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MoTMtoy, March 30,1M7 3 0 C «n t S World can’t Israeli officer moms: balance ite admits role in ch eckbook ThB A c c i for«casi fo By Carl Hartman A The Assoclotad Press calls for recruiting spy N orths WASHINGTON - In the first half weather li of the 1980s the world lost — or maybe Just misplaced — more than and f rigk By Sereel Shoreorodsky “the worsening of Israell-U.S. $388 billion, according to figures turea In th« Ttw Aasocloted Press relations and my concern for the collected by the International future of relations between the two Monetary Fund. k TEL AVIV, Israel — A top air countries and ties with U.S. It calls this sum a "discrepancy," force officer was quoted today as Jewry." something like the $7.88 you can’t acknowledging he recruited Jona­ He added, " I f facts had been the find in checking your monthly bank than Jay Pollard to spy for Israel only consideration, I would not statement against the canceled > but that be did not consider It a have drawn the cmcluslon that I checks. mistake and resigned only because reached." He did not elaborate. "Am erican wants a bead." Sella said his decision was Adding up the figures of their 151 Lt. Col. Aviem Sella on Sunday "personal and independent" and member countries, the fund’s book­ resigned his command of Israel’s came despite numerous requests keepers totaled $3U billion more in most prestigious air base, Tel Nof, "from the general public and even deUts than in credits for the years citing his concern for deteriorating American citizens who have ex­ 1980 through 1984. The discrepancy U.S.-Israeli relations over the Pol­ pressed support and identification began to show in the late 1970s, lard affair. with me and have urged me to peaking at $113.9 billion in 1982. Sella, M, was indicted in the cominue in my Job." Though the total has gone down ivta United States this month on espion­ According to Israeli newspapers. since, a report that the fund plans to line age charges. His appointment Sella was a top pilot and computer publish in June will say it is still Ibig March 3 to command Tel Nof expert who won the Air Force large. lar- angered U.S. officials who inter­ Prize, one of its highest awards, for The last figure available is for preted it as a reward tor his role in a program that Jams enemy radar 1984; $95.8 billion. ler. the Pollard affair. during combat. Colleagues des­ Because the sums are so big, the the The mass circulation newspaper cribed him as one of two or three fund is that they cast doubt on all Its led Yediot Ahronot today quoted Sella candidates for air force huge compilations of statistics, on as saying he recruited Pollard and commander. the conclusions it draws about the rom passed him on to Rafael Eitan, head Sella has faced little criticism in world’s economic situation and on fter of the Defense Ministry's Scientific Israel for his role In the Pollard its suggestions on what to do about Liaison Bureau. case, and his resignation drew wide It. “ Yes, ,I recruited Pollard. He praise. So three years ago, it appointed a came to me, and 1 packed him on to " I expected it. He did what he had "working party" headed by Pierre Rafi Eitan. I did not do more than to do," Prime Minister Yitzhak Esteva, a high-level official in the In perti lied thati” M ia was quoted as sa y ii^ n Shainif. of the right-wing Ukud French ministry of finance, to look 3 Charlton the Interview, conducted last bloc, said on Israel radio. He ■Ito’ for the money or at least to come up fered histori Friday. declined to speculate when asked if with some ideas about what hap­ staff of "St " I don’t think I made a mistake... others would resign. pened to it. A summary of their when they i I did only what any other (Israeli) YossI Sarid, a left-wing member work appeared in the "IM F Sur­ Jew would have done," Sella was of Parliament, praised Sella’s vey,” a fund publication, earlier with "B en V quoted as saying. He was quoted as decision and called on Defense this month. — as In Sid. saying his contact with Pollard was Minister Yitzhak RaUn and other Investment income turned out to Heston, v limited to recruitment because politicians allegedly involved to be a major problem. playing her controlling a spy was the Job of the resign as well. "Countries receiving capital 0 epi(sics, tried I secret services. " I respect a person who decides were able to identify and record of 8N L Satu He also was quoted as saying he on his own," said Foreign Minister income payments, while countries “ It’s a I was reluctant to leave his post but Shimon Peres, head of the left­ whose residents placed funds around a that "Am erica wants a head." leaning Labor Party. abroad had an Incomplete record of before the si Pollard, a 32-year-old American The government said In No­ receipts," the summary said. of my life pi Jew and former civilian analyst for vember 1985 when Pollard was The summary does not mention ble fellows' the U.S. Navy, was sentenced to life arrested that his hiring was done by capital flight, the widespread prac­ the Jews in prison March 4 for selling Israel low-level officials and had not been tice of people in countries with painting th( hundreds of classified U.S. military authorized by the government. But Herald photo by Tucker shaky economies sending their those fellow documents in 1984-8S. In a presentencing statement, Pol­ money somewhere safe without make Jokes and lard claimed his activities were The Israeli military spokesman’s telling their own governments Heston, five known by senior Israelis. Humming along office had no immediate comment about it. They often choose the ABC’s prii lana when asked to confirm Sella’s A government-appointed panel United States or Switzerland. That Colbys,” ss 4BA reported comments. Sella could not and a parliament subcommittee Bryan Tripp of the Connecticut Army cut Is one of the first states to get the way they lose nothing if their one night immediately be reached for are investigating the affair. governments devalue their curren­ National Guard shows off a Hummer at Hummer, a tactical vehicle equipped for writers’ me I the comment. "(S ella’s resignation) is without Howell Cheney Regional Vocational TOW missiles and other combat equip­ cies. On the contrary, they make a New Sella, who remains In the air doubt a positive step," said Abba pile If they bring their money home “ They w« raid force, said in his resignation letter Eban, who heads the parliament Technical School. Tripp, a graduate of ment. Story on page 3. after the devaluation. explain it to S:18 he was stepping down because of probe. the school, told students that Connecti­ Capital flight Is illegal in some about It, on places; in others it’s Just consi­ lack some Vff a dered "portfolio diversification." tive.’ In th with Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. esti­ Caesar She but mates that between 1983 and 1988, when it was Don’t blame us, women tell doc at MMH seminar moneyed people in 10 Latin Ameri­ kind of sho\ free can debtor countries sent $M.2 "T h e Co nation was finished and the doctor Jeka By Nancy Pappas was for a woman who stood up In the the river. More than 80 women paid The thrust of the presentation by billion abroad. season with Herald Reporter bock row near the end of the hour to was on his way out the door, the 110 each to have breakfast with the two heaith professionais was Nor does the summary mention Wednesday read a four-point "bill of particu­ Mary Ollie Newman, former consu­ patient said, "Before you go. Dr. 'era, that the patient is primarily respon­ sending money abroad that has poorly in th A Saturday morning seminar on lars” against customs she said are mer and health reporter for WFSB- Connoliy, can I have a prescription lam, sible for the quality of communica­ been earned through drug sales or said. "I’m effective patient-physician dia­ common among physicians. These TV, then attend workshops on tion between herself and her doctor. for tranquiiizers?” other Illicit activity. People in those logue turned Into a tense dialogue next fall. included calling patients by their sexuality, combining motherhood The skit presented during the hour, In the anaiysis which foliowed, businesses avoid close contact with between two health-care profes­ first names while requiring use of a with professional life, and health­ which was written by Parker, laid Parker said to the audience, their countries’ tax and trade sionals and the audience. courtesy title themselves; calling screening techniques. the blame for poor communication "Haven’t I been very unfair to him ? officials. Leader The tension was almost visible in staff members "the girls” ; not with the patient. I came in with my fuil agenda in Legitimate businesses also may Manchester Memorial Hospital’s The Dala allowing enough time for appoint­ The most controversial part of mind, and only at the very end will I fall to report. The General Account­ H. Louise Ruddell Auditorium, as ual leader i firat ments; and not taking patients’ the day was a workshop called The skit was a conversation bring up what I really had on my ing Office, which makes investiga­ an audience of about 50 women concerns seriously. “ Doctor, Do You Hear Me? ” with between Parker, playing the role of was quoted lead mind. He’s got to go on to see other tions for Congress, said earlier this raey heard a gynecologist and a nurse The seminar was part of a Dr. John Connolly, a Manchester a patient, and Connolly, as himself. patients and now, at the very end. month that it surveyed 1,679 busi­ plans to rei practitioner blame most communi­ conference called “ Intimate Choi­ gynecologist, and nurse practi­ In the script, the patient did not 9 long as It n erth I ’m dropping.the bomb” nesses and found 559 of them listed cation problems on patients, rather ces" at the hospital, which organiz­ tioner Susan Parker, who directs reveal her real reason for coming to smaller amounts of interest and rule. laU than doctors. ers said was the first big women’s the occupational health program at see the physician until the end of dividends on their income' tax " I t is tl The only applause at the program health conference offenkl east of Manchester Memorial Hospital. her appointment. ARer the exami- Please turn to page 10 returns than they actually watching," received. quoted him Another problem is posed by interview T O D A Y ’S H E R A L D places like Liechtenstein and the New Delhi, Rewards don’t solve crimes Cayman Islands, where the govern­ (%ina In ments make a point of knowing The Dalai Dtbt plagues OOP Fall gets attention By Brant Laymon order rewards paid, and only in he’ll have to wait a while longer. nothing about businesses r o is ­ 1989 after c Tht Assoclotad Prats cases in which Judges find people The court is considering recent tered under their laws. ing against Connecticut’s new Republican A top Reagan administration provided information that led to the claims by two other people that So do new financial devices that state chairman, Robert S. Poliner, official said today that the dra­ HARTFORD — Most of the time, arrests and convictions of guilty other information they provided shift assets from banks to "non­ got a shock when he took the reins matic tall of the Japanese stock even the promise of easy money parties. Applicants can be made to helped solve the case. banks" such as pension funds and this month; the GOP had a deficit of market today In anticipation of can’t solve the toughest crimes, wait for their rewards until defend­ "They have been convicted twice insurance companies. $104,000, not the $30,000 to $40,000 massive U.S. tariffs on Japanese Connecticut authorities have ants’ appeals are exhausted. and sentenced twice and the state The Esteva group found other originally projected. A fund-raising diacovered. Robert DePretis, owner of the still doesn’t want to pay,” DePretis sources of discrepancies. Shi­ Com! electronic parts has "gotten their appeal Is going out and the party is attention." Story on page 7. Of $3.35 million in rewards Northwest Detective Agency in said. powners in Greece, Hong Kong and seeking reimbursement from the offered by governors in 277 cases Torrington, says one reason that Avis and his accomplice were Eastern Europe failed to report the 7 S«iii|i relatively few crimes have been convicted of murder in 1881. The money they made on freight or the state for $130,Ooo in legal fees it since 1073, only $200,000 has been In this spi incurred fighting for the right to paid for help in solving 18 crimes. solved through offering of rewards Supreme Court, however, over­ international spending of their open GOP primaries to unaffiliated lnd«x “ There aren't a lot of good may be that the bounties are turned the convictions, saying the fleets, it said. of new CO voters. Story on page 4. Samaritans out there," said New sometimes difflcult to collect. two men should have been tried "On the official side, much of the printed fr to paB**> t gdetloiM Haven State’s Attorney Arnold DePretis has been waiting six separately. Each was re-convicted discrepancy results from a lack of time to years to collect the $20,000 he says is Advice 17 Lottery______2 Markle. in separate trials last year. data on the operations of interna­ reaction. I due him for tracking down one of Markle and Hartford State’s tional Institutions, especially of the Rain coming Business— _ _ 0 ObRuariee___10 Connecticut governors have of­ Invited to i fered rewards for the most serious the suspects in the 1078 slaying of Attorney John M. Bailey say European Community,” according Tonight, breezy with rain and Ciaseifled _ 10-20 Opinion_____ 0 unsolved crimes, mostly slayings, Alfred Schmid of Harwinton. DePretis’ case is unusual. to the summary. possibly a thunderstorm. The rain Comlos ., 0 Peopte^— _ 2 since at least 1875. The legislature DePretis obtained a written Markle credits the reward pro­ Among iu other financial activi­ raid’s cot may be heavy at times. U>w in the Conneotiout..A-e Bports — ll-ie increased the amount the governor confession from James Avis, one of gram with having helped solve ties, the European Community 'Our cor 40s. Tuesday, windy with a 70 tnleftainment 17 Teievielon _ 17 could offer from $3,000 to $20,000 in two men convicted in the Slaying. three New Haven-area murders, makes loans to Third WorM coun­ Ieeturse I percent chance of showers. High in Pocue ___ 10 U.B./WofM___7 ion. " It ’s absolutely absurd,” DiePre- including that of a firefighter who tries and transfers some funds h the 50s. Leoel news.!, 10 Weather— . t (M y Superior Court Judges can tis said last week after being told perished in an arson fire. among member governments. 