«• — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 2«, 19B8 Names in the News Keepaway: Redskins Prisons: ‘Steadily growing crisis’ / page 4 to keep ball Paternity suit dismissed from Elway/ page CHICAGO (AP) — A $150 million paternity Spying: Some FBI agents has doubts / page 9 lawsuit filed against pop superstar singer Michael Jackson by a woman who called herself “ Billie Jean” has been dismissed by a judge. Lavon Powlis, a 39-year-old unemployed legal secretary who calls herself Billie Jean Jackson and claimed Jackson once proposed marriage to her, filed the lawsuit in August in Cook County Circuit I'V Court. The woman said Jackson fathered her three children but had refused to pay child support. “ Billie Jean” is the title of a hit song by Jackson about a man denying paternity. “ The kid is not my iS T- A'’, son,” is one of the song’s lyrics. Judge Adolphus Rivers dismissed the lawsuit aitrkatpr Hrralft ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm Wednesday without comment. Jackson, who grew up in nearby Gary, Ind., has an unlisted telephone number in California, and could not be reached for comment. He begins a U.S. Friday, Jan. 29. 1988 tour Feb. 23 in Kansas City, Mo. AP photo Dave Schneidman, a spokesman for the state Michael Jackson G. Gordon Liddy Department of Children and Family Services, has BIRTHDAY CONCERT — Jazz violinist Tuesday. The violin legends are prepar­ said the woman has named other celebrities as the Stephana Grappelli, left, and classical ing for a concert honoring Grappelli on children’s father but had never gone so far as to file admitting that he had been driving 72 mph in a 55 mph zone near the Minneapolis-St. Paul Interna­ great Sir Yehudi Menuhin, 71, rehearse his 80th birthday. a paternity suit. An unsung hero’s work Is lauded tional Airport in July. Litigation on stage at the Barbican in London The incident occurred as Carradine was en route By Alex GIrelll ■•V LIddy sees a difference to the airport after a day of competing at the Manchester Herald Brainerd International Raceway in northern I HASTINGS, Neb. (AP) — Writer, lecturer and Minnesota. He also was cited for fleeing an officer She could be called a kind Heat on Rather seems to dissipate convicted Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy says and reckless driving. of unsung hero. there was a key difference between the Iran-Contra “ At no time was I aware a police officer was in That’s one of the reasons won’t stop NEW YORK (AP) - The heat Benjamin Tucker, chairman of because Rather angrily left the affair and the Watergate scandal. pursuit until I entered a 35 mph zone and I heard the why the Manchester Jay- on Dan Rather in the wake of his the 11-member board, did not set of the “ CBS Evening News” The difference, Liddy told an audience at the siren,” he said. “ When I heard the siren, I pulled to cees presented Joan combative interview with Vice expect an outcry from affiliates, when live coverage of a tennis Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce annual the right and stopped immediately.” O’Loughlin with its Citizen President George Bush seemed to but said the matter would be match ran into news time. meeting Tuesday, was.that he and his associates The charges were reduced under a plea bargain, Recognition Award Thurs­ be dissipating, even as CBS discussed in a conference call “ As far as what will happen at “ did what we did deliberately. Oliver North tried and Carradine agreed to pay a $100 fine and $100 day night. Among other affiliates were planning to confer today. this point, I ’m inclined to think not to violate the law.” court costs. things, O’Loughlin spear­ mali pians on whether to formally complain. The interview, broadcast live the affiliates will split out, and Liddy served five years in prison after being headed a drive to start the “ I think initially we had a group during Monday night’s "CBS after having a day or two to think convicted in connection with the June 1972 first homeless shelter in that was distressed, and that has Evening News,” prompted a about it, and also seeing what the Watergate break-in. Goulet provides a camp town. By Nancy Concelmon " I think it’s no doubt in the lessened by several measures flood of calls to CBS stations reaction from viewers is, there Liddy, who owns an industrial security company CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Entertainer Robert The award is designed for Manchester Herald works to do whatever is posslble- since yesterday,” Phil Jones, nationwide. won’t be any consensus any way and has written two books, called Watergate “ the Goulet’s donation of land has enabled the state to people whose services ...for the good of the people.” immediately past chairman of “ I think in the context of a live whatsoever,” said Tucker. greatest failure of my life” — not because it was acquire a youth camp from the U.S. Forest Service, might otherwise go unno­ A Chicago development com­ Sadloski said she's going to the CBS affiliates board said interview, a lot of dynamics took Jones said he does not think wrong, but because he was caught. state officials said. ticed. When she accepted it, pany will proceed with plans for Florida soon for about six weeks Wednesday. " I think part of it place that focused more on style affiliates should take formal Goulet’s donation, valued at about $250,000, was O’Loughlin likened herself the proposed Mall at Buckland and will leave the decision on was Bather’s handling of the than on substance,” Tucker said. action on issues that don’t di­ one of two parcels of steep, wooded land in the Lake to a teen-ager who feels the Hills in spite of opponents’ whether or not to ta ke legal action situation on the ‘Evening News' “ The style was very aggressive. rectly affect their stations, as the Actor-racer admits speeding Tahoe area that the state traded for the 120-acre worst thing in life is to go existing and potential lawsuits, up to Beck. (Tuesday) night. ... And I think the vice president was dead air did. unnoticed until she sud­ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — “ Revenge of the Nerds” Clear Creek campsite in a wooded canyon just south an official said. “ No one is thatexercised at this very aggressive. "When it’s a personal style of denly is noticed and the Joseph LeDuc, senior develop­ Beck said Thursday he’s also point that they can’tdeal with it.” " I think Dan had an obligation reporting and content-oriented actor Robert Carradine, a sometime race car of Carson City. taking the situation one step at a Gov. Dick Bryan said Wednesday the Tahoe land, exposure makes her feel ment director for the Homart Rather, in an unusual "per­ to conduct the interview and ask news, I don’t think it’s our place to driver, pleaded guilty to speeding off the track but time. totaling 15 acres, will be kept as open space. The like a fraud. Development Co. of Chicago said sonal wonl” with viewers during tough questions like he did.” question that,” he said. said he hadn’t realized that a state trooper had been “ I think we have to see on what Clear Creek youth camp, built in the mid-1960s as a About 100 people attended Friday he’s aware that lawsuits Tuesday’s "CBS Evening News,” The affiliates did protest last In the interview. Rather pursuing him. the dinner to honor legal basis they’re going to grant Carradine, 33, entered the plea Wednesday in Job Corps center, has been managed by the state will probably result from Ho- defended his questioning of Bush September when the network doggedly honed in on Bush’s role O’Loughlin and she issued the subsidy.” District Court to the misdemeanor speeding charge. since 1970. mart’s latest proposal for financ­ as merely "persistent.” feed went black for six minutes in the Iran-Contra affair. them a gentle challenge to ing the malt, but the company’s But Beck didn’t agree with join in her work. plans will go forward. Homart’s latest proposal, saying “ What you are saying “ There’s no law suit until we go that voters shot down the Idea of a tonight is that you value through with the next step,” subsidy to Homart when they some of the same things I LeDuc said. "We take it one step voted against a $13 million value,” O’Loughlin said in at a time. Our intent is to have the tax-increment package for the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 mall in a Nov. 3 referendum. accepting the award at \ town and the developer come Vito's Birch Mountain in together.” " It’s (the latest proposal) a Bolton. LeDuc was referring to appro­ distinction without a difference,” INII8CELLRNE0U8 |CAR8 II ICAR8 She urged the guests to val by town officials of $9.5 he said. FURNITURE FOR RALE FOR RALE I I I for rale participate in whatever million in tax relief that would Beck said there’s a possibility way they can in community help the developer pay for road that voters have grounds for a DODGE Dart 1972. Must MAPLE Dining room ta­ SUPER Single waterbed 1986 Subaru. GL10 four service. improvements in the mall area. taxpayers’ suit, which allows ble with deacon bench mattress. New. Still In sell. New engine. Many Jo-Ann Valeski, secre­ door, 4 wheel drive, extro parts. 647-7406. Michael Dworkin, wno hgads taxpayers to legally challenge and 2 captains chairs. box. $50. 455-9609. turbo, automatic. tary of the Manchester the Manchester Environmental gdveniitient expenditures, $250. Call 643-4522. H A Y for sale. $2 per bole. Loaded. Take over *DEM0 SALE* Jaycees, introduced CHAT BEFORE DINNER — Jo-Ann Jaycee Citizen Recognition Award for Coalition, has said his group will against Homart and the town if Please telephone 649- payments. John 649- TAKE A LOOK O’Loughlin by ticking off a her work in community volunteer pursue its fight in court to prevent the Board of Directors approves rniV/RTEREO/ 0164 after 6pm. 1820 a.m. Valeski, left, and Joan O'Loughlin talk in 87 Chev Astro Van long list of her activities. development of the mall on the tax-freeze financing without a IZLIapfliancer FR AN CH ISE soles deliv­ the lobby of Vito's Birch Mountain Inn in services. Valeski, secretary of the CHEVETTE. 4 Door, 4 Cpt CIMirt. TV *15,400 OUR REMAINING 1987 DEMO’S O’Loughlin joked that the environmental gounds. public vote. ery route. Steady In­ Bolton Thursday night where O’Lough­ Jaycee, presented the award. CO M M ER CIA L size Cul- Gray. Good local The town and the Eighth “ But I would hope the Board of come, Independent, transportation. $325 As 84 Cougar avtar *6495 slnart food processor. growth potential In a Please turn to page 14 lin was presented the Manchester Utilities District have not settled Directors would allow a vote on Is. Coll 649-4338. 86 Buick Elactra * 10,200 MUST BE SOLD YOU SAVE. Model O LC-X. $250.00 well established West a disagreement over how a sewer whether or not they want a OLDS Omega Inte­ 4 Dr. aH aatraa, never used. 647-7397. Hortford area, featur­ 1981. lotaad Lo Ml that will serve the mall is to be subsidy at all,” Beck said. rior and exterior In 1983 Ford Thunderbird. ing Arnold Bread Pro­ 84 Lynx a or *1995 S A M P L E BUY installed and may find them­ Taxpayers could argue that the ducts. Vechicle In­ good condition. No ro t! 37,000 miles. $8500. Coll 88 Toyota Crassida selves in court over that dispute. town accepted Homart’s proposal 643-0718 otter 5pm. cluded. Ready to start. Does run but has a “mlgraln” . $485 but ne­ 1987 CELEBRITY Meanwhile, the Manchester without checking the company’s GOOD working used co- Priced for Immediate au W o. Loadad *11,400 sale. Contact Gordon gotiable. Must sell. 742- School administration 1op-heavy’? Property Owners Association is estimates on costs for the project. lor TV 's from $40 tp 84 Chav Caprice 4 DOOR eyenings 228-9750. 8758.D deciding whether it has a basis to Beck said the town should have its $125. 742-9185. Wgn„ LoBdod. BbIq* *6495 V-6, AUlo, A/C. PS PB, bring a suit over the proposal to own financial consultant check MARKLIN H-0 train set. HONDA Accord LX 1984. 82 BuIck Cantury Stereo-Air, 4 wheei.rear Lighted steam engine, grant Homart tax relief. the figures, instead of relying on iFUa 0R./C0AL/ 4 door automatic, 2 D r . d. AT, P8, AC *4295 delog. sport covars, Need for 4 vice principals questioned at budget review 3 cars. $125.00 new. Sell loaded. Grey. 72K. Ex­ mats, tinted glass, rust Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said those submitted by Homart’s 83 RX7 Silwr, 21K FIREWOOO for $80.00. 647-7397. cellent condition. Must *6495 proofed and much he discussed the possibility of consultant, “ so they really have EXXON Brand 8 correctl- see. $6500 or best offer. 83 Olds Cutlass more. By Andrew J. Davis principals) would reduce the administra­ because of declining enrollment despite the litigation with Homart represen­ something to base their negotia­ ble ribbons and 14 ty­ Call 742-1695. CtBTB, 4 Or. Brougham tion’s presence ... with parents and kids.” protests of parents. FIREWOOO RALE AT. PS. AC *6300 Manchester Herald tatives. who told him they would tions on,” Beck said. *49 par cord, • ft, tanglha, pewriter ribbons. Best FOR Sale. TB Ird 1977, Ludes said. "There will be a cost accrued with The school board voted earlier this month to 87 Merc Cougar cross that bridge when they came But LeDuc said Friday the $15 graan, datlvarad. 4 oord offer. 646-1232. $600, or best Offer. Tele­ SAVE *2270»° SALE PRICED *10695°° A predicted decline in high school enrol­ that.” open grades kindergarten through third the minimum. MC/VI8A Rod. Loadod $AVE to it. million the firm estimated it will phone 647-1971 ask for lment has prompted a Board of Education The vice principals are needed to take care first year, with the other grades opening in N$ij{^Fir$«8$il Peter. 82 Olda Cutlass Elizabeth Sadloski, head of the cost for road and utility improve­ ENDROLLS Suprom*. 4 Or.. 4SK *5295 memiser to question whether the four vice of such things as discipline problems, student successive years. property owners’ association, ments is "an honest figure.” 27% ftrtdth • 2S« USED CARS and TRUCKS principals at the high school constitute a “ top and parent conferences and to enforce the During Thursday’s workshop, the work­ said Thursday the group will have Other developers in the area of 030-0050 width . a tor 259 83 Cougar LS Tan. vs *5295 heavy” administration. school’s smoking policy, Ludes said. shop committee reviewed the more than $10 to “ take things as they come.” the proposed mail plan to contrib­ MUST aa ptahad up « ttw C L Y b E Terry A. Bogli posed the question during ‘T m certain it would (have a negative million worth of programs in support and “ I don’t know if there's a basis ute $3 million for those RECREATIONAL HartM Otftea Manday thru CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 87 Sable'QS' 87 CHEV MONTE 8B...... *1Zgfl6 Thuradaybarora 11 a.m.oniy. ROUTE 83, VERNON 4 Dr.. Loadad *13,399 Cpo, V-a, Auto, A/C. PS, PB, TRUCKS the third and final workshop Thursday on impact),” he said. ‘T m certain it would.” administrative services. The committee — for a lawsuit,” Sadloski said. improvements. EQUIPMENT P-wtndowa 6 Dr loeka. Tilt Wlwal. Superintendent James P. Kennedy’s pro­ The reopening of Highland Park School also composed of school board, Parent-Teacher But, she added that Manchester ” $15 million is a good esti­ 64 Oldt Clara 4 ar. *7795 87 Line. Continental . ____ Crulas, Staroo Cass, and mors 87 CHEV C-IOR'/tPU ..•8806 S4 Camaro Cma* l.o.Mllaa SAVE e CyL. Bid.. P8. PB. AM/PM, Rally posed $36 million school budget. The school was discussed during the workshop. More Association and Manchester Education Asso­ attorney Bruce S. Beck, who mate,” LeDuc said. “ It’sonethat SKI Boots, Nordica, Whaata than $96,000 out of the $128,500 needed in this ciation members — looked over programs men’s size 8, good con­ TAR 84 Ponllac Tiana Am •10,795 85 Nissan Stanza board will vote on the budget at its Feb. 8 represents MPOA, is looking into we can discuss in detail at the 4 Or. *5995 85 CHEV CAPRICE___*0996 dition $30. Telephone 8ALER 85 Eacofl 4 ar. *4995 Bla. Uta. V-6 Auto. A/C. P 6 PB. P-Dr. 88 FORD AER08TAR ...... 0006 meeting. year’s budget for the school’s reopening came ranging from accounting and budgeting to possible avenues for litigation. proper time.” 646-3149. I 88 Chav. Aalrovm *10,195 86 Toyota Corolla locks, Itarao Casa, Luggage flack. Vwi. e Cyl., Auto, PS. PB, Sisrso Bogli asked if thevice principals were under scrutiny. The committee reviewed the pupil transportation. 4 dr.. Auto. PS. M A N C H E S T E R . 278 86 Cliavy Capilca 4 *. *8495 Air. AM/PM *7495 needed next year even though the school remainder of the money for the school’s Improvement budgets totalling $49,300 School Street. Inside. 87 CHEV A8TR0 MU8ICAL 86 Toyota pata van *9495 86 Marc Lynx 8Z CHEV CITATION____J 3 K K 4 Cyl.. Auto, P8, PB, Aux. Baal administration has predicted that the number reopening during the two previous were reviewed as well. Miscellaneous furni­ 4 Dr. 4oyl, Auto, A/C. PS, PB. Vary low In the central administration budget, ITEM8 ture, household Items, 86 SunWrd 2 dr. *8595 4 Dr.. Auto, PS. of students at the high school would decline workshops. AC. AM/PM *4195 mNaaga 88 NI88AN PICKUP ...•6305 About $15,000 of the Highland Park money $11,300 has been requested for a part-time clothing. Saturday and 86 Oanlory 4 dr. *9995 8R NBRAN RENTRA____*7106 4 oyl, S spd., AM/PM, Raar Stop from 1,730 to 1,623. Study contradicts PIANOS & Organs- Sov- Sunday 9-5pm. 88 Camaro Z28 *13,995 4 ovl., 8 i(Kt., A/C, Stsrao Cati, fttar Bum par “ (In respect to) the number of assistant will be used for re-establishing cafeteria secretary, while $29,500 in operations build­ Ings to 50%. Baldwin & 86 Olda Dana ca«. *12,995 MORIARTY Darog, Luggage rack. B IC H E V e a B L ...... W principals at the high school, I can’t help but services, $50,000 for reopening renovations, ings will be for an additional groundskeeper. other name brands. 3 2 Dr. Cpo, V-6. Auto, 1 ^ PS, Storoo. WANTED TO 87 Chav. Calabrily 4 *.*10,995 86F$nlF1806United States of 200 member groups was the provide broad rather than piece- Almost overshadowing the civil Infirmary. letters for shirts, cops, best offer. Call 649-4246 * Merchandise Under *250 America,” Sen. 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About Town Man, arrested twice, sues School architect hired Challenger hero remembered by many By Jacauellne Bennett School. Both need to be brought the board and funding from the A Middletown man arrested and jailed on an Seniors In class searched Alger, then detained him at the Police AAanchester Herald up to state building codes . They town. invalid warrant by state and local police plans to Barracks in Colchester before turning him over also need work to maximize Halvorson indicated she was Manchester Community Col­ By Nancy Concelman sue for monetary and punitive damages, to the Manchester Police Department. COVENTRY - The Board of energy efficiency. confident about the firm because Manchester Herald according to a lawsuit filed with the town clerk Alger was searched by Manchester police and lege Older Adults Association Children helped pay Education voted unanimously Lawrence Associates is hired to they recently did Similar work at offers a variety of classes for the Wednesday. imprisoned. He was presented for arraignment Thursday to confirm the appoint­ do Phase I of the project which Robertson school. At 11:38 Thursday, seven for McAuliffe tribute The suit charges that William A. Alger. 26, of in Manchester Superior Court Jan. 2, but charges spring semester ranging from ment of a Manchester architectu­ includes identifying the code The board also voted unanim­ white balloons trailing red, 145 Washington St., Colchester was arrested and against him were "dismissed ornolled” in court. Yoga to computer instruction. — Page 9 ral firm to evaluate two schools problems, making recommenda­ ously to authorize Board Chair­ white and blue ribbons rose imprisoned on Jan. 1,1987 on an invalid warrant The suit said the seizure, search and Any senior citizen who is inter­ for needed improvements during tions for overall work and provid­ man Lawrence Mlckel to sign a into the sky over Wickham because of a mistake with the police computer. imprisonment were "conducted with deliberate ested in registering should con­ the first phase of a $3 to 5 million ing cost estimates. contract with Lawrence Asso­ Park, as 70 children followed The seizure, search and imprisonment of Alger indifference to the deprivation of the plaintiff’s tact Edna Shuetz at Manchester project. The price tag for Phase I, the ciates for the rest of the project, them with their eyes and their she wanted. Especially this was made for criminal charges of larceny and constitutional rights.” Community College, P.O. Box "The School Building Commit­ "schematic design” is $25,000. It after the town provides the hopes. Young Astronauts Program. forgery, which Alger was convicted of on July 10, The suit specifically charges the defendant, 1046, MS 6, Manchester 06040. tee has appointed Lawrence should be completed within 12 money and following legal Exactly 73 seconds later, the It’s really accomplishing what 1986. Alger had completed a term of incarcera­ named as Manchester, the Manchester Police Associates to begin this project weeks, according to Halvorson. approval. children released their own she hoped.” tion for those charges on Oct. 24,1986, according Department, the state and State Police Troop K contingent upon favorable refer­ “ We cannot go beyond con­ "Completion (cost) of the pro­ Grange meets balloons. Behind them, the to the suit. in Colchester, with acting negligently, and said In speeches before the ences which were received. We tracting for Phase I because we ject will be in the neighborhood of American flag flew at half- The suit says that on Jan. 1, 1987, state police that Alger was falsely arrested and imprisoned Manchester Grange 31 will launch, educators and local would like the board to confirm don’t have the funding. This will $3 to 5 million” said Halvorson. mast. from Troop K in Colchester arrested Alger in the and “ maliciously prosecuted.” The suit said the meet at 8 p.m. Wedne«lay in the politicians, including Man­ that appointment,” member get us to the point of getting ready She warned that it might be The children, members of parking lot of the Jack Jackter Elementary plaintiff suffered “ physical and emotional Grange Hall on Olcott Street. The chester Mayor Peter P. Dl- Judy Halvorson told the rest of to go to referendum for funding. ’ ’ better to wait until budget pro­ the Young Astronauts Pro­ School in Colchester. Police restrained and upheaval.” Committee on Women's Activi­ Rosa Jr., Rep. James McCa- the board prior to the vote. said Halvorson. ceedings for fiscal 1988-89 — gram, released the balloons to ties will be in charge. Members vanagh, D-Manchester, and Halvorson also serves on the She added, however, the inten­ which begins July 1 — are over, should bring items for the auction commemorate the second an­ Sen. Michael Meotti, D- Building Committee. tion of the School Building Com­ before requesting that money table. niversary of the Challenger Glastonbury, reminded the The schools in the project are mittee is to have Lawrence from the Town Council. space shuttle explosion, which Young Astronauts that they Coventry Grammar School and Associates go forward with the “ We don’t want to complicate killed seven crew members, Garside eyes chairmanship are the future of the space Captain Nathan Hale Middle work, pending final approval of things” she said. Talk on baby care including astronaut-teacher program and of the country. Lynch in Vernon, was narrowly The family and the breast-fed Christa McAuliffe. By Andrew Yurkovsky committee and get their views Tim Gagnon of Manchester, beaten for one of the three seats baby is the topic at the meeting of Two of McAuliffe's cousins, AAanchester Herald and get some of my views," who heads the state’s Young guaranteed to the minority party the Manchester Evening La Marcia Wittneben of Southing­ Garside said Thursday. Astronauts Program, said by incumbent Director Geoffrey Vote set on house clean up cost Leche League at 7:30 p.m. ton and Linda Kelly of Che­ John I. Garside Jr., an unsuc­ Donald K. Kuehl, who has been about 100 children in the state Naab in November. Garside was Wednesday at 98 Woodland shire, attended the launch. cessful candidate for town Board the local GOP chairman for the The children's blue balloons, are members of the program, of Directors in the last election, is The Board of Directors will the town and the estate says the request that $15,000 be trans­ Drive, South Windsor. Baby care started last year. Several past two years, announced Wed­ Directors from 1965 to 1966. estate will repay the town when ferred to a revolving fund for which had cards printed with considering running for chair­ nesday that he would not run consider at its Tuesday meeting from pregnancy to childbirth and Manchester schools, including GOP DirectorTheunis "Terry” funds become available, Kraatz emergency cleanup projects each their names and addresses man of the Republican Town again for the position because his transferring funds from the town how to manage the first few St. Bridget, Bowers and Ver- Werkhoven, said Thursday he said. year was rejected. weeks after the birth also will be attached, were released 73 Committee. private business was becoming contingency fund to pay for seconds after the seven white planck, have chapters, and St. Garside, 61, said Thursday he had heard that Elsie "B iz" cleanup of a condemned home. Kraatz said the house has been Manchester attorney Malcolm discussed. James Elementary School too time-consuming. balloons, representing the would decide next week whether Swensson, a former state repre­ The owner of the house, 65- broom-cleaned, but no repairs Barlow, conservator of Grezel’s For more information, call may also establish one, he The election of officers for the shuttle's 73 seconds in flight he will run. sentative, might be a candidate year-old Alfred Grezel, had lived have been made. He had approp­ estate, said a meeting will held 644-4109 or 646-7277. said. Children whose schools ♦own committee is scheduled for before it exploded. “ At the present time I want to for town chairman, but Kuehl without heat, electricity and riated $3,178 of the Health Depart­ Feb. 2 to consider selling the don't have chapters join satel­ March 9. But the tragedy of the contact and talk to the district said today that Swensson had not plumbing for at least two years ment’s budget to pay for the house in "as is” condition at a lite chapters. Math-A-Thon held explosion, written on the faces leaders and members of the town Garside, a realtor with Merrill come forward to him expressing until Judge of Probate William cleanup. public auction. The house has of McAuliffe's cousins as the All of the children at Thurs­ an interest in the slot. FitzGerald ordered him removed At a Board of Directors meet­ been wired for electricity and the St. Bridget School is sponsoring balloons were released, was day’s launch are participating Kuehl said that Garside was the from the house in November for ing earlier this month, Kraatz’s sewer connection has been made. a math-a-thon now through Feb. laced with optimism in in a contest to see whose “Let go” town worker only candidate he knew of. He health reasons. 