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No post office construction before 1990 p.m.; O W a g o n , noon to ptions. 4 Church, 00 miles, By Nancy Concelman port on the Sheldon Road site Manchester office. informa etc. Paid and Andrew Yurkovsky begin two to three months later, unanimously passed a resolution 3 $13,000 from the Postal Service last "That does not lend itself to say she said. town and the central business the Coir Manchester Herald week. ’Tuesday calling on the U.S. district area for customer servi­ 149-2178. we’re groundbreaking tomor­ DiRosa said 'Tuesday he’d been P Postal Service to maintain a R e lia n t But Linda Crabb, spokesman row,” May said. ces in.addition to the facilities at the lid A U.S. Postal Service official told that the main office on Main facility in the center of town to Boltoi for the U.S. Postal Service’s the Buckland Station and the led. 71K Crabb said that the Postal and East Center streets would be . $2695 or today denied reperts from town Hartford office, said today^ that serve the needs of businessmen proposed new post office facility B O L T Service expects to receive fund­ closed after the new office was 0093. officials that construction of the 1990 is the earliest construction and the elderly. on Sheldon Road." who an ing nationwide for design at the built. He said he had received a Seized Sheldon Road post office will could begin. ’Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Future] beginning of fiscal year 1989, report from the postal service The resolution says that the lus. IRS begin immediately and could be “We did not receive any fund­ said that the postal service had the top f Ids, sur- which starts at the end of this indicating that the service had no postal service plans to close the complete within a year. ing to build in this year’s budget.” originally promised to maintain Tuesda} (es. For September. The design process plans to maintain a downtown main post office and the Broad Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Crabb said. some hind of facility in the center Enfield, 1-459-3734 will probably take six to eight post office after the new facility is of town. Street substation. lours. Tuesday that he’d received infor­ An environmental assessment months, she said, excellen built and the current main post The resolution reads, "The mation on the U.S. Postal Servi­ and planning report was done for Crabb said nationwide funding Weiss said during a break in competi office building at Main and Ea.sl Board of Directors of the town of ce’s plans to begin construction the state Office of Policy and for construction should be made Tuesday’s directors’ meeting Ramadt )E Center streets is closed. Crabb Manchester does hereby resolve C K , INC. early from the state Office of Management, but it’s just "one of available in 1990 and construction that he did not know whether the accounti Policy and Management, which said today she had no information to request that the United States ; r n o n the preliminaries,’’ said George contracts should be awarded that postal service planned to close LaChap( on the closings. Postal Service to maintain postal received an environmental re­ May. acting postmaster of the same year. Construction should the post office in Buckland or to keyboar •5695 ’]^e town Board of Directors (n the center of •7995 keep It open. vanced •8295 office p •4995 onthisnemThe story’s out. Now Merit Ultra Lights comes in a box. Scorso. i •3995 manage •7995 Witnesses report a convenient Flip-Top® and sturdy construction. Reliable sources ^ Panel eyes field of < •9695 the loci •5995 competi' •5995 •9995 confirm that Merit Enriched Flavofdelivers real taste satisfaction, •10,795 Educf •11,295 even with ultra low tar. What a scoop! housing with •12,595 Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald Regist •8995 educatic •9995 Disordei •9995 study grant ’Tuesday Enriched Flavor™ ultra low tar. A solution with Merit. Lutherai 11 LedbetU person 0 By Nancy Concelman is requir :le8/ -a? Manchester Herald The seri' Center 0 A $15,000 grant that could help the town develop an 50 Excl affordable housing strategy has received prelimi­ I. Need! nary approval in the Legislature. Askinc Lodg< M E P ^ Meanwhile, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. Tuesday appointed a committee of directors that will help Scand • A develop such a strategy. The appointment drew meet 01 skepticism from one member of the public during Lutherai i-UltraUghts-| aesab*.. -J»e -. ■ Tuesday’s meeting of the town Board of Directors. Winchell DiRosa, citing the town’s 1 percent vacancy rate Refreshi for rental units, appointed Directors M ary Ann Handley, Theunis “T y r y ” Werkhoven and Kenneth SHAKY GROUND — Benjamin LeRoy, 2, of Manchester, tries to N. Tedford to the subcommittee. He said he wanted 6 D.C. t playscape Thursday. He feli aiong the way but picked himself up get across a shaky suspended bridge at the Charter Oak Park and concluded his mission. a report back from them in the next few months. Mancl The appointment came days after the Appropria­ a trip I tions Committee of the General Assembly approved weekend a $15,000 grant to the town for the development of a person, 1 coordinating strategy to provide affordable hous­ call 647-; ing. The grant, one of four requested by Human Weiss: We’ll meet Grand List deadline Services Director Hanna Marcus, is part of a state budget that must be approved by the General Local Town Manager Robert B. Weiss List for taxes coming due this year The town Board of Directors must Assembly. said today that he does not believe an opinion on what property values Georg! because of the unusually large adopt a budget by May 7 under the Handley, chairman of the committee, said it will there will be any problem revising should have been used for the town’s Red Cr number of appeals received by the town charter. At the same time, the probably meet early next week to organize and the 1986 Grand List in time for the 1987 revaluation had not been Care-A-^ town Board of Tax Review. board must set the tax rate for the received yet. discuss how to approach the project. adoption in May of the 1988-89 town coming fiscal year. homelesi budget. Donald Zimbowski. chief of the Handley said today she’s not prepared to discuss Drivers For the billscomingdue July 1, the Meanwhile, James Kennedy, the municipal section of the 0PM , has any ideas she has on housing, but said she’s been night a w town will Use the 1986 Grand List, executive assistant to state Attorney The town administration has been said that the town was wrong in talking to Planning Director Mark Pellegrini to his retir subject only to transfer of owner­ General Joseph Lieberman, said allowed by the state to use the 1986 using 1986 property values for the determine what town-owned land may be available. Windsor, ship. additions for new construction today that a request from the state Grand List in place of the 1987 Grand 1987 revaluation and should have The availability and.cost of land are "crlticaT’ services and reductions for demolitions. Office of Policy and Management for used 1987 values instead. problems the subcommittee will face, she said. currentlj Tedford and Werkhoven said this morning they Connect! don’t have any Ideas yet on how to approach the Red Cro! housing problem. “ I think it’s going to require substantial Presidential pack moves on to New York research," Tedford said. Merit Ultra Lights Box. Handley said that if the $15,000grant is approved, Dr. i By Marc Humbert hoping to stake a claim on the mother the state will probably tell the town what position to dominate the last third of might want a deadlocked convention requirements will have to be met. The Associated Press lode of the prim ary season thus far. the primaries,” said Paul Bograd, and desperate Democrats turning to Marcus said today that approval of the grant is " I hope it’s a sign of things to Dukakis’ New York campaign man­ him offering the nomination. Cuomo A LB A N Y, N Y. — With Michael "looking very good at this point.” 1 . Th e i come," Dukakis of his Wisconsin win. ager. "But New York will be dritical has insisted he doesn’t want that, but Dukakis again holding the upper She said no specifics have been outlined for the by Jackson, too, was upbeat abut his to that.” thus far has refused to rule out hand, the Democratic presidential projects the four grants would be used for. CLER( prospects. “ No way you can underestimate the accepting a convention draft. candidates descended full force on "That (the proposed housing fund) was really just M( “ We go to New York with a good importance of this one,’’ said John There is also a Republican primary New York today fora two-week run to to make money available for the Board of 2. Whi campaign, a broad-based campaign, Marino, executive director of the April 19 in New York, with 102 the crucial April 19 primary. Directors,” she said. " It ’s really amorphous at the terrified momentum, a clear messge — a state Democratic Committee and a delegates at stake. But it is little more moment” DRUM Dukakis picked up back-to-back message that applies to New York,” political operative of Gov. Mario than a formality as Vice President The appointment of the committee was criticized 3. lodiz wins in Colorado and Wisconsin this he said ’Tuesday night. Cuomo. George Bush rolls toward the GOP by resident Peter J. McNamara of 106 Summit St. the hums week over Jesse Jackson, to follow up At stake in the New York primary 9 Cuomo’s presence is felt in the New nomination. on home turf victory in Connecticut. during the directors’ meeting. He criticized past LIVE are 255 delegates. At the national York prim ary race, as it has been to On the other hand, the Democratic Before that, Jackson had piled up effort.s to find a solution to the need for affordable 4. Whic convention, only California’s delega­ some extent in the entire campaign. primary could provide important victories in Michigan and Illinois. housing, such as the subsidized houses on Love eaten? tion, a 336-member giant, will be Reluctant to run for president him­ answers, including: Even before the polls closed in Lane. B A R T l larger. And that primary isn’t until self, Cuomo has been equally reluc­ ■ Can Dukakis keep up the momen­ 5. Whic Tuesday’s Wisconsin contest, Duka­ June 7. McNamara suggested that constraints on housing tant to endorse any other Democrat. tum he’s regained with this week’s construction — minimum square footage and and basel kis and Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore "We think that if we can win New Cuomo’s apparent indecision has requirements for granite curbing — could be MOL Jr. were prospecting in New York, York, we’re going to be in a good fueled speculation for months that he Please turn to page 10 keeping the cost of new homes up in town. 6. Of so are watei as the bit have was Sewer hookup mandate thuscaus Overwhelming fear of confinement diseases, ciency ai ajigers many residents AIDS? W can make phobic’s life unbearable body’s ne By Jacqueline Bennett The sewer system is located in the was in a steel black box, hurtling enough air or light or blocked (a) Iroi Manchester Herald southern part of town and near Eighth In a aeries through space, without any sense from making an easy escape. '(b) lodi Coventry Lake. of direction. I was sure I could no (c) Chli COVENTRY - Several of The order was proposed by the By Denise Fortino longer breathe, and that I was (d) Flu about 60 residents walked out of Please turn to page 10 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking W PCA in response to a letter from The Associated Press being buried alive,’’ she says. (e) Cali Tuesday’s public hearing on a the state Department of Environ­ "M y only thought was to get out of proposed older that could force mental Protection saying that not By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal C Philip Morns Inc. I98K Like so many first-time tourists there fast before I screamed dozens of residents to hook up to enough residents had hooked up in Italy, Carol and her mother Her reaction was triggered by the town’s sewer system. to the new system, posing a were enjoying the scenic trip by claustrophobia, an overwhelm­ Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Birth Weight. Kings: 5 mg "tar," 0.5 mg nicoline-IOO's: 6 mg "tar," The hearing was held by the potential health hazard. rail from Rome to Venice. But ing dread of enclosed places — ButlOMS . Water Pollution Control Author­ Lotlory. — 2 0.6 mg nicotine av.per cigarette by FTC method. Kathleen Sullivan was joined somewhere along the way, the one of the most common of all the Lotti ity to get residents’ reactions to a ClaMifled - 19-20 Obltuarlaa__ 2 by about 15 others when she train passed through what phobias. It can happen inside an ComIca------15 Opinion______proposed order from the WPCA 6 walked out of the meeting. seemed like an endless tunnel — elavator. a moving vehicle, a Connaoticut__ 4 Paopla . that would require buildings in 7 " I ’m leaving. This is no longer and all the lights in their car went theater, a restaurant, even a Focua------7 Sporta____ 10-18 Connectici the sewerage area toconnect with out. Carol’s mother started to crowded street fair — wherever a Food-.. 11-13 Talavlalon____ 14 Lotto: 3-6- the system within six months. Please turn to page 10 panic. “ I remember feeling like I person may feel confined, without Local------2-3,10 U.8./World____ 5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 6, 1988 — 8 Museum funds closer By Brent The Asso 3 d House committee also OKs other grants HARTF By Alex GIrelll Connectic small and not controversial, he the purchase of major equip­ Manchester Herald tile takei does not expect any opposition to ment, probably kitchen equip­ disclosure them. ment. for use in the Samaritan Four grants totaling $50,000 for The largest grant. $25,000, reports ai ~ Koffee Klatch will meet on Army National Guard Pvt. Stephen E. Tomkiel, Shelter and the soup kitchen WMnesday, April 13 at the First Congregational human services operations in would be used to buy a 10- state Sen son of Edward J. and Maureen W. Tomkiel of 91 operated by the Manchester Church, Route 31. An all-you-can-eat lunch, which Manchester and a $50,000 grant to passenger van equipped with a p ro v a l Grandview St. has completed a wheeled-vehicle Conference of Churches. The includes a variety of sandwiches, desserts, tea and the fire museum on Hartford lift for use by a consortium of Committe mechanic course at the U.S. Army lYaining Center, kitchen is to be moved from coffee, will be served from noon to 1:30 p.m. The Road are among state budget non-profit social service organi­ The con Fort Dix, N.J. items that have won approval by Center Congregational Church to cost is $2.80 and chowder or salad is 80 cents extra. zations that serve the needs of the shelter. line todaj the Appropriations Committee of The lunch is sponsored by the Friendly Circle of dependent children and families. Another $5,000 grant would pay the 1988 I First Congregational Church. Brown nets promotion the General Assembly. Marcus said the consortium voted Ti The human services grants for renovation to the basement of might include such organizations the Genesis headquarters at 105B surrogate William R. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. were requested by state Sen. as the YWCA. 'Dme Out for Connectic Emblem Club meets Brown of 80 Edgemere Road, Coventry, has been Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, Main St. The space would provide Parents, Crossroads, and Head a meeting room for the Manches­ reports pi promoted in the U.S. Army to the rank of private on behalf of the Human Services Start. The ta) Manchester Emblem Club will meet tonight at first class. ter Mental Health Team and 7:30 at the Elks Club on Bissell Street. A rehearsal Department in Manchester. Marcus said that while it is not five-year Brown is an indirect-fire infantryman with the The fire museum grant was room for case conferences. Gene­ for installation will follow the meeting. difficult to provide transportation sis serves people with chronic an inves 804th Infantry Regiment at Fort Bragg, N.C. He is a sought by state Rep. John Thomp­ for elderly or handicapped peo­ mental health problems. percent c 1987 graduate of Coventry High School. son, D-Manchester. ple, it isdifficult for organizations The $50,000 grant for the fire tion’sstoc Surplus food distribution Hanna Marcus, director of that serve families with depend­ museum located in a former ants human services, said Monday it Windham Area Community Action Program’s Course prepares officer ent children to find a means of firehouse at Pine Street and has not been decided exactly how Surplus Food Program will offer cheese and flour transporting their clients. Hartford Road, would go toward Army Reserve 2nd Lt. Jeanne F. Broiiisz, the grants will be used but the A distribution to residents of Bolton, Coventry and One grant. $15,000, is to be used daughter of Army Maj. and Mrs. M.S. Bronisz of 104 restoring the firehouse where fire Hebron at the following locations and times; Bolton. general purposes for them have by the town to develop a coordi­ Carman Road, has completed the Arm y’s adjutant been established. equipment and artifacts are Town Hall, Wednesday, April 27 from noon to 2 nated strategy for providing stored. The grant will be adminis­ general officer basic course at Fort Benjamin The grants are part of the state p.m.; Coventry. Town Hall, Tuesday. April 26, from affordable housing. Marcus said tered by the state’s Economic I Harrison, Ind. budget that will have to be noon to 1 p.m. and Hebron. Gilead Congregational the decision about how to use the Development Commission be­ She is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School approved by the General Assem­ Church, Tuesday, April 26 from 12:30 to 2 p.m. For funds will be made by the Board cause the fire museum, the only and a 1987 graduate of Southern Connecticut State bly and Gov. William O’Neill, but information on eligibility for the food program, call of Directors. one in the state, is a tourist University. Meotti said that since they are iness the Commodities Office at 774-4977. A $5,000 grant would be u.sed for attraction. lervi- P es at the Bolton students honored cility BOLTON — Seven Bolton High School students Public Meetings Center Springs lodge cost who are members of the national organization, Future Business Leaders of America, placed among stu Hlpklnt/Speclsl to ths Hsrsld the Public meetings scheduled for tonight. , 1 lx- • OUTDOOR LUNCH — CarriB Beaulieu, » the the top five at the local leadership competition held says the pleasant weather will continue. has some directors worried road Tuesday^arch 29, at Enrico Fermi High School in Manchester 5'A, left, and Dana Beaulieu, 8, eat lunch Thursday will become mostly cloudy but Enfield. The students, who demonstrated scholastic outdoors next to a pond off Irving Street By Andrew Yurkovsky way running through the park. later date. excellence and may now enter the state level Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, the high temperature will be 60 to 65. last week. The National Weather Service Manchester Herald The second phase would consist That prompted Cas.sano to say Ik in competition to be held Friday, April 29, at the Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Stu Hlpklnt/Spwlal to ttn Horild of clean-up of the pond, estimated that the board "should vote it itlng Budget public hearing, Waddell Elementary Ramada Inn in East Hartford, are; Lisa Labenski, The town Board of Directors at about another $500,000. up.” He said that if there were rthe ANGLING — Jacob Beal baits his hook School, 8 p.m. accounting II; Ken Reiss, computer concepts; Scott year. The 11-year-olds were fishing in a tabled action Tuesday night on a The $538,000 is from a state objections to the proposed im­ ;lose while Eric Levigne waits for a bite during LaChapelle, public speaking; John Gesmundo, pond off Irving Street last week. Fair-rent ordinance approved proposal to finance improve­ Town Improvement Grant that provements to the pork, they jr to keyboarding applications; Dawn Erickson, ad­ one of their first fishing outings this Andover ments to Center Springs Park the town has already received. should have been raised five vanced keyboarding applications; Julie Loffman, with a .state grant of $538.000after months ago, when the study office procedures; Victoria Minior and Clifford Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. The cost of the new lodge is some members of the board estimated at $344,502. Under the committee was appointed. Scorso, business graphics and Beth Zorba, business after foes restate their case questioned the high cost of proposal considered Tuesday, a Earlier. Naab had said that the management. Ron Teifer. who is competing in the Obituaries constructing a lodge at the park. Bolton Bv Andrew Yurkovskv to the Board of Directors on its Manchester. prefabricated building that would appropriation required "lots and field of economics, was not required to compete on Manchester Herald But the board, meeting in the lots of comment.” “ I don’t think the local level but will enter the state level Public hearing. Board of Education, Board of operations. It also permits the " I feel that this fair-rent serve as the lodge would be Lincoln Center hearing room, did modified to accommodate the we should decide in a hasty way competition. Finance, Community Hall, 8 p.m. directors to have the town health commission has not established approve the hiring of a new park Samuel Evtushek Hamburg. N.Y.: a brother. Peter made to the American Diabetes Three members of the town offices of the town Recreation on how to use it,” he said. ONLY , director review the commission’s its need in the community.” he maintainer and funding for a Samuel Evtushek, 70, of Ruby Evtushek of Manchester; a sis­ Association, P.O. Box 10160, 40 Board of Directors restated their works. said. Department. Naab .said that the lodge her bes ter, Elsie Kosovich of Hartford: Coventry study of park maintenance proposed was probably l^ g e r h Educational series planned Drive, Manchester, husband of South St,, West Hartford 06110. opposition to a fair-rent commis­ A preliminary draft of the DiRosa said that developers he When it became clear that Crafts, and three grandchildren. He was procedures. than needed. / Elizabeth (Milinek) Evtushek. Youth Services, Town Office Building, 2; 15 p.m sion before the board voted to ordinance presented to the Board had spoken to had told him that a there was opposition to the Registration is being held for a five-part predeceased by his first wife, The .salary of the maintainer is Director Ronald Osella( who and dis died Tuesday at a local convales­ approve an ordinance outlining of Directors last month included a fair-rent commission in town proposed appropriation. Director educational series set for Tuesdays on Eating Emily (Wilk) Evtu.shek. Windham Regional Transit District, Town Office $24,457. and the cost of the study, like Cassano is a member of the enters cent home. Building, 7:30 p.m. the duties and procedures of the "sunset provision” that would would make it difficult to secure James F. "Dutch” Fogarty Disorders; Anorexia and Bulimia, beginning The funeral will be Friday at 9 to be conducted by K.A. Rogala recreation committee, said he School Building Committee, Coventry High commission Tuesday. terminate the commission within construction and mortgage loans moved that the item be tabled. Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Emanuel Born in Hartford, he lived in a m. from the Burke-Fortin Fun­ Co. of Pawckatuck. is $29,700, supported spending money on Card of Thanks School, 7:30 p.m. The board followed the recom­ two years if it were not re­ for single-family condominiums. But Naab said that the item Lutheran Church, Church Street. Sharon S. Windsor Locks and Vernon before eral Home, 76 Prospect St Of the nine-member board. recreation. But he added. "Where mendations of a study committee established by the board. No such But Director Mary Ann Hand- should be voted down and that a Ledbetter will lead the group. The cost is $50 per moving to Manchester. Before his Rockville, with a Mass of Chris­ We would like to thank James Parks and Recreation Committee, Patriots Park, Director Geoffrey Naab cast the I don’t agree with Steve is that we Fric 7:30 p.m. and voted last November to provision is included in the ley said the question of whether new proposal for the lodge should person or $75 per couple. A non-refundable fee of $10 retirement he was a purchasing tian burial at 10 a.m. in St Preuss Jr., Jim, Mr. Bjorkman, only votes against the mainte­ blow the whole wad on (Center establish {he fair-rent commis­ ordinance that was approved. the commission should be estab­ be presented to the board al a is required at registration. To register, call 646-3811. agent for Hartford Hospital. Bridget Church, Manchester. The Manchester Ambulance Ser­ nance study and against the Springs Park.” sion. The same three who opposed The seven-member commis­ lished was already decided. The series is sponsored by the Pastoral Counseling Besides his wife, he is survived Burial will be in Grove Hill vice and Bolton Fire Department fabling of the grant appropria­ formation of the commission at sion would have the power to hear " I really am troubled by this feai Center of Manchester Inc. by two sons, Martin Evtushek of Cemetery, Rockville. for their kindness and considera­ tion. The hiring of the park pan tion during the recent ioss of Harry Correction that time — Mayor Peter P. tenant complaints and determine conversation.” she said. Manchester and Frederick Evtu­ Calling hours are today from 2 maintainer was unanimously NEW L Imi- Ege. DiRosa Jr. and Directors Stephen whether a rent is fair. The Cassano questioned a provision $15,000 overtime costs shek of Willimantic; a daughter. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday approved. Helle Cra T. Cassano and Kenneth N. commission could order that a of the ordinance that allows the Lodge to meet Thursday Sister Carol Ann with the Fran- from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, Many Thanks, ■The hiring of a new park from her day A story in ’Tuesday’s Manchester Herald about a Tedford — voted against the rent be reduced if it determined commission to take into consider­ ci.scan Sisters of St. Joseph. Memorial donations may be Wife Anna Ege and Family maintainer was proposed in the feared fo lelp Scandia Lodge 23 Vasa Order of America will state House of Representatives bill to allow an proposed ordinance Tuesday in a that it was "harsh and ation the income of a tenant in for revaluation OK’d meet on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel exception to liquor control regulations so the owner 6-3 vote. manager’s 1988-89 budget, but testifed du rew unconscionable.” determining what a fair rent is. members of the board fold the Lutheran Church on Church Street. Dr. Wallace of the Silk City Package store could move the Director Barbara B. Weinberg The town Board of Directors on this, every item would be de­ Richard C ing Three residents spoke in favor calling it "an intrusion into administration during a recent Winchell will present a program on the Holy Land business to South Windsor incorrectly reported that supported the formation of the ■Tuesday unanimously approved pleted and (the As.sessor’s Office) Mrs. Cra Drs. Deaths Elsewhere of the establishment of the private enterprise” . budget workshop that they Refreshments will be served. the building has been razed. commission in November but was transfer of $15,000 from the would close tomorrow.” attendant •ate fair-rent commission before the Director Geoffrey Naab, who wanted the park maintainer hired ^nn not present when the vote was directors took their vote Tuesday. said that the mere existence of contingency fund to pay for last seen a taken. this year instead. The mainte­ overtime by employees in the “ Give me some more good her husbai leth Tedford said that three was a the commission would be impor­ nance study is part of an news,” Director James F. D.C. trip scheduled John Scholl ate in 187V. She attended Blooms- “ Video Vignettes.” The ordinance approved by the Assessor’s Office, but not before 6 been chan ited small number of supporters, tant to tenants, responded. “ All examination of the town’s park “ Dutch” Fogarty answered. SAN LUIS OBISPO. Calif. (AP) burg State College in Pennsylva­ The National Negro Press Thoughts directors requires the commis­ Director Geoffrey Naab questi­ “ She sai 18. Manchester Recreation Department will sponsor indicating that there is no need government’s an intrusion into and recreation facilities being — John Trevor “ Jack” Scholl, a nia, graduating in 1906. She Association recognizes3(rs: Gar­ sion to prepare an annual report oned what would happen if the her safety ria- a trip to Washington. D C. on Memorial Day for such a commission in private enterprise” carried out by a study committee The A.ssessor’s Office has come ved songwriter who wrote such hits as returned to what was then the land as the first black woman to transfer were not approved. under fire in the past few weeks who calle weekend. May 28. 29 and 30. The cost is $200 per We all know that we will die sometime. Often we appointed by the Board of of a “ Loving You the Way I Do” and Territory of New Mexico and edit a nationally circulated publi­ Assistant Manager Steven R. for the handling of the revalua­ “ dearest f person, double occupancy. For more information taught school at the Laguna and try to ignore this fact. We run away from it. We hide Directors. )US- "Making Love, Mountain Style,” cation, said Rod Doss, the Couri­ Werbner said that without the tion. Because of. the unusually call 647-3084. from it. But it is still there. We will die. Naab and Director Stephen T, “ In hei lan died March 25 at age 85. Isleta pueblos for nearly 50 years. er's vice president and general Code violations plan is issued transfer of the money, $15,000 high number of appeals on the dealings v Among her former pupils were manager. What is death anyway? Is it a sleep as some say? Cas.sano. the chairman of the would have to be drawn from ate A lyricist and scriptwriter, study committee, engaged in a 1987 Grand List, {he town admin­ concerned Local volunteer honored several pueblo governors and The Terre Haute, Ind., native We see death all around us. Our pets die. Trees and By Andrew J. Davis organizational chart. Also, the other accounts to pay for the iral Scholl often collaborated with allegation that a staff member heated exchange Tuesday over istration has set aside that Grand Lausten s; Eubie Blake and M.K. Jerome, tribal leaders. served on the Pulitzer Prize bushes die. Others die. So shall we someday. We do Manchester Herald facility was cited for having a overtime. George Beeny, of Manchester has been chosen sexually abused a child there. what action the board should take List and will use the 1986 Grand day of the In the 1960s, Gov. John Simms selection committee in 1979. Last not know when nor where. But it will come to us. We shed on its property which “ It is possible.” Werbner vlll Red Cross volunteer of the month for the said David Petrone of the Ameri­ Manchester police spokesman on the appropriation. The appro­ List to calculate the tax bills that ■Superior C appointed Mrs. Marmon to the year, she and national broadcas­ know that death is an end to what we know as life. It Officials at the Kinder Care obstructed the view of staff joked, "that if you vote against ind Care-A-Van program. The program helps transport can Society of Composers, Au­ Gary J. Wood has said. priation was also questioned by will come due this year. Lausten thors and Publishers. Scholl state’s first commission on In­ ter Mai Goode lent their names to is dark, solemn. leafless, blossomless, brown, still, day-care facility on West Center members to the piay area. Bell homeless people in Hartford to a city-run shelter. cessation. In us we know warmth, movement, beat Cynthia Tough, Kinder Care members of the public, who .stemmed USB spent 10 years as a staff songwri­ dian Affairs. In 1971, she was the Garland-Goode Scholarship street have submitted a plan to said. Drivers of the Red Cross vans work in pairs one district manager, has said that suggested other uses for the grant divorce he ;en honored as the outstanding In­ for deserving journalism as life. Death appears as an end to all these. There it the state Health Department in Officials at Kinder Care could night a week from November through March Since ter for Warner Bros., 10 years is stark and cold. the employee accused of abuse money. then a pilo dian woman in education by the students. response to a state report that not be reached for comment to his retirement in 1976 from the Emhart Corp.. with MGM and wrote songs for has been placed on administra­ A two-phase plan for improve­ North American Women’s Surely it is a change. What we have knotvn has there were 13 state health code today. Tonight Only Lausten )le. Windsor, Beeny has been a Red Cross motor Columbia and Universal tive leave. That is corporate ments to Center Springs Park al” Pictures. Association. ended. We see a real change when death comes: At violations at the facility, a The department’s investigation Crafts told services driver and disaster volunteer. He is policy for the child care chain was recofiynended in February Last year, the Indian governors W. Russell Boss least we see the change with our eyes, but somehow department spokesman said. inciuded help from the state 5:00 io 9:00 a divorce currently chairman of the disaster services at the His other songs include “ Throw which operates in the U.S. and by the Comiflittee appointed by of 14 pueblos, state leaders and FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. we sense down deep within us that this is not all It will now be up to department Department of Child Youth Servi­ .summer o ley Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American Another Log on the Fire,” “ The Canada, she said. the directors to study recreation relatives joined in paying tribute (AP) — W. Russell Boss, former there is. There must be more. What happens? officials to determine whether to ces, Bell said. The youth services out her the Red Cross. Gay Parisienne” with Sigmund needs in the town. The $538,000 Brandt we carry... to Mrs. Marmon at Laguna president and chairman of pre­ Though we cannot see the life-giving sap down in accept the plan, which was department was calied in be­ Kinder Care has notified par­ another w Romberg: "The Wish That I Wish would pay for the first phase, to Pueblo a week after her noth mium pen and pencil maker A.T. the roots of a tree, it is there, it runs down from the submitted to the department cause it has expertise in inter­ ents of the investigation, she has Crafts cor ial Tonight,” “ The Glad Song” made be carried out in the 1988-89 fiscal birthday. Mrs. Marmon would Cross Co., died Monday. He was trunk and branches into the roots below ground. We Monday, said Wesley Bell, super­ viewing children. said. • Member* Only who asked famous by Teresa Brewer; ■The year. That phase would include a have turned 111 on April 15. 79. don’t see it. Life is there. There is life beneath what visor of the health department’s Another investigation of Kinder There are 17 Kinder Care lausten sa ad, Old Apple Tree,” “ You, You we see. new lodge, lighting and a drive- i;— • London Fog lat Dr. Crane’s Quiz D a rlin g’ and ” My Little Boss went to work as sales day-care licensing division. He Care began last month after an facilities in the state. Bell said. two or thi Buckaroo. manager and treasurer of Cross So it is with our human lives. The life within is said the plan would not be made withdrawn. It seems to disappear. But it only goes • Haggar is in 1937, shortly after the death of public until next week, after a 1. The use of twin beds was popularized primarily Hazel Garland his father Walter Russell Boss on to a new place. The Bible says. "The spirit department decision is rendered. Susie Marmon returns to God who gave it.” We return to our Nec he by McKe e s p o r t , Pa. (a p ) - Sr., owner of the Rhode Island- The violations included in the CLERGYMEN FURNITURE MAKERS LAGUNA PUEBLO, N.M. Hazel Garland, a pioneering based company. original abode. We all come from that “ place.” We state report are: not having '■M (AP) — Susie Rayos Marmon, shall return. ist MOVIE DIRECTORS PHYSICIANS black woman journalist, died Over the next 27 years. Boss medical records for all children; bom 35 years before New Mexico So death means that the life within-motion. of 2. While on foot, which meat item was most Tuesday of a heart attack at age rose to become chairman and a lack of two written background allk became a state and later one of its strength, beat-moves to the home above. We only he terrified by a wolf? 75. president of the company and references, good health certifica­ DRUMSTICK T-BONE HAM LAMB CHOP educators for almost half a Mrs. Garland was editor-in- helped it evolve from a private, see the one side of death when a loved one leaves. tion or evidence of continued FARMIh agencies t 3. Iodized salt has prevented the enlargement of century, died Monday, less than chief of the Pittsburgh Courier family-owned business with a The other side of death is what Easter reveals to us. education for all staff members; mer’s dise the human two weeks before her 111th from 1974 to 1977. She had been dozen employees to a public So truly life changes. It does not stop. Warm life not designating a head teacher; \ 9 ready at or LIVER THYROID PANCREAS SPLEEN birthday. with the Courier since 1943 in a company with $155.4 million in continues. That’s what Easter reveals. And we do having only one staff member on NOW YOU CAN the numbe 4. Which one of these is usually roasted before it is Mrs. Marmon was born in the variety of jobs, including colum­ revenues and more than 1,400 not fear death any more. We shall live! the site on five different occa­ pected to f eaten? Laguana Pueblo village of Pagu- nist, consultant and writer of emplyees worldwide. sions; not storing toxic supplies AFFORD THE BESTI BARTLETT WINESAP GOOBER CONCORD Lawrence S. Staples securely; and not having an the next 12; 5. Which one of these is essential in both dentistry Paster of Visitation latest state and baseball? South United Methodist Church At the new The surv MOUND SLAB PLATE HOT CORNER Weather Water sale SciS-' University 6. Of some 100 chemical elements on this earth, 49 jf^ e a r Center for OPTICAL O ute on Aging, are water-soluble and all 49 are in sea water, as well is approved as the blood of birds, animals and mankind. But 20 Manchester Herald s p r in g presented I have washed out of our soil and gone from our food, Clouds, fog of in Waterbu USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 160 A contract for the town to sell STYLE S to c k thus causing deficiency ailments vs. germ and virus for the stab Manchester and vicinity; To­ water for 25 households in Vernon Entire 25,000 suffei diseases. Goiter was an acquired immune defi­ night, partly cloudy with patchy Published dally except Suggested carrier rates served by the Connecticut Water •65 neurologica ciency ailment, like AIDS. Could sea water check fog. Low around 40. Thursday, Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.00 weekly. $7.70 for BAR, IN C . Co. was approved by the town »4 0 io The goal AIDS? Match the chemicals at the left with our becoming mostly cloudy. High 60 days by the Manchester one month,». $23.10$2T for f roro Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- Board of Directors during its 763 Main St., Manchester help form body’s need for them. to 65. three months. $46.20 for nard Place. Manchester. six months and $02.40 for meeting Tuesday night. EASTERN CONNECTICUrS 0\g family men Conn. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen The service was requested by LEADING FULL SERVICE \nc' (a) Iron (v) Thyroxine Central, Sonthwest Interior: care for All ed Tonight, partly cloudy (with class postage paid at and mall rates are availa­ developer Donald Fish, who is OPTICIANS tia suffere '(b) Iodine (w) Gastric juice Manchester, Conn. Post­ ble on request. patchy fog. 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A 30 or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a msmbar of The Force on Al indefinite but has a limit of seven percent chance of light rain in the please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the I Eyeglasses I $4 0 ^^ OFF I 626 health ai rier. If you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ years. He said it can be termi­ ®50®® on providers a Lottery afternoon. High 88 to 60. Complete Pair reach your carrier, call tions, the New England nated by the town with a year’s I Per Pair / New Wearert Only On New Alda Northwest Hills: Tonight, 903 Main Street givers mar subscriber service at 647- Nawspapar Association notice. I Expliee AprN M, 1006 Exphet AprO 30.1000 j Expiraa April 30.1008 | , tients in the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jennifer Kingsley, partly cloudy with patchy fog. 0046 by 6 p.m. weekdays and the New England The Connecticut Water Co. I No Other OleoounM Apply, No Other DIacountt Apply. ! No Other DIacountt Appiy” f^ Downtown Manchester Lusky sa Connecticut daily ’Tuesday: 978. Play Four; 8943. who iives on Wetherell Street and attends Keeney Street Low around 40. Thursday, b o om ­ for delivery In Manchaater. Proas Association. would pay for the cost of a meter MH Lotto: 3-6-10-19-33-34. School. ing cloudy. High around 60. I Wednesday Night, 5:00 to 9:00 Oniy percent of and pipes to the homes from the responded ti Manchester main. Werbner said. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 6. 1988 J8 — S Panel votes to ban surrogate parent contracts Top Haitian officiai invoived NA’nO N U.S. Median Ago By Brent Laymon tial corporate assets or force a wants to impose such rules on The Associated Press Bridgeport, the bill’s sponsor, "Unless we do something really authorities could also move to merger with another company, companies, it should do so in said of current law. tough, I think this is the death block release of the report. in drug sales, Congress told nts unless the targeted company’s separate legislation. Under the bill,, grand jury knell of the grand jury — and In other action, the committee: HARTFORD — Bills to protect board of directors agreed. "We shouldn’t do this as an end & W O R LD Connecticut companies from hos­ reports would be open to the that’s OK with me," Wollenberg —Voted 15-13 to require towns WASHINGTON (AP) - A top equip- ’The bill, approved on a vote of run.’’ said Rep. William Wollen- public 72 hours after being filed said. with at least 5,000 rental units to tened by Haitian drug figures and with the State Department’s tile takeovers and to require 27-1. would make target compan­ berg, R-Farmington. “We should Haitian military officer offered to he is under protection from the equip- disclosure of secret grand jury unless prosecutors could prove * Supporters of a ban surrogate- establish fair rent commissions seil high-quaiity cocaine for ship­ Nicaraguan Humanitarian As­ Meese tries to fill key post aiitan ies that agree to a takeover within do it on the floor if we’re going to that the need to keep all or part of parent contracts conceded that to act as forum for complaints U.S. Drug Enforcement sistance Organization, which tun­ reports are on their way to the the five yea^s subject to a set of do. it, and not in the guise of a ment to the United States, fiying Administration. neled humanitarian aid to the WASHINGTON — Attorney General Edwin itchen state Senate following easy ap­ the report sealed overr^e First people could still enter Into such and otherVent-related issues. The the drugs from a iighted, 8,400- hester principles governing corporate corporate takeover bill." Amendment considerations or contracts under the bill, which bill, which now goes to the House, He testified Tuesday before the Contras. Meese III is trying to fill a key Justice proval in the Judiciary responsibilty in areas like affir­ The bill to require disclosure of foot private airstrip at his ranch, Department post left vacant by a protest The Committee. jeopardized a defendant’s right to was approved on a .vote of 21-7 and would affect 23 towns; nineteen according to congressional Senate Foreign Reiations narcot­ Michael P. Vogel, another from mative action and worker safety. findings and records of grand a fair trial sent to the House. But the now have such commissions. ics subcommittee, which is hold­ witness before the panei on resignation, after settling for his second choice The committee, facing its dead­ The bill calls for creation of the jury investigations was approved testimony. rch to line today for action on bills for Current law requires those measure would make the con­ —Killed a proposed two-year ing a series of hearings on the ’Tuesday who now is serving a for the department’s No. 2 post. Connecticut Partnership Com­ on a 23-S vote, despite a warning seeking a grand jury report to tracts unenforceable in court moratorium on condominium Miami businessman Osvaido drug trade in Latin America. The 12‘A-year sentence on marijuana Meese announced Tuesday that he is the 1988 legislative session, also pact. a council of business, labor from one member that the Quintana described the lavish Id pay voted Tuesday night to ban prove a compelling public inter­ should a dispute occur. conversions on a 17-11 vote. panel planned to call other charges, said Palmer had been recommending former American Bar lent of and public officials, to draft the measure was the "death knell" est. No grand jury reports have The bill to open autopsy re­ —Voted 26-2 to allow judges to iifestyie of Haitian Col. Jean- witnesses todayv.tq describe mo­ arrested along with himself*on Association president John C. Shepherd for the surrogate parent contracts in principles. for the grand jury system. t I05B Connecticut and to make autopsy been made public since the law ports, sent to the Senate on a vote order defendants convicted of Claude Paul, the influence Paul ney laundering and to speli out identical charges, but was No. 2 job. He also said he has chosen Treasury No more opposition paper •ovide The compact was a victorSf for The bill overturns a law went into effect. of 17-11, gives the medical exa­ drunken driving to have breathyl- wielded and the fear he evoked in how the State Department used at dropped from the indictment in Department enforcement chief Francis A. iches- reports public. lawmakers who argued that enacted by the 1985 Republican- Wollenberg, who was co- Haitian citizens with whom he The takeover bill calls for a companies should acki^owledge miner’s office 21 days to release izer devices Installed on their least one alleged drug trafficker March of 1986 while under con­ Keating for the department’s No. 3 position, MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Theopposition I and controlled legislation that made it chairman of the Judiciary Com­ the report. If a family member cars that would prevent Uie cars came in contact. Quintana said to ferry supplies to the U.S.