4 - M AW CH > - MANCHEgTEK WPKALP JiW d «r. Uwrt» » . IWL M m m e m m h e r a l p . ifaren m m . m U m m State panel l l : WEATH State Taxes bwetligates THE WEATHER Conn#ctfcut forecast T W ia li g m m a» n » m m mm m m m n union gripe CsMral, e—win M crtor, ______TMight, bTMi7 wHk nto aad powAly • <______An informal conference has been ■form. Tka nrta iM jr b « iwcvjr M ttmM. Law M OM scheduled April 30 by the staiie 4*1. T M «^ . wiMir witli « 7t kareMt atoww t i £ Board of Labor Relations toinveali- akawera. fRgk f* fka Ma. p ..,r y a r gate a onion complaint that Robert Wan Cikam, SaMi fiaaiai Toaigkt, w M y wifk Harrison, Manchester parks and rain awf poaaikiy a tkoatfaralonn!na rain may ba I S E 3 cemeteries superintendent, was haavy at timaa. Law « t o M. Toaaday, windy wKk a unfairly given extra 901 responsibilities. Tkyareani eton ea at ritowart. rngb in tba M b. WawkwaW m m : W netf w »i mitt and Board agent JtXm W. IBiMrion V om tU f a tkondaratarm. Law in the 4ia. fkaaday, said today that after the investiga­ windy with a yapareanf chanea af Aawara. fligkM tion, the department will recom­ taSd. mend to the labor board whether to hold a formal hearing or Asmiss PiSSSSSt: the complaiat. But K in ^ o n said Coastal forecast the state would Hke to resolve the dispute before that point. Long Itland Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Q The complainf was filed by the TO Montauk Point ■*.m Civtl Service En I AfflNstes Small craft adviaory in effect. m '*1 *.»■ J T ^ o m i s ^ last Thursday, ft stoms from a Wind southeast increasing to 3S to 35 knots today decision in December hy PPMIc tWrsM shstss Sy Pbim m O N T S ; and early tonight and to 35 to 35 knots late tonight Works Director George Kandrs to and TueWiay. inchide in fforriamrs operatinf Seas 3 to 4 feet today and 4 to 5 feet tonight and TaxM accounted for 58.9 percent of etate general About 150 young people take part in social problems. From left are Jon Lynn Stanley, left, and Diane Roberto, both nurae budget some improvement projects OoM • 1M7 Acew-Waanw. me. Tuewlay. revenuea In 1985, while Intergovernmental revenue, aueh Youth Awaranaaa Day Saturday In Dickson, Julia Scusael, Jennifer Siri- practitioners with the Univeraity of Connecticut, talk to that previously were the rw ponsl- V islU lity 1 to 3 m iles in pnriltable rain this aa granta from the federal government, provided about 20 Coventry. The presentation Included a anni. Shannon Hickey and people gathered for Youth Awaranaaa Day at bllity of the Recreation afternoon. ViMMlity often below l mile in rain percent of state funds. Overall, state Income exceeded aeries of workahopa on personal and Cusano. Coventry High ^hool. Depailment. thunderstorms and fog tonight and Tuesday. CSEA has said that a study was ThnAccu-Wnnthnr Tides rising to two feet above normal tonight will state spending by more than $48 billion that year. not done by the town before the REGIONAL WEATHER cause some flooding in lowltring coastal sections and forecast for Tuesday Fewer attend this year change was made to aee If Harriaon calls for rain In the nne minor beach erosion. could reasmiaMy have been ex­ A Aoco-Weather® forecast for Tuesday Northeast, sunny pected to perform the duties, or Daytime Conditions and High Temperaiures A l m a i u i c what effect the decision would have weather In the West Across the nation Experts tell Coventry teens to communicate on his salary. and frigid tem pera­ The change was part of a plan by A Texas storm aimed at the Midwest today as Today Is Monday, March 30, the State Cyrus Vance and Soviet An unid tures In the Midwest. arctic air chilled the nation from the Plains into the By Jocquollne Bennott series of teen suicide attempts. try High School, said fear also Today, she enjoys her life. She sexoaiity. Town Robert B. Weiss to •Mhday of 1007. Thereare275days leader Leonid Brezhnev ended South. Herald Correspondent Social-service professionals of­ affects a man’s ability to retote wants other peojple to know there is “ If your boyfrieiNl wants to have have the Recreation Department horse wl left in the year. three days of talks without fered workshops on everything strictly oversee programing, while The storm over northeast Texas carried a intimately with his son or other help, all one ha.s to do is ask for H. sex but you’re not ready, just tell horse ai Today’s highlight In history: reaching an arms-limitation ac­ from sex and AIDS to getting a job. men. leaving the care of o f facilltieifacilities and mixture of rain, sleet and snow as it built strength on COVENTRY - Myths about Cohen said confidential help Is him. Say 'no,'” said one girl. downtoi The day’s main nnessage was At another . workshop. Elaine fields to the Parks Department. its path toward southern Michigan. On March 30, 1001, President cord. Both sides agreed to resume men. alcohol and drug abuse, available by calling her at New “There are so many ways to be communication. Speaker after Cohen, 41. and Rod Wilson. 16. Previously, the Recreation Depart­ Winter storm watches were posted for today and Reagan was shot and wounded by negotiations in Geneva the follow­ self-defense and sex were some of Perceptions, where she works in intimate with someone, cuddle or the topics discussed during Youth speaker said communication was talked about abusing drugs and Willimantic. talk. Sex Is down at the bottom of ment budget included money for tonight In eastern Illinois, Indiana and southern John W. Hinckley Jr. outside the ing May. Awareness Day Saturday at Coven­ not only the way to solve problems, alcohol, and how it feels to live with Wilson said he took drugs to take the list." work done by Parks Itepartment Michigan. A gale warning was issued for Lake Washington Hilton Hotel. White Five years ago: The space try High School but to avoid them in the first place. someone who abuses these away the pain of family problems crews. Ex- Michigan. House News Secretary James 8. shuttle Columbia ended its third “ Kids get a lot of messages, ft substances. and to gain acceptance. “ In two months you can’t be in Cold arctic air that was settled across the Plains Brady, a Secret Service agent and flight withasmoothlanding at Mayor Barbara Weinberg de­ can’t hurt to at least try to discuss BRIAN HEATH, a Coventry “ When you live in a substance- " I went the whole nine yards. I love enough to have sex," a hoy in a District of Columbia police White Sands Missile Range in New the audience said. clined today to comment on the NEW HA pushed early-morning temperatures into the teens these things.” said Youth Services psychologist, talked about common abuse household, you think no one stopped going to school,” said charge. So did Director Kenneth victed garni to 30s from the upper half of the M lssissif^ Valley officer were also wounded in the Mexico with astronauts Jack R. Coordinator Elizabeth Preli. who mirihs about men that interfere can understand. You deny the Wilson, who tried two other recov­ “ At any age, automatic sex is not Tedford. But Director Geoffrey lottery agen into northern Michigan. Temperatures were in tlw attack. Lousma and C. Gordon Fullerton organized Saturday’s daylong with relationships. problem,” said one girl. “ Then ery treatments before New Percep­ the best choice,” said Thomas Naab said. “ I don’t know that there Alfred W. < single digits In parts of western Kansas and eastern On this date: aboard. event. “ The hope is it will helpthem “ Males are uncomfortable about when you start to talk about it. you tions. He said he is now confident Abbot, a Coventry High School teacher. is any basis for the claims.” cently stepp Colorado and dipped toward freezing in much of the In 1032, Florida became a One year ago: Actor James to talk among themselves and even themselves and intimacy.” said realize there is a way out.” about his future and plans to Deputy Mayor Peter DiRosa top gaming South. Cagney, who had become famous those who aren’t here will be Heath. become a counselor. The biggest United States territory. 'The day was capped with 13 hours said, “ 1 was kind of surprised to see own securii Snowshowers were scattered over the southern affected.’’ According to Heath, real men do “I AM A GRATEFUL and part of his recovery was learning to In 1043, Dr. Crawford W. Long of for playing gangster roles but who of evening events supervised by the it. I ’m sure the manager and the Issued the p Rockies and rain was widespread from southeast­ About ISO people attended, 80 eat quiche, wash the dishes and recovering alcoholic and drug be open about bis feelings, he said. Jefferson, Oa., first used ether as won an Academy Award for Rev. David Jarvis. A dance, sports assistant manager will handle It.” Nicholas 1 ern Michigan across Ohio and Indiana Into percent of them teen-agers. The even cry. However, from an early abuser.” said Cohen. Before seek­ an anesthetic during a minor playing song-and-dance man activities, movies, games and a The assistant manager, Steven Haven was Kentucky and Tennessee. numbers were down slightly from age, they’re taught that it's not OK ing help, she said she had been A DISCUSSION GROUP at the operation. George M. Cohan, died athis farm breakfast put on by the Lions Club Werbner, handles negotiations with illegal gamli last year, when the event was held to express feelings openly. suicidal. She had slashed her wrists end of the day reflected today’s new In 1050, Hyman L. Lipman of In Stanfordville, N. Y., at age 56. Sunday morning were among the unions representing town to a y/t-yt for the first time in response to a Noah Bavier. a senior at Coven­ and jumped from moving cars. attitudes of restraint about highlights. employees. Philadelphia patented a pencil Today’s Birthdays: Singer term, put ( with an attached eraser. Frankie Lalne is 74. Former years, and I In March In 1007, Secretary of State national security adviser for a lottery William Seward reached agree­ McGeorge Bundy Is 66. Actor John Town wants more walks fixed PEOPLE ment with Russia to purchase the Astin is 87. Television personality Army vehicle visits Cheney territory of Alaska for $7.3 P eter Marshall is 87. Actor The town administration wants to That bond issue, expected to Thursday said a couple of areas — such as locations on Spencer Street million. The deal was ridiculed in Warren Beatty Is 80. Singer Eric expand Its sidewalk-repair pro­ cover four years of work and By John MItchtll The Friday presentation was done by Bryan totaling 81 million, would result in and East Middle Turnpike — should the U S. as “ Seward’s F olly” Clapton is 43. gram for the 1987-88 fiscal year , but Herald Reporter Tripp, a graduate of Cheney Tech. Net In perspective A hip geek the effort will represent only a seven miles of repairs. Kandra have sidewalks. In 1070, the 18th Amendment to liiought for Today: “ Govern­ Randall said Tripp demonstrated that “ voca­ fraction of what would have to be said. “ The dollars don’t go very “ We have no money for new Students at Howell Cheney Regional Vocational 3 Charlton Heston says he of­ If you think comedian Emo tional education as we teach it Is able to be NEW HA the Constitution was declared in ment can easily exist without law, far,” he said, adding that if Is very sidewalks.” Kandra said. In the Technical School were confront^ last week by an fered historical perspective to the Phillips is weird when you watch done to fix all the cracks in the transferred and used by one of our graduates In a became a effect, giving black men the right but law cannot exist without 100-plus miles of sidewalks in expensive work. proposed budget, though, there Is a Army tactical vehicle, but the invasion was a staff of "Saturday Night Live” him flap and contort his way key way." today as thi to vote. government.” — Bertrand Rus­ Manchester, Public Works Direc­ When the money from the bond request to spend $28,000 to build friendly one. He eald itudenta found the Army vehicle began publl when they met, but it dealt not through his act, you ought to try In 1070, Texas was readmitted sell, Nobel Prize-winning philo­ tor George A. Kandra said Friday. issue is expended, which should be 1.800 feet of new sidewalks on West Students at the school had the chance to see a amating. “ Students were quite fascinated with replacing I with “ Ben Hur,” but with Caesar going to a restaurant with him. Into the Union. sopher (1673-1970). In the proposed budget for the by next year, Kandra said he plans Center Street between Bluefletd “ Hummer,” a new vehicle equipped to carry it,” he said. publication, — as in Sid. Phillips, always in character, fiscal year that begins July 1,19,900 to ask the town Board of Directors Drive and McKee Street. TOW missies, electrical equipment and other In 1909, the Queensboro Bridge Sgt. 1st Claas John Hobbs, also with the “ A mornl Heston, who m ade his name draws attention even in New would be spent to make spot repairs to establish another program that The town directors have yet to gear, according to Sgt. 1st Class Joseph 8. Sousa, opened, linking the New YorkCity recruiting division of the National Guard, eald the all day inst playing heroic figures In screen York. He’s tall, rail-thin, with Fortlgn rulB on sidewalks where p ^ p le have would continue to spend about decide if they will approve the a career counselor and recruiter at Headquarters boroughs of Manhattan and It Hummers the battalion has recieved do have a few hours e^ics, tried his hand as guest host wide eyes and a Prince Valiant Belgium was ruled by foreign tripped and have flled claims 8380,000 each year. request. A budget will be adopted in Co.. 1st Battalion, 169th Infantry, of the Queens. long-term purpose. “ The Hummer will take the Editor Thoi SNL SatuMay. hairdo cut ragged across his leaders for 1,900 years before against the town. This would be in These efforts, though, do not take May. Connecticut Army National Guard. Sousa said In 1948, the Soviet Union place of the jeeps we have now,” he said. “ It will the decision “It’s a rare chance to kid forehead. His clothes look like becoming an independent constitu­ addition to the 8350.000 expected to Into account new sidewalk con­ The only areas where new Connecticut is one of the first states to get the be used for the TOW missile system.” from an af around a little,” Heston said they came off the rack at the invaded Austria during World tional monarchy in 1630. Today the be spent this year and In 1988 under struction. Currently, there is no sidewalks are being constructed is Hummer, and the National Guard Is showing it publication before the show. ‘T ve spent most Salvation Army. W a rn . nation is divided between the a bond Issue approved a few years town program to build new side­ where new building occurs. but that off. A TOW miisile is a tube-launched, optically Courier. In 1904, John Glenn withdrew Flemish in the north who speak walks, even though town directors Is paid for by the developers. Lewis Randall, director ot Cheney Tech, said tracked, wire-linked command-guided missile. of my life playing these formida­ The waitress asks if he will be ago by voters. Oeyer sal from the Ohio race for the U.S. Dutch and the Walloons in the south the presentation was a nice educational tool for used mostly to pierce tank armor. ble fellows who are busy leading ordering any food. "N o, thanks. 