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I Bv John F. Kirch the financial agreement between Herald Reporter the town and Homart, one of the largest mall developers in the N A local property owners’ associa­ United States. tion is threatening legal action to However, town officials have said 54 block part of the town of Manches­ that the agreement is an important ter’s tax increment finance agree­ part of the mail project. Wittout it, ment with the developers of the they contend, the mail’s develop­ proposed Mall at Buckland Hills — ment in Manchester would be a move that could jeopardize the impossible because the site is entire project. extremely expensive to develop. Betty Sadloski, president of the Under the agreement, the town Manchester Property Owners As­ would issue up to $13 million in tax sociation, said this morning that the increment bonds to pay for public action could include seeking an improvements in northern injunction against the 785,000- Manchester. square-foot shopping center, which The town would then use the is being proposed in northern increase in real estate taxes from Manchester by the Homart Devel­ the mall property to pay off the opment Corp. of Chicago. Interest on the bonds ovbr a 19-year 55 Manchester attorney Bruce period. ’The eventual cost of the Beck, who represents the associa­ bonds has been placed at about $21 tion, said he couldn’t give details. million, but town officials have said He did say, though, that the Manchester could receive $29 mil­ injunction could be sought within lion to more than $50 million in real the next few days. estate taxes from the mall site. He said the association was not Sadloski doesn’t buy that argu­ trying to block the mall itself, only ment. The taxes would go into a special fund to pay off the bonds, Herald photo by Tuefcer she said, and not into the General Fund, where it wouid benefit the Iran nears town. Two residents make their way across a snow-covered National Weather Service said another storm is expected “ The bottom line is, the town will downtown Main Street on Sunday after a 'Storm left to leave between 6 and 8 Inches of snow tonight. not get the tax dollars,” she said. several inches of snow and slush in the area. The “ ’They will go to pay off the bonds." Iraqi city Sadloski said the bonding plan should go before town voters in a NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran referendum like other bond issues. She said it is unfair to subsidize the Storm leaves mess, but few problems said its forces today smashed through enemy defenses to push giant Homart company, when smalier local businesses have oper­ toward Iraq’s No. 2 city of Basra By The Manchester Herald Police and fire departmentsailmen in tary outages, which didn’t cause through tonight. 9 ated independently for years. and were poised to take four more and The Associated Press Manchester and area towns re­ any problems. “ If they had a series Throughout Connecticut, roads “ No one is giving money to islands in the Shatt-al-Arab water­ ported no accidents as a result of of them, they tend to get annoyed,” were slippery and driving condi­ downtown to help them." Sadloski way on the southern front. Manchester residents appear to Sunday’s storm. she said. tions were dangerous Sunday. said. Iraq reported its warplanes today have become used to the winter Manchester Memorial Hospital “ Last night was mostly sand­ Police reported many minor, Sadloski’s comments echoed the attacked four Iranian cities, includ- weather, as evidenced by a lack of spokesman Andrew Beck said no ing,” said Keith Chapman, Man­ weather-related traffic accidents. concerns of local businessmen, who .'ing the holy city of Qom, and a problems or injuries reported after injuries were reported and the chester highway superintendent. criticized the bonding plan during a ’The state Department of ’Trans­ missile battery in “ destructive a Sunday morning snowstorm hospital functioned as usual. Town crews went out at 11:30 a.m. public hearing Nov. 6. However, in portation had all its forces out, raids.” quickly turned to rain and left town Officials at Northeast Utilities Sunday and stayed out until 11 p.m. December the Manchester Board of plowing, salting and sanding the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein streets a swamp of muck and brown called the storm minor. “ In the Six snow trucks were out all night, Directors approved the financial roads, a department spokesman called a meeting in which political slush. central region, we had no signifi­ coming in at4a.m.. Chapman said. agreement with Homart. At the said. leaders praised their army for Officials were bracing for a cant outages,” said Jose Chavez, Workers spent this morning time of the vote, the directors said “ foiling the enemy’s evil intentions storm expected this afternoon that contimunity relations manager for trying to clear the slush off the Bradley Airport closed around townspeople misunderstood the ■ against great Basra,” Iraq’s offi­ forecasters say could leave as the region that includes Manches­ streets before this afternoon’s 4:30 p.m. Sunday due to a slick agreement. cial Baghdad radio reported. much as 6 to 8 inches of snow. A ter and Bolton. expected storm hits. “ It’s not a lot runway, but re-opened two hours Assistant Town Manager Steven Western correspondents who vi­ National Weather Service spokes­ Marilyn Brossmer, community of snow but it’s still difficult,” later after airport crews plowed ice R. Werbner said today that the sited Basra last week said Iranian man said a storm moving north out relations manager for the utility’s Chapman said. “ It’s a lot of work.” from runways and spread de-ldng bonds would only pay for public shells were landing at a rate of one of the Mississippi Valley was northern region, which includes The 19 members of Chapman’s agents on the surfaces. But freezing improvements on public land and per minute and many people were expected to bring heavy Andover and Coventry, said some crew and six or seven contracted rain caused the airport to close not for improvements on private leaving the southern port city, precipitation. residents reported a few momen­ trucks were prepared to work again at 8 p.m. for another hour. which has a population of 1 million. property. ; The fall of Basra would be a The improvements would extend major blow to Hussein’s govern- beyond the mall project, Werhner .. ment. Iran has claimed steady said, and would help open up the ’ progress toward the city since it entire North End for the rapid Racial incidents stir memories of King launched a major attack across the economic expansion anticipated. southern border Jan. 9. “ We have an opportunity now to By Pete Brown unveiled outside. In Birmingham, accept for her. Iran’s official Islamic Republic develop that area In a comprehen­ The Associated Press Ala., about 250 people Sunday night Two of King’s lieutenants, the News Agency, monitored in Nico­ sive fashion that we have some Town program took part in a candlelight march. Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, sia, said Iranian forces overnight control over,” he said. “ We have Federal and many state workers slated tonight Memories of King were stirred former head of the Southern - crossed the Jasim River 6 mUes the opportunity to phase in develop­ got the day off today as Americans Saturday when a group of civil Christian Leadership Conference, : east of Basra. ment to bring in tax dollars now. observed Martin Luther King Day, — story on page 3 rights marchers on a “ brotherhood and the Rev. Hosea Williams, an “ Moslem combatants of Iran The return on the town’s Invest­ their memories of the slain civil anti-intimidation” walk through an Atlanta councilman, were to lead smashed through the Iraqi defense ment is tremendous.” rights leader stirred by recent all-white Georgia county were an afternoon parade followed by a Wernber also rejected the re­ line east of Basra in heavy outbreaks of racial violence in the that have a public holiday for King. pelted with rocks and bottles. Eight march led by the King family. quest for a referendum. Because fighting,’’ killing or wounding 2,000 North and South. Some states honor King on his people were arrested and several Iraqis since late Sunday, the the town’s full faith and credit is not In Selma, Ala., a parade retrac­ “ We cannot just remember the birthday, Jan. IS. marchers were injured. ing part of a bloody 1985 civil rights agency reported. behind the bonds, no vote is dream and the dreamer, we must Events scheduled for the day Civil rights leaders vowed Sun­ march was planned along with a ’The report said Iranian troops in required, he said. Officiais have implement the dream,” the Rev. included the ringing of bells in state day to march again some day prayer and candlelight vigil at a “ lightning attack” surround^ an said that the developer would he Jesse L. Jackson said Sunday in Capitol buildings, churches and through the county, where blacks Edmund Pettus Bridge, site of a 9 Iraqi mechanized division in the required to reimburse the town if New York, urging listeners to schools across the nation, a cerem­ were terrorized and driven out in violent clash between marchers area, inflicting heavy losses and the mall project fails after the march to protest an attack by a ony at the Liberty Bell in Philadel­ 1912. and law enforcement offlcrs. bonds are issued. white mob Dec. 20 that left a black damage. phia, and marches in King’s native “ We feel very strongly about the In New York, the lawyers for two man dead. Atlanta. right to make a non-violent march, victims of the racial attack in the Civil rights leaders in Georgia on Financial markets stayed open, as we did throughout the ’60s. We Howard Beach section of Queens r PhHo Sunday said they would march but schools, banks and government have a right to march without being planned a memorial service and a again through an all-white county TODAY’S HERALD offices in some states were closed. beaten up,” said Coretta Scott march today in memory of King where a biracial brotherhood ory. King, a Baptist preacher King, the slain civil rights leaders’s and Michael Griffith, who was march Saturday was met by rock- awarded the 1984 Nobel Peace widow. chased to his death in front of a car Storm watch Meet the QriEzwells and bottle-weilding protesters, in­ Today's events called for a Prize for his leadership of the civil during the attack. Winter storm watch today and “Tlie Grizwells,” a new comic cluding members of the Ku Klux rights movement, was born in 1929. wreath-laying at King’s tomb in Klan. Atlanta, after which Mrs. King was “ The point of the march is to show tonight. Tonight, snow ending after strip by Bill Schorr, makes its debut He was shot to death by a sniper in Today is a holiday for federal to bestow the Martin Luther King that there is a connection from midnight, possibly accumulating 6 today in a new feature on page 2: Memphis, Tenn., in 1988. workers around the country, and On Sunday, a Milwaukee postal Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prise on Montgomery to Johannesburg to to 8 inches. Low 20 to 25. ’Tuesday, “ Comics Sampler.” for employees of the District of station was named in King’s honor Philippine President Corazon Howard Beach to Georgia,” said partly sunny. High 30 to 35. Details From time to time, the Herald Columbia and most of the 40 states and a bronze sculpture of him was Aquino. A representative was to lawyer C. Vernon Mason. on page 2. will use the space on page 2 to show off new comics, or to print strips No problems — yet that may be dropped. The aim is to 7 get reader reaction. Volunteer Ore departments in West Germany warned against swap Andover, Coventry and other small Index towns in the area are having problems maintaining enough qual­ 20 pagot, 2 soeOens BONN. West Germany (AP) — A whether the two cases are linked. Hamadi be extradited so he can be mail by terrorists, more terrorist ified emergency medical techni- senior member of Parliament ’The businessman, Rudolf Cordes, tried on air piracy and murder acts will follow. Advice. Lottery___ dans. So far the shortage has not today warned the government was abducted in Beirut on Satur­ charges in connection with the TWA ’ "Those who are aware of the Business _ _ 18 led to problems in providing Obituaries. against swapping a West German day. On ’Tuesday, authorities in hijacking, during which a U.S. tendency toward terrorist acts in ambulance service, but the poten­ Classffled _ 18-20 Opinion __ businessman kidnapped in Beirut Frankfurt arrest^ a Lebanese Navy diver was killed. the Middle East know that the tial is there. “ You never know with Comics e People. for a Lebanese man accused of man, Mohammad All Hamadi, acceptance of Mackmall increases volunteers. Things change so Connecticut _ _ 7 Sports _ _ 11-15 hijacking a TWA jetliner in 1985. when he arrived from Beirut Hans Stercken, chairman of the chances of new acts,” Stercken, much, you’re at the mercy of the Entertainment 17 TalavMon__ 17 ’The Foreign Ministy, however, carrying methyl nitrate, a sub­ Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Com­ a member of the governing Chris­ peofde out there,” on fire chief said. Focus _ _ _ _ 18 U.8./Worid___ 9 said it has still not heard from the stance often used in explosives. mittee, said today that if the Bonn tian Democrats, said in an inter­ Story on page S. Locel news.3,10 Waamor______2 kidnappers and doesn’t know Tbe United States has requested government succumbs to black­ view with SaarUmd Radio. MANCHESTER HERALD^ Monday. Jan. 19. 1987 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 19.19«7 Program Manch^ter/Area WEATHER on King Towns in Brisf Connecticut forecast Hawk knew where It was going is tonight A redtail hawk that was recovering at the Lutz Children’s Central, Eaitem Interior, Sonthweot Interior: Winter storm watch today and tonight. Museum after getting its talon ensnared in a muskrat trap last Toni|d>t. snow ending after midnight, possibly Manchester will celebrate the week was released Saturday morning at the East Hartford field accumulating 6 to I inches. Low SO to SS. Tuesday, birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King where it was injured. partly sunny. High M to 35.. Jr. tonight with songs, speeches “I didn’t expect him to take off so quickiy,” said John J. West Coastal, East Coastal: Winter weather and films on the civil rights leader Spaulding Jr., curator at the Main Street musuem, who, with two advisory today and tonight. who changed the course of Ameri­ others, set the bird free. “ He Just saw the open sky and went for Toni^t, snow, possibly accumulatlngStoSinches can history. it.” before ending after midnight. Windy and colder This year’s celebration will kick The adult bird of prey was flying around in captivity Friday in with blowing and drifting snow. Low 25 to 30. Clay Ka-Boom! off at 7:30 p.m. at Center Congrega­ preparation for the release, which was postponed because there tional.Church on Center Street and Tuesday, partly sunny. High around 35. The Middle East today is the scene of ancient conflicts were too many people In the area. The male hawk was brought to will follow last year's format. It is Northwest Hills Winter storm watch today and the museum Thursday by a hunter who found it caught in the fought with modern weapons. But even some o f the one of many celebrations taking tonight. trw . weaponry is not that modern. As early as the tenth place throughout the country on the Tonight, snow possibly accumulating 6 to 8 inches, ’The bird showed signs of stress Friday, including inactiveness, century, Arab armies used primitive hand grenades. federal holiday. but Spaulding said the bird’s behavior changed l^fore it was before tapering off to flurries after midnight. Low The main speaker will be Floyd near 20. 'Tuesday, partly sunny. High 25 to 30. According to David Loma’B220I Fascinating Facta, the freed. “ He was giving us all kinds of hard tim e,” he said. 40 L. Bass, director of the Center for Spaulding said the hawk flew toward Hai^ord. “ grenades were made of terra cotta shaped to fit the Black Studies at the University of Low “ He obviously knew where he was going,” Spauiding said. Temperatures Coastal forecast contours of the hand, filled with inflammable naphtha Connecticut. His talk on King is and covered with relief designs to prevent them from entitled “ Celebrate a Victory or Recall a Dream.” Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and slipping when being thrown.” Parkade buyer closer to closing Montank Point: Small craft advisory. The evening will start with an J invocation by the Rev. Newell Wind northeast 10 to 20 knots and gusty today. DO YOU KNOW — What nation in the Middle East A New York developer negotiating to buy the Manchester FRONTS: Curtis and greetings from Mayor Northeast shifting to the northwest and increasing has the largest reserves o f petroleum? Parkade wiii meet with his banks Tuesday to schedule a closing Barbara B. Weinberg and Town date for the sale. Warm Cotd-v^ to IS to 25 knots and gusty tonight. Northwest 15 to 25 FRIDAY’S ANSWER — The 21st Amendment repealed Manager Robert B. Weiss. Amran Oron, who said he would like to convert the strip knots and gusty Tuesday decreasing by late A musical selection will be Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Statior^ry ^ afternoon. Prohibition. shopping center into an enclosed mall, said this morning he wiil 1-19-87 *’ Knowledfle Unlimited, Inc. 1987 performed by the Manchester High Seas increasing to 2 to 4 feet this afternoon and School Jazz Band and several probabiy close the deal with the present owners. Cutter Reaity continuing through Tuesday. prominent Manchester residents Corp. of Stamford, by the beginning of February. Visibility lowering to below 3 miles, frequently will give reflections on how King, In the past, Oron has promised a closing date only to say later N A TIO N A L FO R EC A ST — The National Weather Service forecast for A Newipaper In Education Program A that problems had delayed the sale. However, the New York below 1 mile in rain, drizzle and fog today and Sponaoredby who was assassinated April 4,1968, Tuesday predicts flurries for most of New England with showers predicted tonight. Improving Tuesday. The Manchester Herald affected their lives. developer said this morning that all the problems had been for portions of Florida. Flurries are also predicted for portions of the Great Among those giving the reflec­ resolved and negotiations were progressing well. Lakes and Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado, changing to snow. tions will be Nancy Carr, executive Oron has said he wants to make the 400,000-square-foot Across the nation director of the Manchester Area Parkade a viable economic force in Manchester to compete with HGTild photo by Tuokor Conference of Churches; Thomas the 785,000-square-foot Mall at Buckland Hills being planned for Snow fell on broad sections of the nation from New Almanac Stringfellow, a member of the northern Manchester. England to the Northwest today and rain ranged Manchester Interracial Council; Oron said he may have interested tenants to fill nearly 52,000 from the South to the Midwest, prompting numerous April showers Frank Smith, co-chairman of the square feet of empty retail space. Today is Monday, Jan. 19, the sion for the first time, with the high-water alerts. Martin Luther King Day commit­ N 19th day of 1987. There are 345 permission of President Dwight April Castagna enjoys a stroll through left about half an inch of rain and one Freezing rain extended from Arkansas into tee; and Robert Vater. one of five Concert celebrates booster club days left in the year. This is D. Eisenhower. the snowfall on Autumn Street Sunday inch of snow, which in combination with Manchester residents who took Missouri and Illinois and was scattered across parts Ten years ago: In one of his last Martin Luther King Day, in honor part in the 1965 march to Montgo­ BOLTON — The high school’ s Jazz band and its stage choir will of Pennsylvania and Maine. official acts in office. President afternoon. "It’s so beautiful, I wanted to the freezing temperatures made for slick of the civil rights leader bom Jan. mery, Ala. perform Wednesday in elementary school to celebrate the Winter storm warnings were in effect in sections Gerald R. Ford pardoned Iva take a walk,” she said. Sunday’s storm conditions. 15, 1929. The reflections will be followed formation of a music and arts booster club. All interested Bolton of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois and Toguri D’Aquino, an American Indiana. by a second musical performance, and Willington residents are welcome to attend the event, to be Today’s Highlight in History: who had made wartime broad­ by Robert Wilson. Snow fell from central New England Into New held in the all-purpose room at 7:30 p.m. F ifty years ago, on Jan. 19, casts for Japan as “ Tokyo Rose.” Joan O’Loughlin, chairwoman of York, and in parts of Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, The booster club group, Bolton ABC’S — Art, Band, Chorus and 1937, millionaire Howard Hughes the Manchester Martin Luther Oklahoma, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and set a transcontinental air record Five yearn ago: Six children Technicians in short supply Strings — is being organized to publicize and to involve the town King Scholarship Fund. will discuss in school concerts and art exhibits. Idaho. by flying his monoplane from Los and one teacher were killed when the fund and introduce two Man­ Art teacher Susan Van Sikle and band director Timothy Rain spread from eastern Arkansas across Angeles to Newark, N. J., in seven a water heater exploded at the chester residents who are recip­ Ketterer will talk about the cultural events planned for the rest of Georgia and northwest Florida, the Tennessee hours, 26 minutes and 25 seconds. Star Elementary School in ients of the scholarships and attend Valley, the Carolinas, Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. Spencer, Okla. for small-town ambulances Seton Hall University. the school year. Refreshments will be served. On this date: Heavy rain prompted flood advisories in sections The program will end with In 1736, James Watt, the One year ago: The space of Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, By George Loyng Cooper said. “ If the economy is has been helping out the South End refreshments at the church hall and DIsMct postpones Its meeting inventor of the steam engine, was shuttle Columbia was reported in Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey Herald Reporter good, they’d rather be going out on calls during the day. a film on King’s career. bom in Scotland. “excellent condition” one day and New York. ^ there skiing or playing tennis,” he In Bolton. Fire Chief James The Manchester celebration was The Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors has postponed after returning from its often- Winter storm watches for heavy snow were posted In 1807, Robert E. Lee, the Volunteer fire, departments in said. EMTs can be called out early Preuss said there is not a problem organized by a committee of tonight’s meeting to Thursday because of Martin Luther King delayed mission. in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, commander in chief of the Andover, Coventry and other small in the morning, and often come in providing medical service be­ Manchester residents, including Day. The board will meet at 7 p.m. at the Eighth District New York and a large po^on of New England. Confederate armies, was bom in Today’s Birthdays: Actress towns in the a^ea are having home muddy, wet and cold, he said. cause Bolton contracts with Man­ co-chairmen Smith and Stephen T. firehouse on Main Street, District President Walter Joyner said Today’s forecast called for snow across the Stratford, Va. Jean Stapleton is 64. Actor Fritz problems maintaining enough qual­ One reason the problem hasn’t chester Ambulance Service for Cassano. this morning. northwest Plains and from northern Minnesota In 1809, author Edgar Allan Poe Weaver is 61. PB-S newsman ified emergency medical techni­ become a crisis is that the towns service. However, he said that Although King’s birthday was across the Great Lakes region, western sections of was bom in Boston. Robert MacNeil is 56. Singer Phil cians. So far the shortage has not belong to a mutual-aid system, there could be a problem in having Thursday, today is the official Volunteers needed at airport the Ohio Valley and much of New York state to Everly is 48. Actress Shelley ied to problems in providing under which EMTs from other enough firefighters on duty if the federal holiday. Last year was the In 1825, Ezra Daggett and his The Retired Senior Volunteer Program is seeking people 60 central and southern New England; and snow Fabares is 43. Singer Dolly ambulance service, but Uie poten­ towns are called in to help. number of volunteers declines. first time it was celebrated as a nephew, Thomas Kensett, ob­ tial is there, officials said. years of age or older to Join other volunteers in staffing the showers scattered across the Tennessee and lower Parton is 41. ABC newswoman “ There’s been no problem only “ We’re not bad yet, but there’s federal holiday and today 40 states tained a patent for their process “ You never know with volun­ because the mutual-aid system recognize it. information booth at Bradley International Airport. The service Mississippi valleys and from the northern Plains Ann Compton is 40. Actor Desi always the need for more people," of storing food in tin cans. teers. ’Things change so much, itself works so well,” said Jeff he said. Coventry and Andover M ORNING W EATHER — Today's weather satellite photo recorded at 2 across the Rockies to the Great Basin. Am az Junior is 34. would be for a minimum of four hours weekly beginning Feb. 1. you’re at the mercy of the people Vannais, chief dispatcher for Tol­ officials said they do not have Responsibilities will include answering questions and a.m. shows stormy weather In the East. An extensive shield of cloudiness The forecast also called for rain, freezing rain, In 18K, Verdi’s opera “II out there,” said North Coventry Teen held after Thought for Today: "When land County Mutual Aid, which firefighter shortages, but also said distributing literature to provide the public with information on sleet and snow across northern and western Trovatore” premiered in Rome. Fire Chief Richard Cooper. includes Andover, Bolton and they were concerned about the promises a mixed bag of precipitation ranging from thunderstorms over people are free to do as they Connecticut tourism. Pennsylvania; rain changing to snow in southern in 1861, Georgia seceded from In Andover, for example. Chief Coventry. future. leaving hospital the Southwest to freezing rain and snow over parts of the Mississippi Indiana and southern Ohio; rain from the southern the Union. please they usually imitate each Benefits include partial reimbursement for mileage and Curtis Dowling said there are 15 However, Vannais said that over “ I think it’s going to come to the A teenager facing trial bn Valley and central Plains. The West has some patchy cloudiness with Just New England coast to much of the mid- and south In 1955, a presidential news other.” — Eric Hoffer, American meals, free parking, congenial atmosphere and insurance EMTs in the department, but often the past few months, the central time when towns like us are going to robbery charges was arrested benefits through R.S.V.P^ of Greater Hartford. Training and a scattering of light snow. Atlantic Coast states. conference was film ed for televi­ social philosopher (1902-83). only two people are available dispatch in Tolland has had to call have paid personnel,” Preuss said. Sunday on trespassing charges orientation arq provided following an interview with an R.S.V.P. during the day. Dowling said he in more backup units than before. Another option is to extend paid, after he left a psychiatric hospital coordinator. would like to have at least 20 EMTs. In Coventry, the South End private service. “ It seems like the in Hartford, police said. 9 For more information about the program or other volunteer and more available from 7 a.m. to 4 department operates an ambu­ trend is to get the professional Police arrested Scott C. Ciak, 18, opportunities, call 644-9355 or 247-2493. p.m. lance that responds to calls ambulance outfits out here in the in his mother’s home at 633A Center “ That’s when we’re in trouble,” throughout town, while the North suburbs and do away with the St. after his mother told police she he said. End department has a rescue squad volunteers,” Dowling said, adding didn’t believe he would voluntarily PEOPLE Part of the problem is that more that responds to medical calls only that he would not want to see that return to the Institute of Living, and more residents are only in town in its section. In North Coventry, happen. where he had been committed, Royalty visit another book with a $26,000 award for public service on May She said the switch to television during the evening, officials said. there has not been a problem To prevent that, departments in police said. Ciak was reported ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Guggenheim grant. 8, the 103rd anniversary of “ came totally by accident” and Many residents travel daily into because there are five EMTs on call / \ ndover, Coventry and Bolton have missing from the hospital Prince Andrew and Sarah, “ I haven’t written a word,” he ’Truman’s birth. that “ I am Just a closet ham. NBC Hartford or other larger towns to during the day, and about 20 in all, tried to attract new members, and Saturday. work, leaving only a few available officials said. have had some success. In An­ INSURANSMITHS SINCE Duchess of York, will visit said recently, ‘"rhe doctors tell ’The award is presented by the opened the door and I came out.” Ciak was arrested Dec. 3 on to respond. South Coventry Fire Chief Mi­ dover, for instance, five people Toronto this summer for the 128th me all my concentration is going Harry S. Truman Good Neighbor various charges in connection with In addition, the state has made it chael LaChappelle could not be responded to a letter the depart­ ranning of the Queen’s Plate toward getting better.” Award Foundation, founded by robberies on April 28 and May 25 at 1914 more difficult and costlier in recent reached for comment. However, ment sent asking for help. horse race, the Toronto Star Henry J. Talge, a longtime friend the 7-Eleven store at 513 Center St. Horae feathers years to be certified as an EMT. North Coventry Deputy Chief Ray­ In Coventry, Streeter said that of the late president. He is also accused of robbing the reported. Stars fight CP Dowling said it can cost up to $150 mond Streeter said there are two to South Coventry has allowed resi­ Metropolitan Toronto Chair­ Jason Lewis says he was Cumberland Farms store at 210 W. for training. Classes last from four three EMTs available during the dents to join as EMTs, instead of Center St. on March 19. 