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I. MWIEVIIUU 8 Auto, AC, P8, PB, P. I, Stereo, Crulaa, Tilt andau Roof. $ 0 2 0 5 T. OEAN PMX Firefighters carry the bodies of five children from a burned-out apartment in Willimantic Friday. AP photo B, Auto, AC, PS, PB, oat & Or. Locka, Sun * 4 8 9 5 WSKCTMIM Cops probe woman’s death Cyl., 8 Spd., Stereo Caaa., '«■ * 4 9 9 5 'MAGAZINE PULLOUT RCTION Missing for severai days ... page 3 TRUCKS V.EUAMNO ta pickup, V8, Auto, AC, P. WIndowa, and Dr. itorao Caaa, Tilt Wheal, iontrd, S A A A e * 9 9 9 9 V. niETSIDE PICKUP I, Auto, PS, PB, Tinted ID Suap. a. * 1 0 , 9 9 5 BJIMIRY4X4 Iranda, V>8, Auto, AC, PS, t • I I 4 » t H 'iAI.deAA4l.t6A.iA* AA ■ 4 t A - A * * A AAiek. 6 6 • >. 4 4 A tNAPU 6y liuee BeeHl* Brawl with shots, then a homicide: ‘Just another night in the project’ Five children die in Willimantic fire WILLIMAN’ITC (AP) — Five young children left alone in an apartment perished in an intense fire NEW HAVEN (AP) - There was Hospital at 3 a m. Wednesday. Eric She said she only leaves her Friday as the mother of three of them watched a brawl with shots fired one day this Green, 22, was charged later that apartment to go to her part-time helplessly from outside, authorities said. week at the Quinnipiac Tenace day in the stabbing, held on $100,(M)0 job. The woman, who was babysitting for her children Housing Project and then, aiwut a bond and has a March 2 court date. Her apartment has been broken and the children of two other women, said she had just half-hour later, a homicide. “ This could have been any night into twice, and 10 days ago she was ^ o n e to fetch a car jack and returned to find her But to one woman who heard here,” ' the woman told the New slashed under her right temple by a apartment engulfed in flames, according to Fire Chief some of the victim’s last words, it Haven Register. “ You don’t have to knife-wielding teen-ager as she John H. Walsh. was just another night in the die to go to hell — just move to went across the street to get her The woman, whose identity was not released, project. Downing Street. It’s madness.” son. A 5-year-old boy was also watched in horror as firefighters tried unsuccessfully Kevin Lee Lewis, 23, was stabbed Of the city’s 32 housing projects, stabbed then. to get into the two-story apartment, located on one in the hallway of one of the project Quinnipiac Terrace and the Far- Recently, a neighbor down the comer of an L-shaped, eight-unit building in a public buildings. With his hands clutching num complex have the most hall used a knife to fend off a man housing complex. at his chest, Lewis stumbled up the stabbings, assaults and robberies, trying to break into her apartment. “ I want my babies, I just want my babies,” she hill to a friend’s apartment at said Ivan M. Pour, deputy director The woman said a little boy came screamed as firefighters battled the blaze. another project building. of the New Haven Housing up to her the other day and said he Three were found in an upstairs bedroom two were ’The woman, watching from her Authority. was hungry. found in a nearby bathroom, Walsh said. second-story window, said she saw Pour said his agency is finan “ I said. ’What’s the matter, An autopsy showed the three girls and two boys all ‘This tire hatched a mosquito that Lewis go into the first-floor cially strapped and all the officials baby?’ ’Then I saw his mother was died of smoke inhalation, a spokesman for the chief bit John Waynel" hallway. can do at Quinnipiac is go to smoking the pipe and wasn’t going state medical examiner’s office said. “ I heard pounding on the door tenants’ association meetings and to cook for him that night. So I fed The children were identified as Austin Soundara. 2, and (someone) saying. ’ Man. make only the most essential him.” and his 1-year-old twin sisters. Soudachanh N. and please don’t let me die here.’ The repairs. ' She said the mother was smoking Soudavanh K. Soundara. The other Victims were Connecticat Weather next thing I saw was the The Downing Street woman. 28. crack. identified as 1-year-old Roger Lavalle. 1. and Tabitha ambulance.’’ refused to give her name to the “ There’s not a night when you Orlacchio, 2. Lewis died of a single stab wound newspaper. She said she is single don’t see boys hanging at that stoop The fire apparently began near a couch in the to the chest at Yale-New Haven and the mother of a 9-year-old boy. selling the crack.” the woman said. first-floor living room, Willimantic Fire Marshal Today wili be clear and cold in the morning, with Richard A. Miller said. temperatures rising in the afternoon to near 40. An electric space-heater was located about 5 feet Sunday will see more of the same. Meanwhile, a from the couch, but Miller declined to speculate on the storm brewing in the Midwest could be headed our Wrong man winds up in the brig cause of the fire, which also slightly damaged a way. downstairs bedroom in an an adjacent apartment. CHICAGO (AP) — A 27-year-old When an Illinois state trooper State and local fire officials sifted through the gutted, grocery clerk spent 24 hours in a stopped Pulliam late Monday for charred interior of the apartment Friday night. The Connecticut Department of Environmental AP photo naval brig, was forced to exercise speeding and ran a computer Soot-covered toys and stuffed animals lay scattered Protection says the air quality was good on Friday and and had his hair cut and mustache check, the officer found Pulliam fit outside the apartment’s rear entrance. Curious was expected to be good through Monday. Fire swept an apartment in this iow- shaved after being charged with most of the particulars listed on the neighbors m ill^ around as investigators went atout injuries were reported, and investigators desertion — until officials learned Navy’s arrest warrant. their work.; income housing project in Wiliimantic were seeking the cause of the biaze. he had never been in the Navy. There were discrepancies — “ I ’ve never seen anything like this,” Walsh said. Friday, kiiling five chiidren. No other Tommy Darryl Pulliam’s epi Pulliam was an inch taller, 30 “ I ’ve responded to fatalities, but nothing with five Lottery Winners sode of mistaken identity began pounds heavier and had no visible children. It’s devastating.” with a routine traffic stop and took scar on his forehead — but ’The names of the victims were being withheld the alarm and the fire was brought under control in little about her. him on a trip through a bureacratic apparently not enough for Pulliam pending positive identification. The names of the three about 30 minutes, Walsh said. ’The apartment building is one of about 30 buildings in maze he said looked endless. to persuade the state trooper and mothers, who were all taken to Windham Memorial Raphael Maldonado, a neighbor, said he and a friend Nathan Hale Terrace, owned by the Willimantic Connecticut daily Friday: 460. Play Four: TOSS. “ I never felt so helpless in my officers at the Great Lakes Naval Hospital, were also withheld. tried to get into the burning apartment, but were Housing Authority, said Robert Murphy, a housing Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday: 1,4,0,14.10, S3. life,” Pulliam said Friday. “ I kept ’Training Base that he had never The fire was reported at 11:36 a.m., although Walsh turned back by the heat and smoke. authority official. saying to anyone and everyone, served in the U.S. Navy. said it likely was burning for some time before that. “ We tried — too much smoke,” said Maldonado, his T m innocent,’ and thinking this The state trooper turned Pulliam Walsh said it was unclear how long the mother of face streaked with ash. “ We had to get out of the The apartment was equipped with smoke detectors nightmare is going to end soon. But over to Chicago police Monday three was outside the apartment. He described her and building.” that appeared to be working. Miller said. the other two mothers as “ hysterical.” Index no one would listen to me. night, and Tuesday afternoon. Neighbors said the mother of three had moved into He said be inspected the apartments in late 1985 and “ Then, when they got me to the Great Lakes dispatched a car to Firefighters arrived on the scene within minutes of the apartment complex in November and they knew found no safety violations. naval base, they kept telling me, bring him to the base, located about ‘You’re going back to San Diego,” 30 miles north of downtown. Artvira on 1 n m l niMAM 0-K he added. “ And after a whUe, I ’The Rev. Leonard DeViUe, Pulli RnnliB m O hltiiarlM A started thinking, ‘I might really be am’s stepfather said someone Woman, missing for days, found dead at home Business i n . l i Opininn io _ io going into the Navy for good.’” apparently had used Pulliam’s O hiirnhM 1«-1T S M in r Pulliam was finally released name and personal information to niM xIfiiiH finnrtM from the brig at Great Lakes Naval enlist. A 51-year-old woman was ’The Tylers lived at the house rn m lr a 4A.41 \ U fi /WnriH / found dead in her Branford since 1963, records show. David rnnnantinil ’Training Base on Wednesday after “ ’The trooper told me it was out of n-7 Weekend Plus Magazine Street house Friday morning ’Tyler used to work at Pratt & Entartalnmant 37-39 a check of dental records showed he his hands, the police kept saying it’s Pullout 21-36 was not the Tommy Darryl Pulliam a federal matter and the people at t o m m y PULLIAM after she was reportedly miss Whitney Aircraft for years, one wanted on charges of deserting the Great Lakes kept saying they were . . never in the Navy ing for several days, police said. neighbor said, but recently had Navy at San Diego, Calif. investigating,” said DeVille. Jean Tyler of 125 Branford St. been a sales clerk at the Sears was found in an upstairs room of store in the Manchester her house by her husband, Parkade. illanrtipBtpr HrraUi Psychologist against surrogate mom David ’Tyler, at 9:49 a.m. Friends of the family said that Friday. Manchester Police De Jean Tyler did not work. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI. No. 122 partment spokesman Gary ’The family has one son, HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) - A Penny M. Sieffert. Publisher matter, largely because it is Mrs. Whitehead changed her mind, Wood said. Donald, and a daughter, Col surrogate mother fighting for cus possible that Mrs. Whitehead could rejected the money and fled to leen, one neighbor said. O oufllat A. Bevin* Shaldon Coban ; tody of the baby she bore under disrupt the child’s upbringing. Florida. The Stems, who have Wood said that David ’Tyler Exeeutiva Editor Coflipoglno Manager called police shortly after find Danlaa A. OolMflt contract for a childless couple is He added that immediate visita temporary custody, have sued for Manchester police stationed Robert H. Hubbard ing his wife ard told police she Advartlalno Oiraetor Praaaroom Manager unable to distinguish between her tion rights for Mrs. Whitehead custody. one cruiser outside the white, Mark F. AbraHIa Jeanne Q. Fromartb needs and the child’s, and shouldn’t could have that effect on the child’s Attorney Lorraine Abraham, the had been missing for several two-story house Friday night, Bualnaaa Manager Circulation Manager be allowed to raise the girl, a life in her younger years. child’s court-appointed guardian, days. Police are treating the while a white van from the = •& incident as an ‘ untimely death” PuWlabed dally axcapt Sunday and certain helldaya by tba psychologist said Friday. “ Nothing is to prevent Mrs. has said the couple should be given major crime squad was also ManebM(K f^MIthlng Co.. 16 Bralnard Plaea. Manebaater. But Dr. David Brodzinsky, a Whitehead ... from saying things or permanent custody, that Mrs. and have not ruled out homi stationed on the street. Poatage paid at Manebaater. Conn, psychology professor at Rutgers doing things to undercut” the Whitehead be denied immediate cide, Wood said. Local police eddieaa ebangaa to tbe Mancbeeter Herald. University, left open the question of efforts of William Stem, the child’s visitation rights and that the called in the state.police major Residents of Branford Street P.O. Box M l. Manebaater. Conn. 06040. crime squad to investigate, and described Jean Tyler as a loving If don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 whether Mary Beth Whitehead natural father, to raise the tdrl, he surrogate be ordered to undergo a.m. Saturdays, please talspbone your carrier. If you’ra unable should retain parental rights, said. psychiatric treatment. an autopsy was scheduled for person who helped other people. to reach your carrier, call aubscrlbsir ssrvlea at 647>0646 by 6 which would allow her to visit the Brodzinsky also testified that the Randolph Wolf, an attorney for Saturday. Wood said. p.m. weskdaya for delivery In Manebaater. child. baby “ does not appear to be Mrs. Whitehead, objected to Brod- “ She was a beautiful person,” Buggaatad carrier ratsa are 61 80 weekly. 1680 for one The psychologist, hired by the traumatized at all by separation” zinsky’s change of heart about There were no signs of a said Doug Ogden, a neighbor. month. 616.28 for three months. 636.80 for alx montba and "She was so considerate. I ’ve 677.00 for one year. Mall raise are available on raquaet court-appointed guardian of the from Mrs. Whitehead. parental rights and said the doctor struggle and no visible wounds To plaea a elaasHlsd or display advertlaamenl. or to report a ll-month-old girl known as Baby M, Stern and his wife, Elizabeth, should write a new report so on the body, Wood said. He said been in the house all day news Item, story or picture Idea, call 643-2711. Office hours are originally said in a court report that attorneys could refer to it and he did not know why David crying.” $ M a m. to 8 p m. Monday through Friday. hired Mrs. Whitehead, 29, for Mrs. Whitehead should have those Herald photo by Vurhovaky ’Tyler was at home at that time “ She was one of the kindest The Manchester Herald la a mambat of the Aasoelated Press |10,(NM) to be artificially insemi better prepare for questioning. the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona and the Nsw England rights. nated with Stern’s sperm and bear Brodzinsky painted a favorable or if he was returning from persons I ’ve known,” said Sam Nasrspaper Association. On Friday, however, Brodzinsky the couple a child. picture of the Stems but had harsh Police stand outside the house at 125 Branford St. where the body of Jean A. someplace. Harrison of 124 Branford St. said now he has no opinion on the After the baby’s March 27 birth. words for Mrs. Whitehead. Tyler, 51, was found by her husband Friday morning. The death is being “ We’re just running it down ’”They were the happiest couple and investigating it.” Wood I knew, I envied their relation investigated by locai police and the state police major crime squad. said. ship. I ’ll miss her very much.” Local News in Brief Bolton Democrats’ platform Regal’s Wacky Wind Up urges no smoking In schools ONE DAY ONLY — SAT FEB 21ST MeotM on national panels state Sen. Michael P. Meotti, D-Glastonbury, whose district includes Manchester and Bolton, has been By John F. Kirch students. He said that opposing the ban appointed to serve on two committees in the National Herald Reporter because it could not be properly enforced was Conference of State Legislatures. “a cop-out.’’ Meotti will sit on the Agriculture, Food Polity and BOLTON — ’The Democratic Town Com Bolton High School’s policy allows students Rural Development Committee of the State-F^eral mittee endorsed a platform Friday night that to smoke at designated times in certain areas Assembly and the Science, Technology and Resource calls for a ban on smoking in Bolton public outside the building. Students must have Planning Committee of the NCSL’s Assembly on the schools, additional police protection and their parents’ permission to smoke. Those Legislature, stricter enforcement of zoning regulation^. who break the rules face suspension. The NCSL is a national group made up of state ’The one-page platform, which the Demo Earlier this year, the Board of Education legislators. Meotti was selected for the two panels by cratic candidates will push in the campaign endorsed plans to promote an anti-smokIng Senate Majority Leader Cornelius O’Leary, D-Windsor leading to the May 4 election, also supports campaign in the school, but rejected a Dr©SS Pants values to *60...... »15«* Locks. the concept of substance-abuse education, a comprehensive ban. comprehensive plan to upgrade town facili The platform also supports “increased values to ties. and modernizing the town’s record- police protection through additional daily Wool Sport Coats *110.00...... »25®» Revaluation work continues keeping facilities, including coverage by resident troopers and computerization. constables.” Rack of Suits...... »50?J Revaluation field teams from the Manchester The most controversial issue in the Currently, only one resident trooper and 11 assessor’s office are scheduled to be working in the platform was the ban on school smoking, constables cover the town. Discontinued Shoes...... »2 0 »« following places beginning Monday; Bidwell Street, which was added by committee member In addition, the Democrats said they will Table of Slippers...... *5'!? Wetherell Street, Bramblebush Road, Redwood Road, Charles Holland during the meeting at support programs to maintain educational Ralph Road, Galaxy Road and condominium Community Hall and approved by the full excellence, study the effects of a growing committee in a 7-3 vote. Wool Scarves...... $5®0 complexes. AP photo student population on school facilities, seek Any streets not completed will be added to the Selectman Michael A. Zizka and commit equitable salary levels for town employees, Driving Gloves...... $5®® following week’s list. Life’s a bear tee member Marian Kelsey abstained from and move the constables and state trooper to the vote. the old firehouse. Belts...... $5®® A polar bear lets out a big yawn as it suns ble aspect of the bruin’s afternoon nap "I think its a sensible issue that needs to be The committee also supports establising discussed.’’ said Leland J. Stoppleworth. a Coventry offers seniors lunch itself Thursday afternoon at the Cleve was a nearby bear casting a shadow, left, communication lines between the first Hats & Caps...... $5®® candidate (or the Board of Selectman who selectman and the state trooper and state COVENTRY — A luncheon for the town’s senior land Metroparks Zoo. The only unbeara and blocking the warming rays. voted for the ban. police, increased communication between citizens will be held March 18 at the high school, the Kelsey and other committee members said town agencies and employees, assignment of town’s human services administrator said. that banning smoking would only force a selectman as liaison with special town Dorothy M. Grady said the chicken luncheon at 12:30 students into the bathrooms and other places panels, establishment of a YMCA day-care p.m. will feature entertainment by David Jarvis and Committee to air bill on junk cars not monitored by the school staff to smoke. center at Herrick Memorial Park, and a •IS* the Congrelers, a singing group from the Second They said it would only deter a small numter prompt study of the possible need for a Congregational Church. In school is closed, the of students from smoking, and could not be Weinberg has complained that it is however, that it might be difficult to town-school social worker. luncheon will be postponed. A bill that would make it easier properly enforced. The Democrats also called for the estab A $2 donation is suggested but not required. Free for towns to dispose of Junk cars, very expensive for municipalities decide if a car is abandoned. to store abandoned vehicles for the But Weinberg recommended But Holland said that the ban, which would lishment of an activity room and better bus transportation is available through Dial-A-Ride if something officials from Manches affect teachers, too, might save some service for senior citizens. 24-hour notice is given. Reservations must be made by ter and other towns have asked for, 90 days now required under state towns be given that authority, and March 12 through the human services office. 742-5324. will be considered during a public law. Storage fees can range up to ’Thompson’s bill was based on her Sport Shirts...... *io»» hearing Monday in the General $10 a day, she has said. suggestions. Assembly.' Thompson said that under the Thompson said there is wide Dress Shirts...... no®® proposed change, towns would be support in many communities for State Rep. John W. Thompson, doing something about the problem Calendars Deadline set for energy aid D-Manchester. the author of one of required to keep a vehicle only 60 Jockey Slim Briefs...... 2 for ^5®® six measures that have been days for high-value vehicles. For of abandoned vehicles, and he said HARTFORD — The Connecticut Energy Assistance introduced, said Friday the Trans lower-value vehicles, the holding there is a good chance legislation Ties (values to*12“ ) ...... $4® ® Program, which provides financial assistance to portation Committee hearing will period would be reduced from 30 to would be passed. Manchester Wednesay 20 days, he said. ’The hearing Monday is scheduled Zoning Commission public hearing. Com eligible Connecticut residents in paying their winter be on legislation that combines Monday Rack of ties...... *i«.» heating bills, will stop taking applications for the those bills. He said one of the main The legislation would also allow to begin at 11:30 a.m. munity Hall. 8 p.m. towns that discover an automobile Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 Conservation Commission, Inland We 1986-87 season on March 16. features of the measure is a p.m. The Community Renewal Team administers the proposal to reduce the amount of "apparently abandoned’’ on pri W m €kfy tlands Agency. Herrick Memorial Park, 7:30 vate property to ticket it and Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center p.m. program in the Hartford area. For more Information, time towns would be required to HeaUu Hip hearing room, 7 p.m. call 247-2200 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays. hold on to an abandoned vehicle. remove it at the property owner’s expense. ’Thompson acknowledged. i Board of Tax Review, Municipal Building Manchester Mayor Barbara B. assessor’s office, 7 p.m. Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Coventry f. Center, 7:30 p.m. /■It, Bolton musicians go all-state It Tuesday Monday BOLTON — Bolton High School will be represented Obituaries Eighth Utilities District budget workshop. Planning and Zoning Commission. Inland for the first time on the All-State Concert Band at Main Street firehouse, 7:30 p.m. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, Central Connecticut State University In May. Pitkin Glass Works Inc., Lincoln Center 7:30 p.m. 'ITie school announced that senior Gretdien Schur of gold room, 7:30 p.m. Steering-Liaison Committee, Town Office J .'-'V'' - ; 4', West Willington was selected from more than 2 , ^ Mary Cahill worked 25 years. She had also Wednesday Building, 7:30 p.m. served In the Air Force for three Tnesday Connecticut high school students to perform with the Mary M. Cahill, 83, of 79 Fergu years. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Demoncratic Town Committee. Lincoln ______: all-state band, chorus and orchestra. The 16-year-old. son Road, died Friday at her home. Center hearing room. 7:30 p.m. Human Services Advisory Committee, who Is a member of the Bolton High School band, She is survived by her mother. Town-Eighth Utilities District negotia Town Office Building, 9 a.m. She was bom in Providence. R.I., Hazel (Devlin) Christiana of Man chorus and Jazz ensemble, plays the euphonium. May IS. 1903, and had worked in the nBER FOR HEALTH tions, Lincoln Center gold room. 7:30 p.m. Veterans Commission. Town Office Build She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schur. chester; two brothers, Roger M. “You need adequate fiber daily In Hinrsday ing, 7:30 p.m. Big & Tall Cords...... >10®® jewelry industry before she retired. Christiana of West Hartford and She had lived in Manchester the your diet to eaJoy good health,’’ Judge’s hours. Probate Court building, 6:30 Republican Town Committee. Town Office Leon R. Christiana of Manchester; urges Dr. D. Lineback of Penn. p.m. Building, 7; .30 p.m. Big & Tall Slacks...... $15®® past year with her daughter, a sister, Mrs. D.M. (Hazel) David State U. Fiber may prevent ap Eleanor Sherman. She leaves other Commission on Children and Youth, ’Fhnrsday of Torrance, Calif.; two nieces and pendicitis and hemorrhoids - it Lincoln Center gold room, 7 p.m. Economic Development Committee, Town Big & Tall Sweaters...... $5 ®® Frampton named to hospital post relatives in the Providence area. four nephews. lessens pressure in and around Services will be held at the Russel the lower intestines by keeping Office Building, 7:30 p.m. A Bolton woman has been named director of The funeral will be Monday at 11 the stool soft and moist. Adequate Board of Education, Coventry High School. Big & Tall Velours...... *io«« community health education at Manchester Memorial J. Boyle and Son Funeral Home. 331 a.m. at the John F. ’Tierney Funeral fiher also may prevent divertic Andover 7:30 p.m. Hospital, the hospital announced. Smith St.', Providence. The Holmes Home, 219 W. Center St. Burial will ulitis and cancer of the colon. Big & Tail Sport Shirts...... »10*« Funeral Home, 400 Main St., is in Bran and whole grain cereals and ’Thnrsday Susan Frampton will be in charge of developing and be in East Cemetery. Calling hours Library Directors, Andover Public Ll- coordinating hospital-sponsored programs for the charge of local arrangements. are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 breads (not white (lour) are good Memorial donations may be sources of Ober - also fresh fruits brary, 7:30 p.m. promotion of community health, according to Andrew p.m. and vegetables. Beck, director of public relations for MMH. made to the Visiting Nurses and Memorial donations may be SATURDAY at 5:30 the Frampton holds a bachelor’s degree in medical Home Care Inc. of Manchester, 397 made to the Animal Friends of Bolton anthropology from Rutgers University and a master’s Porter St. Connecticut, P.O. Box 17-306, West SALE IS OVERI Hartford 06117. Monday degree in community health and medical anthropology : Public Building Commission, Community All Sales Final — Cash 'n Carry — No adjustments on prior sales from the University of Connecticut, where she is i y Hall fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. currently working on a Ph.D. degree. Madelon Christiana 872-2140 Madelon Rose Christiana, 51, of 1 Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Mem Before Joining the hospital staff, Frampton estab NaiIo m I Prtacriptlo«i Ctntcr* orial Library, 7:30 p.m. lished a newborn hemoglobin screening program in 74 Thomas Drive, died Thursday at EMERGENCY Manchester Memorial Hospital. Fire — Police — Medical Board of Selectmen budget workshop. Hartford. She also served as an instructor in p^iatrics Community Hall, 8 p.m. at the University of Connecticut Health Center. Bom in Hartford, she had lived in 348 Main Street Manchester for most of her life. She D IA L 911 Manchester TBFiJny RE6AVS 5 Frampton, the mother of two children, is also "Vout QuaUlf Mtn'i SAost" executive director of the Sickle Cell Association of was a manager for ’The Hartford In Manchester 649-1025 Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, .Connecticut...... Insurance Co., for which she 7 p.m. t i M l Connecticat in Brief Connecticat in Brief Koehler cancels trip to Acapulco ‘No truth’ Newman Is running STAMFORD — Some say Paul Newman would make Droney: Dodd could go higher to ‘put to rest’ Nazi controversy a good candidate for the U.S. Senate, but the actor is not among them. HARTFORD — State Democratic Chairman John F. Droney Jr. said New York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo’s STAMFORD (A P) - John 0. that when he was 10 years old he A spokeswoman for Newman and a close friend of the Koehler, the newly appointed com withdrawal from the Democratic presidential race had belonged for six months to Westport resident said Thursday the actor has no plans munications director to President “ creates a window of opportunity” for presidential and Jungvolk, which he described as to run against Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn, in Reagan, said Friday he has can vice presidential aspirants from the Northeast. “ the boy scouts run by the Nazi 1988. celed his Acapulco vacation and Party.” “ There’s no truth to it at all,” said Sonia Staphen, Among them. Droney said, is U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn. called a news conference to “ put to Koehler said his participation in Newman’s press agent in Los Angeles. rest” the controversy surrounding “ A lot of people are starting to look jit him very the Nazi group is not mentioned on A.E. Hotchner of Westport, a writer who has been his childhood membership in a Nazi his resume. Newman’s friend for 30 years and his business partner seriously as a vice presidential candidate.” Droney said. youth organization. "That was 46 years ago and is for four, said that word of a Senate run was ridiculous. “ I want to put this thing to rest. Dodd, who was also mentioned as a vice presidential irrelevant,” he said. “ It is in my " It ’s just rumor, just a waste of time, that’s all,’’ I ’ve been getting so many calls ... security files ... I don’t think the Hotchner said. candidate in 1984, says he does not plan to seek higher office. I ’ll just talk to everyone at once,” White House had it (when they Gov. William O’Neill said earlier ’Thursday that Koehler said. Droney said Dodd. Massachusetts Gov. Michael appointed him), they had it this Newman would be a strong contender for the The news conference is scheduled Dukakis and Sen. Bill Bradley. D-N.J.. “ now find morning. But the FBI checked me nomination. for noon at the Capitol Hilton in themselves in the arena without .a major contender and they had access to the files and from the region.” Washington, D.C., he said. gave me a clean bill of health. The Muzio promoted two at DMV Earlier Friday, during an inter White House takes the F B I’s AP photo Morrison wants Bush probe view in his Stamford apartment, word,” Koehler said. WETHERSFIELD — The state’s incoming commis Cold castle Koehler said the way some of the Koehler was named Thursday to sioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles says he’s HARTFORD — Vice President George Bush should news media handled the reporting succeed Patrick J. Buchanan, who surprised that some department reorganization has The first ice castle built on Lake took a month to build. It’s 60 feet wide and be investigated by the House Judiciary Committee, if of his brief'membership in a Nazi has resigned effective March 1. occurred without his input. he is not a target of a special House probe of the youth organization w a s Koehler said he will begin the job Three weeks before he was to leave office, outgoing Chautauqua at Mayville, N.Y., has 25 feet high. The ice was cut from the lake Iran-Contra arms deal, says Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, irresponsible. March 2. commissioner Benjamin A. Muzio promoted two attracted visitors from all over western in 350-pound chunks and slush was used D-Conn. “ It has shocked me that some JOHN O. KOEHLER Nathan Perlmutter, national di officials to top jobs without the approval of the New York and northern Pennsylvania. as mortar to hold the 1,000 blocks Morrison said Thursday he intends to confer next American journalists can sink 'so . . . to meet the press rector of the Anti-Defamation incoming commissioner, Lawrence DelPonte. The castle, centerpiece of a local festival, together. week with House Judiciary Chairman Peter J. Rodino low as to take something that League of B’nai B’rith, said it was The promotions, which took effect immediately, Jr., D-New Jersey, who also is a member of the select happened for a six-month period in Associated Press executive, had ludicrous for Koehler to be judged were made without the knowledge of DelPonte, who investigative committee. the life of a man who has lived an come home to pack before leaving because of an episode dating from was chosen Feb. 2 by Gov. William A. O’Neill to replace If the select panel includes Bush in its probe. exemplary life,” Koehler said for a week’s vacation in Mexico. childhood 46 years ago. Muzio. Task force has $15.5 million plan Morrison said, he will be satisfied. If not. Morrison said during an interview in his Stamford Earlier in the day, he met with “ To judge a 56-year-old person by “ What’s going on here?” DelPonte said ’Thursday. he will ask for a Judiciary investigation, ’The Hartford apartment. “ I am absolutely con White House personnel director his association as a lO-year-old is ’ ''There were openings to be filled but It was my Courant reported. vinced that it was purely political.” Robert ’Tuttle. ludicrous logic and mean politics.” understanding (Muzio) was going to hold them until I The Judiciary Committee, of which Morrison is a Koehler, a German-bom former Koehler confirmed news reports Perlmutter said. got there.’ ’ to revitalize Shakespeare theater member, is empowered to initiate impeachment Records show that on Feb. 10, Muzio approved the proceedings as it did in the case of U.S. District Court promotions of Donald C. Byers as director of the STRATFORD (A P) — A special O’Neill appointed the 16-member buildings to the American Shakes Judge Harry E. Claiborne of Nevada, who was charged Yale marches division of management services and Peter Rosso as panel on Friday proposed a $15.5 task force in August to study the peare ’Theater Corp. for $1 a year. with income tax evasion. Grand Opening Specials director of the division of dealers and repairers. million revitalization for the Amer future of the Stratford-based ’The state has authorized $2.5 If Morrison fails to convince the committee, his case ican Shakespeare ’Theater, which theater. million for building repairs, but the is closed. on ‘Amerika’ has been facing severe financial The 32-year-old theater, modeled money has not been spent pending release of the task force report. Girls pulled from Icy water problems and is the oldest of its after the famous Globe ’Theater in NEW HAVEN (AP) — About 40 kind in the country. ’“There are many competing Feds stay out of crash probe WES’TBROOK — State police and a local firefighter London, is one of the nation’s first Yale students marched to the The Governor’s Task Force on needs in the state and it is our job to rescued two girls from 6 feet of frigid water Friday regional theaters. It has not offered HARTFORD — U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy has headquarters of ABC television the American Shakespeare Theater meet as many of them as possible.” after the children chased a ball onto thin Ice and fell a summer season since. 1982. denied a lawyer’s tru e s t that federal authorities take affiliate WTNH-TV Friday to pro said the complex might as well shut ’The state used federal funds to O’Neill said. “ This proposal. If Into a salt marsh, authorities said. over the investigation of last week’s fatal accident in test the broadcast of “ Amerika.” a down and be used as a state park if followed, would represent a funda Tara Turchetti, 9, and Brittany Blye, 6, both of purchase the buildings and 12-acre Durham involving a station wagon and state police miniseries that portrays a Soviet the funding is not available. site in 1983 after the theater had mental shift in our monetary cruisers. Westbrook, were rushed to Yale-New Haven Hospital commitment to the arts, and that is takeover of the United States. The plan includes creating an gone into bankruptcy. The state ’Twardy said Thursday the decision was a response to after they were rescued by uniformed troopers and a something I want to study very “ American Heritage ’Theater,” an then placed the property In the state letters from Hugh F. Keefe of New Haven. Keefe is the Before the march, about 100 Westbrook fire department diver, state police Sgt. carefully.” actors’ training center and an parks system and leases the attorney representing the young Clinton woman who students held a rally on campus to Daniel Lewis said. educational program for Connecti criticize the program’s possibly The ’Turchetti girl had been submerged 10 to IS was driving the car in the Feb. 12 accident on Route 17 cut students. negative impact on international, minutes and was in critical condition late Friday. The that resulted in the death of her 14-year-old brother. The group also urged Gov. relations. Blye ^ r l was in good condition after being submerged 3 Jeffrey Guldl. William A. O’Neill to replace the Contractors Wardrobe to 5 minutes, authorities said. Twardy said he infomned Keefe that neither the U.S. theater’s present board of directors ’"The purpose of the rally is to “ Apparently they were playing and apparently they attorney’s office nor the FBI has the jurisdiction to and to appoint a three-member affirm the rights of the network to had chased a ball that had rolled out on the ice,’ ’ Lewis Sliding Mirror Doors investigate the crash. committee to recruit a board to broadcast ’Amerika’,” said Phil said. Keefe had claimed state police could not objectively establish a not-for-profit theater and Bhfolds investigate the accident. Auerswald, a senior from Washing ton, D.C. “ But we’re concerned that corporation to run the proposed The station wagon, driven by Tina Guidi, 17, and the program will Inhibit free complex. carrying her brother, sister, and two others, was Train rams pickup; driver dies expression by its dangerous as O’Neill said upon releasing the apparently making a left turn In front of one of three GET THE FANTASTIC DIFFERENCE BRANFORD — A man was killed early Friday when report that he was not ready to I Continental sumption that liberal and dissent- state police cruisers on the way to an emergency call in g views invite Soviet EVERY SERVICE INCLUDES; an Amtrak train with 11 passenger cars rammed his endorse its recommendations. from a Durham home, state police said. pickup truck and dragged it a quarter mile, police said. “ While I think the report for the Glass Co. aggression.” • Shampoo The driver of the truck was Kenneth ’Turner, 27, of theater put forth by the task force is • Conditioning Rinse Defects ground Navy copters Auerswald presented Larry * 695, $ 1995IU f.«M. Branford, police said. No other injuries were reported an exciting one for the arts in lUg. Ml • Precision Cut in the mishap, which was reported to police at 12:51 Manne. program manager, with a Kids Cut Adult Cut Perm Special • Style/Finish Connecticut, I need to see whether Call to See WASHINGTON — The Navy said Friday it had been petition of several hundred signa AQtllZUNOCn Oltn-Ei/lrM a.m. the state can afford to allocate that forced to ground its CH-53E helicopters last week after • No Hidden Extras Several Amtrak inspectors who were on the train for tures and letters from people kind of money,” he said. Display confirming the existence of defects in numerous gear criticizing the program. Manne routine track inspections were assisting in the assemblies. Perm Special I Adult Cut Special The task force recommended accepted the petition and letters investigation, police said. that the state spend $7.5 million The service said the defects were found in a part and said he would forward them to OHar Offer The southbound “ Night Owl" train from Boston to refurbishing the grounds and build made by the firm of IGW Systems Inc., formerly known ExplTM Expiree 646-9624 ABC network executives. S/18/tT *1995 I * 695„ Washington. D.C., hit the truck broadside while it was ings — $2.5 million of which has as Indiana Gear Works, in Indianapolis, Ind., a Ref- *U MH j *'^*'*^ ' Reg. • « NH j I Brief Thli Opupoe To Enter Our Prise Drawing j Bring Ills Ooepoa To Enter Our Prise Drawing parked on the track with its lights off. said Cliff Black, already been authorized — and subcontractor to the prime manufacturer, the Peter D’Oench, a reporter for an Amtrak spokesman. another $8 million over the next five Stratford, Conn.-based Sikorsky Aircraft Division of WTNH, spoke to the rally on behalf 282-1388 the United Technologies C^rp. I Kids Cut Special Enter Our Free Drawing years to help operate the proposed Available In; of the station. He said Manne theater. appreciated the concern that the I on«r and Win a The task force said the only Custom mirror work Oak Frame, Aluminum Frame, Democrats to hear Bumpers series may perpetuate a negative I ExplriM $495 Compact Disc Player Yale scholar In line for post Steel Frame. I s/ii/i? '''‘’*'''^A ,,..1Ree I viable alternative to its proposal for tub and shower doors stereotype. j Bring IBls Ooopon To Eater Onr Prise Drawtiif | • Free prizes, games, balloons NEW HAVEN — Jaroslav Pelikan, a prominent an “ American Heritage ’Theater” HARTFORD — Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., will be Many colors available Including “ But what’s important about author and Yale history professor, has affirmed that he would be to close down and use the We also do the keynote speaker at the Connecticut Democratic Fealnrliis CUirol Hair Color Producta Qold, Clear, White and Bronze ’Amerika’ is that it stimulates is among those being considered for presidential grounds as a state park. Party’s annual Jefferson-Jackson-Bailey Dinner on installation. (16 VarletlM) awareness and discussion. If that’s GRAND appointment as the next librarian of Congress. ’The task force concluded that the March 7, state Democratic Chairman John F. Droney FANTASTIC SAM’S the bottom line, then I think it’s K-MART PLAZA “ Several people have been suggesting that to m e," theater can’t survive financially by 1146 Jr. said Friday. OPENING Tolland Street Bumpers, now in his third term in the Senate and a accomplished a lot.” tllVk asesjcr Street Pelikan said Friday. producing only the works of Shakes FEBRUARY ISIh Muehester, Cou. East Hartford/ Conn. No Appolntmont Nocoaaary ’The New York ’Times reported on ’Thursday that peare, because of the high costs and former governor of Arkansas, is considered a strong A new student group, called the Houre: llon.-We
Soviets free Jewish av'itivist say winners in protection ratings Ferraro investigation over ‘best stuff MOSCOW — Jewish activist Josef Begun was freed WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on and reunited with his family Friday after more than WASHINGTON (A P ) — The best state Friday closed the books on its 30-month investigation of yet to come three years in Chistopol Prison and a week of environmental programs are found in Wiscon the finances and disciosure statements of former vice conflicting reports about his fate, relatives in Moscow Protecting the Environment: sin, California and New Jersey and the weakest presidential candidate Geraldine A. Ferraro and her reported. in Mississippi and West Virginia, according to a husband. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi Begun, 5S, was sent to prison for teaching Hebrew, Best and Worst States new assessment by an environmental The department’s civil division found “ insufficient dent ” Reagan said Friday that which is illegal in the Soviet Union. organization. basis to conclude that Ferraro knowingly and willfully political pundits are trying to ring : ••nvironmonl.il programs ranked using a point "Finally he is free,” Yana Begun said in a telephone Representatives of the winners said their falsified or knowingly and willfully failed to report down the curtain on his administra interview. “He is free and in fair health." She is by ttie Fund tor Renewable Energy and the states did well because, among other reasons, information” under the 1978 Ethics in Government Act, tion “ even before the show is over” married to Begun’s son, Boris. t. nvironment. an advocacy group environmentalism is good politics. spokeswoman Amy Brown said. but he is “ saving the best stuff for Josef Begun was sentenced to seven years in October ’The rankings from the Fund for Renewable The department, which ciosed its criminal investiga the last act.” 1983 after being convicted of anti-Soviet activity and Overall Maximum score eo point: Energy and the Environment, a private group tion in May after 21 months, informed Ferraro’s Reagan’s address to the Conser sent to the prison 500 miles east of Moscow. He was favoring strong environmental protection ac attorney on Friday that it was aiso ruling out civil vative Political Action Conference pardoned l^esday by a decree from the Supreme Best: W orst: tion, covered six areas: air pollution, soil charges in the case. followed a speech in which Rep. Soviet, the nation’s nominal parliament. W isconsin 49 Mississippi 14 conservation, groundwater protection, hazard “ The long review is over,” said the attorney, Stephen Jack Kemp of New York, a C alifornia 48 West Virgirua 15 ous waste management, solid waste and J. Poliak. “ We are pleased even though we have all contender for the 1988 Republican New Jersey 47 W yom ing 16 recycling and renewable energy and along been confident of the outcome, and even if it’s presidential nomination, called for , Vetoes block U.N. sanctions conservation. delayed it’s sweet to have.” the resignation of Secretary of Air pollution Soil conservation Points were awarded according to the group’s State George P. Shultz. UNITED NATIONS - The United States and Britain judgment of what a state program should “ When the question becomes cast vetoes Friday in the Security Council, blocking Best (scored 10): Best (scored 10): contain and what it should accomplish. For Allies asked about ‘Star Wars’ whether the president will conform ' proposed mandatory sanctions against South Africa C alifornia Iow a example, a state groundwater protection WASHINGTON — Two senior U.S. arms controi to his secretary of state or the that were patterned on U.S. congressional measures. secretary of state will conform with Worst (scored 1): W orst (scored 1): program got more points if it allowed no specialists are making plans for extensive consuitation West Germany also voted against the resolution the president, it is time for Mr. Ark., O^.. Miss., Idaho, Wash. degradation of an aquifer than if it allowed some with America’s allies around the world tefore while France and Japan abstained. The 10 other degradation. Shultz to do the only correct thing,” council members supported the package of economic N.M., N.D., S.O., President Reagan decides whether to approve new Scott Ridley, author of the report, was asked “ Star Wars” tests. Kemp said. “ In my view, it is time sanctions. W yo. at a news conference about a hypothetical state for George Shultz to resign.” The United States, Britain, France, China and the The tentative decision to send Paul H. Nitze and with a weak air pollution program because there Edward Rowny to Western Europe, Asia and the White House spokesman Marlin Soviet Union — the council’s five permanent members Groundwater safety Hazardous waste is no air pollution problem there. Fitzwater, asked for comment, — have veto power, while rotating members such as Pacific next week indicates Reagan may be ready to Best (scored 10): Best (scored 10): Such a state, he replied, "would rank toward implement a broad interpretation of the 1972 ^ said, ‘"The president has full West Germany do not. the middle,” but “ all states have some needs” in confidence in his secretary of N ew York N ew Jersey Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. AP photo The vote on the proposed, worldwide sanctions, came the six areas. state.” on the fourth day of council debate. That would permit the Pentagon to try out exotic Worst (scored 1): W orst (scored 1): Each state could earn 10 points in each area. technology developed on a crash basis in American New York Gov. Mario Cuomo talks with reporters Friday, Reagan made no direct reference Ambassador Herbert Okun, a deputy U.S. delegate, Kentucky Wyo., Idaho Wisconsin had 49 points out of a possible 60. to the controversy over secret arms told the council the United States believed such i! laboratories for a possible space-based defense against explaining why he decided not to seek the Democratic California had 48 and New Jersey 47. Mississippi Soviet missiles. sales to Iran and diversion of profits sanctions would do more harm than good, and it should presidential nomination in 1988. had 14 and West Virginia IS. Reagan announced in October 1985 that the United to Nicaraguan rebels that plunged be up to each nation to decide what action to take to A second group of states had scores between 41 his administration into its deepest force South Africa’s white-led government to abandon States would adhere to a narrow interpretation even i Solid waste Renewable energy and 44: Connecticut. Michigan, New York. though a broader reading of the treaty was legal. On crisis since his election in 1980. its policy of apartheid. North Carolina, Florida, Illinois and But he said, “ The pundits told us Best (scored 10): O Best (scored 10): ’Tuesday, the State Department said U.S. negotiators Massachusetts. had explained the broad interpretation of the treaty to we couldn’t expect to get anything C alifornia Cuomo thinks he could N ew Jersey On the lower end. Wyoming. Utah. North the Soviets at the Geneva arms control talks “ and why accomplished, even before we got Rebels ambush Philippine force Worst (scored 1): Worst (scored 1) Dakota and Alabama were tied with 16 points we believe it’s fully justified. ” to Washington. Now they’re trying, to bring the curtain down even Alaska, La., each. MANILA. Philippines — Communist rebels am Mo., Mont., N.M., “ Not surprisingly, some states with the worst have been the nominee before the show is over.” bushed a government pursuit force and the two sides Utah, W.Va. W .V a „W y o . problems have the best programs.” the fund’s Moslems fight In west Beirut fought late into the night Friday, with 12 rebels and “ Well, I learned a lesson in my analysis said. “ Also, states with high per capita ALBANY, N.Y. (A P) - Gov. seven soldiers killed, the government news agency BEIRUT. Lebanon — Rival Moslem factions fought Nonetheless, Cuomo said that former profession,” the ex-movie income are generally able to direct more funds Mario Cuomo said Friday that he reported. APgrapNe in west Beirut for the sixth day Friday, despite a Syrian “ after thinking very bard, I believe actor said. “ So let me give you a to environmental protectioh.” felt he could have won the Demo The Philippine News Agency said at least 11 soldiers cease-fire, and Syria threatened to send its own troops that this is the best thing for the tip: We’re saving the best stuff for These points were not lost on members of cratic presidential nomination, but were wounded in the northern Philippines battle and to end the battle that has killed more than 200 people. state.... ’The state is No. 1.1 have an the last act.” Wisconsin, California and New Jersey have Congress who accepted awards for their states “ part reason and part instinct” told the military was moving in reinforcements. Three Grenade and sniper fire pinned thousands of obligation to be governor.” the best state environmental protection from the fund. him not to make the run. The president drew cheers from rebels were also killed Friday in the southern city of civilians In basements and shelters with little f t ^ and Any presidential campaign con-. Wisconsin ranks 23rd among the 51 states and “ I went through all the calcula the audience with the remark, as be Davao, military officials said. programs and Mississippi, West Virginia and water. Some telephoned Moslem radio stations to duct^ while he was governor could District of Columbia in per capita income; tions,” CuOmo said in an interview •lid when he said: ‘ "The going may ■ The fatalities brought to at least 80 the death count in Wyoming have the worst, an advocacy group appeal for a truce. hurt his performance in Albany, he California is seventh and New Jersey fourth. with The Associated Press. “ Can b2 a little rough at this moment, but escalated fighting since a 60-day cease-fire ended on A spokesman for Vice President Abdul-Halim said. Cuomo was re-elected to his said Friday. Mississippi is 51st and West Virginia is 49th. you win? Obviously, if you’re going let no one doubt our resolve. ” In all, Feb. 8. Talks aimed at ending the 18-year-old Khaddam of Syria said Rashid Karami, Lebanon’s second four-year term in to run second in the polls without November. he was interrupted by applause 18 Communist insurgency collapsed in January. prime minister, and Parliament speaker Hussein times. Husseini officially requested Syrian intervention. even trying, it’s kind of silly to say After his brief announcement on you can’t win.” WCBS, Cuomo was whisked by “ Our game plan is still the best Suicide-murder pacts in Fiorida Recent nationwide polls had helicopter back to Albany and one in town.” the president said, Canada tightens Immigration rule Tampa mayor appeals for calm shown Cuomo running strongly a vo id ^ questions about why he had repeating his opposition to “ go vernment controls, central plan TORONTO — Canada tightened its liberal immigra behind former Sen. Gary Hart of decided against running for presi TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa’s mayor appealed Friday to ning and bureaucraev.” tion procedures Friday to stem the growing tide of young people in a mostly black neighborhood for Colorado as the choice among dent. He called the A P about noon refuge-seekers, including thousands of Salvadoran and stem from beiief of ‘no way out’ weekend calm as tensions simmered in the aftermath Democrats for the top spot on the Friday and discussed bis decision Reagan renewed liis pledge to 1988 ticket. Guatemalan Illegal aliens fleeing the United States. of a melee blamed on the death of a young black man in for nearly a half-hour, then held a overhaul the nation’s welfare Cuomo surprised much of the Immigration Minister Benoit Bouchard said he MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — What drives people to put a gun to 77-year-old retired engineer Ros police custody. news conference. setup, saying, “ A federal welfare political establishment when he scrapped a rule under which refugees from 18 Three times in seven days, elderly the head of a loved one can vary, but well Gilbert fatally shot his wife. At least one store was burned and looted and a car On Thursday night, Cuomo said system, constructed in the name of strife-torn or communist nations were automatically the common thread is a belief that Emily, in their Broward County and trash bins were set afire as a crowd of rock- and announced at the end of a call-in his decision was “ best for my state, helping those in poverty, wreaked Florida husbands shot or stabbed show on New York City’s WCBS admitted to Canada and allowed to work without fear of there is no other way out. apartment. bottle-throwing blacks, many of them teen-agers, best for my family and I think also havoc on the poor family, tearing it their longtime wives, then tried to radio Thursday night that he would deportation. “ It’s a great national tragedy He did so, he insisted, out of love swelled to 200 Thursday night following the death of a best for my party.” apart, eating away at the underpin kill themselves. not be a candidate. Under new regulations, refugees from those 18 Such violent acts, some in that’s going on here.” said Derek and to end the suffering of his man who had been subdued by a white officer using a He elaborated Friday, explaining nings of their community, creating Hart praised Cuomo as an gen tries will still be admitted but. like other refugees, murder-suicide pacts and others in Humphrey, founder of the Los 72-year-old wife, who had Alzhei choke hold. his decision was good for the fatherless children and unprece' “ eloquent and respected leader of are subject to hearings to determine whether they can angry frustration, can result from Angeles-based Hemlock Society. mer’s disease and osteoporosis. Police barred use of the neck hold indefinitely as of Democratic Party because he was dented despair.” stay and work. Gilbert, whose story was pres midnight Thursday. the Democratic Party” and said he making it so early. feelings of hopelessness, psychia “ Society ought to offer these people Reagan has asked Congress for better care, or at least a better ented last month in a television Four people were injured slightly during the hoped to talk to him soon to discuss trists say. his views on the party. Although “ That’s not good to tie up people changes in law to permit states to “ They feel a decreasing control alternative than this.” movie, is serving a sentence of life disturbance. No arrests were made, but four people, ’ Fourth avalanche victim found Cuomo did not throw his support to who are expecting your candidacy, experiment with welfare Innova over their life and future, a Humphrey’s group, which sup imprisonment. including a 13-year-old girl, were picked up Friday and any other contender. Hart said he hoping for your candidacy when the tions that would allow state and BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. — Searchers using in helplessness,” David Pinoksy, a ports euthanasia, tries to keep Such cases present difficult deci accused of looting. hopes to pick up Cuomo backers for other candidates are out there local governments more latitude in frared and metal detectors Friday to scan the site of an track of such slayings, although sions for law enforcement officials, City officials said they wanted to avoid “ a Rambo gerontology psychiatrist in Miami, his own campaign. working and trying to get some determining how assistance is avalanche found the body of a fourth man killed when said Friday. “ They justify in their there are no comprehensive sour said Kelly Hancock, who prose showing” of heavy police presence or a weekend ’"rhe polls indicate I had strong attention,” he said. “ The sooner I granted. tons of snow thundered down a mountainside. minds that what they’re doing is to ces of statistics. cuted Giltert. curfew, but urged youths to stay off the streets. second-choice support from his disengaged.... You can get on with ’IHe last missing skier’s body was found near where end the pain and suffering of their Relying on news clippings and “ They’re hard to prosecute be Kemp criticized Shultz for meet supporters. We have to earn the the campaign now.” the avalanche began Wednesday, said Matt Krane of spouse. legal journals dating to the 1920s, cause there is so much emotion ing with Oliver Tambo, head of the support and we will let his suppor the Breckenridge Ski Patrol said. “ They may then think they can his group says that “ the trend is involved,” Hancock said. Smoking Is the biggest killer Cuomo said there wouldn’t be any African National Congress, a group ters and followers know that they “ draft Cuomo” movement or a About 100 searchers, some with dogs wearing red, join them, by suicide, in Uk that there is an increase.” In a case last year, a Columbia NEW YORK — Cigarette smoking kills 350,000 opposed to the current government have a place in our campaign,” he deadlocked convention that might quilted blankets against temperatures in the low teens, afterlife.” The worst year recorded, he said, County Judge found a man innocent Americans a year, more than the combined death tolls of South Africa, and accused the said. turn to him. While not ruling out a probed a -by- -yard area of the Breckenridge Ski The three recent cases left two was 196IS, in which there were 15 by reason of insanity after he from alcohol, illegal drugs, traffic accidents, suicide secretary of state of dragging his 400 800 I i “ You have to do what you think is possible reconsideration of his Area, about 65 miles west of Denver. The slide women dead and the third hospital deaths from murder-suicide at strangled his wife. and homicide, the American Lung Association says. feet on deployment of the Strategic right, and sometimes it’s difficult to non-candidacy decision under those Wednesday piled snow 60 feet deepen 11.600-foot Peak 7 ized in serious condition. The men tempts and six so-called "m ercy Psychiatrists testified that Wal Cigarettes account for 17.2 percent of all deaths in the Defense Initiative, Reagan’s space- explain,” the 54-year-old Cuomo circumstances, Cuomo said there ‘n e first body was found hours after the avalanche, survived tbelr wounds, but one died killings” in which a spouse killed an ter Chapman Davis, 75, went country each year, more deaths than the combined based missile defense proposal. said Friday. “ ’There are bound to be was no chance of either happening. and two more bodies were found Thursday in the the next day of an apparent heart ailing partner. temporarily insane after five American battle deaths in World War II and Vietnam, “ George Shultz personally rolled hours’ haranguing by Us wife. twinges of regret. How could there He did not rule out a possible hard-packed snow. attadt. In the most puhUdsed case. the society said in its 1985-86 annual report. not be?” out a red carpet for Oliver Tambo.” future run for the presidency. the congressman said. , . / » 8 I • I « 3 I . I i BUSINESS Lehman tells EB productivity key to orders