- tract to the State Department. which had opened before six protest newspaper La Prensa, which reopened six five-year waiting period before their community resppn^sibijities unlikely that grand jury reports Gene- an investor who acquired 10 mittee in 1985, argued that grand objected, the issue would go to from being started if the driver’s the cocaine deal was discussed at backed Contra rebels in "It is unusual. It is strange.” resignations rocked the department last week. months ago after a government-ordered ironic in return for the protection from would be made public. juries would be useless as an court only if someone seeking blood-alcohol level was higher the Dessaline Barracks in Port- Nicaragua. Vogel said. percent or more of a corpora­ corporate takeovers. But critics "It’s been self-defeating," Sen, shutdown, said it will cease publishing tion’s stock could sell off substan­ investigative tool without string­ access to thereportdecidedtothe than 0.02 percent. The bill now au-Prince, headquarters of an In federal court in Washington indefinitely today because the Sandinistas have e fire said that if the General Assembly Howard T. Owens Jr., D- ent provisions for secrecy. press the issue. Law-enforcement goes to the House. eiite military unit Paul He acknowledged he once had irmer commands. on ’Tuesday, the committee ob­ felt bitterness about what he saw Median age Just over 32 withheld newsprint. and tained iimited immunity from as Palmer's preferential treat­ The leftist government, which controls the Paul is under indictment in prosecution for future testimony ment, but said he now was more WASHINGTON — Americans are easing into purchase and sale of newsprint in Nicaragua, iward A Miami for conspiring to import their middle years, as growing numbers of from Michael B. Palmer, who •efire Tax Increase expected Democrats asked to pay concerned about the corrupting maturing Baby Boomers boost the nation’s said its supply was exhausted and claimed it had are cocaine but apparently is out of faces drug charges in Michigan. influence of drugs. warned newspapers to conserve paper until a S T A T E BRIDGEPORT — Bridgeport Mayor EAST HARTFORD — Democratic Party the reach of U.S. authorities Palmer, as an official of the "You can’t use drug smugglers median age to a record high of just over 32 ninis- Thomas Bucci says a proposed 18 to 19 years. new shipment arrives later this month. lomic leaders say Republican suggestions that because he cannot be extradited. Miami aircraft leasing firm Vor­ for other tasks by the govern­ “La Prensa suspends publication,” said the percent tax Increase will provide the they reimburse the state the $125,000 it Quintana’s life has been threa­ tex, had a contract in early 1986 ment,” Vogel said. The 35-44 age group represents the leading banner headline in Tuesday’s editions of the I be- ground work for the “recovery” of the edge of the post-World War II Baby Boom and is ! only & R E G IO N owes the GOP in legal costs from the afternoon newspaper “Future undecided lurist financially-troubled city. unaffiliated voters suit amounts to nothing the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. because of state control of paper," read another New twist to bill The tax increase was contained in the more than election-year gamesmanship. population, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday. headline. P Bucci’s proposed $269.4 million 1988-89 city Republican State Chairman Robert S. More Americans being nabbed HARTFORD — After a brief but heated budget which was unvieled Tuesday. Poliner called on the Democratic Party debate over whether a bill before the The proposed budget comes in the wake ‘Auntie Rose’ takes oath Tuesday to pick up the tab, asserting that WASHINGTON (AP) - The the report said. House of Representatives was designed to of what city officials expect to be a $34.4 a 'small' amount of drugs on their PHOENIX, Ariz. — Democrat Rose Mofford, help lawyers make more money, the House state ofhcials were politically motivated in number of Americans caught in The biggest increases in drug- overseas trip may be in fora very Panama won’t negotiate million b$dget deficit by June 30. appealing the case all the way to the U.S. foreign drug busts jumped 22 related arrests of Americans who began her government career 47 years ago approved a bill governing the use of Bucci is proposing a tax rate of 57.6 mills unpleasant surprise. PANAMA CITY, Panama — As military as a secretary, was sworn in as Arizona's first machines used to test alleged drunken Supreme Court, where the state lost. percent last year, the State were in Mexico and Jamaica, which would go into effect with tax bills Department reported in an effort where governments are under "Many travelers also assume transport jets brought in the first of 1,300 female governor, saying she's proud of her new drivers. due July 1. The increased tax rate must be "The state appealed those decisions additional U.S. troops, Panama's military because it’s the state’s duty to uphold the to scare U.S. tourists out of taking pressure from Washington to get that, as American citizens, they job but sad about how she got it. The measure requires that the machines approved by the Bridgeport Common controlled substances on over­ tough on narcotics. are immune from prosecution regime said it was wilting to negotiate with the Mofford, 65, widely known as “Auntie Rose," be calibrated immediately before and laws of the state,” said State Rep. 0 say Council. seas vacations. Of the 3,041 Americans taken under foreign laws.” opposition — then inexplicably withdrew the commenced her term with wholesale after they are used, rather than at the The proposed tax rate would represent a Jonathan Pelto, D-Storrs, political director offer. )te it for the Connecticut Democrats. “As we approach the busy into custody in foreign countries, That was underscored Tuesday housecleaning of the administration of Evan beginning and end of the day, as is now 2.4-mill increase over the current rate, travel season, many Americans 41 percent were suspected of drug The government, which is controlled by the Mecham, the elected Republican governor were required. by a Spanish court’s conviction of 1 im- "Clarification of our statutes was are getting ready for that long- violations. Conan Owen, a 23-year-old Virgi­ Defense Forces chief, Gen. Manuel Antonio convicted and removed from office Monday by a they Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., R-Wolcott, AIDS education required needed, was appropriate. Each and every awaited trip abroad; for some, “Americans have been ar­ nia photographer, on cocaine Noriega, issued a statement Tuesday saying it Senate court of impeachment. five said it was “a lawyer's bill” that would step which they took was completely the trip will become a night­ rested for possessing as little as a importation charges. Despite was willing to meet with opposition leaders in She ordered Mecham’s personal staff of about study give defense attorneys another argument HARTFORD — A bill requiring AIDS defensible. It was in no way a partisan mare,” the department said third of an ounce of marijuana,” U.S. government belief that Owen talks mediated by the Roman Catholic Church. 20 off the payroll as of April 15, withdrew the against a client's drunken driving education in public schools is on its way to activity,” he said. Tuesday in a report to Congress. the report said. was an innocent traveler duped Later, the government said the statement was names of 45 Mecham appointees from Senate It the conviction. the state Senate after winning Police abroad seized 1,242 It added: “Those Americans by an acquaintance into carrying void and sent a messenger to news consideration for now and said she would review 3 and overwhelming approval in the House after Official given probation Americans on drug charges last who assume there is no real the drugs into Spain, he was organizations' offices to reclaim it. agency chiefs to see who would stay. think year, compared with 1,013 in 1986, danger in buying or carrying just AP photo Wesleyan dean resigns a 90-minute debate that touched on sentenced to six years in jail. way everything from perverted sex to parental NEW HAVEN — Despite objections from ONLY A MEMORY — Susan Lausten holds a picture of MIDDLETOWN — A Wesleyan rights. prosecutors, a city public works official odge her best friend, Helie Crafts, during the triai of Richard B. University dean, v/ho says he is a civil The measure, approvedTuesday on a accused of loan sharking has been given Cocaine war (Tger Crafts, who is accused of murdering his wife of 12 years rights activist, vehemently denied he was 135-9 vote, leaves the content of the courses probation and a chance to have a clean a “racist” depsite an allegation he made a record after two years. who and disposing of her body with a woodchipper. The trial to the discretion of the local board of brings fear f the enters its third day in New London Superior Court. remark derogatory to blacks. education, as well as the determination of City bridge superintendent Bart 1 he Charles Lemert, dean of social studies, which grade levels will have such classes. Adragna, 60, who was charged with resigned his part-time administrative > on The bill, effective with the 1989-90 school running a money-lending racket while and vioience here position Tuesday. He will retain his year, also requires the local school board working at the public works department, It we Friend: Mrs. Crafts position as a profes.sor and chairman of the to adopt a policy for dealing with requests was granted "accelerated rehabilitation" The Great Debate nter private liberal arts university's sociology from parents that their children be kept by a superior court judge. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - department. out of such classes. All charges against him will be erased Despite police declarations of feared for her life Lemert. a professor at Wesleyan for “Any child with any access to a from his record if he successfully war on cheap, potent crack seven years, denied the allegation television knows about AIDS, ’’ said Rep. completes two years’ probation, which will cocaine, drug turf wars are ts NEW LONDON (AP) - A.s sour again. Tuesday. Patricia A. Dillon, D-NewHaven. "We include performing 200 hours of transforming the city’s iow- Helle Crafts sought a divorce Crafts i.s accused of killing his “I did not make the comment that was have to make sure they’re getting good income housing projects into community service and making a $1,000 twilight zones of violence, death Rages O n! from her husband in 1986 she wife then cuttingupher body with aileged of me.” Lemert said- information.” charitable donation. feared for her life, a friend a chainsaw and disposing of body and terror. testifed during the murder trial of parts using a wood chipper. "Families are selling (crack), ! de­ Richard Crafts. No body bas been recovered, families are using,” said Char­ fine) Mrs. Crafts, a 39-year-old flight but a death certificate was issued lotte Tillman, director of the which checking account do you endorse? attendant from Newtown, was for Mrs. Crafts after state police Tax department undergoes overhaul Bayview-Hunters Point Founda­ last seen alive Nov. 18, 1986. and recovered body fragments. Au- tion Youth Drug counseling. “It’s good 6 her husband. Richard Crafts, has thorites said the fragments, such a way of life — survival in the Bv Judd Everhart created to address any particular agency with a more business-like It seems lliai no matter where you go ttiese days, F. been charged in her murder. as a denial cap and piece of a management positions. projects." The Associated Press ^ affair” — a reference to the posture,” according to Bannon. Her program has 36 clients, a people are debating whether to endorse NOW ‘‘She said that she feared for finger, came from Mrs. Crafts’ incident last year when then- Under the new structure, six He said no one now working in high-level management jobs will waiting list of 18 and has to turn Checking or new Eagle Checking NOW Checking is lome her safety,” said Susan Lausten. body. HARTFORD — Ayearafterthe Commissioner John G. Groppo the tax department would lose a who called Helle Crafts her Helle Crafts' 81-year-old .state tax department was rocked be created; the Hazardous Waste away referrals. Tillman, a social free with a $500 minimum balance and pays 5%% eeks confronted state Sen. Reginald J. job as a result of the reorganiza­ and Solid Waste Management worker for 23 years, said the ilua- ‘‘dearest friend.” mother. Elisabeth Nielsen of by a breach of confidentiality that Smith with a confidential tax file tion. He also said it would help the interest Eagle Cttecking is free when you maintain a "In her conversations and Denmark led off testimony Mon­ led to the resignation of its units will be merged; and a crack situation is the worst she’s jally concerning a car once bought by agency as it embarks on an special office will be created to ever seen — and there’s no end in balance of just $ 100 Ttianks to First Federal s freedom I the dealings with Richard, she was day. Nielsen said that despite the commissioner, the agency is Smith’s son. aggressive program to collect $90 of choice, you can decide which checking account is min- concerned that he may do harm.” distances separating (hem. she undergoing an overhaul tha{ will give greater "visibility” to the sight. The\security-confidentiaIity of­ million a year in unpaid taxes cleanup of waste sites, Carothers. “We’re losing a generation of right for you rand Lausten said during the second and Helle stayed in clo.se touch by include the appointment of ficer, has hot yet been from out-of-state corporations. rand day of the trial at New London telephone and mail. security-confidentiality officer. appointed, will report to Bannon. "It simply creates a new level young people,” Tillman said. “In It was the second time this of senior management, ” she said. one night you can make at least Eitlter account is tree for Eagle mortgage or equity that .Superior Court. A letter from Helle read outside Commissioner Timothy F. Ban- Shortly after taking office last week that a commissioner has ^^PlPnln the pre.sence of jurors showed non, head of the Department of “Nobody’s going to lose money or $400 off one person buying all loan customers who have ttreir payments automatically Lausten .said Mrs. Crafts' fears summer, Bannon commissioned announced the reorganization of status. The department is just so night. (On) heroin you nod out stemmed from her plans to that the couple's personal lifewas Revenue Services, said Tuesday a reorganization of his 754- a state agency. transferred, or for customers who directly deposit in disarray in October 1986. the new position was not a direct big that we need to break up after a couple hundred dollars’ their Social Security checks Both accounts grant divorce her 50-year-old hu.sband. employee agency. It was done by On Monday, Department of functions between more people.” (worth of the drug). On crack you then a pilot for Eastern Airlines. “ I have told Richard I want a result of last year’s incident, but the accounting firm Price Water- Environmental Protection Com­ access to the New England-wide Yankee 24 network, divorce.” Helle wrote. “He is done out of the desire to improve house for a $247,000 fee. The changes will increase the go on for days or as long as your missioner Leslie Carothers said percentage of managers from 4 heart can stand it.” return checks (or your records, and give you a credit Lausten testified that Mrs. .seemingly not happy about the overall recognition within the The study recommends crea­ that an overhaul of her depart­ Crafts told her she had contacted idea.” agency of the need to protect the percent of total employees to of $7 50 towards your first order of checks And no tion of another new post, that of ment would result in more more than 7 percent. Crack, a rock-like, smokeable a divorce lawyer late in the She wrote that her hu.sband. a integrity of tax files. executive director of the agency, form of cocaine that goes for as matter which account you choose, you'll get ttiese summer of 1986 after she found former cancer patient given only “We’re trying to make some­ who would also report to the little as $5 for a whitish pebble, is Free with only a $100 great benefits out her hu.sband was seeing a 2 percent change of surviving in body responsible for constantly commissioner. intensely addictive and poten­ minimum balance. ★ Free unlimited check writing another woman. She said Mrs. 1983. told her he might be overseeing our security ... re­ The executive director would MiniNTINGAN tially deadly to users, dealers and Crafts confronted her husband, .suffering a relapse. But she no sponsibility and accountability,” oversee day-to-day operations, anyone crossing their paths. ★ Free Eagle 24 ATM Card /mere;'St who asked for a second chance, longer trusted Crafts, she .said, Bannon said at a state Capitol giving the commissioner more INNOVATIVI VmOHT-LOSS On Jan. 22, Daniel Foster ★ Free deposits and teller transactions lausten said things improved for and called his doctoiv Who said news conference. time to concentrate on adminis­ APPROACH M SIGNID visited his old Hunters Point ★ Free notary service two or three weeks, then went Crafts was fine. The position, he said, “was not trative policy and “provide the neighborhood, stepping off a bus ili ★ Free deposit of payroll or Social Security checks PORASILICTPIW. just after midnight into a crowd of ★ Free preauthonzed loan payments men and women, many high on Need for caregiver crack. ★ Free preauthonzed transfers between accounts “They asked him if he was a So vote for one of these great checking accounts at NOWON cop,” said police Inspector Earl your local Eagle office today And help us settle The alliance addressed Sanders. “He told them, ‘No,’and Great Debate __ SILVER LANE! kept walking. Then they asked FARMINGTON (AP) — Most the 100 informal care givers — him if he was from Sunnydale agencies that care for Alzhei­ friends and family — were jm im m (turf of a rival gang), but when he 9 contacted through dimentia- mer's disease victims are al­ said, ‘No,’ someone in the crowd ready at or beyond capacity, and oriented support groups and adult The innovation is our new smoli-group dynamicsl Once you said he was lying. Then they day care centers. join INNER CIRCIE. you'll meet every week with 8-12 caring people who the number of patients is ex­ NO Video Store Gives You More shore your concerns and determination. You'll see how the power of began to chase him.” pected to grow by 40 percent in About 42 percent of home care mutual support con boost your motivation. You'll enjoy individualized the next 12years. according tothe agencies, 55 percent of social •k Fast Computer Checkout attention. 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Reserve yo u r ploce a t INNER CIRCLE now shots fired from weapons such as 25,000 sufferers of the devastating Lusky, who is director of the (over 35 atoreelll) an M-16 rifle, 12-gauge shotgun neurological disease. university’s gerontology studies and handguns. The goal of the conference is to unit, said that "if these self- INNER On Jan. 17, a 13-year-old help form an alliance between assessments are correct, major [Cl retarded boy in the Potrero family members and friends who steps will have to be taken at the Annex housing project three care for Alzheimer’s and dimen- state level and in the private blocks from Mayor Art Agnos’ tia sufferers, and professional sector if the needs of current and home was fatally shot by police, providers whose help is needed future dimentia victims are going already tense from gang vio­ but whose services a re not a Iways to be met.” Groups are now forming in lence, who mistook his toy gun for utilized. Department on Aging Commis­ a real one. Among the presentations will sioner Mary Ellen Klinck said Farmington & Manchester be Dr. Richard A. Lusky's Tuesday that the state already Since last fall, when the city set surveys for the Governor’s Task provides a number of services to up a crack cocaine task force of Force on Alzheimer’s Disease of Alzheimer’s disease and dimen­ FOR MORE INFORMATION CAUs police, the state Justice Depart­ Fiist Federal Satvings 626 health and social service care tia sufferers but that often people ment and U.S. Drug Enforcement who care for them aren’t aware Administration, officers have providers and 100 informal care 1- 800- 622-2999 IC^O made 5,506 arrests for drug sales The E a ^ amorghank givers managing dimentia pa­ help is available. Town a Country Plaza 217 Hebron Ave. Welcomed tients in the community. Services currently include res­ 778 Sliver Lane, E. Hartford Glastonbury and possession. East Hartford. Glastonbury. South Glastonbury pite care through Visiting Nurse w**ghi W o k K*r». 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1986 VVeighi W oK h e n IniernotKXKil. Inc cash and 302 guns, said police Lt. Member FSUC 5 -25ANNIVERSARY- Jim Molinari. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 6, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 6, 19S6 — 7 OPINION

Hospital waL,6eNeRALN0Rie^ IT « Furniture to help fill in empty spaces LO0K S A S lF 4Ai9?lCA’S ^ IN & PEOPLE Jack DEAR MR. ROSS: ear to their rude comments. HAwe A m m My brother has been had one vulgar person describe my Anniversary celebration regulation MR. F.K. body ^ “ one hung low” which really mentally ill since the W O U T O F Anderson BIRMINGHAM. ALA. age of 15. After 13 years hurt. NEW YORK — An 11-hour party-concert THe CaUNrRV. of living on the street Thanks If you can help me, it would make a featuring Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Peter and eating out of gar­ world of difference. - DEAR MR. K.: People who take a Townshend and Mick Jagger will celebrate a failure bage cans, he finally got A Milfion MS. D.E. the 40th anniversary of Atlantic Records. “ swipe” at me represent only a small an unfurnished govern­ SANTA ANA, CALIF. Percy Ross portion of my mail. However, in the “ It seems like only yesterday we set up shop Heroin supply shifts ment subsidized apart­ name of fair representation, I feel In the old Jefferson Hotel on 56th and ment. He’s thrilled DEAR MS. E.: Why is my editor. Broadway,” said Chairman of the Board Anyone who has faced the expenses of a they should have a voice in my Miss Webber, on vacation when I need Amsterdam is the main distribution center for beyond measure to fi­ column. Ahmet Ertegun, who co-founded the company major illness knows that some efforts have to the heroin that eventually ends up In the United nally have a home. her? Either I ’m old-fashioned or too in 1948. Listen, my own hometown news­ self-conscious, but I don’t know how to made to curb the rising costs of medical care States, and now the bulk of that heroin is coming He’s the kind of fellow that really and will do the best you can with mine. Among the past and present Atlantic paper doesn’t print this column. But address your situation head on. It’s from Turkey. The Turks have surpassed the tugs at your heartstrings. I love him Ms. N.W. in the United States. someday those who don’t see the\ not like I can tell you I ’ve walked in Records performers scheduled to participate Chinese as middlemen, according to a confidential dearly, but am unable to help as much LAS VEGAS. NEV. overall purpose of what I ’m doing, are ex-Who guitarist Townshend and his The easy answer is government regulation as I ’d like. your shoes. report from the Drug Enforcement Administra­ will stop hanging a price tag on it and vocalist partner Roger Daltrey; Rolling of the facilities that provide the care. But so tion. It would mean a great deal to both of DEAR MS. W.: Most people don’t see that the real value cannot be However, I can send you a check, Stones Jagger and Keith Richards; Blues us if you could cut a check for about along with my best wishes for a far, Connecticut’s effort to establish budgets The Chinese have a long-established immigrant realize that many of the homeless and measured in dollars. Brother Dan Aykroyd; drummer Phil Collins $200 for a used couch, table, lamp and speedy recovery. for the operation of the state's hospitals has to population in the Netherlands, and they introduced indigent are suffering from mental Call me an optimist .:. but I ’m as a solo and with Genesis; and former Led dining table with two chairs. I’ll illness. There seems to be a glitch in ad be Judged a failure. heroin there. But rivalry among the Chinese groups simply committed to helping others in Zeppelin bandmates Robert Plant and Jimmy manage to raise the gas money and the system, whereby it’s difficult to and successful police raids have succeeded in the best way I know. Page, according to a company statement. The Connecticut Hospital Association has hop in my old buggy and take him to get the proper treatment for mentally Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross “ This label, perhaps more than any other, been so strident in its criticism of the state hampering heroin production in the Golden garage sales. ill adults who don’t voluntarily seek it. Triangle of Southeast Asia. When the Chinese is internationally known for his Can you imagine what this would do I don’t know what the answer is, but followed the move from R’n’B to rock ’n’ roll,” Commission on Hospitals and Health Care supply slowed down, the Turks moved in to fill the DEAR MR. ROSS: I had my left philanthropic works and likes to Ken Erlich, who will produce the May 14 show for his life? Having a roof over his I ’m pleased to help your brother, who breast removed because of cancer. that one is tempted to discount it as the gap. encourage others to help solve prob­ at Madison Square Garden, said Tuesday. head is wonderful; a safe haven where I ’m sure is a most deserving soul. My Even though I have insurance, it Thousands of Turks work in the Netherlands. In lems for those in need. Write to Ross in “ It’s a microcosm of American music from ordinary overstatement of a pressure group (wriSBa j - e no one robs or abuses him. Some check, along with my best wishes, is doesn’t cover all the expenses. One the early 1980s, Dutch drug dealers began turning care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. the past 40 years.” trying to protect the selfish interest of its f

