clark. Kim L. Clark and Raymond Joseph P.. Kennedy Jr. and QuItclaliH deeds (B ) Shake Zulu After the deeth of Shake salesman goes on e sjtendlng spree when with...... the death of her father..... “Sarah ahu Jessica bad against Toronto Thursday snapping the Sabres’ three-game Capitals to 5-0-1 this season. sota to five points. Detroit has 14 gathered in the loose puck in stride The win gave the Flames a M. Warner. 24-26 Winter St.. Francis E. Young to Susan A. Walter H. Stockman to Barbara Zulu's mother Nandi, Shake goes into a de­ Parker, Nancy Addison. 1984. Rated PG. mented frenzy of carnage and destruction. he mistakenly believes that he's dying. night. games remaining while the North and went in alone to beat Jets goalie one-point lead over Winnipeg in $144,000. Jerry Lewis, Peter Lawford, Anne Francis. losing streak. 'The Caps, tied for second In the Rudeen. Crest Condominium. Gignac. 106 Chambers St. No Shake Zulu's actions result not only In de­ 3:30AM [HBO] MOVIE: ‘HBO show­ ’’Easy come, easy go — that’s the Stars have 15. Pokey Reddick low on the glove their battle for second spot, and Donald N. and Susan M. Metivier $59,900. conveyance tax. sertion by all except his wife Pempate, but 1969. case: Control' A scientist tests humsn The victory moved Buffalo within NH L’s Patrick Division, have not attitude.” Berry sold of his players. Detroit scored six times on 10 side at the 10-minute mark. playoff home-ice advantage, in the to Adam S. and Amy L.W. Gross- Kevin Lament Franklin and Lucille M. Finnegan to William J. also the fall of hia empire. (2 hrs.) 8 Hogan's Heroes fortitude by engaging fiheen people In a two points of the idle Quebec beaten the Flyers at the Spectrum berg. 48 Delmbnt St., $115,750. [C N N ] Prime News (iS N a w t crisis situation. Burt Lancaster, Kate Nelll- "They win one and they think Nordiques for the fourth and final since April 1,1084. The loss dropped first-period shots before Brian Winnipeg had taken a 1-0 lead at Smythe Division. Dulsinca L Franklin to Liiy I. Finnegan, 24 Deepwood Drive. No gan, Ben Gazzara. Albert R. Martin. Gerald P. Crowley. 131 St. John St.. $108,900. conveyance tax. [D IS ] Five Mile Creek When Wllge be­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight 4:00AM CD The Saint Rothman and David C. Woodbury Lynn Miller to Clyde Miller, 519 comes e ghost town, the Five Milers lose [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Young Baas' Romanti­ Frank P. and Deborah K. Lala- their coach service end waystatlon. (60 to Don N. and Patricia A. Drewry. shuis to Thomas P. and Michael W. Adams St. Conveyance tax $16.50. cized story ofjhe young Elizabeth I, focus­ [C N N ] Lorry King Overnight min.) ing on the ten years beginning with King 86 Garden Grove Road. $156,900. Crockett, 154 Irving St., $91,000. Albert L. Benoit Sr. and Louise S. [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Hog Wild' Motorcycle 9 Bruce and Sallie MacDougall to I MOVIE; 'The Quick and the Henry's death. Jean Simmons, Stewart hoodlums take on clean-cut high school UConn 8688 8ea8on closed out 9 Albert R. Martin to Lance J. and Benoit to Albert L. Benoit Jr.. 836 B ICC) A tough cowboy must defend Granger, Deborah Kerr. 1953. kids In a motorcycle race. Michael Blehn, Marlene Boscarino. 34C Garden Joni A. Maliszewski. 16 Kensington Center St.. No conveyance tax. e family against outlaws and Indians in the [E S P N ] SportsCenter Tony Rosato. 1980. Rated PG. Drive. $52,000. Christine E. Wallen to John A. IBCOs. Sam Elliot, Tom Conti, Kate Cap- NEW YORK (A P) - A season of points, hit his game-winning 8-foot This was the first opening-round the field, including three of four St., $103,000. shaw. 1987. [HBO] MOVIE; ‘White Nights' (CC) A 4:30AM 99 Ona stop Beyond William H. Wooldridge III and Eugene R. Montany Jr. to Gran- Wallen. Wellsweep Condominium. Russian dancer, who defecled to the U.S. suffering for University of Connec­ Jumper in the lane with 14 seconds game played without Seton Hall. 3-pointers. Lois M. Wooldridge to John and [M A X ] MOVIE: Odd Jobe' Nothing sight years ago, finds himself back In the 4:33AM CD Make Room for Daddy When Pittsburgh Joined the confer­ tland Nursery Inc., 398 Keeney St., No conveyance tax. seems to work for five college buddies at ticut basketball fans has finally to play, and Connecticut. 0-19, Calhoun was not upset by the final Bernice Dec. Colonial Gardens, Soviet Union with an American-turned- 4:35AM [D lS ] Nawl Animal Worid ence before the 1082-83 season the $ 100 ,0 0 0 . Lena B. Cejkowski to James E. come to an end. c a ll^ timeout two seconds later. play. $116,500 UJtR Construction Co., Inc. to Cejkowski and Carol-Ann Prince. Tate George missed a S-point shot opening-round game became ne­ Michael W. and Jacqueline Ross Roger W. and Joyce A. Talbot, 15 Oakwood Road. No conveyance Jamie Benton hit a Jumper in the with four seconds to play and cessary because of the odd number “ Tate said he saw two seconds so to Barbara A. Hamilton. Greenway Mountain Farm. Conveyance tax. tax. lane with 14 seconds remaining to Boston College’s Troy Bowers of teams in the league. he let it go,” Calhoun said. "A fter 28 Charlie Chaplin inspires comedian give Boston College its first lead of grabbed the rebound to seal the Connecticut, which ended the games I can’t be upset with a the game and a 61-50 victory over victory. year losing seven of eight games, freshman taking a good shot TOKYO (A P ) - Kinichi Hagl- Though he still admires Chaplin, Connecticut Thursday night in the So the recent trend is that the older lost to Seton Hall 76-86 in last year’s instead of a great shot. I wasn't moto admired Charlie Chaplin so he no longer imitates him. Nor does opening-round game of the Big East Sophomore Dana Barros fed Service Notes generation atill does not appreciate opening-round game. happy with 16 losses and that won’t much that he traveled to Switzer­ he try to be a Japanese Jerry Lewis, humor, but the younger people do Conference basketball tournament. Boston College with 25 points, happen again." The 16 losses ties a another favorite early land from hla native Japan to meet So Ihere is a gap, between the including five of six from 3-polnt "Barros carried us." Boston s c h ^ record for most losses in a the great silent-film star he some- impersonation. Boston College, 11-17 overall, Supply d*rlc raportt R«c«Iv m spdclal badge younger and older generation." range. Scott added 14. College Coach Jim O’Brien said. seasn set by the 1606-66 squad. It times imitated. "A s I grow older, I want to advanced to a quarterfinal meeting Freshman guard Steve Pikiell "W e madt a concerted effort to get also was UConn’s eighth straight Arm y Spec. 4 Mark T. ManSevllle, son of Tom and Army Reserve Sgt. 1st a a ss DbrIcI E. Sellcn, son of " I tried to call on him and I cherish myself more. Rather than Most of the humor in Japan tends Friday with top-seeded and scored a career-high 27 iMints for the ball inside early but we had loss in Big East tournament play. M argrk Mandeville of 17 Ash St., has arrived for duty Edgar E. Sellera of ColumMa and Joy A. Sellers of knocked at the door," Haglmoto imperaonating somebody, I try to to be childiah, Haglmoto said. seventh-ranked Georgetown. 7 Connecticut while Jeff King added more success with that In the last 7 with the U.S. Army Garrison, Presidio of San Anjkiver, has received the parachutist badge for recalled In a recent interview. “ His keep my own personality,” Ha^- “ We did some good things. We Connecticut outrehounded the "In the case of American enter- 12 and Besselink 10. George tied a five minutes.” Francisco. completion of a three-week aiiixim e course at the U.S. manager aaid, 'no.’ So the next day, moto said in Japanese, speaking rebounded well. But we gave them Eagles 34-25. Mandeville is a supply clerk. Arm y Infantry School. Fort Benning, Ga. I knocked on the door again and the through an Interpreter. Uinment, entertainera first ap­ some easy baskets in crunch time UConn Big East tournament record Barros, the conference’s fresh­ Sellers is an ROTC cadet at the University of proach adults,” he aaid. "Children with 12 assists. Besselink. the No. 2 Barros is confident about facing manager aaid, 'no.' Until about a decade ago, the and we can’t do that,” said man of the year last season, made Connecticut. He is a 1662 graduate of Windham High aee adulu laughing and then the rebounder In the Big East and No. Georgetown on Friday. “ And the third day, I asked the Japanese were not regarded as Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun. nine of 15 shots from the Held and EnHata In Marina Corpa School. manager if Chaplin himaelf knew I children laugh." 10 nationall, had 12 rebounds. having an enormous aenae of Tyrone Scott tied the game for was also the man assigned to cover “ We have a better opportunity was here. Ihad flown M hours from Connecticut Jumped to a 0-0 lead W ateli a. Stewart, son of Mrs. Revom Stewart of humor, he aaid. "So until 10 years But in Japan entertainera first BcMtoa^llege with 1:22 remaining Pikiell. against Georgetown than people Japan. It was rach ccM weather. I and stretched it to 20-8 with 6; 57 left Manchester, has enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps and ago, I always admired American try to entertain the children. on a l ^ p , the third tie o f the ex)pect,” Barros said. "W e were has reported for training at the Marine Corps Recruit admired Oiaiilin so much. 