GROTON (AP) — Navy Secretary ric Boat’s competitor, Newport News getting one submarine a year that had to James H. Webb, a highly decorated Market MARKET REPORT Business in Brief John F. Lehman Jr. on Friday praised Drydock and Shipbuilding Co. of be competed between Electric Boat and Vietnam veteran and currently an Activity over the past 30 the management of the Electric Boat Virginia. Newport News,” he said. '”The reason assistant defense secretary, has been shipyard saying that the difference in “ We don’t sit around and do a beauty we’re able to get congressional support named as Lehman’s successor. trading days the last several years has been like night contest and say who is nicer this year. for four instead of one is because of the Lehman has become known for his investors ComFed adds ninth director and day. We look at the dollar, the bottom-line superb improvement in performance.” outspoken defense of the president’s His comments to reporters came cost to the taxpayer. ’That’s what Lehman said prior to Tover’s coming m ilitaiy buildup and his hands-on Biyle N. Boyce was elected to the ComFed Savings 2250 during a visit to the Navy Submarine competition is all about,” he said. to the yard “ a relationship of total approach to management Bank’s board of directors, the company announced this Base and followed lunch with Electric Lehman said that last year when openess and trust and honesty between He said Webb is from the same mold. week. As a result, the board has bran expanded to nine confident i 2225 Boat President Fritz Tovar. Electric Boat won all four 688 contracts the Navy and Electric Boat which did ‘"They used to say In Vaudeville you members. “ I think we have one of the healthier its bid was nearly $60 million below not exist there before.” can’t follow a tap dancer with a tap NEW YORK (AP) - As Wall 2200 Since 1981, Boyce has served as director of the relationships now between the Pentagon Newport News’ . This year it was the Lehman, who announced his resigna dancer. Well, I think you’ll find that if Street’s bull market keeps rolling, I University of Connecticut Center for Real Estate and 2175 and a supplier that can be found in Virginia boatyard which was nearly $60 tion ’Tuesday, said that one reason for I ’m a tap dancer, Jim Webb is another American investors seem more Urban Economic Studies. Electric Boat and the Navy,” Lehman million below Electric Boat. his leaving was because he had tap dancer.” confident about the inflation out 2150 He is a member of the National Association of said. Lehman said productivity and im accomplished major institutional Lehman said he /ill take several look than they have been for a long, Realtors, the Connecticut Association of Realtors and 2125 Lehman said the Navy made a proved competition has been the hal changes he had “ set about in bringing a months off to spend ith his family, and long time. the American Society of Real Estate Councilors. He is bottom-line decision earlier this month lmark of his tenure ds Navy secretary philosphy of discipline and free enter said he has no plant to run for political To be sure, there have been some 2100 also the president of the Society for Real Estate in awarding contracts for four 688-clas8 which began six years ago. prise and competition and dual sourcing office any time soon or to manage early signs lately that the consumer Appraisers, Connecticut Chapter Foundation. nuclear-powered submarines to Elect “ Prior to this six years we were to our procurement.” anybody’s political campaign. price index could well show a 2075 He is also a member of the board of directors of the bigger increase in 1987 than its rise 2050 Heritage Savings and Loan Association, which was of less than 2 percent last year. Dow Jon«8 Avgrgga 2025 acquired by ComFed last December. r The producer price index of High: 2,260.12 Brazil refuses finished goods rose 0.6 percent in 2000 Bellorini Joins Fish practice January, reflecting an upturn in the Low: 2.220.89 Steven J. Bellorini, D.M.D., a general practitioner, price of oil. Falling oil prices had CIo m : 2,235.24 1975 to pay interest played a large part in keeping the has joined the dental practice of Dr. Robert H. Fish in Personal Chang#: -8.85 1950 Manchester. 1986 numbers down. BRASILIA, Brazil (A P ) — President Jose Nevertheless, few cries of alarm A native of Hartford. Bellorini is a graduate of the 1925 University of Connecticut Dental School. He has bran Income Samey announced Friday night Brazil was are being raised these days about Trilion of dollars. soasonalV adlusted indefinitely halting interest payments on its any return to the kind of inflation 1900 practicing comprehensive family dentistry in the Hartford area since 1984. $103 billion foreign debt, the largest in the that afflicted the economy in the 3.60 1875 He is a member of the developing world. 1970s and early 1980s. 12 19 26 *17 “ I want to announce that the country is The Supermarket with “ Inflation is an important issue American Dental Associ January February * Holiday ation and the Connecticut suspending payments on interest of its for investors,” said John Dessauer foreign debt,” said Samey in a nationwide Double Coupons, in the latest issue of his advisory State Dental Association. Bellorini’s office is lo television and radio speech. “ I must confess letter Dessauer's Journal. “ A sud it isn’t easy to take a decision of this Warehouse Prices & Quality, too. den rebound in inflation rates would cated at 1 Heritage Plaza. magnitude.” be negative not just for bonds but Samey, facing Brazil’s worst economic for stocks as well.” Investment banker jailed crisis since taking office two years ago as the Agree Shampoo IK a m in ic However, Dessauer argues, "the CPAs offer nation’s first civilian president in 21 years, surprise of 1987 may be that said Brazil would renew negotiations with or Conditioner Cold Syrup inflation in the U.S. remains well in insider-trading scandal tax brochure foreign bankers. below my present estimate of 3.5 HARTFORD - The “ We will negotiate a formula to pay within 'M percent.” WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. (AP) - 0 2 S Connecticut Society of parameters that don’t compromise our Investment banker Dennis Levine, 7-oz. Until recently, he says, “ manu Certified Public Accoun economic development,” he said. "A formula a key figure in the Wall Street facturers have been tough on costs tants is offering a free that avoids political Instability, recession, insider trading scandal, was sent FMAMJ JA S O N O J but slow to cut their selling prices. brochure on the new tax unemployment, and social crisis.” enced Friday to two years in prison 1906 *07 IHaminicin Tablets IHaminicin Tablets They have been fighting to preserve laws entitled, “ Does Tax “ ’This is not an attitude of confrontation,” profit margins.” and fined $362,000 for securities Reform Confuse You?” Jan.-se Ooc.'Se Jan.:07 the president said. fraud, perjury and tax evasion. “ In the initial phase of a better The brochure provides a It had been expected that Samey would “ I swear I will never violate the competitive environment and an worksheet to help in I 3.417 ir^.547 II 3 .5 4 ^ announce a suspension of payments for three law again,” Levine told U.S. improved economy, business will estimating tax bills for months. But the president did not set a time District Judge Gerard Goettel Steven Bellorini f enjoy rising sales. Because costs 1986,1987 and 1988. It also Source: U.S. Dept, of Commerce frame for renewing payments. before his sentencing. have been controlled and profit highlights the provisions of the new tax law, and offers Brazil has been paying about $12 billion in margins improved, profits on new His voice cracking, Levine Silkience Shampoo Silldence Conditioner a chart showing the new tax rates through 1988. 1! interest a year on its debt. It stopped paying sales will be enormous,” he said. added, “ I beg you, let me put the To get a copy, send a request to “ Tax Reform Income steady, the principal In 1982. About one-fourth of the “ Business will not have to raise pieces of my life together again.’ Brochure” in care of CSCPA, 179 Allyn St., Suite 501, debt is held by U.S. banks such as Citibank A REGULAR OR EXTRA BODY consumer prices to enjoy substan Levine had faced as much as 20 Hartford, 06103. and Chase Manhattan. YOUR CHOICE years in prison and fines of $610,000, tial gains in profits. Consumer spending drops It will be the fifth time in history Brazil has 7- WASHINGTON — more important than an impressive Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., could Modesty forbids us to U.S. "presence" in downtown Beirut. have trouble of his own from associa Town alone .OFFICeR... 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Sunday wor Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m ., church school: Editor’s note: This column is ship: holy eucharist, 0 and 10 a.m.: 11 o.m ., srarship servlee, nursery. (649 remember. Bless you Father Dave. Cstvsrv Chsrdi (AatsmMlw of God), prepared by the staff of the Tl|e following events are scheduled this week at St. church school, 9:45 o.m .; ceftoe fellow 3472) Trinity Covanant Art Kissman and all of the many 400 gucktand Keod, Seiilh WIndMr. Rev. ship, 11 a.m .; Lady Chapel open after Norfh UpNed Mstositot Church, m Manchester Area Conference of M A C C N e w s John the Baptist Polish National Catholic Church: Ksmtaht L . OwttalMn. poster. 9:30 a.m., wonderful volunteers who helped to noons; puMic healing service, second Parker St., Mancheeter. Richard W. The following events are scheduled this week at Churches. Sunday — 9 a.m., mass celehrating Sexagesima Sunday scheel; W:30 a.m., wersMp. -Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; evenina prayer,- Dupes, paster. Rev. H . Osgood Bennett, make the evening an enjoyable and chltd^ora end nursery; 7:00 p.m., even- minister. Schedule: 9 and 10:30 a.m., ’Trinity Covenant Church: (second pre-Lenten Sunday); 10:15 a.m.,> school of Inp service of proli e end Bible preeching. Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Helllger, memorable event. Many thanks to 6434201. morshlp servlce^ 9 a.m., adult BIMe Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast, By Nancy Carr day. Christian doctrine; choir rehearsal. study; 10:30 a.m ., church school; 5:30 the talented people who set up a LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m., Christian education; MACC DIrectar Folks, you are extraordinary. Saturday — 0 a.m., classes of Christian doctrine in St. iMarv'sBpiscspal Church, Pork and p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship: 7 very colorful dining room on p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nurse^ trustrees. For weeks. Monday, Feb. 2 was preparation for first holy communion; 10 a.m., classes Church streets, Manchester. Andrew D. Wednesday night. a a p M B t Smith, rector. Anne J . Wrtder, assistant tor children age 3 and younger. (649 Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast, marked in red on my calendar. THANK YOU ALSO to Charlie of Chrstian doctrine in preparation for confirmation. rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. ond9:30a.m.; 3696.) Ciwiwapltv Bspllit Chordi, 905 E. LaStrada Restaurant; 6:45p.m., PioneerCHubs; Junior "Connie is coming.” And come she Cone for pinch hitting at all kinds of Weekdays — 8 a.m., mass with the Rev. Stanley M. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Jomei I. church school, 9:30 o.m .: bobv-slttlna, . ’TO LUCILLE SINON who wrote Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m.. 9:15 to 11:15a.m.; Holy Eucharist, Wa.m. South United MeBiedNt Church, i » and senior high youth groups; 7 p.m., choir practice; did. Connie Grant-Scott has arrived jobs. Jean-Marc Bade, John Ander Loncola, celebrant. us “ Recently-my children had a worship service; V:1S o.m ., church every Wednesidoy. (6494503) Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. men’s seminar; women’s Bible study. and taken the helm as director of son and Mark Melley for working scheel. Nursery core provided. (4434537) Johnson, Or. Paul KrMI, Rev. Lawrence birthday party for me in which no Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation; 6:15p.m.. Agape. Samaritan Shelter. Center Congregational P«alth BopNst CMircIi, a Lake St., S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 a.m. extra hours and especially to Pat gifts were requested.” Of course, Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, pas church scheel: 9and 10:45a.m., worship Saturday — 8:30 p.m.. Covenant Women’s Family Coming to us from the Navy Qospel Maneggia, our r^-headed go- several rebellious friends sent gifts Eventa scheduled this week at Center Congrega tor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery tor preschoolers. (647- Celebration; no basketball. Family Service Chnter in Groton, worship service; 7 p.m., evenino service. 9141) getter, who steered us through the and Lucille tells us “ That happy tional Church are as follows: ^ Church of the Lhrfng Bed, on evangeli where she was a program coordina difficult days of moving from cal, full-gospel church, Robertson Mormon day has been followed by one Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship and baptum; 9 B^ipltst Cbsrch, 240 Hlllstown School, North School Street, Manches tor, Connie has a B.S. in criminal church to church and pulling a Rood, Manchester. 9:30 o.m ., Sunday The Church of Jesus ChHst of Latter- snowstorm after another along with a.m., breakfast; 10 a.m., church school; nursery and ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches justice, a master’s of science buiiding down around our own ears scheel; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m.. Meeting Sumkivs, 10 to 11:30 a.m. lots of bitter cold. ’That, along with tid ie r care; 10:15 a.m., confirmation; 11:15 a.m., evenino service;; 7 p.m., midweek ter. Robert S. (Sordner, bishop, 9:30 Andover starts program degree in counseling, is a licensed and now has gone on to the Nursery and Sunday school. a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 o.m., my work in Shepherd’s Place, has social hour. _ _ service. Nursery at all services. (649- Manchester Christian Fellosrship, 509 .’The First Congregational Church of Andover is psychological examiner (State of challenge of building a new shelter 7909) Sunday school and primary; ll:40a,m., made me more aware than ever of Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 7 p.m., E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, priesthood and relief society. (643-4003) starting a new eight-week program called Filled by Arkansas), licensed at the master’s program in the Tri-Town area. Pifsl BopWst Chapel of the omif 240 pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday the need for the fuel bank. Please visiUltioii. Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. level, and is the author and BIMe study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee Natlon«l Cathode Faith March 1 through Easter Sunday. Goals include MACC. IRS and YOU — Just a use the enclosed check as needed.” Wednesday — 8:30a.m.,heaUngprayers; 7:30p.m., Kreulzer, paster. (643-7S43) house, 7:X p.m., first Saturday of the presenter of many workshops. Harvest Time Baptist CtwrO, 72 E. St. John the Baptist Polish Nattenat daily Bible reading, daily prayers for the work of the reminder to ali our wonderful Tlianks also to donors Mr. and Mrs. Chancel Choir. month. Cothollc Church, a Golway St., Man volunteers and benefactors that Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Sw,b1,flms90O,sMullen local church, special acts of Christian charity and A unique gift Connie brings to the Stanley Zatkowski, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday — 0:30 p.m., bell choir; 7:30 p.m., Betnei Eddy, paster. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 chester. Rev. Stanley M . Loncola, pes more. you may deduct the following Church of the Uvhig Sod, on evangeli ter. Sunday moss schedule: 9 a.m. conference and the community is Philip Dupont. Frances Idzkowski. Bible series. o. m.. memino service; 6 p.m., eveningcal, full-gospel church, Robertson service, Wednesday heme Bible study, 7 Weekday m osses, 0 a.m. (6499906) Lenten packets are available to the congregation, her interest in working with the expenses: Direct gifts of money to Harriet and Eleanor Casperson, School, North School Street, Manches any MACC programs, the esti p. m . (643-9399) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, poster. and others in the community. These include a Lenten deaf. She is presently involved in Eleanor Cole, Thomas and Mary S t Mary’e Episcopal Meeting Sundoys, 10 to 11:30 a.m. devotional booklet of Bible readings, meditations, mated value of in-kind gifts to any Nursery and Sunday school. NBiarBiiB coordinating services to deaf McKeough, Robert and Hilma The following events are scheduled this week at St. Church of the 9NMorspe, 236 Main St., prayers, a Lenten schedule and two pages of suggested clients through Rev. Kevin MACC programs (you should have McComb Jr., David and Gertrude an in-kind voucher from us stating Mary’s Episcopal Church: Christian Sclanca E. MIddls Turnpike, Daniel M. BMsvert, Manchester. Rev. Philip Cholte, senior activities for service. A Tuesday morning study group Krautzer. minister to the deaf. Williams, Frank and Judith Ad- poster: Rev. Mark Green, minister of vaiue of items, date given, name of Sunday — 7:30 a.m., holy eucharist; 9:30 a.m., holy Pknst Cboreb of cnrtsl, Sdeetlsl, 447 N. pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday will begin March 3, 10 to 11:30 a.m., with child care First Baptist Church, where her dabbo, Lucille Smith and E. Main St., Manchester. W:90a.m., church BIMe study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday schoM; W:40 available. For more information, call 742-7696. evaluator, etc.), automobile mi eucharist with choir; 6:45 p.m., PRISM; 7 p.m., youth house, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of the a.m., worship, chlldihn's church and husband, the Rev. Dr. Billy Scott, is DeParolis. service, Sunday school, and care tor leage and expenses including park group. small children. (649-1446) Reeding Room, month. nursery: 6 p.m., evening praise service, pastor, provides a special Christian Pull Sospel interdenemlnaflenal nursery. Mid-week BIMe study, 7 p.m. ing and tolls, value of tickets to Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Junior Women’s CHub district 696A Center St., Manchester. (6496902) ministry to the deaf. CburUi, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. (6466999) beneflts, (such as the Annulli Golf meeting. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Weekend is for women Coronation menu ’Tuesday — 5 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 6:30 p.m., adult BIMe study and Sunday school; 7 ONCE SHE IS settled in. Connie Classic) above the value of the meal p.m ., wersMp service. T u esday at 7:30 PontBCOBtBl and game. Automobile-related ex Chppella Choir; church school teachers’ meeting; 7:30 Church of Christ ’This weekend is special to women in Covenant will be available to talk to church Gathering in Westminster Hall p.m ., special BIMe studies: Wednesday Uhtted Psptoceetai Charm, 107 w o i^ churches around the world. In Manchester, the women penses may be deducted at either at after the coronation of George IV in p.m., day school committee meeting; Manchester Chordi of ChrM, Lvdall end Vernon at 7:30 p.m., smrsMp service. Prayer bridge St., Manchester. Rev. Marvin and community groups. At present Family Day Chre Exchange. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, line, 6466731,24 hours. Stuart, mlnisler. W a.m ., Sunday school: from Trinity Covenant Church will celebrate Covenant she is scheduling training sessions 12 cents a mile standard rate or an 1821, celebrators consumed 17,000 Wednesday— 10a.m., holy communion; 10:45 a.m., mkilsler. Sunday services: 9 a.m., BIMe OM pel H um, Center Street, Manches 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., Women’s Sunday with a Saturday night ice cream actual expense basis. You may not pounds of beef, veal and mutton, classes; W a.m ., worship; 6 p.m., ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread: 11:4Sa.m., evening woisMp; 7:38 p.m., MMe study for shelter volunteers and putting Bible study; 6:30 p.m.. Girl Scout district meeting; Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer social. Families are invited to come to church at 6; 30 the house in order and getting deduct the most valued gift you give together with a vast quantity of worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., BIMe study. us — the value of your volunteer 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. Nursery provided tar all services. (646- (Thursday): 7 p.m., Meirt prayer p.m. for singing, a soloist and make-your-own sundaes. acquainted. sweetbreads, cows’ heels and Thursday — 10, 10:45 a.m., and 1 p.m.. Meadows 2903) (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth service The guest speaker will be Jan Carlberg, who is time. For nearly $280,000 in volun calves’ feet, 160 geese, 1,160 JehevBh'B WllnaBBBB (Frid ay). (6496040) teer time, our gratitude. We services; 6 p.m., Bible study dinner; 7 p.m.. Boy Jehuvuh's WthNesoi,647 Tolland TUrn- currently director of women’s ministry at Grace Now that Connie has arrived, chickens, 1,730 pounds of bacon, 160 Scouts. lke, Manchester. T ueedoy, Congrego- Chapel in Lexington, Mass., where she teaches there are some thank yous due. In couldn’t do it without you. dishes of fish and more. They Saturday — 7:30 p.m., A.A. Congrsgatlonal Son BIMe Study, 7 p.m.: Thursday, Cuveutrv PrashytertahCburcto Route community Bible study for nearly 300 women. spite of the loss of two of our three washed it all down with more than Theocratic Ministry School (speakino 44 and Trowbridge Read, Ceventnf. Rev. fulltime shelter staff, the shelter TONY% COMING - THOSE of 4,000 bottles of wine. Bottap CeagragaHepal Cborcb. 220 course), 7 p.m.; Service meeting (mbtls- On Sunday, women irill be participating in both the 8 Bolten Center Rood, at the Orom, trv training), 7:90 p.m .; Sunday, PuMIc Brad Evans, pester. Svndev, 9:30 a.m., and 11 a.m. services. The Covenant Woman of the Year was open every single night and you who packed Community Bap South Mothodlst Boltan. Rev. Charles H. Ericsen, Mlnls- BIMe Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; W okhtower worship; W:45 a.m., Sunday sdwgt; 7 award will be presented at the 11 a.m. service. even during the day on holidays and tist (Tiurch two years ago to hear ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Study, 10:25. (646-1490) p.m., BIMe study and fellowship. Wed Here are the events scheduled this week at South church school; 11 a.m.,tallowsMp: 11:19 nesday. 7:30 p.m., prayer meeting. very cold or stormy weather. Tony Campolo asked if we could (7497222) coax him back. Tony will be here at United Methodist Church: o.m., tarum program. (649-7077 ottlce or PIuahytorigp Church at «6uhchuits r,a Shelter volunteers showed up every 647-0870 parsonage. Concordia Lutheran night and kept the program operat 4 p.m., Sunday, March 1 as Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., Cenisr CaporegoHepal Church, 11 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Richard T emple Beth Utelem, 400 E. Middle G ray, p a ^ r . 10:30 a.m., wersMp ser ing without the loss of a single hour. preacher at our annual Ecumenical service with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching, ‘ "The Center St., Manchester. Rev. Neswii H. . Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Activities for this week at Concordia Lutheran Curtts Jr., senior paster; Rev. Robert J. vice, nursery, 9:15a.m., ^ndaysehool; 7 At the same time, the volunteers at Lenten Service. Mark your ca Obligation to Forget;” 4 p.m., Christian Outreach Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tobotsky, cantor; p.m.. Informal worship. (6490906) (Hiurch include: Bills, mlnistsr of vMtatlons; Rev. Clif Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi enterHus. Services: Shepherd’s Place kept the place lendar for a special treat. SPEAKS Commission; 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. ford O. Shnpeen, poster emeritus; Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., service with b y 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, S:1Sp.m. humming and served hot meals Tliank you — to the family of St. Monday—7:15 a.m. to 7:15 p.m., prayer vigil. United Michael C. Thornton, assaclate paster. W Friday and 9:45 a.m. Saturday. (6426S63) Rottwii Caaiollc communion; 9:15 a.m., church school; Christian Euggn# Brawar Methodist Women; 10 a.m., A.A.; 7:30 p.m.. United a.m., swrshlpservloe, sanctuary; Wa.m. every day throughout the three James for treating their MA(^C church school. (6474941) Church of lha AssupwWen, Adorns grown hour, on "Stress and the Family,” presented by Methodist Women. week absence of our soup kitchen family to a feast fit for kings and nnf vvnsraniiMMi vr wr JbwIbIi — Raform Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Betsy Roberts of TOP. ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. dover. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard H. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, P o ^ . Saturj^ Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship & Music Committee. coordinator. TTiey never missed a queens and making us feel so-o-o Taylor, poster. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Tem ple Belh HIHel, 1001 Foster St. moss at 5: Sunday masses at 7:30,9, W:30 ’‘Everyone cannot see the Bible Boy Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., D.C.Y.S. foster Sunday scheel, all ages; 11 cum., Sunday Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- and noon. (6492195) ^ _ Tuesday — 6 p.m., catechetics resource center; 6; 30 alike.” ’TIo person or group has a parenting. worship, nursery core provided. (749 tlnover, rabM. Servicee, 0:15 p.m. each St. Borthelemeurs Church, 741 E. p.m.. Children’s Choir; 8 p.m., adult BiJ|4e s^udy; 8 comer on truth.” "No one can Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. W e d n ^ a y — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., 7696) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rw. p.m., basketball practice. know for certain what the Bible F tm Cengrepallepal Choreh Of Ceven- second Fridav of each month. (6444466) Martin J. Schelsky, paster, ^ r ^ Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; frv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Bruce moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday mosses at 0:30, W W^nesday — 10; 30 a.m., agoraphobic Otudy group; T h o u g h ts teaches.” cocaine Anonymous; adult Bible study, 277Spring St.; Johnson, pastor,41 o.m ., srershlp; 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. 7:45 p.m., (hncordia Choir The foregoing declarations are 8 p.m., men’s study, 64 Alton St. a.m ., church school In Church Lane St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. commonly bandied about In the House. Nursery core provided. (7426407) Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and ’Thursday — li:30 a.m., Manchester community Cipcerdla Lulherap Owreh (LCA), 40 Saturday — 5:30 p.m., Fastnacht Dinner. of a covenant the responsibility to iscead CengrsgaHspgl Church, 385 N. PHkln St., AAonchester. Rev. Arnold T . Rev. Em ilio P . Podelll, co-posters. We baptize infants in Center divided world of Christendom. Council; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir; board of trustees; Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Wongerln, assistant pastor. Schedule: 0 Saturday moss 5 p.m .: Sunday masses at Oiurch. We do so in the midst of raise up that child within the Each contains an element of Joseph Milton, pastor. W ajn., worship 7 :30,9,10:30 and neon. (649S4BI) education commission. o.m., holy communion, nursery core; St. James Church, 096 Main St., congregational worship as a "Y es” Christian community is now borne truth. Yet each Is untrue os It service, Sunday school, and nursery ter 9:15 o.m., church school, ChrMlon stands. In summary. It Is possible Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m.. Our Gang children; 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. growth hour, nursery care; 10:30 a.m. Manchester. _Rev. Frands_ICrukpwsk!, response on the part of a commun jointly by parents and congrega adult fellowship. (6492063) holy communion, nursery core. (649 Rev. David Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph Emanuel Lutheran ity of faith to the "yes” God says tion. Together we have said a for a person to know what thoBI* SgcMid CNvrcli #f C#v* Kellv. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. S o ^ - Me teaches on anything neces Saturday — 4 p.m., confirmation class. 5311) do masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday when life began. resounding yes to God’s yes to oplrv. 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coventry. gpiaaael Lulherap Church, 60 Church 9 Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for sary to Ilfs and godliness, 2 Peter Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regular St., Manchester. Rev. Janet Landwehr, masses at 7:30,9,10:30 a.m ., neon, and 5 the coming week inciude: We use water from the Jordan human life. It is one of life’s most schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 0 a.m., 1:3. pastor; Rev. C.H. Andersen, pastor Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday River, brought to us by our profound celebrations. Family It topic Dtol-A-Rlde to church; 0:45 a.m ., church emerttus. Schedule: 0:30 a.m ., wersMp; **'st! *^fiarv**Church, 1600 Main St., If one could not be sure of God’s scheel, nursery to grade eight, aduK Coventry. Fdther James J. Wllllomsen, church school; council meeting; 11 a.m., worship with members who have visited the Holy 9:45 a.m., church school; 11 o.m., pastor. Masses: 5:19p.m.,Saturdai^9:30 will, the Scriptures would be “ The Family Under Fire” is the title of this week’s discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and fellow worship service, nursery. (643:1193) hoiy communion; 12:30 p.m., youth dinner. Land. TTie Symbolism, of course, is ’The Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlercholr;4p.m., Jr. TTiPltv Covepopt Church, 302 Hackma end 11 a.m. Sunday. Centosslens4:30to5 Center Congregational Church virtually meaningless. Worse, Dr. James Dobson film, to be shown at Trinity pilgrim fellowship: 6 p.m., senior church p.m. Saturday. (7496655) _ ^ Monday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., LWR quilting; 4 that of the Jordan River water in tack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Church ot St. (Maurice, 32 Hebron RmM, Manchester they would be the source of un Covenant Church on Sunday evening at 7. In this film, school and Pilgrim feUesvshlp. (742-6234) Swenson. Schedule: 0 and 11 a.m., p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m., which Jesus was baptized. Not the certainty and division. TetcettvKIe Cinoregatlsnal Church, wershlpservlces; 9:30a.m., BIMesehool. Bolten. The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, same water, as our church school parents are asked to look at the effects of government Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Talcot- pastor. Saturday moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday Property Committee. The problem Is not In the BIMe, (6 4 9 2 i») have told me correctly, but as interference, abortion and pornography on the tvllle. Co-posters: Rev. Ronald Boer otmI Lufylop LuMerup Church of fOop^ee- masses at 7:30,9:15ond 11 a.m. (6494466) Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven; 1:30 p.m.. We Gals. but In man. Explicit statements, institution of the family. This film contains explicit Rev. Deborah Hosderff. 