11 to benefit St. Jude's Children's speeches before the launch balloon goes the farthest. The said Garside would do a good job Hospital. Pledges will be col­ and that he would support Gar­ Health Director Ronald Kraatz and the children's comments launch also was a lesson in how said Wednesday he’ll ask the lected by the students from the air currents work, Gagnon side if there were no other GRAND OPENING after. directors to transfer $3,178 from community for each correct “ I think it's good that we can said. files an intent to sue candidates. answer to a school-administered Meanwhile, GOP Vice Chair­ the town contingency fund to the give a commemoration to the The Young Astronauts will Health Department budget to test. For more information, call people that tried to go up to the A former driver for the Man­ through a collective bargaining man Marion Taggart said Thurs­ 643-0336. hold different types of com­ cover cleanup costs of a con­ stars. It took great courage to chester Highway Department agreement, but learned on Nov. day that she had not made up her UPTOWN memorative events annually, demned home at 72 Bissell St. may sue the town for "termina­ 27. 1987 that he had been mind yet on whether she will run do that," said 10-year-oId Mike but w ill probably continue About $2,000 has already been tion” of employment two years unsuccessful. again. She said she had been Franzoni of Glastonbury. remembering the Challenger paid by GrezeTs estate to cover Town charter “ I think it’s really important explosion. ago. according to an notice of The suit names Soucier as asked by Kuehl to run for the HAIR DESIGN cieanup, which cost about $5,000, intent to sue filed with the town plaintiff and the town of Manches­ position of chairman but was not to remember the crew on the “ It felt right as an approp­ Kraatz said. set for review ter and "any town employee interested because she has too shuttle because they left us riate gesture,” Gagnon said. clerk Jan. 26. 117 East Center Street The suit charges the town with responsible for his termination of many other things to do. An agreement made between BOLTON - Robert Young was their dream, to accomplish Before the launch. Gagnon violating state statute 3I-290a. employment” as defendant. selected as chairman of the what they didn’t have a chance reminded the group that it which states that no employer But Steven R. Werbner, Assist­ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 Charter Revision Commission at to do,” said 10-year-old Tues­ wasn’t there only to commem­ can discharge or discriminate ant Town .Manager, said Friday a Charter Revision Committee day Jamieson of Vernon. Happy 62nd Birthday orate the tragedy. against an employee because the Soucier was not fired, but "let go” meeting Tuesday night. Encouraging children to Opening Specials pursue their dreams through "W e’re here to remember employee has filed a claim for for health reasons that prevented Young said that the commis­ eight people and keep their workers’ compensation. him from doing his job. Werbner Marion T. Shemanskis sion is legally mandated not to education was one of McAu- HAIR CUTS •10 (reg. *12) dream alive,” he said. The suit says that Edward would not comment further on the discuss changes in the charter liffe’s goals, according to her Gagnon asked the teachers Soucier of 21 Reservoir Road. case, and Soucier’s attorney. to a very special Mom (rog. *45) until a public meeting on the cousins. PERMS •38 " It’s really wonderful to see and parents present to work Vernon, was terminated June 8, Abbot B. Schwebel of Rockville, revision is scheduled. (Offer Expires Feb. 29th) toward the Young Astronauts’ 1986 and attempted to seek relief declined comment Thursday. & Grandma A public meeting on the charter all the kids here,” Kelly said. " I think it’s a way of putting goal, to explore space, where Hour.; Mon. & Tue.. 9am-5ptn For Appointment Call revision will be held at 8 p.m. our future lies, and to prepare Love, .Tuesday, Feb. 16 in Community the mourning behind us and Wed. thru Fri. 9am-8pm 645-8172 getting along with the future.” children through education for Anna Marie, J.J., Sat. 9am-3pm Hall. David Kool / Minchaatar Haratd Wittneben also was encour­ that future. GOP wants all-terrain The charter is mandated to Richie & David IFmIk-tnt Welcome aged by the children. “ With your help, the dreams undergo revision every five ye­ that went with the crew of the SOLEMN MOMENT — Young Astronaut balloon launch in Wickham Park, held to J ars, Administrative Assistant "It's (the explosion) taken challenger will someday be vehicles prohibited Karen Levine said yesterday. its toll,” she said. "But when Jason Lenko, 5, of East Hartford, waits commemorate the 1986 space shuttle you see programs like this- real.” said DiRosa. a former Challenger explosion. T The charter was last revised in to release his balloon Thursday at a Werkhoven said that he had not t ...it's still good. This is what teacher. By Andrew Yurkovsky BaimBarr. 1981. AAanchester Herald intended the ordinance to apply to ii BalnvBarr snowmobiles, but Director Geof­ hand 8^ body hand A town ordinance that would frey Naab, another Republican, creme BtMIkrr body lotion THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane’s Quiz prohibit all-terrain vehicles from said the statement, including the cocoa operating on town property will prohibition on snowmobiles, was cocoa cocoa buttei lor S AJt, Salunlay. JwMMfy 30 Accu Weather® forecast for Saturday be proposed by the Republican signed by himself, Werkhoven butter IxittGi and Director Ronald Osella be­ Daytime Coriditiorts and High Temperatures 1. A bumper fruit crop usually depends on plenty of members of the town Board of (orodbutto fan: foimula UUU BBB JJJ PPP Directors when the board meets fore it was submitted for inclu­ You Can Feel at Home With Us formula by M E N N E N next week. sion in the agenda. • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR b v M E N N E I i 20 2. An old adage urges people to seize time by the The three Republicans said Town Recreation Director • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) 40 oz. Jar FLINTLOCK FETLOCK OARLOCK FORELOCK Thursday they are concerned Scott Sprague said Wednesday • CLINTON • PUTNAM ONLY 8 oz Bottle that there have been complaints 3. If birdiand had an FBI, which one of these would probably be on its about the damage such vehicles about motor vehicles around the ------1------most wanted list? cause to the town’s parks as well former Nike site in the past, but ROBIN BLUEJAY WREN CARDINAL as the potential liability should anyone be injured while riding he said there have been no L'OREAL speed stick speed 4. The "Jack & The Beanstalk” story suggests which one of these? problems on town-owned recrea­ them on town property. SUPER DRY. GOLDEN BANTAM KENTUCKY WONDER Director Theunis "Terry” tion facilities so far this year. stick ANTI-PERSPIRANT speed DEODORANT EARLY ROSE OXHEART Werkhoven said the Republicans STU D I O DEODORANT 5 0 - agreed to ask the board to have stick b v M E N N E rt 5. “ Muffled oars” e^re linked with which famous American general? Everyday words D y M E N N E N the town attorney, John W. speed LAFAYETTE WASHINGTON LEE GRANT ONLY Cooney, draft such an ordinance NEW YORK (AP) —, Many stick AOantic 6. Match the creatures at the left with the items at the right which are because of problems at the everyday words, such as diesel, N o w JDDL $179 O cean often linked to them. former Northview Ski Slope near ampere, mesmerize, fahrenheit, — ------r 2.25 oz. |PHal)u«\g» |K' (a) T ow ser...... (v) Red flag the Nike site and at Center boycott and pasteurize, come JDDL. Herbal • Fresh Scent FRONTS: 5^ ' |56" | LQREAL A LOREAL L'OREAL (b) Dobbin...... (w) Food advertiser Springs Park. from the names of real people. Lir.scented 'Spice r resh/Musk Spice • Regular • Musk • Lime lQREAL l o r £ a l 6 0 (c) Biddy...... (x) Fireplug The directors' agenda for next Mechanical engineer Rudolf / * ^ 0 1 9 6 8 Aocv Waamev. Inc CoU SMofwy 6 0 O 1968 Accu-Waalhav. Inc (d) T o m ...... (y) Feedbag week says the ordinance would Diesel patented the diesel engine ”T (e) Ferdinand ...... (z) Midnight shoe target “ declare that the operation of in 1894. Ampere, a unit of Answers In Classified section snowmobiles and all-terrain vehi­ electrical current, came from m fu - Ll Jiady cles, because of their noise and French scientist Andre-Marie Isf ilady because of the damage they do to Ampere In 1881. Dr. Franz speed Cold in the Southeast; the environment, is a nuisance Mesmer, a German physician, ^ ..L T .z rs ij speed dry Y ROLl-ON Current Quotations and is prohibited on town-owned developed the theory of mesmer­ sUdC «N1i PI rtSPIRANI \ r j ANTI PtRSr>«ANI snow in Northwestern property.” ism. a type of hypnotism, in 1784. rvMtNNart bvMENNEN "A ll of a suddenthere wasa jolt “ This is a big day for civil rights Light Musk POAOER fWSH and a loud noise and the car in the United States of America.” STUDIO Understands What Hair Is For Powder Fresh SCENTED By The Associated Press Florida’s citrus crops appeared ■ladv Scented UNSCENTED started wobbling and s wang to one — Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- Unscented LIGHT MUSK unharmed by the short cold spell, side. Then the car started bounc­ Chilly temperatures gripped agricultural officials said. Mass., after theSenatevoted75-14 ing up and down, and I was very to pass the Civil Rights Restora­ northeastern Florida early today, Rain fell over western Oregon scared to say the least.” — Peter while advisories for snow were and Washington state early to­ tion Act. Each McEneaney, a passenger on an 'Evo Hearts posted over the mountains of the day, while snow advisories co­ Amtrak train that derailed, injur­ Pacific Northwest. vered the Cascades and Olympic ing at least 24 people. Try New In Florida, a high-pressure mountains of Washington. Lottery system brought clear skies and Snow was widely scattered " We are in dire need of housing. A s O n e cool temperatures. It was 31 over northern Vermont, Pennsyl­ Everyone should take a long, hard degrees early today in Gaines­ vania, and upper Michigan. In Diamonds And Gold Today’s weather picture was drawn by Robert Rosenberg, look at what’s going on in America MURINE ville and Jacksonville, Fla. Advisories for patchy dense fog with homeless on the streets." — were posted early today over who lives on McKee Street and attends Verplanck School. Connecticut daily Pmaerved Joyce Brown, a homeless woman Al-Purpose fereSept' SMiM northwestern Utah. Thursday; 176 OsHKeng Qxitact Lubhcetra& who gained fame after she was Contact Lens Saline Sdukon Lens flewetting Weather Trivia There were no reports of St4r$4 involuntarily committed to a New Solution Cleaner Drops measurable snowfall during the 6 CONNECTICUT WEATHER Play Four; 7199 Saline Solution hours ending at 1 a.m. EST. "York City'pyschlatritfhdBpilSl. Solutions ...... J. Heavier rainfall during the same ^rir .Srnwriir ly n West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, mostly cloudy. Far SenMtie l.yet 6 hours included about one third A chance of a few flurries. Not as cold with the low 20 to D$flUl>5M)S»6l 05Hai|l$ifl|t«rft of an inch at Fort Lewis, Wash., Manchester Herald and Portland, Ore. 25. Saturday, partly sunny and much warmer. 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday Jan 29. I9M U.S./World In Brief Connecticut In Brief At least 24 hurt as train derails Tax may foster cheaper housing roadbed, said Amtrak spokes­ All the lights went out on the By M Ik t Owen "W e were traveling fine, and train, and Amtrak employees 1 pilot dies, 1 survives colllson Radon ‘hot’ home Is cooled down The Attocierted Press all of a sudden there was a Jolt and man Clifford Black. HARTFORD (AP) - A legi*la- makes progress in providing co-chairman of the planning and that punishes towns. He said the a loud noise and the car started "A t this point we don’t know came through with flashlights telling people to get off, he said. INDEPENDENCE, Calif. (AP) - The fiery crash of two Navy Uve committee ia considering a housing for low-and moderate- development committee. plan offers few incentives to TRUMBULL (AP) — Special equipment cosUng h®* CHESTER, Pa. — An Amtrak wobbling and swung to one side,” why it was in the path of this train, Antrak spokesmen said the F-18 Hornet Jet fighters over the Sierra Nevada killed one naval plan to use a portion of the state's income families would receive "In a way, this is the stick and towns. dramatically reduced the amount of radon in a home witn tne train with about 100 people said passenger Peter and obviously we're investigating derailed coaches and sleeping aviator, but the other pilot ejected safely, officials say. conveyance tax to reward towns half of the conveyance tax it this is the carrot. Vo’ve got a lot of Greenwich First Selectman highest level of the dangerous gas recorded in tne state, a aboard struck a work train and McEneaney. that at this Ume,” Black said. Chester police said the workers cars were upright and in line, but The two $23 million Jet fighters crashed at 10:20 a.m. Thursday that encourage the deveiopment collects on real estate transac­ meat and potatoes here,” said John B. Margenot Jr. joined businessman says. , „ derailed today, injuring at least "Then the car started bounciiig on the work train apparently two engines and two baggage during a training mission over the mountains. of affordable housing. tions each year. The towns DeZinno. Duffy in saying the plans offers The new system has reduced the radon level 96 percent at m 24 people and setting off delays in The wreckage was found at the base of the foothills, about 15 up and down, and I was very escaped without injury in the cars were on their sides, closing The proposal, under study by currently turn all of the tax “ I think it’s an excellent little to some towns. He said it Old Dike Road home, according to Larry Janesky, president of the nation’s busiest passenger miles southeast of this eastern Sierra town and about 175 miles scared to say the least,” he said. accident, which occurred about a all four of the Washington-Boston the Legislature’s Planning and money, which totals $90 million a suggestion,” said Joseph M. appears to be another way for the Connecticut Basement De-Watering Systems. rail corridor. north of Los Angeles, said Dennis McGrath, a spokesman for Authorities reported no deaths “ We were kept inside the train mile from the Chester train rail corridor’s lines. Development Committee, has year, to the state. Carbone, executive assistant to state to meddle in local affairs. A radon test taken by the homeowner last March showed a Lem0 0 re Naval Air Station in central California. for about 20 minutes and there station which is about IS miles already drawn mixed reviews Guidelines for determining New Haven Mayor Biagio Di- "It seems to me to be an oblique reading of 232 plcocuries per liter of air, Janesky saW. He said from the 12:34 a.m. derailment of Lt. Cmdr. Eric Hitchcock, 35, a 12-year Navy man originally was surprisingly little panic, but south of Philadelphia. At least one line would be open from some communities. which towns would qualify would Lieto. He said the plan would way to manifest some social that has been reduced to a current reading of 2 to 3 plco^rtes. the Amtrak Night Owl, en route from Wadmalaw Island, S.C., died in the crash, while Lt. DaWd when we were going along there Milton Brown, 62, of Philadel­ before the morning rush hour, but "W e want municipalities to be drafted by the Office of Policy reward cities like New Haven, changes and some zoning The numbers released by Janesky on Wednesday have not from Washington to Boston, and Morgan, 25, a seven-year Navy man from Lockport, N.Y., change their ways,” said Rep. and Management, under the where thousands of housing units changes,’’ Margenot said verified by the state Department of Health, which has said 4 injuries among the 24 people sent were screams and a lady in the phia, said he was preparing to it was too early to say how soon disembark after the train left the other three tracks could ejected safely, McGrath said. Benjamin N. DeZinno Jr., D- proposal. have been created in the past Thursday. picocuries is considered unsafe. . , . to hospitals apparently were back yelled, ‘My babyl ’" McE­ Hitchcock was married but had no children. Morgan lives in Wilmington, Del. reopen. Black said. Meriden, a co-chairman of the Towns that don’t qualify would decade. A blue-ribbon committee ap­ The naturally occurring radioactive gas Is caused by decaying minor. neaney said. Lemoore with his wife. Both pilots were assigned to strike fighter commitee and sponsor of the receive no money and might be Charles Duffy, executive direc­ pointed by the governor is consid­ uranium in rock formations that seeps into buildings constructed Wreckage was strewn for three The Night Owl’s two engines “ I started putting on my "We do anticipate some major overcoat and something started delays in the Northeast Corridor Squadron 161 at Lemoore. plan. The committee was to forced to charge a rate higher tor of the Council of Small Towns, ering proposing changes in state over the formations. . ___ blocks, but several trains moved and 10 cars left the tracks after discuss the plan today. than the current 0.4S percent of said he would rather see a more zoning laws to force some towms The indoor pollutant has been linked to 5,000 to 20,000 lung through the crash site with delays hitting a track maintenance going wrong,” he said. “ I didn’t this morning,” he said. "It is a segment of the busiest Under the plan, a town that the sales price, said DeZinno, posti vie approach rather than one to develop affordable hosuing. cancer deaths that occur each year nationwide. • estimated at 20 to 30 minutes, said device called a ballast regulator, know what was going wrong. And State and federal officials have reported finding high levels of Jim Barber, an Amtrak spokes­ which adjusts the crushed rock the next thing I knew I was under piece of railroad in this hemis­ British bombing convictions upheld radon in a number of communities, including Trumbull, Ansonia, man in Washington. beneath the tracks in the my seat.” phere,” he said. Greenwich, Weston and Westport. LONDON (AP) — An appellate court declared "safe and Police settle State prison overcrowding satisfactory” the 1974 convictions of six Irishmen for bombings that killed 21 people, and rejected claims that police misconduct minority Issue Building may be named for Grasso and faulty evidence led to the verdicts. HARTFORD (AP) — StateRep..VitoM. Mazza,D-WestHaven, Homeless to celebrity in 90 days The Irish government said it was disappointed and concerned, HARTFORD (AP) - has proposed that the Legislative Office Building under and a Roman Catholic leader sobbed in anger after the Court of said ‘steadily growing crisis’ Koch’s campaign to get homeless people who Agreement has been construction across from the Capitol be named for the late Gov. By Bill Stieg Appeal turned down an appeal by the so-called Birmingham Six. might be a danger to themselves off the streets. reached between the state Ella T. Grasso. The Associated Press Two bombs exploded two minutes apart at two taverns in police and minority troop­ Judd Everhart criminals and then actively redi­ that we are not faced with a Mazza, who was active in raising money for a statue of Grasso Freed from Bellevue by a Judge 10 days ago, Birmingham, In central England, on Nov. 21,1974. ’Twenty-one ers on a schedule of promo­ The Associated Press rect these individuals at risk to situation of new facilities being at the Capitol, said Thursday it would be "fitting that the building NEW YORK - Three months ago, Joyce the 40-year-old former secretary was given people died and 162 were wounded. tions. resolving the last become productive members of overcrowded from the day they be dedicated to the former legislator who rose to become Brown was living by a vent on a Manhattan shelter at the Travelers Hotel in midtown, a The Irish Republican Army, which is fighting to drive the major issue raised in a HARTFORD — Connecticut society,” the report states. are opened,” the report says. sidewalk. Today "the most famous homeless temporary residence for homeless women trying British out of Northern Ireland, claimed responsibility for the The commission found that governor of Connecticut.” 