'Does he in the first half. The Eagles were "I knew Pikiell was capable of Sarvliig at Fort Hood people because they had a very "Looking at the children laughing ARptteto game’s final three minutes. Oon- beaten badly by them the last two Depot, Parris Island. S.C. know that I am here?’ And I cried makes the adults enloy it," he said. able to dose the deficit to 26-23 at the game be had, but I didn’t play Army Pvt. lat Class Jeffrey A. LaBoate, son of good sense of humor.” necXlcut's Gerry Besselink missed times and we can’t play any worse Upon completion of li weeks of training, he is loudly, ‘Mr. Chaplin, I am here. I a slKHTt Jumiper and th e , tip-in halftime and tied it for the first time defense and I didn’t work at it,” scheduled for more training in the field of radio Norma L. Ogren and stepson of Alan Ognen ofBIreland want to meet you.' And Mr. Chaplin But the situation is changing in Haglmoto, who aaya he's’ not a B C '» Troy Bowers (left) grebe a rebound away from at 36-36 with 12:06 to play when Barros said. than that." Road. Coventry, haa arrived for duty with the 67th attempt with 57 seconds remaining communications. cdoea three TV comedy shows a Japan, "especially among the physical or veifral entertainer, UConn’t Jemee Spradling during Big East Tqumamant Scott hit one free throw after Pikiell’s previous scoring best Georgetown beat Boston CoHege Armor, Fort Hood. Texas. yoirager generation. They like and Boston College called timeout He attended Howell Cheney Regional Technical week and ia known to millions of tries to aim somewhere in between Barros had scored nine straight was a 14-point effort against Boston 78-56 at Landover, Md. and T646 at LaBonte, a cavalry scout, is a 1684 graduate of humor very much, and ttiey do children end adults, such as at Mgfc play Thuraday night at Madison Square Garden. The 12 seconds later. SchoM. He enlisted in the Marine Corps for a four-year viewers by hia nickname, l>oints for the Eagles. College. He made 12 of 17 shots from Boston Garden. Rockvillp High School. ‘‘Kinchan." undersUind and a)n>reciate humor. school or university studenu. Eaglaa ended the Huskiaa taaeon, 61-59. Benton, who flniahed with 16 I I m -K Aw cH gargit rntRALD. rrMav. rntnn », tm M ^ f g g g T B R t m m . FriMae M e w i i . WB8 - 18 Blue-collar performance wins for the Warriors Spotty UNLV easily Graf out I Lister, a 7-kMt center, mski •y AiweiaMtf p t 0 w$ the Bodtets out wfth A Ivan AdauM in the Elaewhere in dm NBA it waa, SmmfU, nMAe, and we bad a veteran nofplmrfiwtln to make Denver i», Saw Antonin m NBA Itasop oot flmre. I thought they G oMIib 9taw Coaek G e o rge K « rl In Phoenhr, ■match nm hi the Rani quarter . e a lM Hte team’s vfetmy over tile Fhoenht ise, Cleveland NS; and am Joh tonight ... We advances in PCAA SeatM m , Portland NS. VanArsdilci its Hrst victory played nm wanted h> ptay. R "Alton Moched ererythhw *wa Ifaaatfla Roefeets "a Moe«eltar piAMs, scored I I hi dm as A Ivan AC The Warriors Jnmped to an ll-e took a M g hordes off of them to the stretch.” Wckerdaff said. ”He Bvawrvwilttdr too vs. Texas. peiibrmaace.” Aad the hanfest sparMngGoldeaSlam'toa (Hd not get minotes in the first half history ewrher of them ah wao Earry lead and never retlnqulahed it Larry Nance break the streak and get a win.” ThdAB40clotadftrdf» The Big E i^t in Kansas City despite S» potato andeightieheoBde 3 S -»le a d . ended a seven gaaae becaose of the motehwps.” to lth . The dooest Houston came to •onfCB 127, M m * 122 N C A A H o o p featured No. 19 Missouri against from (Majuwon, who fmriedoat with M »^ g spotty bMkctbail. Colorado; No. 17 Oklahoma taking Bv Jeov Hefiamen The •-feot-t Smith acored IS overtaking the Warriors was at The viefory, le^aroandan W-l La Seattle, Dole EINs scored 3t 4:4$ left in Jhe gmne with the NuggdlB 121, tpura 1M y art 9ievrta-Lai Vagm wai only on Iowa raatr, Kansas raatc vs. Tha JtesecfefMf Frata poiata and grahhed is rehouadS. Warriors I 4MB wMi 4; PI left in the half run in the tirtt qoarter wMeb left points and Altoa Lister bhxdwd W points better than Long Beach The victory ended a two-game At Denver. Ales EngUdi scored Nebraska; and Kansas against while hehffng 7-S Alteem Olalnwon the Sons in control diroughout. The three shots in the fin d mhnrte as the Mate. Wbat bappem wbeB the ing ranked teams. No. «Iowa belted (Mtlahoma State. KEY RSCAYNE, Fla. - I in eheek, to help die WarriiMrs to a ‘T v e said all atongdiat defense is for Gohfea iWate. trfnmph was the first for Van fc perSewIca beat Portland despite 48pdntson M of a shooting from the key tothto team aadtonigM the field as the Nuggets beat San rw ily get into gear? Northwestern 1B8-7B and MOi-rated AOanOel#; Mike Vreeswyk scored Graf eoufd be making BM ary in ISS-SS IfB A victo ry over the hoidi a 4-1 e d g e hi the Arsdate after two losses. Van 4g points Iqr Kiki V a n d e w e ^. Florida, hut abe h o ^ MMory one of oar hest defensive perfoT" against dm Rodtets. Adonio to break a fear-game losing •** recon* to 81-1 in Notre Dame beat Mami, Fla., 21 points and Howard Evans added Koeltets Thwnaday aifht. A n^le replaced John MacLeod SeaMe's defense made the (Rffer- ^ Pacific Coast doesn't repeat. manees In s long time.” added Golden State guard Eric last week on as interim basis. streak. 28 p(dnts and 11 steals tor Temide. ‘•tarry gives up a h* of Iwight to ence. holding the Blasers scoreless Athletic Association baakethall The wildest tournament action Akeem, hat he’s oor besti defenderi Karl, whose team has w o n o ^ four ’’Steepy* PIsyd M a rti St poims. ” I w m prood of oor giqrs over the final i;M after Vande- The Nuggets now have a three- Nate Blackwell, who bad If points, Graf served noticed to the tenate dmes in it» iMt N games after game margin over San Antonio in fomaniem Thuraday night with a was h) Flagstaff, Arix., where tlw was the tournament MVP. world that she has arrived by in the post.” Karl said. He dkl a had dgfit assists m d matched a toidght.” saM Van ArsiMe. who weghe’s IS-foot Jonnper from the rem p over the 44ers Next up tremendous defensive Joh on getting off to its best start in a career-high by grdMiag nine re- spoke to the stpaad dong with hMeiine brooght Portland to witMn the battle for the eighth and final Kig ray's first round hsd two rngghy: Harry Willis scored 23 stunning Martina Navratilova, the playoff spot in thee N 1 BA’sI Western ' « U i^o m m in Inglewood. Calif., to one-pMnt games, a two-point result points and Walt Tyler added 22 to world’s top-ranked woman’s Akeem. lie got his points against decade. hoandO. Kodsey M cCray scored 17 General Manager ^^ola^igelo m - i a . tti-rnnerton, and Rebels CMch Lorry, hot they came on some great Joe Barry Carroll, who had SI points and ^tohert ^teid abided 14 for in practice Wednesday. "We came Coach Bernie Bickerstaff had and eigbtb-seetled W rte r State, pace Weber State, which finished player, 48, 42, Tbarsday in the J e ^ TarkaniaB claims his team which was 8-21 during the semon, last in the eight-team league and semifinals of the $18 International "*WJtove to be a lot better toni^it. beat No. 1 Montana State 108-101. lost 10478 at Montana raite during „ •• Ute toughest game since T lw top three seeded teams In the the season. Wlahoma, maybe tougher,” Tar- Navratilova never broke Grafs Big Sky an lost. "I don’t know if the ki«fo were serve and had break poliMa in only “•"*•0 »«M , referring to the Elsewhere, a couple of teams looking to pay back or what, but three games in flie 84minate mbels only Io m this aeaton. " I which showed surprising strength they played with a lot of intensity,” tWnk they (the Titans) are better match. Graf scored an early SCOREBOARD in last year’s NCAA tourney were Coach Larry Farmer said. "When service break In each set and than Auburn (another UNLV vic­ winners lliursday night in first- the kids line up. they have short cruised. tim ). I think they are an outstand­ round conference tournament con­ memories. It's been a frustrating ing team. I say that in all sincerity. tests. Cleveland State took Eastern season so far, but this takes a little "There’s no doubt in m y mind M f Em I llBWtBptWfNlyflfli Flmifi 7. RlNfB 2 ” 1 said ail along they were the minois 8458 in the Mid-Continent of the sting away. I think we showed that sooner or later she will (be second-best team in the league and H o c k e y ni:i7 w a o ^ ivm. B a s k e tb a ll tourney, while Arkansas-Little people how well we're capaMe of No. 1 ) Navratilova said. "It’s Just • 1 1-4 L W L How the top twenty teams in The I still say that. They have great a ((uestion of when." oowon, StMon (17-15). HantenwAWseceod, I 3 S -f 4 9 4 Rock nipped TexaxSan Antonio playing.” 1$-M>. PHtsburoh 4 9 4 athletes. " 82-80 in the Trans Annerica. A - m m FacIO; The first-ever Pacific-10 Graf now has a chance to make ( ^ , Ovy). »:3i. 3. Syrorocusa 4 9 5 NsvodOL* Vsgos (3M) boot Long Still, Fullerton is Just 17-llaftera The other Mid-Continent winners tournament got underway with WsSsres T erry OreoMO. LI LlfobsrH, -- - St.