10 a.m., worship ler, 21 (iarden St., Manchester. (643-3091) Wednesday — 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource someone said recently, it’s water taken In their centext, are none information regarding pornography, and is not service and church scheel. (6494015) Prince of Peace Lulherap Church, SalvBtlon Army (hnter; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. that coursed through the same Route 31 and North River Rood, Coven Send for a theless resisted and adroitly sat recommended for young aduiences. try. William Douthwotte, pastor. Sche SutvaNon Araiy, 661 Mpin Stj, M o^ Thursday — 9 a.m.,' Housing Board; 10 a.m., prayer landscape, over the same river bed. aside because of personal prefer Chester. Mol. and Mrs. ReglnMd Russell. The use of the symbolic Jordan dule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Sunday scheel; 10:45 o.m., group; 11:15 a.m., care and visitation; 4 p.m.. Belle ence and religious tradition. Covanant BIMe doss (7497540) _ River water provides the linkage FREE glop BvapoeHcul Lutherup Church holiness meeting; 6 p.m., solvallen Choir; 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center. Man’s crying need7 ‘Therefore Talk It on women Trtntty C susagaf Oiurch, 302 Hocknse- (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High - meeting. (6497707). Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A.; 9 p.m., basketball. between the present, the past and consider carefully how you listen. tock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. the future. When John baptized BIBLE STUDY "(Luke 8:18) Fredrica Gray, executive director of Connecticut’s Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Kuhl, pester. 9:30 a.m ., Divine worship: Jesus, the Gospels tell of a voice wershlpservlces; 9:30o.m., BIMesehool. 10:45 o.m. Sunday schoM; Holy Com UnltBrtati UnhrBtBBllBt Permanent Commission on the Status of Women will be from heaven saying. '"This is my COURSE the speaker on Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist (649-3iH) munion first and third Sunday. (6494343) UpHariop UphrersiOlst society Bust, Nazarene hat baptism CHURCH OF CHRIST 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. beloved Son, with whom I am well (English, Spanish) Society: East. She will speak at 10:30 a.m., on the Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 o jn ., ser The Church of the Nazarene will have a baptismal pleased.” Annointed with Jordan Lydall ft Vornon Strogta subject of pay equity and comparable worth between MBthedM vice. NurseiY care and vojjto rellolpos service at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center 394 Lydall Street Eptocopal education, (fottae hour otter service. River water, we acknowledge that Phono: 648*2903 men and women in the workplace. Childcare will be BoNiP UpHod MoBiedWt Chwch, 1M St., at 6 p.m. Sunday. This special service wiil replace through baptism God lays claim- Manchester, C T 06040 1190 BpstOT Turnpike,. Bolten. Rev. Stesrarf (6465151) available. St. Begrps*s i the usual evening service at Nazarene. *pon the child. And by proclaiming Weddings Marci Negro will lead Engagements i] center's money seminar m r y i Editor’s note; This column is pre 4 . pared by the staff of the Manchester 4* ^ Senior Citizens’ Center. Senior Citizens By Jeanette Cave Senior Center Director Filled. The senior center is offering a financial planning seminar conducted March 16 — Stop-smoking class. by Marci Negro, an account executive Four-session class is free. 9:30 to 11; 30 with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., begin- a.m. Call the health department at 647-3179. ning March 9 for four consecutive weeks. Course outline includes: March 17 — Second plumbing and March 9 — "Getting Your Financial repair class. Filled. No more names taken. House in Order,’’ with slide show. March 16 — Rscal checkup March 18 — Mandatory golf meeting > 7 p.m. March 23 — Understanding invest \ ment objective. March 24 and 25 — Drivers’ education March 30 — Understanding invest program. “ 55 Alive’ ’ sponsored by ment objective continued. AARP. The 97 fee, payable by check, The center’s meals program will made out to AAR P and dated March 24 resume Monday. Your reservations for Is required at registration. Itei Thursday must be received by Tuesday Menu for the week: noon. The center offers a well-balanced, Monday: American chop suey, veget low-cost meal each weekday from 11:45 able, roll, dessert, beverage. a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Tuesday: Egg salad sandwich, soup, Do you realize that the cost of the dessert, beverage. center’s lunches has not increased in Wednesday: Chef’s choice. more than five years? Your menu Thursday: Salisbury steak, sdalloped suggestions are welcome. You may drop potato, vegetable, roll, dessert, Sharon Lynn Delaney Kimberly Ann Holland Kathleen A. Walsh Mrs. G. Gregory Geiger your suggestions in the suggestion box beverage. Janina-Sophia G. Ryba Mrs. James R. Greene in the building’s foyer. Friday: Seafood salad sandwich, The majority of calls received at the soup, dessert, beverage. Delansy-McLaughlin Holland-Caron center are in reference to assistance Scores: Walth-Deasy Ryba-Johnkotki Gelger-Gemmell Dr. and Mrs. John F. Delaney of Greene-Haloburdo with income tax. Please share this Feb. 13 setback — Ada Rojas 123; Bill Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holland Jr. of 173 Kathleen A. Walsh of Manchester and Randolph, Vt., announce the engage Mrs. Henry P. Ryba of 73 Notch Road, Cynthia Helen Gemmell, daughter of information with a friend. Stone 123; Bob Schubert 123; Al Gates High St. announce the engagement of Linus D. Deasy of Manchester have Lynn Elizabeth Haloburdo, daughter ment of their daughter, Sharon Lynn Bolton, announces the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Gemmell of 55 The American Association of Retired 122, Art Bouffard 118; Helena Gavello their daughter, Kimberly Ann Holland, announced their engagements. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haloburdo Jr. of Delaney, to James Patrick McLaughlin, her daughter, Janina-Sophia H. Ryba, to Lake St., and G. Gregory Geiger of Persons’ Tax Counseling for the Elderly AX q * to David Albert Caron of East Hartford, She is the daughter of the late Mr. and 33 Laurwood Drive, Bolton, and James son of Mary A. McLaughlin of Manches Eugene Robert Johnkoski Jr., son of Mr. Storrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. program Is held every weekday except Feb. 17 bowUng — Mike Pierro 210, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caron of Mrs. Jerome Walsh. He is the son of the Richard Greene of Watervliete, N.Y., ter, N.H., and the late Francis J. and Mrs. Eugene Johnkoski Sr. of East Geiger of New Milford, were married Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No 558; Lenny BJorkman 210, 507; Ed South Windsor. late Mr. and Mrs. William Deasy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Haward H. Greene McLaughlin. Hartford. ^ b . 14 at South United Methodist reservaUons are required. Assistance is Adams 514; Harvey Duplin 214, 545- The bride-elect is a graduate of ’The bride-elect earned her bachelor’s of Glastonbury, were married Feb. Mat The bride-elect is the granddaughter The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of Church. rendered on a first-come basis. Counse Paul ^sjunes 535; Fritz Hoffman 187, Manchester High School and is em degree from the University of Hartford St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. of Leonard and Ann Delaney of Roger Williams College with a bachelor The Rev. Dr. Paul Kroll officiated. lors are also available to assist the 508; Hardy Thompson 525; John Kra- ployed as a supervisor with the and her master’s degree from Central The Rev. Andrew Smith officiated. Manchester. She is a graduate of of arts degree in career writing. She is The bride was given in marriage by her homebound. Call the center and leave vontka200,564; Andy Lorenzen 201; Jim Constitution State Management Co., a Connecticut State University. She is Jill Haloburdo, sister of the bride, was Randolph Union High School and the studying for her master’s degree in father. your name and number, and a counselor 211, 526; Max Smole 518; Bruno subsidiary of ’Travelers Insurance Co. employed by the State Department of maid of honor. Bridesmaids were University of New Hampshire, with a elementary education at St. Joseph’s Judy Neary was matron of honor. w ill contact you to set up an Girdano 502; Jim Stackpole 530. Jean The prospective bridegroom is a Education as a counselor at Howell Teresa Gatta, Nancy Given and Ga- bachelor of arts degree in communica College and is teaching at St. Peter’s Bridesmaids were Debra DeRosa, and appointment. I^kacs 176,186,485; Edna Christensen graduate of South Windsor High School Cheney Regional Vocational Technical brielle Lapotin. tions. She is a member of Delta Zeta, School, Hartford. Sondra Digertt. Jennifer Jacobs was A Caribbean cruise in May can be 194, 506; Jennie Victoria 180, 486; Viola and works at Caron Auto Works Inc. of School. Keven Elden was best man. Ushers National Sorority and is employed by The prospective bridegroom is a 1975 flower girl. awfully tempting and something to look I^lford 192, 525; Betty Carpenter 453; East Hartford. A May wedding is The prospective bridegroom is a were Gary Greene, Don Haloburdo and Easter Seals, Concord, N.H. graduate of the University of Connect!- - Jack Mayer was best man. Ushers forward to, considering our cold Marge Patrick 180, 457; Joanne Allard planned. graduate of the Universtiy of Massachu Dow Hardy. The prospective bridegroom is a cut with a bachelor of arts degree in were Keith Gemmell and Thomas Goff. weather. Although "Category J’ ’ is sold 450. setts with a bachelor’s degree. He is After a reception at Vito’s Birch graduate of Manchester Central High sociology. He is employed as a claims After a reception at the Aqua Turf Mountain Inn,. Bolton, the couple left on out, space is available in other catego director of catering at Parkview Hilton adjuster for Liberty Mutual, Country Club, Southington, the couple ries. About 40 persons have already J T tl?. *®„*»»wll^ng - Frank Gallas School and Plymouth State College with In Hartford. a wedding trip to Vail, Colo. They will 200,505; Max Smole 204, 514- PWi a bachelor of arts degree in psychology. Glastonbury. left on a wedding trip to Switzerland and registered. A July 18 wedding is planned at St. make their home in Albany. N.Y. WMhbum 200,540; Frank Wotruba 504- He is employed by Liberty Mutual An Aug. 1 wedding is planned at.St. Austria. They will make their home in Other trips are as follows: Bartholomew Church. Maurice Church, Bolton. Storrs. The bride is a 19M graduate of Ithaca John Kravontka 205,554; Ed Adams 532,’ Insurance Co. College, with a bachelor of arts degree 2. March 6 — Easter party at Imperial The bride is a trauma nurse coordina Caterers on April 8. 926.50 includes Joe Blazinski A May 9 wedding is planned at in math education. She teaches math at Bethany Church, Randolph, Vt. tor and Life Star flight nurse at Hartford transportation, lunch, and 523; EdYourkas204; Harold Hinkel 237, Bethlehem Central High School in 568* Hospital. The bridegroom is a news entertainment. Delmar, N.Y. Dora Martina 180; Ginger Yourkas photographer for WPSB, Channel 3 in The bridegroom is a 1985 graduate of Other activities and programs are as Hartford. follows: ?)!*’. Eleanor Berggren 210, 465; Genovesi-Pallotta Ithaca College with a bachelor of Viola Pulford 495; Cathy Ringrose 193 Monday — 9-Ball tournament begins. Staub-Allprandl science degree in business administra 190, 529; Pat Cleavage «S. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Genovesi of 65 tion. He is a district manager for Thursday — The Bloomfield Music Mr. and Mrs. Paul Staub of 67 *’ll‘**® - Annette Hillery Thayer Road announce the engagement Automatic Data Processing, Albany, Makers, directed by Flo Decker Ambassador Drive announce the en- Shaefer. 3,990; Helen Bensche 3,710; BUI Cooper of their daughter, Maryann F. Ge novesi, to Michael D. Pallotta, son of .gagement of their daughter, Suzanne March 6 and 13 — Stenciling class. Albert Frederick 3,120; Sol Cohen 3,030; Nadine Malcom 3,020. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony PaUotta of Staub, to Thomas Edward Allprandl, Arlington, Mass. son of Marie and Donald Aliprandio of The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of Fruitland Park, Fla. East Catholic High School and a 1986 The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of graduate of Stonehill College, North Manchester High School. She received Easton, Mass. She isemployedby Aetna *’*2 1 : i ' ' an associate in arts degree from fifitchell College, New London, and a Garden group m ' - -li i . ♦ • • ••s*'* k « Dear Abby Abigail Van Buran Office parties aren’t the piece i / i for ‘good wiii’ ABBY: I grew up in a religious borne M lim n g it was a sin to smoke, drink or dance. My husband didn’t grow up with those beliefs. We love each o ^ r and have a good relationship until party Ume, then I have trouble accepting his slow dancing with the womra in his office. There are eight of them, and he Mys their feelings would be hurt if he didn’t ask them to m - dance at the Christmas parties, etc. I notice not all the men in nis group dance with their co-workers, and I can t understand why my husband thinks he has to. I trust him, but I Just don’t think God meant for a man and a woman to rub their bodies together in slow dancing with anyone except their own spouses. Am I normal to feel Jealous? If most wives feel API Jealous when their husbands slow-dance with other women, then I’ll say, “ Thank God I’m normal! ’’ Teddy bear keeper JEALOUS Dorothy Preston, 88, shows off some of DEAR JEALOUS: Rejoice, you’re normal. Modera Boston, which this week is featuring a tion and discretion are recommended at these dancing the more than 300 teddy bears she has week of Teddy Bear festivities. Including parties. Your husband shouldn’t leaveyou sitting while collected over the past 30 years at her Teddy Bear teas. he s iw - (or fast-) dances with other women. Neither residence at the RItz-Carlton Hotel In should you expect him to give up dancing entirely If he enjoys it. DEAR ABBY: I am really hurt! A friend and I deciiM to go out together to celebrate a special Vegetables a good fiber source ^ a s io h because neither of us bad a date. (We are both females.) DEAR DR. ^ r e e hours before we were to leave, she called and GOTT: I love rected by getting up slowly, instead said that a guy she used to date called her and she vegetables, but of bounding out of bed. BccejA^ a date with him. She said her date wouldn’t fixing them is a Of course, there are causes for mind If I came along, but she didn’t sound very sincere bore. Would lightheadedness other than ane so I declined. > drinking V-8 Dr. G ott mia. ’Therefore, you need a blood Am I M n g overly sensitive, or do I have a right to Juice give me count and chemical screening feel snubbed? r analysis to make sure that your the nourishment Peter Gott, M.D. THIN-SKINNED I need? internal chemistry and blood cells are normal. D E ^ THIN-SKIN^D: Snubbed? Maybe, maybe DEAR The leg discomfort could be 72V misjudged the depth of your READER: V-8 caused by poor circulation to the frien^hip. Ask yourself: If a guy you used to date had Juice would give muscles of the lower extremities or by arthritis, both of which will tend called and asked you for a date, what would you have you many vitamins and minerals done? If you would have turned him down, then you My right leg is unbearably painful to improve once you are up and that can be obtained by eating for about five minutes when I stand about. have a right to feel snubbed. vegetables. However, if you res up and it tingles all the time. My Because your symptoms may trict your vegetable intake to V-8 doctor told me to take iron and have a common cause. I think that DEAR ABBY: May I air my pet gripe? It’s when Juice, you will short-change your drink lots of water. Do you agree? you should ask your doctor for a visitors come to my home and decide to take a quick self in the flber department. One tour throu^gh the place when I haven’t offered one. Very referral to a specialist in internal reason that vegetables are nutri DEAR READER: I would agree medicine, who will be able to often I will return from fixing refreshments to find tious Is that they provide this fiber, sonieone wandering through my home — looking into — if the problem is one of diagnose and treat your condition. which some experts believe lowers dehydration and iron deficiency. I each room (even those with the doors shut). Isn’t it bad cholesterol and helps protect suspect, however, that it may not It’s important to find a doctor inanners to explore private areas of someone’s home against colorectal cancer. be. ^thout having been invited to do so? Very often those who suits your needs—and Dr. Gott tells how in his new Health Report, djwrs are shut for a reason - to present a neater If preparing vegetables is a bore, Dizziness upon arising is usually picture when visitors drop in on short notice. So. please try making up a large batch and Choosing a Physician, Making a due to a temporary drop in blo^ Decision For Good Health. For your remind your readers not to wander around someone’s refrigerating It for future use. ’That pressure, resulting in lightheaded home unless invited to. Thanks. copy, send |l and your name and way, you’ll only have to prepare ness and poor circulation to the OFF-LIMITS IN IOWA them on occasion. address to P.O. Box 91428. Cleve brain. It is a connmon symptom in land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to elderly patients and can be cor DEAR OFF: I’ll “remind” them, but I can’t DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 17 and. mention the title. guarantee anything. Incurable snoops will not be when I was 8, was injured in a deterred by a gentle reminder. Only a locked door will playground accident. Now my stop them. doctor tells me the left testicle Is “ broken” . What does this mean? 19" COIOR TVs DEAR ABBY: There is a woman who belongs to our club who brags constantly about her children Now DEAR READER: This probably she’s bragging to everyone that her son (he Just turned means that one testicle was injured 17) tells her and his father everything, including the in the accident and has shriveled. fact that he is having sex with his girlfriend, who is his Men do not need two testicles to age. The problem is that everybody in this small town function normally, so if your $ 1 2 3 ” <& UP knows who his girlfriend Is. Shouldn’t som ebo^ tell remaining testicle is OK, you this woman to keep her big mouth shut? should have no problems. E ^ x Motor Inn SMALL TOWr , TEXAS DEAR DR. GOTT: I get dixsy too E. Ct^g^NMckMltr DEAR SMALL TOWN: Yes. Why don’t you? when I get out of bed In the morning. n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. »l. 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. siiWrtfc^. f i t r . Bet%mBeathe Uii98S> -rr r-f » Ik« Outlook The story behind the story ■« When 1040 means huh By Josie An English major gives the IRS what for Q. What Perry Como has been By Sarah Overstreet business lunches are allowed to 2. The best place to eat up to lately — arty chance that write them off as business breakfast after being up all night he’n do more Ouui his irst of all, let me say I expenses. But writers, of which is: a) Denny’s b) Shoney’s Christmas show? Also, how old 1 am one and whose work c) McDonald’s d) any truck stop am not opposed to anywhere. is he? Lorrm u Smith, Baton income taxes, nor the requires sporadic, spontaneous R ouge, L a. and serendipitous life 3. One can hear the most Internal Revenue interesting conversations in a) a A. He’s 74, although if you saw experiences, are not allowed to Service. I am, however, beauty shop b) a bus station c) a his last Christinas special, you write off the expense of those opposed to making one soup kitchen d) any truck stop know he doesn’t look it. Perhaps groupF of people, all of them experiences. it’s his relaxed lifestyle: He lives These serendipitous anywhere. Before you’re off to cut the rug. good in math, responsible for 4. Which fabric holds a press in Jupiter, Florida now and sending to jail those of us who experiences are absolutely Dancing a Dandy-Double, accoiding to an aide, spends crucial to my livelihiHKl. If I best after 24 hours on a aren’t. Greyhound bus? a) corduroy jitte rb u g most of his time fishing and Every year I have to get one don’t go about willy-nilly having Nab your partner and playing golf. He intends to these experiences. 1 have b) wool c) cotton-polyester On in for our Cuts for Couple of these people, namely a d) gabardine. continue that routine, too; he has representative of the IRS itself, nothing to write about. If I have no plans to do other projects nothing to write about. I receive 5. The most nutritious and beg them to help me stay breakfast you can buy from a SALE! besides his annual Christmas out of prison grays. There is no no pay and become a dredge on specials and a personal other taxpayers. Could anything Git-N-Go convenience store is: way under heaven I could a) orange juice and a Danish appearance or two. The one be less fair? 2 F « r i t Skanapoo, understand what the IRS wanted b) sausage-biscuit in a bag with exception is an album which he me to do without one of these Since the government has ONCrqsfMrtwal plans to begin recording soon. It already made those of us who coffee c) a half-pint of I percent people, who, considering the lowfat milk and a microwave will be a mixture of old and new power they wield over those of don’t understand numbers songs. subject to the whims of those burrito d) early-bifd muffin and OPEN Mondays! us who repeated Math I twice, small carton vanilla yogurt. are a pretty decent sort. And my who do, it .seems highly Wed, Thur., FrI. night till 8:00 discriminatory not to require a Turning in the answers to open 7:30 A.M . Mon.-Sat. instructions are less complicated these questions after April 15 than some. Witness this bit of turn-about for fair play. If the Appointments help, but not always necessary! IRS should ignore my plea for will result in a penalty, and information for owners of rental failure to turn them in at all will 200 West Center St.. Dan Fogelberg Perry Como property who wish to use the justice and deny a deductible Manchester 643-0759 category for writers, .something result in jdil and/or a fine. But “sum of the years digit method” take heart, numerical types. like a “Serendipitous Life (Westside Village Square) in figuring depreciation: Those of us certified in Q. Where is Dan Fogelberg Experiences” column, I would “The denominator (bottom Serendipitous Life Experiences from and where does he live number of the fraction) does not accept another alternative: Before you buy a product. now? I think he’s Q. Torvill and Dean’s ice dancing tour o f the U.S. was recently will be happy to help you, for a change:' It is the sum of all the I propose that all citizens be fee, and we’ll have offices set extraordiruMry. Eileen cancelled dru to Chris^her Dean’s broken wrist. How did this required to not only decipher tax top numbers. For property with up in all Git-N-Go parking lots. DeVinruy, Absecon, N J. accident happen and do they have plans to tour the U.S. later booklet gobbledy-gook and work a useful life of six years, it is 21 Just look for the old A. He’s 33, from Peoria, this year? Judy Baouab, Orland Park, III. (6 -I- 5 -h 4 -I- 3 -I- 2 -f- I). the sums on the blanks, but to A. Dean fell over a skate guard in his dressing room, a common bookmobile. ■ Illinois, the son of a band leader An easy way to figure this also take the Serendipitous Life enough accident but one thiat left him with a wrist injury that father and a classically trained number is to add the number by Experience test (for SLE, musician mother who both would take three months to heal. He was, not surprisingly, the useful life (7x6 = 21). available at your local IRS furious. “For Chris not to skate is torture,” says an associate. At encouraged him in music. They Daryl Hannah The fractions over the years office, all U.S. Postal Service also introduced him to a variety this point, they plan to reschedule the tour but haven’t set any would go from 6/21 in the first branches and the public library). specific dates. of musical styles while he was year to 1/21 in the last useful I’d leave the formulation of growing up, something that has year of life.” the test to experts, preferably a had a tremendous influence on Q. Please tell me about the lovely Daryl Haruuh. Her Believe me, I want to pay panel composed of professors of taxes. I want nice roads, g c ^ humanities, humor columnists his writing now, as he admits. performances in “Splash’’ and “Clan o f the Cave Beat*’ were V R eod the label Where he lives has also had Q. Give me information about in a one-man show, performed urtforgettable. D.E. Haverson, Austin, Minn. schools for my kids and food for and old hippies living in the an influence: his most recent Avery Brooks from “Spencer: the title role in “X,” an avant A. She’s 26, a Chicago native, and a student of acting, the needy. I don’t want to pay backs of converted bookmobiles. V C h e c k the package album “High Country Snows,” For Hire.’’ Dan Shannon, garde opera production of the gymnastics and dance since childhood; she started ballet at 4 and for everything my tax dollar I am willing to offer a few was inspired by the lifestyle near Springfield, Ore. life of Malcolm X, acted in acting lessons at the famed Goodman Theater at 11. As she goes for, but I don't expect to sample questions, however, just If anyWingsems wrong, tell his home in Colorado’s San Juan various Shakespeare productions, explains it, she was a daydreamer as a child. She loved dressing be able to earmark every dollar, to get the ball rolling: the store manager. A. He seems to be quite a ftiom “A Midsummer Night’s 1. The funniest writer now Mountains. An earlier album, up in costumes, making up stories — one involved being a either. ^W hen you open It. CHECK IT OUT “Captured Angel” was inspired different man than his chanicter Dream” to “Othello,” and did mermaid which, of course, would come in handy later. All I want is justice. living is: a) Garrison Keillor b) by his move from Tennessee to “Hawk” in “Spencer” would some television, notably She made her professional debut while in high school, in the Businesspeople whose work Nora Ephron c) Roy Blount Jr. again. If it looks or smells wrong, Boulder, Colorado. Later on this indicate. His father was a singer “Solomon Northrup’s Odyssey” film “The Fury” which was filmed in Chicago, but her career requires tangible equipment and d) Lewis Grizzard. take it back. with the gospel choir Wings on PBS’s “American year, though, he’ll be calling the didn’t really begin in earnest until she moved to California. Living — A meMOge from thiin e w sp o p tr end the food ond Drug M m innirotlon road home — he has a new Over Jordan and his mother, one Playhouse” series. He has also, in Los Angeles as a student at USC, she was discovered while album dijie out in March or April of the first black students to earn for 13 yars, been a drama dancing at a party in Beverly Hills. Movie roles followed in the and after that, will be going out a graduate degree in music from teacher at Rutgers University’s low-budget “The Final Terror” co-starring onetime roommate "OFF THE on tour. Northwestern University; both School of the Arts. Rachel Ward and the TV movie “Paper Dolls.” (She also sang encouraged him to achieve — When he isn’t in Boston with an all-female rock band called “Psychotic Kindergarten.”) and he has, in music and in filming the series, he lives with She’s worked pretty steadily since, in “Summer Lovers,” WALL” theater. his wife Vicki, an assistant dean “Blade Runner,” “Reckless,” “The Pope of Greenwich After graduating from Oberlin at Rutgers, and their two Village,” the two movies you mentioned “Splash” and “Clan of i i 99 SALE... College, he portrayed the children Ayana, 7, and Cabral, 6 the Cave Bear” and the recent “Legal Eagles.” She’s currently renowned singer Paul Robeson in New Brunswick, N.J. shooting “Roxanne,” an update of “Cyrano de Bergerac,” with UFE'S A BEACH Framed artwork & Steve Martin. Hannah has been involved with singer Jackson Browne for a Posters in stock couple of years but, intensely private, does not like to talk about all marked down! 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(60 min,) GD ABC Weekend Special: The Secret [ESPN] Track and Field: Los Angeles W orld of O g (C C ) Five brothers and sis Cereal saga ters are swept into an underground world Tim es G T E Indoor Gam es (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R). of small green people w ho love make- believe games. Part 1 of 3. (R). 5:30AM Q D i n n N ew s dD In Depth Q|) Agricultural News GD Photon [CN N ] Showbiz Today (8 ) Porky Pig makes store [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Heartland' A widow and her daughter settle on a ranch in the (8) ® Kidd Video American wilderness. Rip Torn, Conchata 8 ) Macron 1 Ferrell. Lilia Skala. 