6-year-old federal lawsuit has a "steadily growing crisis” in Connecticut has embarked on a He said he had filed legislation that would formally name the woman in the nation,” as talk show host Phil to re-enter society. blasts but said none of the six men arrested was Involved. five-year plan that will add 3,000 there was no direct evidence that alleging racial discrimina­ prison overcrowding and must building “ The Ella T. Grasso Building.” Donahue called her. Is weighing Job offers and “ It’s much better than Bellevue,” she said. "I In a statement Thursday night, the Irish government said me tion in the department. start looking beyond building beds to the prison system at a cost conviction and incarceration movie deals. have my freedom, I can come and go as I please, British court ruling had not removed the concern expressed by Particiants in the case more prisons and alternative of more than $300 million. rates have contributed signifi­ There have been the eight book and movie and I’m not being hassled. I was hassled in the Dublin that there may have been a miscarriage of Justice. said Thursday that the sentences that don’t include jail “ However, no one believes, and cantly to the overcrowding RIfkin named O’Neill legal counsel offers at last count, her lawyers said. To prepare hospital, I was in and out of courts.” time to resolve it. a state no other states have demon­ problem. for public appearances. Miss Brown shopped for Her lawyers from the New York Civil Liberties promotional schedule fol­ HARTFORD (AP) — Howard G. Rifkln, Gov. William A. lows previous agreements commission concludes. strated, that the problem can be ” At this point, the most impor­ clothes and had her hair done on the Upper East Union celebrated her release by taking her to O’ Neill’s deputy budget chief, is the new legal counsel to the Flight vies to set speed record on hiring, assignment to A report by the Prison and Jail solved by building alone,” the tant contributing factor to the Side, the neighborhood of chic stores and dinner at Windows on the World, the ritzy special state police units Overcrowding Commission, re­ commission report states. problem appears' to be the governor. astronomical rents where she was a street restaurant in the World Trade Center a thousand SEATTLE (AP) — A Jet carrying moonwalker Neil Armstrong O’Neill named Rifkin the new legal counsel Thursday. and methods of resolving leased Thursday, calls on Gov. . Alternative sentencing pro­ number of people coming into the feet above the streets she called home. and more than 100 other passengers was winging its way around Rifkin succeeds Jay W. Jackson, who announced Wednesday person. harassment complaints. William A. O’Neill to study ways grams save the need for about front end of our criminal justice "I went from Bellevue to Bloomingdale’s,” “ She had a seafood dinner, cheesecake, tea. the world today in an attempt to set a speed record and raise that he was leaving the job he had held more than 11 years. ’The agreements are the of targeting those members of 2,000 beds a day, according to the system,” the commission found. Miss Brown said with a smile Thursday night as She ordered the wine,” said Norman Siegel, the Jackson said he was leaving to return to private law practice money for children’s charities. result of a 1982 lawsuit filed society most likely to commit report. The number of arrests jumped she waited to address nearly 200 lawyers, law civil liberties group’s executive director. "We Friendship One took off Thursday night in an attempt to circle by Men and Women for crimes and getting them to ” A substantial and carefully from 124,728 in 1982 to 170,606 in effective Monday. professors and students at a symposium on the had a little toast to her freedom. Three or four the globe in under 40 hours. Passengers include 100 people paying O’ Neill said Rifkin has "the right legal background, as well as Justice, an organization of change their behavior. coordinated expansion of resour­ 1986. Further, there was a 94 city program to involuntarily commit the waiters and busboys wanted to meet her, and $5,000 each for charity, a half dozen Journalists and 18 United the broad knowledge of state government” needed for the minority state police "Connecticut is in need of ces in this area, while not percent jump in the number of severely mentally ill homeless to Bellevue they congratulated her.” Airlines crew members. employees. innovative programs, outside of guarantee a long-term solution to jail sentences handed out for $79,197-a-year position. Besides being Interviewed on “ 60 Minutes” and “ We want to draw attention to the needs of the world’s children. A published report said Thursday that Rifkin’s appointment Hospital Center. In general, the agree­ the criminal justice system, overcrowding, will at least ex­ serious crimes between 1979 and " I ’ve received a lot of job offers. So I know I’m "Donahue,” Miss Brown has addressed symposi­ Those of us in the aviation community participating in this would be temporary, but Jon L. Sandberg, the governor’s press ments which have been which would identify potential pand our options sufficiently so 1987, from 4,280 to 8,300. going to make it,” she said. ums at two law schools, including the one project think we can do so while making a mark In American secretary, said it was permanent. Joyce Brown made court orders by U.S. When a city van picked up Miss Brown on Oct. Thursday night at New York University, and has .‘‘Going to make It” aviation history and its technology,” said Clay Lacy, a United Distreit Court Judge Robert 28 she was the first target of Mayor Edward I. a third next month at Harvard. Airlines pilot who formed the non-profit Friendship Foundation C. Zampano attempt to Prison worker sues former boss and solicited sponsors for the flight. establish goals of 10 percent Board closes OTB parlor ith a speed averaging 650 mph, the flight would take 36 to 40 hours, minority representation in NEW HAVEN (AP) — A woman who claims she was sexually depending on winds, officials said. harassed by her supervisor while working at the state prison in most areas of the state NEWINGTON (AP) — Race year. It’s larger, offers seating, has live police. calls of races and has public Enfield is suing the supervisor, the state and the state 900 age discrimination cases bungled fans will have to pick their long The facility has seen its handle "In terms of semantics, shots elsewhere with a state fall from $4.3 million in fiscal restrooms. The downtown facility Department of Corrections. Panama called ‘criminal exercise’ Maureen McNerney, of New Haven, filed the suit Thursday and the 10 percent goals should Gaming Policy Board’s decision year 1983 to $3.2 million in 1987, is smaller, has no room for in December 1983 that his sales a great deal of Incompetence in ment Act of 1967, which protects is seeking $3 million for compensation and punishment. By Larry Margasak WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. senator accused Panamanian be categorized a s a goa I. n ot to close an off-track betting Harrigan said. At the same time, expansion and has no convenien­ territory was being eliminated — handling the cases.” workers 40 years old and older McNerney was a counselor at the prison when her boss, Glenn The Associated Press strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega today of turning his a quota,” said David Ro.sen parlor in downtown Bridgeport another OTB facility located four ces, Harrigan aid. and so was his Job. And when Thomas took the from arbitrary age Taylor, subjected her to "numerous and repeated acts of sexual army and his country into a “ giant criminal exercise.". of New Haven, one of the The board voted Thursday to miles away has seen its handle No one spoke against the McKeag, age 60 at the time, stand, he agreed. He castigated discrimination. harassment” and "physicaly grabbed” heron several occasions, WASHINGTON - Older Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, R-N.Y., speaking after a convicted attorneys who represented close the parlor citing inadequate increase from $3.2 million in proposal to close the facility workers who say the federal said a supervisor told him he his own district officials, in a way The act makes it unlawful for Men and Women for according to the suit. American drug smuggler told a congressional hearing that he facilities and a declining handle. fiscal 1983 to $9.8 million in 1987, during Thursday’s meeting at Equal Employment Opportunity “ could take early retirement, that is rarely heard at a public employers to discriminate, be­ After McNerney complained to officials, she received phone gave Noriega a $300,000 cash bribe, said he expected charges of Justice. The parlor on John Street will Harrigan said. gaming board offices in Newing­ Commission ignored their age whereas other salespeople in the congressional hearing. cause of age, in hiring, firing, and "I am very satisfield that calls at work in which a person made "vulgar suggestions or money laundering, drug trafficking and possibly arms be closed on April 16, and its 11 The second facility, which has ton. The proposal to close the discrimination complaints aren’t company were too young to have Thomas said he was shocked to compensation; and prohibits we took some critical first breathed and moaned.” As many as 15 such calls per day were smuggling to be filed in Miami. j employees shifted to other opera­ taken business away from the parlor was made by OTB division getting any argument from the that option.” learn of the development, and companies from coercing older received, and often McNerney recognized Taylor’s voice, P ’Amato did not say whom he expected t o ^ charged. fUL ne steps in this case to be sure tions, said board spokesman Ed downtown parlor, has more chief Robert Munroe, and was agency’s director, who agrees That smacked of age discrimi­ that the action of his underlings workers into accepting .early according to the suit. "harms the charging parties, retirement incentives when they said on “ CBS This Morning” that "Noriega has been involved in that there are enough mi­ Harrigan. It cost the state amenities for bettors, making approved on a 5-0 vote, Harrigan that its failure to pursue 900 such nation to McKeag, and he filed disgraces the agency ... and want to stay on the Job. > these activities for a number of years.” norities in the state police:’ $581,000 to run the branch last more attractive, Harrigan said. said. cases was a disgrace. charges with the EEOC, which “ Missing the statute of limita­ was founded to protect workers discredits those who have done Helen Smolin of New Hyde tions in these 900 cases has been against bias on the Job. Thus their work conscientiously.” Park, N.Y., said she went to the “ We are assessing the damage the most single devastating event began what McKeag called "my EEOC because she believed her in my tenure,” said EEOC futile and traumatic” association in each case. We will present a former employer, European Chairman Clarence Thomas, who with the EEOC’s Baltimore full report. No responsible person American Bank, pressured her to has headed the agency for more office. would miss the statute (of limita- accept an early retirement incen­ South Windsor Is Special... tionsL We deserve harsh criti­ than five years. McKeag’s filing became one of tive program. cism for this occurence. It will not Thomas’s appearance Thurs­ some 900 age discrimination Let me show you! happen again,” he said. She and other colleagues filed day before the House Select cases that EEOC officials in McKeag said that in his case, age discrimination charges with Committee on Aging followed several cities allowed to expire an EEOC official admitted to him the EEOC and New York State testimony from several workers because they missed legal dead­ last December that his former authorities. whose age discrimination cases lines. 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« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 29 1988 Some in FBI questioned probes Coventry is Special. OPINION Surveillance of Reagan opponents worried field agents Let me show you! ...... ______««____ufhn annkp Afffllnat AHmlnifttra. Bv Phyllis Messinger director saying,' ‘Denver concurs sions and White House chief of who spoke against administra­ The Associated Press with New Orleans that in spite of staff Howard Baker, following a tion policies. 1926 South Streot attempts by the bureau to clarify request by the White House for FBI field offices took different approaches to the investigation. State help WASHINGTON - FBI field guidelines and goals for this information on the domestic Coventry The Phoenix office sent a memo offices directed by headquarters investigation, the field is still not surveillance campaign. to investigate opponents of the sure of how much seemingly William Webster, who was to the FBI director in November CUSTOMIZED Ranch • • » * - i Reagan administration’s Central legitimate political activity can head of the FBI when the 1983 saying it had looked into the X w/spaclous living needed SUDPfcNl'i America policies questioned the be monitored.” investigation took place, could Tucson Committee for Human room, fireplace and Rights and found that it was a extent to which they could moni­ The FBI documents were re­ not be reached for comment non-violent group whose aim was wood stove, private tor "seemingly legitiniate politi­ leased this week by the Center for Thursday. A spokeswoman for l U f K i T M to educate people about Latin cal activity,” agency documents Constitutional Rights, a New the CIA, which Webster now back yard, oversized 2 American affairs. “ In view of the show. York-based civil rights and civil directs, directed all calls back to car garage, laundry. for lake FUNWfMoRI above, it does not appear that IH The questions arose during an liberties organization which ob­ the FBI. "It’s an FBI matter,” further investigation is war­ Great Starter Home. Defining a Jew FBI domestic surveillance cam­ tained about 1,300 pages from said the spokeswoman, Sharon ranted,” the office said. paign that began in 1981 and FBI files under the Freedom of Foster. *138,900. The Coventry official who thinks the State of Some Jews in Israel take the definition of Jew But in January 1984, FBI eventually expanded to focus on Information Act. The FBI acknowledged Wed­ Connecticut should pay some of the cost the very seriously, and there Is little agreement on the headquarters told the Phoenix hundreds of individuals and or­ Attorney General Edwin Meese nesday that it had conducted an town incurs for keeping order on Coventry subject. A secret State Department report says the office it "should consider the ganizations opposed to U.S. inter­ III said Thursday that he will investigation into the Committee official process of deciding who meets the legal possibility that the Tucson Com­ Call John Garside Lake has a point. vention in Central .America, review the operation in response in Support of the People of El mittee for Human Rights may be 646-1313 Harvey Barrett, a member of the town’s f definition of Jew is bogged down in bickering according to the agency records. to allegations that the targets Salvador, or CISPES, but main­ between orthodox and non-orthodox Jews. a front organization for CISPES” Park and Recreation Commission, feels the FBI headquarters in July 1984 were harassed and their constitu­ tained that it was looking into Orthodox Jews insist that religious law rule Israeli tional rights violated. “ alleged criminal activity rather and ordered Phoenix to pass on its cost of manpower and the boat used to patrol repeated its instructions to the J information to the Dallas, Hous­ civil life. ’The various orthodox political parties get field offices, adding the proviso Meese said he had been aware than the motives and beliefs of the lake should fall entirely on the town of ton and San Antonio offices. Mew ill Irfynch Realty pressure from the smaller, ultra-orthodox parties. that "it is imperative that these of the surveillance program and those being investigated.” Coventry because the lake is a regional The ultra-orthodox Jews berate orthodox had received reports on it in the The FBI documents indicate The Dallas office apparently investigations are closely super­ was involved in the investigation recreation site with a state boat launching politicians for sacrificing religious principles to past from the FBI. “ This will be that the CISPES investigation, Real Estate Division f e vised and monitored to ensure our from the beginning in 1981. It area open to all. Barrett told members of the stay in power in the government. investigations do not infringe an update to see what, if any­ begun in 1981, eventually was 295 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Conn. / (203) B72-7777 thing, of the allegations are broadened to encompass allegedly hired Frank Varelli, an Coventry Town Council recently that when he upon the rights of these individu­ El Salvador native who is now a als or groups.” true,” he said. hundreds of other individuals and studied registrations on the boats using the Meese met at the White House groups including labor unions, U.S. citizen, to infiltrate the Defectors stalked But a month later, the Denver Dallas chapter of CISPES. lake this summer, he found half of them office sent a message to the FBI with FBI Director William Ses­ religious groups and individuals A belonged to non-residents. KGB agents who defect to the West have a grim Police Chief Frank Trzaskos, who is acting fate awaiting them if they are ever caught by the town m anager, quite correctly pointed out O p e n F o r u m Soviets. ’The threatened sentence of a KGB defector Children helped pay Willington Is Special... that safety and not cost should be the chief is to be shot in the back of the heud in front of his former comrades. Fortunately, it is only a threat. concern and that the town must provide W o o a ia n t t i Let me shdw you! Our sources tell us that the Soviets, in spite of their GARDENS protection for townspeople. for McAuliffe tribute a "healthy and natural” way of is a problem for our Board of hit list, have never been able to assassinate one of zBut there is no reason why the state should Nudists on TV life? Are the producers, director Directors. It is a request by the their turncoat KGB agents. In fact, for at least the WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ after liftoff from Cape Canaveral, not bear a proportionate part of the cost of dent Reagan paid tribute to the Fla. N and host of the showing airing this developers for subsidy by the town past 20 years, they have been unable to lay a Anger Reagan made the statements in patrolling. The council has decided to ask the mark a new low silly spectacle out of the goodness of Manchester. A tax abatement on defectors. That hasn’t stopped KGB officials “ courage, vision and determina­ 54 Schofield Road | a proclamation declaring Thurs­ town’s representatives in the General' of their hearts to improve the of $9.5 million plus assessment from circulating false reports among the ranks tion” of the- seven Challenger To the Editor: day as National Challenger Cen­ Willington quality of life for all the television benefits (all slanted infavorofthe that many past defectors to the West have been crew members and a plaque Extra Large Assembly to see what can be done. There ter Day, in recognition of the developers) is a subsidy. eliminated. honoring teacher-astronaut CUSTOM Rah^ In super I must be some w ay to devise a system of A new low in programming will viewers burdened by the bother of Challenger Center for Space garments? Websterdefines a subsidy as "to Christa McAuliffe was unveiled condition. I V ’^^oom with shared costs that reflects the relative beachieved byChannel Son Feb.5 during ceremonies marking the Science Education formed by BOSTON. Showing a program like this is aid or promote (as a private when five people wearing nothing second anniversary of the space families of the Challenger crew f i e l d s t o r / ^ k ^ ^ 56 and| responsibilities of the state and town. just going one step further than enterprise) with public money.” Is Cheaper better? but watches and bracelets will shuttle explosion. members. FERN electrix^Up^Xied gar. the countless other shows where This latest proposal fits this 2-3 Ft. AcroM appearon the Sally Jessy Raphael When it comes to satellites, the military is used to ‘ ‘I hope no other ships blow up, ” The center, supported by pri­ w/work^S"5^ slldera to I semi-nudity is considered accep­ definition to a "T .” To aid or vate donations, has established Also Show. Television viewers will be the ultra-sophisticated variety — expensive, but wrote Cyndi Lowden of Audubon, All Hangers deck, uTtbulldlnga, table. It contributes to the moral promote with public money — headquarters in Washington and spared the sight of breasts, reliable. A group inside the Pentagon, however, is N.J., in one of the 2,0(H) letters to in-ground pool with cabana, Technology decay which is prevalent in our that’s what it's all about. secretly trying to wean the military away from be put inside the hollow plaque is planning regional sites. buttocks and other unglamorous One of the strings attached to fin. bsmt., ohcloaed parts of the human anatomy. society. It is an insult to viewers. heavy satellites over to what they call cheap-sats, honoring McAuliffe. Quarter and "The goals of the center are the Home For the Community Development Inpreviewsoftheshow.wehave Nudists in a nudist camp may or light-sats or frugal-sats. ’The group pushing the dime contributions totaling $2,500 goals of all Americans,” Reagan breezeway w/cedar cloeet. | exemplifya healthy wayof life. On Block Grant program was tax said. “ Let our nation’s continued • Mouseplants • Herbs been told that the nudists are not cheaper models is part of the Defense Advanced from school children across the KALENCHOE • Birdfeed • Pottery •149,900 television, their nakednessexem- abatement. Three times the peo­ mission in the exploration of can be exhibitionists. At a nudist camp, Research Projects Agency. country helped pay for the e Burpee Seeds ple in Manchester voted against space pay tribute to the center Hybrid Call John Garside this may be true, but in front of plifies a lack of dignity, a lack of The military, in particular the Air Force, isn’t plaque, unveiled Thursday at the • Statuary the CDBG program. Again, last and to the families, and let it television cameras these people respect forothers.Itisasinineand about to roll over on this argument. Air Force national headquarters of the Red, Pink, • Fertilizer 646-1313 November, the incremental tax forever salute Challenger’s crew are exhibitionists. ridiculous. officials are quietly mounting a campaign to defeat American Federation of Orange • Cut Flowers for a $13 million subsidy was and its quest.” wasteful Usually, peopleare interviewed the notion of cheap-sats. They fear that the less Teachers. o Foliage Plants • etc. rejected by the Manchester Reagan, recalling the Jan. 28, Fifteen-year-old Nikos Pav- on television because they have Lucille A. Zimnotch sophisticated satellites may not do the job. They Reg. «3., electorate. 1986, explosion, said, "Now as lides, a Voorhees, N.J., high ^ Mef f ill Lynch Beatty special talents or accomplish­ Wethersfield worry that if the launch program Is delayed, they ^ Pot My God, how many times do we then, we join the families of those school student, and 14-year-olds Margaret Magnus, the editor of Personnel ments. The nudists will be on could be stuck with an inventory of cheap-sats KINDLING W((^qP C ^ a i HeutMig have to tell our directors we donot gallant space shuttle explorers in Ako Robinson of Somerdale, N.J., OpPQ«1W