- . John's J 4 M 7 h Stats NX8. that time come much sooner. Don Scfweit, Oerrord OoulMsr. ^BfvICSOVI110 (McOenoW, NWimwiiim FrpvMsnco 4 M 7 1. r' " CorgBno ' ■ (3X33 dMnc •2-81 victory over Cal-lrvine in the were Wisconsin-Green Bay. Arizona State ripping Washington In Saturday’s final, the third- Wsnotllis Wons Vitlanavo 14 IS 14 3. s (4 i* did not atoy. opening round. The Titans’ coach, Illinois-Chicago and Southwest State as Steve B ^ k scored 13 of his seeded 17-year-old West Gorman SALMCO Colgerv, Pottord S RASTOHN Soten Moll 13 15 13 4. 0 (2X0______dM net. ptay. . George McQuam, called that win A A Missouri State. In the Trans Am er­ 19 points in the second half and Rsplf Liifi . Fm iitai Boston Coftogo 13 11 17 has an oppOTtunIty to back up her POWMI 7 2 (Wnson, 7:9. 1 Cotsorv, A r - 1 DoFUut (2X1) (______"prohahly our hest effort in a long, W L T f mstny. 4 (WOMn, Wtoasn), 7:53 A LOS W L Pet. na Cermoctlcvt 13 * 1* 4. lewo (9 4 ) boot Nerthwoitam 10X78. ica, Steston, Houston Baptist and Bobby Thompson got 12 of bis 14 in recent rise to No.8 in the world W W 5 no Anensi , Lodrord 11 (Pos, ngstae 44 15 .745 long, long time. We knew there was Georgia Southern also advanced. the second period. N W S S 1 » - f rankings against the player she "S* as _____ 1 5 1-* 11:04. PtnoWts— T ortor, LA, minor motor » 35 iT'/r 7.______(3X4) did not ptoy. no tomorrow and played like it.” In the first Pacific-10 postseason Anthony Taylor scored 14 points N 37 W 2» 1 WTf^N^^V^VmVr i^PvTfWlWFr n,44tk« f,c4, i t r (totirtorsneo), 7:37; 5:W; PsoHnskl, OmiMo wSnor (stawilns, Attanto 9 T .59 '/i Syracuse vs. V'llonovo, 3 p.m. 13. Iffineto H t D BMM not ptay. for good on David G irley’s 14foot Saybrook’a Joalle Kozma (55) in the Patriots’ Class S other semifinal. Uoyd, who Is n D « 71 231 D5 uraaortwnamiko cenOudi, 5:14; Wimomt, SMhmiaiM 9 a 417 1'/» Oaorootpwn vs Boston Celltoo, 7 n. Ctomson did not play. UNLV guard Mark Wade broke the host team, on Friday afternoon. Jumper with 2:07 left. D D « « 3S 3D WtoMO, m (rowMne), D :d ; Smttti, Tor Division game Thuraday night. Danehy nMted 19 points seeded second hereire because the (reughtop) , 15:48. LA, motor (dsMlnel, *:n; (tobsrtt. Col, CMroeo 31 35 .544 5 P.m. 14. Duke (2X1. _ the N C A A single-season assist Also, Nortlteastern beat Siena M » • M 3H 31* motor (flsMinel.Vtl; t4untor,Col,mHcen- IfmllllglO 9 .475 W St. John's vs. Providsnes, * p.m. 11 Texas ChrtoNon■n (IX n d M r BEC: Fo r LSU to get back to the new rankings came out halfway SecoM Pirtod--3, PittiOiirsb, a record he shared coming into the in the Patriots' 62-60 victory. « K « M 3D aw (todSfr), 3:41. X Toronto, Clark 9ifsfeifs, duct,«:41; WtOs, LA (rovsMnp1'*:N; Ofto, Ctovttand______73 9 .383 1516 14.______(3X» Dd net W -8 and Boston University took Final Four would be a major tbrou^ the tournament, beat Graf CAMWagLL CONPkMmCt Col (rovotSno), *:D; Nielwlb, LA (hoek- 17. Oktahemo (94» « d net pk game with St. John’s Mark Jack- Niagara 8482 in the ECAC North surprise. But the Tigers had too M nln sl, 4 :9 A Toronto, VWvo 9 (Lora, Em milt W. U Cljk(3IHIH dM not ptay. 44,42 in the final here last year. P.amoeati), 4:54. 5, Toronto,Smltti 5 son. Wade bad eight assists, giving Atlantic semifinals; Mid-American much for Mississippi State Thurs­ 9 37 * 4* (Lora), 14:4*. A Toronto, Otbomo 9 ’’IT L n ffo T Period— I f 7, Cotqary, d octnnts W OoHOS 9 9 A41 — 8. MIssourt (3( It )------H M net Olay. In the men’s semifinals today, 9 9 I 44 (Sotor, Mutton), :4i m i . A CcSsarv, Utah 9 J 9 4>/!i 34. Notre Demo (9-7) booT Miami, Pie. Mm 88S for the season. Jackson had first-round contests were won by day night, as LSU forced 18 top-seeded Ivan Lendl plays sixth- 9 9 14 43 JCourlnaa, OtlD, 11:9 7, Toronto, » Psteiw W (Mfroto), 13:9 PsnoPtos Lora, PoWsrson 11 (McDansM, Buttord), 3 :9 Houston 33 37 .50 7 imm CtllfiB . UCffNi 82S assists in the 198X8Scampaign. Eastern Michigan. Kent State and turnovers and made II steals. seeded Jimmy Connors at 1 p.m. 9 9 13 41 *, Los Ansstos, LodyorO 13 (W ' ' 9 .414 IS 61 80 D 34 4 54 Tor (tieekkis), 17:9; Woof, Tor (cross- 9 "After the first four or five Bowling Green; Bethune- Anthony Wilson and Oliver Patriot girls gain ctMcfckM), 9:08; Cimnoywerth, Pit (stoab- wnitams), 14:14. PtnoHlis Wons. jan Antonio 31 9 .3H 14 E8 T in a rematch of their moment­ kwl, m e . Socromonto 1* 9 .39 n>/t CONNECTICVr (5*) minutes of each half, we played Cookman, North Carolina A & T and Brown each scored 18 points for ous semifinal meeting here last 5 9 3*5 39 m d Psrtod-4i Pltfskum, Prsadoy * Shots on pooL-Los Anottos 13-11-7—9 . King XIIX3IX Urssry V543X Bottsltok well,” Tarkanian said. "It Just South Carolina State advanced in LSU. 3 74 91 341 Coteory 14-11-13—43. L.A. Lokors 44 M .747 — X13'130414, OoerasX4X24, Flktoll 1X174437, G o lf year. Connors was defaulted in the (Quton, Cwvwywortti), 3:44. *, Toronto, seemed like we weren't In the game the MEAC; Grambllng, Southern, "The key for us was again the 7 77 337 39 Volyo 9 (Thomos. P.Stncwok), 4:9. Powor-ploy OpoortunHIos— Los An- Portland 17 34 A07 P/i Ecenemou X444X Sprpdltoa44400 Totals fifth set of that one after storming 4 M 3D 39 osMs0of3; CeSaory lot 1. SooHto 31 9 .59 IS'A 3X57449. at the start and at the beginning of Texas Southern and Jackson State three things that we are among the S quarterfinal berth off the court to protest a Hne call. I 9 2 » 374 PsnoMts— WHson Pit, motor (fletit- BOSTON COLL. (41) too). W:47; Thomas, Tor, m c ^ (flstil- Ooc4tos Los Anestes, Mstonson (43 Stats 9 9 .475 17V^ the second half. won in the SWAC; and Texas-EI tops in the league in; defense, steals In the other men’s semifinal at 7 tos), 14:07; Pronioy, PH, mesor (tigtit- st)ots-D saves). Colaarv, Vsmon (93n. tUSStJ 9 9 .3D Dt/i Borrv41440,SceH474414,Bowsrs3444 A— M,7*4. L.A. enppers 4,Barres415X38,J.BsntonX*4414,Ksltoy Mmfti GIntle filf irarra " It was a funny game, both Paso, Brigham Young. New Mexico and causing turnovers." LSU p.m., fourth-seeded Yannick Noah toe1,l4:9;Om,Tor,mator(f^nsl,W:9; W 44 .17* 34 COVENTRY - With Kim Ml- intentionally fixiled with seven Ctorfc, Tor, nimor (HaMtos), n :D ; Bvsliai, aofsroo—non Hooeortt^lnosmon— 43040, Fronds 1-31-3XS. BerHenX31-31 halves. We were slow starting. I and Wyoming in the WAC. Coach Dale Brown said. "W e’re not is scheduled to play ninth-seeded ■vflblo A Now Jorsoy 4 Bon Asselsttoe, Wovno Porsov. Denver 131, Son Antonio 144 Htorpt 44 44 0. Totals 3X44 W-IS 41. zesko and Leslie Danehy doing all seconds left. She converted one of PH, molor (fto^na), 13:9; Cimnoy- CORAL SPRINGS, Pto. (AP) — Rrst- thought we got very intense that The Atlantic Coast Conference a team that wins pretty. We’re a Miloslav Mecir, who knocked out ^mPORiPfrlV Ms vvOWWfipTvn / wortti, PH...... (MatksHclik 14:23; Pheenhi 19, Ctovotand 103 HeflHme— Cer*iecHcuf9,BosfooColl.9. the damage in the fourth quarter. two foul shots and was then able to Toronto 7, Pfttsbvrsb 3 I), OoMsn SNSo 105, Houston 44 Xpetot goals—CenrwcHcut X4 (Flktoll X4, round scerot Thursday In the r first half after about the first or five tournament began today with No. 2 blue-collar type of team." second-seed Stefan Edberg of Prowiov, PH, motor (flpiittopi, 17:17; Hondo CtcesIcOoHTournomsnt on t| Coventry High held on for a 62-80 dribble out the rest of the ticks on OetroH *, Minnssoto 3 Losmen, Tor, mtoor-motor (tosHpeSor, SooHto 137, Portland 19 Oforos41, Ecenenrxr 41), Boston CoH. X7 minutes. North Carolina vs. Maryland, fol­ Tony White, the S E C ’s leading Sweden in the quarterfinals. Wtonipos 1, 9t. Louts 1, Ite Prtdav^DoHMs (Borres 5-4 S. Benton 41). Fouled out— yard, par 3X35—8 Teumamsnt _ victory over Old Saybrook in CIAC the clock. Danehy had 7 fourth- C«4eory 7, J A A n s s j g ^ fl^Mtop), 17:17; Lomtsvs, PH (roustm i. Club at Eeglo Troeo (CMimatour); "Th a t’s the kind of intensity we lowed by Virginia and Georgia scorer, hit for 30 points in lifting But Noah’s status Is In question. • :«; Ofll, Tor (fiMi-stIckfm), 1t:43. L.A. Cllppsrs at iMton, 7:9 p.m None. Bobeunds— Cormoctlcvt 9 (Bossx State Girls’ Basketball Tourna­ quarter points and MIzesko 8. TraBM CtioiM AHonte of Now Jorsiw, 7:9 p.m. Itoh 13), Boston Cell. 8 (Bowers 7). MHio SulHyan 3X13-8 wanted." Tech, No. 13 Clemson against Wake Tennessee over Vanderbilt. He pulled out of a doubiM match Los Ansstos!s ot Ifdmontoo, i*:D p.m. Shots on SOS*—PHtskuron A13-13—9 . Assists CennscHcutll«?sorgsin,Boston Bred Faxon 3533-9 ment'Class S Division play Thurs­ "The first half we got quite a few dak ^gamMdmsu^m Tn*W Toronto A13-1I— 31. Wothtooton at Phlladsiphia, 7:9 p.m. Earlier Thursday, UC Santa Forest and No. 14 Duke vs. North No. 6 Iowa 108, Norttiwastam 7B: Thursday because of a shoulder MontrstS W»of Ww^nryv^y* IV.Do.m. - . j at DotroH, 7:9 p.m. Cell. 11 (S. Bonten 4). Total fouls— Mark Coteayocchto 37-33—Ot day night at the Patriots' gym. (points) on fast breaks. We were Power ploy oooerfunHtos— Pmskuroh 0 Bruce Ltolike 1X9-4* Barbara downed Utah State 87-8 Carolina State. The Hawkeyes had little trouble injury suffered In his quarterfinal of 4; Toronto 1 of 3. Utah at MHwoukoo, I p.m. Connecticut 14, Boston Coll. 10. A— 1*,5*1. The third-seeded Patriots, 142, meS Boston, 1:151 New York at CMcoge, 4:9 p.m. Bob Murphy 3X34-8 and San Jose State whipped New In the Southeastern Conference. with the Big Ten’s worst team as able to catch them in transition and victory over Mats WHander. A OocSIes— PHMwrph, Blsoto (M shols-ll BAMBALL Konnv Knox 9 9 — 8 advance to Saturday's quarterfi­ at NSW Jsrsoy, 5:0^.m. saves),aWVWD/4 MstochsfVTWFVvfsW 01:9Vll.ifV stcond, 15-13). Socromonto ot 1 ^ AntorSo, 4:9 p.m. rhuriay's Mlligi Iwop te«rn Mexico State 71-54. Louisiana State, a Final Four team Kevin Gamble scored 21 points and Lisa Talaga had all 12 of her points release from the Association of at Hartford, 7:38 p.m. Sohiraay’s Domst Mark McCumbsr 3S3B—8 nals against the No. 2 seed in the in the half," Dimmock said. Buftato of Oushtc, 7:9 p.m. tc ro f n , Wrsoost (9-31). BALTIA Chortot Belllne 1X33-8 The only team to gain entry into last year, downed Mississippi State reserve guard Jeff Moe connected Tennis Professionals said Noah A-1493. Oorhort,^ ouHtoMsr,______Mark______wnilomsen.