649-5241 man Dennis Flynn said the visit John Ritter, Henry Winkler, skeptical when told that two to six months and refresher courses day in South Coventry, and six or requiring them to become firefigh­ Ciak is being held on $10,000 bond 65 E. Center Street hasn’t been officially confirmed. Wayne Newton, Dennis James thoroughbred horses were swim­ A movie nut are required every two years. seven people now in EM T training. ters. He said this has helped attract pending an appearance Tuesday in But the Star on Sunday quoted and Florence Henderson helped ming in his fam ily’s pool in Manchester, Ct. A third factor is the economy. Cooper said that the North End more women into the program. Manchester Superior Court. unidentified sources as saying the raise more than $M million in Katie Kelly, the new film critic Owego, N.Y. couple will spend two days in pledges to fight cerebral palsy for “ Entertainment Tonight,” “ My first thought was — yeah, Toronto and preside over the race during a telethon over the wee­ says the Job is natural for her. right!” said Lewis. “We Just Every bolt! Every yard! at Woodbine Race Track on June kend, organizers said. Ms. Kelly, 50, who Joined the walked down and thought — this Two dogs die 28. The ninth annual United Cere­ syndicated television show in can’t be.” Every button! Every zipper! The Royal Family made a bral Palsy “ Weekend with the December, said in a telephone But it was, and it took help from tradition of attending the race Stars’’ was broadcast Saturday Interview from New York Uiat Tioga County Sheriffs deputies, In house fire since 1939, when King George VI and Sunday and carried by more she has been a “ movie nut” since Owego firefighters, a state Trans­ and Queen Elizabeth visited. than SO stations nationwide. she was three years old and that portation Department crew and a COVENTRY — Nobody was % There were no members of the Organizers said the show later she would go to the movies veterinarian to get them out. injured in a Friday night fire that Royal Fantdly at last year’s race r a is ^ $20.5 million in pledges and three times a week when the Authorities said five race­ gutted a Pine Ridge Drive cottage, because the 86-year-old Qneen that the money w ill support double bills changed, seeing six horses quartered at a nearby but two dogs that lived with the djf, Mother cut back on tours and the PRINCE ANDREW KURT VONNEGUT research and community serri- movies a week. ranch Jumped a fence last week family were killed, officials said. 2 5 Tuesday Only Prince and Princess of Wales . . . visits Toronto . . . helps writer ces for the 700,000 Americans ’The Albion native said in an and trotted toward the Lewis ’The Coventry fire marshal’s were committed to visiting Expo affected by cerebral palsy, a interview in Sunday’s editions of home, about two miles west of office is investigating the cause of t 86 in Vancouver. disabling disorder of the central the Omaha World-Herald that she Owego. the blaze, whidi began at 6:19 p.m. From Our Meat Dept. after stopping to help another Also participating are John everyfabricl nervous system. considers herself a reviewer, not Three returned to the ranch, at 331 Pine Ridge Drive, officials motorist in trouble. Irving, Wchnid Yates, Ann Beat- a “ hoity-toity critic.” but the other two meandered said. Nobody was home at the time OeMUINE NrATBESr To the rescue One of bis legs was amputated tie, Gall Godwin, H m O’Brien, “ H ere’ s the m ovie, here’ s across the Lewis’ lawn and fell of the fire. and the other was shattered from Jayne Anne Phillips, and E.L. Good neighbor who’s in it and here’s what I The family — Deborah Hilde­ 9 into the pool. every notion! CHICKEN BREASTS...... *1.39ib. Stephen King, Kart Voanegnt, ankle to hip and has been in a cast Doctorow, who published Dubus’ thought,” she said. “ I don’t thlnfc brand, and her children, Jennifer, John Updike and seven other since the accident. first work, “ The Lieutenant," Former Attorney General El­ you need a Ph.D. in film to be a 14, Jessica, 6, and Joanne, 4 — Including new QKMUIMe WAYSSST « ^ a celebrated authors are gathering ’The fund-raising effort in Ha­ while an editor at Dial Press. liot Richardson has been selected found a place to stay with the help of movie critic.” Spring arrivals. for a series of readings to raise verhill, Mass., suggested by Dubus had Just quit bis teach­ as the 17th recipient of the Harry She worked for Tim e magazine, Lotteiy the Human Services Department, 'Ocfiirie CHiTKEN LEGS...... 790ib. money for a little-known writer of Vonnegut, consists of five read­ ing Job at Bradford College in S. 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By Brent Laymon with applications,” Deputy Hous­ The Affordable Housing Pro­ could earn no more than $17,400 a © i« 7 foRTwognt yn\R-=ictSi6f:ANu.0|y^ The Associated Press ing Commissioner Yasha Escalera gram was intended to fill the void year to qualify. In Stamford, the said Friday. “You’d think ... with left as the federal government income limit for a family of four ' * Hulme HARTFORD — Given the crunch Restore NCA such desperate needs, we’d have phased out its housing programs, would be $24,450; in Waterbury, for affordable rental housing, offi­ more applications. Escalera said. $14,950; in Hartford, $17,650. Jack I :e> t* \ cials say they are mystified that “We’ve done everything we can Only Waterbury, Bridgeport and The $183 million program an­ only three towns have applied for ... now It’s up to the towns,” he said. Norwich have applied for grants to nounced in October 1985 also Anderaoa new state granU to build low- The Housing Committee on Tues­ build a total of about 110 rental included $100 million for low- recreation income housing. day will consider a bill that would units, although 40 or 50 towns have interest mortgages for first-time State Rep. Walter S. Brooks, require towns to come up with a written for information about the home buyers, $10 million to build or p-New Haven, co-chairman of the housing plan that included low- and program, Escalera said. renovate owner-occupied multi­ legislature’s Select Committee on moderate-income housing, Brooks State housing officials expected family dwellings, and $3 million in resources Housing, says his committee wants said. Towns that didn’t could lose to build 450 units with the $35 rent subsidies. to find out if it’s true that many all discretionary state grants, such million. The program calls for an The $35 million for low-income towns just don’t want low-income as certain education and transpor­ additional $20 million next year and housing is raised through bonds, housing within their borders, even tation money. Brooks said. $15 million the year after. and will remain available even it If the cost is within reason, the town of if it means housing for people who O’Neill opposes requiring towns Under the program, the state will doesn’t get spent this year. Soviet threat couldn’t otherwise afford to live to build low-income units. O’Neill is pay to build the housing, but the Manchester should restore the ski slope at where they grew up. hoping the reality of $700 and $800 local housing authority or non­ James Finley, a spokesman for Northview and put Center Springs Pond into Gov. WilUam A. O’Neill unveiled rents in Fairfield County, for profit group must buy the land and the Connecticut Conference of condition to pemnit skating. Both were the $70 million program in 1985 as example, will provide the get all necessary permits. Once the Municipalities, suggested that It to Iran must part of a $183 million package to incentive. building is completed, the local takes any new grant program a practical, low-cost facilities that served many ease Connecticut’s housing crisis. “When a town finds their children agency owns and operates the while to get going. people, especially families. None of the $35 million available for and their children’s children can’t building. “It might be the newness of the Both were among the institutions that were the current fiscal year has been afford to live in the same town they Monthly rents would range from program and the local housing J be dealt with disbursed yet. do, then I think you are going to see about $175 to $300. authorities not being familiar with distinctively part of Manchester. “We have not been overwhelmed a change in attitude,” O’Neill said. A family of four in Bridgeport it,” he said. If either had had an organized kind of constituency, with leagues and support WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s defenders ^ groups like so many athletic activities, both have invoked the specter of a Soviet invasion of ! would probably have survived. At the very Iran as justification for the backdoor arms deal ; Connecticut In Brief Lack of competition “They’re not teaching you values and social graces? I’ve got a half a mind with the Ayatollah Khomeini’s henchmen. This least, some concerted study would have been would give the Soviet Union a stranglehold on the | made to find out if they could be restored once to go up to that school and punch out your teacher.” Persian Gulf, source of half the Western world’s I A circumstances forced them out of existence. oil. : GOP lawmakers called most liberal hikes garbage fees Critics of the secret arms deal have scoffed. But ; Connecticut has two of the most liberal Republicans in The question of skating again at Center Congress, according to ratings of 1986 votes prepared by the HARTFORD (AP) — Businesses, experienced large price increases Springs or skiing again at Northview keeps Open Forum in fact Pentagon strategists have been warning for ; ,liberal Americans for Democratic Action. municipalities and government and difficulty in intresting bidders coming up tentatively now and then, but every years of a possible Soviet invasion during the chaos < The survey also showed that Democratic Rep. Sam Gejdenson agencies are paying more to have for its contracts. , time it does, more pressing matters intervene that is expected to follow Khomeini’s death. This is • was the most liberal member of Connecticut’s congressional their garbge removed and some say Sandra Ahern, a spokeswoman a contingency that must be reckoned with — and I delegation, while Republican John Rowland was the most it’s partly because few garbage- for Pratt and Whitney said the and the subject fades from the scene. ready for a time planned against. As early as 1982, Defense conservative. hauling firms are bidding against company’s East Hartford plant is The fiddle on the wall each other for contracts. N The decision should not be put off again. Things didn’t seem quite like before, when we Secretary Caspar Weinberger focused his secret ; The survey also showed that Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, a serviced by Sanitary Refuse of were all in our prime “Defense Guidance” on the assumption of just such ; Republican, was second to Rowland in conservative voting Harold Bannon, the business Manchester Inc, which asked a 31 The latest catalyst was a fire which A dusty “old” fiddle hangs there on the wall manager for the Hartford Civic percent increase in service and Along side an “old” hairless bow Everyone came from miles around, it was the a Soviet attack. ; patterns, while Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, a Republican who is seriously damaged Center Springs lodge, the biggest crowd that night Center coliseum, said when bids rental charges. Ahern said Sani­ AP photo If that fiddle could talk, we could take a walk... So White House apologists at least have the > the House delegation’s senior member, voted more in line with were sought this year, coliseum tary Refuse was the only bidder on appealing building on the bank of Center back a long time ago but, something was wrong, they all could tell, Connecticut’s three Democratic congressmen. something was not right. Pentagon’s scenario writers to point to. Whether officials notified 50 to 60 garbage the aircraft manufacturer’s con­ Disease victim Springs Pond. For years the building was When the “old” folks would work, from sun up, the military’s fears are valid, and whether ! In the Senate, Democrat Christopher J. Dodd outscored companies but only four firms tract because other haulers invited used by skaters to change footgear and to get ’til sun down Then came the “news” of the “fiddler.” it sure Republican Lowell P. Weicker Jr. by only 5 percentage points. responded, and one of those. to bid said the contract was too big was an awful bow clandestine actions should have been taken on the ; Dodd rated an 85 percent liberal voting recoil, while Weicker’s Tree cutters in Northampton, Mass., cut down what was warm. and after the chores were all done... basis of wargame scenarios, is open to debate. ; Tobacco Valley Sanitation, did not for them to handle. They say he just passed away, putting “rosin” on record stood at 80 percent. Weicker’s record tied him with want to bid. A survey by the Hartford Courant reportedly the oldest elm tree in New Engiand recently. That fire focused attention on the fact that they’d sweep out the barn floor, and gather I around... his “bow” now-retired Sen. Charles Mathias of Maryland as the chamber’s Carmine Esposito, Tobacco Val­ of 14 commercial garbage custo­ The tree, which stood on the grounds of Smith Coilege, the lodge has become a largely useless So, those who had gathered, drifted away, got IN ANY CASE, details of the “Defense • most liberal Republicans in 1986. ley’s owner, said he did not bid on mers in the Greater Hartford area was estimated to be between 200 and 300 years oid.lt was that “old” fiddle, and sure have some fun Guidance” documents make fascinating, if I attraction for vandals, and the park itself swallowed up in the night the coliseum contract because the found prices charged by garbage cut down because of disease. A banjo’d join in, and a guitar or two macabre, reading. Our associate Donald Goldberg ! company lacked the necessary companies for hauling and rental of mostly something for Manchester to be proud sometimes an “old” wash tub bass There’d be no fiddlin’ til’ the break of day... There’d be no “Fiddler” to-night. has obtained some of the secret strategic planning Domestic shooting victim still critical equipment to haul the garbage or dumpsters and compactors have of and to ignore. they’d play the old tunes, that everyone knew papers, which are prepared annually to cover ; because his company was too busy increased an average of 39 percent The inevitable need to do something with there'd be dancing, all over the place So, there on that wall, hangs a “fiddle and bow’.’.. while the “dust” gathers over it now military planning for the following five years. The > SOUTHINGTON — A woman was in critical condition after her working on the purchases of other in the past year. the fire-scarred structure has revived interest “Ragtime Annie” was always a favorite armed services use these guides to allocate their ' estranged husband shot her in the face then killed himself in her garbage firms and their hauling The Courant reported in its along with “Old Joe Clark” Just a reminder, of a long time ago... routes. Sunday editions that the prices of in making the park a more vital facility. “God” ... We sure “miss him” ... and “how.” people and material around the world. ‘ Jewelry store, authorities said. “Bile the Cabbage,” and “Ida Red” • Police said Francis Coppola, 56, of Southington was Eleven years ago, when the three state garbage hauling- THREE GOOD REASONS Public Works Director George A. Kandra could be heard long after dark The Pentagon’s concern over a Soviet invasion of pronounced dead at Hartford Hospital shortly after the coliseum contract first became contracts, each attracting a single has plans in next year’s budget request for “Cotton Eyed Joe,” was the fiddler’s choice I wrote this one about a month after my wife and I Iran is nothing new. As we first reported in 1981, the ; shootings, which occurred about 11 a.m. Saturday in Dorothy’s available, McCauley Enterprises, bidder, rose so dramatically last had visited a friend of ours. Noticing the fiddle Soviets staged a mock invasion of their neighbor in Jewelry store. in an effort to secure the contract, hear that the state attorney gener­ TO JOIN THE NEW work on the lodge and the park. The Boanl of “Golden Slippers” too, he’d saw that fiddle near charged only $1 a year to haul Directors should give that plan serious in half, hanging on the wall in her living room, she invited ^e the fall of 1980, testing their command, control and ; Dorothy Coppola was taken to Bradley Memorial Hospital & al’s office is investigating possible to take it down and play a tune. Bringing out the case communications system near the Iranian border. ' Health Center then transferred to Hartford Hospital, where she garbage. collusion among hauling consideration when it deliberates on the then “sip” a little brew Now the company charges $528 a companies. WEIGHT WATCHERS' That fiddle never seemed to stop, once he started and putting the fiddle away, she gave it to me when underwent surgery late Saturday and remained in critical budget and it should also be open to the we left. That’s where I got the idea to write this The timing of the exercise suggested that it may ,* month for rental of 12 refuse carts Contract bids were solicited last to play have been merely a show of strength intended to ; condition Sunday night. on wheels, a '60-cubic yard con­ summer for the University of possibility of putting Northview in operation. “ballad.” Police said they received an anonymous phone call reporting PROGRAM He never slowed that fiddle down, before the I would like to dedicate this one to those dissuade President Carter from a second military ^ tainer and an electric loading Connecticut Health Center in Far­ Granted, both facilities are limited by the break of day attempt to rescue the American hostages in ‘ an assault in the store, where they found Coppola shot once in the ramp. Pickups of the garbage cost mington, the Mansfield Training weather. The slope needs natural snow and Manchester fiddlers; Charlie Burke, Sammy Felice, head and lying on the floor. Family members had already taken Then he’d break out with, “Good Morning Waltz” Ray Strickland. andTommv O’Neill. . Tehran. ! $165 each. Schooi in Mansfield and the Howell TODAY: the pond needs cold temperatures. But not all Everyone knew then, the “old” fiddler was about Mrs. Coppola to the hospital, police said. “A few years ago, people at Cheney Regional Vocational- to lay down his bow By 1984, when the Defense Guidance for the years ' Coppola’s brother, Anthony Coppola, said the couple had been Tobacco Valley were screaming at Technical School in Manchester. winters are going to be as mild as this one has Al Morgan married for 27 years but “had not gotten alone for years.” me and calling me corrupt because been so far. A "new” day was about to begin. 1985 through 1989 was prepared, a Soviet invasion - The state asked five of the largest One night, as they cleared out the barn, to get 3 Victoria Road of Iran was the most important “illustrative < Parents of four grown children, they lived and worked in the McCauley got the contract,” Kevin haulers in Greater Hartford to bid William O’Neill of the Park and Recreation Coventry same building, he said. Hood, the colisuem operations on each of the three contracts, but planning scenario... upon which to base force manager, said. “How could 1 argue ultimately there was only one bid on THE WEIGHT Advisory Commission, an engineer and development planning for the 1983 time frame and J Police Chief Philip D’Agostino said the couple was getting a former Manchester public works director, is divorce. with the price, $1 for services?” each at huge price increases, said YOU’LL LOSE. to assess risks in programmed forces.” The ; But, Hood said, it was the second Beverly Walton, the state’s princi­ 9 convinced that it is feasible to have skating at Potomac Potpourri scenarios “realistically portray enemy capabilities '• time Tobacco Vally refused to bid. pal purchasing officer with the With our healthy new Quick the pond and skiing on the slope. Detailed as indicated by current intelligence estimates,” < Bill to end grants faces vote even though the company had Bureau of Purchases. She said one Start Plus Program® you studies may prove him wrong, but until they although they were not intended as “a prediction of ’ insisted the contract should be contract was increased by more can be a dress size Only six freshmen defeated incumbents to gain future events.” ; HARTFORD — The state House of Representatives is to vote offered to firms other than McCau­ than 300 percent. smaller in just a few do, there is no justification for allowing the Freshman statistics this week on a bill eliminating $18 million in professional ley, which won the coliseum con­ Walton said other expensive state weeks! Delicious two recreational resources to go untapped. office, the lowest total since World War II. menus and food The class is older than usual — only slightly THE CHILLING scenario used in that document development grants for public school teachers. tract again this year with an garbage contracts have attracted Fresbman members of the 100th Congress — 13 Also this week at the Capitol, Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters is to increase of almost 16 percent over only one bidder, but these three plans, emo­ senators and 50 members of the House — generally younger than the House as a whole. The average age supposes that 24 Soviet divisions would invade ■ tional support, some two months after the central authority in • deliver her “State of the Judiciary” address to a joint session of last year. caught her attention becasue she Letters to the editor are more experienced. than freshmen of recent is 46‘A. Eleven members are in their 30s, 24 in their the House and Senate. That is scheduled for Wednesday morning. Pratt and Whitney Division of thought the costs were heavily even a new years. 40s, 12 in their 50s and three in their 60s. The oldest is Tehran begins to break down, presumably I The teacher bill, an overhaul of the Education Enhancement United Technologies Corp. also inflated. optional exercise ’The Manchester Herald welcomes original In other ways, though, those classes are more Jame McClure Clarke, 69. following Khomeini’s death or some disruption of ' Act passed in 1986, creates a State Board of Education advisory plan! Tailor it all to fit letters to the editor. typical — both are of average size and both are There are eight members in the House whose last equal magnitude. Full-scale — but not nuclear — I commission on teacher evaluations and career incentives. the way you live. Why Letters should be brief and to the point. They overwhelmingly made up of white males. names are “Smith.” engagement between Soviet and U.S. forces begins ’ It also delays funding until next year for grants to help local wait another ounce? should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for In the House, the 27 Democrats elected Rep. Arizona Republican Rep. Jon Kyi claims the 30 to 40 days after the Soviet invasion. I districts develop evaluation and career-incentive programs, and Club employees defy ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Wayne Owens of Utah as their class president. The honor of having the shortest name. Meanwhile, according to the war-game scenario, ; eliminates $18 million in $500 granU that were to be paid to each THE MONEY must be signed with name, address and daytime 23 Republicans chose Rep. Donald Lukens of Ohio. Two freshmen have professional sports back­ NATO and Warsaw Pact troops begin fighting in { teacher. telephone number (for verification). Both men have served in the House before, but are grounds. A major league baseball pitcher in the Central Europe, starting with a Soviet bloc attack * Lawmakers realized that there was no way to force the big odds to win Lotto YOUXL SAVE. teachers to use the $500 for professional development. ’The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the considered freshmen because they did not serve in 1950s, Kentucky Republican Jim Running won more by 90 divisions. Simultaneously, North Korea ■ Save $13 off the regular interests of brevity, clarity and taste. the 99th Congress. than 200 games. Maryland Democrat Thomas attacks South Korea, necessitating a swift BERLIN (AP) — Bar manager Danes, 31, of Rocky Hill. “I was joining fee. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester The class of 50 is about average in size, compared McMillen was a professional basketball player, American infusion of reinforcements there. ' Museum unveils Morgan collection Jerry Danes drove a car with a pretty upset about it ... I came to Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. with recent classes over the last 15 years. most recently with the Washington Bullets. The 1984-88 Defense Guidance written a year < dangling exhaust pipe to work this work and everybody was earlier uses roughly the same sequence of events ' HARTFORD — The Wadsworth Atheneum staff painstakingly weekend, only to learn from fellow celebrating. LOWEST PRICE on which to base U.S. military capabiliUes, though ! put finishing touches last week on a display of more than 100 workers that he — and they — had Wilfred Boykin, a mathematics THIS WINTER! it includes a warning that the scenario should not I stunning pieces from the J. Pierpont Morgan collection of beat odds of more than one in 30 professor at Central Connecticut European decorative arts. trillion to win their second state State University, said the odds Join by January 24 for be regarded as “approved war plans.” However, | lottery jackpot in 16 months. against the Shuttle Meadow double Capitol not big enough for Ron, resident the invasion scenario is intended to be the basis on J Atheneum officials spent five years preparing for Sunday’s ONLY $7!* opening of the first showing of Morgan’s large and valuable Danes said Sunday that he and 25 win were “quite astronomical.” which the armed services allocate their resources. J other employees of the Shuttle “If this group played just twice WASHINGTON — Ronald Reagan is scheduled to b lu e s t to the Wadsworth — the first stop of a national tour. Meadow Country Club plan to defy and won both times, the odds complaints against him, the police bounced him Interestingly, the main scenarios set out in the * The effort, says Tracy Atkinson, director of the Wadsworth, deliver the annual State of the Union address on back and forth, and his belongings were the odds further and try to win against them would be one in 30 Jan. 27, and some people are already taking shots Defense Guidances do not include an escalation of * has resulted in discoveries about both the collection and Morgan another "Lotto” jackpot. trillion,” Boykins said. “But be­ confiscated on occasion and thereafter thrown out superpower hostilities to the point of nuclear [ himself, the world’s greatest 19th century financier. cause they played at random... the at the occasion. Critics say the president may use with the trash. “We’re confident it comes in the speech to sidestep or justify the recent and Tom exchange. But a contingency plan does postulate Morgan assembled his collection between 1890 and his death in threes,” he said. odds -against them hitting again A few years ago, the authorities tried to the delivery of 19 nuclear bombs by B-52 bombers 1913. His son, J.P. Morgan Jr., who interited the estate, decided in There were two winning tickets would actually be even higher. serious problems of his administration. 1917 to give 1,325 objects to the museum, of which more than 100 There is also a complaint of an altogether permanently oust the old man as well. They against the Soviet troops invading Iran. This worth $1,052,592 each for Friday Depending on how often they T iede charged that he was a nuisance and, tangentially, “limited strategic option” suggests that somehow ■ are in £ e current display. night’s Lotto game. Danes said his bought tickets, it couid be in ^he JO IN NOW different nature. A man named Stacy Abney says group’s winning tickets was among hundreds of trillions.” he will lose his home when the speech is given. The that the Capitol was not a flop house. Abney got nuclear warfare could be confined to Iran. help from an attorney, however, who argued I I 130 they had purchased for the In February 1986, a New Jersey FOR ONLY $7!” 9 president will travel to the Capitol for the evening, successfully that camping on public grounds can be Church to stay out of death fray game. woman defied odds of one in 17 Draft dodgers | ■ his security force will clear the area, and Abney a form of free expression. All but five of the workers also trillion by winning the state’s Join by January 24 at these convenient locations; - will thus be chased from his bed. told that his ailments were not curable. And he was Since 1982 the Soviet puppet regime in | HAR’TFORD — There may be a fight this year to repeal belonged to the group that won a Pick-6 Lotto jackpot for a second Connecticut’s death penalty statute this year, but the Catholic $4.2 million jackpot on Sept. 7,1985. time. Evelyn Marie Adams, 32, of Abney, 75. is the only permanent resident of the further advised to seek disability compensation. He THUS, ’THE WAR veteran is all but left alone Afghanistan has been conscripting 15-year-olds to < Church doesn’t plan to be an active participant, at least not now. He said employees estimate they Point Pleasant, N.J., won $1.4 EASTHARTFOflO MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR Capitol. He lives in a cardboard hut under the says the Veterans Administration authorized small today. And he’s become every bit of a Capitol fight the mujahidin. It’s one way of keeping ‘ western steps of the legislative structure. He is a monthly payments for the hemorrhoids but refused teenagers from Joining the anU-communist I “We have struggled with this issue for almost two years and will each receive after taxes about million five months after winning F M Congragitionil Church Second Congregational Wapping Comm. Church quiet man, clean and peaceful, but the White House fixture. He holds his vigil around the clock, arguing finally decided we couldn’t come to any conclusion on it,” said $1,600 a year for 20 years as a result $3.9 million in the sanr ? game. Both 837 Main Street Church t790 Ellington Rd. to provide for other matters. his case with a fervor that irritates a slight speech guerrillas as soon as they’re big enough to hold a j •Wed. 9:30 am, 4:30 pm 385 N. Main St. •Thurs. 