1981. Rated PG. ® It's Your Business 6:00AM d 3 Young Universe (R). (8) Abbott and Costello General Mills has dD Young Edition GD Nuestra Familia shelves bulge (T ) David Toma Show [CNN] Sports Close-up achieved its 20 per GD Keys to Success [DIS] You and Me. Kid From Grape-Nuts to cent market share (S) CNN News [ESPN] SportsCenter @ ) Superfriends [TMC] Short Film Showcase through a combination [CNN] Daybre^ Smurf-Berry Crunch 8:00AM dD Berenstain Bears (CC). Good grief, there are 79 of painstaking re [D iS] Donald Duck Presents dD Woody Woodpecker [H B O ] M O V IE: 'M axie' (C C ) A prim and dD @ ) The Wuzzles (CC). search and panache in proper secrete^ becomes inhabited by the spirit of a wild 1920*s flapper. Glenn dD Straight Talk different kinds of cereal marketing. Close, Mandy Patinkin, Ruth Gordon. GD MOVIE: 'The Voice of Terror' Holmes 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. searches for saboteurs who carry out [M AX] MOVIE: Remo Williams: The threats of destruction via radio. Basil Rath- By Jean Schaefer spa where the wealthy came to Adventure Begins' (CC) A former New bone, Nigel Bruce, Evelyn Ankers. 1942. before he had absorbed all he and loose teeth. It was touted as Champions. Thirteen years later York cop is inducted into a super-secret (8) Tom & Jerry regain their health through heard about diet, nutrition, government organization to prevent an evil a brain food. Com Kix was introuced, (8) (8) Kissyfur abbage Patch simple living and a spartan industrialist from developing a deadly wea health foods — and the Meanwhile, Will Kellogg followed in four years by GD Sesame Street (CC). Kids, Mommy! vegetarian diet. pon. Fred Ward, Joel Grey. Wilford Brim- tantalizing possibility of making patiently continued his Cheerioats, now known as ley. 1985. Rated PG-13. (S) Phil Silvers Cabbage Patch Dr. John had already devised his fortune in the health-food experiments. He succeeded in Cheerios. These three cereals 6:1 5AM (X) Davey 8i Goliath ® Wall Street Journal Report Kids!” some 80 different grain and nut field. developing a light, crisp flake insured General Mills a 6:30AM C£ Captain Bob GD El Tesoro del Saber demanded the food products for his patients Always the opportunist. Post GED Course using only the grit or heart of permanent place among the d ) The World Tomorrow tiny girl percher including Granola and Caramel [CNN] Daybreak began making a cereal coffee in com, rather than wheat. breakfast cereal giants. As a d ) Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show (CC). C [DIS] Dumbo's Circus in the seat of the grocery cart. Coffee, a coffee substitute made 1894 similar to Dr. Kellogg’s Eventually he left brother John matter of fact, this young upstart d ) Face Off “No, no,” shrilled her brother, [ESPN] Speedweek of burnt bread crumbs, bran and Carmel Coffee. His original and the sanitarium to found his company makes the No. I cereal GD Josie and the Pussycats clutching at the hem of molasses. equipment consisted of a GD M ultitrym [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Vanishing Wilderness' Battle Creek Toasted Com Flake favorite among children, A look is taken at the animats and terrain of Mommy’s coat. “I want Insight / Out The doctor had a vague idea second-hand, two-bumer Company. Cheerios. North Amenca from the Everglades to the Smurf-Berry crunch!” ® Lazar Tag Academy Arctic, 1974. Rated G. that it might be possible to boil gasoline stove for roasting Will’s original goal was to General Mills has achieved its What were these youngsters wheat, run it through rollers, wheat, a coffee griiider and GD El Club 7 00 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ladyhawke' (CC) A produce 36 cases of com flakes 20 percent market share through young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un arguing about? A toy? A TV GD Photon and make little pieces of toast several mixers. His supplies a day in his shanty-like factory. a combination of painstaking der an evil monk's curse. Matthew Broder cartoon show? No. The young out of it. He and brother Will included two bushels of wheat, [C N N ] CNN Special Report ick. Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer. 1984. ROMANTIC ROMP — Robert Wagner and Audrey Hepburn star in “ Love Among At a profit of $1 a case, this research and panache in [D IS] Contraption Rated PG-13. mother was doing her weekly experimented in the Kellogg 200 pounds of bran, 10 Jugs of would amount to $800 a month, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Charge at Feather Thieves," a comedy-adventure involving a kidnapping, the theft of three priceless Fa- grocery shopping, and the two marketing. Kim Braulick, 7:00AM d ) CBS story break kitchen, until they came up with molasses, 50 packing cases, and over $10,000 a year — big communications specialist for River' American Cavalrymen stop an berge eggs, bad roads, bad food and all kinds of bad guys. The ABC movie airs Monday, kids were exercising an their bread substitute, Granose. 2,000 cartons. His initial outlay d ) Popeye Indian uprising caused by the rescue of money in Battle Creek in those General Mills, says, “The (X> All-New Ewoks two settlers. Guy Madison. Frank Lovejoy, Feb. 23. American child's privilege — Instead of the hoped-for toast was about $69. days. process of bringing out a new d ) New Jersey People Vera Miles. 1953. selecting their breakfast cereal. pieces, it had come out in the Just another “mom and pop [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow Will Kellogg promoted com cereal product takes from two to GD Superfriends It was not a simple task. In Expo [E S P N ] Inaido the PGA Tour [D IS] Wind in tha Willows CD Talophoiw Auction form of large thin, crispy flakes, business” doomed to failure? flakes as a delicious breakfast five years. As you can see, we GD MOVIE: 'Die, Monster. Die' An their big city supermarket there each wheat berry forming one No. C.W. Post had a little American scientist encounters terror when 8:30AM CD wiidfira [U S A ] You Can Look Youngar [ESPN] Auto Racing '87: NHRA Drag CD W W F Wrestling Spotlight (60 min.) food rather than a health food, a have cereals that are targeted Racing: Winston World Fhwls (60 min.) his fiance's father turns into a monster fun CS Rainbow Brito 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] HaaMi Waak 9 W W F Wrostling (60 min.) were 79 varieties of ready-to-eat flake. something extra going for him. gus. Boris Karloff, Nick Adams, Freda (R). new and radical idea for the both to children and to adults.” C E (SS Car# Boars Family (CC). cereal to choose from, all The patients were happy with Advertising. Hiring a Chicago Jackson. 1965. [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Friondahips. Sserats 9 9 Foofur times. According to a company It’s quite easy to identify 9 : 3 0 A M CD Th# Oat Along Gang seductively displayed on a row (go Pink Panther Show 0 1 M O V IE : ‘N ight Cargoas' Richarci s and LIm ' Sis former sorority sisters are 9 N e w to n 's Apple (C C ) Host Ira FIstow this new “health food.” And advertising agency. Post historian, “Will Kellogg parents are gone, and a maiden aunt taV j j (S ) Soul Train suspected of murder when the ekslaton of examines the speoch capabilities of chim General Mills’s target group for (S) Laztr Tag Academy of shelves extending for 50 feet. Dr. John was happy because his launched an intensive campaign him into her charge. But his aunt is really 9 Look at Mo Now a b ^ y is discovered In the ruint of tfie panzees and tha causes of perspiration reasoned that there were more these imaginatively-named (8) Macron 1 the leader of a smuggling ring, and Richard eororfty house. T h u Louise, Pauls Pren and the bends. (60 min.) “Ok, Ok,” sighed Mom patients were satisfied. But Will to promote his new cereal coffee 9 Kida Aro Paopla Too well people than sick people. cereals: Count Chocula, (S) Ring Around the World is swept into a whirlwind of terror, until a tiss, Loretta SwH. 1979. 9 9 Thtao Stooges wearily. “You can have Keith Kellogg was not. He based on the slogan, “It makes young girl sets him free. Hugh James. Ste 9 Andy Griffith Hence the product should be Franken-Berry, Boo-Berry, O Newsmakers [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Bailadof CaUs Hogue' 9 Buga Bunny and Twsaty Show (CC). Cabbage Patch Kids and sensed the commercial Red Blood.” And his new phen Marriot. 1963. 9 El ChapuHn Colorado A loner is jolnad by a prostitute in Ms sold as something good to eat Crazy Cow, Body Buddies, ® Abbott and Costello Woody Woodpackor lE) Lucha Libra U N IV IS IO N (60 min.) Smurf-Beny Crunch if you’ll be ISD @ ) Say Brolhar The Post Pop Space Rock search for the good life. Jason Robards, possibilities for thier new coffee substitute, Postum, was a rather than as a health food.” It GD Follow M e Stelfa Stevens, David Warner. 1970. (SD Washington Waak in R svisw good while I finish my Chocolate Donutz, Lucky (S) (S) QummI Baara Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per product, and secretly dreamed of winner. In six short.years, C.W. was a marketing ploy that was to forms spirituals, jazz and rock. Rated R. 9 Fame (60 min.) shopping.” Charms and Kaboom. IS) MOVIE: -Tha Roundars' Ban and becoming a cereal manufacturer. Post had become a millionaire. play big dividends. The Ralston Purina Company Howdy, tw o itinerem bronc-busters. sign [C N N ] IMonoy Wook [U SA] Do It YourtoH Show [ESPN] Mark Soain's Salt Water Jour Breakfast cereal as a bribe? A Meanwhile, however, others Since peak sales of Postum up with a skin flint to break a string of [D IS ] Donald Duck Proaonts 10:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Wook nal One of Kellogg’s early ads, built its reputation on Hot horses. Glenn Ford. Henry Fonda. 19o5. treat? Great-grandma would were more daring. were during the cold winter considered quite daring for Channels [E S P N ] Action Outdoors with Julius 10:30AM (S Toon Won [U S A ] Babe Wkiklaman's Good FWiIng never have believed it. Land Ralston, which it has sold since (S) Bottomllne Boros Charles W. Post, for example. months, C.W. needed another 1907, show ^ a picture of a as Aganda S.O.S.S.A. CD 9 Pound Puppies 1 1 :30AM CD Puttin' on the HH s in 1895 with virtually no change in WFSB Hertford* C T CD [HBO] MOVIE: Whito Nights' A Rus Stereo. sakes, whatever happened to When he came to the Battle GO) 9 Thrss Stooges cereal product that would sell in woman winking. The copy read, WNYW Now York. NY CD (BIQEDCouisa sian dancer, who defected to tho U.S. formula. Ralston Purina, too, (B) MOVIE: 'Buck Privates Coma “Eat your oatmeal, it’s good for WTNH NawHovon.CT (3 ) Papal Duckpin Challanga (60 min.) Creek sanitarium in 1891, he the summer to balance his sales. “Give the Grocer a Wink! And CD @ InhumaiHrida eigfn years ago, finds himself b s ^ in the Homs' A group of ax-GIs smuggle a war eventually entered the WOR Now York. NY CD Soviet Union with an Americen-tum^ you”? was 37 years old. His business [C N N ] Big Story 9 9 Alvin & tha Chipmunks orphan kno tha coumiy. Bud Abbott, Lou For years he had prepared a See What You Get. K-T-C.” WPIX Now York. NY Russian citaan who becomes his only ready-to-eat cereal competition. (S) 9 o e d : t v CostaHo, Joan Fuhon. 1947. When Will Keith Kellogg and career was at its lowest ebb. His granulated food for his personal What the winker got was a free WHCT Hartford. C T a [D IS] Good Momhig Mlckayl hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gre Rainbow Brite, Cookie Crisp, Watorbury. C T 9 Batman (3 ) In Calabration of Biaek Ctdturo his brother stumbled upon the health had failed. “I first met use, twice-baking it in the oven, WTXX a [E S P N ] Jim m y BaMaid GoH Connoctlor gory Hines, Isabella Rossellini. 1985. sample package of Kellogg’s Donkey Kong, and five varieties WWLP BpringfioM. M A 0 Rated PG-13. In Stereo. 911 Rskw Salvaja 9 9 Punky Browstsr first toasted wheat flake in 1894, Mr. Post at the sanitarium,” then grinding it up in the coffee WEDH Hartford. C T Toasted Com Flakes. The of their popular Chex are now 0 9:00AM C D M uppot b u M oo [U S A ] Kays to Suocoas (H) Adam Smith's Money World they could scarcely have recalled Will Kellogg. “He was WTWS N o w (London. C T 0 9 This Wook In Motor Sports grinder. It b ^ a strong campaign was a phenomenal included in their product line-up. WVIT Hartford, C T C E P o p p io o [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa KIsnsch 9 AN-Naw Ewoks envisioned today’s cereal in a wheelchair, greatly 0 1 0 : 0 0 A M 3 ) Poo Woo's Ptayhoua# resemblance to Dr. Kellogg’s success. In New York City So, whether you prefer a WSBK Boetort* M A 0 CD SS FHmttocw Kida (CQ. CD WWF WrostNng Challongo [D I S ] M O V IE : 'Bristls Face' A peculiar- ® Wa* Stzsat With Louis Rukayssr industry. Will and his brother. emaciated, and was wheeled WGOB Sprlngffold. M A 0 looking dog and an unwanted orphan team Granola. Here was Post’s alone. Com Hakes sales rose cereal that has been popped, Potoroon. N J CCVoyaaata CD 9 Real Ghootbustors (CC). [CNN] NCAA Footbai Pravlaw Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, about by his wife. For several v n c T v ra up in tha wooded hils of Tenneseao. Brian summer product. He named it from two carloads a month to a flaked, puffed, shredded, rolled, WGBY Sprfoofield* M A . o 19 Buga Bunny (D Stiaot Hawk Keith. Phillip Alford, Jeff Donnell. 1964. [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors weren’t even trying to create the Hartford, C T months he paid his sanitarium Grape-Nuts. wnc w»------VL 9 9 S m u i f a ( 9 Wan Stiaat'joumal Raport [U S A ] Outdoors [USA] Outdoors Amsrioa carload a day. baked, ground, beat up, CNN wwm iwws iws* first ready-to-eat cereal. Their bills with the blankets salvaged (CNN] 9 Saaamo Btroat (CO. 9 Voyagsta Tlie advettising for this new General Mills, a exploded or extruded, it is right DISNEY Disney Chonnol low) 11:00AM CD Qalaiiy High 12:00PM CD Taid aim was to find a digestible ESPN Sports Netwrorfc (88FN) 9 Aah tha Managar 9 GED-TV from his defunct Texas mill.” health food was direct and johnny-come-lately to the cereal MOVIE: Tha Rahrsts' A Southsm CD W tW F W iastlln g (60 m(n.) there among the 79 kinds of HBO Homo Box Ofllos (HM) CD bread substitute to serve to their After several months. Post’s f f ilB C h a v o 9 Undordog gemleman fondly recalls a joyful Mng ki CD Black Bhssp Squadron hardhitting. Grape-Nuts was industry, entered the competition CINEMAX Cinamax (MAX] ready-to-eat cereals on your < B ) La Plaia 1906 when ho. as an 11-yaar-old, joinsd patients at their Battle Creek, health improved somewhat. He TMC Movie Choratol (TM C] Caehun. Cachun, Ra Ra Ra 9 Amailca's Top Tan recommended for inflamed in 1924 with an instant winner grocer’s shelf. ' tw o compsnions in his grandfather's car. Mich., sanitarium, a fashionable USA USA Network (UM) IE) Wraslling (60 min.) (B ) Tony Brown's Journal left the sanitarium, but not appendix, consumption, malaria Wheaties... Breakfast of Now if only you can find it. ■ Stave McQuaon, Sharon Fsrrak, W M Geer. [D iS ] Waiooma to Pooh Comor IE) ChampkNiahip Wrsstling (60 min.| 1969. Continutd... .) I** (i.J/M iH il l I '1 VOViph. w m — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 21,1987 MAMcmamcR h b r a l d samniBT. Fpb. zi. jiBT - « i. i 1:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Houoo' (CC) A young writer mutt taco tho horrora of Na Saturday, Continaed past whan Na ton dtoappoara ki an old fa Saturday, Continaed HUNTER mily homo. WBtom Katt, Gootgo Wondl, Richatd IMok. 1986. Rated R. men's Hawaiian vacation is disniptad Datoctlves Hunter and McCall 2:00AM 3 9 i n n n o w o (8 ) MOVIE: 'D odM 011/ A fighting cat whan a nativa curse turns him kno a were Japanese martial arts. Lui Chia-Hul. Kurata the churchr ki Sterao. B ThaTo tho Spirit tleman dathae with the boaa of Dodge Yasuaki. 1980. (Fred Dryer, center and Step- wolf. Robert Foxworth, Berbers Trenthem, [C N N ] Thto Waak ki Japan [C N N ] Foreign Corraapondanta City, but deans up ths town for homaa- France Nuyan. 1978. (B Dkifiar W ith Tip fanie Kramer, r.) are assigned teadere. Errol Rynn, Ann Sheridan, Bruce ACROSS 10:00PM CD Nawa Saturday Night Live (60 Cabot. 1939. a s El Mundo dal Boa (90 min.) DOWN SI) Sports ToHc to protect a concert pianist 2:30AM CD CD B Bpanaar; For Hks (CCI Spanaar (guest star Ttiereea Saldana) mki.) O T alaphona Auction (B) Motorwsak [C N N ] Printo Nows defends a pknp on trial for murder. (60 1 Linker and Irving 2 Large wine bottle (chie after her attacker Is released 3 9 fikOVIE; 'SmHa' Behind tha acanay ki (SI Eoonomica USA IB) IMOVIE: 'Bnioa tho Super Haro' Af 5 Goad to puzzle answer) [E S P N ] (foHoga BaskatbaH Western mki.) a teenage beauty pageant, tha comsstani ter a (lang of trsasurs seeking thugs bru- 9 " — You In the House 3 Twelvemos. Kentucky at Alabama-Birmingham or Old 09 Honoymoonaia from jail and vows to finish muat amke no matter what. Michaol KkM. l a WrsatHng (60 min.) Dominion at Jseksonvika. (2 hrs.) Livs. tafiy kills nis father, a man rstums home Alone?" 4 Secretary: abbr. B Cover tory the Job, on NBC's "Hunter," Bruca Dam, Barbara FaWon. 1975. a Black Porapacthrs and vowa to avsngs ths murder. Bruce La. 8 10 "A" In Munich 5 WHhered [HBO] MOVIE: 'Whito Nights' A Rus SATURDAY. FEB. 21. [C N N ] Sparta Lolanight a MOVIE: 'Rsseua F in n QlMgan's Is 197B. She was Laverne sian dancer, who defected to tha U.S. *IB Q iial Patfotinara 12 6 Manila is their cap. (due [E S P N ] SportaCantar land'The ahipwrecked castaways are ree- [M AX] MOVIE; 'Raal Oanlus' (CC) A 15 Ha was Bsmaby Jonas to puzzle answer) eight years ego, finds himself back ki the B (B Huntar Hunter and McCal uncover cuad after 15 years on their uncharted de CHECK USTINOS FOR EXACT TIME group of gifted students at an axdusivs 18 A malsrial fever 7 U.N. org Soviet Union with an Americaci-tumed- a Soviet plot to rslocato aacret agonta ki 2:55AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'mohard sert island. Bob Denver, Alan Hale Jr, sdencs institution ssak rsvanga against 20 Land measure 8 Daddy Russian citizen who becomes his only tha Unhod Stttoa. (60 mki.) ki Staroo. Pryor Uvo hi Conoart' ki hto pramtor por- Natalie Schafer. 1978. the unscrupulous professor who ‘la- bean hope for escape. Mikhail Baryslviikov, Gre 21 Greenwich mean time: 11 Motion pictures BPoHeaSlow fbrmanco Nm, Pryor tikaa on auoh aub- a C andie pin Bowling (60 min.) stealing thsk Ideas. Val Klmt /IMm abbr. gory Hkiae. Isabella Roeeekkii. 1985. jocta at heart attacks and a Black varalon 13 Easter symbol Rated PG-13. In Stereo. B Voaonto RO mki.) Atherton, Michala Mayrfnk. IE . Ratsd 22 Wander of "Tha Exorcltt". Richtrd Pryor. 1979. HD P E U C U IA : 'Ataoan los Karalsoaa' PO. 14 Faye Dunaway's Oscar [CNN] CNN Nawa Angelica Chmn, Jakne Morano. 1978. 24 Rose on "The Golden movie [M A X ] RHOVIE; T h a Hitchor' (CC) A Ratad R. young motorist matches whs with an evil rrMC]MOVIE:'Tlisaoodav sandtha Gkle" 16 Robert Blake series/role [ESPN] CoHago BaakalbaH: NaM By Fred Robbins pounds — in prime condition. Praising the college acting Having overextencted himself program in which he was ’m 36 and I want a once, he is determined not to do trained, he says, “I came out of family,” says it again. From now on it’s to be it knowing how to get an handsome Richatd one thing at a time. And that audition, how to present myself Dean Anderson, the includes marriage, which he properly and get a job, and how enterprising, energetic expects will have to wait while to perpetuate a life as an actor. hero of ABC-TV’s he gets a firmer grip on the But one thing was left out: how, “MacGyver"I series. career that is still in the climbing if you’re successful, to deal with Unfortunately, there are stage. the celebrity aspect of it. There problems. Several. “I’m having to learn about should be a course in that too. Not only is the actor still patience,” says the star, dressed “I didn’t go into acting to Howto launch single, he admittedly has casually in jeans, sneakers and a become a celebrity. But that blue, sleeveless sports shirt. V . deep-seated “apprehensions” came because of the nature of about marriage. “And I know Reserved exclusively for the set, the particular medium I’m in it seems, is the familiar I'll drag my heels until the day I right now; television. It might die about a matter like total “MacGyver uniform” — the have been easier with a little commitment,” he confesses. leather bomber jacket, safari advance instruction. Finally, I’ve your kid into pants, olive-drab chamois shirt Figuring in this may be the concluded it’s just a matter of and scuffed desert boots. using your head, being smart memory of his own parents’ “I’ve always been impetuous divorce, after 23 years of and remembering to stay by nature — always eager to get basically a nice guy, which I marriage, though he does not put on with it, insanely curious a ^ great emphasis on this. “It’s not think I am, while making TV modeling inquisitive about things. That that I’m blind to the adjustments to being recognized habit has proved highly experience,” he says. “But my and continuing to grow.” parents had their personalities rewarding over the years. It has Obviously, Richard Dean Year by year, the call for children growa. and problems, and I’m a also caused me a few Anderson is succeeding in this different human being.” problems.” sector. He is an enormously likeable young man, warm and Finally, there’s the matter of Growing up in Minneapolis as By Phyllis Zauiwr well-scrubbed faces beam out of large part in the performing candid, with a playful better, you may get a letter and pages of credits. The worst time — the lack of it — that the eldest of four sons, toy ads and Christmas catalogs business, it does attract disposition and a wry sense of advising that on certain days problem is conflicts; if she’s got seems to preclude any thought of Anderson says, “I started get $75 an hour, or up to $300 a unscrupulous operators acting as one cereal commercial going, humor. There seems to be a int-sized Larry Berlin they open their offices to seeing marriage at the present. hopping freights and leaving day for posing. Those who work agents. she can’t take on another.” built-in twinkle in his clutches a can of orange new children without “Last year,” says Richatd home at an early age. I did have juice and flashes a regularly typically earn between The New York Attorney Interviews take place without Dean Anderson, with a smile dark-brown eyes. appointment. Best of all would a belligerent, angry-young-man Cinerama smile straight $7,000 and $l0,000j.year, and General’s office suggests you be be a phone call setting a specific any parent in the room. Says and a sigh, “I had exactly two Confirmation that he is what attitude. Part of this was because into the camera. “Reach top models may make up to wary of: appointment. Stevenson, “If a child is ill at days off — to have the flu and he appears to be comes from after breaking first one arm and for Cal-Kan, the $30,000. • newspaper ads that say The best age is somewhere ease away from Mother and regroup.” As the only regulv in “MacGyver” stuntman Vince then the other playing hockey in all-AmericanP orange juice, made Year by year, the call for “new faces wanted” between 5 and 12. Commercials can’t feel confident with “MacGyver,” he is in virtually Deadrick Jr., who says, “Ricky high school, I had to give up my in California, bottled in children grows, and the result • the “agent” who gets lists work is sparse in the awkward strangers, the interview is over, Dean’s about the nicest actor every scene as this modern-day dream of becoming a Kansas... ” The words are silly, has been something of a of children’s names from years of 12 to 18, and there is no matter how cute or talented I’ve ever worked with, and I’ve James Bond—Indiana Jones type professional hockey player. But but Larry’s charisma makes the maxi-boom for mini-performers. unsuspecting teachers not heavy demand for children he may be.” of character performing an it was more than that. More than been on more than 200 shows. pitch believable. • the “agent who asks for a under 5 (except modeling print The child talks with the agent assortment of death-defying anything, I had a severe case of He’s for real.” Why? Altruists claim the It’s the birth of a salesman. country is embracing a new fee in advance.” Legitimate work). In California there are for a few minutes and may be deeds in each one-hour episode. wanderlust. I wanted to see and After finishing at Ohio Larry, a novice, is enrolled in agents get a fixed commission strict child labor laws for handed something to read aloud, Hardly a sitdown role. Beyond experience whatever was University, Anderson hitchhiked trend toward hearth and home. a TV Commercials course at the But more cynical souls suggest only after the child has been youngsters under 6. generally a sentence or two. The that, the star does a lot of his happening ‘out there.’” to Manhattan and made a stab at Academy of Performing Arts in paid for his work (Never pay an The best look is the Norman youngster returns to the waiting own stunt work. With his familiar, becoming a professional actor that, at a time when jaded Bethesda, Md. He’ll spend 16 consumers have their guard up agent for photos, tapes or an Rockwell type, the room to leam the lines, then “Doing stunts is the all-American-boy grin, the actor there. But he quickly found that one-hour classes perfecting his evaluation test.) wholesome-looking “kid next goes back to the agent for a solo dividend,” he maintains. “One he and New York were not against the hard sell, a cute child says, “I was lucky to grow up camera poise and mastering the door.” This especially true for reading. What the agent looks compatible: “I went to a few still can slip through the • a company name that of the reasons I took the role is having a father who was very jargon and jauntiness of the commercials. James Peacock, for is a natural, spontaneous way that MacGyver is a physical, cattle calls, but I was really viewer’s vulnerability and force sounds similar to a well-known understanding of other people all-American television kid. If who wrote a book called “How of communicating with the eyes, action-oriented guy, much like nervous in that city. I’ve always open those millions of wallets studio or TV network. and their natures. This came, I luck is with him and he has that to Get Your Children Into TV making expressive gestures, me, and as an actor I can do all needed a horizon to look at.” out there. The first step is to send a think, out of his own special quality some director is Commercials,” says, “We want performing with their entire these stunts.” Then it was on to San “If you can get a kid who can letter to the agent you select, background. He’d had many looking for, he may become people who look ‘real.’ Being bodies. For the most dangerous Richard Dean Anderaon is 36 and wanta to start Francisco for a visit with his look totally non-calculating enclosing snapshots (which you different kinds of experiences quite rich, maybe even famous. too gorgeous can hurt your About one out of five such scenes, he does have a double, a family. father, who had moved there, while making a calculated pitch, can take yourself). Send a himself, including flying planes Emmanuel Lewis, star of chances.” Red hair and fieckles interviews will end with a but the stunt coordinator of the and down to Los Angeles to you’ve managed to get under half-dozen showing full length during World War II. L^ter he “Webster,” earned his sitcom almost always evoke a positive contract. series complains of the star, check out acting opportunities in people’s armor,” says a Los and close-up, taken in natural went back to school and got his hawking Burger King. Gary reaction, says Sherri Singer, a But signing with an agent may “I’ve got to constantly keep the Hollywood. Angeles talent agent. situations. Above all, says doctorate as a humanities major. Alaska, and back. “On maps in • Alaska, he )vent off to college, Coleman of “DifTrent Strokes” producer. look like the easy part once ropes on him, or he’d be doing After clerking for three weeks Whether you’re aiming for Barbara Henry, a Dallas agent, Also he was a fine jazz bassist. school,” he says, “that whole first at St. Cloud State in debuted as a TV pitchman at age The quality most sought by auditions begin. “Each kid is all his own stunts.” in a department store — selling modeling, TV commercials or a the photos shwid show “a child “At the time I was growing area was always just this big northern Minnesota and then, for 5. Alfonso Ribeiro, who with expression on his face. agents is infectious enthusiasm. competing against 20 or 30 other In addition to the TV series, curtains and men’s shoes — he role in movies, the process of up, he taught at Columbia spread of green. So I wanted to three years, to Ohio University, moon-walked into Michael Especially eyes. The eyes should Says Joy Stevenson, a Los eager kids,” says Stevenson, Rick, as friends call him, put Heights High School in found it was possible to make at launching a child on a career is see for myself what was there, where he studied drama. Jackson in a Pepsi commercial, pretty much the same.'Most pop ri^ t out of the picture.” Angeles talent agent, “Children who was herself once a stage more time and energy recently Minneapolis, and he was the least a get-by living in some and I did. Leaving home for good, he went on to twirricle his toes on' work is assigned through Put the date and the child’s age are brought in six at a time, and mother. “Rejection is the name into starring in “Ordinary smartest man I know. When I area of showbiz. “The quest for personal, candidly ^m its, was not a_ Broadway in “The Tap Dance modeling or talent agencies, so on the back of each picture. the animated ones really stand of the game. A child may go to Heroes,” a two-hour television began hitchhiking all over, and He landed his first performing first-hand knowledge,” he goes particularly traumatic wrench. job as a jester-singer in a 16th Kid.” Peter Billingsley, the the first step is to finid an agent. The letter should te brief, out. They like talking to a dozen auditions before being movie with Valerie Beitinelli, hopping freights, he realized I on, “has always been the main “We all love each other in my “Messy Marvin" of Hetshey giving exact age, height and strangers and they have a lot of picked. Kids have to be able to which was seen on ABC late in couldn't stay put. Dad wisely . century-style cabaret in Los Agents are the connection thrust in my life. Give it a'shot, family, but we have never bc«n commercials, has racked up weight, and Swial Security expression in their faces. If you deal with that. It helps if parents October. said, ‘This is something you feel Angeles. Next he was cast in the between advertisers looking for take a chance, see what happens really tightly knit.” Part of his 100-plus TV advertisements artd talent, and the talent looking for number (don’t send the le ^ r ask a question, they’re likely to don’t make the encounter a focal you must do and there’s nothing Pilgrimage Theatw presentation As a consequence of such — that’s what I believe in. running away in his early teens, five movies. jobs. For this service the agent until your child has one). start a conversation. They stand point of family life.” frenzied double duty, he says, we can do to stop you. So you of “Superman in the Bones.” doing. The world is filled with he believes, was the fear of And there are scores of receives a commission (10 Mention special talents such as out in a crowd.” It’s a truism that behind every have our blessing. Just try to Following this, he worked as “Toward the end of the season I exciting possibilities and responsibility he felt as the children, their names not yet percent) from the talent. You musical training, sports, She adds that it’s like finding successful model or commercials stay out of trouble.’” a stage manager for the started to get a little burned out, opportunities. You can go oldest brother. “I wasn’t ready familiar, whose salaries run from can get names of agents in your dancing, and include gold if you have a talented child actor there’s a dedicated parent physically burned out.” At 17, the summer after he Improvisational Theater through this existence being to set an example." he says. Company before being hired to $10,000 to $50,000 annually. city from the Screen Actors recommendations from drama who looks young for its age. who doesn’t mind driving He was admittedly astonished graduated from high school, oblivious and miss a lot. But “And for a while, after I went write, direct and perform in It’s enough to make a grown Guild, or a nationwide list from coaches, ad agency executives or “I’ve got one client who is 8 endless miles to auditions and by this, because he describes Anderson satisfied some of his opening up to experiences and away to school, we were spread shows at Marineland of the .actor cry. their offices (7750 Sunset Blvd., other mothers of working kids. but looks 4. For the camera that spending full days at shoots. ■ himself as “your basic jock" wanderlust by undertaking a adventures is what makes life out and nobody knew where the Pacific, a theme park that’s a Earnings from print modeling Hollywood 90046) for 25 cents In response you may get a adds up a 4-year-old with the and takes pride in keeping his S,600-mile solo bicycle trip from fun.” other was. But now we keep in popular tourist attraction in are somewhat lower, but still and a SASE. form letter saying you’ve been mind and maturity of someone rangy physique — 6’2”, 177 Minnesota through Canada to When he returned home from touch.” A Southern California. ■ enticing. Child models whose But because ego plays such a put on file (not so good). Or four years older. She’s got pages MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. 