1 have a clrci Senate because of injuries he who speak French. students. He said the vehicle’s makeup fit Into the Hobbs said the Hummers are being taken to the Jews out of bondage or just had stomach surgery,’ ’ he The Regi mechanics and diesel programs at the school. schooli in the area to show them off and to use as a painting the Sistine celling, and fibs in his childlike voice. suffered in a fall. Courier wer Building of mall to begin In May Randall said it was also a way for students to recruiting method. “ It catches people’s eyes,” those fellows, they’re too busy to Phillips has been successful on In 1973, Ellsworth Bunker re­ company a learn the different options a diploma from the Hobbs said, adding that quite a few students aek ^ make Jokes.” the nightclub circuit and on "Late signed as U.S. ambassador to resulted In I L o t t e r y The developers of the proposed delaying the project in order to issues out of the way first,” Boyton school can lead to. about military careers as a result. Heston, who now stars on Night With David Letterman.’’ South Vietnam, and was suc­ a staff of I Mall at Buckland Hills plan to begin resolve several legal Issues sur­ said. She said she believes Ho- ABC’s prime-time soap "The He can be experienced by a larger Another 90 ceeded by Graham A. Martin. construction on the giant project rounding the mall. mart’s attorneys are trying to settle Colbys,” said he had gone over audience on HBO in a one-man leave the In 1904, President Reagan May 14, one month later than they Since Homart announced plans to some of the legal issues out of court incentive pi one night to observe the SNL “ On Location" show, film ed last formally ended U.S. participation Connecticut daily had announced, company officials build the 788,000-square-foot shop­ and hope to resolve them by May 14. Ingersoll! writers’ meeting. year at the Hasty Pudding in the multinational peacekeeping said. ping center in northwestern Man­ Homart, a subsidiary of Sears, Saturday: 544 two daily n “They were at great pains to Theater in Cambridge, Mass. force in Lebanon. Jane Boyton, a spokeswoman for chester, several lawsuits have been Roebuck and Co. of Chicago, also and annou explain It to me the way they went Phillips presents himself as a Play Four: 7291 the Homart Development Corp. of filed against the project. needs a revised traffic permit from Ten years ago: Secretary of conversion about It, and I said. ’I think you hip geek, and the style Is the Chicago, said the developers were “ We thought we’d get all our legal the State Traffic Commission. lack some historical perspec­ gimmick. His jokes are funny, but noon Regill tive.’ In the ’50s I did the Sid traditional. 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"Tbsrs is a rtnag ^ to break out of poverty trap iBM^ Roberts. fist A ilMdl compatiy Aat masagm the bulkf- oflica oa tba tasoa of bMs from tta libeHbood that ha will decide the wlMB b« teak a * ralw flUs iiMiBlIi; iflg to dloetMt "soma oM bOls imafllliamd-votar ngkt, but tba state of Coaaeetieat sboirid pay By Ann* MeOrofli repMr. Jobs, saM Patricia ibiaao, chalrwu- tlw GOF bad a tfsileit of aM .N t, iavoIvlBf tba laodlord.” tfseusshNis wars fruMm. something.” ‘Hw J^wetofM Frew The YWCA of Grwter Bridgeport man of toe atate'a Fermanent Bot the fSa.OM b» 9ia.NtorlgfiiaB]r Republicans have compiained Inc. to in tta third year of trriiriBg Commission on the Status of prolacted. Tba roBt pmnmams are up to date, PoUaer said tba request will be diat tba Damoeratie Farty, not ba saM. but "tbare is aB oostaB(Bag fmiiianyraiHnittedtoU.S. District HARTFCmD- ErtoBeSherriU to women in dm conetructhm traiieB Women. A to d -n M n c a p p a a l togoiivoat issna or twobatweaB m a a t iBvoivs Judge Jose A. Cabnmas, who rmad Connecticut taxpayers, should a 2S-year-Md RartRmi womaa wttb by wtaif a punt from toe ztato If a woman earna lew than $S2g and a a party Is sortdBf roSmbursO" soma BMBay.” Be refomd to have footed die O’NeflDadmiBirtra- a BOB to raize and no atomaeh for Department of Labor, and aeveral w hoar, ■he’a p n to a l^ better off more a a a two years ago that the doB’s legal Mils in the ease. m aat from a a state for flM.SW Ib elaborate. Rep^foaBs bad a a riglM to opao anodier dead-end Job atateagencloaaroiHvolvedtBanew economicaliy to stay on welfare, iafai faos it iBcarred flghttBf for 0 After wimdBg the first round In She tried a dinrlcal trafidng program, "Women Worfdng Tecb- Ms. Howell said. Batry-levrt tech- "Wa may decide to move out,” their primaries totha state’s aia,M Cabranes’ comtroom in Hartford, ntertjoha, she artd, payrttoM t tort tba right to opoB OOP iHimarias to P«dioar sahl. He tvaio refused to iadepaadaBt voters. program, but fonid her'typing nlcal,” that will start next month. imafliltated voters. elaberate. the GOP warn on to prevail in die afeHIa deteriorated in tte zhort time The state program, modeled mnch and often nrore. The admintotradoB of Demo­ 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in ebe waited for interviewa. Even ^ter a successftii one in Bergen Flredrica Gray, the permanent There was a flurry of spacidatiOB David Lauretti, geBcral eouBsel cratic Gov. William A. O'Neill New York and dien the U.S. then, pz^offerz werodtocouraging: County, N.J.. win provide teaining comndatfoa’a executfve director, last week that tba party might be for DevalopmeBt ftesources Corp., fought the idea from the begiBBiBg Supreme Court. S4.SS an hour. in ehHHronira at Hertford Skate raid Woifoeeday’s U.S. Supnme evicted from its foag-tima head­ which manages a e bufltHng, cob- and Attorney General Joseph I. Folinar was ^ c te d cbairmaB on “That’a not enough for m e,” zaid Tschnieai CoOege, remetoal aca­ Comt decision uphoMiw aflirma- Constanl quarters at 1 n g b St. iB Hartford firmad Oia meeting was pianned. Lieberman handled die adminis­ March IP, suceaadiiM Thomas J. Sherrill. demic wotIi rt Groater Hartford tive action for femato wmitera may becauseI of overdue irent. But, be said, "We are not taking any tration’s arguments. D’Amove Jr., who held dm post for She’f now enrolled in a 10-week OrnimunKy O ilcge and counseling open up opportunities for women in structure e Poliuer saki there was Bodauger actfoB to evict die Republicans.” "It will be up to the Judge to four years. eleetro-mecliaBical trainiag pro­ from Hartford Crtlege for Women. QOfhfrMIUOnal jOM. to meet net gram at Hartford OHlegiB for hi sellliw web programs to often The high court said a 1004 civil dtigm stlM A P photo WimteB. which baa been preparing skeptical women, "we always Hnk righto law bamring Aaerimination govem m ei women for "men’z work” Jobazince toe concept of tots type of Job wito on toe fob allows employers to give 1978. Mgber pay, more Jobe, better special preferences in Mring and Thatprol Kissinger greeted with piea for MIAs Old-faehloned eu^rlng promoting women to create a nrare Agencies and lartitutfonz trying beneflts, and more room for (ca­ administrs to help women break out of the reer) growth," said Ruth Howell, a balanced work force. KENT (AP) — A group con­ discusson with Kissinger. action. There is evidence showing counted for. ’They included service­ Lyn(k>h Corey guides his Belgian horses old-fashioned way. They say collecting poverty trap have turned to train­ staff member of Hartford C o lle t’s Most programs preparing pow confuse tlM cerned about Americans missing in "He was very sympathetic and he that American servicemen remain men from Stamford, Newington, through his sugarbush to collect sap in sap in buckets makes better syrup than ing them for traditionally male- Ounaeling Center. women for non-tra

I read fhoi Da yDufuj\«made 56 BUSINESS holes'in-one. hie Odd-lot stock purchases are common on Amex The low MmcbcflU in $340.00( :«unrnoM nsnaliy calkd — Is iMo nation’s buy. When the stock fell to that Exchange, but is quoted “ bid and at a Ugber price. expected i a second largest registored stock price, your 200-share round-lot asked.” fW KtnON: My broker charfss Water ^jnli of loeal exchange and bandies odd-lot order was excecnted. However, me a commission every time I b«y Robert Y « stock last trades on a regular basis. On the because of the l3>A-cent-per-share I was told that inlo order ^ e to sen the or sell over-tho-couator stock. 1 have the v sommar. Kaow- In v e s t o r s ’ Amex, the “ specialists” — ex­ “ (Rfferentlar’ usually charged on stock to me at $1, the brokerage suspect ho also adds a markup The tow iag that H wao a change members who make odd-lot limit orders, the stock's firm would have to buy it at 43b — when I buy and deducts a mark­ the work t apocniatlon, 1 G u id e markets in exchange-listed stocks price bad to dip anotiier one-eighth |4.07>A per share. Isn't it improper down when I sen. Is that allowed? the three decided to gam- William A. Doyle — act as odd-lot dealers. They of a point before your odd-lot trade for the brokerefe to levy that submitted with $1,090. execute trades for odd lota try could be executed. one-eighth per share charge on this ANfWKR: Nope. A brohorafs $610,0*3 to at booglit me buying and selling shares out of SOO-share round-lot buy? Arm is permitted to act as a four dams 300 shares. I am thdr own inventories. fHJEgnON: You explained that, principal or an agent. As a at Rowan unhappy with ILM when buying and selling odd lots of ANflOER: No. Your example is principal, it ievies maikqpa and and Buck! odd lots. Re- If that broker really told yon what stock, brokerage firm customers entirely different than odd-lot tran­ markdowns. As an agent, it charges OThile t eontly, 1 pot in an order for 331 Stock Exchange, where this stock is you say he did, he doesn’t know his “ might or might not be charged a sactions on stock exchanges. The commissions. C h arin g a commis­ analyzed I shares to be bought when they listed. He told me that is an "ASE business. But I suspect you misun­ fee of one-eighth per share, depend­ bid and asked quotations you sion and either a markap or they probi reach my price. The brokerage rule.” Is that true? derstood, perhaps because the ing on how the transaction is mention are on stocks traded in the markdown on the same transaction expe^ed I firm sent me two slips confirming broker didn’t explain things too handled.” over-the-counter market. Is prohibited. projects a m y orders — one for 300 shares and ANSWER: No. Although the vast well. In the 0-T-C market, brokerage to bid on the other for 31 shares. majority of stock trading Is in round Your order to buy 331 shares The brokerage with which I deal firms often act as "principals.” It must be noted that, in the 0-T-C compelled After about two weeks, I received lots of 100 shares and multiples normally would be filled In two charged me one-eighth per share, That means they buy stock In the market, brokerage firme can act as they can t< a:ftatemem confirming that I had thereof, odd lots are bought and transactions — a round-lot pur­ even when I bought a round lot. I put market, tack on a markup and sell principals for some stocks and M they have purchased 300 shares, but not the 31 sold every business day on stock chase of 200 shares and an odd-lot in an order to buy 500 shares of a the stock to customers at the higher agents for other stocks. Trading of shares. When I called the broker exchanges and the over-the- purchase of 31 shares. certain stock at $5 per share. My price. Or, the brokerage buys the stocks listed on stock exchanges apd asked why, he said odd lots counter market. You placed "lim it orders,’ ’ speci- broker said this stock is not on the stock from customers at a marked- usually is handled on an agency cannot be bought on the American The ASE — “ Amex,” as its f.ving the price at which you would New York or American Stock down price ami selta it in the market basis, with commissions charged. Waldenbooks Inc. to tackle A new ventures, more stores TIm STAMFORD (A P) - Walden­ In K mart discount department said Waldenkids will probably patiei books Inc. has decided to apply stores. succeed because of the emphasis on them what It learned in books to new K-mart Corp. bought Walden­ the nature of the products. right ventures In computer software and books in July 1004. “ Toys R Us is the supermariwt of of qui children’s educational materials. "The big difference now is K the toy industry and they have the He Four Waldenkids stores, which mart's capital... We are profitable most popular educational toys and gives will sell educational toys and and have their support,” Bonnie lames,” Trott said. “ But a store you’v games for children under 12, will Predd, senior vice president for ?ocusing on educational stuff pro­ what' open in April in Los Angeles, marketing and new business at motes an image of a no-nonsense, ment , Pittsburgh and Columbia, Waldenbooks, told The Advocate of quality store. In that kind of clear Mo. Two Connecticut stores will Stamford. amMance you can get away with a less t open in June in Darien and New “ We have been creative and full-market price.” Coi Canaan. innovative in marketing and in The success of Waldensoftware low n Waldenkids will sell products introducing our non-book products. will depend in large part on the He from all over the world, particu­ Everything is clicking." development of the personal com­ receii larly Europe, and most at full price. Harry Hoffman, the company's puter market, which has never the d “ Other stores are ta rget^ to­ chief executive officer, declined to grown as quickly as predicted. build ward the parent. Kids are a part of discuss sales projections for Wal­ “ W e've heard the home compu­ regul our store — the Interactive nature denkids and Waldensoftware. But, ter market was being born every IS you’r will be the big difference,” said Hoffman said, he expected the minutes tor the past 10 years,” said want Kathy Winkelhaus, Waldenkids' company to achieve by 1991 total Alice Brown, president of Store- Legit director. annual revenue of $1.5 billion, with Board Inc., a Dallas-based market probz The first of the Waldensoftware one-quarter of that to come from research Arm specialising in com­ situal stores, which will sell some 7,500 new businesses. puter specialty stores. In t titles for the personal computer Last year, analysts estimated "The market does exist, but folio* market, will open In Darien in June. Waldenteoks’ total revenue was Waldenbooks needs to monitor its were Meanwhile, Stamford-based Wal­ about $060 million, an increase of store very carefully.” comn denbooks. whoK aggressive mar­ more than 15 percent over the This year, the company is open­ "A ( keting strategy has many critics In previous year. ing Waldenbooks stores at a rate of asked the publishing industry, also plans Donald Trott, an analyst for Dean about five per month. There are to open new bookstores and sections Witter Reynolds Inc. in New York, now 1,100 Waldenbooks stores.