4:15pm &6:30pm will not allow him to remain on the grounds when William J. Wholean, a lobbyist at the Capitol for the Connecticut of Friday night’s drawing. For tickets were purchased at the same Abney complained for many years in his home impairment, and, for the most part, the authorities rifle. But despite its continuing need for cannon J Catholic Conference. “It’s not as simple as it looks. those who are in on their second 7-Eleven convenience store in Point & 6:30 pm •Mon. 4:45pm&6:30pm 8 the president is in the building. •Wed. 4:45 pm & 6:30 pm state of Texas. Then, in 1975, he decided to bring his treat him with a deference that approaches good fodder, the regime defers one whole group of * “One of the things we get worried about is that a lot of people jackpot, the second win will boost Pleasant. Knight* of Cohimtxn Hall Abney claims it’s disgraceful. He can’t imagine protest to Washington. He paraded outside the will. youngsters who might be expected to be zealously * say that if you’re anti-abortion, you ought to be anti-death their annual checks from the state Shuttle Meadow employees said 1631 Main Street Community BapUit why the Capitol Isn’t big enough for the two men •Mon. 6:30 pm Church White House for a while; that’s where most pro-Soviet: studente in families of Communist ' to about $10,000, Danes said. the last time they won the lottery together. “I don’t want to be unreasonable,” he With one exception — when the president calls penalty,” he said. “But you can’t equate the two at all. 585 E Center Street picketers assemble. But, he says, there was no ’The police say Abney is ordered to leave the Capitol Party members. These elite offspring are allowed J An “innocent baby without due process” cannot be compared Nellie Wilk, a waitress, said jackpot most of them used the •Thurs 9:30 am says, “the president deserves respect. But this is shelter on Pennsylvania Avenue, so he moved his whenever there is a presidential inaugural or a to continue their studies, in some cases even going j to a person tr i ^ and convicted for murder, Wholean said. winning the second time was more money for cars, vacations, and where I live, 24 hours a day, and all I can say is that vigil to the Capitol. t* Union and elsewhere for university j There’s a bill pending in the General Assembly, sponsored by exciting even though the monetary gifts. None of the 23 who won in 1985 presidential speech, and he has to be arrested If he rewards will be less. quit working, although one is no I feel that I deserve respect too.” refuses. Last year, he was jailed just prior to the the co-chairmen of the Judiciary Ck>mmittee, that would SPECIFICALLY, he moved between a pair of ‘"The first time I slept like a log,” longer employed at the club. New registrants should arrive State of the Union address and kept behind bars for substitute a “true life” sentence without the possibility of parole she said Saturday. “Last night. I “Everybody says at first, ‘Oh, we INDEED, ABNEY doesn’t like to be arches that support a vehicular tunnel and the three months. for the death penalty. ’/a hour before times listed (or orientation. 7 undervalued. That’s why he’s living at the Capitol. couldn’t believe it. Oh boy, we’re won how much? Over a million!”’ For more information and additional class locations, call large stairway in back of the building. Between the Abney says he was held in “solitary something.” said Danes, who wasn’t working at He says the residency can be traced to an arches, he has put a cardboard partition, which is confinement” in jail. But he admits the place had The state’s lottery office will be the club the last time employees hit. State man captures spirit of sailors 1-800-972-9320 argument that he’s had with the denigrating U.S. supported by apple crates and cellophane tape; some courtesies: a regular bed, for example, three Hanrhpalpr !1pral^ closed today in observance of ‘"rhen break it down ... It turns out government for very nearly 40 years, a dispute that and he sleeps in all weather beneath layers of meals a day, “Saturday Night at the Movies” — WES’TON — The lone sailor looks cold, his hands stuffed in the Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. to be such a paltry figure compared started when he was a corporal during World War plastic tarp. and concrete walls, which the harsh wind could not Founded In 1881 pockets of his peacoat and his collar pulled up around his neck. The tickets can’t be verified and to what you expected. But you don’t II. Abney says it’s pretty awful. A black man, he The lone sailor is a sculpture created by Weston artist Stanley winnings claimed until Tuesday. look a gift horse in the mouth.” pierce and freeze a man’s foot in the cruel and Danes said employees contribute Abney says he served with the Army engineers thinks he lives worse than his ancestors who were early hours. , PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... P ub ltah * Bleifeld that symbolizes the thousands of past, present and future The second winning ticket was from 1942 through 1946, on both sides of the Atlantic slaves. He says he must eat Junk food from the DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... EK«citlv. E ^ Navy sailors. It will become part of the $10 million U.S. Navy purchased in Danbury, state lottery $5 a week every few weeks to buy No, the old soldier says Jail is not so had at that. ALEXANDEn QIRELU...... AwodU* EOHor ’ officials said Saturday. lottery tickets. He estimated he’s Ocean. He drove trucks, saw combat, and he variety stores, he suffers the indignities of At least he can’t be treated any worse than he Memorial in Washington, D.C. , WEIGHT WATCHERS' apparently developed a series of physical Danes said the money comes just spent $250 to $300 on tickets. misunderstanding tourists, and he can only sleep a thinks he already has been. “The government hs DENISE A. ROBERTS...... A dw lltlno Director ' ‘You would want this sailor at your battle station when it s not in time for employees to take ’Twice they’ve had five out of six pr^lem s. He says his heart went bad, for one few hours a night. MARK F. A B R A ITIS...... Bininm Manmr a drill,” says retired Master Chief Petty Officer Billy C. Sanders. Lotto numbers and split the win­ ■F^bfSubMquMMMSr been cheating me for years,” he grumps, “and SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoling Manaigr vacations during the club’s annual thing, and he contacted bronchitis, gout and He also has some trouble with the authorities. He Ronald Reagan can kick out into the cold. I’m still “He is the classic American sailor. The statue will be made of shutdown in February. nings, he said. When they won third ft a te K O ik U ffl ttaOetnartu of WEIGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL, hemorrhoids. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMsrodm Mgniocr ERNAnONAL.I.INC says he used to be regularly subjected to official Just a nigger nobody, and I have to continue to JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... CIreulMlon Manner bronze, but symbolically, there will be plenty of salt, paint, “It was funny because on my way or fourth prizes, they poured the When he was discharged, Abney goes on, he was harassment. Abney says legislators filed protest.” ■ sweat, fuel oil and courage stirred in.” home the night before, the exhaust money back into a pool to buy system fell off my car,” said tickets, Danes said. * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 19. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday.’ Jan. 19. 1987 — S

HAQAN THE HORNIBLE by DIk Erowm SNAFU by Bruce Beattie PEANUTS by Charlea M. Schulz e 10B7 UnMsd F s M n BynDoM. t U.S./World in Panel says deal violated guidelines I JUST SAW A LAPV THROW SOME BREAP NEW YORK (AP) - A report by CRUMBS OUT OF likely to prove a benchmark for it. the intelligence that was at hand,” Ecuador’s president faces fight the Senate Intelligence Committee HER WINPOW..., further investigations. The report said the committee it said. QIHTO, Elcuador — President Leon Febres Cordero was back staff concludes the Reagan admin­ Some committee staff members had obtained no specific evidence istration may have undermined in the government paiace today facing a tough fight against have criticized the document as that any officials other than former On congressional oversight, the congressional oversight of intelli­ ptriitical enem ies who seek to im peach him foliow ing his 11-hour incomplete and possibly inaccu­ national security adviser John report said “the administration gence operations and contradicted kidnapping by renegade air force commandos. rate. The panel voted 7-6 against Poindexter and national security interpreted the requirements for its own guidelines in carrying out publishing it. aide Oliver North knew of the notification in a manner that puts Many Ecuadorans said the conservative president was the Iran arms deal, The New York weakened politically by his decision to grant the kidnappers’ David Holliday, a spokesman for diversion of funds. Poindexter the oversight process at risk.’ ’ And Times reported Monday. resigned and North was fired in late it said “ notification could have demand and release former air force commander (Sen. Frank The newspaper obtained and the committee, told the Times the November; both men have declined prevented what proved to be a Vargas Pazzos, who was Jailed after leading a failed rebellion printed a copy of the staff’s 27-page intelligence committee was rewrit­ last March. ing the report and would turn it over to testify about the affair. costly setback for U.S. foreign summary and analysis of the policy’’ by allowing congressional Febres Cordero rested two days in his native city of Guayaquil to the ^nate select committee The staff report also said the evidence presented to the commit­ leaders to possibly dissuade the to recover from the beating and death threats he received while investigating the Iran arms deal­ operation was plagued by intelli­ tee in hearings in December. The administration from its policy. held captive at an air base there Friday. He flew back to Quito on first part of the committee’s report, ing. That document would not gence shortfalls, primarily a very Sunday afternoon.- about 130 pages long, was essen­ contain a section drawing conclu- limited knowledge of Iran and the sios, Holliday said. The staff report said the Iran Except for a bruise on his left forehead, the president showed tially a chronology of the affair. It Iranian officials involved in the initiative “ violated the administra­ transaction. few signs of physical mistreatment. was obtained several weeks ago by The staff report obtained by the tion’s requirement for periodic NBC News. ’Times said the committee found “Many of the problems that review by senior national security Many conclusions and facts in the “ no specific evidence” President occurred in the Iranian initiative officials.” And the use of the New York Inmates go on rampage summary have previously been Reagan knew profits from the Iran can be attributed either to the National Security Council in carry­ reported. The Times said the staff arms sales werie diverted to the failure to carry out the intelligence ing out the initiative rather than the NEW YORK — Inmates chanting “ We want freedom now! ’’ report provides new details on Nicaraguan rebels. But the report analysis that would have been CIA “ contradicted the pre-eminent CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Csssle shattered windows and set a small fire Sunday in an immigration warnings to the administration makes no final judgment on what expected in support of such an role assigned to the CIA in covert detention center where two inmates escaped the day before, about the Iran arms policy, and is the president knew or when he knew operation or the failure to consider actions,’’ the report said. authorities said. J Immigration and Naturalization Service officials said they would tighten the guard at the center and transfer 50 Cuban BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drafca prisoners Tuesday to more secure facilities in Atlanta. Another Money-or-death appeal ignites debate 20 Cubans w ill be m oved out within two weeks, said Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, who Joined INS District Director Charles Sava at the TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Oral of which already had been raised, is facility to announce the transfer. Roberts rarely grants interviews Roberts was the object of jokes in to allow Oral Roberts University and has been out of state since he The disturbance at the detention center in Manhattan followed 1980 when he based a fund-raising m edical students to graduate debt- reported his conversation with God. a decision by officials to take away some visitation rights campaign on a vision of a 900-foot- free and become missionaries. Jan Dargatz, the ministry’s vice following Saturday’s escape. tall Jesus. Roberts’ latest appeal has been president for creative develop­ A The two escapees, one of whom was later caught, were among Four years later, the evangelist’s criticized by some religious leaders ment, said she believes the goal will , 70 Cuban inmates who came to the United States in the Mariel ministry asked for donations while and a few of the 200 television be reached and that Roberts will boatlift and were subsequently convicted of crimes in this offering a 7-inch-tall replica of an stations that broadcast his pro­ live. country, according to INS spokesman Duke Austin. angel Roberts said visited him. gram . One station said it would not “ He firm ly believes that this is a ARLO AND JANIS ® by Jimmy Johnson This year, with his following run Roberts’ message, while others mandate of God on his life, dropping off, his City of Faith said they will screen programs for something that he must do. This is Medical Center unable to fill its such appeals before broadcasting his next project for God, and his life Revolutionary convicted In cop-kllling beds and the university named them. is on the line about it. It’s not after him struggling, Roberts told “ The danger is not so much in the SOMERVILLE, N.J. — An avowed revolutionary was atypical for him to do this,’’ N viewers he will die in March unless way funds are raised, but in that it convicted in the slaying of a state trooper, but the identity of the Dargatz said. he raises $4.5 million for medical can lead people to believe in a God ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook actual killer was left in doubt as prosecutors failed to prove that a missionary scholarships. that is manipulative,’’ said the Rev. Roberts. 68, entered the spotlight co-defendant was the triggerman. A spokeswoman says the evange­ Kent Ingram of the Boston Avenue 40 years ago with fiery sermons and Irie E>tTRAVA6AriT Both sides claimed partial victory after the Jury Sunday ' faith healing that drew thousands to AKl iMPReSSlVfi PLACE list means what he says and that his Methodist Church, where Roberts DECOR.„Tri6 STR0U.IN6- AfJD declined to conclude that either defendant pumped nine bullets supporters have no reason to is a registered member. “ He may huge tents erected across the South. fon pimn,mpia<£TT/j VlOUHlSr5...TriE OLD- WHfffS into the highly decorated trooper, and a mistrial was declared for question his methods. not mean that, but that’s what Today, he heads a $500 million WORLD ATMo5PHB(2£... m B ... one defendant. Roberts said God gave him the frightens me.” empire that includes the university irs^iMP^PERfiEcr/ The Jury convicted Thomas W. Manning of felony murder, ultimatum in March, warning that The ministry said $1.6 million in named after him, a huge medical \ which is homicide during commission of a felony, but acquitted he had to raise a total of $8 million cash and pledges poured in within complex in Tulsa and an evangelis­ ORAL ROBERTS c him of the separate charge of murder. The two felonies he was or " I ’m going to call you home in two weeks of Roberts’ remarks tic association that has offices in seven countries. . ultimate ultimatum? found guilty of were robbery and escape. one year.” The money, $3.5 million Jan. 4. Superior Court Judge Michael Imbriani declared a mistrial for ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Grave Manning’s compatriot, Richard C. Williams, after the jury, which deliberated for 45 hours over five days, said it was Y'SAY THERE ( IT'S A PRETTY/ YESSIR! A BUNCH OF WE MANAGED TO ( AH SEE! WELL,IF THEY/ ...WHICH deadlocked in regard to him. Alert ends in Manila ARE YANKEE ^ SAFE BET, I ‘EM STARTEP AFTER US OUTRUN 'EM, BUT TV LOST SIGHT OF YOU, (OUGHTA GIVE SOLJUHS COMIN'S MR.BRYANlV WHEN OUR HORSE DON'T THINK THEYN THEY'RE PROB'LY ) US TIME A ttorneys on both sides said the verd ict appeared to m ean that DOWN M AH ROAD W WENT DOWN! GAVE UP TH' CHASE! ( PI^EED IN' SLOW/ TGET AWAY! the Jury agreed Manning was at the scene, took back a gun the U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit ^ A AN' EASY.... V LET'S SO! trooper had confiscated and fled, but was not the triggerman. as rumors dismissed PON T g o ; THERE ARE MONSTERS ON THE PARK SIPE MANILA, Philippines (AP) - told reporters the alert was ordered The military said today it lifted the as a precaution because of rumors OF THE BARN/ S jr e ,w a p e \ Dissident student dies In custody SEE VOU, “ red a le rt" imposed in the capital and anonymous telephone calls W APE M SEOUL, South Korea — The national police director said over the weekend due to coup warning of attacks in Manila. Monday a dissident student’s death last Wednesday was due to rumors, and President (^razon Military spokesman Col. Honesto (kmAtL’id State- IMtersiti/, Aquino brushed off the takeover police brutality, announced the arrest of two officers, and Isleta said there was concern the speculation as unfounded. fighting in Mindanao would spread apologized. Your path to an EASTERN degree "The m ere fact that I was not to Manila. At least 49 people were Kang Min-chang told a news conference that the student begins near home... even wakened up (for the alert killed in attacks on Mindanao last “ suffocated to death’’ when his throat was pressed against the Saturday night) means there was week by the Moro Islamic Libera­ SUSAN HOWES PEOWSKI, English THE BORN LOSER »by Art Santom edge of a bath tub as the two officers stuck his head into the water really nothing to call my attention tion Front, a Moslem separatist major from Hebron; associate trying to extract statements from him. to,” Aquino said in a statement group. ’ \ B v editor, 23rd Publications, Mystic m Kang said the student, Park Jong-chul, allegedly accused of read to reporters by her spokes­ Ileto said one caller said the T e n years ago, I thought going to anti-governemnt activities, had refused to talk during the man, Teodoro Benigno. Roman Catholic radio station Veri­ school part-time was crazy-lt questioning at a special police investigation center in Seoul. The military has said troops were tas would be attacked. The station would take me yaare to gat a The two officers, Lt. Cho Han-kyong, 38, and Sgt. Kang placed on alert Saturday to prevent played a major role in marshaling degree. Now, ten yaare later, I am Puzzles A strograph Chin-kyoQ, 33, have been charged with homicide through brutal Moslem violence on southern Min­ support for Aquino during last preparing to graduate from Eaatern. 9 acts, Kang said. He said Col. Chun Suk-rin, in charge of danao Island from spreading to the February’s popular revolt that IVa a great faellng." Counter-communism Investigation Group No. 2, has been capital. ousted Marcos and brought her to relieved of his post for failure to supervise his subordinates. However, Manila newspapers power. ACROSS 5 — my Answer to Previous Puzzle claimed the heightened security During the alert, additional brothers was to prevent a possible coup by an troops were deployed around the SPRING SEMESTER 1 Nautical rope keeper^" ^ o u r alliance of Moslem rebels, right- presidential palace and Veritas and 4 Tic* toe 6 Lingo birth d ay Many crime victims know assailants wing military officers and suppor­ extra police were sent to Moslem begins January 26,1987 7 Small child 7 Twirled idly ters of deposed President Ferdi­ neighborhoods 10 Noisy 8 Author Jan. 20. 1987 WASHINGTON — Victims of rapes, assaults and robberies nand E. Marcos. Portions of a street near the 11 Entertainer Rand either know or recognize their assailants in roughly half the Aquino toured five cities on palace were opened this morning, EVENING REGISTRATION Sumac 9 Temperature Knowledge and skills which you’ve ac­ FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavet cases, according to federal authorities who say the numbers may Mindanao on Saturday and Sunday but were barricaded again at noon 12 25th letter unit (abbr.) quired over the past tew years will be to promote ratification of the 13 National bird 10 Put down be even higher because of unreported incidents. near Aquino’s residence. January 21, 1987 put to profitable uses in the year ahead. 14 Washing lightly 13 WWII area The report released Sunday by the Bureau of Justice Statistics constitution in a Feb. 2 plebiscite, Benigno said that “ nobody was There will be a demand for what you says less than one-half of the 20 million violent crimes committed but spent Saturday night, when the really worried.” The precautions 16 Spanish aunt 15 Wooden tub have to offer 5:30 p,m. 17 New (pref.) 18 Mother sheep A C E from 1982 through 1984 were committed by people who were total alert was called, in Manila. were similar to those in effect last 19 Bushy clump 21 "A" L O F t H strangers to the victims. The press office of the Armed November when the government AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don t de­ EXPLOSIVES Hurley Hall 20 Concert halls "apple" Y M A ■ T In 39 percent of the violent crimes, the attacker is a relative, Forces General Headquarters said said it blocked a coup by officers bate political or philosophical issues to­ 22 Compass point 23 Twisted E R U p T friend or acquaintance of the victim, the study said. Another 10 the "red alert” was lifted today. A linked to then-Defense Minister 24 Author Ferber 25 Egyptian river day You may get too emotionally in­ INC. statement said the command had Juan Ponce Enrile. N o N volved in them, and bitter exchanges percent of the offenders were known to the victims by sight, Willimantic Campus 27 Cattle 26 Likewise downgraded readiness to a “ white Several newspapers, including R could ensue. Major changes are ahead bureau director Steven R. Schlesinger said in a statement. 30 Mae West role 28 Hebrew letter A Malaya, The Manila Times and The 1 lor Aquarius in the coming year. Send alert,” meaning troops can leave 31 Tennessee 29 Bird “ It is often said that the fear of crime is largely a fear of for your Astro-Graph predictions today. the barracks after duty hours. Manila Chronicle, quoted unidenti­ Ford 31 Italian family 42 Mail center 55 Mountains ' strangers,” Schlesinger said. 456-2231 Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ But a senior m ilitary source, fied military sources as saying that 34 Swiss songs 32 Rajah's wife abbr. But he noted that friends accounted for 17 percent, or 3.3 (abbr.) paper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH speaking on condition of anonym­ private armies led by Marcos 36 New Orleans 33 Atmospheric 44 Long time 44101-3428. Be sure to stale your zodi­ million, of the violent crimes, while casual acquaintances ity, said the m ilitary would be on its supporters joined in the Mindanao team gas 47 Useful 56 Light_____ ac sign. accounted for 14 percent, and relatives accounted for 8 percent. guard until after the vote on the raids because they hoped the 38 Riding 35 Trifle 48 Decorative feather exhibition 37 Hebrew holy 49 High note PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Joint ven­ constitution. Moslem violence would discredit 39 Explosive day (abbr.) 51 Head 57 Negative word tures will work out OK today, provided WINTHROP iby Dick Cavalli Defense Minister Rafael Ileto Aquino. (abbr.) 41 More rancid 53 Strike out 59 Edge all parties concerned make an equal 40 Old Testament contribution. Step away if the lion's H ER E CO/V!ES YOUR DOG-.. WOW.' I (DIDN'T KNOW CHIPS YEAH, THAT CAT'LL book share is expected from you. 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Opening lead: ¥ Q As early as 1500 B.C., Queen Hatsbcp-- you’ve zeroed in on the wrong spade king and took two more heart sut of Egypt had a loo full of wiM! objective. tricks to set the contract. animals. Elizabeth W. Bailey JoMph F. RiMter Lillian 8. Hearing Elizabeth “Bess” White Bailey, a Joseph F. Rieder, 72, of South Lillian S. (Bingham) Heering, 79, longtime Connecticut journalist, Windsor, died SatuHay at home. of 31 French Road, died Saturday at died Thursday at a West Hartford He was the husband of Doris Manchester Memorial Hospital. Involved Celts convalescent home at age 76. She (Cartier) Rieder. She was the wife of Charles A. was the mother of Dale Titus of Bom in Manchester, he had lived Heering. Manchester. in South Windsor for many years. Bom in Middlesex, Vt., Oct. 9, She spent most of her career as Before his retirement in 1980, he 1907^ she had lived in Manchester Torrin^on bureau chief for the had worked for 32 years at Pratt & for seven years, previously living in slam Houston Waterbury Republican and later Whitney Aircraft. He was a former Chicago, III., and the Waterbury worked for the Torrington Regis­ member of the National Guard area. She was a member of ter. Her journalistic efforts contrib­ Barracks 169. Emanuel Lutheran Church and a By Dave O'Hara uted to the establishment of the Besides his wife, he is survived by past president of the Lutheran ‘i The Associated Press Torrington branch of the Univer­ a son, Joseph R. Rieder of Vernon; Church Women in Torrington and NBA roundup sity of Connecticut. five daughters, Helen Regan of Chicago, III. BOSTON — Larry Bird is the — see page 13 She also is survived by two sons, Enfield, Nancy Dillon and June Besides her husband, she is Boston Celtics’ top gunner, but he David 0. Bailey of Harwinton, Nericio, both of Manchester, Linda survived by a daughter Mrs. Alva likes to see everybody get into the Merrill Bailey of Cranston, R.I.; Berson of Enfield and Mary Neville (Margaret) Rossi of South Wind­ scoring act “because it means a lot another daughter, Nancy Haimerl of South Windsor; two brothers, sor; three sons, James A. Langevin of people are involved.” of Warren; a brother, John White of Frank and John Rieder, both of of Phoenix, Ariz., lliomas D. So, with Bird leading the way blowing people away, so this was a Hungtington, N.Y.; and nine Manchester; two sisters, Mary Kelleher of Carrollton, Texas, and with 32 points, everyone except very important game. grandchildren. Gale and Ann Schack, both of Daniel D. Kelleher of Washington, inconsistent Fred Roberts joined in “This was not easy at all. We had A memorial service was held Manchester; 14 grandchildren; and D.C.; a sister, Mrs. Harry Barry of the fun Sunday as the Celtics to work our butts off on the Sunday at Trinity Episcopal several nieces and nephews. Windsor Locks; 14 grandchildren; streaked to a 122-99 NBA victory defensive end to cover (Akeem) Church in Torrington. Burial will be The funeral will be Tuesday at and six great-grandchildren. over the Houston Rockets. Olajuwon and (Ralph) Sampson J at the convenience of the family. 8:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney The funeral will be Wednesday at “We piayed in the wrong building because they can kill. Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., 9 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran against the wrong team with the “We had to give up something so Natalie C. Kozlkowskl followed by a mass of Christian Church, 60 Church St. Burial will be wrong plays,” Houston Coach Bill we decided ‘let them beat us from burial at 9 a.m. in St. Francis of in Hillside Cemetery, Torrington. Fitch said. “If you’re not having a the outside.” Natalie C. (Wieliczka) Kozi- Assisi Church, South Windsor. There are no calling hours. good day, they’re certainly not Olajuwon and guard Robert Reid kowski, 71, formerly of Somers, Burial will be in St. James Memorial donations may be going to help you. led the Rockets with 20 points each died Saturday at an area nursing Cemetery. Manchester. Calling made to the Red Cloud Indian Herald photo by Tuckar “We just didn’t play well and they and Steve Harris, also a guard, had home. She was the wife of John J. hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 School. Pine Ridge, S.D. 5^770. did. If you let them play with their 18. However, Sampson hit on only 1 Kozikowski and the sister of An­ p.m. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main The Capitals’ Kevin Hatcher glides around Hartford's action Saturday night at the Civic Center. The Capitals starting five, they’il beat you. If you of 8 field goal attempts and finish^ thony Wieliczka of Manchester. Memorial donations may be St., has charge of arrangements. make them go deep, you have a with 6 points. A Doug Jarvis with the puck as Washington teammate Kelly easily handled the lethargic Whalers, 6-1. She also is survived by two sons, made to either the Cystic Fibrosis chance.” “We just didn’t come out and play Alexander J. Kozikowski of Enfield Miller (10) and Hartford's Sylvain Cote (21) view the Foundation, 530 Oakwood Ave., Bruno 8. Ladyga Bird, who scored six points on his strong,” Sampson said. “I guess it and John J. Kozikowski Jr. of West Hartford, or to the American first 3-pointers since Jan. 2, was just a bad game.” Stafford Springs; a daughter. Cancer Society. 