Ad firm loses account Conimissions can’t be a deduction Aciwiy ov«f in« Mti 30 inpinp a>yi ] QUESTION: I will make my NEW YORK - RJR Nabisco Inc. has j living this year'Strictly by been used. I am being told I was in error by " AUTOMOTIVE ■ fired a longtime advertising agency, and investing in stocks. On my /A. using the trade date and reporting the Firm Is 15 years old one source said it reflected the food and income tax return, can I deduct capital gain on my 1986 return — that I S e r v ic e W r it e r /A d viso r my broker’s commission as the In v esto rs’ should have reported it on my 1987 return. tobacco giant’s displeasure over the I was under the impression that a 1982 Daka Inc., the food-service company for agency’s no-smoking ads for another cost of doing business? It’s F U L L T I M E Manchester Community College, cele­ i! G uide tax ruling allowed one to choose either the By Jim Luther percent of the total income of the I...... I, client. important for me to know this, trade date or the settlement date to report The Associated Press brated its 15th birthday March 16 with its RJR on Tuesday cited recent because I will be handling my Immediate opening, experience richest 1 percent of Americans in employees at 400 food-service operations in |ili II William A. Doyle a profit from the sale of stock, through the 1986. In 1985, capital gains ac­ philosophical differences for its decision to bTother-in-law’s $50,000 and year 1986. Am I right or wrong? WASHINGTON - The number counted for 15 percent; in 1981,11 15 states, including a ceiebration at the dismiss the ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi charge him for doing so. My fee i S L preferred, but not necessary as we will of high-income Americans has coilege. lX)W X>NrS AVFIIAGL will be a percentage of the percent. By contrast, capital AprH S. 1988 DFS Inc. The advertising firm reportedly km ANSWER: You are absolutely correct. train the right individual. Many benefits Daka’s 7,060empioyees wiii made a profits. risen sharply during the Reagan gains make up on the average less HIGH 2.011.37 will lose $70 million to $80 million in annual You had that choice from 1982 through 1986 administration, and so has their than 2 percent of the income of the donation to the American Heart LOW billings as a result of RJR’s decision. I will be describing my job as a “private which you would be doing, is required to on profits in transactions taking place including vacation with pay, paid share of the total federal tax Association that was matched by the C l SSI 1.997,91 stock analyst and consultant to family other 99 percent of Americans. CHANGE U p 16.91 But a source familiar with the decision register with the Securities and Exchange within the last five business days of a year. burden. company’s corporate headquarters. members and myself.” I have no qualifi­ The preliminary analysis is 1 1 1 said RJR was displeased at the ads Saatchi Commission as an investment adviser. As a result, for those years, you could holidays, etc. The 1 million or so coupies and based on a sampling of tax The company provides professional WTF MTWTFMTWTfMTWTFUTWTF MTWTB cations from any school, as I am That’s no big deal. You simply fill out an up > • 7 14 >1 » * recently developed to tout Northwest self-taught. report your capital gain either on the individuals whose incomes put returns filed last year, reflecting dining management to corporations, Airlines’ new no-smoking program. application, pay the SEC $150 and wait income tax return filed for the year in Apply at once to: them among the nation's wealthi­ income earned in 1986. schools, health-care facilities and vending Industry sources estimate the agency about a month for your application to be which the trade date fell or on the return est 1 percent of taxpayers paid The study made no attempt to operations. The company is headquartered AP graphic ANSWER: You can’t take brokerage processed. for the year of the settlement date — five ly was handling about $100 million in ad commissions as a tax deduction. The 26.1 percent of all personal fully explain the growing share of in Wakefieid, Mass. billings for RJR Nabisco. Many states also require investment business days later. But you were required income taxes collected in 1986, taxes paid by the richest Ameri­ commission you pay when you buy stocks advisers to register. Check that out at your to report losses for the year in which the TOM DELL the Treasury Department says. cans. However, once its analysis Shuttle sale Is off adds to your cost. The purchase price plus state capital. trade date fell. Service Manager That share is up from 18.1 percent is complete, the administration is Express Mall expands WASHINGTON — Eastern Airlines will Trump pays penalty commission is your “basis” — cost for tax in 1981, when President Reagan likely to claim that the increase purposes. The commission you pay when QUESTION: On Dec. 24, 1986, I That discombobulated situation was appeal an injunction and contempt citation WASHINGTON — New York real-estate you sell reduces your proceeds from the finlly squared away by the Tax Reform took office. results from the big 1981 across- WASHINGTON — Express Maii will be even though it has dropped pians to sell its instructed a broker to sell some stock I In its study issued Tuesday, the the-board tax cut that Congress extended to the Soviet Union on May 1, but magnate Donald Trump says he agreed to sale. The difference between the basis and owned. The confirmation statement I Act of 1986. One provision of that federal m a n c i-esterhonca Northeast shuttle to another subsidiary of pay a $750,000 civil penalty stemming from the sales proceeds is your capital gain or law says that all capital gains and losses department did not say what enacted at Reagan’s behest. the special overnight service wiii be Texas Air Corp., Eastern’s president says. received listed the “trade date” as Dec. income level would place taxpay­ That law slashed the top his attempted takeover of two companies loss. ) 24,1986, and the “settlement date” as Jan. must be reported on the return filed for the A limited to business correspondence and 24 Adams Street ers into that highest 1 percent. On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge John H. in order to avoid a long, drawn-out legal This rule applies to you, yourbrother-in- year in which the transaction took place — marginal rate from 70 percent to arcels sent to Moscow, the U.S. Postal Pratt accepted the company’s report of 2,1987.1 elected to use the trade date and I the trade date. Manchester But it issued a parallel set of 50 percent. It since has been cut ^ 1 ervice says. battle with the government. law and all other investors. reported the profit from the sale on my compliance with an order he issued last Doing what you outline, you’ll run afoul Exit 62 of 1-84 statistics showing that during the 33 percent. r Letters and goods being sent to private The payment settles a suit filed by the 1986 income tax return. Unfortunately for many investors, some same period, the share borne by The administration reasons month and said Eastern will no longer be in Federal Trade Commission over his 1986 of a federal government regulation of In January 1988, I received a Form brokerage firms’ computers spewed out people will not be covered. Postmaster contempt once It informs employees it has which''you seem to be unaware. those making over $100,000 rose that reducing tax rates gi^es General Anthony M. Frank said Tuesday. stock purchases in Holiday Corp. and Bally 1099-B from the brokerage indicating the 1099-Bs showing year-end transactions as from 15.2 percent of the total to workers and investors incentive dropped plans to sell the shuttle. Manufacturing Corp. Anyone charging for investment advice. Jan. 2, 1987, settlement date should have being effective on the settlement dates. J 30.6 percent. to produce and save more. Meanwhile, the portion of taxes Inflation and economic growth P paid by those with incomes under have helped boost incomes and, $50,000 — the majority of Ameri­ thus, increase the number of cans — dropped from 66.8 percent taxpayers who make more than in the Greater in 1981, before enactment of $100,000 a year. In 1986, about 12 of across-the-board tax cuts, to 45.7 every 1,000 couples and individu­ Manchester Area IK percent in 1986, the department als topped that level. The analysis OPPORTUNITIES said. found those taxpayers paid $43 REAL ESTATE Those in between, making billion in taxes in 1981, $77 billion > < $50,000 to $100,000, paid the rest, in 1985 and $115 billion in 1986. Featuring: with their share rising from 18 The IRS says more than 1.2 Century 21 Epstein Realty Century 21/Epstein Realty percent to 23.7 percent. million couples and individuals Kiernan Realty The Treasury attributed part of earned over $100,000 in 1985, an the higher tax payments by the increase of 63 percent over 1982. wealthy to "the extraordinary The number earning over $1 _ -g Cenler Street jT i n / 543 North Main St. level of capital gains realized in million a year more than doubled Manchester 1986 in anticipation of the 1987 from 1982 to 1985, to 17,312. O ^ V “ J L J L t ‘ / Manche.sler, CT 06040 rate increase on capital gains." ' Between 1981 and 1986, taxes || M ! (l! ’^1 647-8895 REAL ESTATE In 1986, the maximum tax rate paid by those with incomes on capital gains, which are profits between $50,000 and $100,000 EPSTEIN REALTY 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester from the sale of stock, real estate WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION increased from $51 billion to $89 Each office Independently owned and operated. and other investments, was 20 billion. The burden on those under MANCHESTER *263,900 percent. Knowing the rate would $50,000 dropped from $190 billion $349,900 South Windsor - *185,900. rise to 28 percent in 1$|87, to $172 billion. Quality & Elegance PRICE REDUCTION on this MATCHLESS, METICU­ I Spacious 8 Room Colonial with 1st investors sold billions of dollars can be found throughout thli exoul- LOUS 4 bedroom, 2'A bath executive Colonial on child- floor family room and 4 bed­ About half of Americans have ilt# new S room Contemporary S rooms! There’s even a fireplace worth of assets in the closing days incomes under $35,000 a year, safe cul da sac. Central air, oak cabinets, raised hearth c Ranch. Th li cuitom built home oft­ Manchester *244,500 R in the living room and woodstove of 1986, which boosted their total including those who are too poor e n 3 bedrooms, 7'/t baths, charm­ EASY "TO LOVEI Impeccable fireplace In family room, 6 panel doors throughout. A m in the family room. All of this and incomes for that year. to pay taxes. They paid 7.5 ing living room, tip. family room, spacious 4 bedroom, 2>/3 both home for those accustomed to the besti 8 it’s located in a great family That sell-off helped capital percent of the individual income tormol dining room and ultro mo­ Garrison Colonial. Sliders to R neighborhood. gains account for nearly 2fi tax in 1981 and 6.4 percent in 1986. dern kitchen. Amenities Include: back patio, 2 car oversized gar- m whirlpool, skviltes, central vac, ape, lovely landscaped acre £ sunroom, paddle ton, recessed plus lot. Don't wait. See It to­ 3 lighting, 3 decks, 3 cor garage and day I ¥.3 % more. Coll for o showing... 41 GantuiK Jobless statistics C O V E N TR Y $395,000 Gracious Colonial Profitable auto body,- repair and Bolton *525,000 Beautiful Colonial with 2 used car business... land, business, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ES­ 21 fireplaces, large 1st floor family building and tools Included In this TATE. Lovely move-ln condi­ room with alldera to deck, walkup great opportunity... Good going tion 3 bedroom Ranch with first defy easy analysis attic. Blight living room, great business... BUY NOWIII Call Bob floor laundry, 2 fireplaces, slid­ EPSTEIN REALTY S43 N. kMn 81., M«neh«»Hr. CT Kiernan today I ers to back porch, 3 car garage for entertainingl I 2 car garage, located In Porter Street area. By John Cunniff plus 19 ACRES with pond. Suit­ 647-8895 able for horses. Possible sub­ Reduced *319,900. The Associated Press FREE MARKET ANALYSIS / division. L l‘>S“ Cenhirv 21 K»m I l-st-itr t t»rpor.Uii»n as Iriistoe ftir llu* NAE. " .»nppnflim il\ I m nIttuT Business Mirror EACH OFFICE IS INDrrENnENTl.Y OVVNi:i) AND OmtATi:i). ' NEW YORK — Don’t jump to HOME EVALUATION easy conclusions about those < Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate falling jobless rates. The picture Though service industries are -< REALTY WORLD* 6 isn’t nearly as clear as it has been big hirers, adding 85,000 jobs in (303) 646-7709 73 W n l C *nU r Street made to appear. March alone, in the same month Benolt/Frechette Aeioclctee Mancheiter, C T 06040 519 Center St. A rush of analyses and a spate no overall job growth took place w e GET RESULTS OnlUQ^ Manchester of media stories followed the in the nation's factories. In fact, announcement last week that the small declines occurred in 11 Manchetter *141,900 “A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES" wZI 649-4000 civilian unemployment rate had industries. Cute starter home In quiet family LINDSEY REAL ESTATE And, in spite of the low and neighborhood. Three or four fallen to 5.6 percent of the labor bedrooms, garage with summer force, the lowest since May 1979. delcining jobless figures, the porch, call for details. n ^ HI L. ^ I- — .. * CHABUitUNoatv Speculation developed that the number of discouraged workers Put Number 1 To Work For You.^ aaokeivowNea economy was overheating, that actually rose in the first quarter. Call lor your "FREE HOME VALUE ANALYSIS" todayl the Federal Reserve would be The Bureau of Labor Statistics forced into a tougher monetary now includes one million in that policy and even that a shortage of status, higher than last year. workers might endanger some Adding to the difficulty of MANCHESTER *196* companies. analyzing employment numbers "Naw Listing" - Qraat two family, The news isn’t that sharply is still another problem: a big 13 room, 6 badroom, 3 baths, Manchealer *279,000 walk up attic, aaparata furnacss, defined, however. Seldom has the difference in the two surveys — An area of exceptional homes. job situation been more compli­ one a measure of payrolls, the three car garage and near shop­ Excellent value in this lovely 8 room Colonial Privacy and convenience. Eight ping and bus llnelll cated. showing signs of both other a survey of households — room, 2Vi bath, Anaaldl Colonial economic strength and weakness used by the Bureau of Labor situated on 39 Tuck Road here in Manchester. A with first floor family room. Martin School district and easy access to MOVE-IN CONDITION at the same time. Statistics. large 1st floor family room with a full wall brick 1-384. Evidence of a very strong The business survey found a fireplace, front to back living room with 2nd Six room, 3 or 4 bedroom Cape with country style kitchen. economy is suggested by this seasonally adjusted rise of 260,000 fireplace, enclosed sun room, 3 bedrooms, 2 car ONCE IN A LIFETIME 2 full baths, 3 year old furnace - 2 zone heat. Great location example: in payroll employment from garage, nice treed yard. All for »239,900. - great home! *135,000. ■ More than 5millionjobshave February to March. The house­ E A S T H A R TFO R D *263,000 MANCHESTER *I50‘I been created in the past two hold survey showed a seasonally Th It custom built brick front Ranch wat deaignad to dellghti Features In­ FREE HOME EVALUA TION — clude 3 bedrooms, large living room with bow window and fieldstone fire­ ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” "Easter Bpaclal" - Vary nice 7 years, and expectations for adjusted decline both in the labor place, eat-ln kitchen, and a huge lower level family room with a bar. Many room. 3 bedroomt, t'A baths, further improvement are show­ force and employment. other features make this home really stand outi Call for your private show­ large rac room, hardwood floor ing up in surveys, such as that What does it mean? The con­ ing todeytl STRANO REAL ESTATE. throughout plus nice patio, tool conducted quarterly by the Na­ sensus seems to be that the job U&R REALTY CO. 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT ahad and deep private loti tional Association of Independent market is strong, so strong it 643-3692 t & Business. could contribute to inflation. A R E A L ESTATE SEfiVtCES CALL TODAY - ■ This improvement in the strong market tends to push up ^l^yRobert D. Murdock, Realtor ( 203) 646-7709 numbers has come in spite of wages. It means the hiring of less 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 hiring hold-downs by some large productive workers, also NEW H6MES - PHASE I corporations, and a serious effort inflationary. n by major companies to eliminate One of the immediate conse­ *149,900 CompItt* — MAUARD VIEW 9 entire layers of white-collar quences of that interpretation is i D .W .F1SH Quality constructed 3 badroom attached single bureaucracy. talk around Wall Street that the Commercial-Investment Company J family homaa (you own your own lot), flraplacad But there is another side to the Federal Reserve will raise inter­ living room, I'A batha, Andaraan parmaahlald story. Not all the improvement in est rates and that, in turn, stock S S: Q. tharmopana windows, range, refrigerator, the jobless rate can be attributed prices could be forced lower. -r=r diahwaahar and microwave oven, carpeting, full to economic strength. Much of Perhaps wiser heads are biding 1 baaament and avan an attached garage. what appears to be strength is their time, however, knowing — DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY — simply the result of a reduced that numbers such as these don’t "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES” 646-2482 rate of labor force expansion. reveal their secrets quickly, but MANCHE8TER SPACIOUS •363,000 BO LTO N VeSYPHIVATS *240,000 Real Estate HOT DIGGITY DOG!!! Custom Colonial overlooking Manchester The dramatic surge of women only over a more extended time. Dutch Colonial on 1.5 tread acres. 2 bedrooms, 2 full The price hai been reduced on this fantastic 6 ^ room Country Club, In "Fairway Estates." Master bed­ batha. Stone fireplaces In both living room and master duplex on Laurel Street in Manchester. Enormous Into the labor market that took room with jacuzzl, walk-ln cloteta and many bedroom. Also Includes an In-ground cement pool. E LL IN G TO N — *235,000. rooms. 2 car garage. Separate utilitiea, many major and place in the 1960s and 1970s has FCC issues warning more amenltlea. Free house for oonvartlon to oftlcea or residen­ 647-8400 cosmetic improvements have been made. Perfect for abated. In addition, the birth rate tial uaa with the purchase of the 3.15 acres of 168 Main Street, Manchester owner-occupied. Excellent income. *189,900. decline in those same decades on operator services land on which It tlandt *67,000 per acre In a SPECTACULAR CONTEMPORARY prime Industrial area abutting the Ellington air­ results in fewer young peopie WASHINGTON — The Federal port. The house It a sound 1890 Colonial with tat high on a baautiful traad loti 3000 aq. ft. of luxury. entering the labor force now. Communications Commission is commercial potential. The property can be / .. tat floor flraplacad family room, library, 3 bad- The slowing of labor force advising consumers to beware D.W.FISH developed tar beyond Itt present coverage. Ideal rooms. tunkan flraplacad living room, formal dining growth, therefore, makes the when using hotel, hospital and TH E REALTY CO M PANY tor construction co., etc. room, gourmat kitchan, axquisite maatar badroom falling jobless numbers look pay telephones to make operator- 4 suite with )at black fixturasi Marble floors and exqui­ better than they are. assisted calls. site taste In dacorl Ownar/Agant *400’s. But there are other inconsisten­ The agency has received 260 ■WE’RE SELLING HOUSES" 648-24S2 . . cies and oddities, too, and they complaints since January from create uncertainty about almost irate callers who were billed by a iB e tte r any interpretation of jobless i H o m e s , company they had never heard MANCHESTER statistics. of, at rates that were several •230,t00 “WE GUARANTEE OUR H O gSES” V. 4 bedroom Ranch, In preatlgloui 1. Marble tire- Operators of retaii outlets in times the rates charged by the placed living room, dining room and completely fin­ VERNON - *210,000. THE BUDS ARE ONCE IN A BLUE MOON... The location and C-tO zoning of this property, some areas of the country are ished lower level with fireplace, patio deck. Intercom Seldom doei such an exceptional home become major long-distance companies. just one block from Hartmann'a Supermarket, P o p p in g o u t ... begging for part-time workers, In one case, the charges were 10 ayatam, 2V4 baths, 2 car garage and a lawn complete available! Great care hai been given to this terrific full with putting green. Much morel on busy Rt. S3, make thit alta Ideal for profaasl- •nd‘ the beautiful landtcaping that aurrounda ihit Blanchard & Rossetto but the outlook for this year's times higher, the FCC said. onl/ratall uae. A homa/bualneaa with additional aracioua home ia beainning to come to life! 7 rooms, 3 dormered 6 room Cape. 3 bedrooms, formal dining room college graduates i^n’t as good as The complaints have prompted Income from one apartment m.lght be perfect bedroomt, 2 full balhi, new fully applianced European or den, eat-in kitchen, fireplace with woodstove, for the family just starting a new bualneea. Small kitchen, family room, fireplace, nice flat yard in Forett summer porch, fenced yard. Mint condition inside and 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 it was a couple of years ago. the FCC to begin looking into the 643-1591 243 Main St., Mancheiter, CT 06040 OFDCE HOURS out! Waadell School, *159,900. REAL ESTATE Employers are said to be more Dally 9:004:00 nursery would do well hare. H illi. *209.900. J V practices of alternative operator 871-1400 Sat. 9:00-0:00 selective. services. Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 643-4616 1 2 - Mi 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 6, 19W Your construction of a new building, but no action was Iflaiirlirslrr Hrrali') taken. A dread of enclosed places IN BRIEF Director Theunis "Terry” Werkhoven asked Section 2^, Page 11 i Tuesday why Lawrence Associates was selected E Neighbor charged for the job rather than some other area architect. Director Stephen T. Cassano can make living unbearable FOOD Bv Anih A neighbor was ch arged Tuesday in responded that the directors’ space committee Continued from page l Manche connection with the stabbing Thursday of reached a consensus when it met in February to ica Stone Kaper, a psychothera­ family gatherings. Too embar­ 39-year-old man in the Main Street apartment have Lawrence Associates do the work. pist in N ew Y o rk City. She recalls rassed to give the real reason, Those who are fearful in When < building where both lived, police said. one patient who still had a vivid they may Invent excuses about elavators typically imagine get­ having "other commitments” Street ta Michael P. Wasyluk, 29, of 869 Main St. was Director applicants narrowed visual image of being in her room ting "stuck” because of some as a child, crouched behind the that make them appear uncaring a H artft charged on a warrant with first-degree assault, Twenty-five of the 33 persons who applied for mechanical failure beyond their door, feeling desperate, isolated or antisocial. This may only she said p olice said. He was held overn igh t on a $50,000 the job of town Pu b lic W orks D irecto r m eet the control. The thought of being and unhappy as she listened to compound their feelings of guilt school ki bond and was to app ear in M anch ester Superior minimum requirements for the job. Town sealed in a small, airless room her quarreling parents. “ I felt I and shame, or their secret "T h e k Court today. and maki M an a ger R ob ert B. W eiss told the town Board of within a narrow shaft is so couldn’t get through to them and I conviction that they are strange in the mood... The victim , Steven Parker, also of 869 Main 32-year-o Directors during their meeting Tuesday night. unbearable, they m ay always use remember wanting so much to and freakish because of their Street, reported the stabbing to police ea rly chuckle, "W e do appear to have a list of viable the stairs instead. Unfortunately, run away somehow, even to my phobia. Thursday morning. He was discharged from it’s extremely difficult to avoid a m other candidates,” Weiss said. grandparents' house,” the pa­ Manchester Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. this and other claustrophobia For people who can’t go on seem s to The closing for applications for the job, was tient says. “ But of course I was An affidavit for the arrest warrant for situations if you live or work in too young to leave on my own, so hiding their fears or avoiding the " M y ki last Monday. George A. Kandra, the former Wasyluk says that Parker almost bled to death any large city. the room came to feel like a situations that might provoke so I try public works director, resigned from the post on the operating table at M anchester M em orial "There is just no way you can virtual prison... ” them, the most effective treat­ (nutritioi effective Feb. 15 in order to move back to his function in a bustling metropolis ment is a combination of behavior Chudzik j Hospital. It says that Parker’s wound went It wasn’t until she was in her native Pennsylvania. without using subways, buses and therapy and relaxation tech­ Giudzil through his stomach and into the left kidney. 20s, a fter the breakup o f her Weiss said an oral exam for the 25 candidates elevators and going to places like niques. If these don’t conquer the who is an Parker's left kidney, spleen and appendix had parents’ marriage, that her pho­ would be held in about two weeks and a new crowded malls, concerts and phobia, sufferers may benefit at P ra tt to be removed, the affidavit says. bia fullyemerged.Itwassummer director could be hired within another two or movie theaters (where darkness from more thorough, soul- East Har and the crowded subway car she three weeks. The oral exam would be given by adds another component of searching sessions with a thera­ before th was in came to a halt between three outside individuals with public works fear),” observes Robert Handly, pist to uncover the anxieties or ter. and / stations. "Everyone around me A Town hall study funds OK’d experience, according to Assistant Town Regional Governor of The Phobia problems that may be sustaining A F o r exf was speaking Spanish and I Society of America and author of the fear. in servin The town Board of Directors unanimously Manager Steven Werbner. The salary range for suddenly felt very alone and cut Beyond Fear (Rawson Asso­ ou can capture the springtime spark o f ingenuity healthy approved Tuesday night the appropriation of up the post is $48,689 to $60,862. off, unable to^communicate. I felt Behavior therapy, or “ desen­ in the kitchen with quality ingredients, such as u fe a t im s ciates) . For this reason he labels G reg ory , to $30,000 to pay for a study on the need for a new utterly trapped, without a way to sitization,” involves confronting claustrophobia a life-limiting, turkey, California artichokes and California ripe cheese, i town office building or the expansion of the Voter registration sessions ask for help,” she recounts. The dreaded situations in slow, easy Y “ urban” fear. olives. Together, these foods offer tempting combina­ banana c } Municipal Building and Lincoln Center. same overwhelming sense of stages while staying in close Voter registration sessions will be held from Some psychologists believe tions designed for the cook ready for culinary creativity how to store gobbles u Th e cost of the study, to be carried out by the isolation and confinement also touch with the full range of your 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday and from 11 a.m. to 2 that being confined arouses a at home. (Thudzil Lawrence Associates of Manchester, is expected started to overtake her in air­ feelings and physical reactions. p.m. April 9 in the mall at the Manchester universal uneasiness which, like the kitchc estim ated at $27,000, but an additional $3,000 was planes, automobiles and eleva­ This can be done in the presence colifomio ripe P P Parkade on Broad Street. F o r thi the fear of heights, may be part of Tbrkey, known as nature's original “lite" meat, is an appeal­ sought for contingencies. Town Manager Robert tors, places where she had of a loved one or a therapist. Voter registrations will also be taken for a primitive survival instinct. ing choice for today’s busy cooks because of its versatil­ Manchest B. Weiss said. previously felt no discomfort. residents of any town in Connecticut, in addition D uring experim ents, when an im ­ Focusing on such concrete, ity, economy and nutrition. Tbrkey is high in protein but olives creating The board, last year, looked into a number of Claustrophobia comes in a to changes of address and changes of party als are penned in small spaces, immediate details as the ads, low in fat, calories and cholesterol. For the two-person draperies options for expansion of the buildings and the number of different guises and light fixtures or the people and enrollment for Manchester residents. they frantically run about, appar­ household, a turkey breast is the ideal choice. freedom t ently seeking an exit. An outright degrees of severity. Some people activity around you on a bus or When opened, store unused California ripe olives out o f her phobia about "tight spots” may simply can’t sleep with the door train, for example, can also help in their original brine in the open tin and cover with California artichokes are a fiin and fabulous vegetable, one " I cand result from some forgotten child­ or windows closed, but have no by forcin g you to be less obsessed plastic wrap. Do not store ripe olives in an air-tight that is easy to cook and serve. Artichokes are most plenti­ it.” she s hood ^experience that occurred trouble anywhere else. Others with yourself and the imaginary container. If the original brine has been discarded, Pack moves to New York ful March through May. Cook fresh artichokes the around th feel panicky at weddings, parties, dangers that haunt you. Shifting before a youngster was mentally replace with a solution o f one pint water and one for ve ry Ic jammed restaurants (especially the spotlight aw ay from you r own conventional or microwave method for a low-calorie treat. Continued from page 1 depending on the poll. Jackson two-man race” between Dukakis or emotionally developed enough teaspoon salt in order to keep olives wet and free to laundr) when they can’t see the door), reactions toward familiar, every­ Just .serve with bottled dressing at picnic or tailgate parties has been consistently second at and Jackson. to put it in the proper context. The from outside txlors. Partially used cans of Califor­ And Ch athletic events (including those in day things will allow you to or in packed lunches. victories in Wisconsin and Colo­ just under 30 percent while Gore While the Dukakis camp was early-learned fear may lie dor­ nia ripe olives can be refrigerated for up to 10 days. faction frt rado — and convince party and Simon have yet to crack ready to write off Gore, who mant until some stressful events an outdoor stadium) or even control or lessen your fears and to leaders that he deserves the double digits in any of the polls. finished a distant third in Wiscon­ or intense anxietjj brings it to the while sitting in church. Still other function more effectively while For a distinctive addition to mealtime, California ripe " I can r nomination? sin, the Tennessee senator has surface later on. phobics dread lingerin g in a you’re living through them. olives are a natural choice. More than 85 percent o f the said. "Pet ■ Can Jackson’s solid support Anticipating Dukakis' victory been campaigning hard here for "Claustrophobia may also have barber’s or hairdresser’s chair or ripe olives consumed in the United States are grown in they want a doctor’s waiting room. □ □ □ among minority voters and the in Wisconsin, Bograd declared m ore than a w eek. H e ’s also hired its roots in feelings of helpless­ California. Calories vary deptending on size o f the olive, aren ’t sur backing of several prominent Tuesday evening that the cam­ New York political consultant ness and emotional entrapment Those whO jCan’t stand social THURSDAY: Childhood pho­ but actually, these bite-sized favorites are much lower in sketches. ’ paign had become "clearly a New York labor leaders over­ David Garth. during childhood,” observes Er­ functions are often left out of bias. calories than you would expect. A small or medium Chudzik come Jewish uneasiness and California ripe olive has only four calories. her work produce the N ew Y o rk victo ry his custom er! campaign now needs? For your springtime menu creations, begin with l\irkey b y .s h e sa ■ W ill G o re ’s decision to put W ith Thym e Glaze, a succulent roasted turkey breast But cort most of his remaining eggs in the served with a gravy seasoned with thyme and white wine. tim e and New York basket prove to be An interesting vegetable side dish. Artichoke Saut^, children’s anything m ore than a w in dfall for At combines artichokes, tomatoes, mushrooms and herbs a ju gglin g television stations who run his with a light seasoning o f olive oil and white wine. For a b elieve it < ads? quick and savory pasta dish, go with Pasta Pronto. This "G e l a Recent polls among New York PRICE GUARANTEE selection brings together herbs, chopped walnuts and Democrats have Dukakis leading band said AS A MEMBER OF “NATIONWIDE BUYING olives in a creamy Fhrmesan cheese sauce. Be sure to place the field with support ranging CO-OP” AL SIEFFERT’S GUARANTEES 6 “ And u: I REAT additional olives on the table as an accompaniment. from 37 percent to 45 percent. LOWER PRICES THRU VOLUME BUYING. how to cook added. For planned-overs the next day, the perfect solution is at hand with Festive Mediterranean-Style 'HirkQ' Salad. fresh ortichokes Supei Residents AL S IE p fl^ ^ ^ J lV IC E S EVERY PRODUCT Just combine cooked and cubed turkey with sliced Califor­ SOLD BY A ""professionally TRAINED nia ripe olives, quartered and cooked California baby TECHNICIAN BOTH IN AND OUT OF WAR­ artichokes plus other vegetables and seasonings for an TO BOIL OR STEAM: oppose plan RANTY. _ASONS easy main-dish salad. Stand whole artichokes in pot with three inches o f 2 boiling salted water. Cover and boil gently 25 to 40 minutes, depending on size, or until petal near F A M p_U S _ . NAME BRANDS on sewers TO BUY FROM center pulls out easily. By Marti AL. 8IEFFSIEFFERT’S CARRIES ONLY NATIONALLY W ''C 'U r k o v Q ^ i l h KNOWN NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE THAT United Fi Continued from page 1 TO MICROWAVE: YOU CAN TRUST... SUCH AS: SONY. PANA­ 6 Invert large (about 12 ounces) whole artichoke in 6 a public hearing. It stopped being SONIC. MITSUBISHI. ZENITH. GE, WHIRL­ The Eas a public hearing when he began 3 microwave-safe deep quart measure or bowl. Add insert th; POOL. MAGIC CHEF. MAYTAG, RCA, LITTON, 4 to 6 pound Ttirkey Breast his lengthy presentation.” Sulli­ JENN-AIR, PLUS MANY MOREI 1 to 3 tablespoons water. Cover and microwave at M arch 6 2/3 cup margarine van shouted while leaving Capt. HIGH 6 to 8 minutes in microwave oven (600-700 coinciding 1 teaspoon dried thyme* Nathan Hale School. At watts) or according to time recommended ty lion’s tele 1/2 teaspoon salt Sullivan was referring to a FINANCING manufacturer. Rotate a quarter-turn halfway up to $25 VE DISCOVER. throughout the hearing that 3 ^ i'lk ik 4 :c deserve oi lasted from 7 to 9 p.m. FOR C O N V E N TIO N A L PREPARATION; Roast turkey E aster Se Under state law. the WPCA has in conventional oven according to directions given in “How m ore thai EXTENDED WARRANTY 3 medium California artichokes 1/2 teaspoon dried tarragon, crushed the power to enforce the order by To Roast or Microwave a Tbrkey Breast” chart. Remove each yea AL SIEFFERT’S OFFERS EXTENDED WAR­ Lemon Juice 1/4 cup each dry white wine and water hooking up residences to the RANTEES ON EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE. turkey breast from oven 45 minutes before projected done should be 1 small onion, sliced Salt and pepper contributii system and charging the owners COLOR TV. VCR THEY SELL. LOW COST PRO- time. In small saucepan over low heat, melt margarine. 1 clove garlic, minced 1 cup sliced mushrooms F u ll pag for the work, WPCA Chairman 5 I TECTION AGAINST FUTURE REPAIRS. ASK A Stir in thyme, salt and pepper. Brush turkey with herb mix­ 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped chased b! Thomas Hall said. I SALESPERSON FOR DETAILS. ture. Return to oven and continue roasting, brushing fre­ 1 teaspoon sugar Angeles a I Reading from the DEP letter. quently with herb mixture until turkey tests done. Remove Hall said the DEP asked for a “ D ouble i turkey from pan. Pour pan drippings from roasting pan "m ore vigorous program to hoo­ >TY Bend back outer petals of artichokes until they snap 2. Cut out center petals and fuzzy centers. that Sund into large measuring cup. Let set until fat rises to top and kup,” or enforcement action \L s ie f f Er 'T s w i l l p r o p e r l y r e p r e s e n t o ff easily near base. Edible portion of petals should pictures ( skim off. Add broth to juices to measure 4 cups. Return would be taken against the town. ALL THEIR PRODUCTS... EVERY TIME. remain on artichoke hearts. Continue to snap off and 3. Cut each half in fourths lengthwise. Dip or rub included to roasting pan and bring to simmer over low heat, stir­ The limited sewer system be­ discard thick petals until central core o f pale green all surfaces with lemon juice. coupon in gan operation in February 1987. ring to incorporate brown bits from bottom o f pan. Stir petals is reached. own salep: I FREE LOCAL DELIVERY together cornstarch and wine until smooth. Stir into pan The $5 million system was built Sautd onion and garlic in olive oil; stir in prepared the coupoi AL SIEFFERTS DELIVERS AND INSTALLS drippings in roa.sting pan. Stirring constantly, bring to boil under state court order after 1. Cut off stems and top 2 inches of artichokes; dis­ artichokes, sugar and tarragon. Add wine and water Then Ralp MOST PRODUCTS FREE OF CHARGE. over medium heat and boil 1 minute. Spoon 4 table­ how to roost or savings b] residents rejected the project INSTALLATION ALSO AVAILABLE ON card. Trim outer dark green layer from artichoke and cook until artichokes are tender; salt and pep­ spoons gravy over each serving o f sliced turkey. Makes value. three times in referendums. The DISHWASHERS, DISPOSALS AND BUILT-IN bottoms. Cut artichokes in half lengthwise. per to taste. Stir in mushrooms and cook until 10 to 12 servings o f turkey and 4 cups glaze. Th e in! sewer was ordered to stem the 7 PRODUCTS. mushrooms are tender. Stir in tomato; cook until microwovo o high-value leakage of waste from septic tomato is thoroughly heated. Makes 4 servings. tanks into Coventry Lake. ♦Rosemary can be substituted. W heatable Fuss and O’Neill was the LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED turkey breost* special pri consulting firm on the project. AL SIEFFERT’S FAMILY HAS BEEN SERVING I $1.49, so ^ FOR MICROWAVE PREPARATION: Prepare turkey doubled, tl The sewage plant is now operat­ THE GREATER MANCHESTER/HARTFORD according to directions given in “How To Roast or To roast, prebeat (Tven to 325 degrees F. Place tur­ ing at 8 percent of its capacity, AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS IN THE APPLI­ i the cra ck e Microwave a TUrkey Breast.” key breast skin-side up on rack in shallow pan. 9 handling betw een 12,000 to 15,000 ANCE INDUSTRY. WE TRY HARDER TO 9 R alp h ’s, Brush with melted butter if desired. Use a meat gallons daily. The plant’s capac­ PLEASE, AND HAVE A RECORD TO PROVE ITI o f superm WE MUST DISPOSE OF thermometer to determine done temperature. Insert ity is 200,000 gallons per day. tion — far C t {cJikrnah'aih meat thermometer into thickest part o f the breast Currently, 88 homes are hooked this colum i being careful not to touch the bone. Roast 20 to 25 up to the sewer plant on Route 31 PROFESSIONAL SAL*=S STAFF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS consumer i AL SIEFFERT’S SALES STAFF IS EAGER TO in South Coventry. The plant has minutes per pound or until thermometer registers with the HELP YOU SELECT THE BEST PRODUCT a capacity for 1,200 homes based WORTH OF SURPLUS a temperature of 170 degrees F. Their parti THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS. AT A PRICE YOU b le in mah on 150 gallons per day usage per 2 cups cooked and cubed Tdrk^ To microwave, estimate total cooking time and CAN AFFORD. STOCK IMMEDIATELY!!! n a ry opp home. Gross said 160 homes in the 112 cup sliced California ripe olives divide into four parts. Place turkey skin-side down lake area have been identified as shoppers 1/2 cup diced onion on roasting rack. Micrmvave at HIGH for 5 minutes. potential problem spots if they o u t s t a n d i SELECTION & DISPLAY 1/4 cup thinly sliced celery Reduce power to 50 percent (M E D IU M ). Micro- are not hooked up soon. whose prod AL SIEFFERTS HAS THE WIDEST SELECTION Don 't Miss This SaieU! 1 /4 cup chopped parsley wave remainder of first one-fourth of time. TUm tur­ in c lu d ^ in Residents complained that the OF AMERICA’S FAVORITE TOP NAME l-112 teaspoons chopped fresh tarragon* proposed order contradicts an key on side. Microwave at 50 percent (M E D IU M ) BRANDS ON DISPLAY FOR YOU TO COM­ SOME ONE OF A KIND. SOME FLOOR 2 tablespoons mayonnaise** earlier plan from the WPCA for one-fourth of time. TUm turkey on other side. PARE PRICES, FEATURES, AND TO TRY IT SAMPLES, MOSTNEWINCARTONS, 2 tablespoons tarragon vinegar which would require hookup only GUT ALL FULLY GUARANTEED Baste**. Microwave at 50 percent (M E D IU M ) for OUT FOR YOURSELF. 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 3 green onions, chopped from failed septic systems. Man­ 1 cup pitted California ripe olives, wedged one-fourth of the time. TUrn turkey skin-side up. S O tO B f tablespoon olive oil 1 clove garlic, minced 1 /2 cup finely chopped walnuts dating hookup within six months Baste**. Microwave remaining time until internal By Jim 8 baby California artichokes, cooked 2 tablespoons olive or vegetable oil Sait and pepper temperature registers 170 degrees F. Let stand, is unreasonable and a financial - ^ 8 4 to 384 KTI The Assoc burden, residents charged. Some ■ CASH and quartered 3/4 cup heavy cream 8 ounces spinach pasta, fettuccine or tented with foil, 10 to 20 minutes. Prepare gravy if said they just couldn’t afford it. ;Exlt 2 ■ MASTEliCARO 2 tablespoons each fresh chopped basil spaghetti, cooked desired***. S H A C H ^ In a large bowl, combine all ingredients. Cover and and parsley* 1/2 cup freshly grated I^rmesan cheese “ A more reasonable plan would Now Exit 59 A t £ t # i i ; i ■ VISA badlands ol refrigerate at least one to two hours or overnight before be to propose a financing system »o 1-384 and To ■ MONTHLY PMT Wall, vintn PHONE 647-9997 serving. Makes 4 servings. with such a short-term proposal, ” Silver Li./Spencer St. Keeney St. fro m the said Patricia Soltys, a Main SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER welcomed i Street resident and member of "W e th in I ,„j»4 CA8TBOUND OFfH Jett to the Board of Education. 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET wine to drii Soltys said she could see the EASTTOjCETTgi] iHartford Rd. said T ian \ value of the sewer, but would _ MANCHESTER, CONN. taster at th prefer to see residents with OHNDAII.Y; MON t THUIIS'Tin, TUB, WtP, SAT'TILS n il- m « . t MIN t i l S Shacheng, 1 effective septic systems be given G rea t Wt a minimum of five years to hook w h ite prod up. It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 6, 1988