______New JersM at Phllodelplria 7:9 p.m. East Region, 142 Griswold High, a Danehy had 19 points and 8 MonIrsBl______at gdmonton. n, S:48o.m. Utah at Attcmta, 7:9 p.m. SOUTH Bomhgrd Longtr 3X35—8 the 64team N CAA field Thursday 68-54, while Tennessee beat Van­ for five 3-polnt field goals. Iowa hopes his sprained right shoulder N.V. tstondsri o1 TorerSo, 1:45 p.m Botorsa BIH McCreary. Linesmen-^ Eric Boll, John Hobyon, Tony Arnold, Tony Sills 3X35-8 5430 winner over Hale-Ray of rebounds and MIzesko 17 points and WOyne Bonney, Bob Hodses. and MIks Ktonunsn, pHchsrs, Ricky MllweukM at Indiana, 7:9 p.m. Covenant 57, Palm Booch Atlantic 52 was No. 8 Temple, which avenged derbilt 7457. Today in Atlanta. It made nine 3-pointers overall. trill respond to treatment and be PHMwr4h at Mlnoosoto, 4:9 p.m. L.A. Clipport at Now York, 4:9 p.m. MIDWH5T Oooree Bums 3X1B—8 Moodus, at a site and time to be 11 rebounds to lead Coventry. Janis OstroH at St._ Louts, 4:9 p.m. Jonss, shortstop, Rono Gemotos, Rox Tom Oomsr 1X34-8 its only Atlantic 10 regular-season was Georgia vs. Mississippi, Ken­ It was Iowa’s 26th win of the year will attempt to play. Hudtor, end Jkn Trobor, Inftoldsrs, to Sacramento of Phoenix, *:9 p.m. Iowa 143, Northwsstsrn 74 announced. Jendzejec netted 21 to pace the Houston at SooIHe, 10:9 p.m. Notre Dome 44, Miami, Ro. 4* Mork Haves 1431— 8 loss with a 7457 homecourt victory tucky against Auburn. Florida and and the 300th coaching victory for For Graf, t|ie challenge will be __yoMS{itodsWrtb, 3:9 p.m. Flyin ,GipHalt ono-ysor contracts. Renewed the con- Ctarsncs Roto " 3X14-8 The Patriots took a 41-32 halftime 4 2 trocts of Ken Dixon,■ pHcher, and Lorry Clovtiend rt LA . Leksrs, 11 p.m. WIsconsto 9 , Mlnnosoto 53 over West Virginia for the conferen­ Louisiana State, and No. 9 Alabama Coach Tom Davis, who is in his first Rams. Voncouvsr o t ^ Anostos, 4:9 p.m. S ^ H W B S T Leu Orohom 37-9—8 lead before seeing their lead coming down from the high of Bobby Cota 9 3 S -8 ce’s postseason title. Temple. 31-1, against Tennessee. year at Iowa City. Qyeboc at Buftalo, 7:S p.m. CALIFORNIA ANOELS-SIgntd WOlIv Boston at *3*o!m** Sam Houston St. 9 , Pan American *1 narrowed to 47-44 after three beating Navratilova for only the PHtsbufSh at Wtontoss, 4:05 p^m. Dollot of ChlcPM, 3 p.m. SE MIssourt 7X W. Ttxos St. 71 Andy Dlltard 9 3 3 -8 Joined Alabama-Birmingham, At Dallas, the Southwest Confer­ Notra Dania B8, Miami, Fla., 44 CjpVBNTKY (53) — Stactv Robortton second time In seven career N.Y. Istandsrs at Onleooo. 4:9 p.m. *• 1 « Jeynof, first bossmon, to o ono-ysor TOUBNAMENTt ^ Slumon 3 X 9 -8 periods. "W e had the same shots in 3IM4, Anna Werftl 3405, Kim Mlzoiko n r s t w lo d -l, Phliodetohta, McCrim- controcl. Son Antonie at Ooldsn Stott, 5 p.m. Fairfield. Marshall, Navy. Ken- ence event had Texas Tech vs. David Rivers scored 22 points and meetings. Cotsary at N.Y. Konssrs, *:W p.m. mon * (Poulto), 12:11. 3, Phllodtiphta, Houston at Porttand, I p.m. AiM riaHonofMtaConHnsntUnlysrsHtos OcivM (tartn 9 - S - 8 the second half as we did in the first 6 X7 17, LoiMo Danthv 7 X8 I*, LiM KANSAS CITY ROYALS-4lenod Jim Stove Elklnglen 1X33—73 nsylvania, Wichita State, and Xav­ Arkansas, No. 15 Texas Christian Donald Royal 20. The Irish defense Talaga 5 40 13, Maura Donohy 1 41 3, ‘This was one of the biggest wins Hows 11 (Smith), 13:14 (sh). Elstnrtich, outftoldsr, to o mlnor-tooguo Oovt Rummollt 3X37— 8 buj they wouldn't drop.*" said Brondo Thalacker 0 40 0, Noktarla Ponolliss— Samuolsson, Phi (hlgh- controcl. Ctovotand St. M, E. Illinois 9 ier, Ohio as qualifiers. against Texas AltM, Baylor play­ held Eric Brown, Miami’s leading I ’ve ever had," Graf sailBid. " I didn’t WHitort . Irulnt Nugifti 121, Spun 104 IH.-Chlcoao 8 , Volparalto 74 Lon Hinkle 9 -9 — 8 Coventry coach Ray Dimmock. OIttIt 0 0^ 0, Molllc Jacotaon 1 04 3. 10 2 sHcklno), 3:37; Brown, Phi, misconduct, Ktn Orson 37-34—73 In non-tournament games involv- ing Southern Methodist, and Hous- scorer, to only five points. Totolt 35 1415 53. think she was feeling too comforta­ 3:37; ProncsschsHI, Was, mlsconckjct. NEW YOBK METS— Slsnsd John Mlt- SW MIstourl It, W. Illinois D "Th e defense did pick up and It was SAN ANTONIO (144) WIs.-Grttn Bov 8 , N. Iowa 4* ScoH Simpson 3X9— 73 ^OLD SAYBROOK (M) - Jotllo ble with the wind, and 1 had some 3:37; Blum,' Was (Intsrfsrsncs), 11:41; eholl, pHcher, to a ofto-vior contract. Dick Most 3 X 9 -8 poorer offense on our part” Keinna 5 3-3 14, Krlt Sctioffor 0 04 0, Cravsn,Phl (hooktop), 11:44; Lonewov, Berry 7-12 1-3 15, Orssnwood 44 1-4 13, AltanHc WConfsrsneo lucky shots with the wind.” H & . ’. ! i rj Ollmoro XIO 54 11, Sun*eld 4-13 1-1 IX %vimffm*vBiOTsip T.C. Chen 359— 8 Old Saybrook. which bows out Lakrotlg. Francit 7 43 15, Nancy PliW Psrted— 1, Hartford, Tursson 13 Wot (hooktos).iHD,to:3if EASTERN **EAOUE^nnouncod Hurt Hubert Orson 3X9— 8 Shtpord 3044, Janit Jtndttjoc 101-331, The wind was sweeping through o WOtsrbury Indians would move to Bebsrtson 4-14 X4 15, JontsJoni 411 34 11, TotTwlo 74, West Virginia 57 13-10, crept to within 61-60 wtth 20 6 ( ^ m , Munvn), 7 :9 3, Harttord, MHcholl XII 2-3 4. Krvstokowtok 04 X3 X Big Oast Contorsneo Mark Brooks X3*^8 Lotlilt______Bortlott... .141 . 3, Alllc (towott 11-4 the stadium at the International 6 Otnssn 9 fProndt), 13:9. 3, Hartford, Socond Psrlod-3, Phllodslphla, Ksrr 9 Williamsport, Fo., boslnnlne In the 1*47 DoyIdjNwgys 3X9— 8 Lefty Isn’t seconds left but Danehy was 3. Totolt 9 412 50. lEklund, McCrImmon), 11:37 (pp). 4, S ta to n . Moore3-7004, Dowklns4704i, NeolvO-344 Flrsl Round Tennis Center, but Navratilova O o ^ 14 (Turoeon, Evoson), 17:9 4, 4. Totals 41-9 21-9 104. Boston Coll. 41, Connoctlcut 9 MIksL 3X9— 8 Sports in Brief Hotlford, Dtotsn 9 (Proncls, Lovdsts), WashInolen, Christian 1* (Sttvsns, BASKRTBALL Jodto Mudd 9 -9 — 74 went out of her way not to use that Oortotr), 15:34. 5, Wothtooton, Plvonko Nattonol BM kwDt Loaous DONVBB (131) Big Sky Contorsneo 11:14.5, Harttord, Turpson 14 (Proncls, Enensh1X97-743,Schayts1400XCooptr First Hound Tim Simpson 9 -9 — 74 as an excuse. OInson), l*:44 (pp). PtnoKIst- 17 (SItvsnt, Murphy), 14:57 (pp). FHOENITf SUNS— AcHvatod Bomord Joy Don Bioko 9 9 — 74 Psnoltiss— Brown, Phi, molor- Thompson, guard; ptoesd Grant Oondrei- 4134013,Walksr4*4SI3,Lovsr X15 47 Idaho D, Montano 43 Hockanum River race on April 12 at his best Johnston, Bos (hooklns), 4:04; Somusls- 9 , Roimutsen X3 XI 4, Evans X101-27, Idaho St. 8 , Boise SI. V Itoo AokI 9 -9 — 74 "She played flawless tennis to­ ten. Hot (trM n t), 13:31; c;ampbtll. mlsconduct (ftahHna), 2:9; Somusltton, Ick, guard, on H g ^ w s d list. Don Hollderton 4434- 74 Phi, doubit minor (hloh-ttickino, rouoh- BALL Alorls 7-14 XS17, Dunn 1-3 X3 4.Totols SX«3 Nov.-Bsno 9 , N. Arliono H day,” Navratilova said of Graf. Bos, rnolor(flphHns),17;M;Klstntndortt, 31-9131. Weber St. 104, Montano St. 101 Stavt Jones 3444-74 The 11th annual Hockanum River Canoe Race will be held By The Associated Press m , riMtor (flotiHnp), 17:44; Llnssmon, Inp), 3:9; ProncotchsHI, Wot, « i ^ s jIIn II Lu Howard TwHty 3435-74 "Today she was the best player In mmw (htohvtlcfctoo, rouohinp), 3:9; CHICAGO BEABS— Frombtsd Bill SOBAatonto 9 SI 914-144 ECAC NorHi AWwiHc Contorsneo Sunday, April 12, with registration from 49; 30a.m. theday of the jtos^malor-sams misMndud (tosortos), 9 9 9 14-111 Emlo Ooraotoi 3415— 74 the world.” Kostsllc,_____ .. wwvBi Was, mvivr^iwvfwmoler-doubto miMAiffwvw*misconduct ToMntovIcoprsslOtntofptavsrpsrsenntl. Fred Wadsworth 3X34-74 race. Entry fee is $5 per person per race. For further information, “ Lefty” Just couldn’t do anything (flShUna), 3:4); McCrImmon, Phi (slosh­ Nomsd Bill McOrons dirteter of odmlnlv XFoInt goals— Robortson. Foulsd o u t- Boston U. 9 , Nhilogoro 02 Graf’s basic strategy was to play Socend Ptrlod—4, HorHord, Lowtoss 17 KrystkowKik. Rtboundt— Son Antonie 4* Northoostom 9*,8l#na8 ,! Oofv Hollbore 3X41— 74 contact Lee Watkins, RR 2, Box 147, Andover, Ct„ 06282 or call at right for the Philadelphia Phillies. (Proncls, Dtotsn), 4:9. 