AP photo 3 A money dealer grimaces as he answers dropped sharply against Japanese phones today during hectic trading on money, opening at a record low 145.80 TuaMlay, March 31.1987 the Tokyo Foreign Exchange. The dollar yen. MADE IN MANCHESTER Anna V< A secret career desire that you have Anna M only discussed with a few Intimates has 70, of 11 J{ excellent chances of being realized In LIBRA (Sapl. 23>Ocl. 23) You will h^ve at Manchc the year ahead. Soon It'll be safe to talk to be on constant guard If you hope to 0 about It openly with others. do well In commercial Involvements to­ Dollar falls to low In Japan She was day. Take nothing lor granted. VonDeck. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Before pro­ She wai SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) In order to TOKYO (AP) - The dollar fell commercial bank In Tokyo said the up to $300 million worth of Japanese ceeding with a commercial Involve­ maintain harmony today, both you and today to a record low of 144.70 yen dollar’s decline was believed to be electronic products. The duties March 9, 1 ment. be certain It doesn't have greater your mate will have to make some con­ resident o on the Tokyo Foreign Exchange the largest drop ever between dally take effect in two weeks. costs attached than you had consid­ cessions. Don't wait for your spouse to than 35 ye ered. Double check your figures. Know Market and set another record in sessions on the Tokyo market. The “ Japan’s lack of carrying out make the first move. She all where to look for romance and you'll Vulnerable: North-South closing at 146.20. Traders said the official, who spoke on condition of concrete measures to reduce Its daughter, find It. The Astro-Qraph Matchmaker 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If your Dealer: East U.S.-Japan dispute over semicon­ anonymity, said no figures were huge trade surplus with the United Instincts warn you against doing busi­ set Instantly reveals which signs are ro­ THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Santom ductor trade may have contributed immediately available on past States’ ’ is a major factor, said one Bassett of ness today with a certain firm or Individ­ Weal North mantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to East South to the plunge. record declines. bank official, speaking on condition VonDeck Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. ual, acknowledge your hunches. Your Pass 1 V seven gri The government’s top trade of anonymity. 91428. Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 perceptions are pretty sharp In these Pass 2 4 Pass 2V IP L A U T E P great-grar areas. minister said Japan should buy President Reagan said in impos­ Pass 3V Pass 4 V gOT * Initial estimates were that the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Being Pass Pass Pass multimillion-dollar U.S. supercom­ Bank of Japan bought $1.6 billion in ing the duties that Japan had failed The func TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you are to keep an agreement barring too concerned with your self-interests around groups today may not provide puters as a way of settling the the morning session alone In an a.m. at the today. It might cause an associate to you with the fulfillment It usually gener­ Opening lead: ^ 6 (^0MIK)6 up semiconductor dispute, according effort to halt the dollar’s fall. It was semiconductor sales at below- 142 E. Cei behave likewise. This could create a ates. You'll be happier In quiet pursuits to an official with the governing market prices. mass of Ch with a close friend or two. the fifth straight day of intervention stalemate where neither will benefit. POTATOE'^L Democratic Party. by the Bank of Japan since last St. M ary’s QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) When deal­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It's best Today’s steep dollar decline Tuesday. Hajime Tamura, Japan’s minis­ Burial wl ing with loved ones today, you'll feel not to Invite people whose company occurred despite strenuous efforts Spot trading for the entire day ter of international trade and Cemetery, better If you let your compassion gov­ your mate doesn't enjoy Into your home Stretching by Japan’s central bank to stop it by totaled 89.784 billion, up sharply industry, told a Cabinet meeting hours are I ern your actions, even If It calls lor some today. Before you spring anything on purchasing dollars. from last Friday’s 86.018 billion. today the government must make type of sacrifice on your behalf. MemorU him or her, check It out first. for game The dollar opened at 14S.80 yen, Traders said today’s heavy sel­ efforts to buy U.S. supercomputers CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) It could PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Today, as­ made to spoil the day lor you, as well as lor your down 3.20 from last Friday’s close ling resulted from expectations as a way of resolving the dispute, sociate with friends whose topics of By James Jacoby of 149.00 yen. At one point it fell to said Sadao OkushimI, a Demo­ Associatin, friends. If you lake social situations too conversation are light and Inspirational. that the dollar was headed lower 144.70 yen, its lowest since modern cratic Party official. Mancheste seriously. Keep everything In perspec­ Avoid a pal who likes to argue about FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thuvou because only the Bank of Japan was tive, and lust relax and enjoy life. heavy Issues. Now why should South, with a mini­ exchange rates were set in the late seen as trying to keep up the Major Japanese dailies reported mum opening of 11 hIgh-card points, 1040s. dollar’s value. Other central banks Sunday that in an attempt to Gaorga accept a game invitation? For start­ You MeAN I HAve It regained some ground on were seen as interested in Just persuade Washington to cancel the ers, Ruth’s hand has an attractive 4-6- profit-taking, dealers said, before smoothing the U.S. currency’s fall, tariffs Japan would buy several $20 George 2-1 shape. Furthermore, his 11 points closing at its high for the day, they said. million supercomputers from the Main St.. I Polly’s Pointers are two aces and a king — the highest lb MAfce THB Pgci5'io|V 146.20. The rate was 2.60 yen below They said additional pressure United States, give contracts to He was the quality points. The final plus is that the previous record low closing of was put on the dollar because of American construction companies Hickey. North’s two-diamond response which 15 THP 148.80 yen, set last Tuesday when sharpened trade tensions between to help build a $10 billion interna­ He was matched South’s two little diamonds. fl(S po tato a n p the dollar briefly dipped to 148.40 Japan and the United States tional airport near Osaka and allow Nov. 29. I’m sending you a copy of my news­ If opener had held a single diamond yen. U.S. companies to take part in a lifelong rei Beeswax polish and two small clubs, he would have following Washington’s decision letter "Homemade Soaps and Clean­ IS An official of a major Japanese car-telephone project. his retirer passed the three-heart invitation like a WHICH THIS Friday to impose penalty duties on ers,’’ which has other recipes for fur­ ployed by gives a rich shine shot. niture polishes and wood cleaners, as ^ u t t l ^ P o t a t o ? Transporti well as formulas for all-purpose By Polly Fisher With a spade lead, how should you • Tv-(AvCS 5-30 9 of St. Bridj household cleaners, laundry presoahs, Besides! and homemade laundry and hand play? Declarer saw that the game Inflation rated ‘negatrend’ No. 2 ... and used by consumers DEAR POLLY — Can you tell me would be easy if both red suits split 3- twodaught how to make a good furniture polish? soap. Others who would like a copy of WINTMROP ®by Dick Cavulll Moiiconl 0 this Issue should send |l for each copy 2, and did not see any simple way to I don't care for the commercial By John Cunniff prospects of mild inflation, a their lives generally make for Boyd (Jut to POLLY’S POINTERS, In care of guard against any other distribution. profitable publishing, simply be­ everywhere. sprays. They are too perfumey and WINlWI^pb I^W. B B W fiB Tht Atfoclotod Press description which some in the thersfleld; this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, so after playing low from dummy and BE SURE You i t m i ^ h t m o t b e cause there is a market out there don’t seem to give the furniture a winning ^ s t ’s spade queen with his YOJ \NAKB U P 3 iq c IN forecasting fraternity assign to an Smith of I Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to w hat p a y among the economic "haves,” deep glow like I remember from THE \ i r 15- A SCHOOL- PAY- NEW YORK — While Americans erosion in buying power of 5 percent grandchild include the title. — POLLY ace, he played A-K of hearts. Now many of whom fear nothing more On April 30, the Manchester Herald is publishing its years ago. — D.G. there was a problem. He cashed the di­ are enjoying a relatively inflation- a year. Five percent is Just half ThO hine DEAR POLLY - As It Is house­ free economy, and some econo­ what inflation used to be. than the loss of their assets. a.m. in St. cleaning time, I feel this is a good amond A-K and trumped a diamond as annual PROFILE EDITION with pictures and special mists are even celebrating its Sure, says North, but either is But inflation is getting another will be in f DEAR D.G. — Perhaps a real bees­ Pointer for the season. I save some of Elast discarded the club five. If he now demise, there are others who warn ruinous. At 10 percent inflation your look these days for other reasons the convei wax polish will meet your needs. You the cardboard rolls from the Inside of led a heart and East was kind enough we should beware. dollar would be worth Just 23 cents too, and chief among these is that features about the contributions our community There are i could try using any of the high-quality toilet tissue rolls. When I shampoo my to cash both heart tricks before play­ ing either clubs or a spade back, ev­ Inflation Is high on the list of what in the year 2000. And at 5 percent? the falling dollar will be reflected Memorta paste waxes that are made to be rug and the directions on the can say economist Gary North calls nega- Only 43 cents. Try living on that if this year in higher prices. makes to a better way of life. Numerous products are made to Vi rubbed in and buffed tborougbly to to protect furniture legs from the so­ erything would be just fine. That was not going to happen. Since he needed your pension is fixed. The thesis is this: When the trade Care of Ma give furniture a rich shine, or you can lution or foam, I split the rolls from trends, a takeoff on megatrends, a North’s thesis is that the economy value of the dollar was high, it manufactured in Manchester and sold throughout the Manchestei make your own with the following end to end and wrap them around the to get ridof his club loser, declarer led word coined by author and futurist is caught in an inflation boom-bust allowed foreigners to ship goods Funeral H formula. legs of chairs and tables. This pro­ to the k in ^ f spades and played a good John Naisbett a few years ago. diamond .^ s t trumped in Immediate- Negatrends, says North, are nega­ cycle. Recessions bring deficits, into the United States at relatively country, and the Manchester Herald is proud to help arrangeme Shred or chip 4 ounces beeswax into tects the furniture from moisture and U.S.ACRBB byJlmDAvla 1^ as South sh^ his club. Now, b ^ u s e tive megatrends. deficits bring recessions, and re­ low prices. It also prevented 7 a coffee can. Stand the coffee can in a cleaner. — L.A.T. I spades were S-S, dMlarer made his Gary North is also an investment cessions leave monetary and fiscal American companies from export­ larger can or pan filled with hot wa­ P o lly w ill send you a Polly [M lar acquaint the public with these important items. game contract. UNOIIN.VOU «NO THE ALTO MRT. adviser, author, newsletter pub­ officials with inflation as the only ing, or raising their prices. ter. (Don’t leave the pan of water over ($1) if she uses favorite Pointer, (HO WAVff BQ YOU TAKE THE TENOR LINE. way out. Now that the dollar has declined a flame or heating element while Is there a lesson here? Only one. In­ lisher and somewhat of a contrary Peeve or Problem in her column. ROY. YOU DING BADS, ANF RATE For this reason, inflation is so relative to many foreign curren­ In order to make this the outstanding edition it has yon’re preparing this mlxtnre. Don’t Write POLL VS POINTERS in care ot stead of leading a low spade from a thinker. He knows how to market high on his list, capable, he says, ot cies, U.S. Imports are likely to be let any of the water spill Into the can this newspaper. three-card holding. West would do bet­ his Ideas too, usually through! bringing chaos to your financial p ric ^ higher. This Is likely, or so been in the past, we must have advertising of wax.) Slowly add I cap turpentine ter Ubiing a club at trick one. "Lead­ direct mall offerings. to the wax. Mix thoroughly with a ro­ Eyeful Complacency about inflation, affairs. the thesis goes, because foreign ing from longest and strongest’’ may producers cannot afford to absorb tary egg beater until the wax has be an old wives’ saying, but usually it’s therefore, is made to order for him. The others, listed in his book, “ 12 reservations early. Reserve your space now, so you the higher costs. melted and is completely combined The American horseshde crab. Li- the best approach. In an eHort to unnerve the compla­ Deadly Mega-Trends,” are Social with the turpentine. Then Just pour mulus polyphemus, named after the cent, he has listed inflation as Security, Third-World debt, bank For this reason alone, there could won’t be left out! Absolute deadline April 15th. Don’t be upward pressure on prices. But the mixture into small cans, allow to one-ey^ giant of Greek myth, actual­ A new book by James Jacoby and bis deadly negatrend No. 3, right up failures, taxes, unemployment- that is Just half the thesis. The other cool completely, cover, label clearly ly has nine eyes. The ocean dweller father, the la te Oswald Jacoby, Is now there behind government debt. displacement, illegal immigration, wait! Call 643-2711 today and ask for details. and store in a cool, dry place. Use ns has one eye on each side of its shell. available at bookrtores. It is "Jacoby ’I^ those who say inflation is government by emergency, local half piiU forth the argument that if you would any high-quality paste two in the center and five light-recep- on Card Games, ” published by Pharos behind us. North stater that is in economic dislocations, climatic torein g o ^ are priced higher In Oiocoioiits for omrly roaorvotion A copy. wax. five organs beneath the sMi I. Books. front of us as well. change and geopolitical Inaocurtty. the U.8. markot, ao can domooUc Today, he says, we rejoice at Threats to the way pooplo Uvt W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 30, 19ff7 MAlfCHBSTEK H1«ALD.Jfcadw. M wta30. H O F- W Dam-repair bids $240,000 SPORTS higher than town expected