257 E. Center St., Bruno S. Ladyga, 73. of 39 Horton grabbed 9 rebounds, earned 9 “This was a big game and I’m Joanne M. Leveque of Somers; Manchester. St., died Saturday at home. He was assists and had 5 steals. He credited very disappointed,” Olajuwon said. three other brothers, Edwin Wie­ the husband of the late Ann (Smola) the Boston defense for the rout in “I don’t think we played up to our liczka of Vernon. Frank Wieliczka Ladyga. Herald photo by Pinto Whalers In need of quick fix the Celtics’ first meeting with potential.” of Hartford and Stanely Wieliczka Bom in Suffield, he had lived in Houston since they won their 16th Leading by just two points with of Windsor Locks; two sisters, Raymond DeMonte 8r. Manchester for many years. He Tommie Stringfellow, 64, flanked by his unable to attend the ceremony, which NBA championship iast June in a 4>A minutes left in the second N Helen Cardalico of West Hartford Raymond DeMonte Sr., 59. of had retired from Pratt & Whitney son, Tom, and wife, Gladys, looks at the honored the senior Stringfellow, a Little Bv Len Auster showdown with the Rockets. period, the Celtics went on a 15-6 and Doris Ryan of Melrose; six East Hartford, died Sunday in Aircraft as a supervisor of Area 4 “Citizen of the Day" award he received League, umpire, for promoting good will Sports Editor "I thought we played great run for a 61-51 halftime lead. Then, grandchildren; and a great­ Manchester. He was the husband of after 42 years of service. He was a defense,” Bird said. “Even when after Reid scored at the outset of the grandchild. Janet E. (Merriman) DeMonte and member of the Manchester Lodge this morning from Mayor Barbara in his work. HARTFORD — The Whalers face we doubled down low we had guys third period, Boston went on a 16-6 The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 the father of Cynthia D. Leonard of Elks 1893, the Knights of Weinberg. Another son, Kent, was a double-edged sword as they take moving in and picking off their surge that virtually ended Hous­ a.m. from the Leete-Stevens En­ and Janet G. DeMonte, both of Columbus Campbell Council and on the Montreal Canadians tonight passes. ton’s five-game winning streak. field Chapels, 61 South Road. Manchester. the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club. at the Forum in Montreal in the first “But this is just another win Because of the runaway, the Enfield, followed by a liturgy of He also is survived by three sons. He is survived by a son, Richard of an important home-and-home during the season. It’s tough to play Celtics went to their bench early in Christian burial at 10 a.m. in All Raymond DeMonte Jr. of East T. Ladyga of Manchester; two Stringfellow ‘Citizen of Day’ series that winds up Wednesday noon games and it’s hard to the fourth period and McHale failed Saints Church, Somersville. Burial Hartford. Gary DeMonte of Vernon daughters. Mrs. Robert (Joan) night back at the Civic O nter. evaiuate a team when you see them to reach 20 points for only the will be in St. Bernard Cemetery, and Dana DeMonte of Hartford; Cross of Manchester and Mrs. . The Whalers, five points in for the first time. So today we’li just second time in 37 games this Enfield. Calling hours are today four brothers, Timothy DeMonte of Robert (Anne Marie) Bimey of Tommie L. Stringfellow, 64, was the award because Weinberg and “showing his character and iove” arrears of the first-place Canadians take the win.” season. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Meriden. John DeMonte and Ed­ Vernon; a brother, Chester Ladyga named Citizen of the Day this Stringfellow’s son, Tom Stringfel­ in inspiring the local children whom in the Adams Division, have to get Kevin McHale had 19 points, While Boston improved its record ward DeMonte, both of East of Millville. N.J.; a sister, Lillian morning by Manchester Mayor low, a member of the Human he umpires in Little League base­ their minds set on playing Mont­ Robert Parish 18 and Dennis to 27-10, Houston lost for the first Fllomena M. Vince Hartford, and Richard DeMonte of Bajek of Windsor; and six Barbara Weinberg at a ceremony Relations Commission, were trying ball games. “I didn’t dream they’d real. But in the same light they Johnson 14 as the Celtics rode two time since guards Lewis Lloyd and grandchildren. at Lincoln Center. to find a recipient in conjunction do anything like this.” she said. can’t forget how abysmally they Filomena M. (D’Amelio) Vince, South Windsor; two sisters, Kathe­ decisive spurts to their fourth Mitchell Wiggins were banned last rine DeMonte of Hartford and The funeral will be Wednesday at Stringfellow. a longtime Man­ with Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Stringfellow said that in his entire played Saturday night in their 6-1 victory in a row, llth in the last 12 ’Tuesday for cocaine use. 70. of Vernon, died Saturday at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney chester Little League umpire, has Board of Directors member loss to the Washington Capitals home. She was the widow of Diane Muzzy of East Hartford; umpiring career, which has games and 17th in 18 Boston Garden Cedric Maxwell, who.helped the eight grandchildren; and several Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., “served as a role model for all of Geoffrey Naab, who was at the spanned more than three decades, before a disappointed sellout crowd appearances this season. Celtics to two NBA championships William J. Vince Sr. followed by a mass of Christian us,” Weinberg said. presentation, called the older of 15.126 that was long gone before Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she had nieces and nephews. he never had to throw a kid out of a “Defense was the key,” Boston in eight years with the club, made The funeral will be Wednesday at burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget He received the award “for Stringfellow an example of King’s game for disrespect. the final horn. Coach K.C. Jones said. “We have his Houston debut, scoring five lived in Manchester for 30 years Church. Burial will be in St. outstanding contributions to pro­ dream that people not be judged by Hartford, at one point, was riding before moving to Vernon. She was a 8:15 a.m. from Newkirk & Whitney not been playing well the last couple points. He was acquired from the Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave.. Catherine Cemetery. Broad Brook. gress, welfare and civic betterment the color of their skin. “Don’t look back on race,” he told high. It shared the Adams Division of games and Houston has been Los Angeles Clippers on Friday. communicant of St. Bernard Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 to of the community,” said Weinberg. Stringfellow’s wife, Gladys, said the small group. “We’re all made of lead with Montreal and was nine Church in the Rockville section of East Hartford, with a mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Stringfellow’s name came up for her husband received the award for the same flesh and blood.” games above the .500 mark. The Vernon. Memorial donations may be Whalers’ high-water mark was She is survived by a son. William Mary Church, East Hartford. Bur­ ial will be in Hillside Cemetery. made to the Manchester Visiting 18-9-6. But these are not the best of J. Vince Jr. of Ellington; a Nurses or to the American Cancer times for the Whalers. Their recent Stars & Stripes daughter, Dorothy L. Hutchings of East Hartford. Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Society. Drivere hurt in auto accident8 numbers are nothing to write home East Hartford; two sisters, Ann about. They’ve lost eight of 10, Traficanti of Hartford and Jane George N. Hoyt A Manchester woman was in­ Broad Street at the intersection of westbound car operated by James including six straight on the road Scata in Florida; four grandchild­ August HInnov jured Thursday in a two-car acci­ moves into finals Windemere Street, police said. W. Weber, 28, of Bristol. Weber told where they must meet the defend­ Harald photo by Tuckar ren; and several nieces and August Hinnov, 83. of 14 Eldridge George N. Hoyt. 73, of Rockport, dent on Oakland Street. Linda D. Goldyn, 33. was treated police he slowed for traffic stopped ing Stanley Cup champs tonight, nephews. Mass., brother of Mrs. Leo Nelson St., died Sunday at a Manchester Police said John S. Frisell, 36, of for a neck injury at Manchester in front of him, but Romano told are are 3-9-1 in their last 13 outings. Washington’s Bob Gould (23) gets set to on helplessly. Llut gave up five goals on Bv Howard Ulman seventh leg. Conner’s lead was cut The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 convalescent home. His wife, of Manchester, died Thursday in Farmington, was driving north on Memorial Hospital and released, a police that Weber stopped sud­ Whaler coach Jack Evans, cap­ The Associated Press to just nine seconds as Dickson a.m. in St. Bernard Church. Rock­ Magda (Lauk) Hinnov, prede­ Boston. Mass. Oakland Street at about 7 a.m. hospital spokeswoman said. Gol- denly, according to a police report. tain Ron Francis and Ron Ferraro, fire the puck past Whaler goalie Mike 12 shots and was pullecl early In the appeared ready to round the buoy. ville. Burial will be in St. James ceased him in 1979. He also is survived by another when he made a left turn into a dyn’s car, which was headed north who has been relegated to a fourth Liut (1) as Whaler teammates Dave second period. FREMANTLE, Australia — New Instead, New Zealand banged Into Cemetery. Calling hours will be at sister, Helen R. Hoyt of Montgo­ Weber was treated for shouider 9 He was bom in Jarva-Jaani. private driveway, striking a south­ and stopped at a stop sign, was line with scoring titans Dave Babych (44) and MikeMcEwen (25) look Zealand hit the buoy on the final the mark. ’That required the boat to the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Estonia. July 19.1903. He had been mery, Ala. bound car operated by Kathleen A. struck from the rear at 10:44 p.m. and hip injuries at Manchester Semenko and Shane Churla, did rounding as it was threatening to re-round the mark, costing it all the 219 W. Center St., today from 2 to 4 a resident of Manchester for 32 There will be no funeral. Follow­ Fox. 21 of 186 Tudor Lane. by a car operated by Gail B. Wilcox, Memorial Hospital and released, a agree on one thing after Saturday overtake Stars & Stripes, and the ground it had gained on that and 7 to 9 p.m. ing cremation, burial will be at sea. hospital spokeswoman said. Ro­ years. Fox, who received a warning for 27. of 232 Spring St., Manchester, night’s massacre. “This was our audience. That further deepened hook, too. say it shook us up.” American boat sped off to win by downwind run. Memorial donations may be Before he retired, he worked as a Memorial donations may be not wearing a seat belt, was treated police said. mano was charged with following one minute, 29 seconds today to made to the American Heart worse game of the year,” Evans the embarrassment. And Neweil immediateiy pointed Gartner converted the freebee, By the time New Zealand could rating clerk for the Hartford made to Holy Cross College, for (facial cuts at Manchester Wilcox was charged with follow­ too closely. said, a sentiment shared by his two The Whalers were stung at the to the center ice circle. move into the America’s Cup finals. Association, 310 Collins St., Worcester, Mass. 01610. going upstairs from between the get around the mark again, it was Insurance Co., in the automobile Memorial Hospital and released, a ing too closeiy. players. “As far as the whole game, outset by a penalty shot called by Evans didn’t like the call live. circles over Liut’s glove side. ’That Stars & Stripes won the best-of- behind by 39 seconds and Conner Hartford. insurance department. He was a hospital spokeswoman said. Fri- Exports up In volume we gave a pee wee effort,” Ferraro Referee Dave Newell. The Caps’ seven challenger finals 4 to 1 and Lavina McCarthy And he didn’t like it on Memorex, would be only the first of Liut’s was home free. member of the Connecticut Esto­ seil, who was not injured, was A Bristol man was injured Friday said. Mike Gartner was breaking free for either. “It should have been a woes for the night. The man whom will face an Australian boat in the Stars & Stripes had lost the start nian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lavina “ Viney” (Ford) charged with making an unsafe morning when his car was struck Latin American exports have And the Whalers turned in the the net and Whaler right wing penalty at the very most.” Evans Whaler fans adore — usually — final series starting Jan. 31. by one second but charged to a Shots cause the Estonian American Society of McCarthy, 89. of East Hartford, turn. from behind by another car. grown in volume since the onset of a stinker of a performance before a Stewart Gavin hooked him. Defen­ said. “To call it that early on the In the best-of-nine defender fi­ 42-second advantage on the first Connecticut and had served for widow of James J. McCarthy, died Police said Cheryl A. Romano. 27, debt crisis, but their value has national cable television (ESPN) seman Scott Kleinendorst got in a first shot of the game. I’d have to Please turn to page 13 nals, Kookaburra III overcame a beat to windward. But on the second many years as its president. He was Friday at an area convalescent A Coventry woman was hurt of Hartford, was traveling west on decreased at a rate of 4.6 percent a broken backstay on the fifth leg and beat, a powerful 28-knot wind power outage also a member and past president home. She was the sister of Evelyn Friday when her car was struck Center Street near the intersection year since 1981, according to the defeated Australia IV by one ripped Conner’s genoa and New of the American chapter of Pohj ala. Hallisey of Manchester. from behind while stopped on of Love Lane when her car struck a Inter-American Development minute, 13 seconds to go ahead 4-0 in Zealand cut the margin to 14 an Estonian fraternal organization. She is survived by a son, James J. Bank. Merchandise exports pro­ their competition. seconds by the end of that leg. About 7,000 electric customers in He is survived by one son, Mikk McCarthy of Charlotte, N.C.; a vided 70 percent of Latin America’s Both Australian boats flew pro­ Hinnov of Bridgewater, N.J.; one UConn’s effort was pathetic test flags. It was down to eight seconds after daughter, Lavina Curtiss of East foreign exchange between 1978 and an area of eastern Connecticut, the first reach, but back up to 16 including all of the the 3,200 daughter, Ann Sepri of Melbourne, Hartford; another sister, Grace Teen charged in truck theft 1981. That figure rose to 95.5 Stars & Stripes led the chal­ customers in Hebron, were without Fla.; and four grandchildren. Clough of West Hartford; seven percent in 1985. lengers’ race by 36 seconds after seconds at the next rounding as The funeral will be Wednesday at A Manchester teenager was Manchester, reported the truck Bv Jim Tierney seconds into a basketball game. I New Zealand had problems at­ power Sunday and early today after grandchildren; eight great­ charged Sunday with first-degree Herald Sports Writer could feel it and I could smell it. the sixth leg of the eight-leg Indian vandals shot out about 30 insulators a time to be announced, at the grandchildren; and several nieces stolen at about 3 a.m., when he Ocean course. But the next leg was tempting to change a spinnaker. Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. larceny after he allegedly stole a woke up and found Kearney gone Unfortunately, what I could feel on a 26.700-volt power line along a and nephews. pickup truck from a man who had HAR’TFORD - Pathetic is the and what I could smell was there. downwind and New Zealand was In the defenders’ race. Kooka­ stretch from Route 87 in Columbia Center St. Burial will be in the East The funeral will be Tuesday at and the truck missing, according to EMERGENCY close enough to steal the powerful burra Ill’s lead was just six seconds Cemetery. Calling hours ane Tues­ given him a ride earlier that a police report. only applicable word to describe We just weren’t concentrating to Buck Road in Colchester. 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Fun­ morning. Fire — Police — Medical the University of Connecticut’s playing basketball the way we’re breeze from the leader. after the second leg. Then it boosted When Connecticut Light and day from 7 to 9 p.m. eral Home. 1602 Main St.. East Police said Nadeau had had given Chris Dickson steered his boat the advantage to 53 seconds on the James L. Kearney. 17, of 23 another man a ride to South performance Saturday against capable.” Power Co. shifted to another line, Hartford, followed by a mass of Cooper St., was arrested at 5:15 DIAL 911 13th-ranked St. John’s in Big East St. John’s sped to a 7-0 lead before into position to cause the spinnaker third leg, heading into the wind, and electricity was restored, but was Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Windsor and Kearney a ride to his' on Dennis Conner’s Stars & Stripes it never dropped below 50 seconds a.m. when a police officer saw him home after the three left a local bar. In Manchester Conference action at the Civic UConn climbed backed in the game blacked out again later when George 8. Wilson Mary Church. East Hartford. Bur­ driving east on West Center Street Center. The Huskies’ dismal outing when it cut the Redmen iead to 9-6 to flutter toward the end of the at any of the remaining marks. insulators along the alternate line George S. Wilson of Vernon, ial will be in St. Mary Cemetery. in the 1985 Ford pickup, police said. resulted in a 69-54 loss, but UConn — the closest UConn would get—on were shot out. formerly of Manchester, husband East Hartford. Calling hours are The vehicle’s owner, Michael G. coach Jim Calhoun was the first to a Tate George basket with 15:04 to Henry Prescott, a spokesman for of Sylvia (Saccoccio) Wilson, died today from 7 to 9 p.m. Nadeau. 31. of 470 Woodbridge St., ON YOUR WAY IIP, say the score was not an accurate go in the first half. St. John’s ripped CL&P. said the original failure Sunday at home. reflection of the game. off eight unanaswered points to Report says Ditka occurred about 5; 15 p.m. Sunday, 2-YEARS OF OlALLINl “The score was not indicative of assume a 17-6 lead and UConn went when customers saw their lights He was born in Manchester, Dec. the game,” Calhoun admitted, nearly seven minutes without scor­ blink and fade as the shift to 13, 1915. and had been a resident of AUVEN1URE AND 817,1 negativeiy referring to the gener­ ing. Gamble’s foul-line jumper with another line took place Vernon for the past 49 years. ous margin UConn managed to lose 8:15 left in the half ended the will quit the Bears automatically. Before his retirement he had FOR COLI by. “We just weren’t concentrating drought. At 3:24 a.m. today, the power for assumed the ownership and opera­ I p i on playing basketball.” Now when “We just didn’t do a lot of things tion of the C.E. Wilson Nurseries in 9 those customers went out again for NEUI ENGLAHrS would a basketball coach confess to that we have to do to win,” UConn CHICAGO (AP) - The president The Globe said Ditka was “fum­ an hour or more when the strain on Manchester, retiring in the 1960s the latter statement unless some senior captain Gerry Besselink of the Chicago Bears is denying ing” because Valnisi is his b u t the alternate line, with itsdamaged when the nurseries were sold. He supplementary issue was lingering explained. “We have to start going reports that head Coach Mike Ditka friend and Ditka’s strongest ally in insulators, caused a failure. worked as a salesman for the C.E. on his team. back to the little things that are has vowed to quit the team after the Chicago’s front office. Still another brief failure oc­ Wilson Nurseries when it relocated Well, the dark cloud hanging over going to make us a good team. If we 1987 season. curred at about 7:45 a.m. today, to Texas, and was a salesman for mORTGAGE fliffiKi “Ditka and Jerry are best of the heads of certain Husky players, don’t do that, it’s going to be a Bears President Michael McCas- friends,” according to an unidenti­ Prescott said, when the customers the S.W. Packaging Co. and the n key said Sunday he had not been sophomores Cliff Robinson and Phil pretty disappointing ending.” fied source quoted by the news­ were shifted back to the original former Allis Chalmers Co. of Gamble, junior Robert Ursery, and UConn, which shot a miserable told of any such deadline by Ditka, line after insulators were replaced. Manchester. He was also a member paper. “When the ‘big fouri (Ditka, junior Terry Coffey — who is trying 6-for-22 from the floor during the according to Brian Harlan, a Bears McCaskey, Vainisi and personnel Prescott said CL&P has had of the First Congregational Church to regain his eligibilty — takes the first half, trailed at halftime, 35-16. spokesman. problems with vandals shooting at of Vernon. He was a former director Bill Tobin) got together, form of ineligibility from the squad Shelton Jones, who scored a game- Harlan quoted McCaskey as Jerry usually backed Ditka. This is insulators in the area before. chairman for the board of finance due to poor grades. The second high 18 points, led the Redmen in saying Ditka has not resigned. He said 15 men worked through for the Town of Vernon before what happened with (Doug) Flutie, semester officially begins Jan. 26 the opening 20 minutes with 10 Ditka reportedly was on vacation and McCaskey didn‘t like it. It the night, replacing the insulators, consolidation with Rockville. He and first semester grades were points. Gamble, who led UConn and not available for comment. mostly ceramic, with butyl rubber was also an active member of the 15 Year 30 Year happened three or four times, and mailed last week. The ‘no news is with 16 points, admitted the team’s ’The Boston Sunday Globe re­ McCaskey wasn‘t happy about H.” insulators that are more resistant Vernon Little League. good news theory’, apparently, lack of concentration even before ported that Ditka had told his to bullets. Besides his wife, he is survived by 8 7 / , % 1 9 2 2 ” 9 0 ^ 1 9 2 3 " / . isn’t practiced at UConn because the game started. bosses he would leave after the McCaskey said he dismissed Besides the 3,200 Hebron custo­ a son, Jerad B. Wilson of Vernon; If you can rise to the tough mental and physical chal­ rumors are flying saying that the “It didn’t seem like everybody remaining year on his contract is Vainisi because of “philosophical mers, the outages affected 1.300 in two daughters. Mrs. Robert (Judy) 15 Year FiHMf Rate ' Annu al Rerrentage Rate 30 Ytar Fuad Rate 1 Annual f^rcentage Rate lenge offered in today’s Army, you can build the muscle, three current players will join was really into the game,” Gamble over due to a dispute over the NFL diferences.” He said Vainisi is still w ith two points w ith tw o points 7 Salem, about 2,500 in Colchester, a Blanchard of Hebron and Mrs. skills, stamina and self-confidence that can help you meet Coffey on the ineligibility list. said. ‘"The lockeiroom wasn’t team’s firing last week of General a consultant. handful in Lyme and a few hundred Robert (June) Clark of Baltimore. Rates based on 20% down. Rates subject to change. Nobody expected the Huskies to emotional like it usually is. We were Manager Jerry Valnisi. Vainisi, however, still considers in East Haddam. all of life’s challenges. Md.; two brothers, Carroll W The most competitive rates. beat St. John’s, but a better effort going out there to play, but when we The newspaper said Ditka told himself the team’s general man­ "It was ^ expensive deal,” Wilson and Hewitt E. Wilson, both In addition to self-reliance, teamwork and pride, in was expected. Besides the obvious got out to the court It seemed like McCaskey of his intentions after ager and has two years left on the Prescott said. and an unmatched speciai ievei of of Jacksonville. Texas; and five service are why COMFED remains two years you can come away with up to $17,CX)0 for talent possessed by the Redmen, something else just happened.” McCaskey refused to rehire contract given to him by George The only effect of the storm was grandchildren. New England's number one mort­ C i 3 M F = D college, if you qualify. UConn self-destructed. With the Freshman Steve Piklell, out of St. Vainisi. Halas in 1983. to increase the problem because gage lender. MORTGMSS C O , INC. off-the-court problems plaguing the “Then this season is my last,” Flutie, a Heisman Trophy win­ The funeral will be Thursday at You can choose from several skills to train in and Paul High School in Bristol, scored moisture got into the insulators When it comes to your mort- You can bank on it Huskies, this game was nearly a a career-high 13 points on 5-of-8 Ditka is reported as saying. “Don’t ning quarterback, was ot^lnetf more easily. 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral gage, you can b a n k on CO M FE D . get your training reserved for up to 12 months from now. even bother to ask me about signing mid-season by the Bears despite Hopne, 400 Main St. Burial will be in blowout before it started. shooting. “I saw my shots today,” Harald photo by Tuckor Call now and select your challenge. “We got handled by a good Pikiell said. “When you hit a couple an extension of my contract, naysayers who said he was too 8a«t Oefhetery.'CMIing lMin%>ri basketball team,” Calhoun said. “ because I won’t do it.” short and Inexperienced to be WmosnoNwrowi Wednesday from 2 to 4 anH 7 to 9 V ■ “vWfMIsor Locks Orange you feel more confldent.’’ 1-800-842-3235 627-9486 6 4 3 -4 T 0 9 We lost our opening concentration, Calhoun alluded to the off-the- St. John’s Shelton Jones goes above the rim to lay In the After the conversation, Ditka successful in the NFL. Flutie. In 1964, what was at that time the p.m. 1-800-922-3260 795-0551 reportedly told his assistant replacing starter Jim McMahon, world's longest suspension bridge Memorial donations may be Manchester Army Office I think, on the opening tap,”. court situation affecting his team, basketball as UConn’s Gerry Besselink (33) gets Involved CONNECTICUT MORTGAGE OFFICES: Greenwich 795 0551 Litchfield County 668 7532 Sixty-four seconds into the contest, ‘"rhose other things are other coaches that 1987 would be his last out with a shoulder injury, played — the Verrazano Narrows Bridge made to the Visiting Nurse and Mystic 536-4277 Orange 79S-05SI Windsor Locks 627-9486 In the play too late. The Redmen toyed with the Huskies, 555 Main Street Calhoun called a timeout. “I don’t things. If it’s a blizzard out now. season with the Bears and they the whole game when tlie B ears — opened. It linked the New York Community Care Inc., 26 Park St., remember in 20 years of coaching coming away with a 69-54 triumph Saturday afternoon at were free to start looking for new ended their season with a playoff City boroughs of Brooklyn and Vernon or to the First Congrega­ calling a timeout a minute and four Please t m to ^ge IS the Civic Center. jobs innmediately. loss to the Washington Rcdaktaa. Staten Island. tional Church of Vernon. ARMY. BE A U YOU CAN BL It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 19. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 19, 1987 - It SCOREBOARD Lucas’ return