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Obituaries Pope receives O ’Loughlin honored Daniel Ortega SPORTS Th«lm« Boutfleld Cemetery. Calling hours at the Robert Miller of West Hartford Continued from page 1 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main and Todd E. Miller of East who do pot want to drive Thelma (Knight) Bousfield, 82, VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope St., are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and Hartford; a daughter, Dorothy E. because they have been w Lyon Manor, South Willington, reason she becomes so John Paul II received President 7 to 9 p.m. Miller of East Hartford; three drinking. w dow of Weston A. Bousfield, deeply involved is that she Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua to­ died Thursday. sisters, Shirley E. Amos of She is a member of 20/20 is inefficient and doesn’t Vision, a national organiza­ day, stressing the need for peace Redskins play to keep ball from Elway She was a former teacher at the Allster J. McAlees Anderson, S.C., Marjorie L. Do­ know what she is doing. tion that provides people in war-tom Central America and Coventry Day School. wling of East Hartford and Alister J. McAlees, 60, of South Valeski said that with information on how to the rights of people to live “ under By Barry Wllner them with our running game.” weaker,” he said. “ But we are as She is survived by a daughter, Windsor, husband of Doris (Gil­ Jeanne E. Ciotto of Wethersfield; O’Loughlin first became take part in the movement the principles of a real The Associated Press While everyone is trying to physical as anybody. Wendy Bousfield of Syracuse, bert) McAlees, died Thursday at four grandchildren, and several involved in volunteer activi­ for international peace democracy.” figure out how the Redskins’ "Actually, we are outsized in N Y.; and a son, Peter ^usfield nieces and nephews. He was Hartford Hospital. ties in 1970 when she be­ without having to devote a The pope, who heard Ortega SAN DIEGO — Stop John defense wiil deai with Elway, the every game. But it’s a moot point of Chicago, 111. He was as an operating engi­ predeceased by a brother, Walter came a volunteer driver for lot of time to the effort. sharply criticize U.S. "imperial­ Elway? The Washington Reds­ Denver Broncos’ passer- — we’re still a very physical and A memorial service will be held neer for Manchester Sand & E. Miller. FISH, Friends in Service to At the Oiurch of the ism” at their last meeting five kins hope to do it by never scrambler-magician, the Wa­ successful defense.” * p.m. Sunday at the Storrs Gravel for 27 years, retiring in The funeral is 11 a.m. Saturday Humanity. Assumption she is a com­ years ago. greeted the president stopping themselves. shington players who move the May agrees that the Broncos do Congregational Church. A recep­ July due to illness. at the Rose Hill Funeral Home, "Things just snowballed mentator, a member Of the of the leftist government with the Stopping Elway in Sunday’s bail — and the blockers who move well with what they have. But tion immediately following the 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial Asides his wife, he is survived from there,” Valeski said. parish council and facilita­ usual diplomatic honors, but in a Super Bowl will not take lots of defenders out of the way — have what they don’t have — bulk — ■ervlce will be held in the parish by his mother, Eliza (Chestnet) will be in Rose Hill Memorial O’Loughlin became ac­ tor for small Christian cooi manner. defense, but lots of offense. things figured out. could be decisive in the final house. McAlees of (ilastonbury; four Park. Calling hours .are today tive in the Manchester Area Groups. “ We have to control the ball,’’ “ We have to take charge when drives and points at the end of the moments of a tight game. Memorial donations may be sons, James G. McAlees in from 6 to 9 p.m. At the end of their 30-minute (inference of Churches and Besides members of the running back George Rogers said we have the ball.” tackle Joe drives.” “ If we run effectively 35 or 40 made to the Benton Museum of Florida, Richard A. McAlees of Memorial donations • may be private talks and a 10-minute now serves as chairperson Jaycee, the guests included Thursday. "W e have to bring it to Jacoby said. “ We need long The Redskins have the rushing times, in the fourth quarter it Art at the University of Connecti­ East Granby, George M. McAlees made to the American Heart exchange of gifts before photo­ of its Peace and Justice people active in the MACC takes its course,” May said. cut, Storrs 06268. of South Windsor and Dennis J. Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ graphers, the pope wished game to dominate Denver. The Committee. She worked as and in social service “ You’ve got a 28U-pounder on a McAlees of Warehouse Point; a ford 06105. “ peace for all Nicaraguans” and Hogs outweigh the Broncos’ a coordinator for the home­ groups. straight down the line, by an 250-pounder, blocking him for daughter, Diane E. McAlees of Ortega repiied; " I believe we Carl Harry Carlson less shelter she helped to After accusing them, with average of 20 pounds per man. three hours, and it’s going to have Hartford; a brother, George must make peace.” The pope and Carl Harry Carlson, 74, of West Elizabeth Utterberg found during its first two tongue in cheek, of having Power fullback Rogers, shifty a wear-down effect.” McAlees of Farmington; three Ortega spoke in Spanish without Hartford, died Wednesday at Elizabeth (Morris) Utterberg, years. come to see her put in an interpreters. halfback Kelvin Bryant and The key to stopping Rogers- sisters, Robina McAlees and Hartford Hospital. He was the 74, died Wednesday at a local She is on the shelter uncomfortable position, she inside-outside runner Timmy Bryant-Smith ultimately rests Margaret McAlees, both of Glas­ There was no mention in a brief husband of Florence (Howard) convalescent home. She was the advisory committee now said: — Smith, a rookie, are capable of with Denver’s linebackers. The tonbury and Jane Johns of East Vatican report on the talks of Carlson and father of Mrs. wife of Everett S. Utterberg and and spends one night every "What you are saying is establishing the ground control Hogs won’t settle for a standoff Hartford; eight grandchildren; reports Ortega planned to an­ Warren (Barbara) Maheu of sister of Edward Morris of three months there as a that you don’t want the Washington needs. against defensive linemen Rulon and several nieces and nephews. nounce the resignations of three Bolton. Manchester. volunteer. homeless on the streets.” “ We were seventh in rushing,” Jones, Andre Townsend, Greg The funeral is 11 a.m. Saturday priests who serve in his Cabinet. Besides his wife and daughter, Besides her husband and She is co-chairperson of She said there are “ wond­ tackle Mark May said of Wa­ Kragen and Freddie Gilbert. at the Samsel & Carmon Funeral One of the priests. Foreign he is survived by a son, Edward brother, she is survived by two the Manchester Interracial erful social service groups shington’s NFL ranking. “ We’ve They’ll want to overpower them Home, 419 Buckland Road. South Minister Miguel D’Escoto, ac­ C. Carlson of Windsor; a brother, sons, Robert E. Utterberg of Council and is a member of you can join.” got versatility in those three guys and, at the same time, neutralize Windsor, with the Rev. Arthur companied Ortega to Rome, but Raymond Carlson of West Hart­ Wallingford and Donald R. Utter­ the Jewish-Christian Dia­ " I ’m glad you don’t see and we can beat you with the Ryan, Karl Mecklenburg. Ricky not to the papal meeting. ford; and two grandchildren. Dunham officiating. Burial will berg of Torrington; three other logue Group. She serves on yourselves as racists.” she pass, too, which makes the Hunley and Simon Fletcher. If the Private funeral services will be be in Wapping Cemetery, South brothers, Walter and James MACC’s Pastoral Care said. The pope has called on any running game better.” linebackers don’t find the lanes of held 10 a.m. Saturday at Rose Hill Windsor. Calling hours are today Morris, both of Florida, and Committee, and its AIDS She said she detects a priests serving in the government Denver, meanwhile, was 20th pursuit, the Redskins will run all Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Robert Morris on Long Island, subcommittee. rising tide of anti-semitism. to give up their jobs, and the three against the run. Cleveland rushed day. Rocky Hill. Burial is in Rose Hill Memorial donations may be N.Y.; a sister. Mrs. Harold O’Loughlin also serves on “ Don’t be a part of that,” Nicaraguan clergymen have effectively in the AFC title game And probably win. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. made to South Windsor Ambu­ Seymour of West Hartford, and the town’s Martin Luther she said. been suspended from their pri­ even though it was behind “ The first thing wewanttodois lance, P.O. Box 705, South Wind­ There are no calling hours. two grandchildren. King Day Committee and is After her acceptance estly duties. throughout. establish the run and we’ve done sor 06074. Memorial dona'ions may be The funeral is 11 a.m. Saturday chairperson of the Martin speech, she said that she The Vatican communique said “ Of course we don’t want them it right most games,” Rogers made to the American Cancer at Taylor & Modeen Funeral Luther King Scholarship feels some of the anti-Israel Ortega explained to the pope the to drive down the field,” Denver said. “ If we do that, everything Fund. Society. 670 Prospect Ave., Norman E. Miller Home, 136 S. Main St.. West sentiment that is arising prospects for peace according to linebacker Jim Ryan said. "But falls into place. Hartford. Hartford, with the Rev. Arthur A. Among many of her activ­ over the strife in Israei the Ontral American peace plan they’ve done it to everybody. “ Not many teamsha ve stopped Norman E. Miller, 61, of Keene, Hewitt officiating. Burial is in ities is her membership on indicates anti-semitism. and “ asked that the Holy See They have one of the biggest all of us.” Atcentao J. Coelho N.H., husband of Barbara (Par- Swedish Cemetery, Portland. the Connecticut Council for She ended her remarks by encourage this process.” offensive lines I ’ve ever seen. Not many teams know how to fitt) (Cobum) Miller, died Wed­ Alcohol Problems of the saying, "Some of you came Calling hours are tonight from 7 Vatican spokesman Joaquin Rogers is a powerful back, stop three so diverse running Ascensao J. Coelho, 63, of nesday. He was the father of Scott Christian Conference of because you love me and to 9, Navarro deciined to say whetter Bryant and Smith can run out­ backs. AP photo Hartford, died Thursday at St. K. Miller of Coventry. Connecticut. She is an adult that has made all the Francis Hospital and Medical Memorial donations may be Ortega specificaliy asked the side, and those big guys get out in “ I like having the complement Besides his wife and son. he is made to the Wethersfield United advisor for Safe Rides, a difference in the worid.” for a big runner," (!toach Joe Center. He was the husband of pope to put pressure on Washing­ front of them. It presents a major survived by four other sons, Methodist Church Memorial group of youths who provide Her listeners gave her a REDSKINS COACH — Joe Gibbs will lead the Regina (Costa Rei) Coelho and ton to stop aiding the Contra problem. Gibbs said. “ We had John Rig­ Brian T. Miller of East Hartford. rides home for young people standing ovation. gins and Joe Washington, Then Washington Redskins into Super Bowl XXII Sunday brother of Alfred Santos of Fund, 150 Propsect St., Wethers­ rebeis who are battling his leftist “ And we’re way too small,” he Graig N. Miller of Willimantic, field 06109. Monchester. Sandinista government. added with a grin and tongue we had George and now the against the Denver Broncos. This is Gibbs’ third trip to perfect partner in Kelvin. Besides his wife and brother, he firmly in cheek. “ They’ll just run the Super Bowl. “ You need runners who can is survived by three other broth­ right over us” AP photo display their talent best. With ers, George Santos of Glaston­ Ryan insists success on the George going inside, Kelvin out­ weaknesses. In Denver’s case, going down instead of hitting bury, John Morgan of Hartford CHOOSE FROM: BRONCOS COACH — Denver Broncos Coach Dan ground won’t be a matter of size on Sunday. It hasn’t been on most side, Timmy doing both ... we put that just might be a lack of size. hard. and Antonia Santos of Portugal; Reeves looks on during the AFC title game with one guy behind the quarterback ’’That bugs me,” Ryan said. ” It "In the NFL, if you don’t hit two daughters, Theresa Coelho other Sundays this season. Litton Cieveiand. Reeves wiii iead the Broncos against and use him to his strengths.” bothers metohearwe’rea finesse hard, don’t tackle right, you won’t and Maria Coelho, both of Hart­ “ People think because we’re Washington in Super Bowi XXIi Sunday. And against the opposition’s defense, that we trick you into win.” ford: a son, Henry C!oelho of not the bigger team, we are Hartford, and two sisters, Laura -EMERGENC Y- WlTnierson. Ferreira of East Hartford and Julia Ferreira of Hartford. The funeral is 10-15 a.m. Elway will be the difference in the Super Bowl Saturday from the^^isette- Batzner Funeral HomePC Sisson M 4m G I HFrigidaire The notion has been paged by football sages offense and an unyielding defense — a usual defense will stop him. This is what will happen Ave.. Hartford, followed by a across the country that defense wins games trademark of a champion. Sunday. The fact that Denver’s once-heralded mass of Christian burial at 11 especially a contest as important, as media-hyped, Not this year. ‘Orange Crush’ defense now resembles an ’Orange a.m. in the Church of Our Lady of Jenn-Air Although Denver’s defense was overly porous in Sieve’ bears further and clearer testament to Sorrows. Hartford. Burial is in as pressurized, as vastly viewed, and usually as CALORIC boring as the Super Bowl. Jim Tierney the AFC title game against Cleveland. Elway is in Elway’s offensive wizardry. Cedar Hill Cemetery. Hartford. the prime of his career, is the finest quarterback in As fine a defense as Washington may have, Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Not this year. Offense will prevail. the land, and will be rendered untenable by the Elway is the most elusive and creative p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Despite the fact that the majority of Super Bowls Redskin defense. quarterback on this planet and will turn a negative have been as exciting as the Financial News Herald Sports Writer Edna E. MHchell Network, this Sunday’s 22nd recurrence of the Elway’s potent and highly publicized trio of wide circumstance into a positive outcome. Chase him Super Bowl will possess flair, style, and charisma receivers dubbed ‘The Three Amigos’ — Vance out of the pocket. Redskins, if you dare, and Elway Edna E. (Maloon) Mitchell. 54, CO all embodied in one man who will be the difference Johnson. Ricky Nattiel, and Mark Jackson — are will gain 100 rushing yards. of Ellington, wife of Carleton O. CLEARANCE in the game — Denver Broncos’ quarterback John his key targets and will be vital characters on The past three Super Bowl M VP’s (Phil Mitchell, died Thursday at home. Elway. Sunday. Johnson caught 42 passes for 684 yards this Simms-1087, Jim McMahon-1086, Joe Montana- The funeral is 1:30 p.m. Satur­ sculpted build of the 6-foot-3,210-pound Elway The overall No. 1 pick in the 1983 draft out of past season while Nattiel, the rookie from the 1985) have all been quarterbacks and Elway will day at the Full (?ospel Interde­ END OF along with his canon-like throwing arm saw him Stanford University, Elway stumbled out of the University of Florida, grabbed 31 for 630 yards continue that trend. Washington has a sputtering nominational CTiurch Inc., Man­ pass for 3,198 yards, 19 touchdowns, and only 11 M ONTH gate during the embryonic stages of his (20.3 yards per catch). Jackson hauled in 26 offense and, if it doesn't get on track early, Elway chester. Burial is in Ellington interceptions this past season. The Broncos’ SAVINGS professional career with the Broncos. Critics were receptions for 436 yai^s. Along with tight end and Co. may jump out to a big lead. offense was rated No. 1 in the American Football quick to brand him "overrated, lacking under Clarence Kay. Steve Watson, Orson Mobley, Steve NOW Conference, averaging 375 yards per game. For the pressure, brash,” etc. Upon completion of his fifth Sewell, Gene Lang, and Sammy Winder, Elway ALTHOUGH THE ‘THREE AMIGOS’ have fourth consecutive year Elway led all AFC ONLY AT... regular season in the pros, the football worid has will have more than enough offensive options. caught much of the pre-Super Bowl spotlight, it is Car pile-up lirlpooll quarterbacks in rushing — his other lethal weapon ALSIEFFERTS! been forced to sit up and take notice and respect Elway — ‘The Head Honcho’ and ‘El Jefe’ — who — with 304 yards which was second on the Broncos. THE DENVER-CLEVELANDGAME was Elway — the National Football League’s Most will be the decisive factor. injures one Denver’s adversary in Super Bowl XXII, the simply a matter of the AFC’s two best Panasonii Valuable Player for the past season. Adios, Washington. Washington Redskins, attained the National quarterbacks — Elway and Bemie Kosar — at Denver 31, Washington 17. A five-car accident on Parker A PARAGON OF PERFECTION, the seemingly Football Conference championship with a balanced their best. When a quarterback is at his best no Street in which one person was FISHER injured occurred Thursday night when a driver approaching a stop CODE A PHONE light was unable to brake, police I answbuno QUASAR GENERAL Devils bounce back to win in Schoenfeld’s debut said. MACHINE COMPACT DISC END OF THE MONTH SALE' ^ g u a ^ h t w o Christian Harrington, 24, of PUVER ELECTRIC By Ken Rappoport watched his new team fall behind " I think we had a lot of nervous MacLean scored two of his goals and added an assist, leading Tolland, was traveling north on 3MAMnCK4IF THE MONTH IS AU^OST OVER I ^ r»1eii4 ' 30" ELECTRIC The Associated Press 3-0 to the Pittsburgh Penguins on energy tonight and everybody goals in the first period as the St. Louis over Minnesota for the Parker Street at about 5; 30 p.m., AND WE RE STILL OVERSTOCKED I SELF ClEANINOl Thursday night. wanted to show the coach what he Devils came back to tie it 3-3 after NHL Roundup Blues’ fourth straight victory. just before a stop light, when his RANGE Playing under a new coach, the But the Devils made up lost could do,” said John MacLean, the first 20 minutes. Then he Six additional players scored foot slipped from the brake pedal, WITH THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS I New Jersey Devils were nervous ground in a hurry with six who scored three goals for the broke the tie with a third-period for St. Louis, which moved into lULTRASONIC shutout. The Bruins had 33 shots police said. Harrington's car WORTH OF NAME BRAND MAJOR — but not nervous enough to lose. straight goals that gave them a Devils. “ It was just we were goal, helping New Jersey snap a sole possession of second place in HUMIDIHK on Mario Gosselin. struck the car in front of him, ’’They wanted to do well so 6-3 victory Schoenfeld’s debut as overanxious on a few plays, but five-game losing streak. the Norris Division. Brian Ben- APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs, VCRs, ^399 Randy Burridge scored what operated by David N. Giguere, 36, H69 much they were tied up in knots,” coach. He replaced the fired Doug we came back and tied it up and MacLean got the game-winner ning had three assists for the proved to be the game-winner for of Vernon. Giguere’s car then hit MICROWAVES AND MUCH MORE! i Carpenter on Tuesday. played solid the rest of the way.” 38 seconds into the final period on Blues, who outshot Minnesota by GENERAL said Jim Schoenfeld. who Boston. He took a pass high in the a car operated by Albert Hewitt. GENERAL a power play. Kirk Muller set up 37-21. slot from Bob Sweeney and 25, of Vernon, which hit a car WHIRIPOOL ELECTRIC the goal by knocking down a St. Louis, which has scored 16 HELP US TURN OUR ELfCTRIC ripped the puck past Gosselin to operated by Debra A. Baker, 21, sconi 30" HECTRIC ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC floating shot by Jack O’Callahan give the Bruins a 1-0 lead at 3; 25 of goals in its last two games, of Vernon, which then hit a car S T B » 0 RANOE D R TB l W ASHBt < with his hand and kicking the spotted the North Stars a 1-0 lead INVENTORY INTO CASH SAflSfACTiOh the second period. operated by Dawn G. West­ RECIEVR SHFCIfANINO lAROf CAPACI1Y lb. CAPACnvl puck to MacLean, who back- MACK MASS DOOR nUARAMffO Ken Linseman and Geoff (k>urt- on Basil McRae’s goal in the first brooks, 42, of Rockville, police C tO C K A TIM R handed his 11th goal of the season period before scoring nine nall also scored for the Bruins. WE'U WHEEL,..WE'LL DEAL,... into an empty net. straight times. said. "The way we played tonight is All the drivers complained of WE LL DO ANYTHING WE CAN Aaron Broten added a goal and The Blues’ output was their ^ 4 9 ^1 ^ 5 9 9 the way we try to play, the way we some kind of pain after the three assists for the Devils TO MOVE STOCK. EVERYTHING want to play and the way we’re most since Jan. 15, 1986, when accident, police said, but only , nSH M GENERAL going to play the rest of the they beat the Toronto Maple Giguere was brought to the DUAL CASSETTE MUST BE SOLD, MAKE US AN GENERAL Rangers 5, Flyers 2 Leafs 10-1. The Blues, who have DECK season.” Bruins Coach Terry hospital. He was treated at ELECTRIC I ELECTRIC John Vanbiesbrouck made 35 OFFER,...NO REASONABLE OFFEI O’Reilly said. the NHL’s second-lowest goal Manchester Memorial Hospital REFUSED. COME BY CAR, VAN, 1 S C U .R . I 19 C U R . saves as New York overcame a total this season, have not scored for a head contusion and knee lEFRIOBUTOfll I refrioblator I 37-22 deficit in shots to beat Blues 9, Stars 1 more than 10 goals in one game abrasions and released, a hospi­ TRUCK,..ANYWAY YOU CAN GF FROST FREE SIDE BY SIDE Philadelphia. Doug Gilmour scored three during their 21 NHL seasons. tal spokeswoman said. HERE, BUT DON'T MISS THIS IFROSTFRK Philadelphia goaltender Ron Harrington was cited for fail­ EMERGENCY JANUARY E.O.M. Hextall left the game after the ure to maintain proper distance. ^ 9 9 second period with a bruised right CLEARANCE SALE! «599 shoulder. He was hurt early in the Whalers In action tonight second period when he was struck THANKSGIVING by a Ranger shot. VANCOUVER - The Hart­ Monday before they return LOWEST WHEN IT'S OVER,... Kelly Kisio put the Rangers ford Whalers (21-21-7) will home to host Montreal Wed­ NOVENA TO ST. JUDE ahead to stay when he beat O holy 8t. Judo, Apootle and mar­ IT'S OVER! visit the Pacific Cbliseum nesday night. tyr, orool In vlrtuo and rich in mlra- Hextall from the right faceoff tonight to battle the Van­ Backup goalie Steve Weeks oloo: noar kinaman of Jatua Christ, PRICES... SELECTION!! circle at 5; 41 of the second period couver Canucks (16-28-7). The will start in goal tonight faithful Intoroaasor of all who In- for a 2-1 lead. Whalers are in fourth place in replacing Mike Liut who had voko your spaoial partronaga In , , . “ Vanbiesbrouck played well.” tlma of noao. To you I havo ra- .^ 8 4 to 384 the Adams Division, four started the last 16 games in a eouraa from tha dapih of my haart TERMS: Flyers forward Peter Zezel said. points ahead of last-place row. Weeks’ last start was and humbly bog to whom Qod has CASH “ We just couldn’t get the puck Quebec and five points behind Dec. 22, a 6-5 overtime loss in givon auoh graat powar to coma to Hm CO"*"**'* MASTER CARD past him. 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DETROIT (AP) - Negotia­ believed to be offering Gibson a forward until we know how to teed aspects of a contract if the guage. It’s a big problem at this a no-trade clause, the team said tions involving free agent Kirk three-year contract for approxi­ handle this.” club arbitrarily decided that the point.” Thursday. Gibson have stalled because of a mately $4.5 million. The problem stems from an player wasn’t in first-class condi­ Fred Claire, the Dodgers’ exec* The extension reportedly calls to roii in the region disagreement ov^ contract attempt by the owners’ Player tion because of the use of illegal utive vice president, refused to for Gibson to receive a guaran­ clauses, the agent for the Detroit Baldwin said the Dodgers are Relations Committee to have all drugs, alcohol or prescription comment Thursday. But a club teed $1.5 million in 1989 in Winning its sixth straight MCC Coach Skip Olander said. Ashley, and Rob Greene netted Tigers' outfielder says. willing to give Gibson the two- clubs include two new provisions medicine. spokeswoman said G aire had addition to the $1.5 million he will game, the Manchester Commun­ “ We hung in there despite miss­ 15.12, and 10 points, respectively. year extension he seeks, but that in contracts being signed this spoken with Baldwin on Thursday earn this year, the last of a ity College men’s basketball ing some easy baskets. The man Kevin McGrady scored a game- Seattle-based Doug Baldwin contract language has become a winter. "W e’ve indicated to the and expected to speak with him three-year contract. team upset No. 2 ranked Com­ to man defense worked. We just high 25 points for CCRI. said Thursday a major problem major stumbling block. The lockout clause would ex- Dodgers that there are ways to again today. munity College of Rhode Island, didn’t give in.” was a “ lockout” clause that the "Th at’s not to say we have an cuseanownerfromhavingtopay structure the language that would Seattle Mariners President Baldwin .said he remains optim­ 78-76, Thursday night at East The visiting Knights led by MCC (78) — Ricitav A th le v 4 24 12, clubs are trying to introduce agreement on money because we a player in the event that the be acceptable to us, but wljether if Chuck Armstrong said he would istic that something can be Rodnev Burnev 0 0-0 0, Rob G reen* 34-6 ■k AT- Catholic High School. seven (70-63) with six minutes left because of fears of another strike don’t yet,” Baldwin told the Los clubs stage a lockout in response would be acceptable to them, I like to bid for Gibson’s services worked out with one of the teams. 