The lowest Md to repair four explained. “Everything’s up right'now— it's Manchester reservoir dams came The dams are not in danger of unbelievaMe.” he said. Whalers point away from division crown in IXM.flM over wltat the town breaking, although they are all Young said the town had hoped to expected th^ proposals to be, and classified as medium hazards, he begin the work in M ay and finish it evJImTlornay for ua. There shoMdh't be concern Water jntd Sesrer Admfnfstrator said. In order for a breach to occur, by December. There is no deadline Harold Seam writor about a letdown at this time of die Robert Young said today he may the town would have to receive NHL roundup by which the projects must be done, year." have the work put out to Md again. about 19 inches of rain in six hours. and Young said the town may H A R T F O R D — Only one more » p « g w l 4 The town expected the Mds for Young said. Sunday's loss eiimtnated Van­ decide to reMd the work so it is done couver fl843>8J. the owner of the the work to come in at 1379,000, hut The moat extensive work is later in the construction season Hmtford Whalen, after a atop the Adams Dtvtaien, wMIe worst record in the NHL. from the three companies that Md scheduled to be done at Howard when there is less work availaMe. weekend Bweep at the Chric Center, submitted proposals ranging from (3a-39-M for 88 pointa), a pisyoff contention. Reservoir. The Md for that project are now a breath away from their 9010,0n to 0907,000, Young said. The In the 1904-95 budget, the town 4-1 winner over FMtsbargh Sunday i W ipotent Hne of Fani Lawless, was about 935.090 higher Uian ffnt divirienal title in the NHL four dams to be repaired are those Roardof Directors approved spend­ evening and defending Stanley Cup Francis, and Kevin Dfnecn ac­ expected, which is sur^sing be­ since Joining the league in 197t. at Howard, Porter. Globe Hollow cause the work at Globe Hollow, ing 9398,000 in town money to repair champiim, remains in the hunt fer counted fer 10 pointa Sunday. and Buckingham. which Young said is the most all four dams. Young said that the t h e Whalen slipped by PHts- the divisfonal title. Beth eluhs have Francis had a pair of aasfsts to go aleng with hfe two gM b while While town officials have not "straightforward" of the four, department had planned to come borgh, !M, Saturday night bMtM three regular aeaaea games left and Dfneen had a goal and two assists analyzed the Mds yet. Young said came in 9105,009 more than back to the board to ask for an 8ylvain Tnrgeon’s th n e-goaf hat as fate would have H, thetwocoilide CAOOPg they probaMy came in higher than anticipated. additional appropriation to cover trick. Sunday afternoon, Hartford Wednesday night tn Montnal. and Lawless three assists. Amidst some outcries of a IFhaler letdown expe^ed because there are many Manchester is not alone in the 9370.000 exposed cost. received two goals each from "A point away from clinching the as they approach the playoffs after projects available for contractors receiving high Mds. The availabil­ Now. though, the department will captain Ron Francis and John division is a very good weetewd fer expending all their energies in their to Md on. Firm s do not feel as ity of projects throughout the area not go to the directors until a Andenon to subdue , 7-4, na,” Whaler c o ^ Jack Evans quest for the Adams title. Francis compelled to submit the lowest Md has prompted other towns to be decision is made about what to do before a crowd of 14,423. gladly said after Sunday's win. 1 S T M Hfced what he saw over the they can to win the project because han

•v B orrv W1ln «r against Toronto. TH« Anecfotml Press “H ie three games we have left Sup0m NHL this week could be the most important games the Hawks will Mats’ McDowell out 6-8 weeks The Pittsburgh Penguins and Vaneouver Canucks are out. The play this year or for the last several years.” Hawks center Ed Oictyk Chicago Blackhawits and Minne­ won their first seven games this said. sota North Stars are staggering, season, a club record, never could c while the Toronto Maple Leafs capture more than two straight the CapIlBlB 4^ SIBIB 2 suddenly have new playoff life. rest of the way. They have m is ^ Washington Jumped past the Idle H ie IMmonton Oilers have their the playoffs five straight years and New York Islanders into second sixth straight division title. The II times in 20 seasons. place in the Patrick Division by one By The Asseclofetf Press o RSirtford Whalers got closer to their Montreal, meanwhile, is 6-0-1 in point. Hiree power-play goals — by first. And the Jockeying will con- the last seven games and trails Mike Ridley, Dave Christian and G rsig Nettles, who has spent his tlnue throughout the final week of Hartford by five points. H ie Cana- Alan Haworth — paced the attack. baseball career at the other eorner the N H L season. dlens are three points in front of North Stars Coach Lome Hen­ of the infield, is trying to get to first ”c« Ail seven NHL games hadfdayoff third-place Boston in the Adams. ning was furious vrith his players base.';... implieations Sunday. The Penguins “ Maybe we thought we had a for taking what he termed “ brutal The O-year-dd Ndtles, who has and Canucks both lost and fell out of a playoff spot locked up.” Penguins penalties.” hit m oK home runs (319) than any postseason contention. The Black- defenseman Dinig Bodger said of “Its ridiculous,” said Henning. in American League hawks and North Stars also were Clip out) the7-0start. ’‘Majdie we didn’t pace "We talk about discipline, we talk history (he has 364 overall). seems beaten and, thanks to Toronto's ourselves. There are no excuses. about it until we’re blue in the face, on the vergeof catching on with the victory in Winnipeg, all three teams f< We Just didn’t win games. It’s and then the guys Just take stupid Atlanta Braves, who are trying to are a point apart in the race for the proofs of $ frustrating because we’re so close penalties. There is no excuse for replace departed free-agent flrst final two playoffs berths in the faniM at ' to being a good team, a playoff It.” baseman Bob Horner and have Norris Division. magadnei team” been giving Nettles a shot at that The Oilers, owners of the league's Maplw L««fi 8, M b 2 may not b Star center Mario Lemieux position. M best record, clinched the Smythe Toronto swept games with Ed­ Allow 19 a missed 17 games with a knee injury He

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Rated PG. birthday with 3 ) Thnsa/a Campany ® AHied HHeheoek Praaenta sent bmdi the check— tom In half. T pro^a of purchaae while looking for the required lolutiiHi" — a new checkout-counter cewpon- [MAX] Cinemax Baaalana; A Jm a this handwritten message; “ St»Ty. From now on, I’m going to follow Magnum, F.l. l aaalon Baas • Breee The combined tai- wonder if tWs has ever happened to foniM at the aupermarket. in newapapera and distributifHi system recemly intnxhiced by Loa CD ® Novela: Yolanda Lujan Billy, no money Ois dme because Gramhna Jones’ lead. Angels-based G a lin a Marketing. CHD Olmtno a 8raah anis of vocalist Sarah Vaughan, horn ® HoBywood and the Stare any other grm lm a ? magaMnea, and when trading with Menda. Offera playars D iny Giflaspis, Chuck Man- we received no thank-you for the ANOTHER GRANDMA, Catalina’s coupon-distribution system is linked O Mark and Mindy [C N N ] Newanight Update BEWILDERED GRANDMA may not be available in all areaa of the country. gion*, Al H irt Maynard Ferguson, and money we sent last year. Lots of MOLINE, ILL. directly to the supermarket’s checkout scanner and (39 M 'A'B'H Don Charry, with drummer Billy Higgins [E S P N ] SportsLook Allow IP week* to receive each refund. love. Grandma and Granarent8 are parents’. Listen to this; Every knew how to write and said, "Copy ACROSS consumer’s items are rung up If. for example, a (S C b a ffW a Aitgols Rangsrs st Minnesota North Stars (3 ger University. Leigh McCloskey. Dick retired and Hvhig on a fixed coupon good for $1 off chicken. Send the required hrs.) year, our 4S-year-old dauRiter-iiF- ciHisnmer purchases Aim toiMhpaste. the system could 9 Ouiftcy Butkus. 1986. Rated R. this!” Then ffiey would “ draw " a 1 December refund form and the Univeraal Product Code income, they are far from poor, and law has acknowledged our care­ picture of the gift they bad received holidey be programmed to print out a cents-off couptm for the ® Reportordl 9 9 MOVIE: 'Stone Fox' (CC) In an MOVIE; 'Night Pstrar (CC) Wild aymbol from two packagea of any variety of effort to save his ailing grandfather's [MAX] it wonlftn’t have hurt them to have fully chosen Christmas gifts tn Uie (ebbf) purchase of a competing In-and. such as Crest. The and crazy things happen when a rookie and copy their names, after wMch Chicken Helper. Expire* April 30, 1987. 8 9 MseNoH/Lshrar Nowahour farm, a young boy enters a tum-of-the- enciosed a $10 biil.” following manner; "llia n k you for 5 Arfc butMer coupon is then given to the consumer to be used on a cop moonlights as a stsndup comic. they placed X ’s (Nr kisses. 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Siste "Our system allows manufacturers to target the .[DfS] MOVIE: Tom Sowym' Twain* [TMC] MOVIE; 'Start the Revolution iy’8 ears all the way to the desk and (age 1$); for the stereo for Dick 13 Estt^ priest back of any Morton Macaroni and Cheeae and/or users of competing brands. ’ says Catalina Vi(re ® Novela; Esa Muehaehs do 0)os Cafe MINNESOTA MOM A .tala of a young boy's lifs on tha Missis- Without Mo* Two sets of identical twins, forced him to write his grsnffoar- (age 16). Love, Betty” Period. The 14 Indivkiuel Honey Buna package Expire* April 30. 1987. ■ alppi River is musically sdaptsd. Johnny [MS] HeraTs Boomer President Tom Mindrum. So far. the Catalina system separated at birth, meet thirty years la­ ents a long letter of apology. least she couM have done was to 15 Repetition STOUFFER’S Three New Fiah Entreea Offer. has achieved significant success, and supermarkets ‘ Whitaker. Warren Oates. Jodi Foster. 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After her birthday grandmn and his mother. uncteimed form and the Universal Product Code design from Manufacturers also like Catalina’s coupon-distribution enjoy an international festival held last Smith of 23 Bunce Drive contributed to 33) Sanson (Live) ITS Jim A Tammy DEAR ARRY: I ’d Hke to nomi­ last year, our 23-year-old niece NAMELESS IN mail (ebbr.) all three New Flounder Entrees for a $3 refund. system because it is tightly controlled by the S I SCTV I ® American Playhouse Lee Remick 9 9 Late Night with David Lettarman nate Grandma Jones for Grand­ phon^ us from Los Angeles — not MANVEL, TEXAS 32 Soo^re® supermarket’s computer and substantially reduces the Thursday night. Kelly Szkirka, left, of 6 the Far East display. The girls are portrays former first lady Eleanor Root- Adorns Expires April 30. 1987. O Too Closs for Comfort (In Stereo) mother of the Year. I wish I had the to thank us for our card with money possibility of coupon misredemption. French Road, represented the Ukraine; comparing artifacts in the Far East avslt in a ons-womsn show. (60 min.) 34 Hewtiien SWANSON Pol Pie Challenge. Receive three ® I S > NBC Nows 9 Alfred HHeheoek Presents guts years ago to do what she did. I enclosed, but to complain because 1 »;A R NAMELESS; Aw, c’mon! dence For consumers, the Catalina system means coupons B) American Playhouse 25-cent Swanson coupons or a l5-cent coupon good Darlene Johns of 124 Oxford St. worked booth. (24) Nightly Business Report ® Gen* Scott have seven grandchildren whom it wasn’t enough! A simple “ thank you” 'to not too 35 Hew^ien with higher values than those found in the newspaper [D IS ] MOVIE: 'From Earth to the Moon' I ’ve outfitted lavishly every Easter much to expect in return for a gift. food fish on any other brand, ^ n d the required refund form ® Notieiero Unhrision Jules Verne's science-fiction thriller of [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch PHLABBERGASTED inserts. Instead of the typicai 25-cent coupon, values and Oiristmas. On their birthdays I IN PHOENIX Show me a person who, for the 37 __ jeeket and one Universal Product Code symbol from any ® Leva Cormootion three men and a girl who rocketed to the [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (60 min) 39 Actor DeHey probably would rise to 50 cents or even higher. This cost moon. Joseph Cotten, George Sanders. have sent them all sizable checks sheer joy of giving, continues to Swanson Pot Pie box. Expires April 30. 