Your Neighbor^ Kitchen MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 6. 1988 — 13 Apple-blueberry crunch Pnzzl 11 Bake delicious bar cookies in minutes in microwave 4 large cooking apple*, 2/3 cup rolled oat* ACROSI Being creative with nutritious food If you are peeled, oorod, end thinly % oup all-purpo** flour the microwave oven. The best B8 quandary dishes, or ring-shaped shallow 1 tablespoon lemon juice Bv Anita M. Caldwell ■Heed (8 eupo) W cup pocked brown auger cookies to microwave are bar­ maining half of mixture. 1 Turmoil Tofu cinnamon about what to molds all make good cooking Wi cup all purpose flour Manchester Herald W cup froah or froten shaped ones, because they can be Microwave raisins, sugar, 4 Socurity W cup finely chopped make for containers. Grease, but do not 8 Chokes oat muffins baked in a layer or in a Vi cup finely chopped almonds, cornstarch, water and lemoti blueberrl** pecan* lunches, club Microwave flour containers for cookies. You divided 12 Fish appan When Carolyn Chudzik of Holl 1 cup whole wheat flour ring-shaped container and cut juice in a 2 quart glass casserole On* 4-**rvlng-*lM packag* W teaapoon ground meetings, and may use either butter, vegetable Vi teaspoon salt 13 Bibiicai pr< Street taught home economics at 1 cup rolled oats ~ into bars or wedges to serve. at high for 5 to 6 minutes. Stir regular bulteracotch cinnamon family dessert Khchen shortening, or .'pray. I jar (12 ounces) apricot 14 Think ahM a Hartford elementary school, V* cup raisins, optional In cookies, as in cakes, color mixture at UA minute intervals pudding mix V* teaapoon ground nutmeg treats, and preserves Cool. 15 Citrus drini she said she triedf to teach the I It-ounre pnrknce tofi: Marge Churchill and eye appeal can be added by Applesauce nut squares 16 Circus anir school kids to eat nutritious food. % cup nwrgerln* or buH*r your time is Spread raisins filling over first limited, there using brown sugar, cinnamon?«r 2 cups sugar Cream together butter, pow­ 17 Genus of o "The kids expected to clime in W cap oil layerinbakingdish. Pat reserved trees is no need to chocolate to flavor the batter. A Vi cup salad oil dered sugar. 1/4 teaspoon almond and make cookies everyday,” the W cap honey Place apple* and blueberries In a microwave-safe 8-by 1 Hunch dry mixutre over filling. Micro- 18 Flowers panick, or rush topping of nuts and brown sugar 3 eggs extract, and lemon juice. Com­ wave at high power for 6 to 7 32-year-old recalled with a 1 to ItA teaspoons cinnamon round baking dish. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of the dry will add color at the end of the bine flour. ‘A cup almonds, and 20 Cereal grsi off to the nearest bakery. Your 1 teaspoon soda minutes. Cool. Cut into .squares. chuckle. Just a few years later as VA teaspoon salt pudding mix. Set aside. In a medium mIcrowave-safe mixing If you are not sure about using baking time. Or, glaze with a salt. Stir dry ingredients into 22 Swiss mou microwave can help you to make 3 cups all purpose Hour Yield 24 squares. 23 Quaffs a mother, though, the experience 2 teaspoon baking powder bowl, micro-cook margarine, covered, on 100 percent power your microwave for baking, browned butter topping. delicious bar cookies in just 3 cups pared, chopped apple creamed mixture until crumbly. 25 Ditty seems to be paying off. V« teaspoon baking soda today’s column will give you the Very large cookie recipes, (high) 30 to 45 seconds or until melted. Add remaining pudding minutes. These wholesome and 2 teaspoon vanilla extract Reserve 1 cup crumb mixture. 27 Cleans off "M y kids are really bad eaters, Combine flour, oats and rai­ information that you need to dropped, rolled, and sliced coo­ mix, oats, flour, brown sugar, pecans, cinnamon and nutmeg, flavorful bars will be welcome Vi cup chopped pecans Pat remaining crumb mixture 30 Tried hard so I try to throw in as much sins. Pour remaining ingredients make bar cookies with confi­ kies should be baked convention­ Fudge-filled bars stirring uritll mixture is crumbly. Spoon over fruit mixture. Cook, any time and any place. In fact, Combine sugar, oil. eggs, soda, into an ungreased 13x9 inch glass 33 Trouble (nutritious food) as possible,” Into a blender and blend until dence. The bars selected include ally. However, remember to use uncovered, on high 11 to 13 minutes or until apples are tender, your biggest problem may be flour, apple and vanilla. Mix well. baking dish. Combine apricot ■A cup plus 2 tablespoons 34 Starch Chudzik said. smooth. Pour this into the flour a variety of cookie recipes that we your microwave to melt, heat, or giving the dish a quarter-turn every 3 minutes. Let stand 30 trying to save them long enough Spread mixture in a 13 x 9 inch preserves and >A teaspoon al­ butter, divided 36 Pleader Chudzik and her husband. Bill, mixture. Stir well. Fill oiled feel sure to become your fam ily’s soften ingredients which will be 37 French minutes before serving. Makes 6 to 8 servings. to have them cool before they are glass baking dish lined with paper mond extract, spread over crumb 1 package (17'A to 18 ounces) who is an environmental engineer muffin tins two-thirds full. Bake favorites. used in mixing conventional layer in the pan. Top apricot yellow cake mix stoneware Nutrition information per serving: 437 cal., 4 g pro.,7Sgcarbo., grabbed up by eager family towel. M icrow ave at high for 16to at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in at 42Sdegreesfor 12to ISminutes. Shape in cookies is very critical cookie batters. 18 minutes. Rotate ‘A turn after 8 preserve layer with re.served 1 cup peanut butter 39 Extend a Ic 16 g fat, 224 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 16 percent thiamine, 12 members. 41 Author Am East Hartford, have a challenge Makes 12 muffins. to good results and efficient use of Microwave glass or plastic minutes. Remove from oven crumbs fortopping. Sprinkle with 1 package (6 ounces) semi- before them with 2-year-old Pe­ percent Iron, 12 percent phosphorus. when done. remaining almonds. Microwave sweet chocolate morsels 42 Dividing w ter, and 4-year-old Gregory. at high for 6 to 8 minutes. Rotate 4 4 Scribble Banana cheese pie 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened aimlessly For example, Chudzik believes dish ‘A turn at 3 minute intervals. A Topping: condensed milk in serving cottage cheese as a FILLING: 46 That girl Newburg sauce does contain Vt cup butler Let bars stand for 3 to 5 minutes 1 package (10 ounces) coconut 47 Mail healthy food. But her son, 2 eggs 1 cup firm ly parked light brown before cutting. Yields 32 bars. pecan frosting mix 48 Genetic Gregory, won’t eat cottage 1 cup yogurt 1 cup cottage cheese sugar Microwave ‘A cup butter in a material (al cheese. So she uses it in her Vi cup evaporated milk 2‘A quart glass casserole at high 50 502, Roma banana cheese pie recipe and he 1 teaspoon vanilla Raisin or date mumbles ■A cup whole wheat flour Lemon cornmeal cookies too much salt; sole is tasty Vi cup chopped nuts for 1 minute. Add cake mix, 52 Tennis terr gobbles up the hidden health food. Vi cup butter wds.) '/* teaspoon salt Combine butter, light brown peanut butter and eggs. Mix (Thudzik is imaginative outside sugar, and evaporated m ilk in a 4 1 cup firmly packed brown together to form a soft dough. 56 Farmyard 3 tablesppons honey 1H cups all-purpose flour 1 egg WEIGHT the kitchen as well. pepper, mushroom and onion, cup glass measure. Microwave at sugar Press dough into the bottom of a sound P 2 medium ripe bananas H cup cornmeal 2 teaspoons finely W A T C H E R S 58 S te p ____I For the last two years, the P sausage and green pepper, and high for 4 to 5 minutes. Stir IVi cups all purpose flour 13 x 9 inch glass baking dish. 1 teaspoon baking powder S T U FFE D 60 Years (Fr.) Manchester resident has been shredded lemon peel mushroom and tomato. $1.89 a mixture at 1 minute intervals, Vt teaspoon salt Microwave chocolate morsels, CRUST: F I L E T O F 61 Preposition creating custom curtains and H teaspoon baking soda 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 31H-OZ. ja r. ■A teaspoon soda milk, and 2 tablespoons butter in V« cup whole wheat bread Supermarket spread topping over apple bars. 62 Amorous l( draperies. And she enjoys the 18 teaspoon salt H cup buttermilk or sour S O L E W IT H I'A cups rolled oats, uncooked crum bs Carolyn: Nobody makes a Sprinkle with nuts, cool and cut a 4 cup glass measure at high for 1 63 Aviation freedom that comes with working N Eyw B U R G 2>A cups raisin or dates H cup margarine or butler milk Sampler sweeter tomato sauce than into squares. Yields 36 .squares. minute. Stir. agency (ab lives out of her home. Vi cup dried skim milk SAIJCE, with ■A cup sugar % cup packed brown sugar H cup finely chopped Prego. That’s one of the reasons Spread chocolate mixture over 64 High platei with Vi teaspoon cinnamon vegetable-rice Carolyn Wyman their products have been among 2 tablespoons cornstarch dough. Microwave at high for 5 65 Charges "I can do it. install it and look at Vi cup combined oats and wheat pecans blend. $2.99 a & Bonnie Tandy Leblang light my favorites. Their new chunky Vi cup water minutes. Rotate dish ‘A turn 66 Over (pref.^ it.” she said. “Things that I do germ Chopped pecans lOVi-oz. frozen Apricot-almond bars ded, around the home don’t stay done sauces are as sweet as ever and Combine butter, brown sugar, Microwave at medium (1,5%) for Vi cup melted margarine entree. Vi cup butter DOWN one enlivened by the introduction of flour, salt, soda, and rolled oats. 6 to 7 minutes. Cool. Prepare for very long.” she said, referring 2 teaspoon honey David Kool/Manchatter Herald In a mixing bowl stir together flour, cornmeal, baking powder, Bonnie: Hike •A cup sifted powdered sugar free to laundry and food shopping. onion, mushroom, green pepper Press one half of the mixture into coconut pecan frosting according soda and salt. In a large mixer bowl beat margarine with an V4 teaspoon almond extract, 1 At a distan ifor- NUTRITION GAME — To encourage her children to eat the fresh taste of the fish in this buying again. and sausage. The ones with green the bottom of a greased 12x8 inch to directions and frost bars before And Chudzik gets great satis­ Coconut, optional new entree from Weight divided 2 Prank lays. faction from her work. electric mixer on medium speed for 30 seconds. Add brown pepper are my favorite. glass baking dish. Reserve re- cutting. Yields 36 bars. Blend eggs, yogurt, cottage healthy food Carolyn Chudzik creates interesting, PEPPERIDGE FARM 3 Units sugar and beat until fluffy. Add egg, lemon peel and lemon juice; Watchers, but I almost gagged Nevertheless. I must take issue cheese and vanilla in blender. mouth-watering dishes. She has been known to hide CHOLESTEROL-FREE POUND 4 Gabs "I can really be creative.” she beat well. Add dry ingredients and buttermilk alternately to from the salty flavor of the rice with Prego’s definition of the When mixed, add flour and .salt, CAKE. $2.19 a lOVi-oz. frozen 5 Chemical s said. "People usually know what cottage cheese in her banana cheese pie. beaten mixture; beat until well blended. Stir in chopped nuts. and vegetables. It contains al­ word “chunky” . To me. it means keeping blender on low speed. most 1,100 milligrams of sodium cake. they want but sometimes people Drop by teaspoonful 2 inches apart onto an ungreased cookie big and substantial. To them it Add honey by the tablespoon and — far too much for a fish entree. Bonnie: It’s nice to see a aren’t sure and I get to do some sliced oil. Set aside. Squeeze excess seems to mean “ can be seen sketches.” then bananas. Combine crust sheet. Sprinkle with additional chopped pecans. Bake in a This meal also has gums, artifi­ company try and develop a 1 medium onion, chopped water from tofu. In large bowl, without squinting.” ingredients (not including the 350-degree oven about 12 minutes. Remove to a wire rack to product for those watching their Chudzik also feels proud seeing 2 tablespoons oil mash tofu, egg, herbs and garlic cial flavor, and many flavor Bonnie: Just because some­ coconut) and press into a greased cool. Makes about 48. enhancers. There are many bet­ cholesterol. BUT Pepperidge her work in the windows of her 1 pound extra firm tofu powder until well-blended. thing is all natural doesn’t mean 9-inch pie plate. Nutrition information per cookie: 64 cal., 1 g pro.,8gcarbo..3g Farm’s execution is a bit schi­ customers’ homes as she drives 1 egg Smoothly and evenly layer ingre­ ter choices — even in the frozen it’s good for you. The.se new Pour filling into crust and bake fat, 6 mg chol., 51 mg sodium. food case. zophrenic. While leaving out the C«lebrity C by. she said. Vt teaspoon oregano dients in a 13-inch by 9-inch products from Prego. for in­ 25 to 30 minutes. Sprinkle with food cholesterol, this cake uses a Vi teaspoon thyme cas.serole dish in the following Carolyn: I’m really getting sick stance. are all natural but they’re But completing an order takes coconut, if desired. of frozen food manufacturers who type of fat thought to increase Vi teaspoon marjoram order: ‘A cup spaghetti sauce, also sweetened with con) syrup • j ' E a time and working around the Variation: To make this a cholesterol in the blood. But since V« teaspoon garlic powder half of cooked noodles, tofu duck responsibility for their and are amazingly high in fat. children’s schedule is sometimes pudding, omit crust. Dust a microwave instructions with es­ this cake contains less fat than 3>A cup spaghetti sauce (32- mixture, mu.shrooms and onions, Prego’s research department 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE a X Y V a juggling act. Still, the Chudziks greased 9-inch pie plate with cape clauses like “or until tho­ regular pound cake and is made ounce ja r) grated cheese. Before the next saj(f the corn syrup is added for believe it can be done. wheat germ Pour filling in and roughly cooked.” How can you from pure ingredients. I still H R w s bake. 8 ounces wide spinach egg layer, use a slotted spoon todrain. flavor. But I prefer the taste of "Get a microwave.” her hus­ noodles, cooked and drained know if it’s thoroughly cooked if recommend it as an occasional herbs and ripe tomatoes. Top with parmesan cheese. Spaghetti squash & sauce treat. — Y band said. 2 cups grated cheese (4 ounces) Loosely cover with foil. Bake at you’ve never cooked their pro­ What’s more, these sauces get Tofu-mushroom delight duct before? Carolyn: Not for me. thanks. PREVIOUS “And u.se your freezer,” she Vi cup Parmesan cheese from 41 to 49 percent of their 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Makes On* 2-lo 2'/rpound spagh­ 18 teaspoon salt This is not as dense or moist as but by un added. 12 ounces fresh mushrooms Saute mushrooms and onion in six servings. Weight Watchers Filet of Sole is calories from fat — a figure more MANCHESTER etti squash regular pound cake and has a 16-ounc* can stewed toma­ a good example. It looked steamy typical of ice'cream than tomato .somewhat crumbly consistency. H of a 20-ounc* package toes, cut up hot after the prescribed 4‘/i sauce. Ragu Thick and Hearty, If you’re worried about your Supermarket Shopper frozen loose-pack broccoli, Vi cup pitted sliced green minutes but parts of the fish were by contrast has only 32 percent of still cold. The parts of the fish that health. I suppose it would be DOUBLE COUPONS cauliflower and carrots olives it.s calories from fat. while a better than no pound cake at all. 2 teaspoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons butter or were cooked were not bad. But. thinner Aunt Millie’s Meatless SEE STORE FOR DETAILS like Bonnie. I thought the rice !SOf ¥« teaspoon dried oregano, margarine, melted PREGO EXTRA CHUNKY Traditional spaghetti sauce con­ crushed medley was much too salty, and SPAGHETTI SAUCE. Tomato tains only 26. That’s quite a o40 Easter Seal ads: good-deed savings the dinner as a whole, not worth and onion, mushroom and green difference. lear RICE Cut the squash Into quarters; remove seeds. Place squash in a By Martin Sloone large saucepan or Dutch oven; add about 2 inches water. Bring to RONI United Feature Syndicate 6 boiling. Reduce heat; cover and simmerabout20minutesor until form and the Universal Product Code symbol cut 6 Menus Clip ‘n’ file refunds tender. :e in The Easter Seal Society coupon from the bottom of one bag of Carroll Shelby’s RICE Add insert that appeared in many Vegetables, starches, fruits Original Texas Chili Preparation. Expires June Cook the frozen vegetables according to package directions; 30, 1988. SAVORY 'e at March 6 Sunday newspapers, F ile No. 4 drain. In a saucepan combine cornstarch, oregano and salt. Stir Senior citizens sandwich, vegetable sticks. LIPTON Side Dish 1988 Calendar Offer. idi?i^Hs and sauce, peas, roll, 700 coinciding with the organiza­ Clip out this file and keep it with similar in undralned tomatoes and olives. Cook and stir until mixture is The following meals will be Black Forest cake. Receive a Lipton Side Dish 1988Calendar with $6 whipped dessert. TM tion’s telethon, offered shoppers cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with thickened and bubbly. Cook and stir 2 minutes more. Stir in served at Mayfair Gardens and Friday: Fish and cheese on a in coupon savings. Send the required refund form Tuesday: Oven-baked chicken, CLASSICS way up to $25 in coupon and refund beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting cooked vegetables; keep warm. Westhill Gardens the week of roll, french fries, broccoli, apple RONI rice pilaf. roll, carrots, the needed proofs of purchase while looking for and four Universal Product Code symbols from crisp. lear savings. Use 2 forks to shred and separate the squash pulp into strands. April 11 through 15. to Manches­ applesauce. the required forms at the supermarket, in Lipton Rice & Sauce, Lipton Potatoes & Sauce. Manufacturers like Kellogg’s. Pile squash onto a serving platter. Toss with molted margarine. ter residents who are 60 or older: Wednesday: Calzone, green Lipton. American Home Pro­ newspapers and magazines, and when trading Lipton Noodles & Sauce or Lipton Cooi Side Spoon vegetable mixture over squash. Makes 6 servings. Monday: Cranapple juice. Ital­ Bolton schools beans, fruit. ducts. Glenbrook Labs and 3M with friends. Offers may not be available in all Salads. Expires May 31, 1988, or while supplies last. Nutrition Information per serving; 99 cal., 3 g pro., 12gcarbo„ ian style meatloaf. noodles, The following lunches w ill be Thursday: Hot dog on a roll, deserve our thanks for supporting areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive mixed vegetables, wheat bread, 5 g fat, 10 mg chol., 356 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 55 percent vlt. a [ served in the Bolton Elementary hash brown patties, mixed veget­ Easter Seal, a group that helps each refund. RANCH STYLE Peas & Beans Coupon Offer. 129 ambrosia pudding. and Center schools, the week of ables. pears. more than 1 million Americans 57 percent vlt. C, 64 percent thiamine, 57 percent riboflavin. 4'/? This offer does not require a refund form: Receive up to $3 in coupons. Send the required Tuesday: Beef-barley soup, April 11 through 15; Friday: Fruit juice, tuna on a each year. But retailers, too. box M JB Rice Offer. 15.50 Atlantic St., Union City. refund form and 10 Universal Product Code macaroni and cheese, green Monday: Baked chicken, noo­ croissant, chips, mixed fruit. should be recognized for their Calif. 94587. Receive two store coupons for free symbols from Ranch Style Pintos. Pintos with beans, garden salad with French dles with sauce, peas, fruit cup. contributions. M JB Flavored Rice. Send the Universal Product Jalapenos, Blackeyes, Blackeyes with Jalape- dressing, rye bread, date roll. Tuesday: Chicken noodle soup, Full page adverti.sements pur­ Andover Elementary Code from any large-size package of MJB Long nos. Kidney and Navy Beans for $3in coupons: or Wednesday: Apple juice, cheeseburger, french fries, Two dinner time favorites from Rice A Roni chased by Ralph’s in the Los send the required refund form and eight proofs of spaghetti and meat sauce, anti­ chilled peaches. The following lunches will be Grain White Rice, along with the brand label BUY 2 PACKAGES GET 1 FREE Angeles area carried the headline — served at Andover Elementary from any Armour Foster Farms. Louis Rich or purchase for $2 in coupons; or send the required Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens pasto salad, mixed vegetables. Wednesday: Half day. no lunch “Double Easter Seal Savings” School the week of April 11 Zacky Farm s whole or boneless turkey, or raw or refund form and five proofs of purchase for $1 in Italian bread, fresh fruit. served. Chef’s Blend that Sunday. Ralph’s displayed through 15: cooked turkey breast. Include your name and coupons. Expires May 31, 1988. Thursday: Cheese soup, sea­ Thursday: Half day. no lunch pictures of 14 of the products Monday: Hot dog on a roll, 10 oz address, printed clearly. Expires May 31. 1988. MRS, PAUL’S Sweet Potato Coupon Offer. food salad, potato puffs, mari­ served. Cat Food boxes included in the Easter Seal baked beans, mixed vegetables, Ye Receive three 25-cent coupons good for Mrs. nated mixed vegetables, bot dog Friday: Orange juice, peppe- ALL VARIETIES coupon insert, with the store’s These offers require refund forms: Paul’s vegetable products. Send the required roll, cherry crisp. roni pizza, salad, pudding with pears. own sale price and a deduction for CARROLL SHELBY'S Beef Coupon Offer. refund form and one proof of purchase from Mrs. Homemaker’s Choice. Friday: Grape juice, turkey a topping. Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat- Grand Gourmet the coupon noted next to each. Receive a $1.25 coupon good for the purchase of Paul’s Sweet Potatoes or Sweet Potatoes’n la king, rice. Oriental vegetables, balls, salad, rolls, fruit. Then Ralph's offered even more any variety of beef. Send the required refund Apples. Expires April 30, 1988. '/'pv^o? OFF ______wheat bread, molded pear salad. Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole C at Food IQ K t H o T c RHAM schools savings by doubling the insert's slaw, juice cups. GREAT SNACK value. rw fe CAR, -.JA5 VN __ Meals on Wheels The following lunches w ill be Thursday: Chicken snacks, The insert also offered a served at RHAM Junior and rice pilaf, green beans, Don’t forget to check your The Goodings chain has in­ Later, I was able to use the g ______r _ Here are the meals which will Durkee high-value $1 coupon for Keebler Senior High School the week of applesauce. supermarket’s shelves and re­ store bakeries and, when the Universal Product Code symbol be served to Meals on Wheels Wheatables crackers. Ralph’s April 11 through 15: Friday: (Thicken soup, grilled Potato Sticks fund bulletin board for the $7.50 checkout lines begin to lengthen, to send for a free box of Total clients the week of April 11 special price for the product was Another busy day ahead of you. You depend on your car Monday; Veal Parmesan, cheese, chips, vegetables sticks. refund form from Glenbrook. The a clerk is sent running to the cereal. But my fun wasn’t over. through 15. The hot noon meal is REGULAR $1.49, so when the coupon was to get through it. That car needs regular maintenance, and you refunds on products like Diapa- jbakery for cookies. On the same box of Fiber One was listed first. the cool evening meal doubled, the store gave shoppers don't have time to sit in some dirty garage, or a busy service Carefree Astre lur- rene, Bayer Aspirin, and Neo- “ It is really am azing to see the a free offer for 10 sample packets department. But you do have time for Economy Oil. In just second. the crackers for free. Synephrine, along with the cou­ Monday: Beef stew with a 26 Cl. 9 an. smiles on people’s faces when you of Taster’s Choice coffee, and it 10 minutes, we’ll change your oil, filter, and perform 12 other R a lp h ’s, Safeway and hundreds biscuit, wax beans, salad, des­ Pantyliners leat pons included in the Easter Seal offer them fresh cookies.” says a required no other proof of pur­ vital car care services. 