Capitate 8. Davila 1 Elinbeltitawn 8S, Oellysburg SB, O T n9XCorroll,Wls.a win, lose & DREW Fairfield a . La Salle a ______lorthweste m a Oeorge Woshlngton 7X Penn St. 71 lndtan»8Ea,Marlan,lnd.m benefits Bucks Hockey WdNllwiteii 1 3 1—6 Hamiltan a , Elmira 75 KotamoMoSI,Adriana, OT N aw JerM y 8 8 1— 1 Horhelck 7X W. ConnecHcuta KontosSX Miami, Fta.47 Bv Bill Barnard ,_n rs t Period— 1, Washington, Christian ^roWfUOfsIV OWf IW W Cn^QaeO CK KonsoeSt. a , lowoSt.a The Associated Press 1_3 (Ridley, Adorns), 14:55. X Washington, Holy Cross 7X A rm y a Kearney St. 113, Emporia St. 111, SOT Oortner 12 (Loughlln), 16:15. PencMMe— Howard U. S6, Morgan St. 81 LewtsMAshtanda NBA Roundup NNLttimllngt Iona 75, Atanhattan 71 Lincoln ChrMlon 77, Great Lakes Blble76 John Lucas, given one last Stevens, Was (hooklng),17:34;Verbeek,NJ LulherM, WOrtburgS? (Interference), 19:31. lllwca a , RPI 55 chance to play in the NBA, wasted Second P erlod-3, Washington, Gould 12 John Carroll 45, Wash. A Jeff. 40 MacMuiiiwa, Prtn^oM W A L n C O N r a U N C I Mankato J t . 95, S. Dakota St. a ra rta k OMM m i (Miller, Duchesne), 2:27. 4, Woshlngton, Juniata a , Albright 57, OT no time taking advantage of it. grab a 6X53 lead in the third period, Murphy 15 (Christian, PIvonka), 6:36 LataveKe a , RMer 79 Marton74,Rwklln7l Lucas, signed by Milwaukee on W L T Pll OFOA Lebanon Valley 75, HaverfordM MarauetteM,Doyton57 but with Lucas in the game, the PhltaMpIlla 31 12 3 «5 1M 134 (pp).5,Washlngton,Chrlstlan14(DuA Vermont 72, Colgate 64 AusttnColl.71,SulRossSt.a to deal with those situations.” 21-52 1X11 54 Sikma, who had 18 points and IS streak in the closing minutes of the (Dertogo, Hough), 4:38. X Quebec, Oorod- W.TexasSt.a,AngeloSt.M season, averted the shutout for (Sovord, O'Callohon), 13:n. Penalty- Houston at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Halftime— Michigan 39, Syracuse 36. FAR W EST shots before being pulled by Evans where we are now and there’s now ton. which began the night in the Hartford at 15:08 of the third Chicago at Indlona, 5:30 p.m. Alabama St. i n . Southern U. a Show, Que (crosschecfclng), 17:49. N .Y. Islanders i 8 2— 3 Threxpoint goals— Syracuse 43 (Monroe Albany St., Go. 115, Alabama A8,M 99 Adams St. 99, Colorado Mines 93 in favor of back-up Steve Weeks sense in letting it slip away now,” cellar in the Patrick Division. The Atlanta at Detroit, 7 :B p.m. 36, Douglas 1-X Triche X I), Michigan 613 Arlzono73, Washlnoton 72 period. Phllodalphla i 8 8— 1 Aub.-Montgomery a , Blrm.-Southern73 with 4:31 gone in the second period. Francis said in the quiet Whaler Capitals have shown signs of life Lucas hoping fortunes Shots on goal— Quebec 1X8-7— 27. Chl- L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. (Thompson X7, Grant 55, Joubert XI). Baptist, S.C. a , Campbell 72 Azusa Pacific 56, Fresno Pacific 9 "Our penalty killing was maybe cogo 16-1MS— 43. Rrst Period— 1, Philadelphia, Tocchet Portland of Denver, 9:M p.m. Fouledout— Coleman, Vaught. Brigham Young W, Hawaii 79 Evans wouldn’t fault his No. 1 lockerroom. "W e have to pick up lately, though; going 3-1-1 in their 17 (Seobrooke, Craven), 19:36 (pp). X Belmont Abbey 78, Newport News 45 the only thing that was positive Power-play Opportunities— Quebec0of2; TlMf0Oy*S OVIIMS Rebounds— Syracuse 43 (Setkaly 15), Berea 97, Thomas More a Calltomlaa, Stanford72 netminder. "The next two goals our heads and go and do the job. No last five road games. After Chicago 0 of 5. New York, LaFontalne 20 (Lauer, Kerr), Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 :n p.m. Michigan 35 (Rice 9). Asslsts^yrocuse Cal Bapltst74, Pomono-PItzera tonight,” Evans said. The Whaler 19:52. Penalties— Potvin, N Y (hooking), Bluefleld Coll. 54, Bridgewater, Va. 75 were poorly played by us in front of one is going to feel sorry for us. It’s Gartner’s initial goal, Kevin Coolies— Quebec, Gosselln (43 shols-40 (Jolden State at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 12 (Douglas 5), Michigan 23 (G . Thompson Catawba 62, Lenolr-Rhyne 52 Cal-Oovtsa, Hayward St. 9 now turning around saves). Chicago, Suave (27-22). 7:56; Hospodar, Phi (elbowing), 13:51; 8). Total fouls— Syracuse 18, Michigan 21. Cal P oly-SLO a, Dominguez HillsSt.9,2 bim.” Ferraro was annoyed by the up to us to turn things around.” Hatcher at 7:34 and Dave Christian power play, which had been bounc­ Hrudev,NY,servedbvLaFontalne(delavot Centre 9 , Rhodes 71 ing back from a disastrous stretch A — 17M14. game), 18:00. Technicals— None. A— 13609. Clemson 72, Maryland 64 OT fans’ reaction to the proceedings. Gartner’s early goal stunned the at 11:21 stung Liut from in close. Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Caltica 122, Rockete 9B Coll, of Charleston Newberry Cal-Riverside 81, Los Aneeiss St. 74 and had gone Xfor-17 in the last By Rick Gano middle of the week. Mlork Pare, Dan Schocte. Second Period— None. Penalties— 66. 46 " It was obviously not Lutey’s night Whalers. But Francis said that Christian easily skated wide of OIneen, N Y (high-sticking), 3:11; Sa- Davidson 8X Appalachian St. 9 Cal-Sonto Barbara 93, Cal-Irvine 75 The Associated Press "John came up to me Saturday HOUSTON (99) How top twonty farad Carroll, Mont. 91, Montano Tech 9 tonight,” Ferraro said, "but I think shouldn’t have sent the club into a three ganies, was Xfor-7. Twice the muelsson. Phi (high-sticking), 5:21; Kon- McCray X10 2-3 12, Sampson 1-8 4-4 6, Delta St. 65. Troy St. 63, O T defenseman Dana Murzyn, who afternoon and asked if I had a spot Dillard William Carey 75 Cent. Washington 87, W. Washington 75 it was unfair the way fans jumped tailspin. " It ’s a OXminute game. Whalers failed to convert on 5-on-3 rovd, NY, double minor-gome OlaluwonX13X6a,Mlnnlefleld1-7X02,Reld a , was left looking like a planted MILWAUKEE - John Lucas, on the roster right away so he could misconduct, served by Makelo, (first off Duke 69, Wake Forest 49 Claremont-Mudda, San Bernardino St.9 man-advantages. Washington was Rad Winga 1, Pengulna 0 X18X2B, Petersen 13567, Harrls7-12X518, How the top twenty teams In The Coll, of Idaho 81, Concordia, ()re. 75 on him. The fair-weathered fans We can’t say it caused us to play smoke-shop statue, and stuffed in a bench), 7:47; Curran, N Y, mlnor-malor- Anderson X4(H) 4, Maxwell 2-41-35, Leovell Assodoled Press' college boskelball poll E. Kentucky 79, Tennessee Tech 65 equally inept on the power play, who hopes his personal fortunes are suit up against the Hawks,” Nelson Eton 72, Wingate 69 George Fox 117, NW Nazarene M are hard to take. But we do have a awful. We were caught being lazy. backhander. gome mlsconductdeavlngthepenoltybox, 2-2X04, Feltl 001-21. Totals3731233199. foredthlsweek: Gonzoga 114, Loyola, Calif. 101, O T going Xfor-5. "The power play on on the rise after spending the last 10 said. " It ’s incredible how he can fighting), 7:47; Gilbert, NY, misconduct, 1. Nevada-Los Vegas (15-1) beat Faulkner 67, Montevallo 9 hard core of ans in the comer and We were trying to get away with Hatcher, Bob Gould and Chris­ 8 8 1— 1 Rorlda 97, Tennessee a Idohoa, Boise St.9 both sides was a demonstration of months in drug rehabilitation, is walk right off the street and play a 8 8 6—0 7:47; Bossen, N Y, misconduct, 7:47; BOSTON (IB) Callfornla-SantaBarbora8X74; losttoNo.16 they said the sun comes up things. We know we have to play tian tallied in the second period for 9 LewlsGlorkSt. 110, Seattteia Hrudey,NY,servedbyD.Sutter(leavlngthe McHole7-155619,Blrd1XaiX1132,Parlsh Oklahoma 8938. Ra. Southern a , Eckerd 67 how it should not be done,” Evans hoping to return the favor for the game like that. He really adds First Period— None. Penalties— Rorlda Tech St. Thomas, R a. 81 Long Beach St. 9 , New Mexico St. 75 tomorrow. And it does.” better. Tonight was an example of Frowley, Pit (Interference), 2 :n ; Zombo, crease), 7:47; Tocchet, Phi, molor-gome 7-17 X5 18, Johnson X7 66 14,AlngeX8XO X Iowa (163) beat No. 8 llllnols9l38, OT. a , Washington. Gould’s sent Liut to Milwaukee Bucks, the team that something to our team.” misconduct (fighting),7:47; Carson,mlnor- Furman a , VMI 71 Metro St.72,SeatttePaclflcM said. Det (Interference), 9:22; Errey, Pit 5, KlteX3X36,Slchtlng58X010,DayeX31-17, MontanoTI, Idaho St. a gave him another chance to play in "It meant a lot to come back and gantemlsconduct (roughing), 7:47; Noch- Roberts X20O0, Vincent 361-17, CarllsleX3 3. North Carolina (151) beat Virginia Georgetown, Ky. 77, Alice Lloyd 9 (charging), 11:25; O'Connell, Det (trlp- O o rtfo Mississippi St. 41 Montano St. a , Weber St. a What must the Whalers do to turn plne), 19:25; Delorme, Det(slashlng),19:48. baur Phi, misconduct, 7:47; Hospodar, 2-32, Henry 1-10O2.Totals44-9331-351B. 9530; beat No. 17 North Carolina StateOXa. 45, the NBA. win this game. I ’m going to have to mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 7:47; Go. Southern 7D, Cententary 65, O T Nev.-Renoa, N. Arlzona77 things around. "W e have to skate Georgia SW 76, W. Georgia 67 NewMexlooa,AlrForcea " I ’ve made my share of mistakes lean on my teammates and they’re Second Period— None. Penalty— Hextoll, Phi, served by AAellanby Heusten 13 a a 24— 99 4. IndlonadXI) beotMlchlgan8584;beat again.” Ferraro analyzed. "W e (leaving the crease), 7:47; Mellanbv, Georgia St. 79, Samford 75 N.AAex. Highlands 78, Mesa61 in my life, but so has everyone going to have to lean on me.” Lucas Hllller, Pit (hooking), 8:44. Boston a » 31 38— I B Wisconsin 10565; beat Northwestern 9543. Northfldge St. 9 , Ca\ Pojy-Pomona 55 have to move the puck quickly. Phi (tripping), 16:31; LaFontalne, NY Three-point goals— Reid 2, Bird 2, Grambllng 8X Texas Southern 76 else,” Lucas said Sunday after said. (holding). 19:10. Jackson St. 47, Alcorn St. a OreoonTech71,W.Baptlsta ’That’s our strong suit. We’ve been Third Period— 1, Detroit, Barr 3 (Yzer- Alnoe. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— 5. Syracuse (1 5 1 ) beat Boston College PorHand9,Pepperdlne57 - scoring 12 points, including a "H e got us going and enabled us mon, Probert), 9:55. Penalty— Oates, Det Third ferlod— 3, New York, LaFontalne Houston 49 (Olaluwon 9), Boston 55 7664; lost to Michigan 9 1 -a. Jacksonville 9 , Old Dominion 71 standing around waiting for things 20 (Lauer, Jonsson), 4:23.4, New York, B. Jacksonville St. 97. Berry 71 Puget Sounda, E. Montanaa go-ahead three-pointer, and hand­ to get back in the game,” forward (hooklrtg), 11:21. (McHale, Bird 9). Assists— Houston B 6. Purdue (1X1) beat Minnesota 8 6 9 ; Son Dlegoa,San Frandscoa to happen and they never do. Shots on goal— Detroit 7-11-13— 31. Pitts­ Sutter 23, 19:55 (en). Penalties— DIneen, (Reid, Leovell 4), Boston a (Bird, Johnson beat Louisville 8X73. Johnson C. Smith 9 , Paine 64, O T ing out a team-high seven assists in Terry Cummings said. "H e got N Y (hooking), 5:53; Bossen, N Y (slash­ Ky. Wesleyan 9 , Bellarmlne 71 Son Francisco St. 65, Chico St. 41 burgh 9-10-17— 36. 9). Total fouls— Houston a , Boston B . 7. DePaul (1X0) beat Loyola, III. 8X65; SonJoseSt.9,FresnoSt.6l "W e have to be a little more his first game as the Bucks beat the everyone involved offensively and ing), 8:52; Samuelsson, Phi (holding), Technicals— Reid, Houston Illegal defense, beat South Florida 81-B. Limestone 99, M a n Hill a Power-play Opportunities— Detroit 0 of 8:52. Livingston 9 , Columbus Coll. 70 Santa Clara 55, St. Mary's, (tollf. 43 aggressive with the puck. There are Atlanta Hawks 10X91. really excited the club with his 3; Pittsburgh 0 of 4. Boston Illegal defense. A— 14690. 8. Illinois (153) losttoNo.2lowa9138,OT; Southern Caia,O regona Goolles— Detroit, Hanlon (36 shots-36 Shots on goal— New York 7-1X3— 20. beotMlnnesoto8Xa. Longwood 67, Liberty 64 no big secrets in the game of " I Just want to get on with my life play.” Phllodelphia 8X11— a . Lynchburg 112, Emory & Henry 110, S.Oreoon 73, Warner Pacifica saves). Pittsburgh, Meloche (31-»). _ 9. Georgetown (152) beat Vlllonova Stan IslausSt. 77, Sonoma St. 72 hockey. It’s a simple game with just and help this team win some ball Hawks forward Dominique Wil­ A — 16JB3. Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 0 Lakara115,Bullate101 8X73; lost to Seton Hall 6665. 20T of 3; Philadelphia 1 of 6. Marshall 7X Citadel 9 Utaha,SanDlegoSt.a a few unusual twists. We have to get games. It was a great feeling. The kins. who twisted a knee late in the Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— W. Auburn (1X3) beotTennessee66a; lost UtahSt.73,ftadflc9 Cord Broseker, Kevin Collins. Goalies— New York, Hrudey (a shots-27 LJk. LAKERS (115) to Vonderbtit 91-75. Mary Washington 79, Shenandoah 78 the simple things down. It basically key was that my teammates third quarter and played sparingly soves). Phllodelphia, Hextoll (1X17). 11. Temple (162) beat Penn Stale 6649; Methodist 63, Va. Wesleyan 62 W. Montanaa, N. Montanaa Green 3-9 66 12, Worthy X16 X5 2D, W. Oregon 110, E. Oregona accepted me. That was a great in the fourth, credited Lucas with A— 17,222. Abdul-JabbarX133515,Johnson11-BX5a, beot St. Joseph's 7X69. Middle Tenn. m, Moreheod St. 72 comes down to hard work and we Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Jim Miss. V a ll^ St. 74, Prairie View 67 Western St., Colo. 76, W. New Mexico 75 relief to me.” turning the game around. Scott 59 DD 10, Cooper X7 55 14,Rombls 12. Clemson (163) beat Florida Interna­ Whltmona, LlnfleMM have to work as hard as we can.” Chrlstlson, John D'Amico. 531-110,Brlckowskl1-1X02,BranchX5X26. tional 108-55; beat Furman 3X77; beat Mobile 9 , Louisiana Coll. 46 Lucas, who come forward twice "H e is a great point guard and Capitala 8, Whalera 1 (Saturday Maryland 7264. Morris Brown 79, Tuskegee 65 Whlttter67,Redlandsa Totals45«03Xai15. Wvomlng79, TexoxEI Paso 74 WHALER NOTES - The penalty WASHINOTON (181) 13. St. John's (152) beat Brooklyn CoHege New Orleans 19, Coastal Carolina 65 to accept treatment from the NBA really helps their team. He was gaina) N. Carolina A & T 55, Bethune-Cookmon EXHIBITION shot awarded Washington was its for cocaine use, hadn’t played since getting into the seams and making Jeta 5, North Stars 3 Cotledge X16 1-2 17, Jones X7 X4 IX M. 7X48; beat Connecticut 6XM. Athletes In Action 19, BloloM Malone 7-15 73 21, J. Malone 1XB 7-7 27, 14. Duke (152) beat Atarvlond 8561; 44, O T first since Dec. 10, 1980 when N.C. Charlotte 57. South Alabama 81 TOURNAMENTS last March when he was a member the passes. In the last six minutes, 3 3 8 -6 Whatley 512X36, Williams 510X4 W, Cook beat Woke Forest 6949. Gartner also scored. It was the first of the Houston Rockets. But Sunday they hit an emotional high and we 8 8 1—1 Mbmesota i i 1—3 13X22, Vincent 131-23, Bol 1-21-23, Adorns 15. Alebomo (152) beat South Carolina N.C.-Greensboro i a , N.C. Wesleyan 81 First Period— 1, Washington, Gartner 11 WbHiipee 2 1 2 -5 X3X30.Totols38372531101. 7563; beat Louisiana State 6965; beat N.C.-Wllmlnoton a , E. Carolina 70 penalty shot against Hartford at the he played as if he’d never left and did not play like we are capable of MissisJppi 716X N. Alabama 104, Ato.-Huntsviiie 65 Nazareth 90, BrockportSt. 73 (penalty shot), 1:30. X Washington, Hatcher Rrst Period— 1. Minnesota, Payne 1 L6I. Lakers a 17 27 18-115 Third Place Civic Center.. . The sellout was the his presence inspired the Bucks to playing. He really hurt us down the 5 (Ridley), 7:34.3, Washington, Christian 11 (Graham, Brooke), 5:39. 2, Winnipeg, WosMnglen » 19 a 16— 181 16. Oklahoma (153) beat Louisiana N. Central 9 , f^ettevllle St. 57 Hawerchuk a (Carlyle), 7:11 (pp). 3, Threxpoint pool— Cooper. Fouled out— State 3X85; beat No. Kansas 7674; N. Kentucky 61, Kentudiy St. 9 Hobort93, St. John FIshera sixth of the season for the Whalers what Coach Don Nelson called "the stretch.” (Stevens, Loughlln), 11:21. Penalties— 2D Dixie Retarv Ctanic (jortTwr, Was (hoMIng), 2:18; Murphy, Was Winnipeg, Steen 10 (McBoln, Watters), Brtckowskl. Rebounds— Los Angeles a beat No. 1 Nevodo-Los Vegas 8938. Norfolk St. a , Virginia St. a and their fourth in six games. . . most important win of the season.” Lucas has been undergoing drug (hooking), 4:52; Fronceschettl, Was (slash­ 12:04. Penalties— Musll, Min (elbowing), ((Jreen 10), Washington 57 (Cotledge B ). 17. North Carolina State (114) beat NE Louisiana 60, NW Louisiana 57 Dave Semenko pounded on Hatcher The Bucks, with three guards on treatment in Houston since his 6:17; Boschmon, Win (holding), 7:55; Assists— Los Angeles 23 (Johnson 10), Woke Forest 7567; lost to No. 3 North Nova 104, St. Leo a GorIce Hockey Shots on goal— Minnesota X7-11— 24. 13 03 2, Lucas X9 X5 12, BtldgemonXO Virginia a , Vlllanova 9 Aiiumptlon viralty John Mahaffey, 6,795 73-7X7X6X72-356 Ernie Gonzalez, 1,791 7X7X746X80-36S medals in the 1984 Summer Olym­ Hartford11^98— 29. Mark O'Meara, 6,795 6X7X7X7X70-356 Tim Simpson, 1,791 67-7X7X71-83-365 Fermi vs. East Catholic (at Bolton Ice Power-play Optwrlunlttes— Washington WInnIpeo 1X1X11-39. X38.Totals41371Xai00. Temple 20, St. Joseph's 9 Virginia Tech a . So. Mississippi 72 Palace), 8:15 p.m. pics, sprained her right Achilles Washlnoton A Lee 70, Maryville a The Assumption Junior High School Johnny Miller, 6,795 7X67-6X71-77— 356 0o(5;Hart(0rd0of5. Power-ploy Opportunities— Minnesota Attontg a a M 1 8 - 91 SOUTH boys varsity school team racked up Its Wrestling 1 of 5; Winnipeg 2 of 5. Milwaukee a n a a - 3 a W. Carolina 64, E. Tennessee St. 57 Ken Green, 5/468 7X7X706X73-357 Bowling tendon in Friday’s Sunkist Invita­ Gooliss— Washington, Mason (29shots-28 Louisiana St. 76. Kentucky 41 seventh win of the sooson by defeating Golf Pavne Stewart, 5465 6X71-7X7X74-357 Windham at Manmehester, 6 p.m. saves). Hartford, Llut (1X7), Weeks (4:31 (kialles— Minnesota, Takko ( a shots-34 Threxpoint goals— McGee 3, Wilkins X North Cgrollna 96, N. Carolina St. 71 W. Kentucky 90, Va. Commonwealth 71 Glastonbury at East Catholic, 4 p.m. tional and will miss up to five weeks William A (Mary 71, James Madison 61 St. Joseph's of East Hartford, 41-10. The Howard TWItty, 5,468 69-7X6X7X75-357 secorKt,109). saves). WInnIpeo, Berthlaume (2X21). Lucas 2, Rivers. Fouled out— None. Roanoke 55, Maryville 46 W arriors were led by Luke O 'Reilly's 15 Cheney Tech at R H A M , 6:30 A— 1X873. Rebounds-Attonto a (Rollins ID , Mil­ Mark Haves, 5,4M 67-7X71-71-72— 357 of the indoor track season, it was A— 15,126. MIDWEST points. Matt Arnold and Phil Morlorty Don Pooley, 5,468 7X7X7X6X71-357 Calendar Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Ron Referee— Dan Morouelll. Linesmen— waukee 51 (SIkma 15). Assists— Atlanta 23 DePauw m. III. Wesleyan 76 MIDWEST chipped In with 8 and 7 points, TH U R S D A Y U.8. Mixed announced Sunday. Ryan Bozak, Jerry Potemon. (Rivers 19, Milwaukee (Lucas Total Loyola, Ul. M, Detroit 73 Tom Watson, 5,468 7X746X7X71— 357 Asselstine, Brad Laxarowich. a 7). Akron9, Austin Peoy a respectively. T.J. Ruckev and Brian Hiipi Clinic tcoret Mike Hulbert, 3375 71-7X7X6X75-358 OlHs Basketball The 26-year-old Inglewood, fo u ls — A tla n ta 18, M ilw a u k e e 19. M l c h l ^ 91, Syracuse a Alblon77,Ollvel76 Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, 7 Suzanne Feltmonn 180677, Sue Hale Sullivan also ployed well for the 7-1 Ken Brown, 3375 6X7X757X75-358 187-201-541, Cindy Hurley 195519, Linda Calif., resident injured her foot in Technicals— Milwaukee Coach Nelson, Northern St., S.D. a , Winona St. 8X O T Anderson 64, Wabosh47 Warriors. Mike DoiMid, 3375 7X716X7X74-358 p.m. Willis, Wilkins, Milwaukee llle ^ dx Purdue a , Loulsvilla 73 Auroro79, Concordia, III. a LA Q U IN TA , Calif. (A P ) — Rnol Bolton at Coventry, 4:30 p.m. Skoglund 1tt-10Xni, (>ale Pecker 497, the SOXyard race, which she went tc o m and prize money Sunday In toe Joy Haas, 3375 7X71-7X7X75-358 TODAY Marge DeLlsle 195178, Sharon Madore tense. A— 11652. SW Minnesota 9X Mt. Marty 70 BallSt.M,OhloU.a Jim Gallagher, 3375 6X716X77-73-358 Bovs Bmketbaii Men's Basketball on to win in 55.02 seconds, said Bob SO UTH W EST Bel levuea, Chodron St. a Aitumptlm JV boyt tfOOJin Bob Hope Clonic, played at the MCC ot Post, 8 p.m. 191-185534, Kevin Brennan 20520X572, Indian Wells, Bermuda Dunes, PGA West Kenny Knox, 3375 6X71-7X7X73-358 Notre Dome at East Catholic, 7:30 Diane Brennan 252-202617, Helen Mo- Kersee, her coach and manager. FootbaO Baylor a . Rice 64 Belhel,lnd.111,Goshen74 Dave Rummells, 3375 7467-71-7X73-358 p.m. PAR W ES T Block Hills St. W1, Dakota St. 52 The Auumptlon lunlor varsity boys' F R ID A Y seiskv 483, Charlie Moselskv 20X559, Transactions basketball team upped Its record to 7-1 Bobby C lo m p ^ , 3375 7X6X7X7X73-358 Ice Hockey Kris McLaughlin 18X20X544, Ellle Wil­ " I hope to resume indoor compe­ WarrIonllB.BIazsnIOS Arlzena St. a , Washington St. 64 BowUngGreena, KentSt.a D.A. wetbrlng, 3375 71-7X7X71-73-358 Manchester vs. Windsor (Loomis), Bovs Basketball UC LA 9 , Oregon St. 9 , O T Brtardlffa,Wettmora by h-oimclna St. Joseph's of Eost Manchester at East Hartford, 7:30 son 177-181-501, Ed Wilson 203, Sue Cote tition in mid-February,” Brisco Hartfor^ 43-17. Joey Perros led the Peter Jacobsen, 2338 7X71-7X7X76-359 8:30 p.m. 177-195511, Sheila Price 205501, Donna Butter a , Evonsvllle64 J C. Snead, 3338 716X7X71-75-359 East Catholic at Aquinas, 7:30 said. NFL playoN achadula OOLOEN STATE (116) C0lvlna,AlnM76 youiw Warriors with 10 points while Cheney Tech ot Bacon Academy, 7:30 Vrissis 511, Linda Burton 18X18X546, 7 BASKETBALL Nike Sullivan, 2338 7X7X7X6X75-359 T U E S D A Y McDonald X6X26, Smith 1-2X3X Carroll Saturday’a eollogo hoop acoraa Capital 9 , Musklnoum47 Josh Beaulieu and Matt Lescoe eoch Bolton at Coventry, 7:30 Fred KozIckI 247-226-645. The first World Indoor Cham­ *-m ixis 3XMuiiin scored eight points. Matt Covolo and Stive Pate, 3338 7267-7X7X75-359 Bovs BlMkOtbOll MILWAUKEE BUCKS-SIgned John SamaHv Dtec. H Cent.MlcMoan76,Toledo9 Mike Reid, 2338 7X7X7X7X76-359 Chenov Tech at Bolton, 4:30 p.m. Girls Boskelball pionships will be held in Indianapo­ X19 X2 18, Whitehead X I 03 0,Ballard13 ChlcogoSI, Lawrenoe9 Jay Corangelo played well for East Hartford at Manchester, 7:30 Lucas, guard, fOr the remainder of the New York Jeh3S.'Koofos City 15 Assumption. Jock Renner, 3338 7X7X736X77— 359 Coventry at Bacon Academy, 4:30 Holiday Gaterert lis March X8,'and " I hope to be back season. EAST Clnclnnalia,RerldaSt.67 Beys Swimming Washington 19, Los Angeles Roms 7 1-25. Totolt4X8ai-37116 Allegheny 75, Denison 64 Dzn Halldorson, 2338 6X77-7X6X77-359 p.m. SAN AN TO N IO SPURS— Signed Anthony Cincinnati BIMe i a , Ohio Valley 71 Lm nle Ciemnts, 2338 71-7X7X7X73-359 Girls Basketball Maloney at Manchester, 4 p.m. Audrey Cody 134, Alice McCooe in top form by then,” she said. Jones, euord. Amerloan Intt. 79, Bentlev 63 ClevetandSI.97, W. llllnols73 Manchester at South Windsor, 7:30 East Catholic at Xavier, 4 p.m. 132- 137-140-399, Helene Dev 137-373, Cleveland 23, New 'y'ork Jets 20, 20T PORTLAND (188) Amherst Williams 75 C-alg Stadler, 2338 75736X7X73-359 Brisco won gold medals in the POOTBALL a , Cornell, lowaTI, Illinois Coll, a Sieve Jones, 2320 7X71-7667-76-360 Cheney Tech at Bolton, 3:15 p.m. Bunny Fellown 13X362, Pat Dorsey Washington 27, Chicago 13 Carr 43 4 6 12, Vondeweghe 11-a X7 B , Assumption 71, Bryant 9 S A TU R D A Y women’s 20Xand 40Xmeter events Swidov, Jon. 4 Johnson 69 56 13, Drexier 7-15 X2 16, Creightona, Drokea fondy Lyle, 3370 736X7X6X78-360. Bacon Academy at Coventry, 5:45 133- 132-347, M arla Nopolltano 127-346, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Named Homer Boles n Worcester Tech a , O T DePouISLSoulhRorldaa Andrew Magee, 33)0 6X6X71-7X79-360 p.m. Girls Baskelball Jean Falkowich 134, Helen Moynes and ran the third leg on the New York Giants 49, Son Frondsco 3 Bethany, W.Vo. 79, Hlrom 71 South Cothollc at East Catholic, 1:30 Smith offensive coordinator. Denver a . New England 17 510 03 7, Kersey 23 1-1 5, Holten 03 03 DePouwa, Washington, Mo. 72 Tom Purtzer, 1,998 6X7X7X6X79-361 Boys Swimming. 14X13X137600, Audrey Cody 350. victorious 1,600-meter United NOCKRY Bloomsfaurg a , Q u s m Coll. 75 Doawa,Oano77 Ratlio,TV p.m. Iwidev, Jon. 11 0.Totols 4034 21-27 HO. Bluefleld St. 91, W. Virginia Tech 79 Tony Sills, 1,998 6X7X7X7X76-361 Manchester at Bulkelev, 3:30 Drury 97,Rocfchursta Stork Lye, 1,998 6X7X7X7X75-361 Harwich vs. East Catholic (at MHS Men's Basketball States relay team. Denver 23, Cleveland 2D, O T Qelden State a a a SS-116 CabrInI a , Alvernia 81 Holyoke at M CC, 8 p.n DETROIT RED WINGS— Traded John New York Gkmts 17, Washington 0 D)dceU,Mlch.-Oearborn78 Dove Stockton, 1,998 71-7X7X7X75-361 pool), 3:30 p.m. Perttond a a a tX -M S Collfomla, Pa. a , Slipperv Rock a E.MIchlgana,Trl-State61 Ice Hackw OgroOblcfc, Doug Shedden, and Basil Sundov, Jon. a Three-point goals— Floyd, Vande- Charleston, W.Vo. K)1, Concord 53 Bobby Wadkins, 1,998 71-7X7X6X75-361 McRae, forwords, to the Quebec Evongeia,Avlla57 TONIGHT Bruce Cramfrtn, 1399 6X7X746X7X-362 W E D N E S D A Y Glastonbury______u ry 01of Mancimter (Bolton Champ KO’d In dabut weghe, Paxson. Fouled out-M cOenaW , Clorfc, Moss, a , Colby 65 Ferris St. 73, Lake Superior St. 64 Ice Palace),;e ), 7:157:1Si p.m. Nordlaues for Brent Ashton and Mark A t ______C6rr, Johnson. Rebounds-GoMon Staten Cornell 91, Brown a B u ^ Gardner, 13W 7X7X7X6X78-363 Bovs BPskoIbgll EMERGENCY Kunv Denver vs. New York (Jlonts, 6 p.m. Groee67,Hunttngton9 jo;,?rvi.stiSsi'r‘sr,E i?r^"= «• Chris Perry, 1399 7X6X7X7X77-383 Eost Windsor at Cheney Tech, 4:30 East Cottwllc Cothallc at Entlold (Enfield Benny Leonard l8 rated one of the ( B a l M 9), Portland M (Kersey 12). DM . of Columbia a , Bowie St. 76 Graeeland7D,Tarklo9 Tw ins Rink). 3;1S p.m . Fire — Police — Medical pel, forwards, and Gilbert Delorme, Assists— (M den State 21 (Floyd W), Dominican a , Val. Forge Christian 64 Calvin Peete, 1399 716X746X80-363 p.m. greatest ot the lightweight C h am - Hamllnea,St.Olaf9 s^?iS«,;;i,'^ir Fred Wadswrth, 1399 716X7X7X76-363 Portland 29 (Drexier 11). Total fouls— Drew a , Susquehanna 84, SOT Hope36,Aoulnaea GMsEgskoMMlI ■logmflaM tfRiSScheeter, naan. iriona, but In hls pro debut In It llh e NEW JERSEY DEVILS— Recalled ______eb. (rolden Stale 27, Portland 35. Technicals— Brett Upper, 1399 7X7X706X76-382 East Catholic at Aquinos, 7 xm . 1 Drtxel 76, LehM 74 IHInoisa,Mlnnesota9 i o n Cottwllc

' EAST HAVEN - The effort was there, but the goals weren’t as East by any signs of life Catholic succumbed to North Bran­ H.S. Roundup ford High, 3-1, in ice hockey action Saturday night at the East Haven By The Associated Press third-period goal against Rink. Manchester outshot the once- Minnesota. The loss drops the Eagles to 2-5 beaten Wildcats, who are 9-1, by a The Buffalo Sabres, the worst NHL Roundup Hamel’s goal at 15:23 got past for the season while the Thunder- 40-38 margin. But Suffield took team in the NHL so far this season, North Stars goalie Kari Takko just birds soar to 6-3 with the victory. advantage of some critical Man­ say they’re glad to beat anybody. 43 seconds after Minnesota’s Kent While East coach Vic Russo chester miscues to find the net. “ We Still, beating the Edmonton Oil­ Nilsson had tied the game. couldn’t be pleased with the loss. career. made a few bad passes at critical ers on Sunday night was special — Andrew McBain, into an empty East’s third in in a row, he couldn’t “ I was looking to get a shot on times and that gave them excellent even if the Sabres didn’t say so. net, and Thomas Steen got the other fault his club’s effort. “ I got the net,” Amiel said. “ I wasn’t even opportunities,’ ’ said Manchester “ There’s no question we can’t put Jets goals. Steve Payne and Neal effort we’ve been looking for all thinking about Moog at all. I just second-year coach Eric Famo. any extra merit on this victory, but Broten also scored for the North season. We had an effort for three didn’t want (Kevin) Lowe, who was Suffield, ranked in the top ten in a we have to amass as many points as Stars. solid periods." he cited. “ I was going down on a knee, to block the schoolboy poll, had a 1-0 lead after we can in a short distance, “ Buffalo Nordlques S.BIackhawks 3 really pleased by our effort and shot. I wanted to get it by him.” the first period. “ I thought we Coach Ted Sator said after downing intensity. Islanders 3, Flyers 1 Newcomers John Ogrodnick and played our best hockey all year in the Oilers 6-5 in overtime. ’’The defense played well and the New York handed Philadelphia Basil McRae, traded to Quebec by the first period. We were peppering Scott Amiel scored two goals, forwards played an aggressive only its third home loss of the Detroit on Saturday, led the Nor- the goalie with shots,” Farno said. including the game-winner 1:49 into game. I told the kids afterwards season as Pat Lafontaine scored diques to victory over Chicago, “ It was our best offensive peirod of the extra session. Arniel has scored that I had no complaints,’ ’ Russo two goals. which lost its third straight. the year, except we didn’t get any six times in six games after getting added. Lafontaine broke a 1-1 tie at 4; 23 Ogrodnick scored two goals and goals.” just one goal in a 25-game span. If Russo did have a complaint, it of the third period when he sent a McRae gave the Nordiques a 1-0 Dan Sayadoff’s goal at 4; 58 gave 'T v e had a rough start, but I ’m was with the goaltending of North 40-foot shot past Flyers goaltender lead in the first period, triggering a Suffield a 1-0 lead after the opening starting to forget about it.” he said. J Branford’s Bill Batick, who kicked Ron Hextall. Brent Sutter added an 91-second, three-goal spree with his session. Suffield, more offensive- “ It’s all yesterday’s news.” out 42 of 43 Eagle shots. “ We ran empty-net goal with five seconds third goal of the season. Ogrodnick minded under a new coach, scored Am iel’s recent streak parallels into a hot goalie,” Russo simply put left. w rist^ in a goal 40 seconds later four times in the middle period what the Sabres have gone through it. “ It’s the nature of the game. The Islanders had tied the game and Bill Derlago then picked off an against a lone goal by Brian lately. Buffalo is just 13-26-6 this Sometimes you go up against a hot at 19; 52 of the opening period when errant pass at the Blackhawks’ blue Hughes, his fifth of the year, for season, but 6-4-2 since Sator took goaltender.” Lafontaine put a 15-footer past line and beat goalie Bob Sau ve from Manchester. That left it 5-1 after over on Dec. 22. Edmonton is 30-14-2 Doug Ralston, with the first of his Hextall. Philadelphia took a 1-0 point-blank range. two periods. and second in the league with 62 two goais. gave the Thunderbirds a lead 16 seconds before Lafontaine’s The Blackhawks recovered when Andy Gagnon, assisted by Todd points. 1-0 lead at 1; 18 of the second period. first goal when Rick Tocchet Denis Savard. on a delayed penalty Carlson and Luc LarOse, had,a In other games, it was Washing­ He made it 2-0 at the 44-second backhanded the puck past goalie call, drilled in his 22nd goal from 30 A ton 6, New Jersey 1; New York third-period goal for Manchester. It feet, and Troy Murray scored his mark of the third period before Rob AP photo Islanders 3. Philadelphia 1; Detroit Kelly Hrudey. was Gagnon’s fourth goal of the 15th goal to pull Chicago within 3-2 Monaco, assisted by Scott Kendali 1, Pittsburgh 0; Winnipeg 5, Minne­ Wings 1, Penguins 0 season. Herald photo by Pinto after the first period. But the and Craig Riendeau, broke the ice Dan Humiston had a three-goal The Giants’ Lawrence Taylor (left) and session at Giants' Stadium. The NFC sota 3. and Quebec 5, Chicago 3. for East at 6; 46 of the final session. Dave Barr scored the only goal of Nordiques never gave up the lead. hat trick to lead Suffield. Adam Creighton also scored Ted Colavoipe’s empty netter Harry Carson open gifts and fan mail in champs arrived in Pasadena on Sunday. the game at 9:55 of the third period Suffield 1 4 3— 8 Manchester High’s Rob Greene (11) brings the ball up are Bruce Rosenberg (34) and Cinque Bariow (22). twice for host Buffalo, and Bob and Glen Hanlon made 36 saves for Capitals 6, Devils 1 after Russo puiled goalie George Manchester 0 1 1— 2 the Giants' locker room after a practice Logan and Dave Andreychuk got a Scoring: court against Enfieid High iast Friday in C C C East Greene netted 21 points in the indians’ 71-46 victory, Detroit against Pittsburgh. David Christian and Mike Jordan for a sixth attacker with six goal apiece. seconds left sealed the victory for First period: S- Don Sovodoff (Wolf Division at Ciarke Arena. Aiso in the piay for Manchester their fourth in a row. Barr broke the scoreless tie on Gartner each scored two goals, Wosko, Dove Goletfo) 4:58. The Sabres held high-scoring Detroit’s 26th shot. Steve Yzerman lifting Washington over New Jersey the home club. Second period: S- Don Humiston Edmonton to just three shots in the N (Adorn Colozzo, Don.Lowndes) :S9, M- fed a backhand pass from the right for its third straight road victory. On the negative side for East, the second period and took a 4-2 lead goal by Monaco was its first in two Brlon Hughes (unassisted) 1:10, S- wing and Barr, at the top of theslot, The Capitals did all their scoring Trovls Tucker (unassisted) 3:28, S- Tim Beorse 3 0-0 6, Theresa Sombrlc 21-2 5, into the third seriod. But Edmonton against Alain Chevrier, pressed games. It was shut out by Notre Gifford (Colozzo, Tucker) 9:53, S- (H P ) dec. Scott Llscomb 4-3, 112- Creon8-3, Heoyy weight-Giordano (HC) technical pin over Bontto, 135- Horber Giants quickly learn fired a 30-foot shot past Gilles Estoben Rivero (HP) mol. dec. Chris WBF. (W ) dec. Vlllor9-7,141- Hernandez (W ) Potty Evans 2 04) 4, Brenda Mozdzierz 2 quickly tied it as Glenn Anderson into action when starting goal- Dame last Wednesday. 6-0. East Humlston (Gifford) 14:42. 