7, Boston, Mld- ing),top), 5:44; FroncoschtHI, Wot (trlpptoe), troHon and Tsd Phillips dirsetar of Jock Nlcklous to Navratilova’s forehand, thus y:5t; McCrImmon, Phi (hlsh^cktoo), flnorKS. iwood, Gilmore 11), Donvtr 44 MM-AmsrlcanlPgs^^Mes wr^Mi^9V94^B^w 9 -9 — 74 742-6296. "It wasn’t very impressive," dtoton 31 (Oradin, Campboll), 7:43. 4, Ih. Atsitts—Son Antonio M Flrsl Round Scott Vsrplonk 3X34-74 preventing her from chipping her Hartford, Evomhi II (Oovln), 14:9 (sh). 14:23. DETROIT LIONS— Slontd Eric Truvil- sfs; Brad Fabel observed Phillies president Bill Third Psrlod-4, Phllodtlphto, Zeisl 9 Hen, wide roctivsr, Ffrank MoHloce, noM (Sundvo(Sundvold, Robtiiton 5), Dsnvtr 9 (Lover BowHng O rttn S3, Ohio U. 51 3X35-74 slice backhand and coming to the PsnoHIts Mllltr, Bos, molor ((It 15). Total fouls— Son Antonlo9, Donvtr 9. E. Michigan 57, Miami, Ohio 44 Bill BrHton 3X34-74 Giles after watching pitcher Steve f :9 ; Sotrwnhe, Her, rnoler (flehtini (M cCrIm m on, Crossm an), 4:51. tocklo, andmd BobBob^np^^li Stbrlng, llnsbocktr. Mike DonoM net. What made the plan work so PtnoHIts— Zow, Phi (hooklns), 5:14; Technicals— Atarlo. A—*, 124. Kent. St. 9 , W. Michigan 8 3X35-8 Betty King leads LPGA tournament Carlton run into a barrage of hits f :9 ; AnOtrson, )tar (heldind),' 13:07; vvOCICBY MMO astom AHttoHc Contorsneo Tom Purlisr 3X35— 8 well was the sudden flaw In B vtrs.srs, Bos,Bot, mo|ormolor (flphttoe),(fldhtlno), 1*: 324; Munvn, Crovsn, Phi (hooklns), 7:9; Blum, Wot ft. ReymofKl Rovd 3X35-8 and runs Thursday in his first (cross chseklnp), *:9; Howe, Phi HABTIFORD WHALERS- Flrsl Round G LEN D A LE, Calif. — Betsy King shot a 4under-par 67 to take Navratilova’s forehand. . .r, molor (flomfnp), 1*:M. ______tHAulSifs^^AoauIrsd Fat Sural 26, Cavillcff 102 Bothune-Cookmon 44, Oslawart St. D Vonco Itoetnor 3X9— 8 spring training appearance of 1907. Third Porlod-*, Horlford, Ptrroro 9 (holdino), 10:20. Hughes, right wing, from the St. Louis Mike Hulbsrt " I couldn’t hit anything on m y left N. Carolina A5.T 10, Florida ABM 8 3X35-8 the first-round lead in the 8250,000 GNA-Glendale Federal Carlton, the Cy Young winner (Andtrsen, Celt), 1 :9 10, Hartford, Blues to sxchonos tor a lOth-round droH CLBVBLAND ( ID) 8. Carolina St. It, Md.-E. Shore 8 , OT Halo Irwin 349— 8 side today,’’ said the left-hander. ^tojrhM II (Proncls, Bobych), 1 :9 11, Shots on sool— Wothlnolon A104— 9 choice. Oonnlt Hammond tournament. who Is attempting a comeback with Philadelphia 1343-31. MONTBEAL CANADIENS-«ont Glllst Hubbard 14 43 X Williams X4 X7 II, FgcHIc Cosit AIMsllc Assodolton 9 -3 4 -8 "She picked on m y forehand and it DauMwrtyXU MIS^Boolsv 1444X Harper Jeff Lewis 349— 8 Her round, which equaled the women’s record at Oakmont his former club, pitched two innings Fower-play Opportunities— Woshlnoton Thlboudtou, center, to Shorbreoko of the Lorry Mllt 4435- 8 w ork^ to perfection.” 1 of 7) Fhllodsiphla I of 4. . 11-9M37,Ehlo14043,Frlos7-f44l4,Turpln Col-Sonto Barbara 57, Utah St. n County Club, gave her a two-stroke lead over Sally Little and of an Intra-squad game, one for X4M4, Newman 1-5443, West 54X711 Lm Fullerton 81. *3, Col-lrvlne It Keith Ctoerwotsr 9 -3 4 -8 Navratilova, who lost to Mandlik­ oilts— Wothlnolon,. Pottort (31 shotv " NEW...... YORK...... RANGERS-TrodsdkNOERS- Mark Jim Wilson Alice Ritzman. Kathryn Young was another shot back with an each side, and was rocked for Six 17 ivtt). Fhllodsiphla,I, HOKtall (34-34). Osborne, ton wing, to the Toronto i 43X33, Corbln34444. Totals414S 1X9101. Nov.-Los Vsgos ID, Long Booch St. 70 349— 8 ova In the finals of the Australian •:9l ______Son Jott St. 71, Now Mexico St. 54 Rtx Caldwell 3X4D-8 opening 70. hits and six runs. Three of the hits Klelnendorst, or, mlnor-molor- Loots tor Jsft Jackson, ^ PHOENIX (19) FscHlc-W Contorsneo Mark Ptoll 9 -1 4 -8 Open in January, has lost In two misconduct, ter Lone Lambert, right wins, to the Q Wtllle Wood were homers off Carlton, who Nordkiuts for Fed Prtco, detonsoma NoncoM3 X330,FlncknoyX354*, Adorns 9 -3 4 -8 straight tournaments for only the ftahttoo), 11:01; ). 8ibrM6,Divlli4 1413 34 9 , Dovls 417 1-3 I*, Humphries Arliono St. » , Washington St. 40 Danny Edwor* 3X3X-8 walked one and struck out three. third time In the last five years. 14i57. 54410t4,8andtrs7-IOX417, HomocskX341 Orogon 51, Southern Col 4* Bill Krotisrt 1 4 9 -8 Sullivan paces Honda Classic Be that as it may. Giles and the S ti^ on sool— Bethm 312-13—9 Hart­ SouNwgsMni Csntorsnco Oorv Koch 4435-8 Last year, she had only three 4, Addison3-7444, OoHlsonX4444,Btdtord rest of the Phillies’ management tord 144-1*^. 14 44 3, Thompson 44 40 0, Vonos 1-144 Flrsl Rswid Povno Stewart 9 -3 5 -8 CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. — Mike Sullivan took advantage of Ms losses, but two came back-t4back Power-ploy OpportunHles— Boston 1 of S S T " *. 1 B XTotals 5X914919. Loulslano St. M, Mississippi St. 54 Paul Ailngsr 3X3t^8 reserved Judgment on Carlton. 4; Horlford I ofT^ B o w lin g in in the German and French opens. , R*'*' -*w*w. Summon 9 Tsnnsisso -74,...... VondsrblltH 9U Mark O'Altoaro 9 9 - 8 early starting time to compile a 7-under-par 05 for a four-stroke "You have to give him three or Ooollos Boston, Rontord (14 shots-11 I* 9 9 15— 19 WWvavWiWTs aivvmviv Mark WIsbs 3X35— 8 lead after the first round of the Honda Classic. She lost the Canadian and U.S. tovok), Ksont (0:msscond,9-23) .Hartford, jI S M r 8 S S ;i,“ ? ; S r 4e 9 9 9 3*^19 Rick Fstir 349— 8 four outings before you make any opens in 1985. Llut (9 9 ). Brydsot 3 (Kom, Olllltt), 11:9 4, Now XPoInt goals— Price X Fouled out— ling 43, P Bob Eastwood 3X35-8 Brad Faxon, Mark Calcavecchia Bruce Lietzke shared second, Judgment," Giles said. A— 15,19 But when the next rankings come Jorsoy, Vorb^9(Johnson,a^jo)! 13:» Pries. Bsbeunds— CIsvttandMfDauehfrtv Jackson St. 9 , Alabama St. 8 at 60. Carlton is scheduled to pitch Rsfsrso— Don Kohortkl. LInssmtn— (pp). 5, Buflplo, ArnM * (^IH i, LiVii Induitrlal 10), Fhotnix 44 (Nones 10). Awlsts— Southern U. 103, Alcorn St. 9 out, Navratilova will still be on top. Ryan Botok, Oord Broteker. Jos M4, Rich Higgins Clsvslimd 30 (Price 7), Phoenix 40 (Davit, Ttxos Souttwm 74, Miss. Vollov St. 8 LP8A FidBral leorra Saturday in the Phillies’ 1087 spring That’s Just the way Graf feels It 237-5*5, ww Biuwui, . 19-31341Sj w«rvM ry Humphritt 11). Total touls— Clsvelond 9 , Trent Amsrlcg AIMsItc Csntortnce exhibition opener against the To ­ should be. ,—.NJ (hookliM), 1:03; - LoM- — It, ...... NJ (hoek-- Rowton 14X147-48, MIks Frsstl 317-5*3. Fhosnlx9.A— 11,19. Milton leads PBA Miller Lite Ins), *:44;..... RuuHu, But (tHo^ng), 13:9^ Mark Beou*t 94-414. Bob Vlnlckot Ark.-LIttle Rock 43, Tsxoi-San Antonio GLENDALE. Calif. (AF) — Rrst-round ronto Blue Jays. ” I think she’s still N o .l,” she M W htil. tilth U inl scores Thursday from mo Olsndato Federal 11X57L MIko Kopp MI-93, Carl Bar­ M MILW AUKEE — Three-time champion Tom Milton of St. said. “ We’ll see how it goes next .Jtcend _Fsrtod-7, BuflWo, Ltvtr 3 nard Ms, Bomr Flanagan 31X545, Tony Oo. Southern 8 , Hordln-SImmons 8 Closslcplavsdatlhtl25Xvard,par35-35— 8 Around Iho Camp*: In other spring MiBBSSStS 1 1 )— 1 (Rwnso)^ CrtIMen), 3:07 (pp). A BuHtrio, WirrloralOO.SoekitiOO OakmontCountrvCIub: Petersburg, Fla., averaged better than 840 and won seven of his Ume.” Collottl 114-59, Pot Oistosna 94573, ttoutton Baptist 8 , Georgia St. 44 training developments, Boston’s Dtirair 4 I 3^ Bolitn WllbonkslM, Fred Kotlckos29, Morcor 8 , Stetson M Betsy KM 3X35-47 eight match games in the fourth round to take a 164pin lead in the Lloyd end Mandlikova took turns First Fsrtod— 1, DotroH, Koour * HOUSTON (9 ) Roger Clemens and California’s l i M Blledm MI-541, Jotm McCarthy AVV^WfC kileo I $100,000 Miller Lite Championship Thursday night. hitting spectacular winners and (Oatos, Oollontl, 1 :9 3, DtIroH, fo-pbsrtll 14»-ilX4l4/ Tippy Hvspn M Xm , MIko McCray 44 M 17, Fttorstn 411 44 13, ItSiS Kirk McCaskill continued to have (Dwiany shot), 1:9. X Dtirolt, Kllma 9 WPIgnln,NJ(hoektoB),t;9;RamMy. Buf YossoMe M4. Joe Forkor M , Don Otoluwon4Mt49,MlnnlehnMsldX44«4,Rtiid______Brigham Young 9 , Air Feroe 8 , OT Kathryn Young 3X35-8 Milton had a 24game pinfall total of 8,148 and an overall dreadful losers in the first set of the (Ootot), 7:9 (PP). 4, Dsirelt, sShton 34 Humitton 14X5M, Barry Flnnw Ml, 7-14 4414, Lonvoll 34 X4 7, Harris 141-3 3, Now Mexico 9 , Colorado St. TT Shsitoy HemlMi 3X35-71 contract problems with their re­ night match. Lloyd scored a service 9 9 Jon Stephenson average of 828. 3 4 9 -8 (VtHch, O'Connsll), 4:9 (pp). 