10, Todd Mercler 0 0-00, Paul Swartz 7 The victory improves the Cou­ in the game. MCC, however, went 1-5 15, Greg Tu rne r 4 04) 8, Scott Van after the Basic Agreement be­ Angeles Times from Seattle. to prolonged negotiations over a don’t know,” Baldwin said. also, but he didn’t think the club "What we Have to do now is sit % I., j Oudenhove53415, K evin W ilson 82-518. gars to 12-7 while CCRI, ranked on a 13 0 run to assume a 76-70 tween the owners and the players "W e’ve only kicked around some new bargaining agreement. “ They’ve said they would be could afford to pay him. down and try to worii the contract Totals 31 12-28 78. No. 2 in New England junior lead with two minutes to go. The CCRI (78) — T im W oterm an 2 5 0 4, expires at the end of the 1989 figures. But until the language is The other is known as a willing to extend the contract Meanwhile, the Tigers have language so that it comes out college circles, drops to 14-2. Cougars, who trailed 46-41 At Fred LuzzI 22-28, K evin McG radV 113-5 season. resolved, there’s no sense resolv­ conversion clause and would through 1990, but only if we would offered the slugging outfielder p satisfactory to 6oth sides,” Bald- 25, FrankSanchez50-0)1>8rlon Dailey 1 MCC, which moved into the halftime, placed five players in The Los Angeles Dodgers are ing anything else. We can’t go enable a club to void the guaran­ be willing to include thfeir lan­ one-year contract extension with , win said. 0-0 3, Doug Haynes 84419, Ron Smith 0 rankings last week at No. 8, next double figures. 0- 0 0, Joel Tuon11 5 0 2, ROb W illia m s 2 1- 2 5, E ric Nunez, 01-21. Totals 3011-17 sees action Monday at Springfield Kevin Wilson led the Cougars 78. Technical Community College. with 18 points while Paul Swartz Three-point gools: MCC— Ashley 2, had 15 points and 17 rebounds. Van Oudenhoye 2. CCRI— Haynes 3, “We showed great mental Sanchez, Dailey. SCOREBOARD toughness down the stretch,” Scott Van Oudenhove, Rickey H aittim e: 4541 CCRI J (pp). 9, New Jersey, D.Brown 8 (Souve), Coventry overwhelms Bolton 19:33 (sh-en). Penalties—Lemleux, Pit How top twenty .fared (tripping), :55; MocLeon, NJ (holding), Hockey 8:05; Doneyko, NJ (hooking), 18:43. How the A s^lotod Press Top Twenty Dimmock able to go 11 deep in the up with 7 steals for the winners Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 11-11-4—28. BasketbaD COVENTRY — Reserves got college boskelball teams fared Thursdw^ Reginsid Rnto/Msnchester Herald while Johanna VanKruiningen New Jersey 12-8-10—28. 1. Arizona (151) beat Arizona State9559. plenty of playing time as Coven­ period. “ For the kids on the Power-ploy Opportunities—Pittsburgh 1 try High overwhelmed Bolton second and third teams, it was had 5 rebounds and 4 steals in her of 8; New Jersey 3 of 8 TOP TECH MATMEN — (From left) Jim records for the Cheney Tech wrestling NHL standings NBA standings 2. Purdue (17-1) did not play. High, 68-23, in Charter Oak nice for them to get extended reserve stint. Goalies—Pittsburgh, Meloche (27 shots- 3. North Carolina (14-3) lost to Wake Classon, Ron Pirtel and Paul Hunter team this season. 22 saves). New Jersey, Chevrier (4-1), Forest83«. Conference girls’ basketball ac­ playing time,” he said. “ It was a Wendy Neil had 9 points to lead WALCS CONFERENCE Sauve (6:32 first, 22-22). EASTERN CONFERENCE 4. Nevada-Las Vegas (151) beat have all compiled spectacular individual tion Thursday night. kind of a game where we got a lot Bolton. A Potrkk DIvlilon Atlantic Division Fresno State 87-71. W L T FN OF OA - W L Pet. OB ' 5. Duke (152) did not ploy. The win moves the Patriots to of playing time for a lot of people. Phllodelphia 25 19 6 5« 172 177 Boston 30 11 .732 — 8. Temple (151) beat .St. Bonoventure 9-1 in the conference, 14-1 overall, No one played more than a half.” COVENTRY (88) — Leslie Danehy 7 Blues B. North Stars 1 Philadelphia 18 21 .482 11 51 14, Kim Mizesko 10 2-4 22, Anna NY Islanders 23 20 5 51 188 172 87-88. Coventry’s lead was 42-12 at Woshinoton 22 22 « 50 171 159 Washington T7 22 .438 12 7. Brigham Young (14-0) did not ploy. while the Bulldogs are now 0-10. W erfel 3 2-2 8, Stacie R enfro 0 0-0 0, New Jersey 22 24 5 49 175 191 Minnesota 1 0 0—1 New York 14 27 .341 16 8. Michigan (17-2) beat No.13llllnols7584. 1-10. Both teams are back in halftime and 54-19 after three Maura Danehy 5 0-0 10, Corine Cogla- Plttsborgh 20 23 9 49 202 210 St. Louis 3 3 3-9 New Jersey 8 31 .205 21 Quality, not quantity, nello 0 0-0 0, M o llle Jacobson 1 0-0 2, action Monday with the Patriots quarters. NY Ronoers 19 25 « 44 194 191 First Period—1, Minnesota, McRae 8, Central Division 9. Kentucky (13-3) did not play. Chris Gagnon 1 50 2, Michelle Dixon 0 Adams Division 8:05. 2, St. Louis, Gllmour 18 (Ewen, Atlonto 29 12 .707 — 10. Oklahoma (17-2) did not play. in a big conference affair at home Kim Mizesko showed the way 50 0, Nektarlo GItsIs 4 50 8, Johanna Montreal 27 14 10 84 188 158 Benning), 7:15. 3, St. Louis, Hrkoc 9 Detroit 23 13 .839 3i/j 11. Pittsburgh (152) did not ptav. against Portland High at 7:30 for Coventry with 22 points and 13 VanKruiningen 1 52 2. Totals 32 4-9 88. Boston 29 18 5 83 194 182 (Gllmour, Benning), 15:22. 4, St. Louis, Chicago 24 18 .800 4'/j 12. lowb State (18-4) did not ploy. BOLTON (23) — Wendy N ell 4 0 0 9, Buffalo 23 20 8 54 170 191 Running 3 (Cork, McKegney), 18:13. Milwaukee 20 19 .513 8 13. Illinois (155) lost.to No. 8 Michigan p.m. The Bulldogs, meanwhile, rebounds. Leslie Danehy added Sora Lewis 0 0-0 0, A m y Stoudt 3 5 2 8, Hartford 21 21 7 49 190 158 Penalties—Rouse, Min (hooking), 2:28; Indiana ' 20 20 .500 8'/j 7584. are at Cromwell High at 7 p.m. 14 points and 8 caroms while Ann Lewis 2 2-2 8, J ill Supple 0 0-0 0, N Quebec 21 24 3 45 173 180 Cleveland 20 21 .488 '9 word for Tech matmen Tereso M cM ahon 1502. Totals 102-423. Rouse, Min (sloshing), 8:41; Hrkoc, StL 14. Rorlda (15-4) did not play. Coventry raced to a 20-6 lead Maura Danehy chipped in with 10 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (slashing), 8:41; Musll, Min, double WESTERN CONFERENCE 15. O orgetow n (155) did not play. Class M champion in the 132-pound class, is 3-polnt goals: Bolton — Nell Norris Division minor (high-sticking, roughing), 13:22; MIdwsst.DIvIslon 18. Iowa (155) did not ptav. after one quarter with Coach Ray markers. Nektaria Gitsis came Halftime: 42-12 Coventry. W L T PtS OF OA Sutter, StL (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:22; Hun­ „ . W L Pet. OB 17. Syracuse (155) did not ploy. B y Len Auster unbeaten at 22-0 wrestling in the 130-pound class. Detroit 24 19 8 54 193 185 ter, StL (cross-checking), 13:22; Rouse, Dollos 27 11 .711 — 18. Texos-EI Paso (17-3) beat Colorado Manchester Herald Classon has 18 pins among his 22 victories. St. Louis 22 23 5 49 171 173 Min, mlnor-m alor (slashing, fighting), Denver 23 17 .575 5 State 5551. Chlcoeo 22 25 3 47 180 204 18:42; Sutter, StL , mlnor-malor (slosh­ Houston 22 17 .584 S'At 19. Vlllonova (155) did not ploy. Pirtel, who fills the bill in the 140-pound Minnesota 18 29 8 40 188 219 ing, fighting), 18:42; Chambers, Min, ntalor Utah ' 18 21 .482 9'/> 20. Southern Mississippi (152) beat Quality, not quantity, is the primary word division, sports a 20-2 mark with 13 pins and Son Antonio 18 22 .421 11 Toronto 15 28 7 37 183 211 (fighting), 18:31; Raglan, StL, malor Louisville 9592. when talking about the Cheney Tech wrestling Hunter, who missed a quadrangular meet last Bullets’ Bernard King excited Smythe Division (fighting), 18:31; Bothwell, StL (hook­ Sacramento 11 28 .282 18'/j ColBorv 30 14 8 88 253 182 ing), 18:42. Pacific Division team this campaign. Saturday with a bout of the flu, was 18-1 with 14 Edmonton 28 18 7 83 225 171 Second Period—5, St. Lj>uls, Hunter 18 L.A. Lokers 32 8 .800 — Thuraday’a college hoop acoros The Techmen, under 13-year Coach Al pins wrestling in the 160-pound class. All three, Wlnnlpea 22 21 8 50 179 185 (P.COvolllnl, Federko), 1:03. 6, St. Louis, Portland 24 15 .615 7ike Kopp 552, Carl Barnard school. Detrick has been filling that position on an interim basis. And when the final gun sounded knew I had the hot hand,” said Arizona went on a 5>A -minute run, Mark WIebe 3534—89 Escodrllle def. Locksmith Hair Studio 570, Phil Mase 217-578, Joe P orker 558, (McCray 14). Assists—Cleveland 20 (Price St. John's a t Seton H all, 1 p.m. If that is his goal, he’s going 12:32 (pp). 5, New York, Dohlen 17 (Cvr, 6), Houston 11 (Leavell 5). Total fouls— Pittsburgh at Boston College, 7 p.m. Detrick has decided to return to his position as a professor in Thursday night, Carlyle had led Carlyle, who made six of nine including a 12-0 streak, that KIslo), 18:37. 8, New York, Sondstrom 18 Dillard P rultl 3435—89 12-15, 155, 1510; Nassiff Arms def. BUI Pevman 200, Dan Elm ore 205555, about it in a peculiar fashion. Clorertae Rose 3435—89 Tierney's 9-15, 1510, 1513; Coach's Cleveland 21, Houston 24. Technicals— Vlllanova at Providence, 8 p.m. the physical education department. shots in the second half. “ I wasn’t turned the game into a rout. (Shaw, Vanblesbrouck), 19:33 (pp). Don Wilson 205589, Fred KozIckI 205 West, Olaluwon, Houston Coach Rtch. Shooting 63, hitting a 5-iron 215 the Demon Deacons to an 83-80 Buddy (Sardner 36-33—89 Corner def. M ain Pub 157, 151, 1513. 559, Angus Plourde 205589, M ike Vlg- Sunday's Game going to stop shooting. Coach told Arizona Improved to 19-1 over­ Penalties—Paterson, NY (tripping), Michigan at Syracuse, 2:30 p.m. upset victory over third-ranked 9:0i; Crossman, Phi (holding), 12:04; Ed Dougherty 3435—89 Standings: Coach's Corner 30-8, Nas- none 209-203-801, Joe Pagglolo 215, yards to set up an eagle, and all and 9-0 in the Pacific 10, while Fuizv Zoeller 3435—89 sltf Arms 29-7, Lafayette Escodrllle29-7, Roger Lagoce 225598, B arry PInney Nuggets 122, Bucks 113 M onday's (Some me not to stop shooting.” 9 Smyth, Phi (cross-checking), 18:51. making “ 3” on half the holes you Roy Floyd 33-38—89 W oodland (gardens 27-9, Tierney's 23-13, 255805, G ary Rawson 203-588, Dave Georgetown at Vlllanova, 7:30 p.m. Owen agrees to terms with Red Sox Carlyle’s hot shooting enabled Arizona State dropped to 11-7 and Lorry Mize 3435—89 Micky's Carpentry 13-23, Locksmith C orreia 203-558, John KozIckI 214-582, Tuesday's (Somes play is not the way to go about it. Third Period—7, PhllodelpHa, Propp 18 MILWAUKEE (112) Seton Hall a t UConn (C ivic Center), 8 Wake Forest to rebound from a 5-4. (Tocchet), 3:33. Penalties—Nllan, NY, Corev Pavin 33-38—89 H air Studio 1523, B&J Auto Repair John Giacomo 224-583, Dave Neff BOSTON — Boston shortstop Spike Owen has agreed to terms John Inman 38-33—89 11- 25, Heritage Auto Body 432, Main Cummings 515 3-4 21, SIkma 518 55 21, p.m. 14-point second-half deficit to win No. 4 Navada-Laa Vegas 87, m alor (boarding), 1:01; Smith, Phi, 221-557, Pete Beaudry 223-593, Jim for a contract for the 1988 season, the Red Sox announced “ The best round of my career,” W illie Wood 36-34—7D Pub 1-35. Buonophone 205, John MoCarthy 205 Breuer581-17,Moncrlef3-8007, Pressev512 Providence at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Fresno 8t. 71; Playing at home, double minor (cross-checking, roughing), 10-1122, Krystkowlak 574-410, Hodges550O Fairfield at Boston College, 8 p.m. Love said after his spectacular, the Atlantic Ckiast (Conference 1:01; Crioven, f ^ l (sloshing), 9:28; Berube, Peter Jacobsen 33-37—70 578, D ick M urphy 224-587, Al Scheuy Thursday. Ed n o n 3535—70 209-208-599, Roger MIeezkowskI 579, 5, Stroeder55528, Lucas5105212,Monnlon Wednesday's (Same 8-under-par effort Thursday had ' t game. He scored 18 of his 21 points Gerald Paddio scored 25 points Phi (slewing), 15:55; Gronstrand, NY, OOOOO. Totals458427-29113. Pittsburgh a t St. John's, 9 p.m. Owen will receive $525,000 for the 1988 season plus incentives misconduct, 17:55; Petit, NY (high- Brad Fabel 38-34—70 Dave Slyne 253-227-204-884. Ray Rowett given him a three-stroke first- came in the final 20 minutes. and Keith James added 23 as Tom Kite 3535—70 552, BUI Conway 207, Gearge Russell Thursday's (Seme under the agreement. sticking), 18:31; Tocchet, Phi (high- Bob Twoy 3040—70 DENVER (122) UConn a t H oly Cross, 7:30 p.m. round lead in the $615,000 Phoenix “ We couldn’t stop David Car­ Nevada-Las Vegas overcame a sticking), 18:31. Scholastic 205215230-848, Dale Naegell 215203-597, Colvin Peete 3535—70 John Walt 584, Nell Lawrence 580, Pat English 11-245224, Rasmussen 15125523, Open golf tournament. lyle,” North Carolina Coach Dean sluggish start with 16 3-point Shots on oool—New York 4-15-3—22. Keith Clearvwiter 38-34—^70 Schoyes 531-25, Lever5195218, Adams 59 Philadelphia 2044—37. Castogna 211-587, Brain Brown 201-563, Gretzky to return to Oiler lineup Smith said, “ I still liked our baskets to cruise past Fresno Mark Lye • 3535—70 Rich C orner 227-570, A l Senna 205558. 5013, Vlncent895817, Dunn VI 502,Hanzllk He missed only two fairways Powtr-plav Opportunities—New York 3 Brad Fdxon 38-34—70 55151218, Nott 1-3 4-48. Totals 47-8525-32122. and one green on theTPC Course, chances in the last minute of the State. Paddio scored 21 of his of 5;■ Philadelphia h lio ...... 0 of... 5. EDMONTON, Alberta — Edmonton Oilers star Wayne Gretzky Goalies—New York, Vanblesbrouck (37 Jim Nelford 30-32—70 Rennet JV boys did not make a bogey and did not game. Our team certainly didn’t points on 3-point shots and James Mike Donald 36-34—70 Milwaukee 22 22 22 27—112 said Thursday he’s ready to play again and expects to be in the shols-35 saves). Phllodelphio, Hextall (19- Andy Norlh 3535—70 The Bennet Junior High lunlor varsity Denver 21 22 21 28—122 have a “ 5” on his card. give up.” hit five 3-pointers as the Runnin’ 14), LoForest (0:00 3rd, 3-3). lineup for Friday’s game against the Calgary Flames. Ken Green 3535—70 basketball team lost to Timothy Ed­ 3-Polnt goals—Adams 3, Moncrief, Love. 23, used his awesome After (Carlyle’s heroics, Sam Rebels used the long shot to pull Payne Stewart 3438—70 wards of South Windsor, 82-52, Thurs­ Hodges. Fouled out—None. Re(>ounds— Gretzky, who hasn’t played since severely straining a ligament length to advantage in an eagle- Ivy hit two free throws with three away in the second half. Mike Hulbert 3438—70 day afternoon. The loss ended the Calendar Milwaukee 47 (Pressev 9), Denver 42 BASEBALL in his right knee on Dec. 30, said the knee is greatly improved. Devlls6,Psngulns3 Jack Renner 38-35—71 Bears'six-game winning streak. Bennet (Rasmussen 8). Assists—Mllvwiukee 27 par-birdie-birdie finish that ac­ seconds remaining to seal the ’The victory gave U N LV an 18-1 Greg Lodehoff 3538—71 Is now 53. (Pressev 9), Denver 28 (English, Adams, “ I ’m feeling strong. I ’ll give it a go (F rid ay),” he said after a BOSTON RED SDK—Agreed to terms counted for four of the nine “ 3’s” victory. record, 7-1 in conference play, Joey Rossett 33-30—71 Jim Anselmo pumped In 21 points for Lever 8). Total fouls—Milwaukee 24, with Spike Owen, shortstop, Brody Ander­ strenuous 50-minute practice. “ I ’m at the point where (the knee) Pittsburgh 3 8 g-3 Steve Elklngton 3437—71 Bennet while Jeff Lazzarls and Paul Denver22. A—13,911. son, outfielder, Pat Dodson, first bcae- he scored in the bright, warm In other games involving the while Fresno State fell to S-12 and Bobby Wadkins 3437—71 Kirby added 11 and eight points, TODAY is pretty well 100 percent. ntan, Dan (iabriele, pitcher, and Rarxty desert sunshine. Top Twenty, it was No. 1 Arizona 2- 6. R rst Period—1, Pittsburgh, KachowskI 4 Steve Pote 37-34—71 respectively. Bennet w ill host Vernon In Boys Basketball Kutcher, Inflelder. “ The knee feels strong, the range of motion is solid. But until I (L anty), 4:12. 2, Pittsburgh, Siren KVan John Jackson 3538—71 the first round of the Bennet Bosketboll Manchester a t W indham, 7:30 Lskers115.Klngs94 The 5-iron second shot set up a 99, Arizona State 59; No. 4 Notre Dame at East Catholic, 7 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Named Paul get hit, we won’t know where it’ s at.” Dorp,R.Brown),8:02.3,Pltlsburgh,Slmmer Nick Price 3538—71 Classic Tournament todov at 5 p.m. Olden radio announcer. 25-foot eagle putt on the 16th. He Nevada-Las Vegas 87, Fresno No. 6 Temple 87, St. Bonaventure I (CoiCoffey, Lemleux), 8:32 (pp). 4, New Richard Zokol 3538—71 Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy LJk. LAKERS (119) Academy, 7:30 Naltonal League Jersey, Kom 8(Broten), 7:30.5, New Jersey, Mike Reid 37-34—71 Worthy 1513 58 28, Green 511 54 12, LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to came within a few feet of driving State 71; No. 6 Temple 87, St. 88; In Philadelphia, Temple, led Mactean9(Broten, Clrelki), 9:33 (pp). 8, Curtis Strange 37-34—71 Bolton a t Coventry, 7:30 Abdul-Jobbor 511 54 13, Scott 7-9 50 14, Olrls Basketball terms with M ike AAarsholl, outfielder, and the green on the 332-yard 17th and Bonaventure 66; No. 8 Michigan by Mike Vreeswyk’s 25 points, New Jersey, MacLean 10 (Broten), B illy Ray Brown 3538—71 Johnsexi 510 58 18, Cooper 55 52 7, Ken Howell, pitcher, on one-ve

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Change of pace gets to Close 5 Mental The Associated Press A V a I 7 Giving up components K 1 m I which I think startled a lot of people, that BRIDGEPORT - In a former YMCA 13 Coiffure 6 Terra _ s L EJ Bv Kathryn Baker Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire and ran that The Associated Press country’s hospital system from 1960 to 1976. there is that much vehemence going on building in the middle of the city’s dilapidated ■ 4 14 Double- _ 7 Guitarist _ Close said she went for extended visits. betwpeq th^ sexes. downtown sits the Cabaret, a tiny 10-year-old 15 Bear witness Atkins w R l [ theater that lures nearly 80,000 people NEW YORK — After playing the other "Community is a very, very important "Since the sexual revolution of the ’60f. 16 Store fodder 8 Poetic I O N annually. woman as a homicidal maniac in the hit thing, and they also have a very different everything is supposed to be all right. Now we 17 Illuminated contraction D 1 The 294-seat theater has been successful G movie “ Fatal Attraction,” Glenn Close attitude towards death, which I find very have AIDS, now we have ‘Fatal Attraction,’ despite its location in a city that’s struggling 18 Small bird 9 Kapital” E L makes a 180-degree turn in the warm, comforting, and I wish we thought more about which isn’t about AIDS, but I suppose about to rise from the ranks of the nation’s poorest 20 Bullfight cheer 10 Dialects ethereal Hallmark Hall of Fame production, it that way,” said Close. the consequences of casual (sex).” and only 60 miles from New York’s theater 21 Part of the leg 11 Nervous _ N A s] R V E "Stones for Ibarra.” "W e hide it, put it away in old folks’ homes, “ Stones for Ibarra” is a definite change of district. 23 DCs 12 Welcome Y E Y E A “ I thought it was one of the most beautiful talk about it as if it doesn’t exist, are terrified pace. Close, who in real life is expecting a counterpart pieces of writing I'd come across in a long by the thought of it, as witness people’s Executive producer and acting artistic 19 Commerce E R A A R C child in April with producer John Starke, time,” Close said in a recent interview. reaction to AIDS. Whereas in the Third plays a loving wife. director Richard Hallinan calls the Cabaret 24 Leave out agey. T O g | N T H “ a very persuasive argument for those who The script is an adaptation of Harriet World, I think, generally speaking, death is "What could be different?” she said. "And 25 Catch 22 Quick lunch want to promote the city.’’ 31 Dawn goddess 41 Shade of green Doerr’s first novel, published in 1984 when she Just as much of life as an^hing else, it’s a people say, ‘Television? After, you know?’ It 27 Color place was 73. "Business,” he says, "is quite 35 Lifting 43 Not so, In law continuation, it’s not an end. It’s something was an absolutely beautiful script, and I can’t remarkable.’’ 30 Nautical rope 24 Slicker machines 45 Loom bar The two-hour movie, airing Friday on CBS, that’s very real to them, so there’s an turn down something like that." Hallinan says this is so even though the 32 Mae West role 26 Computer term 36 Brings Into 47 Cooling drinks was filmed near Tucson, Ariz., but is set in acceptance and embracing of it, which is a rows 50 Narrow inlet image that Bridgeport is crime ridden is 33 W W II area 28 Addition to a central Mexico in 1959, in the fictional village comfort to whoever is confronted by it.” □ □ □ 37 Melancholy 51 Frosty changing “ painfully slowly.” 34 56, Roman of Ibarra. The central characters are Sara Close, 40, has been nominated for support­ house 39 Hereditary 53 Joke anthology "That’s why it is so important that we are and Richard Everton (Close and Keith ing actress Academy Awards three times, for STAPLETON JOINS “ THORNS’ * — Oscar- 35 Fondle 29 Split 4 0 Pet 54 2001, Roman here,” he says. “ Ninety percent of the Carradine), an American couple who have “ The World According to Garp,” “ The Big winner Maureen Stapleton is Joining ABC’s 3 8 Skinny fish (negative) image is unjustified, but people come to reopen the copper mine Everton Chill” and “ The Natural.” She was also new comedy “ The Thoms” in a recurring role throw some mud and it sticks.” 41 Paris airport inherited from his grandfather. nominated for a Tony for “ Bamum.” as Peggy, a gregarious maid who works for a The non-profit theater, which is open 4 2 In equal degree Sara, who loves to fantasize, is imme­ She starred in the hit thriller “ The Jagged society matron neighbor of the over- year-round, has shows every Friday and 4 4 Religious diately caught up in the active emotional lives Edge,” playing a defense attorney. But privileged, social-climbing family. Stapleton Saturday and some on Thursday and Sunday. earvice of the villagers, played by some fine Hispanic “ Fatal Attraction” made her a household won an Academy Award as best supporting actors who get a chance to break out of It also has shows for children. 4 6 Medieval poem name. actress for "Reds.” Her first appearance on stereotypical TV roles for a change. Close plays an attractive businesswoman “ The Thoms” will be Feb. 12. ... The theater, with 50 administrative and 4 7 Humorist Early in the movie, Richard is diagnosed who propositions a married attorney whose theater personnel, opened in 1978 as an 48 Firearm outgrowth of a student entertaining group with leukemia and given about six months to wife is out of town. He later learns she’s HE’S GOTTA HOST IT - Spike Lee, from a local university, Hallinan said. owners' gp. live. The central theme becomes the clash of mentally unbalanced, and he shuns her, even director of the hit independent film "She’s The audience sits at round tables in the 49 Actress _ cultures between the Americans, who tend to after he learns she is pregnant. Her reaction Gotta Have It,” and Malcolm-Jamai Warner theater and brings their own beverages and Bergman deny death, and the Mexicans, who accept it is, well, extreme. of NBC’s "The Cosby Show” will be co-hosts food. 52 Miniatures as part of their richly spiritual lives. The movie, a huge box-office hit, sparked of the Feb. 5 edition of NBC’s "Friday Night “ People sort of brown-bag it in,” Hallinan 55 Italian city Close said the movie and the novel made intense discussion of deeply held feelings Videos.” This marks Warner’s seventh her want to visit Mexico, a country she figures about fidelity and responsibility. appearance, making him the most frequent says. ‘ "They come in here with coolers, brown 56 Undo M inchM ttr Htrald flia photo bags and bags with everything from cheese might not be similar in spiritual sensibility to ” It really got people talking, and it went far host of the popular rock video showcase. It’s 57 Writings and crackers to a full meal.” Africa, where her parents lived for 16 years. beyond just being a movie,” said Close. "You the first appearance for Lee, who has a new Gertrude Blanks presents “I, Marcia," a one-woman 58 Wind-powered He says Cabaret’s location near New York Her father was personal doctor to President know, I think it hit a very sensitive nerve movie out, "School Daze.” dramatization of schoolteacher Prudence Crandall’s City doesn’t hurt. AP photo vessel crusade to educate black women. Blanks will perform “ Our tiny theater with 294 seats and four . DOWN Tuesday evening at the Connecticut Historical Society. shows a week could hardly be a threat to any COME TO THE CABARET — Richard Hallinan, executive producer and New York theater,” Hallinan says. TV Tonight Plus, he says. Cabaret’s prices don’t match acting artistic director of the Cabaret Theater in Bridgeport, says business is 1 Schoolroom those of the theaters in New York. Its most "quite remarkable’’ for the tiny company. item [C N N ] Moneyline expensive tickets are $13.50. 