0-0 4, Kotev Cllshom 1 041 2, Heather Meloche. Third period: Humiston (Colozzo, Chappell 12-2,119- Gremmo (M ) pinned dec. Terzo 7-6, 148- McConnell (E C ) and Jari Kurri scored 65 seconds tender Craig Billington was hit in had 18 shots in that one. including a Marcus Plllot 1:39,126- Fongemle (M ) pinned Rivero 3:18,158- Bloty (W ) W B F, Osinski 104)2, Stephanie O grodnlklM Hanlon registered his seventh Gifford) 3:42, M - Andy Gagnon (Todd 2, McPodden 00-00, Totols 281-2 into the period. pair of breakaways and one 2-on-O Carlson, Luc Lorose) 4:55, S- Colozzo pinned Ed Garclo3:24,132-A.Dixon (M ) 170- Rogers (W ) pinned Meyer 1:40,188- Maura career shutout and the first this the head with a shot 3:26 into the dec. Diego Flores 7-6, 138- Jon Dixon EC loses three Stomboulls (EC) WBF, Heovvwelght- 57. Creighton gave Buffalo the lead game. Billington was removed situation. “ We’ve had a lot chan­ (Humiston) 5:27, S- Goletfo (Tucker, ST. MARY’S (16) — Donno Decres- season by the Red Wings. Jason Fobl) 8:09. (M ) pinned Alberto Soto 1:18, 145- Snow (W ) pinned Kennedy :39. at 3:40 before Mark Messier tied it ces,” Russo noted. Grossmon (M) pinned David Aroyo The East Catholic wrestlingteam cenzo 5 4-7 14, Karen DeMeolo 3 0-0 6, Jets 5, North Stare 3 from the ice on a stretcher and 18 Shots on goal: Manchester- 40, Dorothy Sellwodo 0 1>4) 0, Ellen Miller 0 at 5:57. East will try to right itself Suffield- 38. 1:30,15^ Dwayne Albert (M ) W BF, 167- played the role of host too well Super Bowl is special stitches were required to close a Orlondo Rosa (HP) pinned Tom Dlono 04) 0, Morlo Myers 5 0-1 10, Charlene In the overtime, Arniel fired a Winnipeg won its sixth straight Wednesday night at 8: IS when it Goalies: Manchester- Brian Ootwov, Saturday morning as three teams Glongronde 1 (M) 2, M ary Ellen Farrell 1 gash in the left temple. Suffield- Doug Newton. 1:29, 185- Vincent (M ) dec. Fdblon 35-foot slapshot past Edmonton game as Dale Hawerchuk scored hosts Fermi High at the Bolton Ice Hayes 6-1, Heavyweight- Glngros (M ) invaded the Eagles' Nest and all 0-02, Terry Ponneilo 10-02. Totols 164-8 The three-game road winning goaltender Andy Moog. Amiel said two power-play goals and Gilles Palace. pinned Desmond Mills 1:21. three took home at least one victory Girls Basketball 36. Bv Hal Bock hardly disturbed the Broncos. strategic retreat to his room. streak pulled the Capitals out of last it was the first overtime goal of his Hamel broke a 3-3 tie with a place in the Patrick Division. North Branford 0 1 2— 3 — at the expense of the Eagles. The Associated Press “ I hope it goes up to 20.” kicker Running back Joe Morris nearly East Catholic 0 0 1—1 East triumphs Rich Karlis said. “ Let the pressure was cornered but avoided the Scoring: East bowed to St. Bernard’s, 50-21, First period: No scoring. Wrestling Cheney loses two to Windham High, 46-22, and to PASADENA. Calif. - Using the be on them.” crowd, accelerating as he slipped Second period: N B- Doug Ralston Bristol Central High, 49-9, to fall to "Ho. hum, it’s just another game,” “ So much of this game is away. “ Nice cut on the rug,” one (Chris Pollack) 1:18 Behind a balanced scoring at­ Indoor Track EAST HARTFORD — The Che­ 1-9 for the season. approach, the New York Giants mental,” wide receiver Vance fan shouted after him. /van Lendl survives a test Third period: NB- Rolston (Pollock, tack, East Catholic High girls’ Doug Bauer) :44, E C - Rob Monoco MHS triumphs ney Tech wrestling team dropped a Jeff Villar, Matt Terzo. Peter settled into their Super Bowl hotel Johnson said. “ Maybe they’ll be The players seemed to under­ basketball team climbed back to MHS does well (Scott Kendall, Crolg Riendeau) 6:46, pair of matches Saturday morning, Meyer and Eric Nitschke were Sunday and quickly discovered that overconfident." stand the situation. NB- Ted Colovolpe (unassisted) (en) HARTFORD - Manchester High within the shadows of the .500 mark 50-23 to Holy Cross of Waterbury among the East matmen who did STORRS — The Manchester High it most certainly isn’t just another Johnson and Mark Jackson said “ Everyone is ready to play right 14:54. traveled to the Capital City on with a 57-36 victory over St. Mary’s Shots on goal: East- 43, North and 64-12 to host East Hartford High manage to pick up points. School indoor track team had a football game. Denver’s dramatic 98-yard march now,” linebacker Harry Carson, Saturday and came home a 48-15 in All Connecticut Conference ac­ at Australian Open tennis Branford- 22. School. Cheney is now 1-14 for the East’s next match is Wednesday good day at the Eastern Relays last Hordes of fans were waiting for to the tying touchdown in the final the Giants’ captain, said. “ I ’m Goalies: East- George Jordan, NB- winner over Hartford Public High tion Saturday afternoon. season with its next match Wednes­ at 4 p.m. at Glastonbury High weekend at the University of the team and the players who minutes of the AFC title game pretty sure the Broncos feel the Blll Botlck. School in CCC East Division wres­ The Eagles are now 5-6 overall, day against two-time defending School. Connecticut. ventured into the lobby were against Cleveland could give the same way. Let’s get out there, play MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) Goldie, 23. played superbly in the into the match in the second set.” tling action. The Indian matmen 3-5 in the ACC, and can get back to Charter Oak Conference champion mobbed. team momentum for the Super the game and get it over with.” — The top player in the world. Ivan first set and led Lendl 5-1 in the Jarryd said. “ I was happy I kept are now 6-2 overall and 1-0 in the Results: .500 Wednesday with a victory over Sean Toland, in his best race of RHAM High in Hebron at 6; 30 p.m. East vs. St. Bernard's — 94- Gronol The Broncos gave the Giants a Bowl. The game, however, is a week Lendl of Czechoslovakia had to third-set tiebreak before finally fighting hard.” M HS beaten CCC East. Their next match is ACC rival St. Thomas Aquinas in the indoor season, took third place Junior Jim Classon. wrestling in (SB) WBF, 101- Hewitt (SB) pinend Bob one-day head start on the annual Jackson also pointed out that the away. Defensive back Kenny Hill. a survive a testing workout before succumbing to the big Czech’s Wednesday at 6 p.m. against a Schustock 3:21, 108- Nitschke (E C ) New Britain. in the 3000-meter run with a time of Edberg’s birthday victory was ENFIELD — After three stellar the 128-pound class, again was a mayhem, preferring to fly to their Broncos have lost just one game all veteran of two Super Bowls, tried to beating back tough rookie profes­ relentless power. ranked Windham High School pinned DornbrowskI 2:11, 115- Grillo East had a 16-9 lead after one 9:28.3. Shaun Brophy was 10th. The aided by an injury to Seguso’s left seasons in which Manchester bright spot for the Beavers as he (S B ) mol. dec. Jerem y Polmer 10-1,122- headquarters today after a sendoff year on grass, the surface at the prepare his teammates for what sional Dan Goldie of McLean, Va.. Goldie later rued his missed squad at Clarke Arena. Hoggan (SB) mol. dec. Mike Mongo- period and stretched that margin to 3 X 55-meter hurdle relay of Brian knee. The American had said High's ice hockey team was a state recorded a pair of victories via the party Sunday at Denver’s Mile Rose Bowl where the game will be they will face this week. to advance to the quarterfinals of opportunity. Freshmen Corey Craft (98) and pin route. nello 9-0, 129- VIcclone (S B ) pinned 31-15 at halftime. St. Mary’s, 1-8, Brophy, Todd Clemons and Sam before the match that he felt he had Division II semifinalist twice and Mike Carlson 5:02, 135- Vlllor (E C ) High Stadium. played. The Giants, on the other “ After two days.” Hill told some the $1.65 million Australian Open “ I let it slip by. I should have won Pete Fongemie (126) each won via never threatened in the second half. Smith took ninth place. The 4 X no chance of defeating Edberg quarterfinalist once, the Indians Results: pinned Grills 3:13,141- Terzo (EC) dec. While the AFC champs were hand, flourish on artificial surfaces reporters, “ you guys become less tennis tournament. that tiebreaker. There is no excuse the pin route while classmate Cheney vs. Eost Hartford — 93- Morrotte 11-4, 148- Steet (S B ) pinned Jo Marie Rucci had 9 rebounds, 400-yard relay of Brian Brophy, because of the injury. have fallen on hard times. The partying, the Giants journeyed like their home field. and less imaginative and start Lendl had to battle for almost for that,” said the tall, athletic but Aaron Dixon scored a narrow 7-6 Potterson (EH ) pinned Porlsl :23,100- Kevin Lynch :22, 158- Rlunhord (SB ) Katy Fisher had 4 steals and played Steve Gallacher, Clemens and Indians, minus some of the stars Knopp (EH ) WBF, 107- Buffington (EH) W B F, 170- Meyer (E C ) pinned SllkowskI west. As their chartered jet flew The first exposure to the Super focusing on things that have less three hours today before downing erratic American. decision in his 132-pound bout. well defensively and Patty Evans Tuan Nguyen was fourth in 3:17.36. such as Bobby Blake who led them pinned S.CIosson :36, 114- Fornorelll 1:05,188- Harrington (S B ) pinned Spero over Denver, a Colorado-based air Bowl scene was disquieting for and less relevance and are not Goldie, the reigning NCAA cham­ Lendl, aiming to win a Grand Juniors Eric Gremmo (119) and (EH) mol. dec. B.Lassen 84), 121- Stomboulls 3:24, Unlimited- Pogonls and Kathy Wuschner also starred • into post-season play, fell out of The distance medley of Tom traffic controller learned who was some of the Giants. germaine.” pion, 2-6. 6-4, 7-6, 6-3. Slam tournament on grass for the Jon Dixon (138) each won with Lobruno (EH! pinned McPhee :36,128- (SB) pinned Kevin Kennedy 1:31. defensively for East. Karen Mozd­ tournament consideration Satur­ Closson (C T) pinned Hollister 1:04,134- Eost vs. Bristol Central— Strobowskl Lyon, Nguyen,'Bob Dickson and aboard the plane he was guiding. Reserve defensive lineman Je­ Such as? The reigning U.S. Open and first time, kept his nerve and 9 first-period pins. Senior co-captain zierz, Deb Houghton and Wuschner ~"lake a Lo 0 k ~ day afternoon as they fell to host Forrest (EH ) pinned Grivols 1:09, 140- (BC) WBF, 101- Pellltler (BC) pinned Dana Dieterle was third in 10:21.5. rome Sally took two steps out of his “ What’s my favorite color and French Open champion led three concentration to capture the third Greg Vincent (185) upped his Albert (E H ) pinned Johndrow 1:15,147- Schustock :22,108- Nitschke (EC) dec. each had 8 points and Amelia “ Maybe,” he said kiddingly to the Suffield High, 8-2. at the Enfield Brian Brophy took third place in the hotel elevator and found himself what gum do I chew?” other seeded players into the men’s set with a remarkable diving drop personal mark to 6-0-1 with a Blonchord (EH) pinned Hunter, 157- Wright 12-9, 115- Rodriguez (BC) dec. Bearse and Fisher, 6 apiece for pilot, “ I ought to change vectors on SPEaAL PURCHASE Twins Rink. Mlller (E H ) pinned PIrtel 3:21, 169- Palmer 9-6, 122- Girard (B C ) dec. pole vault with a leap of 12 feet. The you.” surrounded by perhaps SO fans. He When the question was directed singles quarterfinals. volley after staving off four set decision. Senior Todd Grossman Monganello 9-2,129- Angers (BC) mol. East. The loss was the 11th in a row for Vlctor (E H ) pinned Rouelle 1:27, 187- 4 X 800 relay of Gallacher, Shaun Thg Giants remained nine-point looked around, then took two steps at him. Hill responded. “ I ’m not Defending champion Stefan Ed- points. From Dollsr Rent-s-esr (145) improved his ledger to 7-0 Romono (CT) pinned Sovvldes 1:45, dec. Carlson 104), 135- Vlllor (EC ) dec. East’s junior varsity upped its Losing the crucial tiebreaker the winless Indians. A team must with a pin in his 145-pound bout and Heavyweight- Furbush (EH) WBF. Koch 24), 141- Terzo (EC) dec. London Brophy, Toland and Mike Sears favorites for the game, but that back into the elevator and beat a saying.” berg of Sweden, the fourth seed, win at least SO percent of its games Cheney vs. Holy Cross — Porlsl (CT) 4- 2, 148- Fitzsimmons (B C ) dec. Lynchrecord to 9-2 with a 39-9 victory. appeared to drain Goldie’s confi­ 1985 Mercunr Lynx heavyweight Clark Gingras went to took second place. celebrated his 2Ist birthday with a 4 Ore. Aulo, PtC Mr. WBF, 100- Guerrero (HC) WBF, 107- 5- 2,158- Nlmon (B C ) W B F, 170- BloschkeMargaret Riley and Stephanie dence and Lendl proceeded to S to choom from to qualify for the state tournament 6-1 with a pin triumph. Ostroskl (HC) pinned Classon :14,114- (B C ) pinned Meyer 3:45, 188- KIndflesh 6-1, 6-0. 6-1 triumph over No. 13 Ogrodnik each had 14 points and In junior varsity action, the 4 X assume complete control, although and the Indians, with nine games Junior varsity winners for Man­ Cunnlnohom (HC) pinned Lassen 1:08, (BC) pinned Stomboulsl 5:59, Pavin claims Robert Seguso of Prairie Oaks, Fla. 121- Musomono (HC) pinned McPhee Heovywelght- Cercone (BC) pinned Barbara Chorazczeuski added 11 800 of Rick Eaton, Pat Dwyer, Jon he only won on his fifth match point » 4 9 9 5 left on the slate, have run out of chester included Steve Mekowsky Sixth-seeded Miloslav Mecir of :33, 128- Classon (C T ) pinned Keller Kennedy :28. for the young Eagles. Alpert and Matt Alpert took fifth as Goldie stubbornly refused to hope for this year. (112), Todd Mallard (126), Steve 3:57,134- Buccloglla (H C ) technical pin East vs. Windham — Bennett (W) Sports in Brief Czechoslovakia and No. 9 Anders place. Todd Lscomb was second in fold. 1985 Mercury Msrquis Manchester is back in action Mayne (155) and Jeff Nodden (167). over Grivols, 140- Duhlg (HC) pinned W BF, 101- Velasquez (W ) pinned Schus­ Hope golf title Jarryd of Sweden also advanced. • e^. AUIO.P&PB. Mr tonight at 8:30 against Windsor Johndrow :35,147- Hunter (C T) pinned tock 1:17, 108- Dickinson (W ) pinned EAST CATHOLIC (57) — Karen the 1500 with a time of 4:36.45 and Mecir. who reached the final at “ When he was playing well I just 6 to ottooM from Results: 91- M oH Proctor (H P ) dec. Rozzo 3:07, 157- Apllfllo (HC) pinned Nitschke 1:12,115- Jason (W ) m ol.dec. Mozdzierz 4 0418, Deb Houghton 4 04) 8, High at the Loomis-Chaffee Rink in Wolter Lee 8-2, 98- Croft (M ) pinned Craig Hempstead was fifth in Coghlan defeats Flynn in indoor mile the U.S. Open in September, earned had to hang in there, and when he PIrtel 3:09,169- Rouelle (C T ) drew with Palmer 16-6,122-Monganello (E C ) mol. Koty Fliher 3 04) 6, Jo Marie Rued 10-0 By Bob Green Windsor. Sean Moseley 4:55, 105- Pot Proctor Zupkus 10-10, 187- Romano (C T) dec. dec. Swartz 13-2, 129- Carlson (EC) 2, Kathy Wuschner 4 0-0 8, Amelia 4:44.53. a meeting with Edberg by scoring was not, I tried to take advantage,” > 5 9 9 5 JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — Ireland’s Eamonn Coghlan, world The Associated Press Lendl said. record-holder in the indoor mile and three-time winner of the an impressive 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 victory over promising Australian Mark “ The match was pretty much as I Moriarty Bros. Manchester Road Race, was victorious in the mile event at the LA QUINTA, Calif, - Upon Kratzmann. a former junior Wim­ had anticipated. Eastman Kodak Invitational Saturday night at East Tennessee returning to earth after a soaring “ He served like a madman early Used Car Specials victory leap, Corey Pavin listed a bledon champion. State University. (Coghlan defeated fellow countryman Ray Jarryd will face Lendl in the on and it is always a relief to get 84 VW Rabbit gcooR Controversial call, replay bumps off UNLV fortunate pairing and a tip from his 4 Dr. Special Ed. Flynn with a winning time of 3:56.4. Ross Donoghue finished quarters after downing unseeded through a match like that. Only a third. It was (^oghlan’s first win on the boards in two years. caddy as key factors in his one-shot couple of millimeters separated me 84 Q-Marquis iq o q c triumph in the Bob Hope Classic. Australian Peter Doohan, ranked Maroon. 4 W.. Loadad 297th in the world. 6-1, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6. from losing that third set. By Dick Joyce telling Musburger. Basnight missed a tip-in try. Joe Wolf 20 in the Tar Heels’ 13th No. 8 Illinois 80, Minnesota 88: “ It was a lot of fun out there. A No women’s singles were sche­ “ I feel about as comfortable as I 83 Escort iqonn The Associated Press However, after the officials left Tarkanian, whose team won its straight win. North Carolina raised Illinois, 13-3, boosted its Big Ten nice little Sunday game. We’ re ever have on grass. I ’d prefer Wagon. Low mllaa N C A A H o o p for the locker room. CBS came up first 15 games, said the controver­ its Atlantic Coast Conference mark mark to 5-1 behind Ken Norman, Fairfield triumphs over LaSalle friends, and we happened to be duled today, the eighth day of the tournament, which is being played another surface, but I ’m playing as 83 Cad. El Dorado “ They’d been No. 1 long enough.” with a replay from a different sial call “ had nothing to do” with to 5-0 and its overall mark to 15-1. who scored 27 points and grabbed 12 playing together,” Pavin said of Blaoli. AN El Dorado i l A A F A IR F IE L D — Sophomore guard Troy Bradford hit a 3-point at Kooyong for the last time. well as i can.” was the message from Oklahoma's angle, apparently showing the goal outcome. “ I told them (officials) to Bdnnie Bolton’s 22 points topped rebounds, and Doug Altenberger, Bernhard Langer. the West Ger­ Equip.. Mint Cond. 1 Wf shot with 22 seconds to play to snap a tie and spur Fairfield In the women’s quarterfinals Goldie said he he had been Darryl Kennedy after his jump shot causing confusion and prompting was indeed a three-pointer. CBS watch the replay. It’s clear it was a N.C. State, 11-4 overall and 3-2 in the who had 18 points. Minnesota, 9-6 man who was beaten by Pavin’s 83 Chrysler New Yorker University to a 63-60 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tuesday, defending champion Mar­ encouraged by his performance. with 12 seconds left beat top-ranked officials to look at the replay to commentator Billy Packer said it three-point play but there’s nothing ACC. and 2-3, got 16 points from Terrence decisive birdie putt on the 90th hole. basketball win against La Salle University. tina Navratilova will face seventh- “ I always felt I could playwith *6495 Nevada-Las Vegas. determine whether the shot had should have been called a three- I can do about it.” No. 4 Indiana 95 Northwaslarn 43: Woods. “ And I think that made it easier Bradford’ s shot gave the Stags, 6-7 overall and 1-1 in the league, seeded Zina Garrison in a battle of the top pros, and now I know I can.” While Saturday's loss may knock been taken before time expired. pointer. “ I think we should be No. 1 or Led by Daryl Thomas’ 18 points, Baton Hall 88, No. 9 Qaorgatown for me, easier for me to win,” Pavin 83 Buick Regal a^oae a 61-58 lead but La Salle’s Tim Legler made two free-throws after Texans. Navratilova lives in Fort he said, “ I ’m pleased with what I Whita. Auto. 4 Dr. the Runnin' Rebels out of the The NCAA allows use of TV “ What should we do?” Mus­ leave Vegas there,” said Oklahoma Indiana won its 11th straight, 85: Seton Hall upset Georgetown said. “ I ’m a little more relaxed Worth and Garrison in Houston. have done here, but you can never nation's top spot, the No. 16 replays to correct the game clock, burger said on the air. “ Should we Coach Billy Tubbs, whose Sooners scoring 20 straight points in the first for the second time in two weeks, being fouled as he attempted a 3-point shot closing the gap 61-60 playing with someone I like. It’s The other quarterfinal matches be satisfied when you lose. ^ *3495 Sooners’ 89-88 victory at Norman. but not to correct “judgment” get the officials back here?” are now 12-3. half to turn the game into a rout. but this time it wasn’t a 21-point with nine seconds to play Saturday. easy to be relaxed playing with a will pit No. 3 Pam Shriver of “ Lendl is always on you. He Okla., also stirred more controv­ calls. The replay rule went into the Official Rick Wulkow denied that Harvey Grant had 23 points and The Hoosiers, 14-1, raised their Big laugher. The Pirates got 22 points Ed Golden clinched the win for Fairfield with two free-throws friend. 85 Maxda RX*7 $oqqc Lutherville Md., against No. 10 never gives you an easy game. His Mm . S 8p4. '0999 ersy over the three-point goal and books after last season’s clock he or any other official attempted to 16 rebounds for Oklahoma, while Ten record to 5-0. from Mark Bryant, including two after being fouled Intentionally in the back court with six seconds “ If it’s someone I don’t know, or Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden, No. 5 concentration is superb, and on a involved the CBS broadcasting malfunction in an NCAA tourna­ use the replay to determine Gilliam scored 23 points for Northwestern, 5-11 and 0-6, decisive free throws with 22 se­ someone I ’ve had problems with in 82 Toyota Supra , to play. . . j V. j Claudia Kohde-Kilsch against un­ big point he’s always there.” crew. ment game allowed Kansas more whether Graham’s shot was a Nevada-Las Vegas. dropped its ninth consecutive conds left. Jeff Gromos had gam e highs of 26 points and seven rebounds the ipast, I think I tend to try too MIl. 6 Spd.. AC. Sunroof t 9 seeded Liz Smylie of Australia, and Jarryd was always in command A disputed shot by Nevada-Las time to pull out a victory over three-pointer. No. 5 Syracuse also fell from the game. Reggie Williams’ 28 points led the for Fairfield. Tim O’Toole added 12 points for the Stags. hard, to maybe takes chances I against Doohan, who was ex­ 83 Nissan Pickup jgggg Vegas’ Gary Graham just before Michigan State. No. 8 Lori McNeil of Houston 9 “ We looked at the replay to unbeaten ranks, losing 91-88 at Hoyas, who are 12-2 overall and 3-2 shouldn’t, things like that” Michigan 91, No. 5 Syracuso 88: against second-seeded Hana Mand- tremely competitive but ultimately halftime apparently cost the Rebels But a story in the Los Angeles determine whether any time was Michigan on Sunday. That left only in the Big East. The Pirates are 11-4 There was little doubt of the Gary Grant and Garde Thompson likova of Czechoslovakia, the 1980 outgunned. 84 Mercury ‘’'opaZj^ggg one point, according to one of the Times quoted one of the officials as left in the half,” Wulkow said. “ We No. 2 Iowa, which was idle this and 2-4. Yale locks up win over Columbia friendsip of the two central figures scored 23 points each and Michigan Australian Open winner. The Swede, playing a singles TV replays. telling CBS broadcaster Brent can only use the instant replay for weekend, DePaul and Clemson as as they played the closing holes held off a late Syracuse charge. Vandarblll 91, No. 10 Auburn 75: Lendl, 26. who lives in Green­ tournament for the first time since Officials ruled Graham's goal a Musburger; “ We’re also trying to time. the only undefeated Division I NEW HAVEN — Yale had 15 of 16 free-throws in the final two Sunday on the controversial PGA as N l..«. Sentr. , 3 ^ ^ ^ Thompson’s three-point basket Freshman Scott Draud scored 23 wich, Conn., was expected to have September after being sidelined by two-pointer — instead of a three- determine if the player shot from “ We made the decision of two teams. minutes to lock a 76-66 Ivy League college basketball win over West course with 2:26 remaining gave the points and Will Perdue added 22 in an easy time against Goldie, a injury, had mixed feelings about pointer from beyond the 19-foot, behind the three-point line.” (points) on the court. I and the other In other Sunday games involving Tied for the lead, with $65,000 (the Wolverines an 86-77 advantage, but leading Vanderbilt to a Southeast­ Stanford University economics the match. 85 Ford Escort 9 T . . - 3 - 9-inch range as UNLV Coach Jerry Musburger replied. “ Our replay official (Mike Tanco) canr • to­ the Top Twenty, No. 3 North ^°Yaiefw^ard8 Paul Maley, with 20 points and Matt Whitehead, difference between the winner’s Syracuse, 15-1, scored six points in ern Conference upset. The Commo­ graduate. But it didn’t work out like “ I was satisfied with the way I Tarkanian claimed. That left the is inconclusive.” gether and the decision was mude.” Carolina defeated North Carolina with 19 led the Elis offense while center Chris Dudley’s 15 $162,000 and the runnerup check) at 29 seconds to get within three with dores advanced to 11-6 overall and that. played, but disappointed I let him as »"P'^„_200 game tied at halftime at 48. “ If you say it is inconclusive, then After Kennedy’s final basket, State 96-78;, No. 6 Purdue rolled 1:57 remaining. A pair of free 3-3 in the SEC, while Auburn fell to rebounds and six blocked shots dominated the defense Saturday. stake. Pavin and Langer draped Toyota A horn was blown from the stands the basket remains a two-pointer,” Nevada-Las Vegas’ Armon Gilliam over Louisville 88-73; and No. II throws by Rony Seikaly. who 10-3 and 3-2. Both teams played even in the second half until Y a le ’s foul their arms over each other’s just as Graham launched his shot. the Times quoted the official as missed a jump shot and Jarvis Temple edged St. Joseph’s 70-69. scored 25 points, got Syracuse The Commodores hit 16 of 20 free shooting spree. Yale moved to 2-1 in Ivy play, 8-5 overall, while shoulders on the march up the 18th 82 NiMon Sentra Also on Sunday, Louisiana State within two with 1; 15 left, but the throws over the last 8>A minutes to Columbia dropped to 1-2 in the league, with a 6-7 overall record. fairway and, when the gallery MCC women cagers bow crushed Kentucky 76-41, the Wild­ Orangemen got no closer despite hold off a Tiger rally. began to cheer, lifted their clasped 85 Mazda RX-7 ggg cats’ worst defeat in 37 years and two Michigan turnovers. hands in a joint salute. The Manchester Community Col­ Ooiiovun I 2-2 4 Totals 21 17-25 59 No. 11 Tampla 70,81. Joaaph’a 80: M CC(4D— SueGorreck51-211, Betty the worst at home in 60 years. Grant scored 17 of his points in the Baseball dinner filled with tension “ Let’s make it an exciting lege women’s basketball team lost Cost leads MCC to victory Tim Perry and Mike Vreeswyk Maher 6 0-2 12, Mouro Fogarty 1 0-1 2, 86 MIteublehl Qalant In other Saturday games, it was second half. finish.’’ Pavin said as they neared its second game of the year to Colleen Carroll 50-010, M orlo (^ n e rltO each had 18 points as Temple No. 4 Indiana 95, Northwestern 43; No. 6 Purduo 88, Louisville 73: NEW Y O R K — Boston Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens got his the green and separated to mark Northern Essex Community Col­ 0-0O.cierl Grim aldi 104)2, Elista Bailey »13,500 survived a six-minute scoreless American League Most Valuable Player and Cy Young awards - 00-00, Lucretlo Armstrong 30-16 Totals shots.” MCC co-coach Skip Olander grabbed 13 and 11 rebounds, No. 7 DePaul 81, South Florida 55; Doug Lee scored 23 points and Todd their balls. Langer eventually lege, 59-43. Saturday at East 21 1-6 43 54 Lincoln Town Car Donald Cost poured in a career- stretch against St. Joseph’s. 7 said. “ He is one of the quickest respectively. No. 8 Illinois 80, Minnesota 58; Mitchell added 22 as Purdue along with some criticism — and World Series hero Ray Knight missed a difficult 30-foot birdie Catholic. The Cougars are 0-2 for high 35 points to lead the Manches­ Temple, 16-2, took a 70-62 lead on MCC returns to action Wednes­ Seton Hall 66, No. 9 Georgetown 65; bid an emotional farewell Sunday night at the New York chapter attempt and Pavin rolled in the the season while Northern Essex »11,500 ter Community College basketball players in New England and you improved to 14-1, its best start in 49 a jump shot by Nate Blackwell with day at 8 p.m. when it hosts Vanderbilt 91, No. 10 Auburn 75; years. of the Baseball Writers Association of America banquet. winner from about 20 feet. moves to 3-7. 84 Lincoln Mark VII team to a 126-78 rout over Northern won't find many teams able to 5; 58 to play. While the Owls failed to Greenfield Community College at No. 12 Clemson 72, Maryland 64; The dinner, usually a fun-filled affair, held.an air of tension for Then he went leaping high in the MCC returns to action Wednes­ LOOK Essex Community College Satur­ catch him when he has a step or two The Boilermakers, trailing by score again, the Hawks scored six ^ *12,200 lead down the court. His perfor­ East Catholic High School. No. 13 St. John’s 69, Connecticut 54 eight points in the first half, rallied four hours with about 1,500 people in attendance. air in sheer joy, and Langer smiled day at 6 p m when it hosts day night at East Catholic High straight points, pulling within 70-68 F U E L O IL mance tonight was enjoyable to sit No. 14 Duke 69, Wake Forest 49; No. to a 40-38 lead at halftime. The In addition to swirling MVP controversy concerning Clemens, broadly at the antics. Greenfield Community College. 85 Mercury Cougar School. MCC’s record is now 14-3 on a jumper by Rodney Blake with M CC (126) — Rick Knight 204)4, Foul IS Alabama 71, Mississippi 62; No. Cardinals trailed by three in the veteran New York sporUwriter Dick Young challenged players “ At other times. I ’ve been Dorianne Beckford and Michele *7650 and it is currently ranked fourth and watch." Swartz 6 2-2 15, Tvrcll Hortfltld 4 2-210, 3:18 to play. Blake scored the last 18 Pittsburgh 112, (Chicago State 70; second half before Troy Lewis over their relationship with the press and tossed off-hand barbs at disappointed when I felt I had lost Hart-Miller led the winners with 28 among New England junior col­ Ozzie Grant 7 3-4 18, Donald Cost 15 1-1 point of the game on a free throw 81 ThunderMrd , leges. Northern Essex dropped to Five other Cougars hit double 35, Mike Hardwick 91-121, Mike Stozrell No. 19 Navy 96, American 60, and scored five straight points to start a Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, who was sitting next to him. the tournament with a bad shot or a and 18 points, respectively. Betty ® 4 041 8, Chris Golllgan 2 0414, Bernard with three seiHinds to go, but he 71 2 Dr. Loadad. BKia W U 7-4. figures. Mike Hardwick scored 21 No. 20 Kansas 82, Miami, Fla. 47. 