5, Dsirelt, M 'a r M S a ; John Btlosky 19, Al Mlllor 94-MXS8, Maxwell X4X511, Johnson X2434, FsHUM) TgxoxEI Faso IS, Son Dltgo St. 8 spective teams. break in the third game, but later Kltow 17 (OBits, Koewr), 11:13. A Dstmtt, 14:9 Charles Hortlsv Sr. 91, Ooorte Russell 440, Amtorten41440. Totolt 348 3431W. Wyoming 51 Utah 9 Cathy Otrrine 3X3S-71 Trailing Milton was four-time winner Walter Ray Williams Jr. Mltog 1 (Ynrmon. Ooltant), 11:11 7, _ThlrdPsr1eO-IA ^ Jorstv, Mullsrl* Coltoon \" 3X37-8 The Red Sox remained far from lost IS straight pointa to fall from a aai—— — — 91-41*. Dick Murphy 14X404, Roy of Stockton, Calif. Williams also made a big move, going 48-1 in fViffWW^vnli. MocLslian 9 (______boupws. Chinick 110-311-49, Fsts Beaudry MX iTATB ( n n ReMn r agreement with Clemens, who was S-t lead to a 48 deficit. OccortlH), 14:9 (pp). PsnoHIts- Ashton, IsITo 044, ^ afTTIIII Smlta ^ XN fV 7 XS 9 I9f11 W Carroll t f WM Susan I match play to improve from eighth place to second with 8,077. 244 last season and won the M7-4M, Regor MIsetkowskI BXS7S, Laura I They traded breaks in the ninth, M (hoMtoo), T : » : H o rt^rs , Mm Mac Sogor 19. Ralph Dukstte 110, Al ___ 431,Ftovd7-1f44M,MumnX1tXI1X American League’s Most Valuable (totormancs),... — — ------5:34; j rtwii#Pistt, fviniMtofMdtos), ^TiviwWTVy* (h o ^ la l- — ______Schswv MI-133417. John Stratton MX Short4W4S1XTtagto1-41-9,WhHshsadl-1 Rac basketball CIndvr 3735-8 10th and 11th games before Lloyd 4:14; Acton, Min, douws minor (reuih- I3:a; Oortoyko, NJ 574. 44 X Hsndtrsen M (HI 0, Ballard XS 40 4, Lynn r I53X -8 Player Award and the Cy Young finished the set with an ace tos), M :V; Norwood, Dot, deuMt-mtoer McDonald 1-1 443.Tota(tSlin-91«. 935— 8 Award. (reuDitop), 14:48; DoPalmo, Min, minors 1X37-8 NBA sots college draft June 22 sandwiched by two topspin lob WM. —II I I tisestsn 9 9 9 S 1 — N Bovsrty Ktass "There’s a gap, a large one,” winners. T)|e second set was all W u ra n ’i 6 n NEW YORK — The NBA announced Thursday the draft lottery OltawStato 9 9 9 1 1 — NS Anns-Morto Polll Boston general manager Lou Gor­ Lloyd. .srss&'fsr*’’’-’’"'™ ' r b i H a . t v Fouled out— Olaluwon. Rebounds- Prime Time Flavors 4* (Hsidi Kenory Vicki Fergen will be held In New York May 17 with the college draft on Monday, man said after meeting for about Harold photo by FInlo MtolrvwDtofl.lT-priTecMr.DM Oooltoo-Nsw Jorsoy, Bllltogton (15 » W Houston 9 (Polsrstn 10). Ooldsn Stait Patty Shsshon “ The first set could have gone tl, Betsy Foy 13) Amussmsnts Limitad June 83, but the players association has disputed the legality of 1V4 hours Wednesday night and jrM^lhtoi), 17:9; HIssirw, Dst (heekw g w M s d ^ l.O w w Io rfr 44 (Smtlh" " It). Assists Houstan 9“ n (Lit Mtolcon 13) Ok-HstKu Coventry’s Kim MIzesko (32) goes after the basketbaH either way,” said Lloyd, now 148 (MtontoRtld 4), Ooidin Stott 8 (Reydl). Marta FIgusras-Dotll the system. Thursday morning. "W e hope It can J - A—WIN ^ * J. Ciwaorflsld's apparently dsfsotad against Mandlikova. “If she had ^«Dnd Psrted 4. Mtonsseto, aceorsin Total fouls—Houstan IX Ooldsn State 17. Swap Shop. No score was given. J. Kbn Shtpmon “ It ii our position that the draft announced la illegal lince it be narrowed and we can agree on along with Cld Saybrook’a Allia Rowett (15). Mizaako had I ciStow, r • ■ :9 “ (pp).• ------4, pstrolL ----- _Rstorss .DswIsMorsl.Ltoosmsn— Mork TODAY Tschnieols Otaluwen, Ooldsn Stata llto- Pol Brodtov won that aet, it could have been a Cogpsrtleld's (Mary LInssnMaler 17, something both parties can sltanl..I M9 .iwiwwd,I Yisnnon), 4:9 Pots, Nbv Sooptosito. t p.m. — Collmbaskotball: Virginia gol detents X A-I1,«N . Fran Vondlrnsro 14, Lli Neubelt 11) DsbRIcttard does not have the needed approval of the players,” Larry 17 pointa and 11 rebounda in tha Patriota’ triumph. different story." (pp). PihotHts ItorltourB, Mto ( h ^ - vs. pMrglo TsclL f SFN Jsrilvn Brill accept." 44:30 :9 p.m. — Tsnnn;Tennis: Intor Swop Shop (DIono DlRoso 13, Hops Fleiaher, general counael for the players association, told The toa).t:44; Ptt4t,Mto,motor (hshHnt),*i9; Intomotlonal Kelly 11) ACTon, Min, deubi*______minor (hlah- ..iiah- Jllll.IlKNl 8ttpvr8mlra127.Blnin 122 New York Times. Clemens, who earned slightly ■I, 4:9; Hortsbua, m n "nrK^isSKBaJKi?. The league also act May 8 as the day by which underclasssmen more than 8800,000, including incen­ vs. woks POTMt, f tPN Dst. motor PORTLAND (191 ftaa must declare their intention to become eligibile for the draft. tive money in 1006, is seeking more I, DitjtouMomtoer V o D a y b a D Red Sox’ Boyd not smiling now STS? *’ ?: fci iiiU^cCnMTwSur* MS‘ •■4514. 451t •w w psiiie ivai 1413w Stylo 144 (Kurt LoDoyt M, Bruce than 81 million. The Red Sox are 7 7 i),4:9;0BrrenVbst ____ . __ •“!* WWim^^Ve WBtTrWf MV 1:9 p.m.— Knicks at Bulls, Chonnolf LaOoyt 14, Dwono Mllnor 17, Frank reportedly offering a ro u n d (Stotn, Olowstonl, 4:53. Ponoltlos— 4 p.m.— CoHstis boskstboll : Dukovs. Morris 11, DoytMllnor 11) Manchester Rangore gat Price for Lambert 8800.000. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) - Thursday when it wasdiacloeed he 17:18; Barr, Dot, molor (flSMtoa), 17:11 8, Win (hooklns), 4N4; Povsts. North CorolliHLgSPN Cycio f t (Je t McOonn 40, Mark Flokes Donovan then reported that the . dntartsrwws), 9 :9 . iK Bob Plostar 14, Bob Fronds 11) 6ravilltykaH McCaskill, who was 17-10 for the When Dennis “ Oil Can’’ Boyd was involved In controversy once warrant allaglng noapaymaat for IMrd PsrtoO— 1A Mtonsoota, Bsttows 9 iscBWd^tfod A W.LcutAMsushst 14 & T T U K I 9 I DfRoso Clsontrs 8 (Carl Bulouclus NEW YORK — The New York Rangers sent right wing Lane Angels as they won the American arrived at Boston’! spring training again. rsatal of vMao aqiiipmM from a (friiakt, MokwoH). :9. IL DofroB, AMiton (Nm * ) . n - S tkinisww KWe. ~ 9 . Atak Brttnsll 14, Hal Rawlings 11, Al Ttw Roc yollovball ployoft schodulo Lambert Thursday to the Quebec Nordiques for defenseman Pat League West last season, walked camp a few daya ago he was smiling Boyd became enraged when WIntar Havan store had been 9(HtaBtoA(torweed).*:9(th).1A OstroH. (IrtpptoB).' ' ~ s), 7;]|;7:1!; Wicksnhsttsf.Wtcinnhattsf. ItLML (totor- Robb II) Sgortiman Cota 44 (Oorv ssumos Tuesday wtth the foltafo ll^ n a (Barr. OoHanlLnNtna). *j^anc^^^ 14:5*, Romo*, ML (heldtoa), C a le n d a r ..44X Fallen 14. Erlno Scott 14). schodulo:______Nattonol______Dlvlslen Islen — C.Oom___ Price. out of camp after he was told by and the problems of last season approached In the clubhouse and cancelad* tr, Dst (roughtoq), A 9 ; I ^LuO0tX4 Standings— National Division: Wss- No. 3 — Wtanchostar Progorty Molnta- Lambet was acquired by the Rangers last summer from General Manager Mike Port that he were becoming a distant memory, asked about a warrant for hla arrest Gorman and Donovan saM that Ocesram jM n, mtoer-mitoeMud (reuah- 1-11 Schosn^M4.Toials S M-Nt 9 1X3119. ^ town Pharmacy 143, Soortsmon Cota nonet vs. North gndsrs,5:9g.m.; ABA Win fhMtoNcMnq), 4N*; OMmour, Ml 4-4, Irish Insurance45, OIResaCItanors Tool 3 Die vs. Elmore AssocTaHen, 7:9 Detroit along with Kelly Kisio and Jim Leavins for goalie Glen would either have to sign his " I feel like a million dollars,’’ he issued last spring. He shouted, the Rad Sox had paid the rental fee, tag). 4:N; Ashton, Dst (rouahtoa), cursed and knocked over a laundry OW i Ussss, Mto, mtoor-motor (tosttaatoi, (haoMna). OW; EBM, win (hoMkno). pstosBa 9 911: 4-5. B.A. Club 47, Hose Co. X4, p.m. Hanlon and two draft selections. contract or ha ve it renewed for him . said upon hla arrival, explaining he M intarost, and the money would TODAY SsalNs 9 9 9 1 Monchostar Bor Assedotlen X4, Smoko American Dtylslon — Six Packers vs. MMIna), 11N*; Kocur. Oot, motor Bovt BOIkOlbtM Tba 4fooMl, ll4pound Lambert played in II gamee with the The Angels did, however, come to was “ learning to be a lather" cart before being calmed by daductad from Boyd’a salary. 2^he>. IV W M ^ . iHt fhiah- "OvarlWiw I. PsnoHtss— None. XPotot soots Chombsrs. EHto... 1-11. Welkins. 4 :9 ojn.; Insurers vs. Red­ C iw lt jgeeMRtonlpee 01540-9. St. RHAM of Covontry, 7 :9 out - H wsoyJsbeun* Fer1tondD( Amortcon Division — Pogonl Cotar- wood Perms, 7 :9 g.m. Rangore. He had two goals and two asalsta. In New Haven of the terms with first baseman Wally because U s wife expects their first Manager John McNamara and They called the warrant charging Ihf),lt:44; OoPalmo, Min, minor- Louts 11-44M trs 1M, Orson Hordworo Stylo Women's Divlston — Wsdnsidoy — American Hockey League, Lambert had three goala and three Joyner, who was runner-up for the child in June. teammate Al Nipper. larceny of more than 8188 n iIHm Wtonkiso 4 SATURDAY Monchostar Police 47, Monchostar Lotovotto Escodrlllo vs. Coach’s rookie of the year award last Red Sox General Manager Lou flrlB BothtlBaN ID, SoMIto 8 (McMHtan Wl. ____ X7, Otntto Cor Wash X4, BuNoie Comer. 4 :9 g.m. The wtimar tocos aaMsts. But the slender right-hander miBunderatnnding enuand by a ssssarsa"' “* *"■ •“ season. became an angry young man Gorman and team ommaal John **H***W4a «b>v« ** _ i M » -SW tsD Mtonssotu IA334-4A , RsUdlck (DshetsOt CtoBsSOfylMoa tauts Porttand 9 , SsoHto 9 Tschnteel— Vtatsr Tovom 3-14. Formol-Cogchos Woodland Oordon on Wadnssdoy, OstroH 144I-*—9 . sovM). M. Leuto, Womtlst (lA I Covontry vs. OrlswoM, TOA M l. (March 14, tor ttwwamon'sdlytslanHtta. ■ — jlAWCHEWEH HERALO, frWto. MotcIi •■IWff MANCHE8TEB HERALD. Friday. March 8,1087 - It