21. IM — n ?% ^¥AW qggTg«JiBBAlJ.,«»tiiwlM , K remain intact. Rinse under cold By Ted Larsen man’s asparagus,” and in this Bring to a boil, reduce to country they are almost as costly medium heat and cook for 45 water, flipping layers of leek "By M s leek, I will most as the genuine item. minutes. Remove from heat and like pages of a book. Make sure 1 II J i L 1 II horribly revenge. I eat and eat, The colonials brought leeks to force through a fine strainer. all traces of sand are removed. 1 M I swear." — "Henry V," the New World. Food-savvy Return soup to the saucepan and Melt butter in a saute pan and William Shakespeare Thomas Jefferson was an active add milk and cream. Bring to a roll leeks until completely n i H leek champion, devoting several boil again, reduce heat and covered with melted butter. I T T I T I 1 T^ijj^yjjLL t’s 2 ar.m. somewhere acres to their cultivation at Cook over low heat so leeks are 1 J . off the coast. The fog is simmer 10 minutes. Monticello. For some unclear Allow to cool /or several lightly browned. Do not bum. so thick that the larger reason their popularity nosedived vessel in the distance hours and force through a fine Add stock until it comes halfway after the 18th century and strainer again. Refrigerate up the side of the leeks. Bring to looms like a silent ghost virtually vanished. ship on the fuzzy overnight. Before serving add a boil and reduce to a simmer. I Around 1917 French chef the heavy cream. Garnish with Partially cover and cook for horizon. For one brief moment, Louis Diat wished to introduce chives. 15-30 minutes depending on the through the murk, a powerful patrons at New York’s new size of the leeks. Uncovered signal light flashes clearly from Ritz-Carlton Hotel to the leek the “mother” ship. and potato soup he so enjoyed as HINTS they will bum, fully covered the Energy-efficient buiidings can harbor toxic agents. Contact for the “transaction” a child near Vichy. To his While Chef Louis’ soup is leeks will be mushy. They are has been established. Once outraged astonishment, the generally cold, there is no done when fork-tender. alongside, the local master vegetable was nowhere to be reason it can’t be served hot. scampers aboard the rusty found. He was such a powerful Try adding cooked ham, chicken HINTS Panamahian freighter and a figure in Manhattan cuisine that or almost any other type of Braising can easily be , dozen suspicious foreign faces his produce supplier agreed to cooked vegetable. accomplished in the oven. eye the American through the quiet Diat by convincing a Long For sinful luxury, whip the Preheat oven to 350F and insert mist. In the dank cargo hold the Beware the sick-building ^ndrome Island farmer to grow a small heavy cream just before adding leeks right after browning step. “produce” is inspected. crop. We can be thankiiil for it to the soup. Garnish with a Be sure to partially cover oven “Excellent,” roars the greedy pan with aluminum foil. smuggler, “these leeks will Chef Louis’ clout, his recipe for dollop of heavy cream, flavored Leeks Cooking time: approximately 60 fetch big bucks.” vichyssoise remains a backbone with a touch of dry sherry. If you think your job is making you ill, you’re probably right This little scenario isn’t of American food. If you desire a thicker minutes. exactly how bunches of leeks This slender member of the fresh or canned consistency, liquefy the soup in Try using the cooking liquid By Paul G. Gill Jr., M.D. weekends. Some people get unknown, but may be due to an what are really mild complaints reach the market, but from the lily family may be h i ^ in price, 1 tablespoon salt (or a blender or food processor, as the base for a cream or relief after just a few minutes in but it’s certainly low in calories. to taste) rather than using the strainer. cheese sauce. Mix sauce with SYMPTOMS OF THE excess of positive ions in the air. of discomfort,” says Dr. outrageous prices sought for t's 4 o'clock and you the fresh air. The various The underlying cause of the Three of them total a scant SO white pepper (to taste) leeks and brown dish under SICK-BUILDING SYNDROME Stolwijk. He has found, in these succulent vegetables, find yourself sitting at illnesses range from simple eye, sick-building syndrome, calories but are a good source of For a delightful brunch dish, eye irritation chest tightness investigating various “sick you’d think they were 2 cups milk This continues as one of my your desk, peering at nose and throat irritation to according to Dr. Stolwijk, is minerals. So eat eat, but roll sliced cooked ham and fatigue headache buildings” around the country, contraband. 2 cups light cream favorite vegetable dishes. It’s the clock through red, Legionnaires’ disease. The inadequate ventilation of these think of growing your own for Swiss cheese around braised sore throat rash that there is an increase in Unfortunately they are worth I cup heavy cream both simple and delicious as itchy eyes, wishing the sick-building syndrome affects buildings. Modem ventilation revenge! dizzine.ss nausea bodily complaints whenever the dollar a pound average chives, chopped well as versatile. leeks. Top with a tangy cheese big hand would make its up to 60 percent of the workers systems are designed to posted at most markets, which sauce and brown under the I sneezing irritability there are labor-management This is the ponderous name next trip around the dial a fast in some buildings, and in several recirculate as much air as problems. makes them among the most Cut tops from leeks at point BRAISED LEEKS broiler just before serving. ■ one. You're feeling irritable. cases has led to the possible. Bringing in fresh expensive members of the onion chef Louis Diat gave his favorite Likewi.se, if the workers are soup in 1917. His original recipe where white part ends. Discard 8 medium leeks You think you must be coming abandonment of these buildings. “clean” air entails heating or unionized, complaints of mild family. It’s unfortunate demand tops. Trim off root end. Slice 4 tablespoons unsalted down with the flu. After all, you Most of the symptoms of the is not a ponderous task to make cooling that air, an physical illness go up. is so low because in most parts white part in half lengthwise and butter have most of the symptoms: sick-building syndrome are and carpet cleaners) and dry air energy-intensive and therefore and is a delicious offering any Apparently, unions provide a of the world they are as cheap nin under cold water while 3 cups chicken stock, itchy eyes, sneezing, headache, insidious, and building have a similar effect. expensive process. “Operators time. better mechanism for workers to and common as yellow onions. fresh or canned sore throat and a dragging occupants may not even be Some buildings become clearly find out how little flipping layers like pages of a voice these complaints without Europeans have loved leeks salt and pepper to taste tiredness, like your muscles have aware that there is a problem. “infected.” Microorganisms ventilation they can get away ever since the Romans brought CREME VICHYSSOISE GLACEE book. Rinse until all traces of . . jeopardizing job security. Dr. 4 medium leeks sand are removed. Cut leek been wrung out and hung up to But when questioned by health such as fungi and bacteria can with. They operate buildings Stolwijk notes that government them from the Mediterranean to dry. I medium yellow onion, crosswise into thin slices. Cut tops from leeks at point professionals, up to 60 percent proliferate in the duct work of until they hit a wall of buildings are much more often as far north as the British Isles. sliced thin Heat butter in a saute pan and where white part ends. Discard Yet strangely enough, you’ve of the workers in buildings with ventilating systems, and from complaints, then they back off identified as being “sick In most foreign kitchens leeks '/i stick unsalted butter cook leek and onion till just tops. Tnm off root end. Slice been getting these symptoms for a recognized problem will admit there be disseminated to all parts and provide enough air so as to buildings” than are private are a staple, used in all sorts of lightly browned. Do not bum. white part in half lengthwise to a year, ever since you started to having such relatively mild of a building. In 1985, three get a minimal level of buildings. He feels this is partly ways; stocks, soups, salads and 5 medium potatoes, washed within V2 inch of root end. Do working in this new high-rise symptoms as headache, eye, people died from Legionnaires’ complaint.” due to the fact that government as vegetable courses. In Wales and peeled Add stock to a 3-quart saucepan not cut through so leeks will office building. And every day nose and throat irritations, and disease that they acquired while Dr. Stolwijk also points out workers are more likely to be they are known as the “poor I quart chicken broth, along with leek, onion and salt. without fail your “cold,” or tiredness. staying at a Detroit hotel. that “the sick-building syndrome unionized. whatever it is, vanishes within Dr. Jan Stolwijk, chairman of Investigation revealed Legionella is very rare in residential Buildings in which large 30 minutes of leaving the the department of public health bacteria growing in the buildings because you have low numbers of women work are building. Of course the flu and epidemiology at Yale, has building's air-conditioning density, one person per 400 more likely to be labeled “sick doesn't come and go like that. A W m identified body t^ors and system. In 1983, IS patients in a square feet, as compared to an buildings.” “The number of But the “sick-building tobacco smoke as the prime Rhode Island hospital contracted office building where you have complaints among female syndrome” can. culprits. Legionnaires' disease. In this one per 100 square feet. In a occupants of buildings is always WONG’S Many energy-efficient, tightly Human body odor can be a case, the bacteria were found in residence you can open much larger than the number of RESTAURANT constructed modem office source of discomfort early in the the hospital’s cooling towers. windows, but not in a large complaints among men,” says buildings with artificial day, according to Dr. Stolwijk, Other less-deadly office buildings.” Dr. Stolwijk. Take Out Service and Cocktails ventilation-cooling systems but our olfactory apparatus has a microorganisms that thrive in In some cases, the problem is He notes that women harbor toxic and infectious way of adapting to odors so that ventilation systems can cause a a matter of poor design: Some generally have the lowest-paying Fresh Food + agents which can cause five or they become imperceptible .as severe form of pneumonia called buildings have the air intakes and least-respected jobs, and more different illnesses. the day wears on. “hypersensitivity pneumonitis.” located in the rear of the thus have an automatic bias Excellent Taste + Environmental health scientists Tobacco smoke, in the other Mites, molds and other building next to the loading toward higher recognition of have recently defined this group hand, has a cumulative effect, allergens become embedded in docks. Aesthetically pleasing these kinds of problems. They Reasonable Price S of illnesses as the “sick-building and will cause irritative carpeting and can make life perhaps, but you wouldn’t want are more aware of bodily syndrome.” symptoms (dry, itchy, eyes, sore miserable for allergy sufferers. to be in the building when a discomfort and less unwilling to An increasing number of throat, sneezing) that are most The most common complaint diesel tmck pulls up to the dock. admit to having it than Post Road Plaza , people who work in such pronounced later in the day. of sick-building workers is a Aside from these physical “macho” men. Women in 352 Hartford Tpke. (Rte. 30) buildings are prone to develop Perfume, dust, cleaning fluids, group of symptoms (lassitude, factors, there dre social factors executive positions rarely (1-84, Exit & ) Vernon coughs, dry, itchy eyes, solvents (used in carpet and tile nausea and headache) that is that figure in the sick-building complain. ■ Phone 875-0661 headaches, tiredness and other adhesives, copying machines, known as the equation also. “Social vague symptoms that reliably conditions are also important 1-800-J4J-4J00* Operator 199. computer printers, typewriter “annoyance-irritation • A C H V WONQ MBTAINUNT disappear overnight or on correction fluids, floor wiixes syndrome.” Its precise cause is modifiers of how people react to ■In AluUuU l«».)IM000 1 U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 21.1987 'Light of Day’ a dim product Film eter By Bob Thomos Runaways and more recently the Robert DiMatteo The Associated Press Blackhearts, makes her film ^ b u t Cinenia Revieiiv in the demanding role of Patti. She As writer of ‘‘Taxi Driver,” is more than convincing onstage, “Raging Bull” and “The Mosquito but the script requires her to be Coast,” and director-writer of dutifully rescues her. Next they continually sullen. Michael J. Fox "Blue Collar,” “Hardcore” and attempt to break into the rock plays straight this time out, and be “American Gigolo,” Paul Schrader bigtime, but that fails, too. The proves a capable actor, although in has taken a corrosive view of family is splintered, but the moth a subservient role. In movie theaters contemporary life, with special er's fatal illness draws them back Gena Rowlands exercises her attention to the deterioration of the together. considerable talent to lend dimen Radio Daya (P O ) It's a sad comment on toda/a film American fannily. He is back in the Interwoven in the family saga is sion to a two-dimensional role. scene that Woody Allen Is virtually alone In pursuing same territory with “Light of the theme that rock music consti Michael McKean registers strongly you can put his artistic vision In movie after movie. This Is the only Day.” tutes redemption for the younger as a member of Uia Barbusters thing that's sad about his film career, through. Schrader's story concerns the generation. This is expressed by band. "Hannah and Her Sisters,” while slightly overrated, Rasnick family of Cleveland. Joe both Patti and Joe — unconvinc all your eggs was one of 1987’s tm t movies. Allen's new work, (Michael J. Fox) works in a factory ingly, since the music they play Schrader first wrote the script as "Radio Days,” will doubtlessly remain one of this by day, plays guitar in rock bars at lacks the buoyant vitality of rock at “Made in the U.S.A.” and sent it to year's signal achievements. night. Also in the band is his sister its best. Bruce Springsteen. Nothing hap "Radio Days" Is narrated by Allen and seen through Patti (Joan Jett); he shhres a house “Light of Day” flounders be pened, except that Springsteen in one basket... the eyes of a boy named Joe (Seth Green) growing up with her and her young, fatherless cause of Schrader's simplistic borrowed the title. In return, he In Rockaway In a crowded, lively Jewish household. son. Patti's wild ways have alie symbolism: the rebellious child contributed a new song, “Just Joe's memories, triggered by songs and programs he nated her domineering. God ren, the unhearing mother, the Around the Comer Is the Light of heard on the radio, take the form of genial shaggy-dog fearing mother (Gena Rowlands), lifeless father. The story limps Day,” which Miss Jett sings over whose husband (Jason Miller) from one predictable scene to the the end titles. stories. A few dozen characters Inhabit these remains complacently neutral. next. Even revelation of the father Produced by Rob Cohen and anecdotes, with some familiar faces turning up only Patti and Joe seek escape from of Patti's child comes as no Keith Barish, the Tri-Star release is briefly. (DIand Keaton shows up at the end to sing, their squalid lives. She tries a bit of surprise. rated PG-13i mostly for language. reminding one how magical the musical momepts burglary, and when she fails, Joe Joan Jett, lead singer of the Running time: 107 minutes. have always been In Allen's films.) This anecdotal style makes for a rambling narrative, but K's just right for a movie about radio — a medium In which anecdotes flourished. Sequel is a monumental project Allen's humor Is Increasingly fused with lyricism. Light but not slight, “Radio Days” Is a perfect LOS ANGELES (AP) - “War The miniseries continues the seemed to be a challenge. It was all proportioned comedy, and the cast Is seamless,, and Remembrance,” with a budget story of Pug Henry (Robert Mit- pale by comparison to what I had ensemble. Mia Farrow Is delightful as a squeaky- of $100 million and set to run SO chum), Rhoda (Polly Bergen) and done.” voiced cigarette girl who transforms herself Into a hours on ABC, may well be the most their family. It tells the story of In the meantime, ABC moved sophisticated-sounding gossip columnist. Diane monumental project ever under World War II on the battlefields, at ahead with its plans for “War and WIest Is memorable as Joe's Aunt Bea, a woman taken by one man in the history of home and In the Nazi death camps. Remembrance” and negotiated motion pictures or television. “This is my third year on ‘War with Curtis. forever disappointed In her quest for Mr. Right. The The one man is director Dan and Remembrance,' counting the Curtis at first felt the sequel was score Includes evocative recordings that range from Curtis. pre-production work,” Curtis said “undo-able.” Not only were there "September Song” to "If I Didn't Care." Thie short, In addition to directing, Curtis is in his motor home during a the big naval battles and submarine sweet film mines a rich vein of nostalgia. Grade: w wwVi the executive producer and co half-hour lunch break from shoot warfare in the Pacific, but there Light of Day (PQ-13) Joan Jett Is a good, surly wrote the 2,119-page script with ing. He spent four years on “The was the Holocaust. rocker, but she's not an actress, and so her surly Earl Wallace and author Herman Winds of War” and expects this will “How could I do the Holocaust norwperformance brings down this curiously moralis Wouk. “War and Remembrance” is take five years. without it being a pale imitation?” the sequel to Wouk's “The Winds of “I couldn't do it if I didn't enjoy he asked. “The thing that bothered tic drama. Jett plays a rock singer trying to make It In a War,” which Curtis also directed. it,” he said. “I've been shooting a me the most was dealing with the group with her brother (Michael J. Fox). She's also an Curtis has been filming “War and year and I'm not even Ured. Holocaust material. I didn't know unwed and Insensitive mother who's estranged from Remembrance” since January ibu Compared to working in Europe, how to begin. Where do you go to her parents (Gena Rowlands and Jason Miller). and will not complete principal this is a vacation.” re-create it? How dq you do it? If Halfway through the movie, the mother, who's been photography until September. He After the 18-hour “The Winds of you do it, it has to be done in such a acting like she's In the early stages of Alzheimer's, spent most of last year in Europe. War,” which ABC broadcast in way that it won't be an insult to ll turns out to have ovarian cancer, and the picture starts This year he will film in California, February 1983, Curtis swore he million people who died. I felt it had to behave like T e rm s of Endearment." Hawaii, Florida, Washington and would not do the sequel. Why did he to be told right because so many Michael J. Fox gives acreditable performance, and Philadelphia. The sea battles will change bis mind? people don't believe it ever Gene Rowlands almost makes her Inscrutable be filmed in miniature in the “I guess It helped to have a year happened.” character scrutable. But writer-director Paul Schrad Bahamas in 198S. Then he faces a off,” he said. “I couldn't find Curtis said it was his wife, er's movie Is finally acrewy. Th e title song — by Bruce year of editing. anything I wanted to do. Nothing Norma, who suggested that he do it. Springsteen, sung by Jett — sounds pretty good. When the basket contains a full range of local Grade: ** news, sports and happenings. How can you go Theater Schedule SMOVICAiC wrong? Aside from the convenience of having New home video My Beautiful Laundrelte (R) Lorlmar, $79.95. HARTFORD 12:30, 2:30, 4:25, 7:15, 9:30. — The Manchester at y6ur fingertips, state and regional E. 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Farrar PHOENIX, Ariz. — Singer Alice Cooper, who built Straaa Glroax. 3U Pagea. $W.»5. his bizzare reputation in the 1970s on ghoulish makeup, As Philip Roth’s enigmatic novel "The Counterlife gory stage props and high-volume sound, is making a rushes to its close, a pregnant young woman decides to comeback at age 39 to prove that shock-rock isn’t dead. leave her husband, telling him in a letter: " I kind of semi-retired at 35 and I got bored. I really "Why isn’t it OK for us to be happy? Can t you missed the road,” Cooper said in an interview before a imagine that? ’Try for a change confining your recent concert at the Arizona Veterans Memorial fantasies to satisfaction and pleasure ... You are 44 C^oliseum. years old and something of a success — it’s high time “ I ’d watch MTV and I ’d see all these heavy-metal you imagined life working out. Why this preoccupation bands and I ’d say, ‘I can do better than that.’ But with irresolvable conflict?” j people in the music business told me, ‘You can’t shock Why? Because the abandoned husband is Nathan an audience anymore. It’s all been done.’ To me, that Zuckerman, the driven novelist who has appeared In was a direct slap in the face. I said, ‘Oh, we can’t?’ several other of Roth’s books and life without ’They said, ‘We’ve already had the Sex Pistols and we "Irresolvable conflict” is no life to him. have Ozzy Osbourne now.’ I said, ‘Ozzy Osbourne Seemingly bom with a constant passion to probe into scares me as much as a paper bag. I ’ll give them the lives of others, Including his nearest and dearest. something to be scared about. ’ I took it as a challenge. ’ ’ Zuckerman is constantly making a shambles of his own Cooper and his new five-member band currently are life. And this is fully demonstrated — often with great, on a seven-month American tour dubbed “ The good humor — in "The Counterlife’’ as author Roth Nightmare Returns.” It began last October with the gives character Zuckerman his head and allows him to release of his "Constrictor” LP, and the stage show is write a variety of conflicting stories about his life as more graphic than ever. well as that of his dentist brother, Henry. In one version Henry dies, the victim of a dangerous operation, in another Henry lives and becomes an “ i r s HIGH-TECH, state of the art gore. We use the Israeli fanatic. To complicate matters, other versions guillotine again. But this time when the head comes off, it’s anatomically correct and there’s still life in it,” have Zuckerman dying and not dying. Cooper said with a sinister laugh. " I went out and Complex, yet terribly interesting and finely written t) as Roth once again expands on his themes of sexuality, employed some people who worked on ‘The Fly’ and Jewishness, the apartness of the artist and the ‘Aliens.’ I wanted to put together a show that would really shock people. We had these ideas back in 1975, meaning - or lack of meaning - of life^^ AP photo but we just couldn’t do it on stage. Now, the technology THE ASSOCIATED PRESS has caught up with the imagination. Still, we’ve always AP photo Alan Qowans, author of the book “The a visiting professor. His book is about been accused of being the National Enquirer of rock ’n’ Comfortable House,” poses In his office architecture in the Boston area. roll.” On stage, the tall, lean Cooper twists heads off Barbie Singer Alice Cooper, who built hie in Phoenix with his 19-foot pet boa ‘Joe & Marilyn’ Is gossipy at Tufts University in Boston, where he is dolls, spears other toy dolls with swords and performs bizarre reputation on ghoulish makeup constrictor draped around hiS neck. with 19-foot pet boa constrictors draped around his and gory stage props, performs recently JOE It MARILYN — A Memory of Love. By Roger neck. Kahn. Morrow, t n Pages. $16.95. ’The persona of Alice evolved from the alter-ego of When they got married back in the 1950s, no two The history of homes by mail Cooper, who speaks of his image in the third person. whiie the “ Killer” L P spawned the single “ Under My “ I SAW BANDS like Twisted Sister trying to look like people were more famous than Joe DiMaggio and "H e’s a literary character to me. I can talk about him Alice did In the ’70s giving me a lot of credit for what Marilyn Monroe. Or more ill-suited for marriage, Wheels.” like Dr. Frankenstein talking about the monster. Alice they do now. But they made me sound like a relic,” according to Roger Kahn in this gossipy, anecdotal By Michel Bezdek companies. suburan homes derived from their is my creation. He’s an absurd character that can’t TEEN-AGE REBELLION was the theme in their Cooper said. “ I was sitting there saying, ‘Wait a book about a tragic confluence of superstars. The Associated Press But the mail-order homes filled ability to satisfy buyer demand for possibly be true and I ’m not him. He’s Bela Lugosi platinum-selling “ School’s Out” album of 1972. It was minute, these guys are older than me! ’ I think it’s a It is a story that the fiercely private DiMaggio the need of thousands who could not comfort, space and independence. on-stage and I ’m Fred MacMurray off-stage. followed in successive years by the chart-topping LPs compliment that they copy my act, but I don’t think obviously did not want told, since he refused to give BOSTON — Why do American afford an architect or builder. Little-used, formal aspects of older “ Billion Dollar Babies,” “ Muscle of Love” and there’s one of them that even comes close to doing it as Kahn any interviews for the book and furthermore suburbs look the way they do? Gowans says the houses, shipped by homes, such as entrance halls and “ HOW ALICE evolved was I kept putting myself in “ Welcome to my Nightmare.” well as we did it. That’s when I decided to put another instmcted his friends to keep their lips sealed. Alan Gowans provides part of the rail, usually included top-quality parlors, began to disappear. the place of the audienbe,” he said. " I ’d say, ‘OK, I ’m Then, disco swept the country. Cooper’s growling show together. ‘That gave me the nudge/’ No matter. The inventive Kahn obviously talked to answer, and one often ignored, in matrials and amenities such as Generous closed porches, veran 16 or 18 years old. What do I want to see Alice do? 1 want style of singing turned tender as he switched to such enough people to get the stories needed to fill a book, ‘"n ie Comfortable House” (The central heating, apd that their dahs, windows and high ceilings MCA Records called Cooper to see If he would be to see some snakes, of course. And I want to see his love ballads as “ Only Women Bleed,” “ I Never Cry” and more. What emerges is an attractive picture of M IT Press. $35). designers blended city and country marked the newer homes as they interested in writing the title track for “ Friday ‘The head really come off.’ So that’s what the audience gets. and “ You And Me.” His five.albums that followed all DiMaggio as a ballplayer and unattractive picture as a He covers the early suburban homes of the past into new styles took on styles of their own. 13tb, Part VI: Jason Lives” — the 1986 instailment of that warrant attention in architec Some traditions lived on. Gar It’s the stuff legends are made of.” flopped, and Warner Bros, dropped him from its label person, and a fairly sketchy portrait of Miss Monroe as boom period from 1890 to 1930, the Cooper was bom Vincent Damon Fumier, the son of the blood-splattering series. both person and actress. post-pioneer days when Americans tural history. ages, for example, remained det in 1983. a minister. He grew up in Phoenix and listed "a Disillusioned with the music business. Cooper called Cooper, who watches three horror fiims per night, With Kahn’s rich baseball background — he once of all classes began leaving the The Aladdin Co. of Bay City, ached from houses until the 1950s, a million-record seller” as his life’s ambition in the 1966 it quits and setUed into his home in nearby Paradise ju m p ^ at the chance and wrote “ He’s Back (the Man worked as a sports writer and wrote the hit book “ The inner cities. Mich., became one of the biggest carryover from the days of car Cortez High School senior yearbook. He legally Valley with his wife of 11 years, Sheryl, and their Boys of Summer’ ’ — he gives DiMaggio preferred Developments ranged from the suppliers of homes by mail, but riage houses, considered types of Behind the Mask).” changed his name to Alice Cooper “ because it sounded 6-year-old daughter. Calico. They also have a newborn And so he returned. “ I don’t have the aicohol treatment in “ Joe & Marilyn.” In what amounts to a garage suburbs of Detroit and Los soon was rivaled by Sears, Roebuck bams to be kept at a distance. so sweet and was the direct opposite of what we wanted problem anymore,” said Cooper, adding that he used to mini-biography of both. Kahn traces both their lives, Angeles — where people purchased & Co. and Montgomery Ward. The Aladdin sold 3,600 mail-order son, Dashiell. to portray on stage.” A 6 handicap in golf. Cooper briefly toyed with the consume at least a case of beer and two pints of weaving the chapters as if in a novel, and brings them lots, put up garages and lived in Ladies Home Journal became the homes in its best year, 1926, and His original five-member band, formerly called idea of Joining the pro tour. He already had acted in together finally for their ill-fated collision. them until they got together enough best known supplier of housing Sears sold about 100,000 from 1908 to whiskey a day. plans by mail. 1940, primarily In the Midwest and " ’The E a r^ gs,” “ The Spiders” and "Nazz,” renamed cameo roles for several movies and had done the Make no mistake, Kahn is an exceptional writer, but money for a house — to the posh itself “ The Alice Cooper Group” and moved to Los “ Half of my performance was getting smashed here he has tackled subject matter that has not much of Country Club District outside Kan Ancestral yearnings encouraged East, but nobody knows the total television talk-show circuit. Angeles. Still, everything bored him. before I went on. I have no idea how I’m stiii aiive,” he a point to make. At times the book is too flamboyant sas City and Cleveland’s Shaker styles such as the Spanish colonial number of homes built in this They cut two unsuccessful albums on Frank Zappa’s Then, on one of his 22 TV sets that are “ turned on at said, shaking his mane of straggly black hair. “ Now, and slickly written, putting Kahn in the way of the Heights. homes of California and Florida country through mail-order firms. Straight Records label in 1969 and 1970 before striking all times to bombard me with useless information,” playing Alice straight is much more fun. ... I can story. However, those who like to read the gossip Much of Gowans’ focus is on the with low-slung tiled roofs and Gowans, professor of art history gold in 1971 with their first two LPs for Warner Bros. Cooper said he watched something that sparked both actually have fun on tour now instead of being columns and the sensationalized tabloids you find at lower- and middle-class housing rounded Cipenings; Dutch colonial at the University of Victoria. "Love It to Death” contained the hit, “ I ’m Eighteen,” surgically attached to a bottle.” supermarket checkout counters might indeed find this disdained by architects as vulgar with their familiar gambrel roofs; British Columbia, and former pres his ire and his creative fire. a very attractive book. Jumbles of style because the actual and the many English colonial ident of the Society of Architectural Historians, says the low status that KEN RAPPOPORT houses or the plans for them were varieties. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS purchased from mail-order However, the character of the architects gave the mail-order homes seems to have influenced Turntable Tips people in communities where the houses were built. He also points to the likes of Unfinished Twain story being pubiished (Oef Jam) 6. ”Control” Janet Jackson (AAM)(Warner 's. Bros.) ' Murriel Wells of Morgantown, Hot tln g lM & 9. ”Blg Time” Peter Gabriel (Geffen)7. “Invisible Touch" Genesis 4. ”Rlght Hand Man" Eddy Raven COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — An unfinished with) his later writings. He paints a bleak " It’s not a Norman Rockwell-type W.Va., who bought a Sears model 1. “Livin’ on a Prayer” Bon JovI (Atlantic) (RCA) with two bedrooms, a living room, 10. ”Ballerlna Girl” Lionel Richie Mark Twain story involving murder, picture of humans, who are manipulative, story,” Sattelmeyer said. “ That could be (Mercury) (Motown) 8. “Different Light” Bangles 5. ”Baby’s Got a New Baby” S-K-O revenge and a marriage between two unkind and betray each other.” why it wasn’t published after he died.” kitchen and bath for $2,400 in 1029. 2. “Jacob’s Ladder” Huey Lewis A The She told Gowans it had served her (Columbia) (MTM) women was published for the first time The story, being published in the Scholars studying Twain have known News (Chrysalis) g.’ThIrd Stage” Boston (MCA) 8.‘‘Mldnlght Girl- Sunset Town" Friday in a literary magazine. Missouri Review, is about a woman, about the 35-page manuscript for years, family well all these years, requir 3. ”Keep Your Hands to Yourself’ Top L P t ing few repairs. 10.”Forel” Huey Lewis A The News Sweethearts of the Rodeo (Columbia) "How Nancy Jackson Married Kate Nancy Jackson, who n e ^ help after but Sattelmeyer was the first person able Georgia Satellites (Elektra) 1. ’’Slippery When Wet” Bon JovI ^Chrysalis) 7. ”l‘ll Still Be Loving You” Restless Wilson” was written between 1900 and The National Trust for Historic committing a murder and turns to a to persuade conservators of Twain’s 4. ”WIII You Still Love Me?” Chicago (Mercury) Heart (RCA) 1903, near the end of ’Twain’s life when he Preservation has taken an interest family enemy. estate to allow the story to be published. (Warner Bros.) 2. ‘‘Llcensed to III” Beastle Boys (Def 8. ‘‘Small Town Girt” Steve Wariner bad become more Interested in the darker He agrees to help her, but only If she He came across the story last year in the homes and recently published Country BinglM “ Houses by Mail” (’The Preserva 5. ”You Got It All” The Jets (MCA)Jam) (MCA) side of human nature, according to disguises herself as a man for the rest of while he was doing research at the 6. ”Somewhere Out There" Linda 3. ‘‘Nlght Songs” Cinderella (Mercury)1. ”l Can’t Win For Losing You” Earl Professor Robert Sattelmeyer of the her life. Through a strange series of University of California, Berkeley. tion Press, $24.95), with illustra Ronstadt A James Ingram (MCA) 4. ”The Way It Is” Bruce Hornsby A Thomas Conley (RCA) 9. ’’Forever" The Statler Bros. University of Missouri-Columbia. events. Miss Jackson is forced to marry a “ It ^dn’t have anything to do with my tions of the 450 types of Sears homes (Mercury) and their floor plans. The listings 7. ”Respect Yourself’ Bruce Willis The Range (RCA) 2. ‘‘Momin’ Ride” Lee Greenwood "The general public does not ordinarily pregnant woman. The story stops with an research, but it was so well developed I (MCA) 10. ”Twenty Years Ago” Kenny Rog associate this of story with Twain," account of the marriage and the baby’s thought we could use it,” Sattelmeyer also include some comments from ^Motown) 5. ”Georgla Satellites” Georgia Satel owners of the homes. 8. ”Flght For Your Right” Beastle Boyslites (Elektra) 3. ‘‘No Place Like Home” Randy Travisers (RCA) , Sattelmeyer said. “ But it is (in keeping birth. said. HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browfia N U M K A W IIW E S T ®by E e y i w w PEANUTS by CiMitw M. 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Raopo, The Reglstrors of Veters SPORTS hce, 41 Center St., Monches- Judoe, of tho Court of Pro- will hold enrollment sessions Olds Delta N . 2 door i«74 Chovy Corvtlto4>luo, ivwia* tm w on^it ter, CT until MARCH 3 , 1«S7 bole, DIstrIcl of Coventry at on February 21. IMffrom Ito COUPS, royal brooolim, oxtorlorandIntorlor,runt at ll:0S'o.m. for the fellew- a heorlno held on FeWuarv 4 p.m. and on February 33, I N I, loaded, wltti all the excellent, good looking Ing: It, 1007 ordered that all IW7 from y o.m. to 1 p.m. for extros. ve ry sharp, mint. car. Nesdt little work. «7 S tokos It. call ir a w o . PURCHASE OF ONE (1) claims must be presented to the purpeee of reelstretlon NEW SANITARY the fiduciary on or before and/or onrollmont of olec- 423-S133,6pm. SSMO firm. Call 646-1516. LANDFILL COMPACTOR May It, 1«07 or be barred as torsenHtlod to vole In munlo- Arbllratlon has become specialized business The Town of Manchester Is by low provided. Ipol primary. The session an equal eoeortunltv em Bertha E. Roppe, will be held ol the Town Of- ployer, and requires qn afhr- Clerk tlce Bulldine. By John Nelson motlveaction policy ferall of The tldudarv Is: Its Contractors and Vondor* Apnw Zuelch Beolrtoe E. Kowalski. T h e Associated Press l a k e a L o o k oi 0 condition of dolne bust- fSS Main Street__ Reolstrar Covenli^, O 06331 Louise F. Porklnolon, now with tho Town, as por Reolsirar NEW YORK — Salary arbitration has been called Foderol Order 11346. 0334B 03S4B everything from baseball's "biggest enemy" to a Eld forms, plans and tpedfl- cations oro ovalloblo at tho "lawyer’s dream." In fact, it has become a highly 100 Oenorol Servicw' office. 'WANT ADS are worth specialized business no longer dominated by the angry Cloulflod ads serve the TOWN OF people today ... lust os looking Into when you're tirades and name-calling of the past. MANCHESTER. CT. they hove since our coun looking for a place to In essence, the lawyers say, it has evolved into a ROBERT B. WEISS. live...whether It's o home, GENERAL MANAGER try's beginning. Reodond full-blown court trial for damages, heard in as iittle as N E W 1 9 8 7 an apartment or a mobile 031-03 use them regularly. 643- three hours instead of a week, involving months of 2711. home. preparation with hundreds of thousands of dollars at stake. ' From its first case in 1974, settled at 830,0m in favor C O U G A R S of the Minnesota Twins’ pitcher Dick Woodson, it has come fuil circle to Don Mattingly’s record award against the New York Yankees this week of 81.975 A N D S A B L E S million. “ ARBITRATION HAS BECOME a much more professional procedure than it used to be, on both sides,” says player-agent Tom Reich, whose team is iraCK #78011 acknowledged by opponents to be one of the best. The format is straightforward. Players and owners have until Jan. 15 to file their dollar figures. Cases are heard in February by arbitrators selected jointly by owners and players. Friday was the last day of hearings this year. TRUCKB H ” US IS A WEEKLY FEATURE APPEARING EVERY- OTHER After hearing evidence from both sides, the TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN CLASSIFIED. MDST DF THESE ADS ARE arbitrator must pick one of thetwodollarbids. Two full DEALER ADS, BUT INDIVIDUALS WISHING TD SELL THEIR TRUCKS ARE years of major league service are required for a player ENCDURAGED TD PHDNE 043-2711 TD PLACE THEIR ADS... to be eligible. Both sides admit that much of their success depends on the dollar figures they choose. YOUR CHOICE: |TmiCK8/VMI8 ITIIUCK8/VAN8 ITR0CX8/VMI8 Barry Rona, executive director of the owners’ IFW 8 A IE FOR SALE I f o r m l e Player Relations Committee, says ail major league teams now use outside help and the resources of his C h e w 1906 K10 0’ pickup, Mazda 1907 B20m SEScob C M C 1907 35m, 2-3 yard office to prepare for arbitration. Tal Smith Enterprises v-0 auto, PS, pb. 4 wheel plus. Canal blue, beige dump, brand new. v-0, 4 of Houston handies more than 50 percent of the owners’ drive. Heow duty eaulp- Interior, leather pockoge, speed. Mock. Scranton- cases. m ent. 810,995. C a rte r ps. M orlarty Brothers, 315 Cadlllac-DIdsmoblie- Chevrolet. 1229 Main Center St., Manchester. Pontloc-GMC trucks, “ FIRST OF ALL, it’s very time consuming, putting Street. Manchester. 646- 643-5135.>r route 83, Vernon. 872- together these cases,” Rona said. “ Today, the APpho«o 9US.W' 6464.i»______Mazda 1907 shortbed, fo r^ demands on general managers are such that very few 3.599 nodo silver, gray Intwlor. would have the time. In addition, you need the research Rdd Darling Df the New YDrk Meta signs Fla. Darling was awardod $1.05 milliDn ^ Moida 1907 B2000 SE5 cob Morlarty Brothers, 315 tools and equipment — computers, access to data... If autDgraphs Friday DUtside the team’s plus, Callfomla brown, Center St., Manchester. C h e v ro le t 1904 C-10 requires some professionalism and expertise. in his arbitratiDn hearing Dn Thursday. pickup, 6 cyl. 30,m0 miles, beige Interior, leather 643-5135.U' _ “ It’s important to have a good person present the spring training facility in St. Petersburg, package, ps. Morlarty brown. Scronton- STOCK #S46M Cadllloc-DIdsmoblle- case, but it’s more important to have the right number Brothers, 315 Center St., Mazda 1987 B20moobplus never try to say our player is better, but we try to Manchester. 643-5135.ir' Pontlac-GMC trucks. and good data,” Rona said. " I ’d say the dollar figure is used over the objection of either of the two sides! Rona Dover white, wine Inte Route 03, Vernon. 872- probably 80 percent of it.” establish that our player has performed in a range that said the arbitrators were paid by the case. Their salary rior. Morlarty Brothers. also includes (these other All-Star players).” Ford 19U M m V-6, auto, 9145.»^ ______Reich says that 80 to 90 percent of the cases filed are is about 8500 per hearing, split between the players and 315 Center St., Manchester. settled before hearings, “ and that’s the best test that ps, sunroof, om/fm, gloss 643-5135.«»> ______owners. cop, blue. Lynch, sm W: Chevrolet. 1905 Astro, red. the system is working. Arbitration creates an INCLUDED IN THE REAM of evidence was a brief v-6, automatic ps. Lynch, Center St. Manchester. Mazda 1907 B 20 m cab atmosphere for negotiations.” biography, career statistics, team performances, Owners and the union jointly assign arbitrators to sm W. Center St., Mon- career highlights, defensive achievements, attend spwific cases, also determining the sites and dates of 64M321.i>».______plus. Sunbeam silver, chMter. 646-4321 .to* But just in case the dispute can’t be settled, “ we gray Interior. Luxury begin preparing cases in August or September for ance figures, results of voting for various awards, run hearings. Arbitrators are asked to render a decision Mazda 1907 BOOm SE5 plus: package. Morlarty Broth Mazda 1907 shortbed. every one of our players eligible,” Reich said. production and power profiles. The Reiches also within 24 hours of the hearing, although extensions can 5 shortbed. Dndo blue,i ers, 315 Center St., Man Mock, gray Interior. Lux "Preparing these cases takes hundreds of hours.” include their own statistic: bases created per plate be granted, Rona said. gray Interior. 2 to choose chester. 643-5135.^ ury package. Morlarty Sam Reich, a trial lawyer and Tom’s brother, usually appearance. It’s similar to total bases, but also from. Morlarty Brothen,! Brothers, 315 Center St., presents the evidence. includes such stats as stolen bases and balks. Then BOTH CARS 315 Center St., Nlanchet- Mazda 1907 B20m cab Manchester. 643-5135.»^ come the comparisons with other players’ salaries, TOM REICH SAID HE picks the dollar figure for his ter. 643-5135.1^ shortbed, light beige, such as the 81.3 million per year that Hayes negotiated players after his entire staff has researclx^ the case. beige Interior. Morlortv Mazda 1907 shortbed,. Rona said his office often assists, along with outside Dover white, wine Inte “ IT ’S A LAW YER’S DREAM.” Sam Reich said. with Philadelphia, or the 81.6 million per year that ARE EQUALLY Ford 1903 Ranger pickup, Brothers, 315 Center St., professionals, in setting dollar figures for clubs. 4 cyl, 4 speed, blue Bl Manchester. 643-5135.*^ rior. Morlarty Brothers. “ You compress a week-long trial that might have Boggs got from Boston. white. Scronton-Cadllloc- 315 Center St., Manches several thousand dollars at stake into three hours Rona said an owners’ presentation might be very “ No matter how well you prepare a case, if you come WELL EQUIPPED Oldsmoblle-Ponttac-GMC! Mazda 1907 B20m cob ter. 643-5135.V' ____ during wUch there are hundreds of thousands of similar. in with the wrong dollar figures, you can’t win,” Reich trucks. Route 03, Vernon. shortbed. Sunbeam silver, dollars on the table. It’s very exciting.” “ We start with the same data,” Rona said, “ and said. 072-OI45.K' gray Interior. Morlarty Chevrolet 1904 Sport von Some owners have a less enthusiastic view. therefore it becomes a matter of how you present it. WITH ALMOST ALL Brothers, 315 Center St., v-0, 11 passenger, oute, " I said from Day One, the biggest enemy of baseball You can present it a lot of different ways, but you’re all Ford 1905 window von, v-0, Monchester. 643-5135.»» air, cassette, ton. Lynch, is not free agency. It’s arbitration,” Yankees owner going to be using the same data. In terms of form and auto, pe, 87095. Dillon sm W. Center St., Man George Steinbrenner said after the Mattingly decision. style, there’s a great deal of similarity.” FACTORY OPTIONS... Ford, 319 Main Street, Mazda 1907 B20m SeT chester. 646-4321 Leibrandt wins Manchester. 643-2145.1^ shortbed, California A typical case prepared by Reich’s group for an Present in the room will be the player, the arbitrator, All-Star caliber player seeking a miUion-dollar salary brown, beige Interior. G M C 1907 S-15 pickups, Reich’s five-man team, a group of similar size from the POWER, POWER, PLUSI Toyota 1901 Londcrulser 4 Morlarty Brothers, 315 brand new, IS to choose will engage five attorneys, including the two brothers. club, a PRC representative and someone from the arbitration case x4 brown. Lynch, 5m W. Center St., Manchester. from. Scronton-Cadllloc- The paperwork alone is as thick as themanuscript for a union. MtRCLItri' Center St., Manchester. OdS-SISS.Y'______Pontloc-Oldsmoblle«MC small novel. •Youn L/NCOtN-Mmcuny-tfmxun ogAieir trucks, route 03 Vernon. The format is designed to allow three hours for a LINCOLN 64M321.^______- “ M M E TEAMS — BUT NOT many — do use the Mozda 1907 B20mSESplus 872-9145.*r hearing, although t h ^ occasionally go longer. The NEW YORK (A P) — Pitcher Charlie Leibrandt of 5 shortbed. Sunbeam hearings to attack players,” Tom Reich said. the Kansas CMty Royals won his salary arbitration case MKRKUR OMC/Oeneva 1907 custom first hour is used by the player^s side to present Soinetimes they’ll attack a players’ attitude, perhaps vans. 10 to choose from silver, gray Interior. Mor Toyota 1903 pickup 5 Friday, the players’ association said. evidence. The team then has an hour. Players and his character. And when that happens, we respond in Scranton-Cadlllac- larty Brothers, 315 Center speed.stereo. Tonneau Leibrandt, 14-11 with a 4.09 ERA last year, had asked St., M anchester. 643-: Sm owners each get a half hour for rebuttal, sometimes kind. But the acrimonious approach is very much the /MORIAR^Y BROTHERS/ Dldsmoblle-Pentlac-OMC cover, brown. Lynch, followed by several additional minutes for each side. for 8825,000, and the Royals offered $725,000. Trucks, roufe 83, Vernon. 5135.^ ______W. Center St., Monches exception these days. ... Like my brother Sam says, Talking of a specific case but requesting that certain Of the 25 arbitration cases heard t t o year, the 072^145.10______ter. 64M321.W______this is a cool nnedium.” C M C 19041904 Jim m y, v ^ player’s names be omitted, Sam Reich explained bis owners have won 16, the players nine. 9 that angle 'pidw wllh All of the arbitrators come from the American HOURS: 301-315 Center street Ford 1901 Chateau van. 5 speed, air, ps, block. procedure. Only one arbitratioh case, that of Didcie Schofield of Oswi i wningi W S s.n. mounting frame and hy Arbitration Association. Each year, the players’ uiiion ManchMje^jCmnectlcut 6 4 3 * 5 13 5 V-0, air, ps, pb, cruise. Lynch, sm W. Center St., “ In this case, we started with the 1987 signings of Von the California Angels, remaiiK j to he decided. PiLSSM.'WSs.m. Manchester. 64B4321.i^ draulics. 8401 Coll (914) and Rona’s group pick the arbitrators, and none can be Lynch, om W. Center St., 355-1261 evenlngsj Hayes and (several other All-Star quality players). We Schofield, who hit .240 and stole 23 bases in 1906, is Manchester. 646-4321.ir also referred to Wade Boggs and Don M a t t ^ y . We asking $475,000, while the Angels have offered 8306,000. ,« • .4 HutkiM host Pittsburgh today Pactre 107. Hiwkt 106 SOP Womtn Whalen at Civic Center tonight Jiti 6, Bruins 2 (tahrln Peete 7971— 141 Steve Pate Carolyn Wilson 192-506, Kay Moroz 71-71— 142 HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut men’s BaaketbaD HARTFORD - The Hartford Whalers (31-22-6), in H O C k e y Jock Renner 6973-142 INDtANA ntD 175-227-554, Judy Meek 190-511, Joyce Mark Brooks basketbaii team wili host the eighth-ranked Pittsburgh Tyler 178-503, Helen Zalegewskl 180-483^ first place in the Adanu Division, will host the Chicago 71-71— 142 Person 6-155-818,H.WIIIIams2-13»2, A Rick Dolpos 7973— 142 Panthers today at 1 p.m. in Big East action at the Civic Sllpanevich A ll 1M230, Flemlno4-7S813, Joanne Allard 451, Judy Sproao 457, Blackhawks tonight (7:30, Sportschannel, W n C ) at Kellh Clearwater Eleanor Brrooren 455, Cell Roy 484. _ L Winnipeg, MocLeon 27, 6973- 142 Center. The Huskies (2-11, 8-16) are coming off a 76-55 LengS-204-t21,Tlsdale4-74-612,Rlchardson the Civic Center. The Whalers will then travel to ^5?"'*'**-'''«fnbull, Win, molar Curt Byrum 7270— 142 03 00 0, Anderson 01 000, Maev 3-5 00 7. Roy Barr trouncing at the hands of St. John’s Wednesday night. NBA itindlngi Buffalo for a game Sunday night at 7:30 before they NHL atandinga (h ig ^ck lfM ), 1:40; Morkwort, Bos 6974— 142 Totals30813238107. Blossom Loaguo (charging), 5:30. Chip Beck 7972— 142 Pitt <16-3,21-5) was also beaten Wednesday, bowing to A TLAN TA (185) return home Wednesday night at 7:30 for a game with -Seeoita Period— 2, Winnipeg, Howerchufc Fred Couples 7269^142 Georgetown. The Panthers are tied for first place in the ■ASTCIIN CONmilNCC LevlngstonOIOI-117, Wllklns03414-1632, Roberta McCormick 175463, Judy WALESCGNFBIRNCB 37 (Smtfl, MocLeon), 1:21. 3, Winnipeg, Roger Atoltble 74-68-142 Wlllls501-211,RlversO7337,Wltlman 0900 the Boston Bruins. That will be the first of six Kikuo Aral conference with Syracuse. Pitt is led by 6-foot-lOcenter AtMnNc DMilen Relchenboch 199499, Barbara DeVito Smoll 15 (Otausson, MocLeon), 6:04 71-71— 142 W L Pet. O I 1^Koncak3-62-48,Carr1-100^McGee OW 196469, Pat Barker 178467, Janet consecutive home games for Hartford. Defenseman W L T F Penantes-4.arson, Bos, molor (tlght- Mike Donald 7972-142 Charles Smith, out of Warren Harding High School in Boston 39 14 .736 _ 1-214, G. Williams 1-4002.Totals 41-79 2028 Hattan 180-498, Francine Turgeon 459, Dana Murzyn will be lost from 5-10 days due to a PblloiMpMa 36 18 5 77 2)9 175 no),5:46; NeufWd, Win, molor (flght- Kuramoto Atasohlro 71-71— 142 Philadelphia J1 22 .585 8 105. Ruth Ann Glass 453, Donna Schmitt 45 6, NYltlondWS 25 25 8 58 193 194 Ing), 5:46; Atarkwort, Bos, double MorkMcCumber 7972-142 Bridgeport. Indiana 36 l i ■ 32— 187 sprained shoulder. Mike McEwen, who sat out the last NYRongari 15 36 8 Mike Reid The University of Hartford (13-12, 7-8) will visit Washington 28 23 .549 10 Betty Van Hone 177. 58 234 230 mt^(aoss-checklno, reughlno), 9:08; 74-68-142 New York 16 36 .308 22’A Atlanta 15 39 38 23— 185 two Whaler games, will fiU in for the injured WaMneton 21 28 8 54 192 230 Donnie Hammond 7972- 142 Niagara University (16-8, 12-4) for a 7:30 p.m. ECAC New Jersey 12 X .235 26 3-Polnt goals— Person, Long, Macy, 20-year-old. The Whalers are currently two points in Plttaburgh 31 27 W 52 310 309 Peter Jacobean 6974— 143 Central Dhdston McGee. Fouled out— Koncak. Rebounds— Eaatarn Bualnaaa NowJortoy 22 » 5 49 3 » 257 Third ^ o d — 4, Boston, Courtnoll 11 Buddy (tardner 7270— 143 North Atlantic Conference matchup. The Hawks are Indiana 50 (Stlponovlch 15), Atlanta 45 front of second-place Montreal. John Cook Detroit 33 17 .6tO H.Peters 159, B.Lavery 144, R.Marone (Simmer), 1:37. 5, Wkmlpeo, Small 16 7973- 143 coming off a 61-55 win Wednesday over New Atlanta 33 19 .627 I'A, (Wilkins 10). Assists— Incflona 21 (Stlpo- HorHord 31 22 6 68 201 193 (Howerchuk, MocLeon), 4:04. 6, Wln- Don Shlrey 71-72— 143 rwvlch 4), Atlanta 32 (Rivers 11). Total 140, R. Joiner 1634-403, S. Hanna 158-420, M o n tr^ 29 34 8 Ronnie Block Hampshire while Niagara trounced Boston University, Milwaukee 34 21 .618 I'A E. Roux 157, J.DonofrIo 141-420. 66 303 188 nloegjmall17(Carlvle,MacLean), 6:34.7, 71-72-143 Chicago 25 25 .5X 8 fouls— Indiana 23, Atlanta n . Technicals— Cougars play last home game Boston 38 36 5 61 230 301 Wnnlpeg, Boschmon 12 14:06. 8, Boston, Philip Parkin 7271— 143 100-78, Thursday. Indiana Illegal defense. A— 11,603. J.Burger 141-159402, P.Aceto 142-145, Quslioe 23 29 8 Don Pohl Indiana 26 27 .491 8Y9S). Wnnlpeg, Berthtaume (2918). Jeff Slumon 7974— 144 High; East Catholic at the Class L action at Bristol Pacific Division Cooper 1-5 2-2 4, Rombls 13 2-2 4. Totals Edmonton 38 M 5 81 279 303 A— 15,433. Jumbo Dzokl 6975— 144 Wi nnipsg 32 22 6 70 213 303 Dayld Peoples Central High and CHieney Tech is in the Class M L.A. Lakers 40 13 .755 4475 2221 110. Brewers sign Rob Deer J9rry Grsqson. Linesmen— 6 9 7 6 - 144 Porttand X 31 .611 7W CHICAGO (188) Eaatarn Buaineta Colgorv 33 34 3 68 229 315 John D'Amico, Wayne ^ r i W . Loren Roberts 7272- 144 competition at Foran High in Milford. The champion, Golden State 27 X .491 14 Banks 2322 6, Oakley 6-112215,Conlne LosAngsISS 34 27 7 55 236 2)5 Ray Stewart 7974- 144 runnerup, and third-place finisher in each weight class Seattle 25 X .472 15 7-121-215, Paxson4i0O09, Jardonll-2711-12 .M.DovIs 155408, L.Aceto 151, M.Roux MILWAUKEE — Outfielder Rob Deer, who led the Voncouvsr 18 34 8 44 197 237 Jim Gollapher 7975- 145 141, T.HarrIson 150, R.Joner 146, L.BottI UOs Gewiss Not f clodsd Tom Sledunorin in each of the four classes advance to the Sate Open on Phoenix 23 31 .415 18 33, Sellers 7-11 00 14, Threott 1-2 44 6, Milwaukee Brewers in home runs and RBI in last 7273- 145 L.A. Clippers 8 42 .160 XW PoquelteOI 000, Brawn 1-2002 Turner02 140, T.Fahey 142, L.Annulll 16M48-434, Sabnt 6, Rsngtrs 3 Gory Hal Ibera 74-71— 145 Feb. 28 at Glastonbury High School. S. Hanna 140, E.Roux 175-424, J.Malorca season, has signed a contract for the 1987 season, the ButtatoA N?V?TtanoiSr? Tim SImpeon 000. Totals39312022100. club announced Friday. 7273-145 In ice hockey action. East Catholic High, 5-10, will ^.Lakers 16 3715 31—118 186-406, R.Jerry 158-142-436, J.(jorneau Ostrolt 4 Qusbsc 3 Steve EHdnoton 74-71— 145 177-403, J.DonofrIo 161427, P.Scott ISO, Terms were not released. WlnMoso 4 Boston 3 Davis Love 7969^145 visit Notre Dame High tonight at 7; 15 at the West Lota Oonwt Net indwlMl CMcoao 38 18 18 16— 188 N.Y. llRaairi f $ Jodie Mudd 2Polnt goals— Oakley, Paxson. Fouled J.Stanchfleld 163, B.GoodIn 146. Deer, who hit 33 homers and drove in 86 runs last Toronto at Cotgary, (n) 7967— 145 Haven Rink. FfWov’t OoniM Standings: Melzen's 105, Pantry 105, Wostiington pt Vancowor, (n) ■ufhilo, Housley 15 Mike Bender 7975— 145 Ptillodelptila 123, Sacramento 91 out— None. Rebounds-Lakers 44 (Abdul- season, had a base salary of 180,000 in 1986 and earned R u ^ K » : » (H i), z MorkPfen While the East Catholic girls’ basketball team hasn’t Jobbor 7), Chicago 37 (Oakley 11). TAS 105, Oaks 06, W o o d ^k e rs 94, 7272— 145 Indiana 107, Atlanta 105 Mobil 73, Brown's 73, Annulll's 7-8, another $15,000 in incentive bonuses. Montrsol at N.Y. MondsrA 7:05 n.m. York, Loreurte 25 (Moloney), 11 :05. 3, Jerry Pate 6977— 145 made the state tournament, it will be involved in the All L.A. Lakers 110, Chlcaoo 100 Assists— Lakers 30 (Johnson 16), Chicago CMoogo M Hartford, 7:35 p.nL N»w. y offc>- Podubbny 34 (McKegney, Dove Elchelberger 27 (Paxson 8). Total fouls— Lakers 22, Wetherell 6-9, Irish Insurance 5-10, Deer, 26. came to the Brewers from the San 7273- 145 Connecticut Conference Tournament at Fairfield Dallas 122, San Antonio 107 Ringside 5-10, Post No. 8 5-10. Now Jsrssy at PIttAurgh, 7:35 g.m. ■^qy*^'’ l=P-P9f»°»«9«-Klslo,NY(hoek- Morris Hatoisfcy 7272— 145 Woshlnoton at Utah, (n) Chicago 25. Technicals—Chlcaoo, Illegal Francisco Giants in January of 1086. He batted. 232 last Boston at MInnssota, 8:35 g.m. Philip Jonas University. The seventh-ranked Eagles face Sacred Denver at L.A. Cllpoers, (n) defense. A— 18079. 7270-145 season when he set a Brewers’ club record for ONbsc at 9t. Loul4 8:35 p.m. Bob Twoy 7270- 145 Heart at 5 p.m. in a first-round game. The semifinals Sotuittay's Oomes Happy Holldaya PtiltadsleMa at Los Angslw , 10:35 mm. Hot SutlOT 7273— 145 New York ort New Jersey, 7:30 p.r strikeouts with 179. BBBBBg*ig B brns PeBedTeQggBlv are Monday night at Xavier High in Middletown. Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Sarah Lupacchino 151-367, Susan Edmonton at Winniosa. 3:35 nm . ■ »-< ^ .»9 n e .. Andteychuk), 11:07 Corey Povln Big East standings Brueckner 133, Dot Chrlstenseq 140. 6977— 146 Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Mandsrs at Now Jsrssy. 5:05 Joy Den Bloke 7271— 146 Utah at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Bis Rost Conference O'oll Cummings out for two games g.m. fSSSSP*!' ’I;*?- Z ' ■ufMlo, Housley 16 74-72— 146 Boston at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. W L W L Homs Englnaers Hqrttard at Buffalo, 7:05 g.m. By The Associated Press position,” Ripken said. “ Once the Reds’ camp on his own. By Ben Walker The Associated Press we’re there, anybody can win. We In Fort Myers, Fla., Kansas City The Baltimore Orioles and new can be contenders, whichmeans we Royals Manager Dick Howser Tim Raines, Lance Parrish, Andre Dawson and Bob manager Cal Ripken Sr., began a have a chance to win." greeted his pitchers and catchers. quest Friday. In a busy offseason, Peters set out Homer were in limbo. . "W e want to finish first,” Gen to strengthen problems areas at Howser, who underwent brain Reggie and Vida are back in Oakland, and Dick eral Manager Hank Peters said as catcher, second base and third surgery last year due to a cancer Howser is back in the dugout. 