19-6 streak that gave Purdue an Also there were several references by players and fans to the bogey or a mistake. But I don’t feel Maher topped MCC with 12 points James 4 3-4 11 Totals 53 12-14 126 missed the second attempt. Senior Citizen A Cost scored 26 points in the first points off the bench and Ozzie Grant NORTHERN ESSEX (78) — Gregg No. 3 North Carolina N , N.C. State 81-65 lead. Mets’ failure to re-sign Knight and the New York Yankees’ that way today,” Langer said. “ I with Sue (jonreck adding 11. Colleen Volume DIaoounta had 18 points. Paul Swartz scored 15 To rp v 0 2-4 2, Todd Creeden 0 0-1 0, 78: J.R. Reid tied Mike O’Koren’s No. 7 DaPaul 81, South Florida 88: don’t feel I lost the golf tournament. Carroll chipped in with 10. half to spark the Cougars to a 55-30 Ernesto Song 18 04136, Bob SlmonOO-10, No. 18 Pittsburgh 112, Chicago St. inability to reach agreement with Ron Guidry. /WIOWIAWPY ■WO’THKWS halftime lead. Cost tossed in four while Bernard James and Tyrell Mike Floto 6 3-3 17, (3orv Ewell 6 2-215 10-year-oId school mark for points Kevin Edwards scored 18 points 78: Sophomore Demetreus Gore Clemens sat on the dais two seats away from Don Mattingly It’s just that someone played better NORTH ESSEX (59) — JIM Bradley 2 THRIFTY OIL CO. first-half three-point field goals. Hartfield added 11 and 10 points, Totals 34 7-11 78 by a freshman by scoring 31 on and Rod Strickland and Dallas scored 22 points and Jerome Lane and got some razzing from Hank Aaron and dinner guests about than I did. Three-point goals: MCC (8) — Cost 4, 13-of-l4 shooting from the field. He Comegys 14 apiece for DePaul, 14-0. “ Corey was just outstanding. To 1-2 5, Dorianne Beckford 10 8-12 28, “ Donald was playing relaxed respectively. Ernesto Sang took Hardwick 2, Grant 1, Swartz 1. N. Essex grabbed 19 rebounds for Pitts­ winning the MVP award instead of MatUngly. Dionne Richmond 1 04) 2, Pottl Alortos- 2 8 9 - 8 8 4 3 Ml C8Et8T It. ■■(tirtar M3-SI35 tonight with good movement on game-honors with 36 points for (3) — Floto 2, Ewell 1. also grabbed 13 rebounds. Darrell (Aleman’s 16 points paced burgh, 13-3. Tyrone Dowd scored 17 shoot a 67 on this golf course is ley 1 04) 2, Maureen McCorthy 0 0-1 0, defense and good form on his Northern Essex. Swartz and James Halftime: 55-30 MCC Kenny Smith added 22 points and South Florida, 6-7. v points for Chicago State, 8-7. incredible,” Langer said. Michelle Hort-Mlller 6 6-8 18, Llso H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 19.1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 19.1987 — 17 18 FOCUS Monday T V Advice I SfOOPM [ESPN] NFL Films Film high­ lights of Super Bowl XV with the Oakland Raiders and the Philadephia Eagles. [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Pale Rider’ (CC) An en­ Legal ties of former in-laws igmatic gunman comes to the rescue of a OUT ON A LIMB File the withholding form western mining town being threatened by F an evil land owner. Clint Eastwood. Mi­ chael Moriany, Carrie Snodgress. 1985. Charles Dance (r.) portrays Rated R. 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Mariel Heming­ mi employer can determine how much ard deduction and the personal tion for 1987 if their combined gross (S) Doctor Who dreams of the concert hall is turned into a For one thing, the relationship is tie-in was too appealing:) He finally broke down and way, Scott Glenn, Patrice Donnelly. 1982. prize fighter. William Holden, Barbara J (S) Charlie's Angels federai income tax shouid be exemption. It also has reduced or income exceeds $50,000. Rated R. Stanwyck, Adolphe Menjou. 1939. recognized by the Internal Revenue confessed that he’s been seeing Personal exemptions for being (S) Quincy withheld from your paycheck — is done away with many deductions [U S A ] Riptide ® Hogan's Heroes Service. Suppose, for instance, I am DEAR ABBY: I had my entire another woman, and he owes it ail in and credits. For example; or over, or blind are replaced by a i41) Reporter 41 providing over one-half of the family over for Christmas dinner to her! 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Everyone brings an appet­ more to make a man out of him than end up short at the end of the year. and local sales taxes is repealed. on another person’s return cannot' M agic' A unicorn uses the magical powers CB Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime jungle falls in love with Rima the bird girl tions provide. I believe, that the izer or a side dish, and I cook the I did? claim their own personal of kindness to reform a nasty magician. ® ) 5® Amazing Stories (CC) After he who lives there. Audrey Hepburn, Anthony relationship once existing is not turkey. ON THE SPOT You even could be hit with a penaity Income averaging is repealed. 1984. if you have too littie withheld or you Charitable deductions for persons exemption. falls to pieces following his partner’s Perkins, Lee J. 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That’s a long The deduction for interest on dD Novela: Herencla Maldita science-fiction novelist's works takes an Based on this and the lack of any except to the couches and chairs. I 'U way off, and if you wait that long it personal loans is phased out over When should you file your new. (X) ABC News [D IS ] Here's Boomer unusual turn when he meets the writer’s other legal authority, I suggest that did dishes for 16 people! goodbye to your marriage. Regard­ < Sporting hats may be too late for you to catch up five years; only 65 percent of such W-4 form? (3D Benson daughter. Suzanne Burden^ Robert Ur- the legal relationship continues. Someone said, “ Why don't you sit less of what your husband “ owes” 9:00PM CB Newhart (CC) Everyone is quhart. 1984. Rated NR. with your withholding, warns Eli J. interest is deductible in 1987.- File as soon as possible. Your (3® SCTV invited to the Vanderkellen mansion when "Wondering,” the lady who wrote down for a while?” My response, her. he shouldn’t be paying it off B Warach, senior vice president of Long-term capital gains are fully employer will be getting the forms (8 ) Too Close for Comfort Stephanie's Uncle Ned celebrates his 11:35PM CB Entertainment Tonight you about this will no doubt be with what belongs exclusively to T Tim Delaney, Dea Jackson and Chris and staff. Many hats had special stories “ I ’d love to if only someone would Prentice-Hall Information taxable; the old law taxed only 40 to you quickly, if he hasn’t already; (S) ® NBC News 100th birthday. ET goes behind-the-scenes to catch Ri­ relieved to get all of her relatives give me a hand in the kitchen.” you. chard Pryor for the making of his new film, Godfrey, from left, sport grins to match to go with them. Other class activities Services. percent of these gains, so for people You may be underwithheld if you (S ) Nightly Business Report CB d® MOVIE: 'Out on a Limb' (CC) Ac­ back! Nobody offered, so I went ahead wait too long to file. The earlier yoii tress Shirley Maclaine engages in a spiri­ "Critical Condition". their favorite hats on hat day at revolved around hats that day. The event What are some of the tax changes in the top bracket, it was effectively ® Noticiero Univislon GEORGE E. McI n t o s h , and did it myself. When I finished. I DEAR READER; Today we pay N bi file, the more likely your wlthhold"- tual adventure which transports her to the 12:00AM CD Kojak tribute to a great American. Martin Washington School Friday. Hats of was started by first-grade teachers. that could make your present W-4 a 20 percent tax. In 1987, the top will ® Silver Spoons limits of her being. Shirley Maclaine, ATTORNEY, was exhausted. si ing will reflect your actual tax d ) Nightlife Luther King Jr. His words of obsolete for 1987? be 28 percent. [CNN] Showbiz Today Charles Dance, John Heard. 1987. Part 2 MOUNT VERNON, WASH. This is not the first time they have tM every description were worn by students The new law has lowered tax Medical expenses are subject to a liability. " of 2. Qi) Star Trek done this to me. Am I being unfair to wisdom are even more meaningful [ESPN] SportsCenter ti' CB Mother-Daughter Pageant Bert QS Tales of the Unexpected DEAR MR. MeINTOSH: ’Wond­ expect their help? today than they were 20 years ago, Parks hosts the third annual mother/ hi 7:00PM CD CB S News 65] M OVIE: 'Nickel Ride' A cut-rate syn- daughter competition, with entertainment ering” will undoubtedly be about as DISHPAN HANDS IN MASS, when he said; “ One day somebody til dicate hit man jeopardizes himself by con­ Supermarket Shopper CB ® ® M-A-S-'H by Frankie Avalon. (2 hrs.) “ relieved” to get all her in-laws should remind us that, even though trolling access to a Los Angeles ware­ CD (S) Wheel of Fortune there may be political and ideologi­ ® ® Crime Story In Chicago during the house being used to hide stolen goods. back as you (or I) would. I can DEAR DISH: You are not being ie CD $100,000 Pyramid early 1960’s, Lt. Mike Torello faces pres­ Jason Miller, Linda Haynes. 1975. readily understand that some in­ unfair to expect their help, but you cal differences between us, the sure from mobster Ray Luca’s series of ir dD Jeffersons ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents laws do need financial protection are being foolish to depend on Vietnamese are our brothers, the robberies and from his own wife Julie, who w (3® Best of Saturday Night under the law, but these days when volunteers. Draft as many hands as Russians are our brothers, the Add the Green Giant doll offer to 1986 bloopers list must deal with his dangerous police work. ® Ask Dr. Ruth is @ ) MacNeil-Lehrar Newshour (2 hrs.) (R) In Stereo. marriages stand a 50-50 chance of you need, saying. “ Many hands Chinese are our brothers: and one dD Novela: Amo y Senor Ji ending in divorce. law or no law, the make light work,” or however that day we’ve got to sit down together (SD Barney Miller ® American Playhouse: All.M y © ) Sanford and Son 1( Bv Martin Sloone said there were only 1,000 dolls to be given away. I manufacturer, nor did it have an address to which the issued by the Nielsen Clearing House. A call toNielsei; Sons (CC) A father’s deceptions bring ® Hollywood Squares [CNN] Newsnight in-law who is out can properly be corny (but effective) phrase goes. at the table of brotherhood. United Features Syndicate asked why many consumers had spent 50 cents a shot retailer could send it to get his or her money back. confirmed that the Rely-A-Pon was indeed theirs. With about his downfall in this Arthur Miller play SD Novela: Maria da Nadle [E S P N ] One on One trying to win a doll. She wouldn’t tell me. Judy Schoolar from Milwaukee, Ind., the home of apologies, Nielsen suggested that any consumed starring James Whitmore, Michael 5( (B ) Nightly Business Report Learned and Aidan Quinn. (2 hrs., 5 min.) It is my guess that the calls probably totaled in the many an avid coupon clipper, sent me a similar receiving an incomplete Rely-A-Pon coupon should [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Code of Silence' (CC) it ® Maude dD Novela: Cicatrices del Alma A Chicago vice cop must battle the mob as S( DEAR M ARTIN: Why did’t you include the Green hundreds of thousands. The large number of people Rely-A-Pon coupon, but this one had a return address send it back to them at: 1900 North ’Third Street! well as his own department’s corruption [CNN] Moneyline [C N N ] Larry King Live- Read a good nutrition update t« Giant doll offer in your column about strange offers of involved may be the reason that the spokeswoman in Clinton, Iowa. This indicated to me that it had been Clinton, lA 52732, Attention; Consumer Affairs. Chuck Norris. Henry Silva. 1985. Rated R 1986? The Green Giant advertisement offered a chance [ESPN] College Basketball: St. Johns [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Black Hole' A fanatic tt didn’t show much interest in helping you or the other M Pittsburgh (2 hrs.) Live. doctor and his robot crew prepare for a [U S A ] Dragnet to win a "Little Green Sprout Speakin’ Doll.” There consumers who were similarly affected by the offer. ■1 D E A R D R. normal for your breasts so you can C( circled. 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In Stereo. eats, she gets bad cramps and This wasn’t Just a waste of time; it was a waste of and magazines, and when trading with friends. behind-the-scenes to catch Richard Pryor for the making of his new film. "Critical any up-to-date W Worse still. Green Giant acknowledges that it expiration date. diarrhea. She is taking Imodium, money! The telephone number Green Giant instructed Offers may not be available in all areas of the for the making of his new film, "Critical [U S A ] Prime Time Wrestling (2 hrs.) Condition” , book on these n received part of each 50 cents paid by consumers who CHEERIOS Nerfuls Free Mail-In Offer. Re­ but to no avail. She also takes consumers to call was a 900 number, and each call cost country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Condition". 9:30PM CB Cavanaughs Pop and (3® Jim & Tammy subjects? c< made the calls trying to win a doll. This certainly ceive free Nerfuls characters. Send the required Theodur, Aldomet and Xanax. me 50 cents. I wound up paying $6 to hear an This offer doesn’t require a refund form; i(3D IN N New s Chuck take opposing sides when the con­ (8 ) ® Late Night with David Letterman doesn’t sound like any way to run an offer. refund form and four qualifying Cheerios struction company owned by Pop’s advertising message played over and over again. PLUMROSE Offer, 73-45 Woodhaven, Blvd., (3® ® Carson's Comedy Classics Tonight’s guests are '60 Minutes’ produ­ DEAR READER: Yes. there is. calcium. Careful palpation of the Universal Product Code symbols showing the brother is hit with a strike. cer Don Hewitt and animal psychic Bea­ “ Popular Nutritional Practices; A breast may disclose a small cancer. What do you think about an offer like this’’ On a happier note, a mystery has been solved. Glendale, N Y 11385. Receive a ’ ’U S A * YOU” 1987 I® ® Barney Miller trice Lydecker. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. DEAR READER; The removal number 8 (eight) or higher for each character dD Novela: Camino Secreto Scientific Appraisal,” by Jack In addition, mammograms (breast IDA BLACK. BEAVER FALLS, PA. In a recent column, a reader from Virginia Beach, Calendar. Send two Universal Product Codes ® ® New Newlywed Game of three inches of colon would be an ordered. Send the required refund form and any [H B O ] Humor and the Presidency No ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Yetiv, M.D., Ph.D., provides a X-rays) — or other imaging me­ Va., told about receiving a mystery “ Rely-A-Pon” from any Plumrose product, along with $1. dZ) Wild. Wild Worid of Animats president, living or dead, Democrat or Re­ unlikely cause of diarrhea. Theodur two certificates from any two back panels of ® More Reol People comprehensive analysis of today’s thods — often are used to discover DEAR IDA: Awful! That’stheonly way to describe manufacturer’s coupon after sending for a refund. The Include your name and address. 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U S A. and meals, free parking, congenial atmosphere and or Liquid (any size except trial size), along with 'the six Americans who fled from the be- (3D INN News is very important that every it is treated? You can find out in Dr. Scholarship established Laundry Detergent bottle for a $1 refund. Include 3 3 Joe Franklin Show insurance benefits through R.S.V.P. of Greater the cash register receipt with the purchase price . sieged US Embassy in Tehran. Gordon Pin- (3® Police Story DEAR DR. GOTT: What are the woman know how to examine her Gott’s new Health Report on the the dated sales receipt with the purchase price (s) circled. sent. Chris Wiggins. Tisa Chang. 1981. fit) Twilight Zone The Manchester Scholarship Foundation is estab­ Hartford. Graining and orientation are provided (8) Wild. Wild West earliest signs of breast cancer? breasts and to perform a self- subject. Send $1 and your name and (S) Maude lishing a scholarship in memory of Thomas Rollason, a following an interview with an R.S.V.P. coordinator. ( B ® M acGyver (C C) A Russian poet ® Local News examination every month. Ask address to P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ and an aspiring actress land MacGyver in [C N N ] Crossfire your gynecologist to show you the land. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to ask charter member of the foundation. Anyone wishing to For more information about the program or other the middle of an international drug cartel. @ ) The New Honeymooners DEAR READER: The earliest [T M C ] MOVIE: Torchlight' A couple's contribute to this fund may make a donation to the volunteer opportunities, call 644-9355 or 247-2493. (60 min.) (4l) Chespirito (60 min.) sign of breast cancer is a lump that proper way to detect breast lumps. for the Health Report on marriage is threatened by the husband's may or may not contain flecks of Become familiar with what is Hypoglycemia. foundation at 20 Hartford Road, Manchester 06040. XB New s (§D Kojak addiction to cocaine. Pamela Sue Martin. H3D M O V IE: 'Jinxedr A blackjack dealer [CNN] CNN News Steve Railsback. Ian MeShane. 1984. Breastfeeding for working mom Rated R. Red Cross teaches first aid rend a nightclub singer plot to kill her gam- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sweet Dreams' (CC) *i>ling boyfriend. Bette Midler. Rip Torn. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider The Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American VERNON — Breastfeeding for the Employed Mother Country singer Patsy Cline's rise to star­ jCen Wahl. 1982. Parental Discretion Ad- dom takes its toll on her relationship with Red Cross will sponsor a course in multimedia is a class for mothers who plan to return to work or 1:1 5A M 3 3 m o v i e : The Neighbor- i-vised. her husband. Jessica Lange, Ed Harris. Try making an avocado facial school while continuing to breastfeed their infants. The hood' Three middle-class New Yorkers try standard first aid Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its IQ® M O VIE: 'Cauldron of Blood' A blind Ann Wedgeworth. 1985. Rated PG-13. to handle the emotional pressures and class will meet Jan. 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rockville sculptor molds his sculptures on skeletons headquarters, 20 Hartford Road. BRIDES (S) INN News uneasiness that surround their friends 10:30PM DEAR end of the tube. The lights are Participants must be at least 13 years of age or have (^neral Hospital, 31 Union St., Rockville. -obtained by his wife. Boris Karloff, Vivece when the ethnic make-up of their neighbor­ Lindfors. Jean-Pierre Aumont. 1968. The New Honeymooners POLLY: I’ve stored neatly and will not tangle. completed Grade 7. The cost is $30 per person. This All new parents are welcome to attend the class hood seems threatened. Christine Belford, whether or not their infants were bom at Rockville ® MOVIE: 'Moment by Moment' A [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Too Scared to Scream' Ron Masak, Howard E. Rollins. Jr 1982. heard that avo­ CAROLE course is offered as a home-study program. Students ,young man falls in love with a Beverly HilU Tenants of ^ swanky apartment building Hospital. To register for the $15 class, call the [D IS ] DTV cados are good will be mailed the textbook before the start of the class. ’87 .housewife. John Travolta. Lily Tomlin are being murdered one by one. Mike Con­ for the skin. Do DEAR CAROLE: What a great To register, call the Red Cross office, 643-5111. maternity department at the hospital, 872-0501, 1978. nors, Anne Archer. 1985. Rated R. 1 ;30A M CB G®t Smart extension 331. you have any Pointers way to store those Christmas ® ® A .L.F. In Stereo. (3D INN News 1 0:40PM [D IS ] Close up on the recipes for avo­ lights! Even though it’s after 15® Th e Planet Earth (C C) The theory ol Plants ® Bizarre Polly Fisher Christmas, perhaps some of our Honor students at KIngswood Expert talks on battered women -plate tectonics is explored. (60 min.) (R). cado facials? 11:00PM QD CD @ @ (S) News [C N N ] Newsnight Update readers, like me, have yet to put ,@ ) M O VIE: 'Th e Naked City' While ALISON Ten Manchester residents have been named to the ( D dD Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Girl Next Door' A HARTFORD — The Rev. Joy Bussert, a nationally tracking down the murderer of a young girt, away the Christmas decorations. If honor roll for the fail term at Kingswood-Oxford School An informative Broadway star falls in love with her next known Lutheran pastor and expert on battered women, ’Ihe New York City homicide squad discov- ( B Carol Burnett and Friends door neighbor, but trouble brews when his D E AR A L I­ you’ve already put yours away, in West Hartford. They are Glenn D. Bartkowski of will be the speaker for a conference on the subject of jBrs a jewel theft ring. Barry Fitzgerald. Ho­ (3D Odd Couple son objects. June Haver, Dan Dailey. Den­ SON: The fol­ save this tip for next year. Your w a rd Duff. Don Taylor. 1948. Hamilton Drive, Janet K. Burke of Richard Road, domestic violence Sunday at 4 p.m. at Grace Lutheran supplement (3® Falcon Crest nis Day. 1953. lowing formula helpful Pointer earns you the 1 ^) MOVIE: 'The Pink Panther Strikes Meghan C. Bums of Highwood Drive, David W. Church, 46 Woodland St. ® Hogan's Heroes [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Nikki Lauda Ex­ comes from the California Avocado astringent to finish. You’ll feel, Pointer of the Week award, a copy Campbell of Oak Grove Street, Jad C. DeQuattro of •Again* The bumbling Inspector Ciouseau plains Formula One The conference is sponsored by the Lutheran Women featuring new ‘Tinds himself pined against his former su- (8 ) Tales of the Unexpected Commission. It’s meant to refresh, refreshed and rejuvenated! of my book. “ Polly’s Pointers: 1081 [USA] Keys to Success Boulder Road, John B. DeQuattro of Boulder Road, in Professional Ministry of New England in conjunc­ !^rk>r, now a madman intent on conquer- O ) M*A*S*H moisturize and soften the skin while POLLY Helpful Hints for Making Every­ Joshua Green^rg of Lakewood Circle N., Jennifer M. tion with Lutheran Brotherhood branches. ’The photos of spring >ing the world. Peter Sellers. Herbert Lorn, dD Noticiero Univision 1:45A M [M AX] MOVIE: Dance wKKi it minimizes large pores. thing Last Longer.” Others who Papa of Waranoke Road, Alicia B. Wichman of East *lesley-Anne Down. 1976. a Stranger' (C C ) A glamorous nightclub participants will explore the church’s response to (g ) SCTV Network Mix together one whole mashed DEAR POLLY; If you have any would like this book may order it for Center Street and Lee Wichman of Wildwood Drive. Novela: Monte Calverio hostess falls in love with a handsome race- 9 victims of domestic violence. [C N N ] Moneyline car driver, only to face a doomed future avocado, a tablespoon of honey and cardboard tubes left over from $6.50. Make check payable to and summer bridal !](S) Nature: Elephants (C C) The rising in­ The event is open to both lay people and clergy. when she becomes a scorned woman. one-fourth cup milk. Blend Polly’s Pointers and send to Polly’s crease of the African population threatens [D IS ] Adyermires of Ozzie and Harriet Christmas wrapping paper, use Registration is $5 at the door. The conference will last Miranda Richardson, lam Holm, Rupert Ev­ Pointers, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ Drug abuse conference at M C C jaiej^ant territory. (60 min.) [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge smoothly by hand, with an electric them to make holders for your from 4 to 8 p.m. ensembles and erett. 1985. Rated R. land. OH 44101-3428. ^5D M O VIE: 'I. The Ju ry' Mike Hammer Downunder: The Final Four Live. mixer or in a blender. Apply the strings of miniature Christmas A conference addressing prevention and interven­ ^ ^ ts out to avenge the brutal death of a [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour 2:00A M 3 3 McMIllan and Wife: The mixture as a masque to your face lights. Cut a small slash on each end POLLY tion in adolescent alcohol and drug abuse will be held at ideas to help plan friend. Armand Assante, Barbara Carrera. Game of Survival and neck or shoulders and back. Fashion show has athletic theme 1 1 :05PM S S Snesk Previews of the tube and insert the end of the Manchester (Community College on Jan. 30 from 9a.m. Alan King. 1982. 33 MOVIE: 'The Ivory Ape' A great Relax for about 20 minutes while cord with the light plug into the Polly will send you a Polly Dollar to 4:30 p.m. A fashion show featuring athletic wear will be held [C N N ] Prime News 11:30PM d ) (SS ABC News Night- white ape is stalked from the wilds of Af­ the masque works its magic, then ($1) if she uses your favorite the ideal wedding. rica to Bermuda. Jack Palance, Steve tube, catching it through the slash. Ellen Morehouse, executive director of Student Jan. 26 at Spa Lady, 434 Oakland St. Admission is free. 1|DIS] My Friend Flicka line Keats. 1980. wash the mixture off with a Wrap the string of lights around the Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her Assistance Services Inc. in White Plains, N.Y., will There will be free product samples. f H B O ] M OVIE: 'Longshot' A 'sure win- CB Police Woman g i) White Shadow washcloth and warm water. Splash cardboard, then insert the end of column. Write Polly’s Pointers in deliver the keynote address. ,^er* plunges a bumbling shoe salesman (3D Honeymooners Pinochle scores announced [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook the skin with cold water or an the strand into the slash on the other care of the Manchester Herald. The fee is $40, payable by Jan. 25, to Manchester -«n d his tmddies into a silly scramble for (8 Twilight Zone Don’t Be Left Out! ^ o n e y to place on a bet. Tim Conway. [U S A ] Lottery Busters Community College, MS 5, 60 Bidwell St. For more Pinochle scores for Thursday at the Army and Navy iHarvey Korman, Jackx Weston. 1986. ® ® Best of Carson Tonight’s guests information, call the college’s Continuing Education Club were as follows; Now that’s a note Division at 647-6087. Adolph Yeske 662; Arline Paquin 599; Margaret Reserve your Thoughts NEW YORK (AP) — The cool, Wright 586; Hans Bensche 580; Fritz Wilkenson 580- wet nose of a friendly puppy offers Therapeutic course offered Andy Noske 575; Kitty Byrnes 569; Helen Silver 562- Advertising Space Cinema little clue as to how really good that Eleanor PIsch 559; John O’Neill 549; Vivien Laquerre nose is. A new three-credit course for therapeutic recreation 545; Lillian Carlson 540; and Ernest Desrocher 539. In speaking of good and evil Jesus wisdom He forgives us all if we will directors is being offered at Manchester Community says of the good “ Wherefore by honestly repent and try again to 7 Now! their fruits ye shall know them” pursue the work by which He will In fact, dogs have some 200 College’s (Continuing Education Division. ’The course YW CA registers for classes 5:15, 7:30, 9:40. — Wanted: Dead or Song of the South (G I 2. — Peggy S' e will focus on one-to-one programming for the -ClnwiM City — Native Son (R) 7:30, Alive (R ) 12:35, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:50. — Got Married (P(M 3l 7,9:30. (Matt 7:20) If we set aside the Judge us favorably. What simple million olfactory receptors in their O O . — Motoulte Coast (R) 7; 10,9:30. — American Tall (G) 1. — "Crocodile" trappings of worldly success, how beauty, rewards and blessings in noses, more than 20 times those ofa roombound, as well as games, special events, ’The Nutmeg Branch YWCA, 78 N. Main St., is ifiwnd Midnight (R ) 7,9:40. — Children Dundee (P(»-13) 3, 4:55, 8,10:05. discussion groups and creative expressions for the registering for arts and crafts and skill development o« o Lesser God (R ) 7:20,9:55. many of us are ready to be Judged life are available to each of us if we human. Dogs are noted for their elderly. classes beginning this week and next week. Advertising Deadline MANCHRSTCR WILLIMANTIC by our works? Do we take the time stop and popder what is really ability to sniff out everything from UA Tbeafert Rost — Three Amloosl ’The course will start Jan. 29 and be held on ” AfT HARTFORD^ Jlllten Square Cinema — Bedroom to consider the measures by which important in this life and take on the bombs to drugs and escap^ Classes include German folk art on Mondays from oelweed Feb * Clnemo — Heort- (PG-1312:30,5,7:W, 9:50.— Heartbreak Thursdays from 6; 30 to 9; 25 p.m. at Manchester Manor 9:30 to 11 a.m., starting Jan. 26; stained gi»ts Jan. 23 5• ------Ridge (R17:20,9:40. — King Kong Lives Window (PG I 1:15, 3:15, 7:15, 9:15. — we might be Judged by the Lord if kinds of works by which He Judges prisoners. nceak Ridge (R1 7:15. Critical Condition (R1 1:15, 3:15, 7:15, (Convalescent Home, 385 W. Center St. Prerequisite is ^ • e r Richard's Fob «_Clnem a — we were confronted by Him today? us. beginning ’Tuesday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; “ I ’m ’Tired of 5:30, 7:40, 9:30. — Hey There, Its Yogi 9:15. — Little Shop of Horrors (PG-131 Three Amloosl (PGI 7:30,9:3». :X , 3:30,7:30,9:30. — The Golden Child Have we set our standards and Gerontology 116orinstructorapproval. Feeis$128. FeeUng GuUty,” a personal growth seminar, starting 'fibewcase CInemos — Little Shop Bear (G1 2,3:50. 1 ’Diesday at 7 p.m. JEHo^ors (PG-1311:05,2:55,4:45.7:15, (PG-131 1:M, 3:M, 7 :» , 9:X. — Stor values by criteria which He teaches elHo ...... ' V M N O li Trek IV: The Voyage Home (PGI 12:45, EMERGENCY Also, assertive-behavior training will begin Jan. 27 — Crimes of the Heart (PG112:55, 3,6:45,9. — Mosoulto Coast (PG112:45, or are we driven by the standards of Orange has ‘silly nlghf 3i«5, 5:10, 7:40.9:55. — Critical Condl- , Heartbreak Ridge (R1 Ralph Corban, Fire — Police — Medical at 7 p.m. and a working women's support group will 3,6:45, 9. our peers in worldly pursuits? Are Call the MANCHESTER HERALD ADVERTISING 7:10,9:35. — Song of the South