K IT t r CARLYLE ®bf Larry Wright M'hAewst Rgal EstSla CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ufirr A v^fm 6 ^S T EDMRFWMTBI ODNRfWMTBI £LhRK for eenarol lobs T K ^ H l aliio ipeclol FOREST Hiiis>-Leyetv l - ALL Tuckodth on o caM In amoll moehlno shop. Educotlan-Hlgh school •hoped 3 bedroom winter nlght...A croc- WII Include tome self contained class. 35 ranch In the Forest kilns fir# In ttw living hours wetkly. Efftc- Hills scetlen ef Mon­ room...Tha prldt and m c i n n a i , AH onH E DARr morning ports, pocli- comfort ef owning |S| NEPWANTB HLPWAIITBI KirwM ra WM OVER.? agino> wwitine with tivo immedlotoly. Coll chester. Cathedral ED All rsol astota odvartlasd In your own clotglc Cago, CD celling In living room ED ED Cevohtry Fubllc shipment sdwdule and FULL-TIME cashier to the Monchastar Herald is with beautiful tall wall See thtg 3 bedroom 0100 to OOOOsseeklyl Your MECHANIC— Oolf car. CLEFfK TYFItT— port PROGRESSIVE smell tome various offico Schools at 742-8913. tubleet to Mio Fair Housing Some hand tools n - work cosmetic and util­ ftregloce. Oftered at hemg for th# prlc# of 0 Witw In flw WendiwNr Me­ telephone, our custo­ tlmo, 1-5 pm. Typing compony sboks throo ity counter. Expe- typo duties. Eonoflts. 49118M6UI8 A e rso h- Act of 19M, which mokes if tando? Blonchord E mers, your schedule. quirod. Will train. skills asssnffal. Soma Individuals; 1 mochlno Cqll6«.5S49. ta dtsploy and placo llleaal fo odvtrflte ony prtf- $164,900. Joyce O. Ep­ re!#, A#¥erfleer hereby < NewCredhtCortfl IMotw R ECEP TIO N IS T — full rltnco with Inventorlos stein Real Estate. 647- Rotidtto. "We Ouaron- eireee fe prelec!, inPewnWy refused Vlso/Moster- Coll 64M333 or ccrti Bruadon Corporation, tolaphona work, post­ oporotor, 3 os- LA w n dore-Everoreen furnlturo. Apply In par­ artnee, llmlfotlen ardlscrim- f tt Our Houeag". 646- time. Busy veferlrrarv route IS, Bolton. 647- somMors, 3 upholsters. or utllltits systems Is Inoflen bated an race, color, $l9S.a W^V ^^P9w IV^nfTIlVOT tv^P cord. ColM-41d-S<5-lS» Mellsso W04«350. ing rtcords etc. South proforrod but not*no- Lawns has epenino tor son to : Mr. William 2413.0 Iti efflcert office, Hartford sub­ 1774. Contact Fred. Windsor bosod sorvlco Will train right Indlvld- Slngor, Puritan Furnl­ rallolen, sax or noflenal extenslen.C..7dCT... 74 pART-TIM E/ofter- urb, eosf of the river. cessory. Oonorous hordworklno lawn core origin, ar on Intanflon fe hours. school help wanted. 6«IV#i-ndededta~9al company. Call for ap­ uol. EOE. 647-8596. spelcollsts. Year round turo, 1061 Now Britain make any such orafaranca, Good telephone skills pointment. 247-2366. Sol wages based on oxpo- Avo, Wost Hortford. E A tTM IITm O GIVE YOUR budodt o eivenec, Inchidine efter- SAVE S300 on Llfdflme Local mail-order com- and the ability to work liver oxygon and sat up COMPARE the rest then flenco. Apply now at employmentovallabte, llmlfoflofl or dlacrlmlnoflon. DBIU Wf duroWo modicol equlp- Julian. competitive wages and The Harold will not know­ bootfl Soil thoM otlll- neve' feet, erlelne frem Ov IIwIIt fIVUIIII ffiVfTI* POTV needs oll-oround |o|n the best I Repres­ Arthur Drug, 943 Main with the public a must. mont In patients benefits. We will train. ONE O F TH E surest ways ingly occapf ony odvarflta- Near Wtekhem Park. T room good but no-longor-uMd cteime e! unlelr trade ereetl- bershlp. Coll Judy be­ help. Apply at Ct. Cone Typing, filing and r i

INVITATION TO MB nspt WANTED le u T m i MM l f TO RENT BUSINESS S tH C Luck of tho Irltiiil 11 one will feorecsiyed vnW A vory lucky buvtr will March 18, 1987, 2:88 F.M. at !!l8e.m. bo turt to tnlov many wMch nme thw vml be euO- el Iho Hen to YOUNG professional, llely eeened.)d. TThem rteht ■ It re- yoort of hoplnon In male, seeking a oulet HS555if/ fbl* otforoblo Princota one^Mdroom or studio aNLDCARE I iRflMliriRBl ssn sa sa sta Ann VIcforlon. Mint apartment In Manches­ forms___ mev/bes be socurse______ot_ me condition, 3 bodrooma. Putlnets OniM, 45 Norm ter area. Non-smoker, House Cleaning • students WCN3OiIv0Rk I—Custom LAWRV'S ielljHRi botha, foncod yard, no pets, references School Streol, Manchester, txpondoblo ottic and loafclng for houses to dedis, and fences, nref texturad ceilings. Free Connecticut. - Philip o. Oooldv, oyolloble. S22-3$$3. clean. Reasonable level, second level end 022OS Chairman lota morol $123,300. Bolton Zonino Commission. Jockaon A Jockaon RiSI^ONSISLi — rotes, w ill travel. Ref- ^ i t level. Free estl- Pool latoto. 647-0400.O female, professional erencH. Call 742-6345 mate and working n a m N vewrewn price— seeks 2 bedroom oport- ofhN 5:00, osk for Tcnl. drawing from your NOTics TO ensorrom AP^Ai n 6 la luat around W h e r j ^ sen. p m i . INVITATigNTOBIO ment or duplex In Man­ Nl T O l l T feobvsiHw- sketch. Call Tony. 646- Call JohnI m m m S i MAROAaiT FLOaiNCa tho corntr,..ond will chester. One child, no 1 0 2 . thia yard look oroot wlll b o ^ sit In my East frisrw s? '”- and Blggee lt«vg OLaASON.o/k/o Tho Monchottor Public pets. References. 240- 1RHBfff I .la rC Tu ffa- ISf JLRemevel. MAROAOBT OLOASpN, with tho booutiful In- $79$ or. 647-9021 after Hartford hwne. A6-F, LATE------W|ANCHB$Tiia, ^ t i ______oround pool In tho roar tat or 2nd shift. Any ing reinodeltng spe- $784W. O IC tA S tO for mo NSy-lfH school voor. 6pm. Needed age. if Interested coll ciellst. Additions, Sooltd MOi will bo raewygd yard oponod up, 3 bod* Immediately. bflfgl'frtrtK 'A The Hon. Wllflem 0 Flti- rooma, 2 full botha, digryl 3$9-M36. garages, roofing, sid­ ^ . • h w r r - Ooroia, Judge, of the Court until March 17, im , t m ing, kitchens, ba­ of Probate, District of Man­ P.M., at which tima moy wNI coal atovo. Quiot dood* ______5ov £ore - chester at a hoorlne held on bo publicly oponod. Tharteht and atroot In eillngton. full time, port time. throoms, replocemenf March 11*07 ordered mot all It rttorvod to rtlact any and $132,900. Jockaon I, Tpddlers, newer home, windews/doers. 643* wrSfderfvc- - ____ claims mutt bt orasentsd to all bids. Spocincanans and Jockaon Pool Eatoto. FURNITURE lunch program, off Hil­ FLOOR spndlgmS*yn er$ mo nOuclory on or boforo bid forms moy bo socurod at 647-0400.O Juno S, 1ft7 or bo borrod at tho lusinott Offico, 4S Norm liard ftreet, Manches­ eSStiam r a^ o- like new. Ipedgnilfir NX by low provldad. School Stroot, Monchootor, ter. 646-7473. dellng Services •» In ^d$r fleers, nofuMi Johanna M. brudtr, Connscllcut. ORESSER — 9 drawer SXIVHfTtk6-ln my Complete home and stained. No wexipd aumoi jM d Assistant 0S1JH ______with mirror, $45. Whirl­ home, anytime. Reoso- repairs and remodel- e. John Ver- fere. C all Clofk IreRSM JE pool washer — gold, nMile prices. Call 649- ine. We spectellie In e.catl6464»l. IwPWw’IWIHIa Tho nOuclory It: NoncB TO oaBorroas $100. Beautiful metal bathrooms ond kit­ Phong number . B y dg- Morylln Olsoson ESTATE OP chens. Small-scale n Tvisr Circis ALICE KOSB, o/k/0 ALICE SPACIOUS — S^rower desk, chrome m - ...... '...... peinfment only. Mon- Manchsstsr, CT046N KOWSZ, LATE OP M Monchoator. $93,900. legs, $75. All excellent. commercial work. ehoeter gfttce. B21« 02441 MANCHBiTEE, Registered, Insured, _|a«TRWN. MI94I Two bodroom town- 647-0$05. TAX references. 6464165. DICBASBO houao condominium. MAPLE dining room set iC ieTTO L^yiU ^. Tht Hon. William B. PHi- Unit Includoa a 14 x 17 NOTies TO oaeoiToae Oorold, Judge, of the Court — hutch, oval table INCOME tax preporotlon tor — Reploee that old MT 8 BtJlUISIIS ibTATlOP of Proboto, District ot Mon- living room, 13 x 16 fuse panel, upgrade to chostor at o hoorlne held on with three leafs, 2 arm In your heme. All fed­ SKA-PARAt NfiRIE WeegediMaetaMisIlta PLOaiDA P. EKWALL, kltchon/dlnlng oroo choirs, 4 others, excel­ eral and stote forms. a new droitt breaker o/k/e PLOaiDA b k w a l l , March 3,1917 ordorod mol oil and two largo bod- REMODEUNI- construoioa ead claims mutt bo presontod to lent condition. $650. Reasonable rotes, in- panel. Dryer eutleta, o/k/o PLOaiOA P. tho fiduciary on or boforo rooms. Appliances, so* Call 643-9376. tormotlon on new tax FMehw, ews$M, kNehM swimming pools wired, custMogr setlsfietleBt O UVETTI, o/k/0 ALMOay porato, partially fin­ md b«n. krtwlof siie PLOaiOA PAUL, LATE OP Juno 1 1997 or bo borrod at b lN ^ t t E - set, 5 piece low. Call Jim otter 6 rec rooms. Fixtures reuadetlees., reem MANCHBSTEa. by low providod. ished basement. 116 sxisrtor week V!0®k. Fnxi Installed, also ewn- •dditleaa, Bore||i, Johanna M. Brudo-, and Chino cabinet. $99. pm, 742-1009. VWlMlIS DECEASED A baths, brick exterior. Call 647-7977.______merclol wiring done. 10 wngd end v ii^ aMUf, The Hon. William E. Piti- Assistant, Ceromcl tile entry. (taSI years experiewM, H- Oorold, Judge, of me Court CIsrk Stop renting, start m 6 v ING—M ust sell TAX ATTORNEY censed and fully In­ aew homes caeiioai of Proboto, District of Mon- Tht nduclory Is: owning. D. W. Fish beige print Colonial (taikseine) sured. Free estimates. desliaed weed deeiw chostor at o hoorlne held on Edwin M. Kots winged couch and WM pfspsie sH T m nstums. FObruorv 22, 1107 ordortd 113 Pork Strsot Realty. 643*1991 or $71* 64643M. u s l« preMwe boaiid mot oil claims must bs ert- Monchotlsr, CT OSOSO 1400.O ______matching choir. Good guaraiiteed lanber. tsntsd to tho nOuctorv on or 015-01 condition. 