31 players Joined Ripken Friday to base. ous tumor, said, "N ot from day one Tom Seaver, Steve Carlton and Earl Weaver are open the American League club’s in the hospital did I ever feel like I gone, perhaps forever. He dealt starting pitcher Storm spring training camp in Miami for would not be here. I don’t want to be And the New York Mets are bigger and badder than Davis to San Diego for catcher the 29th consecutive year. The treated any differently than before. ever. Terry Kennedy and minor-league Orioles are coming off their oniy When I walk onto that field, I want This week, it all starts agitin. Pitchers'and catchers reliever Mark Williamson, and then last-place finish in their 33-year to hear the boos and the cheers.” already have reported to camp because it’s time for signed free-agent infielders Rick history. spring training and Baseball 1987. Burleson and Ray Knight. Last month, Howser said his new Pitchers and catchers reported to Can the Mets become the first team to repeat since third base coach Billy Gardner most spring training sites Friday, the 1977 New York Yankees? Will Roger Clemens Around the Camps: In Tampa. would manage the club If he cannot. dominate? When is Mike Schmidt going to hit his SOOth with the rest of the teams schedule Fla., the Cincinnati Reds’ pitchers to report at all the sites by the Gardner, who was fired as man home run? and catchers worked out and ager of the Minnesota ’Twins in 1985, middle of next week. Questions and more questions, part of the allure and inflelders Barry Larkin. Kurt Stil is to fill in as manager when Howser mystique of a timeless game. Every team can - dream of a lwell and Buddy Bell, outfielders cannot make road trips. Who will emerge as this season’s Jose Canseco and championship at the beginning of Dave Parker and Kal Daniels and Wally Joyner? Which teams will provide the surprises the spring, in the warmth of Florida infielder-outfielder Tracy Jones The New York Yankees, training at Fort Launderdale, Fla., an that Boston and Houston did? or Arizona. Peters, however, is were in camp early to work out on While workouts have started along Florida’s Gold dreaming in technicolor. their own. nounced Friday the signing of left-handed pitcher A1 Leiter and Coast and in the Arizona desert, there is uncertainty "W e’ re not talking about finish Manager Pete Rose has said that right-handers Bill Fulton and Mike over top free agents who have no place to go. “ I am getting anxious,” admitted Homer, who has ing third or fourth this season, and Jones, 25, who was used in the Armstrong to one-year contracts gotten only one offer, for a $1 million pay cut from San then maybe shoot for first next outfield last season, will be given a for the 1987 season. As members of Diego, and cannot re-sign with Atlanta — if he wants to year,’’ Peters said. “ Let’s go for chance this spring to challenge the Yankees’ 40-man roster, Leiter AP photo at all — until May 1. it.’’ either Daniels for the starting job in and Fulton were signed to major- Raines and Dawson, teammates in the Montreal Ripken, who became Baltimore’s left field, or Nick Esasl^ or league pacts, while Armstrong was Mets' manager Davey Johnson has outfield last season, face the same predicament during manager when Earl Weaver re non-roster player Terry Francona signed to a minor-league deal. asked members of the media to take it the free-agent freeze. So do catchers Parrish of tired for a second time, at the end of for the starting job at first base. easy on members of his World Series last season, was more restrained. Francona, 27, a veteran of six All three pitchers were at the Detroit, Rich Gedman of Boston and Bob Boone of "The first thing we have to do is big-league seasons with Montreal club’s Fort Lauderdale spring champs who have been in the headlines California, along with pitcher Ron Guidry of the New get into the hunt, into a competitive and the Chicago Cubs, is already in training site. for reasons other than baseball. York Yankees. Raines could be the player to keep Houston on top In the National League West, or put Los Angeles there. Parrish might help Philadelphia or St. Louis contend with the Mets. Media requested But so far, nothing. While owners continue to parry AP photo charges of collusion from the players’ union, several of the top stars may not be seen for the first month of the Petersburgh, Fla. The Mets officially to watch its step regular season. The Mets’ Lee Mazzilli sits in the ’Then there the 300-game winners, Seaver and clubhouse Thursday and talks to other open their spring training camp today. Carlton. Both had losing records last season, were early arrivals after a light workout in St. with Met players released and may not pitch again, although Carlton has been invited to Philadelphia’s spring camp for a tryout. Much of the managerial attention will be on Howser, Yankees, Danny Tartabull’s at Kansas City, Rick Pete Rose, having given up his roster spot to a minor returning to the Kansas City Royals after twice Dempsey is in Cleveland, Terry Kennedy’s in leaguer, will start Hie season as Cincinnati's manager, undergoing surgery for brain cancer. Baltimore and Storm Davis is in San Diego. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Davey Johnson, but he is ineligible to play until May. Surely there are a “ I take one day at a time,” said Howser, who left the manager of the New York Mets, pleaded his case on the few swings left in the bat of the game’s all-time hit Royals’ job last July. The biggest trade of the off-season was an eve of the opening of spring training before the seven leader. Uncertainty also surrounds Pedro Guerrero, trying eight-player deal that sent power-hitting outfielder A' regular beat writers who travel with the world Dave Kingman is still without a job while World to recover from an injury that wrecked his 1986 season, Kevin McReynolds from San Diego to the Mets. The champions, asking them to take it easy on his players, Series Most Valuable PlAyer Ray Knight got one in and pitchers Shane Rawley, Dan Petry and Dave Stieb swap was one of the few positive things that happened particularly those who ran into personal problems over Baltimore, signing a free-agent contract for $600,000 as they try to overcome arm problems. to the Mets since they completed their miracle, the winter. after turning down $800,000 from the Mets. Several teams will sport new uniforms, including the final-out escape and beat Boston In the World Series. " I t ’s been an active winter and we didn’t come out of Knight is one of the players new Baltimore Manager Astros’ toned-down look, and new faces are liberally Since then, Dwight Gooden, Ron Darling and Tim it looking too good,” Johnson said ’Thursday. “ But Cal Ripken Sr. — who replaces Weaver— is hoping can sprinkled throughout the leagues. Teufel had their run-ins with the law, and Darryl that’s history. It’s over. I don’t want to keep rehashing help reverse the Orioles’ first last-place finish in Reggie Jackson and Vida Blue re-signed with the A’s, Strawberry was In the papers for marital problems. it.” history. Other managers starting their first full with whom they won three championships, then Blue Manager Davey Johnson is counting the days until he seasons are Larry Bowa in San Diego, Tom Kelly in resigned from baseball just before spring training. can get all of his players back together and hopefully • AMONG ’THE OFF-SEASON problems, pitcher Minnesota and Tom Trebelhom in Milwaukee. Rick Rhoden and Gary Ward are now with the keep them out of trouble. Dwight Gooden was arrested in Tampa. Fla., for assaulting a police officer and subsequently entered a > \ no-contest plea that resulted in three years’ probation; infielder Tim Teufel and pitcher Ron Darling also Indians better figure on this being their year pleased n o^ntest to assault charges in a trial in AP ptwlo Houston and came away with one-year probations, and Plaza Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico, but canceled outfielder Darryl Strawberry’s wife filed for a legal Bv Ben Walker The Assacloted Press because he wanted to stay at another hotel that was Yankees’ coach Jeff Torborg (left) talks training for pitchers and catchers Friday separation, claiming Strawberry was violent with her. Baseball Notes more convenient for scouting winter league players. A with the catching squad in the dugout in Ft. Lauderdale. Johnson said he would meet Informally with a If the Cleveland Indians plan to win the American fire at the Dupont Plaza on Dec. 31 killed 96 people. during the opening day of spring number of individuals in order to clear the air. League East, they should try todo it this season. This is “ Some things also need to be said collectively, to the supposedly the last year they will enjoy the luxury of and having to immediately go into contract negotia On The Move; Minnesota’s Tom Brunansky and entire club,” he said. “ We could use a little better being the league’s "swing” team — the A L club that tions. ... ’The Oakland A ’s and Chicago White Sox Texas’ Pete Incaviglia are being switched from right apparently are intested in LaMarr Hoyt, pending image.” plays the final month against teams from the other field to left field this season. Atlanta’s Dale Murphy is Boyd npt content, but can sunfive division. The Indians have been swinging to even out Commissioner Peter Ueberroth’s decision on the being shifted from center field to right field, with the Johnson added: ‘"They’re young and very competi the schedule since 1984 and spent last year beating AL pitcher who was sent to prison because of drug Braves hoping newly acquired Dion James can fill the JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Dennis "A ll I could do was go in and say the Red Sox. He was 12-12 in 1984, tive. We just have to be less competitive off the field. West teams, going 52-32 against the weaker division.... charges. Hoyt, waived by the San Diego Padres in team’s n e ^ for a center fielder to bat leadoff. ’Those You know these guys. You travel with them. ’They’re “ Oil Can” Boyd lost his arbitration ’This is what I won. ’This is what I 15-13 in 1985 and 16-10 last season. Are the Atlanta Braves expecting to re-sign free agent December, won the AL Cy Young Award with the White guys may not mind moving, but Baltimore’s Lee Lacy hearing but says "it’s hard to be want,” ’ said Boyd, the 27-year-old He has won more games than any not the Bad News Bears or the Gas House Gang. Bob Horner after May 1? Maybe not. The Braves Sox in 1983, a team managed by Tony LaRussa, now may not be so happy. The Orioles are projecting a 1987 They’re not even the Oakland A ’s. upset with a half million doilars.” Meridian native and a former star other Red Sox pitcher over the past recently acquired Damaso Garcia from Toronto and manager of the A’s. ... The Cubs and Braves keep outfield of promising Ken Gerhart in left, Fred Lynn in “ I ’m not content with the way pitcher at Jackson State. "After three seasons. gave him No. 5 — the number Horner has worn most of talking, but are unable to work out a Rafael center and John Shelby in right, with the soon-to-be 38 3. things came out,” said Boyd, the that, it was out of my hands.” “ BUT WE NEED ’l l ) AVOID confrontation. Last Ramirez-for-Dennis Eckersley swap. ’The Cubs would Lacy going from left field to right-handed pinch hitter. Next stop for Boyd, he. hopes, is his career. Boston Red Sox right-hander, at a Boyd described the actuai hear year we were willing to confront anyone. And we did. not mind getting Ramirez as their third baseman as the -win level. celebrity roast Thursday night. ing as “ a guy sitting here, another 20 Now we only want our confrontations on the field. long as they don’t have to pay his $750,000 salary. B ILL BUCKNER ON THE World Series grounder; That’s all that concerns me. We’re not looking for THE HOT RUMOR IN the National League East is "But I didn’t suffer too much.” guy sitting over there. Iliere’s a “ I ’ve won 15. 16, but I ’ve got to " I ’m not going to talk to anybody about it. Once I get to fighto.” that Montreal already has traded third baseman Tim ’THE TEXAS RANGERS ARE pleased with the Boyd, through his agent, George rebuttal at the end, a little crossflre add to that plateau, go that one step spring training, that’s it. It’s beei blown way out of Reiterating his request that the media lay. off the Wallach to St. Louis for third baseman Terry Kalafatis, requested a 1987 salary in between. Basically, they’re further,” hesald. “ ’Thenyou’rethat progress on their new spring training field in Port proportion in the first place. Now that I ’ve seen the off-field problems over the winter, Johnson said: “ It’s Pendleton and pitcher Greg Mathews. There is o f 1899,000. But arbitrator Glenn telling you that you ain’t worth a bonafide guy who gets people out. Oiarlotte, Fla. Now, all they need is a name for the films, I know that we were not going to get Mookie Wong, a sports law professor at the (bleep). I didn’t say a word because old news. None of it will have anything to do with things speculation the deal has been made but not announced ballpark. Local residents are conducting a name-the- Wilson at first anyway. (Bob) Stanley was not going to University of Massachusetts, ruled nobody ever acknowledged me.” " It ’s basically on me to do it. Hey, that happen to us this season. I’ve never been one to live l^ a u s e the Expos are hoping St. Louis can sign stadium contest.... San Diego Padres Manager Larry be there. It’s just a mistake, and it’s still being blown that Boyd must settle for the Red Boyd is 47-44 with an earned run to win 20 games you have to damn in the past, and I don’t want my players to. I ’d Pendleton at a low salary, rather than acquiring him Bowa had New Year’s Eve reservations at the Dupont out of proportion.” ‘a Box’s offer of $550,000. average of 3.80 in flve seasons with near win five by yourself.” appreciate it if the media didn’t.” i « t k 4k ki » • • k * k i • ' ll. - .iiiit. 't I t i ti Buffalo still MHS romps; Pats clinch tie for CO C title on hot streak H.S. Ronndap ENFIELD — The issue was never in doubt as NHL Roanifaip Manchester High rolled to its fourth consecutive ■f victory, a 90-53 whipping of Enfield High in CCC East Division play Friday night. ^ 0 4f The Indians’ output was its highest of the season. By The Associated Press Manchester is now 10-7 overall and 8-4 in the CCC East |)^i> while the cellar-dwelling Raiders slide to 0-12 in the NEW YORK — Phil Housley and Doug Smith each division. 2-15 overall. scored a pair of goals as the hot Buffalo Sabres scored Manchester’s lead was 22-12 after the first turn and four times in the second period to beat the New York 42-30 at halftime. It moved to a 68-40 bulge after three Rangers 6-3 in the NHL Friday night. periods. "We had a sporadic first half,” said The victory was the seventh in the last eight games Manchester coach Frank Kinel. “We spurted and then for the Sabres, who are battling for the final playoff 4 played sloppy. We were more consistent the second , spot in the Adams Division under Coach Ted Sator, the / half” former Ranger coach who took over for Craig Ramsay Kinel wasn’t worried about this one from the starting last December. Sator’s victory gave him a 14-9-2 bell. "We weren’t blowing them out early but It really record, compared to the combined 17-22-4 mark of was never in doubt,” he said. Scotty Bowman and Ramsay. Sophomore center Paris Oates, senior forward The Sabres were losing 2-1 after the first period Cinque Barlow and senior guard Rob Greene each before reeling off four straight goals to take a lead they pumped in 17 points to lead the Indians. One of Greene’s never lost. hoops was a resounding slam dunk on a pretty feed The Sabres went in front when Housley scored a from junior point guard Matt Vaughn. Vaughn dished short-handed goal at 10:32 of the first period, his 15th of out 8 assists. Bruce Rosenberg was also in twin digits the season. He came in on a 2-on-l breakaway with for the Indians with 13 tallies. Mike Foligno and took a pass across the slot, beating Manchester is back in action ’Tuesday night at South John Vanbiesbrouck on the stick side. Windsor High before a big game at Clarke Arena New York’s Pierre Larouche scored at 11:05, one Friday night against East Hartford High. - second after a power play ended. Larouche shot a , fW l— Clnqoe Barlow • 1-317,Mott Veuohn 15-footer along the goal line from the side of the net, and I Mike Lata 3>47,ParltOi^81-3U,^Orotne73-6t7,DairrMGatMl the puck hit Tom Barrasso’s pads and went into the net 0-0 3, Jason Goddard 3 2-3 8. ratals 3811-22 40. Hereld photo by Plnlo between the pad and the posts. , JijnDombockSMI.OonnIsPelloflorl 1-2 Walt Poddubny put the Rangers up 2-1 with his 34th f^sw lek 4 8-1014, John GrocoO Coventry’s Jack Ayer (23) splits Bobcat SSY* StowoCorroto 1 ^24, Mike Molar 2004, Friday .night. Ayer netted 10 in Coven goal at 17:57. The goal was almost identical to Skip O'Connoll 100 2. Totals 1* 14-17 S3. defenders Mike Jarvis (44) and Derrik Larouche’s goal, as he shot from the side and the puck Threo-polirt Hold goals: Manchostor—Gatos O); Entlold— try’s 75-42 victory. went in off Barrasso|s pads. Dombock (1). Jerman (24) during their COC game Jet* 6, Brulm 2 At Winnipeg, Doug Small scored three goals for the Coventry clinches tie victory. first time in his NHL career and assisted on another as It was close throughout with East holding a 12-11 lead f: COVENTRY — Sixteen games have gone by the * - p, “'Sv-,' the Winnipeg Jets defeated the Boston Bruins 6-2 wayside for the Coventry High boys’ basketball team, after one quarter and Notre Dame taking the upper Friday ni^t. and 16 times it has come away with a victory. Friday hand at halftime, 21-20. The Knights su rg ^ to a 35-28 V * , 5 aj'*" - Boston goaltender Doug Keans played brilliantly as advantage after three periods. East came back, but night’s victim was Bacon Academy, to the tune of a never got the lead in the fourth stanza. we Bruins suffered their fourth consecutive loss HarsM photo by Tuekar 75-42 thrashing by the homestanding Patriots in Keans, who returned to action Monday after missing Charter Oak Conference action. Mike Sipples and Damian Canny each netted 10 five games with a groin injury, faced 33 shots and made points for East. A1 Walanla led Notre Dame with a Mike Liut (1) has been a stalwart in goal With the win. Coventry clinches at least a tie for the dozen points. several acrobatic saves. Montreal Canadians. The Whalers host COC title. ’The Patriots will play a makeup game today Winnipeg’s Paul MacLean scored a goal and added as the Whalers have risen in the Adams the Chicago Blackhawks tonight at 7:30 at 5:30 p.m. at Cromwell High. Bacon Academy’s Notre Dame also won the junior varsity game. 65-40. four assists for a five-point game, one off the Jets’ Division, currently on top of the record falls to 3-13. Brian Kennedy had 12 points for the 5-12 young Eagles. record. Dale Hawerchuk and Laurie Boschman also on Civic Center Ice with Liut scheduled East winds up its season ’Tuesday at home against St. standings by two points over the to start in goal. After struggling somewhat in the first quarter with ’Thomas Aquinas. scored for the Jets. the undersized Bobcate, the Patriots pulled away in the Boston’s Geoff Courtnall broke Jet rookie goaltender , MOTRB D A M I (411 - - Mike Pallodlno 200 5, Al Walanla 5 second quarter and had a commanding lead at the M Kelsh 4 4-4 10, Keith Bullock 3 4-4 10, Mark Daniel Berthiaume’s shutout bid with a goal at 1:37 of intermission, 39-23. CmMrie O a i a Steve Klrck 2 ^2 4. Total* 1414-17 41. the third period. Michael ’Thelven also scored for the "We had a little lead in the beginning (21-13 after the CATHOLie (48) — Damian Canny 1 8-9 10, Andy Bruins late in the game. Klepfer 01-21, Rob Stanford 5 2-214, T.J. Leahy 10-02, Dave Whalers begin stretch run first quarter), and then we extended it.” Coventry Price 01-21, Mike SlMle* 41-110, Brian Kenne!^)^2 2^iToe ^rthiaum e improved his record to 14-5-3. Keans coach Ron Badsteubner said. “We cleared the bench in Temkuno* 0 00 0, Andrew Seeger 0 OO 0. Total* 11 15-18 40. who is 12-5-2, has lost his last three starts. the fourth quarter. Everyone played.” NoVrS^»:;flS=,lf ">’• Bv Jim TIernov the Whaler turnaround. Herald Sparts Writer ourselves. It’s nice to have the Coventry led, 56-31, after three quarters. Senior Jon Red Wings 6, Nordlques 3 “If he’s isn’t the coach of the year majority of our road games out of Seymour led four Patriots in double figures with 16 At Detroit, Steve Yzerman scored twice and added in this league, I’m a monkey’s the way. We were in first place at Doints while Rhett Gibbs and Rich Reagan added 13 HARTFORD — As the saying uncle," the garrulous Whaler boss Girls Basketball thrw assists and Brent Ashton and Gerard Gallant goes, “nothing could be brigh the Christmas break, first place at -md 12, respectively. Jack Ayer chipp^ in with 10. rach netted their 31st goals Friday night, pacing the insisted. the All-Star break, and we want to Gibbs had three 3-pointers. ter...’’, is relevant to the somewhat Hartford, which will host Chl^ MHS edged out NortHqu^** Wings to a 6-3 NHL victory over the Quebec be in first place at the end of the Sophomore Derrick Jerman scored a game-high 17 improbable position the Hartford jcago tonight (7:30 p.m., Sport- season.” points in defeat. It was catchup the entire game for the Manchester Whalers find themselves in round sChannel, W’nC ), has the brunt of High girls’ basketball team Friday night against >1 his goals during a four-goal ing the final turn and heading into A decided advantage accompan first period, the most productive opening period of the its road games behind them, a key ying the division title would be the n Sevtnoor 8 0-214, Rich Rtogan 4 Enfield High. The Indians came close, but ran out of the home-stretch of the National factor for the Whalers and one 9 ^ L2: hSCP' Wal*h 40418, Jaion Garlck 22-2 4, Jack Avar404) season for Detroit, which won for the fifth time In six Hockey League season. home ice advantage throughout the gas and came up up on the short end of a 46-44 count in games. which Evans doesn’t want to stress. playoffs and, probably, avoiding a i ® «• ® Harrington CCC East Division action at Clarke Arena. Manchester The Whalers are atop the rugged “It was a hell of a challenge,” Oswoll OOOO, Scott Lurai 1 The fourth-year center took advantage of a sloppy Adams Division with a 31-22-6 first-round matchup with either ®-®^.-Twordv 2 Oa 4. Total* 34 2-4 75 falls to 3-9 in the CCC East. 4-14 overall while Enfield Quebec defense at the 1:57 mark to skate unmolested in Evans said of the arduous road Montreal or third-place Boston. t **£®**i i®** ~ F4nnall 1 2-3 4, Todd moves to 10-7 overall, 8-4 in the division. record, two points ahead of second- stretch his club experienced the ® ««> O, Mike Jarvi* 1 1-1 3, front of Nordlques netminder Clint Malarchuk and net place Montreal. Even for those In a season full of great expecta Manchester took the lead. 38-37, on a Val Holden his 21st goal on a power play. last two months, ‘"rhe remainder of tions, Whaler fans are gearing 2-?4 Total* 14 5^13 ^ *** Curran 2 layup with 3:32 left. Enfield came right back and directly involved with the organiza the season, of course, looks easy on Thro^poIntoMl*: Coventry— Gibb* (3), Aver (2). Yzennan added his second goal midway through the tion, Hartford’s ascent to the top themselves for what hopefully lies HotftImB: 9^23 Coventry Jenifer Olender scored to regain the lead for the period, banging Gallant’s pass past Malarchuk from paper. But, we can’t afford to relax ahead — A Stanley Cup title. Raiders. ’The visitors hung on from that point to notch rung of the league has come as a bit a moment. I can say I’m very proud close range Yzerman’s three assists completed his of a surprise. the victory. first five-point performance of the season and raised of our team." Of the 21 remaining WHALER NOTES - Evans said Eagles nipped Enfield led, 14-9 and 22-16, after the first the two “Certainly, our objective was Whaler games, 14 of those will be the shoulder injury sustained by his season total to 71 points. improvement (this season),’’ quarters. Manchester closed to within four, 34-30, Ashton’s goal increased the Red Wings lead to 2-0 played at the Civic Center. defenseman Dana Munyn isn’t as WEST HAVEN — Another Inch or two and East heading into the final period. Whaler coach Jack Evans said Hartford goalie Steve Weeks, bad as originally thought. He could Catholic and Notre Dame may have been playing before former Detroit player Basil McRae trimmed Friday at the team’s monthly press Holden and Prescott each tallied 11 points for the the margin at 9:21. After Yzerman stretched the lead to who has been played an integral play Sunday in Buffalo.. .Defense- overtime Friday night. But Rob Stanford’s basket at Indians while Kris Voisine added 10. Sharon Leonard luncheon. “To be on the top of our role as Mike Liut’s more than the buzzer was worth only two points and East fell one Quebec’s Anton Stastny and the man Joel Quenneville began skat scored a game-high 20 points for Enfield. Manchester’s division at this time, even in my capable backup, reflected a bit on ing Thursday and It’s hoped he’ll be short as it was nipped by Notre Dame. 41-40, in All Hereld photo by Plnlo Red Wings Darren Veitch traded goals late in the wildest dreams, I didn’t think we’d next game is Monday when it hosts South Windsor High opening period as Detroit held a 4-2 advantage last season as a motivating factor back in three weeks... A celebrity Connecticut Conference action. at 7:30. improve that much.’’ for the success story this year. hockey game pairing some of There was a little question about Stanford’s shot Where’S the basketbali? That’s what Gallant converted Yzerman’s centering pass at 8-06 Evans should definitely be com -.■If nancy Rivard 21-15, Sharon Leonard92-4 of the s ^ n d period for his ninth goal in 10 games “I don’t think we’re surprised Hollywood’s elite against the being worth three, but only briefly. Stanford had his 2®.' Golden 300 4, Stephanie Boudreau 30-4 4, Kim Tyler Coventry’s Rich Reagan (30) and the mended for a job well done, no we’re here (in first place)," the Whaler old-timers will take place best game of the year with a game-high 14 points to lead **oGo''’o®®-’ ®< Olender2004.Totol* before the Nordlques’ Mark Hunter and Detroit’s matter what the final outcome of 21 4-12 46 Bobcats’ Derrik Jerman (24) are wond Adam Oates swapped third-period goals. 28-year-old Weeks said. “Toward before the Whalers’ game against East, but it wasn’t enough as the Eagles lost their 17th MANCHBSTBR (44) — KrI* Cool OOOO, Vol Holden 35-811, this season may bring. Emile the end of last season, something Los Angeles on March 22. Expected in 19 outings. East went to 1-14 in the ACC with the loss. Krl*Vel*lne4^210,ErlnPre*cott51-311,BarbO'Brlen004)0, ering as they gaze skyward during The Red Wings. 26-25-8, increased their Norris Francis, the Whaler president and Chrl* Rovegm 01-21, Ll*a Cartier 2 5- 4 9, Jen Faber 0 ^2 2. started to happen during the to play for the celebrities will be ’The Green Knights improve to 10-5, 12-7 with the Total* 1414-22 44 Friday’s action at Coventry. Division lead to three points over idle Minnesota general manager, gave Evans the playoffs. A confidence developed Quebec, winless in its last three, fell to 23-29-8 Michael J. Fox, Michael Keaton, supreme compliment for his part in and we started to believe in and Richard Dean Anderson. Monday, Fel iBaiidtPstrr iirrali'i First-place Whalers begin stretch drive Bv Martin Cr SPORTS — Story on page 54 The Assoclati , WASHINGT ,‘omy will shov this year wi another reces into the future, of the nation’s predicted tods In its latest Association c mists said it I INDIANA than three ir current recovi mentum after sluggishness. The econom this year- will from the anem with the Jol GETS BY slightly and ii steady at cun Where a Dei 32 percent surveyed fore for 1987, that f to 17 percent. HAWKS "There is n Stall NBA Roandap it oil By The Associated Press ATLANTA—Steve Stipanovich scored a season-higb buiU 30 points and nnade two decisive free throws with 21 seconds rennaining as the Indiana Pacers overcame an HARTFORI eight-point deficit in the finai two minutes to edge the tion is so cri Atianta Hawks 107-10S NBA victory Friday night. Office Buildin The victory snapped the Pacers’ 15-game losing lar doughnut streak at The Omni. Indiana last won there on March courtyard in t 20, 1981. center will Stipanovich’s free throws gave the Pacers a 106-105 more offices. lead and Vem Fleming added another with 11 seconds The state is to play Just after a turnover on Atlanta’s Dominique a second offic Wilkins as he was spinning around to attempt a shot. door. In fact, Glenn Rivers missed a 10-footer in the closing nfioney in it for seconds and Atlanta failed on two subsequent tip-in JUe hired beca attempts. Uor them to wi Stipanovich hitnineofll field goals attempts and all " “We have a 12 of his free throws. He also had 15 rebounds. elbows,’’ sail spokesman fo 76«ra 123, Kings 91 Administrativ At Philadelphia, Andrew Toney scored a season-high oversees state 32 points as tte Philadelphia 76ers, leading twice by as 2 ' Barnett sai many as 42 points, routed the Sacramento Kings 123-91 ^ a t e how r Friday night in the NBA. Authorized in I ’Trailing 12-6 early in the first quarter, Philadelphia runfilled becai went on a 13-2 run, with Toney scoring 10 points. ’The space. Sixers led 25-8 with 2:53 left in the period, held a 62-40 : The Bureau halftime lead and built a 98-56 advantage with 28 ann of DAS seconds left in the third quarter on a Charles Barkley proposals fi layup. property owi Barkley added 18 points and 17 rebounds for the 330,000 square 76ers, while Roy Hinson and Maurice Cheeks had 17 .Barnett said tl apiece. Cheeks added 11 assists as the 76ers won their the space whil third straight game. state facilitiei Reggie ’Theus had 22 points to lead the Kings, and He said em| Otis ’Thorpe added 20. mentsofEnvi Toney’s 32-point performance came on the heels of a :and Revenue 27-point game Wednesday against Golden State. The ■some from Uu bulk of his scoring came in the flrst and third periods, Iwill be moved when the guard connected for all but one of his points. :-” Wlth thos Jects) on the d LakBfB 110, Bulls 100 yet available! Harald photo by Pinto with some of At Chicago, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, becoming the ,short run in oi first NBA player ever to score 36,000 career points, Coventry High’s Jon Seymour gets his night in Coventry. The Bobcats’ Todd 'where we I connected on a skyhook and hit two key free throws in shot off as he gets inside Bacon Tamburri (20) and Patriots’ Jason atate-owned s the final 2:32 Friday night to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 110-100 victory over the Chicago Bulls. Academy defenders Larry Curran (41) Garick (14) watch the action. Seymour and Bili Cameron (22) during their had 16 points in Coventry’s 75-42 Tam to page 48 Charter Oak Conference game Friday victory. See story on page 55. 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