2 Taking meal 5:00PM (611 MOVIE: The Boy and the Bronc Buster' In the 1880's, a young boy SNOOPY Events celebrate Last week, the theater reached one of its raise her other children. Hallinan says it is the first time for Cabaret [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and idolizes a rodeo circuit rider and later dis­ MUSICAL Harriet “ milestones,” Hallinan says, when it held the But when the woman gives birth to twins, to handle the U.S. premier of a musical that covers that ho is wanted for murder. A "Wonderful World of Disney" presenta­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Concrete Jungle' U.S. premier of the British musical “ Blood hasn’t been written by Cabaret’s artists. A young woman lands in prison after being the weatlhy woman raises one and she raises tion Vincent Van Patten, Earl Holliman Snoopy dons tie used by her boyfriend as an unwitting co­ history of blacks Brothers.” the other. Unaware that they are brothers, “ We’re constantly trying to do different 1972. Part 2 and tuxedo for The show, written by English playwright caine smuggler. Jill St. John, Tracy Breg- the twins become close friends even though shows,” Hallinan says. "That helps us stretch CELEBRITY CIPHER [E S P N ] Super Bowl XXI; New York "Snoopy The man, Barbara Luna. 1982. Rated R Willy Russell, is about a cleaning lady who is Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Giants at Denver Broncos Highlights of Numerous cultural events This exhibit opens with a their backgrounds are very different. and the audience stretch.” Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today’s clue' M equals C Musical," a new an­ [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts III pregnant with her seventh child. She agrees “ For a small regional theater to do a U.S. Looking to the future, he says, “ I would the game imated version are planned for the coming free reception from 4 to 8 p.m. 1 1 ;20PM [USA] Ataaulted Nuts to give her seventh offspring to her employer, hope it will continue to grow in the way it has. [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Best of Times' week, to mark the beginning of Sunday, at the Craftery premier is obviously unusual,” Hallinan ■CTL'DD PAFAV VAJDDC jCC) A high-school football team reunites of the stage musi­ a childless woman, in return for money to But I want it to keep its flavor, too.” cal "Snoopy." It 1 1 :30PM (13 © ) Late Show From Black History Month, which is Gallery, 1445 Main St,, Hart­ says. to replay the game that cost them the March 1987 Actress Robin Givens ("Head championship and their honor 12 years airs FRIDAY. JAN. celebrated during February. ford. At this reception, the RPTB BIJX Z SAJP JPE of the Class") and recording artists Mi­ earlier. Robin Williams. Kurt Russell, Pa­ 29 on CBS. chael Sembello and Frank Stallone with The celebration at the Uni­ Walter Bishop—Walter Bolden mela Reed. 1986 Rated PG-13 Quartet will play, featuring Z ’DD PAFAV RPTB AHJMXDC host Joan Rivers. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) versity of Connecticut in 5:30PM [D IS ] A tom ic Legs A visitor CHECK LISTINGS (33 dD Nightline (CC). Fred Smith on trumpet and from outer space provides a young runner Storrs will begin with a concert Featuring: FOR EXACT TIME dD HoneynKxmert Paul Brown on bass. Hartford BIJX CTL SAJP.' — SZRA with some much-needed confidence on Sunday afternoon. The ( ^ Neuropsychology of Weight Control mayor Carrie Saxon Perry will [E S P N ] Countdown to Calgary works, all by black composers, dD Best of Carson (In Stereo) be a special guest. P Z M I T P N . [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Red Dawn' (CC) When include sonatas by George Racing From Plalnsfiatd On Tuesday, actress and Weekend Specials PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Like all weak men he laid an exaggerated .stress Communists invade a small Colorado Walker and David Baker, and town, a group of students utilize guerilla Hogan's Heroas storyteller Gertrude Blanks on not changing one's mind." — Somerset Maugham eiftnm inttr.' five spirituals arranged for tactics to fight back Patrick Swayze. C. d!) Naws (CC). cello and piano by Lawrence will do a piece called “ I. Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson. 1984. Rated PG-13 [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Brown. The concert will be at 3 Marcia.” a dramatization Hickman, Nick Charles. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Silent One' A about Prudence Crandall’s (B) Stata W a'ra In p.m. at the First Congrega­ lonely deaf-mute boy in a small village [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Radio Days' Woody Al- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'State Fair' An Iowa farm courageous crusade toeducate forms an alliance with a great white turtle' len's affectionate homage to the influence [C N N ] Larry King Uva family spends a hectic week at the State tional Church, 199 Valley St.x of radio on its listeners during the 1930s black students. She will per­ Telo Malese, George Henare 1984 Rated MOVIE: 'Tha Princa and the Pau- Fair. Music by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Willimantic. 0 U C I • Osso Bocco...... < 8 .5 0 and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiesi, Julie Jeanne Crain, Dana Andrews, Vivian PG. (In Stereo) form at 8 p.m. at the headquar­ Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ased on Mark Twain's story of The guest cellist is Anthony prince-and-pauper look-alikes who trade Blaine. 1945. 6:00PM [f] fe] '30 40 News Elliott, a concert cellist and ters of the Connecticut Histori­ 8:00PM (33 Snoopy the Musical (CC) n identities in 16th-century England. Guy [ESPN] SportsCanter (T) Three's Company conductor, who has been a cal Society. 1 Elizabeth St.. • Veal Francaise...... — ... >8 .5 0 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Animated musical based on the Broadway Williams, Sean Scully, Laurence Naismith. [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Mosquito Coast' soloist with major orchestras Hartford. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee f9 l Magnum, P.l. hit "Snoopy. " Through a series of vta- 1962. (CC) Fed up with contemporary life, an ec­ The work, which Blanks (11) Webster nettes. Snoopy. Charlie Brown and the [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing Doug DeWitt centric inventor and his family attempt to throughout the U.S. and Can­ Unscramble these lour Jumbles, Whal's the first gang share their hopes, dreams and val­ (29-5-3, 16 KOs) vs. Jose Quinones create a Utopia in the jungles of Central (18) Kojak ada. The pianist will be Toni- researched and wrote, tells the Enjoy dinner by ■ cozy fireplace. • Shrimp Piccatta owsiMFiMg...... — ....> 9 .2 5 one letter to each square, to (orm ’ thing wc do when ues Songs; "Just One Person." "Snoo­ (23-6-2. 20 KOs) for the US A Middlew­ Anrterica. Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, it's bedtime? 6 Marie Montgomery, who is story from the point of viewjof lour ordinary words. (20) A-Team py’s Song" and more. (60 min.) eight title, scheduled for 12 rounds, from River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) C13 Road to San Diego Super Bowl spe­ Atlantic City. N.J. (2 hrt„ 30 min.) (Live) Crandall’s maid, Marcra. S 2) News (Live) 11:35PM Entertainment Tonight assistant dean of the UConn Weekend Special cial (60 min.) (13 Crandall was a young Quak^ • Fresh Eggplant Manicotte»/m«inv>MUM— > 6 .5 0 STEAE (24) Doctor Who [TMC] MOVIE; 'Tha Ratings Gama' John Cougar Mellencamp's concert tour. School of Fine Arts. (CC) A trucking magnate uses his girlfriend (26) T.J. Hooker (33 Full House (CC) Just when Joey (In Stereo) The performance will be school teacher who opened a gets a date to play with the Harlem Globe­ to beat TV moguls at their own game and Shrimp Scampi ( ) Family Ties 11:40PM [H B O ] st & Tan: Going repeated at 8:15 p.m. in Von private school for girls in • Boneless Chicken Human Slyto ...... >6 .9 5 61 trotters, members of the household catch becomes a star Hollywood producer. 1 Canterbury, in 1831. She ad­ Served Over Rice Pilaf B h i (^ Reporter 41 the measles. Danny DeVito, Rhea Perlman, (^rrit Gra­ For Broke der Mehden Hall, on the UConn 9 9 5 ham. 1984. mitted Sarah Harris, a 20- (5^ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour dD Evening Magazine 1 2:00AM GD Hit Squad campus. [USA] MOVIE: 'The Amazli^ Captain YAIRF [C N N ] Showbiz Today (3D Hill Street Blues (33 Entertainment Tonight In Hartford, the Black Stu­ year-old black student, a year yianford 'Rffod Coft Join ut for Super Bowl Sunday • Shrimp & Scallops h<0MMral«WM.)00d.(umna.._ > 8 .2 5 Nemo' Navy divers join Captain Nemo in dent Union of the Greater later, and many parents with­ Complimentary food and added TV’t [D IS ] Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame (3D Columbo the search for Atlantis. Jose Ferrer, Bur­ GD Secrets of Success Street at the Metropolitan Museum of dD MOVIE: 'The Alchemist' A simple gess Meredith. 1978. (3D Look at Mo Now Hartford Community College drew their daughters from the Art Big Bird and his friends visit the Metro­ man turns into a werewolf by night after he (2D American Ski Weak will host an exhibit of photos by school. SUNDAY BRUNCH THE LITTLE BASEBALL politan Museum of Art in New York (60 is cursed by a sorcerer for accidentally kill­ 9 : 3 0 P M (3 3 ® )8 la d g a Hammerl (CC) Blanks is a well known p l a y b k p e c i p e p t o min ) ing his wife a century ago. Robert Ginty, Sledge searches far and wide for the Shop Television Network jazz bass player Milton J. Dinner from 5:00*10:00 pm PORTHY woman he believes is the governor’s miss­ 11:30-2:30 BECOME A BOY SCOUT [E S P N ] SportsLook Lucinda Dooling. 1985. (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Hinton. The show, sponsored actress who has written and LA STRADA Restaurant ing daughter. (In Stereo) 50 HE COULPLEARN dD dD MOVIE: Return of the Six Mil­ (S ) Friday The 13th: Tha Series (60 min.) performed dramatizations of [U S A ] Cartoons (3D Claaaifiad Eighteen Offers informa­ by the Community Renewal 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT lion Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman' 471 Hartford Road ^ . 643-6165 T O P O T H IS , tion on the latest employment opportuni­ [CNN] Nawsnight Team, is titled “ All That such women as Harriet Tub- 6:30PM (T) Family Ties (CC) Steve Austin and Jaime Sommera re­ Maa.-SaL •: Je-li / Saa. '011 ® ties in the Connecticut area. Jazz.” Hinton played with the man and Sojourner Truth. She 647*0489 (3D (40) ABC News (CC) turn to battle a radical group that intends to [E S P N ] CBA Basketball: Rochester YENTIC Now arrange the circled letters to use Steve’s bionic son in its plans to take (S) Fourth Estate Flyers at Wyoming Wildcatters (2 hrs.) Cab Calloway Band, Billie has recently retired from her (11) Jeffersons (CC) (Live) form the surprise answer, as sug over the United States. Lee Majors. Lind­ ® Page Fifty Savan Holiday, Lionel Hampton and position as outreach coordina­ gested by the above cartoon. do) NBC News (CC) say Wagner. Richard Anderson. 1987. (R) [U S A ] Night Flight; Goes to the Movies others. His photos show jazz tor for the Hartford Public Weekend Specials dD Nightly Business Report (In Stereo) 10 :00 P M (13 (XM3) News and Coming Attractlont Special Luncheon Daily Y Y artists on the road, at parties, Library. Tickets for her pres­ Answer here: Y Y dD Bosom Buddies (SI) dZ) Washington W eek in Review d 3 (9 ) 2 0 /2 0 (CC) Scheduled: a look at (D Magnum, P.l. X why some doctors may have lost their 1 2:05AM entation will cost $2 for adults. • Eggs, Coffee and m (CC) in recording studios and at 2 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm (3 ) Noticlero Unlvision bedside manners. (60 min.) {Answers tomorrow) ® MOVIE: 'Damn the Defiantr On the 12:10 AM [HBO] Not Nacasaarily the home. $1 for children. dD Love Connection O ) MOVIE: 'Moment to Moment' A Year In Review The members of "Not Ne­ White Toast...... Monday thru Saturday Jumbles; VAGUE IMBUE ALPACA BUSILY H.M.S. Defiant during the Napoleonic Yesterday's [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 Wars, a British captain clashes with his young wife accidentally shoots her para­ cessarily the News" present an offbeat re­ trospective of the past year (60 min.) (In Answer; What makes you sick If you take away the first [E S P N ] Sports Trivia sadistic lieutenant. Alec Guinness, Dirk Bo­ mour and tries to hide the body. Jean Se- • Same as above with Ham, le tte r? -“ M-USIC" garde, Maurice Denham. 1962. berg. Honor Blackman, Sean Garrison. Stereo) Featuring Peking Duck Dinner 7:00PM (33 CBS News (CC) 1966. ® MOVIE: 'Coin' South' A shiftless out­ 1 2:30AM (13 WKRP in Cincinnati Bacon, Sausage, or New btek In tlM k, Jumble Book No 6 !• eyBlIable lor «2.M, wtileh InduUei poelepe ( D News Friday Night Rlr^akla: Joes Sana- for *14.95 per person and handling, from Jumble, do Ih li newapaper. P.O. Box 4366. Orlando. FL 32402-4366 law is saved from the gallows by a prim (33 America's Top Tan $ 2 2 9 Ineluda your name, eddreat and lip coda and maka your chock payabia lo Nawspapoiboeka (3) dH Wheel of Fortune (CC) spinster who needs him to work a mine on bria va. Aaron Lopez From the Showboat Corned Beef Hash...... (Min. for two) Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. (60 C33 Truth or Conaaquances JOY (3 ) $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramid her land. Jack Nicholson, Mary Steenbur- gen, John Belushi. 1978. min.) (3D Wendy and Me CS) dD Cheers 227 West Middle Turnpike (3D Quinceanera (S) ® Miami Vice (CC) Crockett ind ^ Top of the Pops • French Toast or Pancakes...... OF THE Best of Saturday Night Tubbs investigate an avant-garde film­ PART-TIME dD NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at ® (E) Late Night WHh David Letter- maker accused of slaying his leading lady. Manchester______d0) M *A*S*H Detroit Pistons (2 hrs., 30 min.) man (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ( ^ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [CNN] PrfmeNews (S) Alfred Hitchcock Presents LA STRADA Restaurant (2D Great Parformancaa; Broadway 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 IVO K IS)CHI ( ^ Barney Miller [ESPN] Super Bowl Matchup BInga: Tha Music of Jula 8tyr>a Carol dD Christian Children's Fund M«B.4al. f: sa-K / Saa. 'tU t Astrograph ^ ( ^ Win, Lose or Draw [HBO] MOVIE: 'Runnlr^ Scared' (CC) Channiira, Adolph Comden and Betty [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile: The dD La Dama de Rosa Two Chicago cops are given 30 days to &een, Chita Rivera, Melissa Manchester, Cars EVENINGS nab a cocaine-smuggling mobster. Gre­ Hal Liridan and Maurice Hines pay tribute to ( ^ Nightly Business Report 1 (D Archie Bunker's Place gory Hines. Billy Crystal, Steven Bauer. composer Jule Styne. (2 hrs.) (R) (In :00AM We need 8 people to work GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Adjustments dD Three's Company 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Stereo) (X ) Fen Club T h e H o m e s t e a d Make [CNN] Moneyline A fining dining experience with m country mntlque ftmir. can be made today if you don't (eel you [USA] Otherworld (S) Notidaro UnMsIon (33 Joe Franklin part-time from our telephone < % u r were fairly compensated tor some work [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Many Adventures McLaughlin Group ( ^ Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous of Winnie the Pooh' Animated A trio of 8:15PM [D lS lD T V ^Birthday or service you've recently performed. [CNN] CNN Newt Bob Hope in Tahiti; actress Maud Adams sales office for major daily Now Serving Prime Rib A.A. Milne's classic children's tales, in­ (X ) Mr. Balvadera (CC) at the Italian coastal resort Positano; Costa Reservations at your Try to renegotiate the matter. 8:30 PM [H B O ] MOVIE: '48 HRS.' A fast-talking CANCER (June 21-July 22) Early in the cluding the Oscar-winning "Winnie the George has a difficult time accepting the Smeralda on the Mediterranean Pooh and the Blustery Day". 1977. Rated convict is released from prison for 48 newspaper 5:15 to 9:15 evenings Tuesday thru Sunday day you may be overly sensitive and fact that Heather is growing up as her (3D Matchmaker Jan. 30,1988 G "sweet 16th" birthday approaches. hours to help a detective catch two es­ Favorite Restaurant protective regarding your self-interests. caped killers. Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy, ^ Maude Make reservationt now for ValentineB Day A secret desire that you've long held [ESPN] SportsCenter CX) Entartainmant Tonight and Saturday 9-12:30 pm. No and have only mentioned to a few close Later, you'll realize you'll have to give a Annette O'Toole. 1982. Rated R. ® W hat a Country! Maria forgets her Connecticut Magaxine [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ (3) (g) Wall Straat Waak Today! friends looks like It will be fulfilled in the bit in order to get. son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE; 'Omega Syndrome' heritage and her friends when she falls in experience necessary, we will year ahead. How this comes about will LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today you may [DIS] Tha Cop and tha Antham Robart Two men wage war against an under­ love with a rich American. 1988 Bett Prime Ribt / Be$l Dettertt [U S A ] Airwolf Hawke, Dominic and Cai- Morse stars in this ironic comedy based on ground right-wing army whose member­ be quite unusual. be asked to extend yourself on behall of tlin try to help a friend's framed son escape [C N N ] Crossfire train. Lunch: Tuea. - Fri. 11-4 a person who has never done any favors 0 . Henry's story about a bum who tries to ship is growing extremely quickly. Ken AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't let from prison. (60 min.) get arrested so that he can spend the night Wahl, Tato Pavlovsky. 1967. Rated R [TM C] MOVIE; The Fearless Vampire Dinner: Tuea.-Thura. S*9 PM / Fri. A Sat. 5-10 PM / Sun. 2*9 PM your imagination override your practi­ (or you. I( you help, she/he won't forget Killers' An aging professor and his youth­ Look for a new restaurant in 7:30PM (3 ) p m Magazine Stars en­ in a warm jail call. • Guaranteed hour pay cality and logic in financial matters to­ your kindness. 1 0:3 0 P M (3) INN News ful assistant pursue vampires in Slovania, a dorsing the soft drink Coke; a man who [E S P N ] Super Bowl XXII Special European country infested with blood­ 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) day. You may be perceiving things from VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) A friend who collects the high-school yearbooks of ce­ ® Honaymoonert the space soon. (X) MOVIE: stones for suckers Roman Polanski. Sharon Tate. a negative perspective. Know where to tries to make himsell/herselt look good lebrities. 9:00PM dD Lunas y Vlamas con Barral • Approx. 24 hrs. per week Ibarra' (CC) In Mexico to reopen the family Jack MacGowran. 1967. Mansfield ■ 456-2240 look for romance and you’ll find it. The at the expense of others may get on (S ) Don Ebbalirtg Show your case today. Cut this person off at (3) Current Affair copper mine, a young couple is shocked to [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Rallroeded' Circumstan­ • Pleasant working conditions Matchmaker set instantly reveals which (33 d ^ Jeopardy! (CC). discover that the husband has leukemia. 8 D That's Hollywood tial evidence involves young boy in mur­ signs are romantically perfect tor you. the pass' by Indicating (hat you know Glenn Close, Keith Carradine, Angle dD Barney Miller der. John Ireland. Shelia Ryan. 1947. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ what's going on. (33 Porres. 1968. 1 1 : 0 0 P M GD GD ®S) ® News • Bonuses LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) In competitive INN News 1:05AM (X) tovs Boat Featuring paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH (3D (33 Holtywood: The Gift of Laughter (33 (H) M"A*S*H 44101-3428. situations today it’s not necessary (or (3D Carson's Comedy Classics Clips of the best moments in film comedy d 3 Simon & Simon 1 : 1 0AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Breaking All • Commissions Margarltas you to depart from the rules in order to PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Someone dD M»A*S*H from Charlie Chaplin to Woody Allen; (ID INN News the Rules' A security guard and his friend succeed. You can win by adhering to hosted by Carol Burnett, Dom DeLuise, spend a day at the park chasing giris, Best Italian 1984-86 Steaka you dislike may be present at a social dD Yahtzee Talaa From tha DarktIde A quiet 8- Contact Voted Connecticut Magasine gathering today. Focus on your other your usual high standards. Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau. Richard gangsters, and a toy mouse Cad Marotte. (30) Barney Miller Part 2 of 2. Pryor and Burt Reynolds. (60 min.) year-old tries to convince his parents that Thor Bishopria. Carolyn Dunn. 1984. friends, and don't let him/her make you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't back tentscled monsters are lurking in his bed­ Seafood dD Hollywood Squares Rated R Manchester Herald feel uneasy. away from challenging assignments to­ (33 ® The Thoms (CC) The Thoms' room. Guest star; Greg Mullavey. Preaenta A New Diveraified Menu & day. Any self-doubts you feel will rapidly dZ) World of Survival (R) French maid mistakenly tells callers that 1 : 30AM CX) Ost smart ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Don't ex­ Ginger has gone to a funeral for her hus­ ® News (Live) 16 Brainard Place evaporate once you swing Into action. dD Family Ties ■ Italian Cuiaine ■ Seafood • Fowl ■ Steaka ■ Riba ■ Food From South tend Invitations to people lo drop by band - rather than with him. ® Soap CX) Divorce Court your place today unless you really want SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) You [C N N ] Crossfire d3 Morton Downey Jr. dD PELICULA: 'Artgal dal Barrio' Un mu- QS INN News STEAK of the Border their company. Chances are they'll take could be In lor a pleasant surprise today [ESPN] SpeedWeek Mr. Purcell A Dining Room With A View when something you thought wasn't go­ (333 MOVIE; *A Little Sax' A swinging chacho desprecia a un vieio boxeador, (S ) Kolchak, tha Night Stalker A military you up on It. [MAX] MOVIE: Return of the Jedi' newlywed finds it hard to give up other porque eate ha matado accidentsimente a robot, programmed with a survival in­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In order to ing to work out too well lor you starts su padre en un combate, pero no sabe qua stinct. turns on its creator when it learns ^ Between 4-7 PM, producing hidden benefits. (CC] Third installment of George Lucas' women. Tim Matheson, Kate Capshaw, Enjoy Winter’s beauty OPEN EVERY NIGHT make your stories more colorful today, "Star Wars ' trilogy reunites Luke Sky- Edward Herrmann. 1961. es el quien ha ayudsdo a su madre desde that it is to be dsactivatad (70 min.) (R) you might be tempted to embellish CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) You can walker and his comrades for a final battle entonces. Gonzalo Vega. Leticia Perdigon. (S ) (S ) Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) make points with your mate today if with the evil Galactic Empire. Mark Hamill. (2D Conrtacticut Newt Waak them a bit. Unfortunately, your exag­ d Z )8 CTV (SI Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham 647-9946 on the mountain... Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher 1983. Rated ta IndomaUa 429-1900 gerations could be revealed to you you're willing to forego your own inter­ (DD dD Thraa'i Company Taunton Park 60 yilla Louiiki Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 (Rt. 32, MantfMd) embarrassment. ests and do the things he/she enjoys. PG. (In Stereo) n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 29. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 2». 1988 — M