1987. [CN N ] Pinnacle [U S A ] Edge of Night 40 Storiet could be justified by the manufacturers because they Debra Paget. 1958 and became so accustomed to not DEAR ARRY: About gifts and no give to someone who riiows no sign 42 Former TYSON Chick'n Quick Coupon Refund Offer. 1989 NCAA Final Four Hlgh- 1:00AM (3D American Leprosy Mis­ would know that consumers who used it had switched [ESPN] [MAX] MOVIE; Scream For Help' A receiving any kind of thank-you. I thank-yous; For years I have sent of appreciation, and I’ll riww you a (comp, wd.) A b o u t T o w n nghta Highlights of the 1986 final four daughter becomes the target of her step­ sion Receive a II coupon good toward tbe purchase of from a competing brand. would have fainted had one arrived. generous birthday checks to my sap — or a saint. any variety of Tyson Chick'n Quick. Send the tasms includs Louisville. Duke, Kansas father when she uncovers his murderous (3D Nightlife 1 2 3 and Louisiana State. plans to kill her wealthy mother. Rachael required refund form and three Universal But on the minus side, there may be fewer coupons (3D Jo* Franklin Show for consumers. At present, almost 50 million coupons [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Aurora Encounter' An Kelly, David Brooks, Marie Masters 12 Product Code symbols from any three Tyson Sports awards at RHAM Arthritis ciassas offarad alien from outer space lands in a Texas 1984 Rated R 94 Twilight Zone are distributed in a typical Sunday newspaper coupon town St the turn of the century and some 99 Meuds Chick’n Quick boxes. Expires April 30. 1987. HEBRON — The sports boosters ej RHAM junior and Classes to help people who have arthritis are offered [TMC] MOVIE: Out Of Africa' (CC) A 15 insert Of the 50 million coupons distributed, only 2 school children lure him out of his ship Danish writer's unhappy marriage to a ® Ask Dr. Ruth Take charge of your health senior high schools are holding awards night on at the Senior Center in South Windsor beginning Here's a refund form to write for: million will be redeemed, and only a quarter of those to show the townspeople that he is wealthy landowner is brightened whan [USA] Search for Tomorrow redeemed will be redeemed by competitive-brand Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditoirium. Refreshments Wednesday for six weeks from 6 to 8 p.m. There is no harmless. Jack Elam, Spanky McFar­ she falls in love with a dashing adven­ A 12 coupon good on any record album or tape: land, Dottia West. 1986. Rated P6. turer. Robert Radford. Meryl Streep, 1:10AM [C N N ] HeaHh Week DEAR DR. reduce the chances of deveh>|dng users. The manufacturer using the Catalina system will be served. charge for the program, which is sponsored by tbe PAZAZZ "rop "10" Countdown Offer. P.O. Box 7:00PM 3D css News Klaus Maria Brandsuer 1985 Rated GOTT: My it? 21 22 23 would be distributing less than 4 million coupons in Connecticut Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. Foi* PG (In Stereo) 1:1 SAM (3D m o v ie -. Angel on My 14678. Baltimore. MD 21268. This offer is good more information, call 563-1177. 3D ® (31 M‘A*8’H Shoulder' A man tent to hell gets one blood pressure order to have the same number redeemed by Prim* Time Wrestling (2 hrs.) 25 until June 30,1987, but requests for the form must Singia parants hoid danca 3 ) 32) Whaol of Fortune [USA] last chance to escape perdition by com­ was high and the DEAR READER; Short of hav­ competitive-product users. ing back as a politican being manipu­ be postmarked no later than April Nl, 1987. Send a Showbiz Week doctor put me on ing an arteriogram (a type of X-ray Parents Without Partners of Manchester will have (3D ® *100.000 pyramid 9:10PM [CNN] lated towards the Presidency. Peter 31 self-addressed stamped envelope. While waiting If checkout coupons became the primary source of an open dance Saturday at Fiano’s Restaurant. Bolton, Army and Navy Club masts 0 4 Jaffaraona 9:30PM ® Chespirito (60 min) Strauss, Richard Kiley. Barbara Her- medicine. When stwly), there is no direct way to for the form, save the proof of purchase from coupons, gone would be the incentive to purchase an from 8 to midnight to the music of the Graduates. A Q B Best of Saturday Night [CNN] This W M k in Japan shey. 1980. it gets to 107/70, determine whether you are devel­ 35 ’The Army and Navy Club of Manchester will meet he takes me off oping fat buildup In yoar arterial Clairol Pazazz Styling Mousse or Gel. along with extra food-day newspaper to get extra coupons. Gone cash bar will be available. Tickets are $6 for (S ) MacNsil/Lshrer Nswshour 1:30AM 94 in n New* April 8 at 7 p.m. at the club house on Main Street. 10:00PM C3]) Cagnay it Lac^ (CC) An the medicine. linings. Of course, doctors can 40 the original dated cash-register receipt with the would be the shoppers working their way up and down non-members and $5 for members. For more ® Barney Millar attorney, who had been building a case ® Bizarre 3 Members are reminded to make returns on tickets for What w orries order indirect tests, such an a stress _ purchase price circled. For the Mousse proof of the aisles with file boxes full of coupons. Even double information, cail 646-8643, 873-2425 or 429-2819. ® Holtywaod Squarsa againat a pornographer for year*, is bru­ [CNN] N«W6rr)0k*r Sunday the spaghetti supper. Refreshments will be seiYed. tally murdered. (60 min.) (P^ me is I get short canHogram, to investigate your purchase, cut out the " P " on top of cap: for the Gel coupons might become a thing of the past. ® Novala: Cuna da Lobos [DIS] MOVIE: 'WastarnaK A man learns 3D News of breath when I vascular system. However, it proof of purchase, trace the shape of the gel tube (B l Nightly Business Report that out West he must be quick on the 47 4 8 4 9 1 The possibility of far fewer coupons in distribution Trade school reunion planned (Q) INN New* draw or else. Tim McCoy. 1935. go upstairs. My would he unusual for a healthy, and write the Universal Product Code number on ® Matt Houston sounds like a nightmare for coupon clippers, but it may Craft space available 99 Police Story [ESPN] 1987 Ford CoHaga Chaarlaad- heart checks out OK. I weigh 200 or go to Weight Watchers. Once you active and prudent X-year-oM man SI a 3-by-S sheet of paper. Plans are being made for a multi-class reunion for [CNN] Sports Saturday have unexpected and unpleasant side effects for the ® Everybod/a Money Matter* Ing Championship From San Oeigo, CA. pounds and am 5 feet 3. trim down, you may be surprised at to have accelerated arteriosclero­ ____ I manufacturers as well. Hartford Regional Technical Schl for the years 1959 SOUTH WINDSOR - St. Francis of Assisi Ladles’ [ESPN] SportsCantar (60 min.) the change in your ability to sis — unless one or both of his 57 and I960 and for A.I. Prince Technical School for the Guild will sponsor its third annual crafts fair Sept. 12 (24 Breaking Sllene* This documentary [USA] Airwolf studies the problem of incest and looks [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Emmanualla 4' Fearful DEAR READER: You raise two exercise. Your blood pressure may parents had It. of encountering an abufive former (over, •0 years 1961 and 1962. The reunion is planned for the fall. from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. on the church grounds. at tha myths concerning incest. (60 min.) Interesting questions. drop and you’ll feel better, too. 7:30PM 3D p m Magailne the eaxual adventuress undergoes ex­ Your best approach to to be Those interested may call 646-8878 or 646-3456. Registration is now available. Space Is limited, and the 9 Local News To begin with, your doctor is not 3D Currsm Affair tensive plastic surgery to create a new To get you started on a weight- examined by a doctor with whom fee Is $20. Closing date Is June 30. For more 99 Honeymooners face and body. Sylvia Kristel, Mia Ny- doing you any favors by using CoUege Notes (3D (22) Jeopardy loss program, I ’m sending you a you can share your concerns about information, call 528-5209 or 528-3501. (B ) Ossis & Ruby: Fussslls Landing gren. 1964. Rated R. blood-pressure medicine in an Swim schedule extended (3D Entertainment Tonight free copy of my Health Report health. You should have some When (ha bank tries to forclose on their [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hot Moves' Four young on-off cycle. Most hypertensives d3) INN News ^ Winning The Battle of the Bulge. testing done — a serum lipid study, The Manchester Recreation department will extend property, a farmer and his son work hard man are determined to lose their virgin­ need some type of m ^icine for Eltctod to council Initiated Into society d 9 (2!) Carson's (kHnody Claasios to keep the land that has been in their ity during their summer fun. Micnael Zo- Other readers who are interested at least — hut I doubt that you will the evening and morning swims at the high school pool Coventry churches cooperate years. The fact that your blood ® (39 Barnsy Millar family for several generations. rek, Adam Silbar 1984. Rated R. (In should send their name, address require any expensive or danger­ IfonBB DeBoBee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Nancy McNeill Radle, daughter of Margaret McNeill and at Bennet Junior High school until May 22. Swim Stereo) pressure becomes low with treat­ Unscramble the: COVENTRY — First Congregational Church, ® ® Newlywed Gams ® Barbara MandrsITs Salute to Roy Ro­ and $1 to P.O. Box 91426, Cleveland, ous lab analysis. Unfortunately, DeBonee of Manchester has been elected as the new of Manchester, was among 386 students recently schedules Monday through Friday are from 7:30 to 8:30 gers (60 min.) [USA] To Be Announced. ment indicates that the drug is too one letter toeaci Second Congregational Church and St. Mary’s Catholic ® Novels; El Praolo da la Fama OH 44101-9*28. Be sure to mention most of the aging process is built lour ordinary wc representative of Alpha Phi on the Inter-Fraternlty- initiated in the academic honor society Phi Kappa Phi. p.m. for open swim and from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. for adult [CNN] CNN New* strong or you don’t have the type of Church are cooperating in Lenten programs. On WIM. World of Animals 1:35AM [H B O ] MOVIE; Spiker' As the title. into your genes, and neither you nor Sorority Council of Ben­ She is a junior in nursing at Brigham Young University swim at the high school; at Bennet Junior High School, IB) wild they seek positions on the U.S Olympic Saturday, the emphasis will be on mental retardation, 10:05PM [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Stick' (CC) hypertension that requires drug your doctor has any control over in Utah. adult swim only is from 3:30 to 6 p.m. on Mondays. [CNN] CNN Special Rsport men's volleyball team, college athletes DOLOl tley College. with a program at St. Mary’s at 6:30 p.m. This will An ex-con is out for revenge when his therapy. that. She is a junior major­ She is the wife of Robert C. Radle. She graduated 13th Wednesdays and Fridays. [ESPN] Collsgs Baakotball; NCAA Final friend is killed by drug dealers. Burt Rey­ must contend with personal problems Second, you are overweight. DEAR DR. GOTT; I am X , male follow the evening service and a bread and soup Four Highlights nolds, Candice Bergen. George Segal. and a hard driving coach. Patrick ing In finance. She is also in her class of 025 at Manchester High School in 1962. Houser, Christopher Allport, Michael Your obesity to a probable cause of and get daily exercise, eat very You seem to be doing the right supper. [HSO] Fraggis Rook (CC). (In Stereo) 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) e<**1 l>WM Mae* I a resident assistant, a was in the National Honor Society and sang with the Parents’ program offered Parks. 1985. Rated R. your elevated blood pressure and Is little red meat and consume small things (by eating wisely and Hall Council adviser and Round Table Singers. She received a diploma degree In [TMC] MOVIE; Black and White In Co­ 10:30PM dD INN Nawa almost surely the reason you have amounts of low-fat dairy products. exercieing regularly) to retard lor' French West African colonials learn 2:00AM (3) MOVIE; TH* Hsndsrson KYASI a member of the Campus nursing from Hartford Hospital School of Nursing in Beginning April 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Images of hope at 8t. James (H) (39 You Again? Matt auditions to be Monetar' A Nobel Prize-winning scien­ trouble climbing stairs. Your prim­ How can I determine If I have arterloscleroels. Ask your doctor, of the outbreak of war and prepare to a raplacamant drummsr with the Beach Activities Board. She 1965 and later attended Central Connecticut State Memorial Hospital, classes will be held on parenting- attack a neighboring German garrison. tist is caught in a controversy over the ary goal should be to lose weight. arterial blockage due to (at? What for specific recommendations con­ "Images of Hope.” a Lenten program of scripture Boys. (R) (In Stereo) laboratory creation of new life forms. Ja­ works part time at Ben­ College one year. She is a registered nurse. skills. The six-week series will cover areas of Jaan Cermet, Jacques Dulllho, Cather­ Ask your doctor to put you on a Met, can I do to clear out any blockage or cerning your life style. JJ and dance, will be presented Saturday 4 at 8 p.m. at St. ine Rouval. 1976. Rated PG. (39 Honeymooners son Miller, Christine Lahti. 