h 2 | ^ i I ! 0 N HDIIIE8 NDRIE8 HOMED I I HOMED HELP WANTED FDR DALE FOR RALE Jg T I hom es HOPED ED WANTED OD HDFOR DALE n FOR s a le FOR SALE FOR DALE Clerk/tvpist - full time, BUSINESS Experienced nurse aide. Manchester - $164,980 - A Cascade of Light - Off fo Grandmother's hou­ A Real Jewel 11 Exquslte9 Hobbyists rejoice - Man­ Super spoclous • Manches­ very diversified position Excellent references. Will Super house In super streams from the vaulted se....we go. Adorable Please coll 649-3900. 8 room Split Level home. chester - $159,988 - Heated ter - $1894X18 - 2,680 square cere for your loved one In areal Quality built and ceilings and expansive room older Colonial In Contemporary flair, taste­ 14XX) square feet, 4 cor your home, will cook and well maintained home feet, 5 bedroom Victorian window design, thus ena­ Vernon. 4 bedrooms, sun- fully decorated, central garage would be great for Colonial. This quality Secretory - for speciality light housekeeping. 282- with 3 bedrooms plus den, porch, newer roof and auto shop In Bolton. One bling you to view the vac, central olr, 3 cor any number of uses. It home built In 1895 Includes 9776. 2 full baths, fireplaces In beauty of the outdfoors furnace. Extra Insulation garage and plenty more. accompanies this 4 bed­ a 13 X 23 flreploced living Paying ticker price-pius not a ‘common practice’ person office. Experience living room and huge tool $112,000.Jackson year round! This young 81 $3694X18. Jackson 8, Jack- room, full dormed Cope room, formal dining room In bookkeeping, AR/AP, family room, bright and contemporary offers Jackson Real Estate, 647- payroll and customer con­ 2 son Real Estate, 647-8488.0 with flreploced living and first floor flreploced move, be certain all dividends paid A student desires babysit­ sunny eot-ln kitchen with bedrooms plus a loft bed­ 8400.O QUESTION; I executed at the best price available stock last trade was at $20 and you I turn over to it the certificates I tact. Good benefits, sa­ ting lob. Evenings and room, dining room and den, 3 cor garage with loft on your stocks and any other spare sliders to potlo, 2 cor room, spacious living and Brand new listing - Nice am an active the very^ninute your order reaches give your broker an order to buy 100 ha ve in my safe deposit box, so that lary and opportunity for weekends. Please call af­ garage, lots of living lower level rec room. and attached shed. Home cash in the account will automati­ dining rooms. See This New homes storting of and Cleon 5 room Cope. 3 Property also Includes 2 Is In very good condltl- trader in the the floor of the stock exchange on shares of XYZ “ at market.” Your a complete record can be kept. right person. 647-0000. ter 3pm. 643-1749. space and storage. All this Miracle Of Light, Blan­ cally be “ swept” into a money $179,900 - Tw in Oaks bedrooms, newer fur­ story born and odlocent on.D.W.FIsh Realty, 643- stock market. which the stock is traded. order might be executed at $20 a I am concerned about the ethics Monday through Friday, set on a beautiful lands­ chard 8c Rossetto Real­ Manor. New construc­ market mutual fund, where it will 8:30 to 5. nace, many updated Im­ corral. D.W.FIsh Realty, 1591 or 871-1488.0 W hen I buy If you place a “ limit order” share, or at slightly higher or lower of doing this. Would it be unfair to caped lot with privacy.S- tors, 646-2482, "W e Gua­ tion. Only 5 lots avolloble. 643-1591 or 871-1408.0 Investors’ earn more money for you. provements. Listed on No­ stock, the specifying a certain price, your than that price. the first brokerage firm? HDME8 entry Real Estate, 643- rantee Our Houses".a Spacious early period cen­ tional Historic Register. All too often, brokerage firms Plumbing and heating me­ 6681.0 broker aiways order should be filled at the price or Yoii call yourself an “ active FDR DALE ter chimney Colonial Perfect for CH FA! $81,988. Guide keep customers’ dividends and chanic wanted. Licensed ini Classified Ad? Coll 643- Affordable - $49,900 - Spa­ Beautiful, remodeled Vic­ charges me one- a better price — never at a worse trader” — meaning you do a lot of ANSWER: ’Turning over to that Don’t miss the man V offer- homes to be built. Custom Jackson 81 Jackson Real other cash in “ free credit balan­ only. Small shop, good 2711 to place your od. designs Include 3 bed­ cious two bedroom unit In torian Colonial on large eighth of a point price. buying and selling. You really second brokerage firm the stocks wages and benefits. Coll Ings In today’s classified Estate, 647-8488.0 William A. Doyle ces” — earning nothing. And rooms, 2 1 /2 baths, 2 convenient location. "country" lot here In more per share It’s hard to believe that a number should sit down with your broker you bought through the first firm 875-8192. All real estate advertised columns. customers often have long waits Manchester-7 room Cope, fireplaces, 2 car garage, Worm and Cozy - Worm Close to Hartford and Manchester. Fully Insu­ than the ticker of brokers told you it’s “ common and have all these facts spelled out. wouldn’t be unethical. But such a In the Manchester Herald Center Spring Pork area. busline. Coll today for lated. Newer wood/coo- before they get their money. Is sublect to the Fair 1VII basement, oak co- up on these cold winter price; when I practice” for customers to pay The broker gets a commission move almost certainly would mean X-Ray Technician - Imme­ Manchester - $115,880 - A ir conditioned, Fuego blnets, colonial trim , details. Joyce G. Epstein l/oll combination fur­ QUES’TION: A broker states that Housing Act of i960, which This Is "most see" 6 nights by the magnificent sell, it is always more than the ticker price. In years every time you buy or sell. You’re that, if you ever sell the stocks, the diate Medical Care Center 0 fireplace, attached gar­ panel doors, vinyl or Real Estate, 647-8895.0 nace. New 12 X 16 deck off my estate can be settled much has openings for full time makes It Illegal to adver­ housel Sparkling Victo­ stone floor to celling fire­ at the ticker price. gone by, the "ticker” printed stock entitled to detailed explanations. second brokerage would handle the age. Immoculote. Broker. cedar siding, generous place which enhances this of kItchen.Newer Ther- sale and collect the commissions. easier if my stocks are in a street registered x-roy techni­ tise any preference, lim­ rian Cope with over 1400 649-0498.______flooring allowances, Prestigious Presence - of mopone windows. Much I don’t understand this. I have than the going price when you buy. prices on a paper tape; now it does itation or discrimination square feet of living area. four bedroom newly con­ While that might be called unfair to name account at his firm. Do you cians. These positions PLUS...beoutlful finished this new 8 room,2 1/2 both morel! $134,900, Strono asked about it at the brokerage firm With an odd lot, you might not be the job by electronic display. QUESTION: I have invested offer a full package of based on race, color, reli­ Formal living room and structed colonial situated the first firm, people switch broker­ agree? ' Manchester-South end of work throughout! Other on o two acre wooded lot Colonial will overwhelm Real Estate Company, with which I do business and have charged a fee of one-eighth per Here’s hoping you understand through two different brokerage benefits, a competitive gion, sex or national dining room, plus first 647-SOLD.o ages all the Ume. ANSWER: No. I can’t think of town. 7 room raised styles also availab­ In Manchester. Skylight In you os you wander from telephoned other firms. They all tell share — both when you buy and that the ticker only provides firms. The first firm sent my stock starting salary plus a origin, or an Intention to floor parlour, wonder- Ranch. 3 bedrooms, V/t le...OR...bring your own room to room. Thequollty up-to-the-minute prices on transac­ certificates to me and I put them in Consolidating all your stocks in even One reason to back up the weekend differential. We make any such prefer­ folly spacious kitchen family room, shiny eot-ln me it’s common practice. Why? when you sell — depending on how baths, finished family plans. Coll for your per­ kitchen, large formal din­ of construction and the up j one “ street name” account at a broker’s statement. also have part time and ence, limitation or dis­ plus laundry area, bed­ the transaction is handled. tions that have taken place. The my safe deposit box. 3 room, fireplace, 2 cor sonal appointment and let ing room ond much more- to dote floor plan Is exqui­ Government Homes • ANSWER: Unless you’re dealing Assuming you deal in round lots, ticker can’t tell you in advance the The second brokerage firm has brokerage firm can be a wise move, perdlum positions availa­ crimination. The Herald rooms, full basement, 1 garage. Great, well lands­ us help you start planning site...Buy All Means a from $1 (U repair). Delln- Doyle welcomes written ques­ will not knowingly accept cor gorgae. Convenient •Coll today for details. in.“ odd lots” — less than 100 shares, there should be no such fee. price at which an order you place all the stocks I bought through it for record keeping and convenience ble. Interested applicants caped yard In the Martin your new home today. Offered at $217,908.Joyce Buy...$1W,988. Blanchard auent fox property. please contact Joanne at any advertisement which locotlon.Sentry Real Est- for most stocks — you shouldn’t be If you place a “ market order” to will be executed. and sends me a statement each purposes. tions, but be can provide answers School district. $1624)00. U Sentry Real Estate, 643- G. Epstein Real Estate, 8< Rossetto Realtors, 646- Repossessions. Coll 805- 721-7393 between 9 and 4. Is In violation of the law. ote, 643-6601 .□ Si R Realty. 643-2692.0 2482 "We Guoruntee Our paying W / i cents more per share buy or sell, your order should be Let’s say the ticker shows XYZ month. This firm now suggests that However, before you make that only through the column. 6681 .□ 647-8895.0 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 tor Houses".o current repo list. Telephone answering ser­ vice needs operators first and second shift. Paid HELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED HELP WANTED Work, sweat and tears await training. Call 649-2133 ED EDHELP WANTED 0 HELP WANTED onytlme. 0 HELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED A Hair Stylist REAL ESTATE PART TIME ON. BURNER 1ECHNKHN certain taxpayers this year Little Caesar* SECRETARY BROWN’S CLERICAL ,, ANBMnALUR, Manager Hours: 10 am-2 pm. M-F. LIceneed. Approxlmatsly E. Hffd.-So. Windsor HELP! HELP! HELP! Typing akills or previous MOO weekly. OppaitunHy tor since close to two weeks remain FLOWERS wanted for one of the top Bv John Cunniff Beginning Jan. 1 of this year, We are accepting applications for: 10 Century 21 offices In CRT experience required. manaawlalpositlon OaM ot The Associated Press before the Jan. 31 deadline. those involved in transactions Manufacturing com­ We’re opening ttw liver. Ptlffltiny m ldan- • Manager Trainees Connecticut. Corporete Call Mr. Whitney at 588- ua. Your assumption may be incor­ might be required to file sales pany seeks person a new P A R T TIM E managing training availa­ 2020 tor more Informe- • Assistant Managers (full or part time) DRIVER tlon. EOE______6«7*S137 NEW YORK - If you think rect. The IRS must pre-approve the information with the IRS. ’This new with good spelling ble. Call tor a confidential FANTASTIC SAM’S 3 days per week, alter­ Interview with: business tax returns are becoming specific computer format a com­ reporting requirement will disclose We offer flexibie hours, career and proof reading N pany uses and issue a reporting directly to the IRS the significant the original family nating schedule. Per­ simplified you might consider these . opportunities, competitive wages. skills. Convenient lo­ two situations, from which extrica­ number. And it can take up to 90 data in a transaction. Contact Vic Hagen at: haircutters, very fect for retired person. Armand Colello OLSTEN cation. Call Sharon 633*8336 tion may be possible only through days before issuing approval. Someone will have to file the soon in Manchester. TERIPORARIES TELLER POSITIONS at 202-9232. Advanced CM tary 21 Manager credit union hard work, sweat, tears and maybe For practical purposes, there­ information. But, depending on the 834 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 FULL OR PART transaction, it can be any of several (203) 64»-7041 Careers. Fee Paid. ‘ Earn to '10/hr. or more ^ Vlllag* GrMB of want you to start now Interviewing for an­ the payment of a fine. fore, a lot of companies that have *No following necattary TIME SALES ticipated teller petition people. Opportunities in Manchester, Middletown k Bristol Glottoiihiiry your New Year off The first involves small compan­ not yet obtained IRS approval for CLERK openings. 1-2 years teller The onus falls first on the *Pald vacatlona ies that in 1986 paid dividends and their computer format will be *On-golng training Must be good with peo­ with a New Caraerf or courtsey clerk. Experi­ individual, including any attorney ence required. Good interest to more than SO people, and subject to fines of $50 for each 1099 ’ Earn from day one ple. job entails waiting WE NEED: or title company, responsible for starting ealary, paid vaca­ which are compelled, therefore, to document that is involved. on customers and an­ REAL ESTATE closing the transaction, then on the Licensed or soon to be? Data Entry tion, pension plan and issue to these same people, by Perhaps, you think, an exception MAHAQERS swering phones. No ex­ Sa/es Career Secretaries tavinga plan. Call today mortgage lender, seller’s broker, Call 561-2551. Monday January 31, more than 50 form might be made. But no, the deadline ASSSTANT MANAGERS perience necessary for Well eetabllthad growth ori­ Word Processors and atk for Mr. Whitney. buyer’s broker, or any person 1099s. for waiver applications was last through Friday attar 5 either position. 643- ented company aaskt high Light Industrial 568-2020. designated in the regulations. TRAINEES caliber full time m l aatats Clerical If the company issues fewer than Nov. 22. Moreover, says Perry, the pm. all day weekends. 8455. Ask for Ron. This doesn’t seem too difficult — proratslonili for our Olia- Receptlonlets East Hartford Aircraft 50 such forms, it is allowed to report IRS has been getting tougher; "Make the tonbury oKIca. Wa o«ar ax- until you contemplate the prob­ Fadaral CradH U rIm i its action to the Internal Revenue assessing of penalties has become tanalva training, ganaroua learn about our Fantastic lems, the first and biggest of which Rita Aid Chake” bonua programa and man- Benetlte and how you too EOE Service in the old-fashioned, writ­ almost automatic. originates with the IRS, which If you have a retail man­ agamant opportunKlaa. Wa can take a trip on us. ten form. But if it issues more than AirrOMOTIYi are committad to your auc- Call Laurte: There is a way out, but time is hasn’t specified what information YOUR agement career In mind. caaal You owe H to yourialf to that, it is required to use a specific short. Computer service bureaus will be required, and probably Rite Aid haa you In impOri H IIQnlMIIO maal with ua. Call today for computer format. your confidantlal Intarelaw. OLSTEN already may have approval of won’t do so for many more weeks. mind. Figl fito, yHHi IkoniM, p M tmeaSon, SALES PEOPLE Many small companies do not formats, and therefore can report TEMPORARIES Therefore, the real estate broker AP photo HOUSE By making the Rite Aid fioHdRjfa, GfOin wtjffklng oofidiBGfiB, For DAVID CARROLL 102 6pBnoBT 8t. know this, says Michael Perry, an to the IRS for the laggard company. Coffee and Donut — or lawyer or title company, et al choice, you can begin a app<^in«iit GstL.. MsnehBBler adviser to small businesses, and a MH&P (30So. Wacker, Chicago, III. — must compile a mass of informa­ . . . with a Classified ad. ASSOC., INC. 047-1001 shop. Mature adults, Putting It together auccesaful career with Bob BIron partner in the accounting firm of 60606) also has software to do it. tion in case it is required. . Home buyers read our one of America’s lead­ : MCKTILtBYtt: high school students. McGladrey Hendrickson & Pullen While this problem cannot be 634-4489 or Part time. ALL This might mean the maintaining real estate listings ing drug chains. Our Buyer meets seller In (MH&P), specialist in firms with blamed on the Tax Reform Act of of data not ordinarilly kept, and A Chinese worker assembles cables at instrumentation, is turning a smaii profit management program Classified ... SHIFTSI Excellent sales of up to $50 million. 1986, Perry says the new law which mightn’t be available the Shanghai-Foxboro Co. in Shanghai, now after overcoming many of the every day. Advertise will lead you Into a com­ o / 'E A S T ■15SJS22. pay, with experience You might think, of course, that presents a dilemma of perhaps months after the transaction is China, the nation’s oidest Sino- probiems that have plagued joint your home in the petitive and rewarding or we will tralnl Apply when companies learn of this equal magnitude for one sector of closed. Remember, the require­ American joint venture. The plant, which ventures in China. Classified columns future. WINDSOR in person; requirement they will rush ’to the small-business community, ment applies to all deals closed AUTOMOTIVE where ready buyers will An attractive company comply with the IRS requirement. that being real estate. after Dec. 31. 1986. produces control systems and other paid benefit package, Route 5, East Windsor, CT Mr. Donut see it. Classified along with an excellent BOOKKEEPER 2SSWtstMiMaT9ka. readers will make your salary, will assure your 289-6483 623-2466 Maachattar, CT Well experienced automotive bookkeeper home a bestseller! job security. If you seek a promising needed to take charge of a busy office in a career and are a hard fast growing dealership. Top salary and all 9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 working Individual, we the right benefits. Call Mr. Champagne to­ BANK TELLER Invite you to call (or an PART TIM E day for an appointment. appointment or send a Full time resume. RIANCHESTER GEM CHEVROLET South Windsor Bank & Notices Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 1-800-345-9444' CUSTOMER SERVICE Trust Company, Resort Property ...... 26 Offlce/Retail Equipment ...... 81 Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 106 Storrs Rd., Willimantic Sullivan Avenue office. Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortgages ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 R A TES : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. HERALD RITE AID PHARMACY DEPARTMENT Personals ...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. dasoMad ads Personnel Director 456-0008 Because tellers are to Im­ Announcements...... 03 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 phoRa 643*2711 classified 1445 Hancock Street portant to our success, Auctions...... 04 Flo o rin g ...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum draroe: 4 llnei. Qunicy, MA 02169 Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm we enaure your euccess Financial...... 05 Rentals Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm by offering an excellent Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertisements ta starting salary, benefits Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Too Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Sat. 7:00-10:00 am BODY SHOP and a training program Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 Help Wanted...... 11 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. TECHNICIAN that will get you off to a Homes for Rent...... 34 For odvertlsements to be published Monday, solid start. If you are good Situation vyanted...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. with figures, enjoy work­ Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise f ^ d VMMUoriB. in parBon to ing with the public and Instruction...... Industrial 14 P roperty...... 37 Holldov/Seosonal...... 71 Automotive Employment Services...... 15 have a profestlonal ap­ Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques ond Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are JACKTlLLSYati Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The iBaurliriitrr lirralii pearance, you should de- Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Cam pers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one flnately look Into the op­ Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of portunities with South Homes for Sale ...... 21 Services Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not u i , o/ EAST Windsor Bank & Trust. Condominiums lor Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Call Muriel Marks (or an Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 be corrected bv an additional Insertion. WINDSOR appointment at 289-6001, Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oil/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 98 extension 216 or apply Route 5, East Windsor, CT between 8 and 5, Monday through Friday at 115 Ed­ 289-6483 623-2466 win Road, South Windsor. Employment HELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED HELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED |n]HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ED ED 88871110 & Education (CUSSIFIED DISCOUNTS) Floating Vocational Part - time position In Dietary Aide - part time Secretary - well estab­ Wanted - Will train Indi­ Horticultural mainte­ Summer employment. M anrhpBtFr literal Instructor-Diversified po­ billing office. Varied of­ opening for person to lished and expanding reel viduals who want a career nance technician-full and Town of Manchester. sition working with Deve- fice duties. Aptitude for perform o variety of kit­ estate group needs secre­ In the exciting field of part time positions to Plan now for your SPEAK lopementally Disabled figures and typing neces­ chen tasks. Will train tary with good organlzo- plastics. Complete paid maintain tropical plants summer lobi Applica­ EXTRA NEWSPAPER HELP WANTED adults. Salary $5.50 to sary. Experience with energetic beginner. Call tlonal and secretgrlal medical Insurance with In local offices. Will train tions are being accepted FOR ED $6.50. Transportation re­ medical Insurance help- Manchester Manor, 646- skills for our Glastonbury many fringe benefits. If enthusiastic people In all for summer employment tul. Send resum e to 0129. office. Paid medical, vo­ you hove the aptitude for aspects of Interior Horti­ with the town of Manches­ CARRIERS Receptlonist-Manchester quired. Call between 8 and THEMSELVES! 4, Monday through Fri­ P.O.Box 1455, Rockville, cation, and retirement production In plastics culture. Reliable car ter. Positions available MONEY... doctors office. Must be day. Anette Burton ; Sup­ C T 06066. 'plan. For a confidential please call David Allen needed, excellent benef­ Include laborer, crew TO RECEIVE YOUR NEW 'CO' SAVINGS. ALL AOS MUST BE SCHEDULED FOR EITHER NEEDED.. 9 dependable, mature, and RN SupervIsor-Monday Interview call Bob BIron Plastics, Inc. 203-282-0821 its. 242-2554. leader, clerk, day comp 7 OR 10 OATS IN THESE SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS... ported Employment Mon- through Friday. 3-11 posi­ M M CNEITEH conscientious. Afternoon oger, Hockanum Electrician Journeyman- at 634-4404 or 456-8509 or from 9 am -12 or apply In counselor, playground ~ MERCHANDISE FOR SALE I AUTOMOTIVE WITH YOUR OWN tion for an RN with strong ClBBBlflCBtlonB 71 Ihroiigh 67 1 CleBBlflcaliont MU hours ond Tuesdoy even­ Industries. 875-0750. Commercial, Industrial, send resume to David person at 45 Connecticut Waltresses-days, nights, leader, lifeguard and wo- ings. Call 646-5153 and leadership capabilities. Carroll Associates, Inc., Avenue, South Windsor, weekends. Excellent pay, ter safety Instructor. Sa­ (SHC*U«RB TS-7S) * . 81 through 87 PART-TIME and residential work. Enloy your weekends off leave message. Work under minimum su­ 639 Research Parkway, CT good benefits. Apply In lary rages from $4.00 to Janitorial work crew su­ while earning a competi­ NerllieimSI______8-SI pervisor for develope- pervision. Good wages. Meriden, C T 06450, ettentl- person: Antonio's Restau­ $6.00 per hour. Must be 16 S a v in g s JOB... Waitresses and Walters tive hourly rate plus excel­ WoodbrMge St------ia-280 mentolly disabled adults. Insurance, holidays and on:Lyn Hyll. rant, 956 Main Street, years of age or older to 888788122219 wanted. Full time, part lent benefits. Put your Clerk typlst/bookkeeper - Manchester. apply. Further InfOrmo- Cambridge SI______AH, Transportation required. vacation. Call 875-5905. established Bloomfield Save *5°° North Main SL and UniM Area time. Apply In person; supervisory skills, expe­ Wanted - full time expe­ tlon and appllactlans 4 Lines 7 Days Luigi’s Restaurant, 706 Salary $5-6 per hour. Call rience and lob knowledge based construction com­ Save *9°° An Excellent Opportunity Rosemary PI______between and 4, Monday Study Hall aide position. rienced hardware retail Part Time Secretary- materials are available at 10 Days Hertford Rd. 649-5325. 8 to work In an atmosphere pany seeks clerk typist mature person, good tele- for housewives and mothers Newman SI...... - ...... 8 through Friday. Anette Rham High School, He­ person. 2 years minimum, the Personnel Office, 41 Canter SI------geared to high quality with bookkeeping expe­ phone manners. Center Street, Manches­ 5 Lines 7 Days Save *700 Burton: Supported Em­ bron, C T 06248. Immediate good pay, good working rience reporting to the with young children — bring Edgwton SI______Port time-work at home opening. For application patient care. For more conditions. Apply at Cony­ Insurance experience ter or bv colling 647-3126. 10 Days Save M2<>° Cdgerton PI...... on the telephone servicing ployment Manager, Information and Inter­ office manager. Personal them with you and save on Hockanum Industries. please call 228-9474 D.O.E. ers Hardware, 646-5707. helpful. Typing, filing, Equal Opportunity Em­ Center SL Odd only.~.~.....BS3-*88 our customers. Ask for view call 643-5151, Pam computer experience de­ general office procedure. 6 Lines 7 Days Save 'S " babysitting costs. 8754J750. EOE. Ask for Bob. sired, good salary, com­ ployer. Minorities and Edmund St------...... _____11-88 Penny. 646-1530 or 528- Body shop openIng-Must Olenchack DSD, Crest­ Monday evenings and Sat­ Handicapped Individuols 10 Days Save MAoo Pahvlew______— 0358. be able to restore Mus­ fleld Convalescent Home, pany paid benefits, urday. Send resume to P. are urged to apply. 21 Hour* Per Week Port time - gas station Child care worker- growth potential and plea­ SL John SI______tangs and other clossic 565 Vernon St., Manches­ Manchester YW CA be­ O. Box 551, Manchester. 7 Lines 7 Days Save *900 Salary Plua Qaa Allowanca Slono St Special Education attendant. Days, flexible cars. Pay according to ter, Ct. sant working conditions. hours. Apply at Spruce fore and after school Part time secretary - Man­ 10 Days Save 'leoo Adorno Odd only.. teacher position effective skill. Heritage Auto Body Call K. Christensen, Telephone survey opera­ chester low office. Flexi­ SOUND INTERESTINQ? Cieotxrood Or Street Mobil, 220 Spruce program. High school dl- Mother Corporation, 242- January to teoch In class of Andover Incorpora­ plomo and ability to work tors needed part time to ble hours and convenient 8 Lines 7 Days Save MO*® Ooopwood Dr. 7 Street. 0743. You can be a Herald Area for students with behov- tion. 742-7693. Carpenter - minimum 5 with children grades K-6 a update Manchester city location. Call 9 am to 5 10 Days Save *18®° PoieroN Dr..... lorlal disorders, ages to years experience In resi­ directory. Work at home, Adviser and handle and su­ Unmore Dr. 8 Munson's Chocolates Is must. $4.50 to $5.00 per pm. 643-7779. {SAVINGS QUOTED AM fROW OUR MOUIAR AOVfRTlSCO MiCIOl 10 at state approved Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ dential remodeling. Paid hour for up to 20 hours per mutt be able to call the pervise our carrier boys and PomdMo Dr.«. accepting applications for cepting applications for vacations, holidays and Experienced Mechanic, Acedomy Si special education facility. full time employment. week. Coll M ary at 647- all benefits, must have above area. Send name, Persons to work In kit­ girls. If you like kids, want a our nurse aide training Insurance program. 643- WHEN YOU CALL TO PLACE YOUN AO. BE SURE TO E. Cantor Evon... Send resume to: Com­ Monday through Friday. 1437. EOE/AAE. own tools. Apply M & M address and telephone chen making sandwiches munity Child Guidance class that will begin soon. 6712. ASK FOR YOUR 'CD' RATCI little independence and QraonhIN SI___ Hours are 8om to 4;30pm. Service Station. 649-2871. number In own hand writ­ ond other kitchen duties. ______MunrooSI School, 317 North Main Also taking applications Full time delivery person. ing to: Johnson Publish­ Coll 6494005. ______your own income... Full benefits. Call for for CNA's. We offer excel­ Pathar SI St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. appointment at 647-0639. Experienced floral de­ 40 hours plus, heavy lift­ ing Company, P. O. Box NO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS. PLEASEI CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME, BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT Orsonwood Dr. lent starting wage and Secretory /Receptlonlst- AOS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS EOE. signer needed for growing ing, benefits available. F / C Bookkeeper- 763, Cheshire, Ct. 06410. Andor Rd.____ benefits. Please contact; Hard working people only Experience required to Part time, 0:30 to 2:30. AnaoMI Rd...... Office posItlon-Eost Hart­ Director of Staff Deve- shop In Vernon. Coll 872- Typing, and telephone Call 647-9946 Clerical-Full time for ex­ ford. Retail chain seeks 9299. need apply. Call 643-2171. perform all accounting Housekeeper/Cook for to place your ad Autumn S t___ panding company . Light lopement at Crestfleld functions on computer Green Lodge, a 20 bed skills necessary. Pleose School SL____ motivated person for gen­ Convalescent Home/Fen- call Becky ot 646-6832. typing, filing and various eral office duties. In­ through F/S. Fast grow­ self-care facility. Mon­ or 647-9947 Olonwood SL.- wood Manor. Monday day, Wednesday, and Fri­ phone 643-2711 office duties. Experience cludes data entry, filing. Retail: Get a helpful start Full time work In poultry ing company In new mod­ Wanted:Port time secre­ helpful not necessary. through Friday, 7am to this New Year. Full and test house. No experience ern fdclllty. Excellent be­ day. 649-5905. Good moth skills a must. 3pm ot 643-5151. EOE. tary for doctor's office to ask for Classified... Will troln. Cor necessary. For Interview appoint­ part time positions availa­ necessary, will train. Insu­ nefits, pleasant working help with collections and CALL N OW Excellent benefits Includ­ ment coll Miss Colclo, Cleaning personnel. Even­ ble. Apply nowot Parkade rance and retirement be­ environment. East Had- Data Processing derfc- office work. Send resume ing dental. East Hartford Monday through Friday, ings and/or weekends. Health Shoppe. Call 646- nefits. Coll John Huard. ford Welding. 289-2323. full time, experience ne­ to P. O. Box 2218, Vernon, illllllllBIIIIIIII 643-2711 / 647-9946 Welding. 200-2323. EO E 9om-4pm. 528-6395. 643-5747. 8178 9 am to 5 pm. 633-4681 ext 354. EOE. cessary. Call 647-9997. Ct. 06066.