165. Coll af­ WHITRAAN boforo May 2S, 1917 or bo SMASHING— Decorl 11 ter 5 ^ . 643-6526. 1M Downey Drive., Apt. A borrod os by low prevldtd. This townhouse condo REMOVE GREASE and Manehesler. OOP-IOOl Johanna M. bruder, rust from outdoor metal at Forest Ridge Is not EXTERIOR Fainting— Asslslant, only spotless but It's Mark Blinn. Free esti­ furnlturo the easy way. TV/SnREO/ USE RICE to dean the FOGARTY Brothers » CItrk Just dip o cloth In turpen­ decorated beauttuMyl Inside of bottles and lono- mates. Coll between Tho nduclory Is: Large spacious roims, APPLIMICE8 6pm-10pm. 6494156. Bathroom remodeling. Eobort D. Solo 6 tine and rub the metal stem vases. Sprinkle rice Installation woter hoot­ Marohsrlta Solo 2 bedrooms, 216 baths, N Inside container, add until spots dltoppeor. To DOUBLE oven range — ers, garbage dispoaels, iei nntsr Rood sell idle Items the easy central air, walk-out worm, sudsy water and Concord, NH 03301 basement to patio, ap­ Hotpoint, copper tone. Wallpapering dis­ faucet repairs. 649- way, use o low-cost od In Both ovens self- shake vigorously. The counted, “until end of 4539. Vtsa/Moatarcard 033-03 pliances, carpet* rice will polish and dean classified. Ing, and morel cleaning. Very good season". Takeodovon- accepted. condition. Best offer. Interior. Usethedosslfled toge nowl Will strip m y IrIb VBiif $152,900. Jackson A columns to sell those still Jockson Real Estate. Coll 646-5160 after 6 paper and prepare Ckm lfM N a great wav 647*$400. □ pm.n good, but no longer used walls. Call B. D. Wal­ ... to sell somethingl 643- Items around your heme. lpapering. $71-1721. 2711. dgeelWed. 6A4P11 LEBAL NOTICE Town ef AnSever I M U S I C A L ZeMne Beerd ef Aeeeolt R$nt$l$ I ITEMS______V **** Andover, Con- Town Ottlee Bulld- March IS, 19S7at 7:30P.M. tohoor thofol- PIANOS A Organs— «*l‘!!*e tor rollot from Iho Zonine Lows ot Savings to 50 percent. M RCELLANEOUS C A S S TRUCKS/VANS tho Town of Andovtr, Connocticut. APARTMENTS F D R S A L E T A B S A L E S F O R S A L E FOMALE FOR RENT Baldwin and other • in — Dqro.Austin— rtquMtfnp rMlltf from Suction 11. J, name brands. 3 days SpoctiJloquInmtntB. SItft MrS vorloncu of lO fM only. Friday, March 6, MOVING to Col tog sale, 1979 LTD Ford Landau - 6M C 19$2 1500 series, 5* h cjlO foot, nttdt n foot. rfomFront vorovord vori-vorl- ELLINGTON — Quiet AUTOHARP, mandolin. 62,000 miles, 6.3 diesel, country setting, 1 bed­ 1-9pm; Saturday, Sears amplifier with plus treasures from 4 71,000 miles. Good con­ March 7 ,10am to 9pm ; other families. Baby dition. Coll otter 5 pm. full working cop with Sovw * ^ *♦ SSOLoko Rood, An- room opartments. guitar and 2 old, pedal- rack, corpenter or con­ From $400. Northeast­ Sunday, March 6, noon operated Singer sew­ and other furniture. 643-9279.______inforostod portons moy oppoor and bo hoard to 6pm at the Holiday Toys, lamps, rugs, clo­ tractor special. Asking ern Property Monoge- ing machines. Coll 643- TO Y O TA 19$2 diesel plck- price $5000.64F306. mwt.n9-$972.______Inn, 363 Roberts St., 9279 after 5 pm. thing and miscellane­ up-wlth Abbott Service East Hartford. Fodory ous Items. 3/7, 9-2. 20 FOUR-ROOM oportment CAST Iron - both tub, Body. Excellent condi­ Dolod ot Andovtr, Connocticut S March, 19S7 warranties A local ser­ Gatoxv Drive tion. $3750. 647-9137. M OTORCYCLES/ 13 March, 1917 available Imme­ vice. Financing availa­ sink, toilet, cabinets, Monche*t»«-______MOPEDS diately. Adults pre­ ble, Mastercard A vanity and mirror. All MAZDA - 626,1961 Sports Zonino Eoord of Aopoolt ferred. No pets, no Visa. Large selection matching, $150. Call Hundreds of readers turn Coupe. Good condi­ Andovtr, Connocticut appliances. Security otter 5pm, 647-$668. to Classified every day tion,$2$00. 56S-$34S HONDA Mogno - 1905, Donald Ayrton, of spinets, consoles, 700CC, 800 miles, $3000. ChWrmon and reference. 1 car. studios 9 grands. New SOFA— blue , com­ starching tor some par­ weekdays otter 6 pm 03S-03 64M265.______fortable. $t0. Stove ticular Item. Will your ad and weekends. 646-0137 otter 7 pm, ask walnut apartment for Bill. M a N ^ h AITER — 2nd sized pianos, $981. .Magic Chef, white. be there? 643-2711. HONDA Accord 1979 - 5 floor, 2 bedroom, heat Hurry to Save! $50. Sink, Youngstown speed, olr condition­ and appliances. No kitchen with cabinet ing, AM/FM cassette. I C A R S C A R S C A R S pets. plus security. I PETS AND and fixtures. $50. 643- Automotive Best otter. Coll 954-0637 F O R S A L E F O R S A L E F D R S A L E Coll 646^979.______SUPPUES 6452.______. days and 649-7036 otter 472 Main Street— 5-room GE Electric range with 4. apartment tor rent. DOG Obedience — be­ self cleaning oven. C A R S $500 plus utilities, no ginner classes being Harvest gold; $175. Nu- oppllances. 646-2426 held In Glastonbury tone range hood $20; F O R S A L E V ■ " 6 weekdays, 9 to 5. starting March 24. For stainless steel 2 bowl sink $10; light tlxtures; MODERN 3 rooms, 1st enrollment Informa- CAMARO— 1974 L T, new floor, heat, hot water tlon, coll 633-6374. cedar mouldings; mis­ L o o k ^ cellaneous Items. All In belted 60's, om/fm, C and gas for cooking. AKC Golden Retriever booster, chrome Reliable adults with very good condition. ^ For ^ puppies, 8 weeks old, 742-3050 betroe 9pm. wheels. Excellent con­ references. Security female and 2 males left. dition. $2000/best otter. deposit, no pets. 646- Mother obedience EVERYTHING Must 647-$658.______6113 or 643-5363. trained, all papers and go— Boby Items, furni­ BaM oon!! ture, kitchen Items and DLDSM GBILE Dmego - MANCHAstAk — Maple shots. $250. 646-0114 or 197$, V-6, $500. 646-0137 Wood apartments. 646-8067.______much more. Must sell by Morch 30. 649-2031. otter 7 pm, osk tor Bill. New luxury, two- FR EE to good home — bedroom townhouses. adult spayed female DDDGE 1981— 2 door, "EASY DOES IT" is the "Arles K", "Zlebort Wa Ara 279 Bldwcll Street. 64^ poodle cross, great wav to describe placing a 5849. with children. Moving! Rust Proofed” . Slmon- Blowing Away want od. Just call 643-2711 Ized. 39 mpo, very de­ High Pricot! AVAILAA l E April 1st — Coll after 6.6464521. and we do the rest! pendable, service re­ very nice 4-room, 1- FR EA to good home! 4 cord available. Getting bedroom oportment. year old cot, larger cor. Apt. 13A, Second floor, new healthy, spade. For ENDROLLS Carver Lone, Senior stove, rettlgerator ond more Information coll 87% wMlh - 81$ Housing.______dish washer. Cellar 6464413.______18Ei wMlh - 8 lor 816 storage, porking for CHEVROLET Coprl ClOS- LHASA Apsos, adorable MUST bo plekod up M Iho slc 1985 loaded, excel­ one cor, non-smoking puppy. AKC, all shots, HorOM Otneo Monday thru adults preferred. No lent condition. $6450. mole, white. 647-0005 Thufodoybalora 11 o.m.only. 951-3457 Horttord. pets. Utilities not In­ after 5pm. cluded. $425 per nsonth plus 1-month security. Coll 643-4213 between S I C A R S VOLKSWAGEN ond 9 pm. Automotive I F O R S A L E BYUPMAN ANDOVER-2 bedroom, i oppllonced. Oak floors. VW o n '83 Security, references, 5 speed, otereo ceiaem no pets. $425. Available CARS 'S4M. 4-1.742-5844 evenings. FDR S A LE I VW JETTA *06 DUPLEX— 6 room. WolT 5 opd, ec, cats. exe. cond, to-woll carpeting, D ia c i ooM 6 serviced heie, $$$$5. dose to center. Park­ ing. $600 plus utilities. TAKE A LOOK VW R A B B IT '84 Security. 647-9312. Bob Riley 2 dr, 4 ipd. ac, stereo. 2 to FACTNVEIECUTnECAIII chooee bom, $44$6. Direct from Ford lOldsmobild VW J E T T A '65 Motor Co. Detroit, KUCmLilEETCMIl 4 dr, St ac, ttarao. low ml. ^ t t . l . s i e 9 Mlctilgon. «T6I6VM$$- $84S6. MANCHESTER - Lydoll AN oers ere loodod with CAUeSTUEE S' Woods, 8 bedroom, 1 equipmonl. Hove low rnSee VW J E T T A '84 1/8 both, garage, base­ and ceny bOMmoe ol 8 opd. snrt, storoa sharp, ment. No pets. $790. factory worrontyl $ 8$ $ 6. 647-7494 or 6434274. VW J E T T A '82 WSaMeLS Wag.'14.39$ 2 dr, 5 apd, caot, 1 ownor, B8T«inM4Dr.'l2.8a8 n m M i u i i i i thorp cor, $5408. $$8aMeLS4Dr.*14,9$8 4Dr.aa,a«.ad, caN, exc. cond. slonol suites available USBd Car Specials .Yom 1,000 to 640$ ^souare feet. Loose or VW RABBIT *84 purchase. Boyle Reol BO Monarch 2 dr. '2495 $8 Dataun 800SX • 9 m 4 dr, 4 ipd, aCjdiMOl, low ml, Estate Company. 649- exc. cend, $4$$6. 4000. $4 Cougar Loaded •Sl$8 •4 Q-«Sarquta 8 dr. •gggs VW C O N V E R TIB LE '84 SM ALL Store - suitable 79 Jeep J20 w/plow *4800 7 for office or hobby 8 apd, ec, esas, exc. cond. shep.Plentv of park­ $4 O Merquie 4 dr. «$g$6 luw low ml, $$406. ing. Just off Moln $4 Butak Regal taZOe $8M«daRX-7 '10.S00 VW TU R BO DIESEL '64 Street. Coll 6494166. 8 Spd, eml, ac, 1 ow nor, eoM $7 Oondnenlal 4K •ae.SOO wwwojN l a a ^ i l B B ViAMU-MhrawM. $3 AEtance 4 dr. *8635 Full oervloe. y to $00 g$ MR. QaNint '13,500 p p c souare feet. Reosono- VW J E T T A '86 ble. Neor hospital. BSOougar, blue «ggog 4 dr, Sipd. w o e * , lecei ear, Oavtd Mehonev Com­ 01 TtMmdoibkd *4406 jBIBB!^VRSSi wFNi • ^vc cond, $$$$6. pany. 836-1853. IBItVIEEniPCaAL VW PICKUP *81 MORIARTY ■ OEWBUKI ' Gw, 4 Spd, Sharp buck, IRNRCBlANEmt t«yi. Mstisat $2$i8. |rrn rent BROTHERS m a n ijN aai SOI CmnlEr t t UPMANVW ROUTE BS, WNNON s to ra g e o n ly . $4$ 0434135 649-2G38