1980. tley’s Graduate School. communicating with children and alternatives to ® Notlolsro Univlalon (£ ) MOVIE: 'Waterloo Bridge' A ballet punishment. Pre-registration is required. The fee Is $15 James Church. Tickets cost $3 for adults and $1.50 for 7:40PM [DIS] Mouaeterpleoe Theater Named to dean’s list students. The program is presented by the Boston, 9Z) Postscript to a W a r The Indo- dancer turns to prostitution when she TRAVC per person or $20 per couple. For more Information, Collaga Basketball NCAA believes the soldier she loves is dead. Liturgical Dance Ensemble, under the direction of 8:00PM 3D ChlrMsa In America The problems that Takta part Christopher Wltlke of 354 Center St. has been named call 646-1222, extension 2405. Tournament Championship Final, from face the 22,000 refugees who immi­ Robert Taylor, ViVian Leigh. 1940. Robert VerEecke, Jesuit artist In residence at Boston to the Emerson College dean’s list for the fall semester. New Orleans, LA. (2 hrs.) (LIva) grated to America after tha fall of Sai­ CQ) Twilight Zona B irth s In program College. Wittke. a member of the class of 1988. is a writing 8ymposlum on landscaping 3D MOVIE; 'Don't Cry, It's Only Thun­ gon are studied. [CNN] Money Weak Deborah M. Aronson, der* A medio joins a (amala Army doctor [MAX] MOVIE; ‘Def-Con 4' Barbarism MOYLC major. [USA] To Be Announced. Jeannotte of Enfield, was bora ents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael daughter of Dr. and Mrs. The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut will to sat up an orphanage for Vietnamese rule* the Earth In the horrifying after- O’Neil, Kaeey Marie, daughter of Charismatic mast In Hartford children. Dennis Christopher, Susan math of an atomic holocaust after World 2:30AM 94 Twilight zone Dennis M. and Kathleen J. Breen March 4 at Manchester Memorial Kaluszka of East Hartford. Her Donald Aronson of Man­ sponsor an April 9 seminar in Westport on landscaping Saint James. Roger Aaron Brown. 1982. W*r III. Lenore Zann, Maury Chaykin. [CNN] Sports Latanlght O’Neil of Tolland, was bom March 2 Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and chester, was one of 16 Two on Babson’s list with native plants. The program will run from 9:30 A charismatic mass will be celebrated on Friday at 1985. Rated R (3D 99 Barbara Waltsra Special (CC) it Manchester Memorial Hospital. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jean E. Mrs. Ronald Sheldon of Farming- Hartwick College stu­ a.m. to 2:80 p.m. 7; 30 p.m. at St. Peter’s Church. 160 Main St., Hartford. Two-time Academy Award nominee De­ [ESPN] SportsCantar \S Print ai James D. Atwell, son of Mr.and Mrs. Douglas H. 10:40PM [D IS ] DTV Durocher of Hebron. His paternal ton. She has a brother, Jason, 5>A. dents participating in a Registration is $5 and payable to the Federated Father Mike Galasso will be the celebrant. Healing bra Winger and screen legends Bette [USA] To Be Announced. Her maternal grandparents are Atwell of 92 Princeton St., and Pamela N. Relshcherl, Davis and Elltabeth Taylor are Inter­ James and Joan Breen of 4 Green grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. January term program Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Marybeth Wheeler, 525 prayers will be said after mass. There Is also a 11:00PM (3D 90 New* 2:35AM (3D Nightwatoh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Relscherl of 150 viewed by Barbara Walters. (60 min.) Richard G. Jeannotte of 129 Tanner Nelson, Stephen James, son of Ju in . Belden Hill Road, Wilton 06897. For directions, enclose charismatic prayer meeting every Wednesday even­ (3D ® Late Show: Starring Joan RIvsr* Hill St. Her paternal grandparents Saturday's Donna Debonee 2:BSAM [M A X ] m o v ie ; 'Richard Chris George and Mary-Ellen Ar (Clambers St., have been named to the dean’s list at a self-addressed, stamped envelope. (3D New* Odd Couple are John and Rose O’Neil of 36 St. He has a sister, Bernadette, 6. The program provides ing at 7:30 at East Catholic High School. 94 Pryor Live on tha 8ilunaat Strip’ Pryor * Sheridan Nelson of 11 Johnson Babson College for the fall semester. (TT) MOVIE; 'Elsotrlo Dreams' A young wit I* pre*ented In thi* concert filmed at Barawood Road. She has a sister, Hartwick students with an opportunity to participate in architect and his personal computer fall 99 Avangsrs Grab, Joanna Scott, daughter of Terrace, was bora March 14 at ® Hogan's Haros* the Hollywood Palladium. Richard Pryor Tara, 1. off-campus group study programs or internships. In love with the same girl. Lenny Von 1982 Rated R Gary M. and Tracy Scott Grab of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Aronson Is a freshman English major. On EC8U dean’s list Dohlan, Virginia Madsen, Bud Cort. 122) News (Live) Jumble eack I 1984 3:00AM 94 MOVIE; T h * Delphi Bur­ Do, Timothy Huy, son of Huan 357 Woodbridge St., was bora His maternal grandparents are from Jumble, (24 Snsak Prsvisw* tnetude name, ai Mary E. Prior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. eau' A man with the ability to remember and Anh Hong Do of 595 Center St. Msreh 12 at Manchester Memorial William and Ann Marie Sheridan of Public Records 9 9 MOVIE: Th a Face of Fu Manohu' ® Talas of the Unexpeotsd A success­ Tha supposedly-dasd doctor Is In Tibet, all he *eea It hired to work for a Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ 55 Candlewood Drive. His paternal Named to dean’s list Prior of 415 Gardner St., has been named to the dean’s ful art collector seeks revenge after his was bora March 3 at Manchester provisioning himself with enough poi­ Waahington-baiad raaearch bureau ents are Carol Scott of 55 Helalne grandparents are Carroll and Mar­ 9 list at Eastern Connecticut State University for the fall romance with a conniving woman ends. supplying Information for the White Memorial Hospital. His maternal to Richard and Daisy Suit, 74-76 conveyance tax. 9 Colleen M. Cnileton of IBS Green Road has been son to destroy the world. Christopher Road and the late Russell Scott. Her jorie Nelson of 22 Sunset St. semester. Warranty daada Summit St.. $163,000. Carmelia J. D’Amigo to Gina M. Lae. NIgal Green. 1966. ® M*A*B‘ H Houia. Laurence Luckinblll, Joanna Pet- grandparents are Mui San Su and named to the dean’s list at Stonehili College. North tet. Calaate Holme*. 1972. paternal grandparents are Robert She Is a member of the class of 1990 and Is majoring in Albert R. Martin, Gerald Roth­ George A. Negro. Raymond J. (3entile, Orford Park, no convey­ ® MOVIE: 'Fun and Gamas' A woman's ® El Vldenta (60 min.) Hat Thi Nguyen of Roanoke, Va. Easton. Mass., for the fall semester. [CNN] Nawtnight and Patricia Grab of Moosup. C elebrity Cl| Bocioiogy. man and David C. Woodbury to Negro, and D. Gilbert Negro to ance tax. hopes for promotion ars shattered by IB s c t v His paternal grandparents are people, p She Is a junior at Stonehili College. her rsjactlon of her boss’s relentlsss [E S P N ] Track and Field: Division I Norman J. and Louise L. LeBlanc, Fairkey Associates, Vernon Street, Scott L. Carey to Kathleen M. [CNN] Plnnaol* Luan Hun Do and Lanh ’Thi Nguyen Feedlng fllllBB advances. Valeris Harper, Cliff De­ Man's and Woman's Indoor Champlon- Sheldon, Kristine Anne, daughter 146 Garden Grove, $166,800. conveyance tax $2,409. Carey, 10 Centerfield St., no con­ [D I8 ] Advantura* of Oizis and Harriet of Vietnam. He has a brother, Steve Named to dean’s list Young, Max Gall. 1980. ahlpa From Oklahoma City. OK. (2 hrs.) of Ronald A. and Deborah Bazzano Heinz Braunsberg to Robert H. Gladys Negro to Fairkey Asso­ veyance tax. (R) and two sister, Belinda and Kim. Is problem, too (22) ® A.LF. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Alfred Hltohoook Hour Sheldon Jr. of 52 Oak St., was bora Jill Pyka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pyka of 96 and Dorothy S. Hutcheon, Concord ciates, Lake Street, conveyance tax Sandra T. Finnegan to Raymond (21) Advsntura A profile of Rick Atkinson 11:30PM (3D cannon Jeannotte, Daniel Adam, son of March 12 at Manchester Memorial “ D 01 Hamilton Drive, has been named to the dean’ s list for Road. $129,000. $196.90. J. Finnegan Jr. and Sandra T. [T M C ] MOVIE; Th e Killing Field*' (CC) TULSA, Okla. (A P) - Children as ha trains with his team for an Arctic 94 Honsymoonars Stephen D. and Brenda C. Jarvais Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- the fall semester at Western Connecticut State Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. George A. Negro to Fairkey Finnegan, 160 Briarwood Drive, no dogsled race. (60 min.) A Cambodian, who isrvad at a guide lor are not the only youngitera who ® Not Available In Storos IWCTYE Use the network University. Anselt School of Business. Manley to Clifford E. Smith, Associates, Vernon Street, convey­ conveyance tax. ® MOVIE: T h a Horasman' A stabla- a an PAfnwriuxiiAmerican reporter, watruggle****-***—- to — -be - refuse to take their vitamins. master's son sntars the grueling but- (22) ® Bbkt of Carson (R) (In Stereo)' reunited with hie family after communlet Colts and (lilies tend to separate In November she was Inducted into Delta Mu Delta, Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ ance tax $201^. Bernardo and Felicina Petito to occupation. Sam Watereton. Haing S. kashl tournament to please hi* demand­ ® MOVIE: ‘Pendulum’ A police captain national honor society for business students. She is a ance tax $74.80. Louise E. MiacNeely to William Salvatore Petito and Maria C. Ngor, John Malkovich. 1884. Rated R. specially formulated nutritional YW, N to help find Job ing father and prove his machismo. I* accu*^ of murdsring his wife and har T h ou gh ts feed supplements from the rest of Junior majoring in finance-marketing. Charles A. Bader to Gideon M. and Janice R. Bouley, 28 Strong Burke, Charter Oak Street, no Omar Sheriff, Leigh Taylor-Young, Jack lover. George Pappard, Jssn Sabarg, Ri­ (In Stereo) Rutenberg, Keeney Street, convey­ St.. $110,000. conveyance tax. Pslancs. 1971. chard Klley. 1969. [USA] To Bs Announoad. their dally rations, leaving the CWOTX ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - One of the best ance tax $110. Robert J. and Diane Burr Game- essential vitamins and minerals on PREVIOUS On MarlBt dean’s list Lucy P. Monty to George Monty How wonderful it is that the final for Him either — it was just a ways to find a Job is also one of the oldest: the Holiday Homes Corp. to Robert lis to Jaroslaw and Halina Olejarc- their plates, says Doyle Meadows, about otho 11-13 Moore St., no conveyance tax. beginning of springtime coincides necessary event that would lead to "old boy" (or “old girl” ) network. Kalharine A. Pappas of 8 Harvard Road has been E. and Carol E. Batson, 121 Elvree zyk, Northwood Townhouse Con­ vice president of Lookout Mountain — Carl Jui First Connecticut Small BusInesC, His ultimate triumph on Easter Career placement officers at many of tbe named to the dean’s list at Marist College In St., conveyance tax $127.60. dominium. $84,800. with the coming of Easter, fo these Ranch. 7 Investment Co. to George A. and two happy events share many morning. This Is the way of life as Meadows says he solved the C in em a 7 Poughkeepsie. N.Y.. for the fall semester. Joanne W. Hathaway to Daniel F. Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. country’s top unlversitlea have found that Gladys Negro, Lake Street-Vernon. God has given it to us! ’There is no She is a sophomore majoring in communication arts Reale, 48 Esipiire Drive, $89,900. Manley to Charles G. and Mary G. common images and themes! Con­ problem with his quarter horses by student-alumni get-togethers produce the Street, conveyance tax $17.00. period of dormancy, no failure, no and a 1968 graduate of Manchester High School. Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Pirie, Beacon Hill Condominium, 9:19, IlifB . — BUTBlor IR> 11:M, l:M . 3, sider how Jesus speaks of His switching to a feed supplement contacts that can land students a job. T: is, —ANlBMmare,ejt BJm eln#'V*2 1 — "Croeodll*" D u n ^ disappointment, no spiritual or based on a dried yeast protein. Barney T. Peterman Jr. to Center conveyance tax $89.10. Joseph A. Paggioli to Lisa M. IPO-13) 1,4:15,7,9:18. — Block Wictow approaching crucifixion and resur­ PULL Til But placement officers, such as the Qraom Wt emotional “ death” of any kind ... Associates, 18-17 Oenterfield St., David M. Axelrod to Lynda A. Paggioli, 108 Autumn St., n(v n, 10, nr ;r ) 3:10, S, ■7:10,'9:90.'— Lodv ond lh# rection in terms Of planting: “ The hones are ottroctod by the University of Rochester’s James Case, Morhardt makes dean’s list $178,000. Brierly, 118 N. Elm St., $38,778. (R) 1I:U, ii^ramp (O) 1:9B. “ Unless a grain of wheat falls to the that does not have a promise of a supplement’s aroma and taste," ADTA conveyance tax. * UjU. — w n c M M ^ tk> In e . t;5S. caution that students should not view a Betty R. Sullivan to Jack A. and Davi(l M. Axelrod to Donald H. "resurrection" waiting ahead! Meadows says. "With a steady dkri Kfanberiy P. Mturkardt of East Middle ’Turnpike has 4;M 7;M, 9:4S, 11:99. — OutroBteu* WBST HABTPOBD earth and dies, it remains alone; Immtdii networking opportunity solely as a chance to Lori P. Moreau, 291 Porter St., Brierly. 118 N. Elm St., $78,728. \ PerluM til) 11:40,1:40,4:40,7:U, 9:40, What "rMurrectlons” does God of grain, alfalfa hay and the feed been n a m ^ to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Bhn 1 A 1 — “ Crocedll*'' Dundee but if It dies, it bears much fruit” Monday press resumes Into the hands of everyone they $130,000. 11:40. (PO-13) 1,4:15,7, *:W. — Children of o (John It; 24). What a great message have in ^ ore for you in the near Bupplemont, we’re Buccoedlng In Dean Junior College. Franklin. Mass. LM**r Ood (R) 1,4:15,7, *:X. posseaa meet. Joyce A. Kerr to Janet M. St. MANCHR|TRR_ . of hope and optimism! The dor­ future? Which "seeds” In your life meeting the nutritional Booda ot all Q u itc la im UA THBONrs IBM — Blind OolB our young horaao." oompui "You wouldn’t ask for a date without getting John, North wood ’Townhouse Con­ EMERGENCY mant lifelessness of a seed is not a are anxious to break open and bear Makes dean’s list Thomas J. Regan to Marina C. Firs — Pollc* — Madlcal Good B| to know the person a bit,” Case says. "W e tell dominium. conveyance tax $$6.