10 minutes. That gives you time tor a of supermarkets across the na­ insert. add up to savings of almost sert. Ham sandwich, fruit, milk. BEEF FLAVORED^MEDIUM OR LARGE iert Goodings spokesperson. "Sud­ chase. That’s what I cali a cup of coffee. Plenty of time for our free car wash. Now, tion — far too many to name in $ 10. isn't it time to make the best choice for a change? Tuesday: Beef roulades, rice :iist denly shoppers at the checkout wonderful shopping Meaty Bone this column — advertised special Long checkout lines are every counters become more relaxed pilaf. squash, salad, dessert. Egg experience! ” 16 oz 25 consumer savings in cooperation shopper’s nightmare, and the and willing to wait the extra 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES salad sandwich, fruit, milk. ers NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Dog Biscuits box with the Easter Seal Society. secret to keeping the lines short is minute in line.” Send questions and comments Wednesday: Chicken a la king, Their participation was invalua­ PREMIUM OR DECAFFEINATED simply planning for peak shop­ This week’s Smart Shopper to Martin Sloane in care of the OIL CHANGE CHECK & FILL: cauliflower, green beans, salad, ble in making this an extraordi­ INCLUDES: • Brake fluid dessert. Tuna salad sandwich, ping hours and having enough Award goes to Jean Miller of Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, • Change oil (up to 1 Melitta nary opportunity for smart • Power steering It looks like t checkers available. But that Mount Vernon. Ohio, who wrote: Manchester 06040. 'The volum e of 5qts.l 10W-30or fluid fruit, milk. 13 oz an active and shoppers as well as for the 10W-40 • Battery doesn’t always work, so Goodings "The price on the box of Fiber mail precludes individual replies Thursday: Pot roast of beef Coffee siderable tra outstanding manufacturers • New oil filter • Transmission with gravy, baked potato, zuc­ supermarkets in Altamonte One was $1.97, and I had a 40-cent to every letter, but Sloane will •Chassis lube fluid ALL FABRIC BLEACH STIR FRY BROCCOLI/RICE OR FLAVORED something to whose products and coupons were • Vacuum Interior • Windshield Springs. Fla., is doing something coupon, which the store doubled, respond to letters of general chini. salad, dessert. Bologna and ing may be r< includ^ in the promotion. •Check air filter washer cheese sandwich, fruit, milk. ARIES (Marc to ease shoppers’ pain. reducing my cost to just $1,17. interest In the column. •Clean windshield • Differential Borateem Suzi Wan •C heck tire pressure Friday: Baked haddock square indications th some type of •Check belts & with newburg sauce, mashed Detergent box box hoses Fried Rice day. Listen wi l^bfUClissProtectum- potatoes, carrots, salad, dessert. BORAX POST "The lIttJe profound elfe China exports its Great Waii Wine ALL FOR ONLY Cold turkey sandwich, fruit, milk. to patch up 10MINUTE shop w ith Matchmaker By Jim Abrams (dragon-eye) grape, leads in the Chinese banquets. 20 Crispy Manchester schools bis fashion stand what it Tht Associated Press effort to produce a salable Western-style Thurs., Fri., Sat. 12 02 Fierce winds from Mongolia and tempera­ The following lunches will be Ideas" Mule Team Critters Cereal box relationship, wine. tures dipping to- 4 degrees Fahrenheit gSiiSM V. *2 0 ** served in the Manchester public ALL FLAVORS ALL VARIETIES c/o this new SH A C H ^ N G , China — In the har^rack The company exported more than 650,000 require grape growers to bury their vines OIL CHANGE schools the week of April 11 Cleveland, OI badlands of northern China beyond the Great bottles last year, with at least one-third going 2 0 % O F F TAURUS (Ap during the winter months. COMPLETE through 15: Sunkist Benihana Wall, vintners are trying to produce a wine to the United States. In 1988, Great W all has a “Make the Best Choice for a Change!’ M-F 8:30-6:30; Th 8:30-8:00 which you ms Monday: Hot dog on a roll, 6 ct 11 oz from the dragon-eye grape that will be They till a strategic plain once used by Sat. 8:00-5:00; Sun. 10:00-3:00 all Spring Sportswear ring behind tti contract to ship 120,000 bottles to Japan and 315 Broad St., Manchester baked beans, cole slaw, peaches. Fun Fruits pKg Oriental Classics pKg welcomed at the world’s dinner tables. hopes to export a total of about 800,000, said northern barbarians seeking to plunder the ______647-8997 you should be Tuesay: Baked lasagna, tossed QUAKER ALL VARIETIES because It wll "We think foreigners should have a Chinese riches of the Chinese emperor. It still is a He Xiu, the deputy general manager. salad, bread and butter, butters­ GEMINI (Maj wine to drink, and this is the best in China,” m ilitarily restricted zone for which foreign­ FREE CAR WASH An amount roughly equal to the 1987 exports cotch pudding. Life Benihana ment is quite said Tian Yali, deputy general engineer and ers need special permits, and until 1983 the A .s.i i)0 VAiur, ruf i wiiii on cmanoe and ihi.s aij in your decisi is sold domestically to Western hotels and Wednesday; Pork chopette Come in and Save!! 8 OZ. taster at the China Great Wall Wine Co. in army guarded the vineyards. something, m restaurants catering to foreigners. with gravy, whipped potatoes, Cereal Oriental Lites pi

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In the 1960s, as the "crown prince of 21 Dine A Gospel Music Celebration." ;rved trees gospel,” Geveland worked with such young High follows high, sometiomes In unex­ 24 Religious poem E Ll EjAlR SiH O T licro- 18 Flowers Without the low points, the voltage from people as Billy Preston, Jessy Dixon and pected places. Hawkins’ familiar hit, “Oh 26 Apr. 15 R I to 7 20 Cereal grain this musical blowout might leave viewers Aretha Franklin. Happy Day,” is given some needed rough racipieni E R R A T 1 22 Swiss mountain c Q EJT 1 T writhing on the floor. Television sets might Dixon hits one of the program’s high points edges by the fiery, strutting solo work of lares. 27 Bends under 23 Quaffs D 0 1 T 1 s A Q A ■ D F A explode and fires break out across the land. with a bluesy rendition of Professor Alex Thelma Houston. weight 25 Ditty D 0 D 0 1 C V A N F L "Family Reunion,” appearing Saturday on Bradford’s "I’m Too Close to Heaven (and I ’Tramaine Hawkins — wife of Edwin’s 28 Metal thread H ^ 27 Cleans off A M E s L the CBN Cable Network, offers two hours of Can’t Turn Around).’’ brother, Walter — lights up the place with 1 0 0 1 R Y E 30 Tried hard 29 Large animals hits from some of the biggest names in gospel Cleveland, whose growling voice and “Changed.” 30 Meteorological 33 Troubla 43 Type of bean 53 Louts music, including the Rev. James Cleveland, dabbing handkerchief recall Louis Arm­ device poons 34 Starch 45 Peculiar 54 Two-toed sloth the Clark Sisters, Andrae Crouch, Sandra strong, comes up next and steals the show FINALLY. ’THE CROUCH who wrecks the 36 Pleadar 31 Head covering 47 Saar 55 Ivan the Crouch, Jessy Dixon, Edwin Hawkins, with “Peace, Be Still." house isn’t Andrae, but his sister, Sandra. 37 French 32 Sea bird 48 Condemn nces) 35 Germanium Terrible Thelma Houston, Billy Preston, Bebe and This regal lady, a hard-working choir stoneware 49 Cats have Cece Wlnans. and The Mighty aouds of Joy. 39 Extend a loan symbol lives 57 Hawaiian THE SONG WAS a huge hit in gospel terms, director through much of the show, takes the 41 Author Anais 38 Sault _ Marie 51 Social club timber tree What’s wrong with the packaging can be selling 800,000 albums in the 1060s. It’s a solo part as she whips a quartet and chorus seini- summed up in two words: Dick Gark. 42 Dividing wall 40 Gives (abbr.) 59 de France dramatic piece in which Cleveland sweats, through a rousing performance of “He’s 44 Scribble The ageless record-spinner, planted beside shouts, sings and preaches, turning down the 1 2 3 Worthy.” tened aimlessly a fireplace, has little to say about the history volume with a peremptory “shhh! ’’ and then Amid all the stars, the show’s last high point 46 That girl 12 or the meaning of gospel music. His role building to another plateau. is hit by an unidentified young woman who ronul 47 Mail seems to be to assure the uninitiated that it’s "Family Reunion" covers some of the steps out of the choir in "He’s Worthy," and 48 Genatic 15 OK to listen, because the Beatles did, too. same territory covered last year with Paul she’s ready. ’ in a material (abbr.) He might have said more about the history Simon in the Cinemax special, “ Everybody. Not only has she picked up a couple of high 50 502, Roman 16 of gospel, because a lot is implied by the songs Say Yeah!" Andrae Crouch, Jennifer Holli­ 52 Tennis term (2 microphone moves from Joe Ligon of the m ix. and the singers. "Precious Lord,” sung here day, the Hawkins Singers and the Mighty Mighty Clouds, but she has a huge voice that M ix wds.) by Della Reese, was written in 1931 by 56 Farmyard Clouds of Joy appeared on both shows. lifts the roof. jugh. 27 28 29 1 I of a sound 58 S tep___ I 33 P 1. 60 Years (Fr.) ^sels. T V Tonight 61 Preposition 37 38 ler in 62 Amorous look I fo r 1 63 Aviation 42 [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘My Under- medy Hour Guests; Linda Ronstadt, Little agency (abbr.) 5:00PM 9:35PM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hoosiers' 0t) Auction 88 cover Years W ith the KKK' An FBI under­ Richard and Harry Anderson. (60 min.) (CC) A former college coach faces resent­ over 64 High plateau 46 cover man infiltrates an Alabama Ku Klux [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred (® MOVIEl^ister. Sister' Three sisters ment when he takes over as head of an Hickman, Nick Charles. fo r 5 65 Charges Klan klavern and becomes a key witness in a small southern town find conflict when Indiana high-school basketball team. Gene turn. 66 Over (pref.) 48 49 when klansman violate civil rights. Don they must decide whether or not to sell Hackman, Dennis Hopper, Barbara Her- [DIS] MOVIE; 'First Steps' A dedicated Meredith. James Wainwrighl. Clifton bio-engineer helps a 23-vear-otd para­ .) fo r their family home Diahann Carroll, Rosal­ shey. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 56 James. 1978 ind Cash, Irene Cara. 1982. plegic realize her dream of walking at her DOWN 10:00PM ® Equalizer A man and his college graduation. Judd Hirsch, Amy ■pare CID ^ Growing Pains (CC) When Carol rding 5:30PM [ESPN] Thoroughbred Dig­ wife, a multiple sclerosis victim, live in fear Steel. Kim Darby. 1985. 1 At a distance 61 est receives an "A Plus" that she's sure she of a parolee who wages a campaign of ter­ efore doesn't deserve, she questions all of her [ESPN] SportsCenter 2 Prank [H B O ] Behind the Scenes Author Jay ror against them. (60 min.) 64 academic achievements. (R) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jo Jo Dancer, Your Ufe 3 Units Mclnerndy discusses the making of (® QD (S) News Is Calling' (CC) Autobiography of co­ "Bright Lights, Big City," a film based on (il) At the Movies; The Academy 4 Gabs Awards Film critics Bill Harris and Rex CID 0® Heartbeat (CC) Jared considers median Pryor, from his early days in show his novel, starring Michael J. Fox. performing a controversial new medical 5 Chemical suffix (c)1988 by NEA Inc Reed offer their opinions on this year's biz to his near-fatal encounter with drugs. 6:00PM (S) (T) C3bl f4b) News Academy Award nominees. (60 min.) procedure on a woman who’s life is in dan­ Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen. Art Evans. ger because she's carrying six fetuses. (60 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (D Three's Company 00] McCloud min.) ® Magnum. P.l. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'M r. Mom' (CC) A rising ® MOVIE: 'Travis McGee: The Empty 0® Police Story young executive trades places with his (11) Webster Part 1 of 2 Copper Sea' Wrongfully blamed for an ac­ wife when he is fired. Michael Keaton. Teri cident. a skipper hire a private detective to Barney Millar (18) Rockford Files Garr. Martin Mull. 1983. Rated PG. prove his innocence. 1982. @ (S) Bronx Zoo (CC) Felspar is taken (20) A-Team & (3® Aaron's Way (CC) When Frank hostage by a bomb-toting ex-student who 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight CELEBRITY CIPHER (22' News (Live) and Martha discover a dead body in a field, blames Jack for his illiteracy; Danzig be­ Interview; actress Ann-Margret. (In C«lebrity Cipher cryptogram* are created from quotation* by famou* people, past and pfesant comes a father. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Stereo) (24) Doctor Who Part 3 of 4 Sarah becomes determined to learn the Each letter In the cipher stand* for another. Today't cIim : K equafs C man's identity. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (261 T J. Hooker '(2® Thy Kingdom Come... Thy W ill Be 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® H it Squad Infinite Voyage (CC) An examination Done (CC) tw o documentaries examining 'J'ES CIYEJESO DSKRICS J (38) (61) Family Ties the Christian right movement - the first ® Entertainment Tonight Interview: ac­ of the brain and the work of researchers to tress Ann-Margret. (In Stereo) (41) Noticias understand how it functions. Narrator: Jo­ looks at the fundamentalist movement's development; the second focuses on Dal­ 0® Star Trek QXYW KMSRB RVO OXV'H (S7j Auction 88 sef Sommer, (60 min.) Part 3 of 12. (In Stereo) las' First Baptist Church. (90 min.) 0® Keys to Success [C N N ] Showbiz Today @6) MOVIE; 'Semi-Tough' Two football 0® Noticiero Univlalon 0® Police Story HRWS IB HXX PIKM HJPS.‘ [D IS ] The Hobbit In this adaptation of BLONDIE by Dean Young 4 Stan Drake players compete for the affections of the [CNN] Headline News ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents J R R Tolkien's classic. Hobbit Bilbo Bag- club owner s daughter. Burt Reynolds. Kris gins encounters a magic ring, ancient se­ [HBO] Hitchhiker (CC) The tables turn 0® Newlywed Game — ySc DSYH PJHKMIP. Kristofferson, Jill Clayburgh. 1977. for an overbearing businesswoman (Karen crets and the dreaded dragon Smaug in his [CNN] Newsnight PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "The intelligence is proved not by ease of learning quest to regain the Dwarf King's gold. (38) MOVIE: 'Arizona' A young Mis­ Black) who ends up a slave to a man (Fer­ but by understanding what we learn." — Joseph Whitney. Voices: John Huston, Orson Bean, Otto sourian helps his girlfriend realize her nando . Allende) she's attracted to. (In [ESPN] NBA Today Preminger. (90 min ) dream of owning the biggest cattle ranch Stereol [USA] Dragnet in the state. William Holden, Jean Arthur, [E S PN ] SportsLook Warren Williams 1940. 1 0:30PM (2S) Barney Millar 1 2 : 0 5 A M ® Magnum, P.l. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Finnegan Begin Again' dS INN News (41) Quinceanera 1 2 : 3 0 A M dD WKRP in Cincinnati (CC) Smitten with a younger woman, an (S) Honeymooners aging newspaperman discovers it s never (61) MOVIE: 'The Blue Max’ During World ® Divorce Court War It, a young German aviator competes 9D Muy Etpscial too late to start again, Mary Tyler Moore. ® Carol Burnett and Friends Robert Preston, Sylvia Sidney 1985 (In with other members of his squadron for [DIS] Zorro 0® Wendy and Me ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue Stereo) the coveted Blue Max flying award. George [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull Peppard, James Mason, Ursula Andress. 0® U te Night With David Letter- [U S A ] Cartoons 1966 [HBO] Women of the Night (CC) An A LLE Y JUST ISN'T j VM GLAD WE 1 THEN YOU'D ! I THEN HOW \ FIGURE OUT SOME man (R) (In Stereo) PUALIFIED TO y FINALLY y BETTER FIRE CAN'T DO WE GET ; WAY TO MAKE 6:30PM (TD Family Ties [CNN] PrimeNews "On Location" tribute to female comedi­ ans with performances by Ellen DeGe- Twilight Zone FILL THE r^^SEE EYE TO ) HIM BEFORE \ DO HIM RESIGN! EYE O N t h a t ; ) HIS HALF-BAKED ( THAT, I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ® (401 ABC News (CC) [D IS ] Edison Twins neres, Paula Poundstone. Rita Ridner and 0® More Real People DOCTORING DOES / MY by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 11^ Jeffersons (CC) [H B O ] MOVIE; The Tracker' (CC) An Judy Tenuta. Host: Manin Short. (60 min.) 0® Gene Scott SOME REAL DAMAGEll DEAR! (22) (301 NBC News (CC) Arizona rancher sets out to bring baqk a (In Stereo) Unscramble these four Jumbles, religious fanatic and his two female l^s- [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated WHATAOUV byBlIlHoesI one letter to each square, to form News •24) Nightly Business Report tages. Kris Kristofferson. Mark Moses, 11:00PM ® ® ® ® [USA] Edge of Night four ordinary words. ® ® M-A-S-H 6 l36) Bosom Buddies Scott Wilson. 1988. (In Stereo) 1 2:40AM ® m o v ie : a Bllllon For (41) Noticiero Univision [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Blind Date' (CC) A ® Simon & Simon Boris' Three young people devise ways to KLIMY (6i) Love Connection blind date pairs an overworked yuppie (S) INN Newt use a television with secret powers to their with a beautiful woman who reacts to al­ “ I’AA 6TUPYINS [CNN] Inside Politics '88 ® Connecticut Beat advantage. Lee Grant, Tim Kazurinsky, cohol in a strange way. Bruce Willis, Kim Scott Tiler. 1984. EVERY MOVE [E S PN ] NBA Today Basinger, John Larroquette. 1987. Rated ® Leave It to Beaver [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Naked Prey' After PG-13. (In Stereo) dD Newt (Live) 12:45AM [TMC] m o v ie : ordinary AAR, S W E E N E V People' A young boy is overcome by guilt his fellow hunters are killed by an African [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) d £ Soap MAKES 6 0 1 CAN VAN EH tribe, a safari guide is set free to be hunted after his older brother has a fatal accident. down like an animal. Cornel Wilde, Gert 8:30P M ® ® ) Head of the Claes (CC) ® PELICULA: 'Nido da Tiburones' Un Winner of four Oscars, including Best Pic­ T A K E O V E R Van Der Berg, Ken Campu, 1966 Janice claims that a poltergeist has in­ drama de accion espeluznante donde la ture. Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler THE BORN LOSER by AH Santom □ vaded the classroom. (R) ambicion es quien manda y lasa reglas de Moore. Timothy Hutton. 1980. Rated R. (In W H E N HE 7:00PM ® CBS News (CC) [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) An outbreak of juego no tienen limites. Burt Reynolds, Sil­ Stereo) R E T IR E 6 .” via Pinal, Arthur Kennedy. 0H,^UK,ITAELP$ (D News botulism makes Nicole and Katie sick while 1 .OOAM d) All in the Family YADDLE W HAT T H A T (T) (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) they arb on a wilderness survival trip. (S) Love Connection ® High Rollers F IM D W V 6 A & OVERPLAYEC? [CNN] Moneyline h t h .. (9) Major League Baseball; New York 9:00PM dD Jake And the Fatman ® Joe Franklin Y IN lUe MLL _ c POPULAR WIELOIPY Mets at Montreal Expos (3 hrs ) (Live) (CC) An ambitious businessman and his [DIS] Misting Adventures of Ozzie and 0® Twilight Zone s o o )ni b e c a m e . 1i; (38) Cheers scheming wife learn that murder Isn't a Harriet (^API«^iN6 LCT. rung on the ladder of success. (60 min.) 0® Matchmaker '^181 Kojak [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook CLARA dD 0® Hooperman (CC) Susan discovers (3) Alice ■V Now arrange the circled letters to (201 W A »S “ H [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Haunted Honeymoon' 1 form the surprise answer, as sug­ that she's pregnant, but neither she nor A radio star, planning to marry his co-star [CNN] Inside Politics '88 (R) Lv gested by the above cartoon. (24) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Harry are sure they want to get married. at his family's ancestral mansion, is sud­ [ESPN] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance 16 THIS I'M fUMCr IT WITH TUF denly plagued by phobias. Gene Wilder, IMR?(?TAMT PHONE N^MgERS, I HoUlNE (26) Barney Miller 01) MOVIE: 'The Black Marble' A hard- [M AX] MOVIE: 'Free Ride' A pair of n e w f?>LopE X ? ^\m , ^l(5 6 l£ 5 . drinking Los Angeles detective is assigned Gilda Radner, Dom OeLuise. 1986. Rated Print answer here: (30) (40) Win, Lose or Draw PG. (In Stereo) spoiled preppies try to outwit the mob af­ i t m i . Vital to m s o u b s s inj i ‘pial- a - praver.^ w a female partner whom he doesn't trust. ter they stumble upon a gangster's hidden (41) Rosa Salvaje Robert Foxworth, Paula Prentiss, Harry [USA] Airwolf AAANA&EM e M T . ' I (Answers tomorrow) fortune. Gary Hershberger. Dawn Schnei­ (61) Family Ties Dean Stanton. 1980. der. Reed Rudy. 1986. Rated R. / * TARE'OUT Jumbles: OLDER PUTTY BAFFLE COMPEL 11:30PM ® 01) Late Show (In Yesterday's [CNN] Moneyline dD gS) Yekr In The Ufa (CC) Sunny's Stereo) [USA] Search for Tomorrow ‘ « W t iO L Answer; He called himself "adult." but others called [ESPN] SportsCenter alarmed by the behavior of her boyfriend's | k DELIVER',^;: him this—"A DOLT" distraught ex-girlfriend; Joe and Sam take I® 0® Nightline (CC). 1 : 0 5 A M ® Love Boat FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavei [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Stalag 17' During a train trip. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 0® Honeymooners World War II, American G.I. s in a German 1 : 1 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: Ordinary People' A young boy is overcome by guilt ■na htndlino, frein Jumbit, efo (hit ntwtptfM f. P.O Box 43**, OriBndo. FL 33*d2'43M prison camp suspect a cynical sergeant of American Playhouse: Journey Into 0® Claseified 18 lnclu d« youf nam«, a d d ra it in d tip co d * and m ak* your cbaek payabia «o N aw apaparbooki Genius (CC) This portrait of playwright after his older brother has a fatal accident. WWAT Po 'Tfou being a spy. William Holden. Otto Premin­ (S) Adderly The activities of the Miscella­ Winner of four Oscars, including Best Pic­ ger. Don Taylor 1953. Eugene O'Neill (Matthew Modine) drama­ neous Affairs Department are scrutinized tizes events between 1907 and 1920, in­ ture. Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler V A N / (S<^(SW W O U L P [USA] Airwolf before a government committee (70 min ) Moore, Timothy Hutton. 1980. Rated R. cluding O Neill's relationship with his (R) father (Kevin O'Morrison), that shaped his 1 :1 5 A M [DIS] MOVIE: Thunder In WATtrH ON TV T^PAY? 7:30PM (y) PM Magazine A report on ® 0® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) the man who was convicted of kidnapping artistic development (60 min.) the City' A big-time American promoter and killing Charles Lindbergh's baby In GlD Tal Como somos Racing From Plalnsfield arrives in London laden with gimmicks and 1932; ski photographer Dave Stochlein. 0D Auction Continues (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® Hogan's Heroes bright advertising ideas. Edward G. Robin­ P^^APLY ANY 5HOW son, Nigel Bruce, Ralph Richardson. 1937. ( ^ Current Affair [CNN] Larry King Live Bridge ® (22) Jeopardyl (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Tramp at the Door' A fa­ Nor IN Astrograph fii) INN News mily of three are enchanted by a strange old man who drifts into their lives. Eric Pe­ (201 M»A*S-H Pan 2 of 2 terson. Ed McNamara. 1985. had to avoid the loss of a club. So he ••• ~ T h A V E 5 4- - Op 9 (26) Wednesday's Question-Uvel An unwise and urge you on to success. " [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Klute* A detective's in­ Y played dummy’s A-K of diamonds and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Friends have a (3(); Newlywed Game vestigation into the disappearance of a WOW!! NORTH 4-S-88 ruffed a diamond. West overruffed sincere appreciation (or your organizing (38) Barney Miller Part 2 of 2 prominent businessmen leads him to a ♦ A 10 double and played a heart to East, who re­ Stanley Cup Playoffs: Division While Supplies Leel SOUTH played the spade suit as he did, with­ ■ w y ing may be realized. could satisfy your wanderlust. Get out Semifinal Game Teams to be announced new editor (Tim Uatheson) at a weekly veyed the false impression that he also magazine ia seen as a mixed bleising for ♦Q987654 out the penalty double from West? ARIES (March 21-April 19) There are and move around, but don't put too and starting time is tentative. (3 hrs.) 