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Intoreetod THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A By Barry stock monogement, Cut laundry costs by de­ 840 E. Middle Tpka. TEXAS Oil Company creasing the amount of ing facility on the 7-3 Are you on antique lover? applloanta pleaoo PART Time (substitute) needs mature person some shipping and shift tor Individuals 649-4245 Read the offerings In Clas­ driver needed for material preparation. detergent used. Reduce apply In parson at: for short trips sur­ by one-third and see who core tor the el­ or sified every day to find the H O T ^ newspaper delivery In rounding Manchester. Independent position derly. Excellent be­ Items or Items you'd like Meidowt Manor Andover/Hebron. Coll tor o self-starter. Moll whether you notice a dif­ Contact customers. We ference In the appearance nefit package. Coll or 360 W. Middle Tpka. to own. 643-2711. 333 Bldwelt St. Donna 649-34A7 for de- train. Write D.K. Dick­ order/Retoll company apply In person to tolls before Horn. needs Immediate help. of your wash. Add extra Mancheftar Parkade Menoheater, C T 06040 erson, President, dollars to your budget by South Windsor Nursing Is advertising expensive? CLERICAL opening. 20-25 Southwestern Petro­ Apply at CT. Cone and Center, 1060 Main St. You'll be surprised now 647-0101 < ■. 'V Reed, 136 Pine St., selling “don't needs" with 6 4 3 -O S ll week. Miscellaneous leum, Box 961005, Fort o low-cost od In Classi­ South Windsor. 289- economical It Is to adver­ duties In busy medical Worth, TX 76161. Manchester. 7771. EOE. tise In Classified. 643-2711. office. Coll 646-7704. fied. 663-2711. BAKERY Clerk position ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johneon available Mondoy- Frldoy, 8om to 2 pm. icouiDue Mature responsible In- WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST HCRe dlylduol. Excellent F O R t V E R . mother's hours. Coll 666-5718 for Interylew. RECEPTIONIST and as­ TOGETHER BLONDIE by Doan Young A Stan Drake sistant In Manchester doctor's office. Ma­ 'li** AND MEREte VDUR ^ o VtowT® MR 0UAASTEAO, YOU'RE THE BOSS SAYS) BELIEVE ture, dependable, and OESSERT, PECAN PIE " MORE ' TUArs YOLR WAV PAST VDUR to=allf|h YOU'D BETTER VME, I DO pleasant personality a HOG ICE MELPINS THIROONE LUNCH HOUR npsirjg^ HAVE A GOOD CREAM p^XCUSE must. Must enloy pa­ '----- 'Ij'— '"^-^{1 KNOW tient contact. Great M h - working conditions. Afternoon hours. Coll 666-5153 leave message if® and the Manchester Herald with service. S70.00-S90.00 per night. 2-3 Visit McDonald’s* ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraua evenings per week. m Women preferred. Coll YDLTRE SURE ZU ZU VVES.VtXlR \ANDTHE ) SHE / HERE SHE TOOK OFF, > \HAVE OUR/ YESSIR! THEVVE/ LOOKS Beautiful New HEARD YOU TEU. THE I HIG, ..MESS!/WNOSAURS SAW ICOMES YDUR HIGHNESS,(GOOD! ] BORDER I BK N INSTRUCT-/ LIKE 669-6263, 6:30-6:30, OTHERS WE MOVED / SHE WAS HER JUST LIKE YOU V PEOPLE V S ) TO LET HE , Mondoy-Frldov, 6-5pm THE PARTY AHEAD / ALL EARS/ L ...../GUARD! FIGURED SHE J \ j ^ BEEN JS "SNEAJC" /'SYSIEMS Saturday and Sunday. Restaurant at A DAY? WOULD! J e l i^ ALERTED? (. INTO LEM! ( ARE 60, GUZ! PART Time driver needed. Must hove own 70 West Center St. WHAT A GUY by Bill Hottl cor. Work 2 days a week. Coll Julie 871- Manchester 2988, leove messoge. COOKS Port time wee­ "CONTINUED kends. Flll-ln shift. 5om to 1pm or 11:30am to TONtORROW-• • • 7:30pm os needed. With you MEAN possible full time summer work. Expe­ LIKE A rience In quantity AAlNlSERIEe?” THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom cooking and dietary background helpful but good opportunity for mrcoLLBbeap'ibo THBV HAVE mature person who Is McDonald’s® has job A6COpa5LLE6C 6 0 JC?, ABA'SKemL; wllltng to be trained In TBAM^^ 0 new field. Good stort­ opportunities to fit almost J l j o c ^ ing pay and pro-rated benefits, vocation, etc. Free meals. Contact any schedule: » ON THE FABTRACK by BIN Holbrook Food Servive Supervi­ sor, Crestfleld Convo- •^WEHW, J kHoW V W te UPSST T m H S £ B ? T m Lsr lescent Home, 663-5151. AMT l.asill& THAT CLieNT . BRlIUf FACADE ITAU W ANTED. Babysitter tor Part time or full time, days ms OKAV.'SbO IWr HWf To I 1$ OiWirtBLiNG-.' OUT/ Infant. Mondoy- ACT T im ARPWD | GC WiTri IT.' L Frldoy. 1pia-5:30pm, In my Manchester home. or evenings. Good starting 9 9 Must be experienced and reliable. 688-8330 or pay and benefits. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavat 669-8865. SECRETARY- i T 7 Receptlonlst. Port time for office In Manches­ ter. Fridays 3pm-7pm, Manager'trainee positions Saturdays 10om-6pm, 9 , ■ ; Sundays 11om-6pm. and custodial positions are Typing necessary. Ap­ I i.j- ■ plications being ac­ cepted Mondoy-Frldov also available. 9am-11am. Coll 528-1300 for on appointment. PART-TIme driver tor handicapped person. Stop by any of the locations Manufacturing either opponent had the singleton jack Manchester- Glaston- of hearts, but what would his best play bury oreo. 666-7703. listed below or call NORTH l-tt-IB an e ntry be if he played toward the dummy PART Time counter and 4 J 7 6 4 3 with a small heart and West followed general duties for T Q 10 7 with a low one? WINTHROP by Dick CavaHI power equipment 643-2213 to learn more ♦ A 6 4 By James Jacoby There was not really much to con­ dealer In Coventry. 4 K Q sider. The jump to five clubs by Eiast D O y o u KNOW WI-tAT MY ITfe HARD TO TELUTHE Permanent part time When the opponentsn ^ take a your bid­ might even have been based on a void UNCLE HARLEY,THE/iAAGSIOAN, DIFFERENCE BETW EEN position mornings and about the employment WEST EAST ding room, bid what you think you can in hearts. So declarer led a heart and MADE DiSAPP&AR? aARCAaW AND MBANN E S S . Saturdays. Eckert's 4 K 10 8 5 ♦ Q make. That is what South did. put in dummy’s 10-spot, which held the Lawn & Leisure. 762- opportunities with W J 4 45 6103. ♦ Q 10 7 ♦ J 9 8 2 The ace of clubs lead gave declarer trick. A spade was ruffed with the 4 A 10 98654 4J732 a breath of air. If spades split, 12 heart ace and a second trump was McDonald’s®. tricks would come rolling in. D^larer played to the queen. Another spade SOUTH was ruffed and dummy was re-entered 4 A 9 2 ruffed, played a diamond to dummy's PART Time lob taking ace, discarded a spade on the club with the last trump so declarer could core of either Infantsor 4AK98632 throw away his losing diamond on the ♦ K53 king, then played the ace and another 2 year olds In 0 day core long spade and make the slam. 4--- spade. East won and played back a di­

CARS CARR r lii ^ < < V , CARR ’A'’' /X. FOR SALE FOR RALE FOR RALE

M A ZD A 626 1986. 4 door, HONDA Accord LX 1984. DODGE Dart 1972. Must light blue, 36,000 miles. 4 door automatic, sell. New engine. Many C h i y s ic i A/C, A M -FM cassette. loaded. Grey. 72K. Ex­ extra parts. 647-7406. Plymoirth WINIK 87600. Call 742-5168. cellent condition. Must DODGE Charger 1977. 1986 Subaru. GL10 four see. $6500 or best offer. Loaded with T-top. door, 4 wheel drive, Call 742-1695. $1600 or best offer. Call V turbo, automatic. 649-4278. Loaded. Take over BEST BUY ____4'1’ROID BHAND New teas puiac r e m l s p o r t payments. John 649- MOTOR SALES, INC 1820 g.m.______LROAL NOTICi USED CARS COLLECTORS. Rare TOWN OF ANDOVRR ONES find. 1967 Firebird For­ The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ mula. S400 H-0. All necticut will hold 0 public hearing In the Tow n Office Build­ options. 742-7267. ing Wednesday February 10,19SSat 7:30 P.M . to hear the fol­ lowing applications asking for relief from the Zoning Lows BUICKS 2^-SeaU Sdei CHEVETTE. 4 Door, of the Tow n of Andover, Connecticut. Gray. Good local 1987 BUICK NEW YORKER • 2M Andover Automotive, Inc., Rte. 6 Andover, Connec­ transportation. $325 As ticut, asking for location reopproval for a deolers- LeSABRE tmom YOURS yooayi Is. Call 649-4338. sales license as reaulred by Connecticut Stote Sta­ Estate Wagon Market Value *19,952 tutes Title 14, Section 54 and 55. i704SA. Wee '13.999 •249 William R. A Roberta Ooss A Tow n of Andover West $t. Ext. Requesting relief of Zoning regulations Scranton Discount 3,183 BRAND New 7988 PONTIAC QBAND PRIX C0U9M . a. Section 7.0.3 Use of garage by more than 2 motor ve­ NOW *12,980 ‘ Ml Sell Your car hicles •770 Allowance 770 b. Section 14.1 Accessory building within a side yord 1986 BUICK r 4* c. Section 11.2 variance of front yard d. Section 14.4 Accessory building closer to line than CENTURY »15 front line depth. Custom Sadin 4 Lines — 10 Days e. Section 4.2.2 Corner of lot maintain front yard both *80S2A Wes •9,9600 sides. SOS charge each addi­ Amount of variance requested; front yard 20.1 feet; side NOW *9580 tional line, per day. You yard; .20 feet At this hearing Interested persons may appear and be heard ORDER YOURS TpOAYt can cancel at any time. and written communication received. Said Appeals ore on 1987 BUICK o n R R V file and may be seen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Of­ CENTURY NO REFUNDS OR fice Building. 4 Door Sedan BRAND New 7987 BUIGK ReOAL t ADJUSTMENTS Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 29th day of January 19U. S7041A. Was •9.990 > ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 15,999 ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT NOW *9471 WHY BUY A NEW NISSAN IN CALL HERALD DONALD AYRTON, CHAIRMAN GRIND N A T I O N A L S 041-01 1987 BUICK CLASSIFIED SKYURK ______' 4 AVAILABUe FOR > 643-2711 4 Door Sedan seiOOA, Was •0960 JANUARY? LeBARON COUPE mmeoiAxe oeuveRV NOW *9756 We ’ll give you an incredible low price! Plus, we ’ll 7.7% and *770 Allowance 1986 BUICK include FREE' your 3,000, and 12,000mile - M | BBa ND New 7887 TRANS AM LOAOeO, #7-782fd LeSABRE oil, filter and lube, your 7,500 mile check-up and a Estate Wagon m *7S47A, Was •12,960 FREE'year-end wax!Buy a Nissan from DeCormier Wax! Lipman #1 m NOW *11,977 in January. You ’ll feel like one of the family. •o/ iiclclilional coil. SALE ENDS: January 30, 1988 Market Value *14,387 1986 BUICK Scranton Discount 2,622 Our New Yearns LeSABRE ORiauiALU^ir^ Limited Coupe ♦770 Allowance 770 Resolution to alt #2282A. Was •12,900 M buyers o f New New *10,967 BRAND New 7887 BONNeVIUe 4 DOOR, #7-777$-0 1985 BUICK Volkswagens SKYLARK ’88 Sentra Standard Sedan ’88 Maxima SE Sedan 4 Door Sedan S6021A, Was •6940 Stock No. 6003. O A I C 7 A Q Automatic. Stock No. 5939. MAKE YOUR CHOICE NMC MSRP: $6,849. S A L E O, # n o ,9 9 5 NMC MSRP: $18,474. New *6560 A. 7.9% Financing* S A L E *16,999 1984 BUICK ORIWMALiMT •m m R' OR CENTURY CUST. 4 Door 3«d«n ’88 King Cab 4x4 Pickup XE B. FREE AIR «7541B. Wat *7480 m 1987 CARAVELL BRAND New 7987 BUICK SOMERSET, »2-2S8S-8a Stock No. 6020. m CONDITIONING New *6962 NMC MSRP: $12,699. 4 Door OR 1985 BUICK S A L E *11,900 SOMERSET REGAL Loaded with Euipment g C. No Payments 2 Door Coupo •7526A. Wm *6140 Stock #1 H 1 191 until April, 1988 ’87 Stanza XE Wagon ^ORiailMAL IM Y tS jm New *7917 5 speed. Stock No. 5835 2 Dr. JE T T A | NMC MSRP: S12.489 starting from Market Value *11,989' 7887 MAZDA RX-7 SE, 426S4, S A L E OTHERS *11,327 Scranton Discount 1,424 $ 8,990 1987 OLDS FAMILY-STYU ♦770 Allowance 770 DELTA 88 •25% Down, Cash or Trade. Max. Fin. Royal. 4 Door. SALES $10,000 for 48 Mos. Tax A Reg. additional. •8021A. Waa *11.990 ’87PuisarNX XE * 1 ^ ,3 8 7 ;. When you shop for a car at New DeCormier's, you're not dealing with *11,460 ) speed w/air. Stock No. 5915. a salesman, you're talking with a f/j/fU/// \ NMC MSRP: S12.374. DeCormier. There is no high-pressure. VOLKSWAGEN ® 1986 DODGE We do not try to sell you a car. We help you decide or) the car and ■ WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE AtWAVS 1/1 WITH US ' S A L E *10,999 COLT accessories that are right for you. Of 7888 MAZDA 928, 4 DOOR, INh43h DEMO ^ 4 Door Sedan course we'll give you the best price, *9795 24 Tolland Tpke., (Rt. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 «7S46A. Was •7480 but more importantly, we'll treat ’87 Stanza GXE Sedan you like one of the family. New *6973 loking you tirsTnriaKesLis first Automatic, factory air 1986 TOYOTA conditioning. Stock No. 6044. FAMH.Y-STYLE VOYAGER 7 i T l ★ PICK UP TRUCK NMC MSRP: S14.639. *8006A, Was •6090 S A L E SERVICE 9.9% FOR UP TO 72 MONTHS *12,949 At DeCormier Motor Sales, New *6634 the service department is run by Willy DeCormier. Every vehicje FINANCE RATE ENDS 1985 OLDS receives expert service, and Willy De IS right there to see that the job is 1-30-88 DELTA RDYALE done right! We want to make your Brougham. 4 Door. driving trouble-free. While other •7326A Waa *6990 dealers may talk service, the s ' i DeCormier Family delivers. 40 IN STOCK New *8480 NISSAN PARTS lake aLook 1985 MERCURY One Owner OR TRANSIT! RRO GRAND MARQUIS 4 Door Sedan i7434A. Wee •9990 USED C A R S * NEW m a NISSAN KING CAB *XE\ 4x4*$ SPECIALS Prices Starting At New *9632 TRUCKS The Family Fun MAZDA ’85 VDLKSWAGEN 1987 Nissan Pathfinder SE_ Gorgeous sport utiliiv. Wagon all America's JETTA Injected V/6, 4 Door Sadan A.C., auto., talking about... Drive SALE SALE SALE cruise. •7430A. Waa *0580 p w '. steering, sunroof, sport one today and you’ll TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS NOW *8116 wheels. ■/»< WIPER BLADE Stock No. B991-2 ^$16,900 * be talking tool SIMSYOOK^ S 1987 Nissan Stanza G X E Sedan 11,995 1984 DODGE Automatic, power sunroof, ...... ARIES cruise, pwr. windows, INSERTS pwr. door locks, NEW 1987 NISSAN REG. BEO PICKUP, 8 SPEEO 4 Door Sedan alloy wheels, f7254A, Was •5460 stereo w/cassetie.' ' Stock No. 6033-1 New *4950 (with this TsColt coupon.) $12,900 It’s all the Japanese you need to know. 1984 MERCURY $ 6 - 9 9 . 1986'/4 Nissan King Cab 4 W.D. 6-speed, fuel injected 108 Hrspwr. CAPRI Reg. $8.95 engine, A.C ., A M -F M W7>— j r w Hatchback Coupe stereo w/cassetie, Coupon only good at DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc,, pwr.steering, pwr. [8S8' •7470B. Wee •6960 285 Broad Street, Manchester, Connecticut. brakes, sold new by DeCormier and H-1M00S OOURLR WAU. S ISORSf SASi m S New *6367 Coupon expires 1/30/88. dealer maintained. per month $10,900 1984 PONTIAC NO New NISSAN KIND CAB, WD •XB’, SSPBeO OVER 50 IN STOCK AND 30 MORE INCOMING SUNBIRD 1986 Nissan Maxima G L Sedan 7987 2 NISSAN v/6 front drive, luxury sedan, ^ 4 Door Sedan pwr. sunroof, A.C.. cassette^ " MONEY WE MUST SELL #8013A. Wae^4960 leather interior, sold new by DeCormier and CHOOSE FROM BASE. SES, LX. W/CAB PLUS AVAILABLE New *4862 dealer maintained. c r o n r y Coll Hatchback. Deigned and built in Japan to fuinil your need for wcat features, '84 SUBARU GL BATTERY $12,900 *5899 econom>rv“ ue and sSpp)- performance with a long list of standard^feamres Hatchback Coupe • Rack-and-pinion steering • 34 city/38 h ^ . ERA est. M K l 5 / 3 6 , " " ' ^ 13.8% APR. 60 ALL 1686 Dodg«W1S0 4W.D^ moD. * OVER •70690. Wee •SOOO . Power brakes • 15 liter overhead cam engine Texet & Reg E 7,699 318 V/8. automatic, pwr. Excludad jump SEATS, JoRS, §4>1SSS tAMfWM WARMER steering, bedliner, FACTORY New *5417 tool box. TRUCKS Meyer power *5399 .... . „,ees INVOICE 1983 FORD (with this angli plow. 4X2A4X4 $ 1 ^ 9 5 coupon. J] Stock No. 5918-1 ' Tlx a liig^itlon Addltlonil. SiliTndt Siturdiy. ESCORT $10,900 >400 Reg. $19.95.) New 3 Year - 50,000 T A l ^ Hatchback Coupe 1983 Datsun Maxima G L Sadan .oqi NO GIMMICKS, NO MARKUPS, NO REBATES M048A, Was •3690 Fuel injected, 6 cyl., pwr. sunroof, iH C tl auto, w/cruisa, stereo w/tapa,^ ~ Mile Warranty... Not Coupon good only at pwr. winds., pw r. dr.Iks.,_ New *3390 p r i c e s ^ DeCormier Motor Sales, inc., sold new by ' W S t i m . ■OLTON] JUST A REAL DEAL! SAVE $5.00 Da Cormier U.. 285 Broad Street, and dealer Selling Price Includes; Manchester, Connecticut Coupon expires 1/30/88. mamtainad. e All Daaler Prep • Hand Wash A Wax Stock No. ^731-1^0 Q Q 0 ' e Auto Armour Undercoating • 3 Yr. 60.000 Ml. Bumper to Bumper Warrenty t MUST TAKE DELIVERY BY 2-2-88 Icn. WINDSOR 2 8 9 -6 4 8 3 h r- V M O R I A R y V b r o t h e r s / Come In And See Us De CORMIER ^ ROUTE S , EAST WINDSOR, CT. • "NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD" • 623-2466 HOURS: CARDINAL BUICK 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 OPEN EVENINGS - 81 Adams St — Manchester T IL g P.M. SHOWROOM HOURS; M, T, W and F 9:30-8:00; Th 9:30 6:00; Sat 9:30 4:00 FRIDAY a SATURDAY 301-315 CENTER STREET 6 4 9 -4 5 7 1 ’VI /Wtoi'f AiVai r'/fiAs” T IL 4 P.M MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 643-5135 SERVICF & PARTS DEPT. HOURS: M F 8:00 -5:00

• i ' - -- — “ 1988 FESTIVA L yjS s Chrysler-Dodge

MARCHES Front Wheel Drive 4 Cylinder 1987 CHRYSLER LeBARON COUPE 4 Speed s to c k *160, U at Prioa ■6720

All Prior Off«r«, PrICM and Inoantlvaa art voldl >5299 ' 7 $ . ***o*m< 1988 THUNDERBIRD 2.5 EFI Eng., Auto, PS, PB, AC Light Pkg., Defroster, AM/FM stereo, TURBO COUPE and MOREI 2.3L EFI Turbo Engine 60 Month! - 9.9% APR - *770 Factory nabala 5 Speed OD Trans apptlod to down payment. Amt. FIntnoad ■11.216. FInanca oharga ■3,046.60, axo lu dai Climate Control SALE PRICE n i , 9 8 5 aalaa tax, tNia and raglatratlon. Total o( Speed Control paymanta ■14,263.60, dadarad paymant priea ■1&033.6O Offer Expire! Jan. 30.1966. Electronic Cassette Graphic Equalizer Clearcoat Paint 1988 DODGE CARAVAN Power Lock Dual Power Seats Rear Defroster SN98 U at ■18,648 (Damo) Tilt Wheel Floor Mats Power Antenna Premium Luxury Group 7 ? Electronic Equip. Group > 15,599 ‘ Includes •lOTO Factory Rebate

2.5 Eng. 5 Spd., PS, PB, AC, Rear 1988 MUSTANG LX 2 DOOR Defroster, AM/FM Stereo, Popular 72 Montha - 9.9% APR • ■1266 Down paymant. Equipment Pkg., Conventional spare Amt. Financed ■! 1,000. Finance Charge tire and morel Stock #8161 ■3631.94. Exclude! aalaa lax, lllla and raglatratlon. Total of paymalna ■14,631.64, 2.3L EFI Engine dafferad paymant prioa ■15,699.64. Offar SALE PRICE * 12,268 Expliaa Jan. 30,1066. 5 Speed OD Trans Power Locks Electronic Cassette 1987 DODGE 600 Styled Road Wheels Speed Control Dual Electric Mirrors Rear Defroster SN75 Llat ■9245 )78

^8399‘ Includes ■dOO Factory Rebate

60 Month! • 9.0% APR - ■TTO Factory Rabata 2.5 EFI Eng. AT, PS, PB, AC, Full Size applied to down paymant. Amt. FInanoa ■10,068. Spare and Morel Stock #7622. FInanca Charge ■2741.80, axdudaa aalaa tax, title and raglatratlon. Total of payment! ■12,626.60. Oafarrad payam ani price riSSOSOO. 1988 F-150 PICKUP SALE PRICE * 10,855 Offar Expiraa Jan. 30,1066 4.9L EFI Engine 5 Speed OD Trans 1987 DODGE D150 PICKUP Convenience Coup Handling Package Auxiliary Fuel Tank Headliner Western Mirrors Electronic Stereo Tachometer 8NT72 U8t •11,047 Sport Wheel Covers Sliding Rear Window Tinted Glass Rear Step Bumper S9 3 9 9 318 V8, AT, Prospector I Pkg., 6x9 mirrors, rear step bumper, 30 gal. tank, 60 Montha - 9.9% APR - ^770 Factory Rebate ‘ Includes *500 Factory Rebate trans oil cooler, AM Radio, and more. applladlodown paymant. Amt. nnaneat16466 Stock #7832 Finance Charge ■2942.00, axdudaa aalaa la x , lllla and raglatratlon. Toul of paymanta ■16300.96 dafferad payment price riAOTSOa SALE PRICE ^11,228 Offer axplraa Jan. 30,1966 1988 BRONCO II 4x4

1987 DODGE DAYTONA 2.9L EFI Engine 5 Speed OD Trans XLT Trim Air Conditioner Privacy Glass '6 3 Speed Control Tilt Wheel Power Locks Power Windows RWL All Season Tires SNT94 U at ■18,289 Delux Two-Tone Paint 2,2 Turbo, 5 spd„ PS, PB, AC, AM/FM Electronic Cassette 60 Month! - 9.6% APR - 1770 Fadory Rabat! Cass., T-top, popular equip, pkg, rear appllad to down payment Amt. Flnanoad Cast Aluminum Wheels wheels, and more. Stock #7962. ■11,916 FInanoa o h a ^ ■323696 axdudaa aalaa tax, IMa, and ragMrallon. Total of paymanta ■16167.60. Oafarrad payment prioa > SALE PRICE ^12,688 ■16 927.60. Offar axplraa Jan. 36 1966 13,899 *lnclud69 *500 Factory Rabata AU VfMCLfS MUBJtCT TO AWOR S A Li - NOT Re9PON8IBLE FOR TYPOONAPHICAL ERRORS ★ 643-2791 * Chrysler 7 Yr.-70,000 Mile Limited Warranty Roy 9mc. fc'd CHIVRCHES C 100 W INDSO R ,AVE„ RTE, 83, ROCKVILLE, CT, 875'3369 PARTS: 871-0094 MANCHESTER “SERVICE SECOND TO NONE ' TuToPi^ i 80 Oakland St. Exit 63 Off 1-84 g REHT‘A‘CAR 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS *40 YEARS OF FRIENDS *40 YEARS

Her wedding was ‘rather odd’ He offered her a diamond in the bathroom Although The other gentleman, on the we’ve been other hand, said ours was the married for fourth wedding he was doing on §3 nearly 13 ye­ that date. He wanted us simply to Area couples remember the special way they were engaged meet with the other minister, ars. friends Center Stage He said that even though the who attended work up a “script,” and send him parent's house, her husband. Chris Merisotis said that he had our wedding a carbon copy. By Anita Ad. Caldwell Eagelson said (only kidding). thought about asking Wendy to couple frequently talked about Nancy Pappas “No, it’s been great.” Gary, called her in to their getting married, it didn’t dim any still have not In our naive enthusiasm for the Manchester Herald bathroom and proposed. marry him about four months stopped talking upcoming event, we overlooked The couple live in Manchester prior to their weekend in New of the spark. Susan Boggini remembers the "I thought he was joking at “It was pretty emotional. about it. this quirk. It could have been the best of first.” she said. "But I was Hampshire. He decided Hampton E ach D e­ The scene now changes to the times or the worst of times. night her husband. David, pro­ Beach would be a good setting. Chris said. “I got choked up. too.” posed because it was the night excited.” cember brings Waveney Mansion in New Ca­ And when Scott Eagelson pro­ The couple, who live in Bolton, at least one Christmas card a home-cooked banquet in a naan, a magnificent structure posed to his fiancee on Christmas before her birthday. had dated for about two-and-a- alluding to that fateful day. a borrowed mansion. owned by the town and used •ns Eve in 1986, he was prepared for ”It was so romantic,” the Bolton resident said. “It was at half years and were married last dozen years ago, when Ted and I What a wonderful comprom­ primarily by its recreation de­ both. September. tied the knot. ise! My resourceful mother partment. It was, however, avail­ ”He bought meaback-upgift.a Arne’s Restaurant in Hartford,” It’s not just that the dinner my scoured half of Connecticut in able for large functions such as Seiko watch, in case I said .’no,’ she said. ”jle had a dozen roses For Wendy Merisotis of Man­ mother had prepared was out­ search of the perfect spot, then weddings. or he chickened out,” Cynthia and a bottle of Dom Perignon chester, the night her husband, standing (which it was) or that went to work on the menu. For the better part of a warm. “C.J.” Eagelson. said. sitting on the table. I thought it Chris proposed wasn’t a surprise the three-piece jazz band played Four months later, she had July day, 10 of us labored to set up The couple were opening pres­ was for my birthday.” at all. Boggini said she remembers superbly (which it did.) seafood creole for 200 and bath­ tables, set out flowers, and do ents. C.J. said, and when she “We had talked about (getting It's that the wedding ceremony tubs of hollandaise sauce stored whatever else my mother — the opened the box with the diamond that while they held hands walking to the restaurant, her married) two weeks after we itself, performed by two pastors in her freezer. quintessential hostess — had on ring, C.J. said she cried. met.” she said. “We just really of different faiths was — well — Under lights he’d erected in the her list of ’’things to do.” "She went a little berserk that husband’s hands were sweaty. In the late afternoon, we She said she thought it was just like each other besides being in highly unusual. basement, my dad was growing night.” Scott Eagelson said. “ I love with each other.” First, let’s put the whole thing huge begonia plants, which my adjourned to the elegant upstairs . gave her the box and she just kind from the unusually warm spring into its proper context. This was parents planned to use as center- bedrooms to change our clothes. of looked at it. then got up and night. Merisotis said she and Chris 1975. the height of the do-it- pieces on each dinner table. An abrupt knock on the door walked away. She called her During dinner, Boggini said, were in Hampton Beach, N.H. yourself wedding era. We decided For my part, I was up in startled me, and I asked a friend mom in Nebraska and her sister her husband told her she had a when he asked her to marry him. to wed. and told my parents we Albany, N.Y., whipping up a to answer. before she even gave me an mark on her face, so she went to wanted a pot luck dinner-dance in wedding outfit, helping hem the It was the “carbon copy” answer.” the bathroom to see what he was "We were walking on the a rented hall. fern-printed tablecloths which pastor, who wanted to have the “I didn’t expect it,” C.J. said. talking about. boardwalk in the moonlight — They countered with the idea of my father had cut from queen­ wedding papers signed, and the Eagelson said they talked She said there was nothing actually it was a street light, he sized sheets, and working with ceremony paid for, in advance. about getting married only there but while she had been wanted to find a bright enough my "staff” of-friends who were That way. he said, he could make infrequently. away from her seat, ”he dropped light to see the ring.” Merisotis generously helping us out: one a “quick get-away.” and get on to “I just kind of blew it off and the ring in the bottom of my said. On the was doing our invitations in his next engagement. said, ‘oh, okay, next conversa­ champagne glass.” “He asked and took out the calligraphy, another was taking Sounds strange? A bit. But the tion.’ Eagelson .said with a laugh. “I started crying,” Boggini ring. I cried and said, ‘yes,’ ’ she Cover... all the photographs, a trio of best was yet to come. When he was asked how long said, “then he asked me to marry said, Merisotis said they didn’t The gown is by the House of singers had agreed to sing Mozart After my husband’s friend gave before the proposal he had been him.” teil anyone until arriving home. Bianchi and is reprinted cour­ selections during the ceremony, an invocation, the other pastor thinking of asking C.J. to marry Her husband had planned the tesy of Modem Bride Maga­ an extremely pregnant friend looked just over our heads at the Reglnet PInto/Manchetter Harald him. he said, jokingly, "oh. about night weeks ahead, she said. zine. was coming early to help set the rows of assembled friends and “Then (the waiters) brought BRISK BUSINESS — Shari Beaupre, of Bridal Elegance a minute-and-a-half.” But then This gown features V'd front tables, and so on. relatives, took a deep breath and seriously said it was more like a out a three-layer cake.” and back neckline on a beaded said, “Let me give you some in Manchester, shows one of the exquisite gowns in her month-and-a-half. If Michelle Doyon wanted to Venice lace bodice, and satin What remained was the plan­ ning and writing of the wedding advice. Never marry a journalist 145 Main St. store. Bridal Elegance, like many other C.J. said the couple met the escape to the bathroom on the puffs sheltered with French to a la w student. They will dictate wedding boutiques, does a brisk business because of its night before Thanksgiving in 1985 night she was proposed to, she Tulle pin-wheels. ceremony itself. We hoped to work closely with two ministers exactly what you should say. and inventory of stylish gowns. when mutual friends introduced wouldn’t have had to go very far. The beauty of Virgo Satin leave you no choices.” them. Doyon said that one evening floats a very full skirt and — one a longtime friend of my husband-to-be. the other an indi­ He waved the carbon copies in planned as part of the service, he of my husband’s family is “It’s been downhill ever since, ” when the couple were visiting her train scalloped with lace ap­ took the opportunity to insert one. Lebanese. pliques. vidual we had asked to partici­ his hand, to illustrate his point. pate, to please some members of Members of the audience It was on the topic of the evils of Interestingly enough, my hus­ The headpiece consists of a the Arabs, and the way they were band’s family took it all in stride. beaded Venice crown and a my family. rustled and coughed, obviously My fiance’s minister couldn’t uncomfortable. But the gentle­ threatening the welfare of the It was our liberal. non-Arab long illusion veil touched with Israelis. An unfortunate topic, at friends who were most angry Best songs appliques. have been more helpful, working man did not stop there. witl. us in every way possible. Although there was no sermon best, when you consider that half about this. are listed Come In And Visit Our Fricmdiy Here is a list of some of the most £izzna[ S tjm ljoL of tli^ X ooe. S fz a z s , ■)b.! popular wedding music used today. 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Bach Weddings getting traditionai How to avoid black tie panic because you will want to wear it Avoid black tie panic and shoes. ’The tuxedo is tradi­ Bv Nancy Pappas families if they have come to give pastor of the Bolton Congrega­ It’s an invitation and in small tionally worn with a white pleated year-round, it is best to choose a Manchester Herald their parental support and affir­ tional Church, enjoys the wed­ letters in the bottom right-hand dress shirt, with French cuffs and fabric such as black tropical- mation in this marriage. ’There is dings of the 1980s, because they comer it says “ Black Tic” or a turaed-down collar. Recently weight wool. Once upon a time, not so very a real sense that the decision to are “ sort of on a middle ground.” more frequently. "Black Tie there has been a revival in the “ Whether you decide to buy a long ago, couples often wrote join involves both families.” he said. “ People are looking at Optional” or ’’Black Tie popularity of the wing-collar tuxedo or a great-looking suit, remember quality is always the highly individuaiized wedding Heath agrees that today the what’s good in the traditions, but Creative." shirt. Both styles are equally services, which were performed families of the engaged couple they aren’t concerned about Panic sets in. 'You don’t have a proper. key word in fashion today,” says in unusual settings. are an integral part of the doing everything 'a la Emily tuxedo. Whatdoes it mean when it Black Tie Optional. If you don’t Stankovic. “ If you don’t have wedding. Post,’ to make everything com­ says optional ? Even more confus­ wear a tuxedo are you going to good quality you haven’t made a In the 1960s, for example, the “ In the 1960s and ’70s, there was pletely proper,” he said. ing. what’s creative? Should you feel out of place? According to wise investment and you won’t Rev. Andrew D. Smith of St. a much more individualistic All of the ministers interviewed rent a tuxedo? Can you wear a Bruce Boyer, author of Elegance, look good.” Mary’s Episcopal Church recalls ethic, and couples were planning mentioned that the vows recited suit? Or should you just stay A Guide To Quality Menswear. So buy wisely and enjoy the helping a couple to carve a chapel the weddings primarily for them­ by couples today express the this phrase should be taken party. out of a pine forest, erecting a home and order a pizza? selves,” she said. “ You saw ideas of fidelity and long-term Remember those great movies literally. A gentleman’s tuxedo white birch cross and setting out many weddings in parks,, where commitment. may be in the dry cleaner, he may hay bales for seating. with Fred Astaire and Cary the bride and groom wanted to “ That’s no longer seen as a Grant? Did they have problems choose not to rent a tuxedo, or he More women A decade later, the Rev. Diana take off their shoes, and their factor that ties people down,” like this? No. There were no may opt to wear a new suit he’s Heath of the Unitarian Universal- parents and older relatives were said Heath. options and any man about town been saving for a special occa­ on the move ist Society; East was asked to do uncomfortable with that. Many churches, however, have had his own tuxedo. There was sion. If he decides to go with the removed the part in which a service in the park in Manassas. “ Now there is a sense that the only one way back then. Today, option, he should select a dark WILTON (AP) — Women, half couples promise to obey one Va., where one of the bloodiest wedding is a family occasion, a gentlemen have options. business suit, either navy or gray of whom are married, now another. battles of the Civil War had taken time when you are binding “ We’re seeing more and more and wear a white shirt with a account for 10 percent of corpo­ together two families,” she con­ “ We got rid of that years ago.” place. Now a serene and lovely men choosing to wear a suit suitable dark tie. rate transfers. spot. Heath said it symbolized for tinued. “ And as you are working said Curtis. rather than a tuxedo when the Black Tie Creative. This is this couple the beauty which can to bond those families success­ But at ’Trinity Covenant, the occasion states Black Tie Op­ going to be a fun party. Gentle­ Homequity Inc., which has follow strife. fully, you are trying to make wedding service has never tional,” says Jim Stankovic, men may let their own preferen­ handled the moves of some 32,000 certain that the religious and changed, said Swenson. “ Stabil­ president of J. Schoeneman, one ces and wit lead the way. A red corporate transferees a year, And the Rev. Norman Swenson, ethnic customs of each of them ity, reliability, commitment. of the oldest and largest tailored bow tie and cummerbund or that says more and more women are pastor of the Trinity Covenant are included and accommodated That’s where we’ve always men’s clothing manufacturers in old black Eisenhower jacket with involved in corporate career Hou8« of Blanchl/Modom Bride Church, heard about a couple who in the wedding ceremony.” been,” he said. the U.S., and makers of DeRi- a formal shirt and black tie is moves. ’This has led to the wanted their vows to read, ‘‘I’ll The Rev. James I. Meek, Swenson said he watched as the gueur suits and tuxedos. equally acceptable. In this envir­ growing practice of a male giving love you as long as I love you.” minister at Community Baptist whole country swung on what he “ Many choose to invest in a onment anything goes. up his job to follow his wife. ALL ADD UP — The gloves, the head place and the nwK Church, has seen some families called “ a marital adventure,” House of BlancM/Modern Bride high-quality tailored suit that will If you find that you wear a Today, however, ministers are Human resources executives ribbon all add up to a beautiful complement to this adding a joint candle lighting seeking novelty rather than sta­ cross over for a variety of tuxedo at least once a year you seeing the pendulum swing in the ceremony. Some brides and bility. “ We planted our feet, and may consider buying your own. If need to be aware of this factor in wedding gown. An ensemble can sometimes make a other direction. Area pastors said ONE STYLE — Romantic but slightly sexy gowns like this occasions, from business to wed­ grooms present gifts to the waited until people came back,” dings. When the option is yours you shop carefully, it is far more planning employee relocation, difference, fashion experts say. they have seen a return tocandles heip a bride feel like a real woman. The gown is just one of says the firm. parents, to thank them for their he said. “ I ’m a student of history. you will have a suit that works for economical than renting. Cer­ and flowers, classical music and support and nurturing. I knew that things would come many styles women are wearing down the aisles these tainly there is no comparison in traditional vows. as many situations as possible. ’The Rev. Charles H. Ericson, back around.” days However, many men, because of the fit. A tuxedo is a purchase for “ It’s been several years since their lifestyles, find thatowninga a lifetime of wear. I ’ve been asked even to do a tuxedo is a must.” Don’t be taken in by fads. It is wedding in a home or in a Black Tie means just one thing best to stay with a single- garden,” Smith said earlier this — a tuxedo. It is always accom­ breasted, conservative cut with week.’ “ The assumption that panied by a black bow tie either a silk-faced shawl collar or people make when they come in to (hand-tied please). a black cum­ peaked lapels (never velvet). be married is that they will be merbund, and plain black hose ’This will always be in style. And / L o v e married in a church. This is something that they are seeking.” “ //.V tn u '~ l(tU ‘ UM'lIJrlt fullu tui JtS Marrying in a church, rather lA ptmtul.s t'tiui.shfil iuJust 7 u'f-t ks. Ynu M y than at home, in a park, or on a van (in it U shAin'it Ihfurn, f>u't WE MAKE WEDDINGS mountain top seems to symbolize C('nU‘r('nnnsvlnr. the fact that marriage is a lifetime commitment, said AS EASYAS V J a te rh e d Heath. 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But this like organdies or beautiful tulle lacy gowns as a fashion student in the many options available in departments, offering more fa­ become a treasured momento of season has its own subtle yet on dresses,” she continues. “ The France. Yet her own designs are finding the perfect outfit for that bric choices and providing knowl­ the special day. distinctive details — including girl wants to float down the far less sweet and emure than special day. edgeable sales help. If you don’t see the fabrics or colors you are new colors and deep “ V " backs — aisle.” those of her counterparts in the Before you decide what to United States and Europe. looking for, don’t despair. Most that will appeal to brides’ modem wear, the experts at Simplicity fashion sense. There is less beading on the retailers have color cards and newest gowns, she says, because The designer favors sensuously Pattern Company suggest that they can special order fabrics for Moreover, top bridal designers you shop around. Peruse the Eariy U.S. curtains each add their own point of view “ the bride wants to call attention close-to-the-body silhouettes with you. Ifyoudothis.be sure toallow to her face, not her clothes.” detachable trains; ruffles, rush­ bridal magazines and stores, try four to six weeks for delivery and functional, dacorativa to “ traditional” wedding dresses. things on. get an idea ohwhat you ing and Fortuny-style pleats; and always order extra yardage for DES MOINES, Iowa (A P) — Their design signatures are as As for short skirts, the veteran want your dress to look like. personal and varied as their unabashed bare backs and plung­ last minute alterations. Until at least the Md-19tb cen­ bridal designer will have none of ing necklines. Some of her fabrics backgrounds. Instead of buying off the rack, Keep the leftover fabrics and tury, bed and window curtains it. are hand-painted. “ Today’s bride Frank Masandrea began his many women are opting to sew trims from the gowns and dresses were designed to be both func­ is highly individualistic, sexy, bridal-design career in the 1960s. " I tried in the ’60s and didn’t their own dresses, or they have you’ve sewn. You can put them to tional and decorative. adventuresome and self- While still a student at the sell a dress, so I ’m not going to do their dresses made for them by a good use by creating Bridal gifts According to Country Home assured,” she says. Fashion Institute of Technology, it this time. It’s fine for cocktail qualified seamstress. You’ll find and accessories. Simplicity has» Magazine, studies made at Old he worked part time for the parties and dancing, but not fora several new bridal designs this Sturbridge Village, a living- This year Katsura has merged just introduced a new pattern display department at Lord 4 bride.” Spring in pattern catalogs from history museum in Sturbridge, some Asian and Western influen­ from which you can make satin Taylor in New York City. After Simplicity and Style. Mass., indicate that fewer than More adventurous brides will ces, designing with kimono-like hangers, a ring pillow, sachets showing his free-lance designs to I i half the people in any rural New sleeves and shapes. Some women who sew their and more. the bridal buyer, who commissi­ be inclined to seek out the unique England town would have had gowns of Tokyo’s fashion rebel own gowns actually create the oned him to do an exclusive In Japan, Katsura is a national For a truly color-coordinated curtains prior to the mid-lSOOs. Yumi Katsura. Kathura has been look they want by making collection for the store, his career television star, as well as a wedding, use the extra fabric to However, anyone who was able to selling to American stores since sleeves, skirts or necklines from was launched. renowned designer, and her flair make cummerbunds and bow ties afford curtains cherished the 1981. Her gowns embody some two to fourdifferent patterns. The In 1984, Masandrea teamed up for drama is always apparent. with a Simplicity pattern. If you warmth, color and design they basic bridal guidelines — ^ e y are average cost of making your own with businessman Paul Diamond. Her bridal-house headquarters in really want to save money, try could provide for a room. elaborate, long and white — then Bridal gown is at least one-third Masandrea’s dramatic and lav­ Tokyo is a giant rococo-style making your own bridal head- Throughout the 18th and early they break all the rules. the price of what it would cost to ish pure silk for the Diamond building that resembles a wed­ piece. Both Simplicity and Style 19th centuries, curtains were buy it ready made. Collection mixes ceremonial for­ Trained in the theaterNand the ding cake. But she has a tradi­ carry patterns for hats, veils and usually made in simple ways that bows and many stores carry mality with fashion-smart, and art of costume design. Katsura tional side, too: Katsura has Bridesmaids and Mother-of- required cutting the fabric in as Simplicity’s silk bridal flowers to sometimes sexy, details. later studied fashion in Paris. 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It’s no surprise to learn that gowns today, while rayon and brides have traditionally worn Is there a wedding in your Bridal gown, or have it made for and speciai classes — where you down the aisle in 1988 will come polyester were once more only kimonos. future? Whether you’re a bride- you, make sure you get plenty of are able to complete a project. romantic wedding gowns that are important. to-be or a member of the wedding expert ad vice. Many fabric stores With all the help available, you long and white, lacy and beaded, “ There is a trend toward sheers Katsura was exposed to white, party, you’ll want to know about today are expanding their bridai can certainly stitch up a hand­ ruffled and bowed. But this like organdies or beautiful tulle lacy gowns as a fashion student in the many options available in departments, offering more fa­ made creation that is sure to season has its own subtle yet on dresses,” she continues. “ The France. Yet her own designs are finding the perfect outfit for that bric choices and providing knowi- become a treasured momento of distinctive details — including girl wants to float down the far less sweet and emure than special day. edgeable sales help. If you don’t the special day. new colors and deep “ V ” backs — aisle.” those of her counterparts in the '\ see the fabrics or colors you are Before you decide what to that will appeal to brides' modem United States and Europe. looking for, don’t despair. Most There is less beading on the wear, the experts at Simplicity fashion sense. retailers have color cards and newest gowns, she says, because The designer favors sensuously Pattern Company suggest that Moreover, top bridal designers they can special order fabrics for “ the bride wants to call attention close-to-the-body silhouettes with you shop around. Peruse the Eariy U.S. curtains each add their own point of view you. If you do this, be sure to allow to her face, not her clothes.” detachable trains: ruffles, rush­ bridal magazines and stores, try to "traditional” wedding dresses. four to six weeks for delivery and functional, dacoratlva Their design signatures are as ing and Fortuny-style pleats: and things on, get an idea ofwhat you As for short skirts, the veteran always order extra yardage for personal and varied as their unabashed bare backs and plung­ want your dress to look like. DES MOINES, Iowa (A P) - bridal designer will have none of ing necklines. Some of her fabrics last minute alterations. Until at least the mid-19th cen­ backgrounds. it. Instead of buying off the rack, Frank Masandrea began his are hand-painted. “ Today’s bride Keep the leftover fabrics and tury, bed and window curtains many women are opting to sew were designed to be both func­ bridal-design career in the 1960s. “ I tried in the ’60s and didn’t is highly individualistic, sexy, trims from the gowns and dresses their own dresses, or they have tional and decorative. While still a student at the sell a dress, so I ’m not going to do adventuresome and self- you’ve sewn. You can put them to their dresses made for them by a According to Country Home Fashion Institute of Technology, it this time. It’s fine for cocktail assured,” she says. good use by creating Bridal gifts qualified seamstress. You’ll find and accessories. Simplicity bas Magazine, studies made at Old he worked part time for the parties and dancing, but not for a several new bridal designs this display department at Lord & bride.” This year Katsura has merged just introduced a new pattern Sturbridge Village, a living- some Asian and Western influen­ Spring in pattern catalogs from from which you can make satin history museum in Sturbridge, Taylor in New York City. After Simplicity and Style. showing his free-lance designs to More adventurous brides will ces, designing with kimono-like i i . hangers, a ring pillow, sachets Mass., indicate that fewer than the bridal buyer, who commissi­ be inclined to seek out the unique sleeves and shapes. Some women who sew their and more. half the people in any rural New gowns of Tokyo’s fashion rebel England town would have had oned him to do an exclusive In Japan. Katsura is a national / own gowns actually create the Yumi Katsura. Kathura has been For a truly color-coordinated curtains prior to the mid-1800s. collection for the store, his career television star, as well as a look they want by making selling to American stores since wedding, use the extra fabric to However, anyone who was able to was launched. renowned designer, and her flair sleeves, skirts or necklines from 1981. Her gowns embody some make cummerbunds and bow ties afford curtains cherished the In 1984. Masandrea teamed up for drama is always apparent. two to fourdifferent patterns. The basic bridal guidelines — they are with a Simplicity pattern. If you warmth, color and design they with businessman Paul Diamond. Her bridal-house headquarters in average cost of making your own elaborate, long and white — then really want to save money, try could provide for a room. Masandrea’s dramatic and lav­ Tokyo is a giant rococo-style Bridal gown is at least one-third they break all the rules. making your own bridal head- Throughout the 18th and early ish pure silk for the Diamond building that resembles a wed­ the price of what it would cost to piece. Both Simplicity and Style 19th centuries, curtains were Collection mixes ceremonial for­ Trained in the theater and the ding cake. But she has a tradi­ buy it ready made. carry patterns for hats, veils and usually made in simple ways that mality with fashion-smart, and art of costume design. Katsura tional side, too: Katsura has Bridesmaids and Mother-of- bows and many stores carry required cutting the fabric in as sometimes sexy, details. later studied fashion in Paris, She written four books published in House of Bianchi/Modern Bride Simplicity’s silk bridal flowers to frugal a manner as possible. The Masandrea says. “ For spring, returned to Tokyo, and in 1963 Japan on weddings and wedding the-Bride dresses can cost as little as $25 to $50 for materials. adorn your creations. installations also were generally the dresses are very romantic presented the first Western-style etiquette, earning her the nick­ LACE AND SILK — A shimmering and pearly headpiece To help you get started, many simple. Often, the fabric was There are poufy ball gowns, bridal show in Japan, where name. “ Emily Post of Tokyo.” Outfits for the littlest attendants bustles, crinolines and tiers of accentuate this lovely gown which employs a pattern of can be a real bargain to sew. too. stores offer all-day seminars, nailed directly to the window demonstrations, fashion shows fabric. It's just like what’s lace and silk to accentuate romanticism. Whether you sew your own frame. happening in ready-to-wear.” Masandrea is also showing lots of revealing wedding dresses. House of Bianchi/Modern Bride “ Brides no longer want high necklines: they want something off-the-shoulder and bare.” he THREE CHOICES — At left, a beautiful combination of says. peach La Champagne with a fitted bodice and sweetheart Genuine Pure Brass This year, he adds, there is less lace on many gowns, and beads neckline, complement the gown at center, which is a and lace are both more strategi­ combination of Coin Dot Taffeta with an Intermezzo Catering at Its best for cally placed. Finally, he stresses J H t U length skirt. At right, a seafoam of Bengal Moire, Veed the importance of color. neckline and pointed bodice all spell beauty. Each year, designers introduce WEDDINGS • RECEPTIONS • BANQUETS one or two pale pink gowns for the COCKTAIL PARTIES • TEAS rare bride who eschews white. ...but not high priced! But in 1988, many designers are Consultants for any size gathering... showing peach, pale blue, mint We furnish everything and homecook all and especially pink gowns. 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