$0. I CbMffio — Hunk I final state of being for the seed — much fruit? KrIstiB Watt of 36 McCabe St. has been named to the AJW Associates to Jeffrey R. Sutherland, Rolling Park Estates, . — Lathol Weapon (R) 1:10, manner, students to take the time to establish areas of but simply a stage It must pass In IVft, Egyptian Praaldent An­ dean’s list at Johnson * Wales College. Providence. Breiter, One Heritage Place Con­ no conveyance tax. 911 atd llw Tramp (O) 1, fow, ">:X. — A Nlommora on Blm pointmalolntma DIAL .ft ckv Honor Picluralh^ through before it can ultimately be Chariaa H. Bricaoa war Sadat and larnall Prime mutual interest before asking about Jobs.” R.I.. for the fall semester Marina C. Sutherland to ’Thomas In Manchettor ^ 2 7 1 dominium. conveyance tax $11$.$0. — IR) mldnlfM. — BloodtfoBd SuritlPBivdiln PrBok planted and bear much fruit. Mlnlater Menacbam Bogtn She is majoring in hospitality management. John R. and Pamela F. Stratton J. Regan, Rolling Park Estates, no — Lm to $hoR w H o n m Christ’s death on a Cross was not BaHan Caagregatlaaal Cbarch awarded the Nobel Peace P tIm . I l i - KAN C It - MAWCHESTER HgRALD, M o o im . Iftin a i J». 1W7 R8W9R9I Kir 'IT cm iLYLt ®»y Ltrry tW gM \ m n m m 9 L i ttattlBF" ■ SESBTinStm TfSSam y&m ot fit rtRMiFy. dYdilMHw. Pewdtdg .J fW dm F ____ i o W p Y M ld CIASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 IW HIf Out tro th tfdfdrrdd. Whtfd dpyFdffptpw Ptpw FFdm-______HAIR e rfy . MMotMOMiotif. ROUM prtviMBM. 3058 nw w v wt/TfWw iw ovvw w CMM-fliakiy-oBSS.Ext. dhM Phone ond on# w o rn 7,68» t a M 5» ffcvr « N o n CM •MtfiMi Proocrtv . 73 enftrtoftMYtoftf...... 53 Form Supplirs and BpiHpmont .. .. 00 STYLIST GFr-9985 tar currgnr flMlrdofiifimraa. Seeur- eubord ftef. tdom o r Rtsofl Frpp«rtv . H BoekliMBtng/incem* Totr . . 56 OfnertKotoll EPMlptnont ...... 01 ity dddOKiY. JdcR t w r a m t . •o y ta r m p Uesf/Fountf...... Moftpom ...... 27 Corptwtry/flDmiNftltng. . . 55 Itocrooflonal EcNdpinonf...... •3 RATVI: I to 5devs: fOcents otr lint per re td not. 8MPWeVYCOTTVn w 8 S & f l P v r to f io lt ...... woflt«d to tu v . . 30 PoIttflngtPooerlng ...... S6 Boefs ond Mortno Eoulpmont 03 6 to IPdeys; ID centsI pt e r lin e per d i^ . likiili'iW fifiX . # 'uti Lflpfpyn Kwof E sm v . ~ ^ ^ Compony. tm- iwaytaeaea AnnoufiC€m«ntt. RooRng/Sttftng...... $7 AAwafeet ito m a ...... 0« 30 or more dovs: 4S cents per line per dor. Full or part time. A w c tio m ...... Oarmered Cate. S8T m w d f R ^ R tn to is P le o rlfio ...... SO ComoroB ond Photo Eoulomont . 05 MHMmefii dierpe; e p m . l^tffonclof...... E la c trlc o t...... 59 P*t9 ond SuDPlfoi...... W Busy Manchester fl3'4,90S. Pirgpiwedtf HGpTa Rooms for Root...... 71 s M s s s r H««rtlno/Plwmbln0...... 60 MtscdltonoovB tor Soto 07 ORAOViMSf: Pof ctoeetfied odvertfsemtnts to Salon. iM n g ro o m , gooKsizatf •KM9 Employmont * Education Aportmonlt for R tnt ...... 37 MiscclionFDMS S crvlcv* ...... 61 T o p S o to s ...... m Pt euWtstMd Tutsdey ttirewon Sdtorddv. me dining room, op- Contfomlnlums tor Rtnt . 73 Services YTontvtf ...... 67 wontod to Buy/Trodo ...... 09 dtediine Is noon on ffie dev before pudPcdt Ion. HOtP W Ofltftf...... H o m ts fo r R o n t...... )6 pnoncod kitahan and SItwotlon W ontotf...... Por ddyertliemenfs to be puDlislied MondPy. No following ■AMeibtalabaM AM AkkM MeMlM Sfort/Ofnet Seoct...... 35 tilt dfodltne It 2:3D p.m. on Pridov. UVUV M U III OVl IM V flK H n Bvtintst OoooftunHIos Rtsoft Preotrtv 36 M ereliondts# necessary. idvoi vHih Zoxfrd lorgo THREE room oportment. induction...... intfotfrtot Rrootrty . . 37 HolWDv/Sxoaoflel...... 71 A u t o m o f l y g Cmplovmtnt SonHcti . R R A O V IH IR A 0 . C to s tiritd d d v tftls e ine wts o r t badkooms upstaiks. 3 no oppiToncps. J8» MlscttlOfitovs for Rtnt 30 Anttotm Odd CotlffctlDlta 77 C or» 1ST S o l* ...... 91 ppfi. SdCorFy. C ^ im - r m rtf&ra,Cf. Roommotts wonttd 36 C io ttiin g ...... 73 TriKhsrVons for S o lo ...... 93 token by totepnone os o convenience. The 6 4 S - B S 3 9 tall bofhs locotod on o M ^chetftr Herotd is resoenslMt for only one 3496, weetdRys PUP! OTTVeWp u m i C f to tt V ^ fttf to Rtnt 40 F u rn itu f# ...... 74 Comp^s/Trotlors . 93 owwt ttre e t in a nieg IrTQvWy IWp WVIPV^ TWSttreo/Apotlonccs 75 MoforcyeiosrMooods ...... 94 Incorrect insertion end then only tor the s lit of loeotlon. D. W. Pish T h<> Homts for S o ft ...... Mochlfiery Odd Toots . 76 Auto Sorylcos ...... 95 me ert^of Insertion. Errors whlcn do net ta te 1_____ S €fvic«s itsstn me volue of me odvtrtlstmtnf wIP not o o t Beer end cot Contfomlnivms for Sot*. Lown Odd Gordon ...... 77 Autos for Monf/Looso ...... 90 Root Batata. 643^159709 R , 2 bedroom, neat TfQDt p 1 Lots/Uond for Soft. . Child C o r t...... SI Good ThidOf to E ot ...... 7f Mls- 12 Han^eye □□□□0 O00O0OO clolmg of unfair trodt proctl- and/or port time posi­ Roprosonto- tor 1st yoor. Days, 633- Main Stroot, Monchot- pay: uRRtfee, motafe- at T71 Soirtt) 51 Actor March day tfirougti Fridoy, S 3043. Evonlngs, 643- tor. 6494)300. O ^ E N Sunday 1-4 P M . 9b sm. State 52 Living on □□□0 aDoo 000 CM, Infrlnfltmant of tradt- tions ovollable for tlon. Wo will train a nance, a tt condlWow- A M ite th e att amto4;30pm. Rellobll- Monchoatar Perhede Wolfmon Rood. Spo- i t t k i L y HousingNow 13 E a t t ^ priest Mhar a o Q a o D O morkg, froda nomas or got- computer oriented bright porsonobi# indl- ta g , aeryfeg and ear- □□□0 onfg, violation of rlgMs of Ity and occurocy Im­ SAl # ^ #erspns...6stim-' WaeiMKMtaTpfca. eleut and etetanf Cate totting oppRcgRons tor 14 Individtfal creatures medicol secretorlM vldud with typing obll- vie# contract o n me In tha T« 15 Repetition □000000 00000 privacy and Infrlngomont of portant. Expgrldnca oters tall time posi­ Cod of 6 rooms pfut a i bvtff AOrtf) op0f frtftrtrtfs. narrrxX a tflc 57 Ear (comb, and LPN's or RN's Ity. Good sertory, gon- ^ H Il G Coro. Port timo furnoce. Londtard to 17 Hurry 010000 0000 cogyrlgtit and grogrlotory using oddfng mochina. tions ovoflablp wfftr reat ntce roc room . form) □00 O O D O O D rlgtits, unfair comgotltton wfllln0 to work hard orous bonofitt otoiw and tall timo oponlngs poy taxee, (nauronco 18 Three (pref.) 58 Optra prince Apply In pgrson with opportunity for orowing service com­ This ovorslzed hofna Is iJiA kttliim . ANroe- ond cow w ater. Land­ 19 Entertainer 3OO0D0OO0 0O0 and ilbol and tlondar, yrhlcfi ond shore In the re­ for loving coro givors loaded wfth extras fn- 59 Knob may roiult from fho gubllco- Prooug SHog Com­ words of patient core. odvancomont. Coll pany. Good solory. ffve apartment eamte- lord wRf do tom# modl- OetadatMa 60 Tima zona 3000 0000 000 pany, 300 Pitkin Strggt, for infonts, taddlors, Coll Evergreen Lowno. icudtng a center fsfowd 21 Ration Q0OO 0GO0 000 tlon of any odvartigmant In Please send resume to M rs. RIvors ot 289-3372 and pro-school. Coll Real Estate nlently locofdd. flcoflons. Sfrono Roof (abbr.) ttio RAonchoftar Harold by Eost Horttord. We yyltl troln. 649-0667. In the kftehgn and a E ttafd. 647-7653.0 24 Naadia ease 61 TV program Box JJ c/o the Mon- or apply Bonoficlol M a rily n DIm m ock, Lft- large deck for great Aggfignees, profes­ 25 Wall 62 Health 1 0 E pluHbiit 33 Long lima odvartlsar, Including odvtr- chMter Herold, Man­ Connocticuf, Inc., 933 LA n G ^^A p b i^ and lawn sional couple pre­ tlsomonfs In any fro# distri­ tto Po^o UnllmNod, Summer bar- visuattnd canters 38Saakarof SECRETARY - fo r ong Moln St., Eost Hort- workers. Experienced ferred. No pets. Secur­ 11 Clan Moby Dick bution gubllcotlons gub- chester Ct. 06040. M orlboroiioh. 295-8003. beouM...3139,900. See 27 Rtfigious man low office. Short ford, Ct. E cnkiI Oppor- reoulred In operating ity. References. US6 poam DOWN 16 Mountain 38 Hoad llgbod by ftia Moncboiftr CLEANING Help—#loer ^ A k f T i m e . Monchos- HPS you Sunday. Dfr: Boat ctasi Harold. Penny Sleffart, hand reoulrtd. Coll 640- experelnce preferred. tuntty Emptovor. and mointalning lawn plus utllRIes. 649-6939. TOU 31 Plaeafor 1 12, Romtn tor, 15-30 hours por eaulpmont. Knewl- RHISA8ALE Center St., to Porter unclaimed 20 A c m a 41 Inttrvana |2 Aubllsitar. 3436,9 to S weekdays. Eveninos and/or wee- TiLEMARKEfERS M a n CNSSTBA. immoc- 2 CIm r phrm Lillian nrda.) wook, dovs, floxiMo. St., to Wellmon Rood XtANoflRrTBrTrlS mail (abbr.) edgeoMo of landscap­ LOOKING utate TA room oporf- NeRcelshw 3 Rmwenc® 21 Fkmar 43Taach4a kends.^5747. wontod In East Hart­ M ature parson to sor- Atf real adofe odvertfsad In Mor the cul-de-sac. garage. AYCrttabW fo r 32 Son^trato 4 Author J w v ford. Earn up to 38.00 ing procedures. Must m e n t . Stave, 22 Mountalnout 46 Motto MATURE Responsible vlco grootlng cords of be dependable. Oppor­ tha Moncharter Harold is Sfonchord A Rossefto. staraoe anle. S46 LtaeofnCen' Adams Pmit ___ 23 Tannit tann 47 T o _____it por hour. Coll Mario at departm ent storo. Gon- tubied to the Fair Movsfne "W e Guarantee Our retrlperofor, wolf ta m onthly.. t w i m . CenMetfewt 34 Hawaiian 5 Short for person to olvo loylno tunity for advance- oO ^m o Mei^ 4Hd (2w d t.| mayconcam JOB core to Infants and 309-7306______orol stock work Invon- Act of 19M, which mokes it Houses" 646-2483. wall carpeting. No ■fW* VfYV OC danca NMhon 24 0 an M o f 48 Food (tl.) mont. Phone Kelly's megof to advertise any pref­ pets. References and 35 Haw^ian 6 Kimono M th toddlers In doycore set­ f iL iP H O N E - Oporotor- tory and display. Call PrgpesedO 4 9 Spot /Typist - sookinp a full ovonings only 8pm to Londscoplng, 530-8114 erence, iim lfoflon or d ls c rfm - security. SKRlpfus utili­ certMiirbuHi foodfiah 7 Approxi- 26 Chamical 50 Rowing tooia OPPORTUNITIES ting. 647-0780. from 9 to 4. M -P. Inotion based on race, color, Merchsmilss 37 ___ jaekat matoly tuffik S3 Noisy diaputa timo tolophono oporo- M -P. 1-273-4479. ties. 649-4063. PreeesedO i HARDWARE Clerk p a r t fIm t cor washer. religion, sex or noflonol 39 Actor DaHay t End a call (2 26 Sound track 64 Toy to r. M ust possoss offcc- SANITAlf IAN. Fort tim e. origin, or on Infenfion to ffISI55lL57T5Feem taeatavine 40 Stories 29 Andaa animal SS Actraaa a t th e wanted, good pay, flex­ 8om until 13pm. Mon­ ible hours. Apply Cony- tlvo tolo^ono skills, The town of Andover Is moke any such preference, townhouse, 8575. Meal, 42 Former 9 Itraali folk 30 Fianeh Lupino typing 35 - 50 w .p.m ., day throyuont Friday. lim itation or discrimination. MANCHESTER. 3152,506. hot wafer Included. No kneawMPs (comp, wd.) paintar 56Thass(Fr4 ers Hordwore. 646-5707. accepting oppllcotlons D rlvtrs llcenso HELP WMfTEO Relax or gait at this erlvsiecefl apfitudo tor flouros fo r 0 port-timo position HELP WMfTEO Ihelpwjihteo The Herald will not know­ pets. Credit references for me sum and basic oftico skills. needed. Apply to Tom HELP WMITED ingly accept any advertise­ luxurious 3 bedroom required. Monday 1 2 3 T— 10 11 IRanrl^rslrr mrra^^ CbAiT Guord - has a os Sonltarlon starting Kelley, Carter Chev- LANDSCAPE help full ment which Is In violation of condominium border­ WATER6BD, King ilM , .— I ot Ilk limited number of op­ Apply In porson, Mon­ April 1,1907. This posi­ PART Time general work through Friday, 13 to Clerk's Ottn n day through Friday, rolet, 1339 M oln Street. time. Some experience th e la w .______ing the golf course. All 5pm, 6 ^ 5 7 . mirrored boekcdte 12 enings for o spoclol 3 tion consists of 10 hours preferred. Stort Imme­ power eaufpment. large rooms Including headboard, PlneRnlth. yeor program I Stop­ 0:30 to 4 :30 ,Proguo por wook. Plooso coll INSURANCE. Growing Dealer Eckert's Coven­ r/im riMt TeLIMANXCTINa SUCCESS Story .Shore MANCHESTiA 3 beG Excellent cendltlen. jfercftlw Shoo Company, 200 Plt- ogency looking for ox- diately. Up to 37.00 to yours wHh your fomlly sheetrocked busement 15 i" ping drug troffic and the town office building start. Coll 643-1699 try. 742-6103. for future family room, room townhouse Vh 3306. 646-S566. fo be Rncme search and rescue ore kln Stroot, East 743-7305 or opply a t the perlonced Customer P « r H o u r by purchasing this New baths, wall to wall cor- from The S« P A R T T IM E H artford. INSURANCE. Growing • 2 0 0 - * 4 0 0 Contemporary...7 fireplace, centrol olr, only 3 of the lobs we do Selectmen's Office, Service Representa­ FloxIMo Hourg large deck, 2'/i bofhs. petlng, appliances. e everyday. High school WAREHOUSE/Produc- School Rood, Andover, tive. Able to handle all agency looking for full WEEK rooms Includino o 1st Unit bocks up to woods. 3536 plus utilities. \mmmu rOuti TELEMARKETERS areas of agency activ­ time person to perform W« ere tn expanding mtnu- floor family room and Ie be flnonc 21 22 23 grads or G ED , oged 17- tion. Syndot Products Ct.______PILING Clerk for 10hours Expanding marksling Complex offers tennis Milne Real Estate Inc., IFH r IIOOD from; If you like and hova a claar apeaking 38, good physical con­ Inc., noods workers In ity. Agents license and customer service and o week. Flexible hours. taeluHne company. Wa naad company needs 20 tele­ 2'/s baths. The Neigh­ 523-6573 or 569-4161. F6AiGN^ to work in 18 abarp pao^ to ataff our borhood Is neorly-KId and a swimming pool. Hu 25 voica you could be aarnlno $'a In our aalea dition. Coll 303-340-4357 production and ware- kitchen moklng sand­ management expe­ general office duties. 34.50 per hour. No typ­ marketers. Full or part 0 . W. Pish Realty. 643- PIREWOOD.3S3acerd.l rience o plus. Coll 649- Perfect entry level po­ talamarkaflng dapartmant. proof so bring on the foot lengths, green, j.i dapartmant M-Thura. 6:3

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