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You SEA FOOD KUNCIESIER through. have a good chance of sighting It today. Saturday, April 0 — 10am-5pm PEOPLE WHO k n o w CANCER (June 21-July 22) Raise your PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Opportuni­ SERVNG the AREA OVER 30YEARS know there's a certain magic ■ ■ sights a bit higher at this time where 649-9937 ties on which you capitalize at this time This Ad Permlta 1 or 2 Paraont to Puroha*# about Classified Advertising. your career goals are concerned. Chal­ will have potential for continued growth. •2.00 TIofcole for •1.75 Each. 643-2711 lenges will awaken your better qualities Don't let them slip past you. L ______- 15 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 6. i4m — 17 Lever is goad .as gold for the red-hot Nuggets By Ed S By Bill Barnard season, was fouled by Cleveland’s and Kevin Duckworth scored 25 The Ass The Assaclated Press Dell Curry to set up the winning points each. NBA Roundup shots. Benoit Benjamin had 22 points AUGU Canadiens ready for opener with Whalers Lafayette Lever continues to be Wayman Tisdale led Indiana and 11 rebounds for the Clippers. Larry M as good as gold for the red-hot with 27 points and Oiuck Person memora MONTREAL (AP) - There 1:47 to go. Lakers 94, Sonics 90 stick in hand, brought the pads of the hotel they sarcastically refer though maybe not so much now, Denver Nuggets. had 21. Cleveland was led by Mike can’t aff( was no need for a calendar to radically changed since that Kevin Dineen, the Hartford for­ Sanders with 20 points. James Worthy had 28 points the Canadiens’ two goaltenders to to as Alcatraz— an island lodging where It’s toe best-of-seven, as it setback. The 6-foot-3guard had 22 points determine that the Stanley Cup a secluded room to calculate their ward who is one of several Pistons 107, Nets 95 and Byron Scott 27, while A.C. “ I ’ve south of the city where the was a few years ago when It was Mike Liut, who is still the and a career-high 21 rebounds Knicks 136, 76ers 119 playoffs have arrived. length, a standard practice prior players are separated from their offensive performers trying to Detroit snapped a season-high^ Green scored 11 of his 18 points in year.” 5 the best-of-five,” Robinson re­ Whalers’ goaltender, had the best ’Tuesday night as the Nuggets New York established season The room used by Montreal to the playoffs to ensure Hhe families and distractions that redeem themselves after a sub- four-game losing streak and the fourth quarter for Los preparec marked. “ Still, you never know— series of his career in 1985. beat Houston 110-97 for their ninth highs in points for a quarter, half Canadiens Coach Jean Perron for equipment conforms to might interfere with their pursuit par regular season. stayed in first place in the Central Angeles. ship wl you get up against a hot goal- Usually a disappointment in the and game as Johnny Newman his dally news conference on regulations. of the Stanley Cup. “ He plays with such incredible consecutive victory. Denver also Division behind Adrian Dantley’s After Xavier McDaniel’s begins 01 tender and anything can happen. playoffs, Liut looms as a key scored a career-high 29 points and Tuesday overflowed with repor­ The Forum, where the Cana­ intensity,” Perron said. “ I ’m pulled within four percentage 27 points and Isiah Thomas’ 26 jumper gave Seattle a 73-72 lead After finishing 26 points ahead “ Scoring is still the name of the player in the rematch. (Jerald Wilkins added 27 at ters and television cameras seek­ diens practiced in preparation for sure he wants to change in the points of first-place Dallas in the points and 12 assists. with 6:18 remaining, the Lakers of the fourth-place Whalers In the game.” “ He’s definitely a concern,” Philadelphia. ing the comments of the man who the opener of the division semifi­ playoffs because he’s not satis­ NBA’s Midwest Division. Dantley, who had 16 points in outscored the Sonics 10-3 in the regular season, the Canadiens Two years ago, when the Perron said. “ He’s got a different Newman scored 21 points in the won the Adams Division title for nal against the Hartford Whalers fied with his season. “ I don’t think we can play any the fourth quarter, moved Into next 3:21 for an 82-76 lead. are heavily favored In the first leg Canadiens won their 23rd Stanley style than most goaltenders. He first half as the Knicks, who have the first time since he was tonight, had bunting draped over “ You have to watch him 12th place on the NBA all-time Seattle, which was led by Tom of the Stanley Cup chase. But Chip, their march almost ended in doesn’t position himself like the better than that,” C^ach Doug selected for the coaching job in the railing in front of the first row because he plays every game as scoring list with 20,897 career lost 30 of 36 road games this year Chambers with 21 points, got no Larry Robinson, the veteran the division final against Hart­ other guys. He rarely allows a Moe said. “ We were playing well 1985. of box seats. though it was his last. points, passing Bob Pettit. but have won their last two. closer than two the rest of the defenseman, approached the op­ ford. An overtime goal by Claude rebound in the slot, for example, in the first half when we were In the Montreal dressing room. “ Dineen, (Ron) Francis, (Ray) Roy Hinson scored 20 points for matched their longest winning way. In another playoff ritual, the ening round with caution. Lemieux in the seventh game and that’s a big factor. It’s one of shooting 30 percent and were NHL executive vice-president Canadiens boarded a bus follow­ Ferraro and (Carey) Wilson are the Nets. streak of the season with their enabled Montreal to subdue the the reasons why he is so good.” all playing good hockey for them down by only nine points. We third straight victory. New York Suns 111, Jazz 106 Brian O’Neill, with measuring ing the workout and returned to ‘Playoffs are dangerous, al- Whalers, whose personnel hasn’t Perron also had praise for right now.” played perfect in the second Hawks 121, Bucks 110 had 45 points in the second Phoenix kept pace with San half.” quarter and 76 at halftime. Antonio, beating Utah as Armon Atlanta won its sixth straight Charles Barkley had 13 of his 31 Gilliam had 17 points and 12 The Nuggets trailed 54-45 at game and stayed on the heels of points in the first quarter for the rebounds and Walter Davis A halftime, b^t Lever kept them in the Pistons as Dominique Wilkins A Burke easy Devils’ choice the game with 12 rebounds. 76ers. Mark Jackson had 21 points scored 10 of his 16 points in the scored 34 of his 39 points in the ^ nil and 16 assists foY New York. third period. ' AHV “ I had to have the rebounds first half and Kevin Willis fin­ Bullets 105, Bulls 94 By The Associated Press lar and Allan Bester has never because we were struggling ished with 25. Wilkins, the NBA’s Spurs 117, Warriors 104 Detroit started in the playoffs. early,” Lever said. "The way we second-leading scorer, helped the Washington pulled into eighth Alvin Robertson scored 26 Milwaukee NHL Playoffs New York Picking a goaltender to start Even without Steve Yzerman, play offense with so much move­ Hawks pull ahead by 19 in the first place in the East as John points and Frank Brickowski Toronto the Stanley Cup playoffs is their injured 50-goal scorer, the ment, I ’m always in a belter half. But John Lucas hit two Williams scored 23 points and added 25 as San Antonio handed Baltimore usually a tough choice for many Re4'i Wings have been a potent 3-pointers as Milwaukee, which Boston position to grab missed shots. Moses Malone 21 at Chicago. the Warriors their sixth consecu­ Cleveland NHL teams. It won’t be a problem team..Shawn Burr, Adam Oates got 21 points from Ricky Pierce, tive loss. P or another, including a late- Most guards remain on the Washington’s frontcourt players for the New Jersey Devils. and Bob Probert are the players came back from a 17-point deficit P season injury. outscored the Bulls’ front line The Warriors trailed 8661 with perimeter.” Oakland "H e’s the main reason why we Hextall is 7-2-2 lifetime against Coach Jacques Demers is count­ in the fourth quarter to get within 7630. 6:35 remaining in the third Joe Barry Carroll scored 25 Chicago are in the playoffs.” Devils vice Washington. Rick Tocchet is a ing on. five with 1:18 left. Michael Jordan led all scorers quarter, but closed to 92-82 by the Texos % Chicago va. 81. Louis: Denis points for Houston and center Californio president Max McNab said of leader on and off the ice, but he’s Pacers 106, Cavaliers 105 with 29 points for Chicago, which end of the period as reserve guard Kansas Cli Sean Burke. “ If it wasn’t for him. Savard, one of the NHL’s top Akeem Olajuwon added 19 points clinched a playoff spot when New Steve Harris contributed eight Minnesota nursing a sore shoulder. Dave Indiana snapped a four-game we wouldn’t be playing Poulin, Brian Propp and Peter cente;rs, will have to perform and 16 rebounds. York beat Philadelphia. Sam points. Seattle AP photo losing streak and pulled into sixth \ anymore” even liiore magic for the Black- Houston led 86-83 with 9; 30 left Vincent added a career-high 23 Mike Mitchell scored 22 points Zezel need to have improved place in the East when Steve New Yo Since joining the Devils from hawks, especially since Chicago after Olajuwon scored the first points. for San Antonio and Jon Sund void Oakland performances after coming back SOLID DEFENSE — Milwaukee’s Larry Krystkowiak, left, Stipanovich sank a pair of free Only gai the Canadian Olympic Team, the ended the season with an 0-7-1 contributed 14 points and a from many of the numerous six points of the fourth period. throws with two seconds Blazers 141, Clippers 119 2I-year-old Burke has won lOof 11 record. grabs a basket brace as he defends against Atlanta’s Cliff career-high 14 assists. Chris MInneso injuries that have plagued the Denver then launched a decisive remaining. Portland beat Los Angeles for games. He won all four of his “ I ’ve been on losing teams five Levingston in their game Tuesday night. The Hawks won, Mullin led the Warriors with 24 (Candelorl Flyers this season. 25-11 run capped by Danny Stipanovich, who has won three the 12th consecutive time, a Trail Detroit I starts in the final week of the of my eight seasons, but I still 121-110. points despite an Injury to his left 15-13), 1:0! Schayes’ two free throws with games in the closing seconds this Blazers record, as Clyde Drexler regular season as New Jersey Adams Division have faith,” Savard says. “ It’s foot. Seattle ( time.” 13-7), 3:15 qualified for the playoffs for the Montreal vs. Hartford: The Cana­ Mllwauk first time. The last two years have been (Morgan I diens stress the collective ap­ CalKoml He’ll be in the nets tonight as proach. believing that each no-win seasons for the Black- (McOowel the surprising Devils meet the hawks in the playoffs. They were IN BRIEF Local squads face rebuilding Toronto player is a link in a chain. But swept out each year, first by (Lelbrondl first-place New York Islanders in there’s little doubt 50-goal-scorer Coventry girls’ Clevelon Toronto and then by Detroit, By Jim Tlefnev 610), 8:35 the opener of their seven-game Stephane Richer is a key player. for the Manchester High boys’ Patrick Division series. The Blackhawks will have to Lefty Driesell to be named Manchester Herald “ Stephane Richer wasn’t a big golf team. Detroit 0 —_In__the other Patrick Division factor on our team in last year’s contain crafty center Doug Gil- H.S. Previews There are no varsity players softball strong CallfornI HARRISONBURG. Va. - Lefty Driesell. It will be a difficult .season for MInnesol seriesTThe Washington Capitals playoffs.” Coach Jean Perron mour, one of the most underrated returning from last year’s CCC forced to resign as Maryland coach in October the Cheney Tech boys’ tennis Mllwauk host the Philadelphia Flyers. says. "This year, I badly need a players in the NHL. East champion squad along with Toronto )|M G 1986 in the wake of Len Bias’ death from a team. In other playoff action. Mont­ healthy Richer.” the outlook for the Cheney Tech no seniors on the team. outfit on paper Clevela™ real hosts Hartford and Boston Smythe Division cocaine overdose, will be named Wednesday A lack of depth (eight pla.yers) Only gon Hartford had a less than boys’ golf team is anything but ’’This is definitely a rebuilding entertains Buffalo in the Adams Calgary vt. Lqs Angeles; Flames as James Madison University’s new assures the Beavers of an uphill average season and General positive. year,” Eighth-year Indian Coach Division. In the Norris, it’s Coach Terry Crisp can list six or basketball coach, according to a published battle this season. National I Manager Emile Francis hopes “ We have a very young team,” George Wells said. “ I ’m always Bv Len Auster Toronto at Detroit and Chicago at seven key players on his team, report. “ We’re kind of limited,” Che­ Kevin Dineen. Sylvain Turgeon. Beaver Coach John Kleis said. hoping for a winning season, but Manchester Herald St. Louis. Calgary, the overall including rookie sensation Joe The Daily News-Record said in its ney boys’ tennis coach Steve Ray Ferraro and Ron Francis all “ We’re just going to have to work. it’ll be pretty tough.” points champion, plays Los An­ Nieuwendyk and Hakan Loob. but Wednesday editions that it learned of the Kostiuk said. “ We hope to be a Chicogo find their .scoring touch. This is definitely going to be a Juniors Ray Smith and Larry COVENTRY — There are plenty of reasons, New York geles and defending Stanley Cup thinks the play of goaltender appointment from an unnamed source at the little better than last year Some “ We’ll need more goals per rebuilding year.” Briggs iook to be Manchester’s on paper at least, why the Coventry High Pittsburgh champion Edmonton hosts Win­ Mike Vernon could be the most school. of the other teams are not as ASontreol game in the playoffs.” said The lone returnee is sophomore Nos. 1 and 2 players. “ Smith has School girls’ softball team should expect a nipeg in the Smythe. important. strong as last year.” The Beavers PhllodelphI James Madison, an NCAA Division I school, Mike Morey, who is likely to shoot potentiai,” Wells said. Smith St. Louis Francis. were 5-7 a year ago. banner 1988 season. The Patriots return three Patrick Division “ He is our pivotal player,” has called a 2 p.m. news conference to in the upper 40s for nine holes. should be shooting in the low 40s. Botton V * . Buffalo: As always, Topping the list of Beaver Class S All-State performers from last year’s Crisp says. “ As he goes, so goes announce the appointment of a new coach. Also, sophomore Scott Gessay The remaining spots are “ up New Jersey v». NY Islanders: goaltending will make or break the club,” AP photo returnees are junior Scott Meg- 19-2 club that won its third Charter Oak Cincinnati the Bruins. Reached Tuesday night at his College Park. and freshman Jeff O’Connor will for grabs,” according to Wells. Houston Burke hasn’t been the only HAPPY YANKEES — New York Yankees Conference title in the past foui^years. In Los Angele The Kings aren’t big on de­ the final out of Tuesday’s opening game Md.. home. Driesell wouldn’t comment. quire and sophomore Nick Werfel be relied upon by the Beavers. Those vying for the other posi­ Devils’ savior. In addition, the “ It seems that every time fense, but have plenty of scoring in the singles while juniors Tim addition, the Patriots were a stme Class S Son Frond we’ve gone into the playoffs in Don Mattingly, Rick Rhoden and Dave at Yankee Stadium. The Yanks beat the Driesell won ,524 games in nine years al “ There are two or three kids I see tions on the squad include juniors Atlanta Devils are led by their top scoring punch including Luc Robitaille Laubacher and Henry Liss wili semifinalist, bowing 3-1 to Thomaston High. Son Diego recent seasons our guys have Winfield exchange congratulations after World Champion Minnesota Twins, 8-0. David.son and 17at Maryland. promise in. O’Connor looks very Eric Anderson and John Lautin. line of Kirk Muller. Aaron Broten (111 points), Jimmy Carson (107) also see singles’ action. Yet seventh-year Patriot Coach Dick Page played well, but we were giving good.” sophomore Rob Wainer (transfer PIttsburt and Pat Verbeek. and Bernie Nicholls (78). The Sophomore Nel.son Daigle, jun­ expresses some concern heading into the up a lot of soft goals late in the Another sophomore, John from Southington), freshman Ja­ Houston The Devils haven't won at high-powered teams combined iors Dave Wills and Terrance campaign that opens Thursday at home CTilcogo game and paying the price for it. ” Gorski. has also shown promise son Oatway filling) and sopho­ Los Ang Nassau Coli.seum in four tries this for 84 goals in their eight-game Brown gets permission Phillip, and freshman Brandon against East Hampton High, “ The intensity is year, and have only one victory in General Manager Harry Sinden according to Kleis. Senior Steve more Jeff Burnett. Only gor season series. LAWRENCE. Kan. — Kansas Athletic Merrick, along with Liss and/or not there yet,” he said Monday evening. “ A lot 6 franchi.se history there in 39 said. Yanks make it look easy MacDonald and sophomore Andy South Windsor appears to the 6 San Die Edmonton va. Winnipeg: Ed­ Laubacher will compri.se the of the kids were on the team that won Class S Veteran Rejean Lemelin has Director Bob Frederick said Tuesday he has Ca var will round out the other key team to beat in the league while (Kneoperi games dating back to their teams monton. goaltender Grant Fuhr doubles tandems. Chicogo been heralded as a major reason given permission for UCLA to talk to Larry personnel for the Beavers. Manchester also has a date with (championship) in basketball and I don’t feel in Colorado and Kan.sas City. has played in a record 75 ” We hope to finish above .500,” (Z.SmIth 1 for Boston’s unexpected success Brown about its vacant basketball coaching Southington High, the defending they’re over that, yet. I still think they’re New Yo Even so. Islanders Coach Terry regular-season games, not to Kostiuk said. during the regular Srasqm The position. state champs. The Indian have thinking basketball. It’s tough (to change) in (Perei 7-0 Simpson doesn’t think his team mention the Canada Cup last fall St. Loul with rout of the Twins Brown, completing his fifth .season as head never had a losing season under two weeks. (Jackson ' Bruins also added Andy Moog. Cheney golf has a home-ice advantage. as well as the All-Star Game. But Manchester golf the former Edmonton goaltender basketball coach at the University of Kansas, Wells. “ All four juniors have “ I haven’t seen the intensity of a year ago but Plttsbun ‘‘The advantage isn’t that the seemingly tireless Fuhr got a By Ben Walker phlo (K.G who played for the Canadian Pagliarulo and Henderson, who With only one returning player. It will al.so be rebuilding year worked real hard,” . I feel once the games start, the intensity will be great.” he said, "because all the lot of work as well last year, when has recently been rumored to be heading back Only 001 Olympic team The Associated Press tied for the team lead with four there,” he adds. teams have the ability to win in he led the Oilers to the Stanley A L Roundup to UCLA, where he coached previously for two St. Loul! The Sabres play a well- homers each during spring train­ seasons. There is a number of familiar names with other buildings in this division.” Cup. NEW YORK - Billy is back, ing, did it again. New Yo The Islanders have three of the disciplined style, but like the Page’s crew. It begins with senior Leslie PIttsbur The Jets have always had and the New York Yankees gave Pagliarulo hit a three-run ho­ Brown refused to talk about it Monday night Los Ang best centers in hockey in Pat Whalers, scoring is a problem. after Kan.sas won the NCAA title in an 8.3-79 Braves, Cubs tie HR mark Danehy, who batted .514 a year ago, behind the San Die problems with the Oilers in the him a great welcome-home gift. mer in the fourth, a drive that They need some scoring punch Rhoden, who finished only four plate. Senior Monica Hodina (.438) is at second Only 001 LaFontaine. Bryan Trottier and playoffs, having lost all 14 games Rick Rhoden pitched a three- glanced off F’uckett’s glove and up.sel of Oklahoma. Brent Sutter, and one of the top and that’s where Dave Andrey­ of 30 starts last season, probably Bv The Associated Press highlighted a four-run third in­ base while senior Kim Mizesko, 19-2 on the they’ve played against Edmonton hitter. Mike Pagliarulo and dropped over the center-field wings in Mikko Makela chuk mu.st emerge as a leader. expected to pitch all nine innings, ning that carried Pittsburgh. mound with a .377 batting average, again in the postseason. Rickey Henderson homered and too. Martin’s teams have shown a fence. Last year, he hit only four The Atlanta Braves and Chi­ Amerlcai Philadelphia v*. Washington: NL Roundup The Pirates erased a 2-0 deficit handles the pitching chores. The trio was The Jets will have their hands the Yankees started the season by 44 percent increase in complete of his 32 home runs against Dayiey on disabied iist cago Cubs opened with a bang. . f t Goaltender Ron Hextall isn’t Norris Division in the third as Mike Schmidt’s All-State a year ago. full neutralizing Wayne Gretzky routing the World Series cham­ games in the first year he has left-handers and Puckett thought The San Francisco Giants went anywhere near the form he was at ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals placed error at third base set up three Junior Mollic Jacobson, a two-year starter, Yankees Toronto vs. Detroit: Outside of (40 goals, 109 points), Jari Kurri pion Minnesota Twins 8-0 taken over. this one shouldn’t have gone out. out without a whimper in a this time last season for Philadel­ reliever Ken Dayiey on the 21-day disabled list Chicago. The New York Mets and unearned runs. Ed Olczyk and Gary Leeman, the (43 goals, 96 points). Mark 'Tuesday. ” We were watching him “ I should have caught the fly bizarre day in the National is back at shortstop. Junior Corine Cagianello .J phia. when he led the Flyers into Tuesday becau.se of torn rib-cage muscles. Montreal also combined forseven Mike Dunne, 13-6 in his rookie MINNESO Maple Leafs are thin on scorers. Messier (37goals, HI points) and “ You couldn’t ask for a better closely,” Martin said. ‘I might ball. It was a bang-bang play,” League. (.292) or sophomore Johanna VanKruiningen the Stanley Cup finals He has' homers on Monday. season last year, pitched 5 2-3 Gladden If The defen.se has had troubles. In Craig Simpson (56 goals. 90 opening day,” Rhoden said after have done something if it had Puckett said. “ That fly ball hit Dr. Stan London, team physician, (.397) will open at first base with junior Jen mis.sed 18 games, for one reason The Braves and Cubs combined innings and earned his first Gagne ss goal, Ken Wregget is unspectacu- points). his first shutout since Aug. 1,1986. been a tight game.” determined the extent of Dayley’s injury Dodgers 5, Giants 0 Daniels and sophomore Jodi Arigno vying for Puckett ct the fingers of my glove.” for seven home runs to tie an victory with relief help from Jeff A sellout crowd of 55,802 through an examination conducted in St . the hot corner slot. Junior Nektaria Gitsis Hrbek lb The Yankees’ bats ensured it opening day record Tuesday In Los Angeles, Hershiser Robinson. (taetti 3b watched on a perfect day as the would be a breeze. They scored Athletics 6, Mariners 0 Louis. Dayiey, 29, tore muscles in his right rib night before Chicago pulled out a outdueled San Francisco’s Kelly (.290) opens In center field and junor Kelli Bush dh Yankees raked World Series four runs in the fourth and made it cage on Monday while pitching to Eric Davis McConnell (.310) in right. Left field is Brnnskv rl wild 169 triumph in 13 innings. Downs with a three-hitter and Astros 6, Padres 3 Nieto c MVP Frank Viola for six earned 6-0 in the fifth. If Bob Welch didn’t have his of the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati. The defending NL West cham­ squeezed home a run in the sixth undecided with junior Maura Danehy, senior Lov/ry c System needs alteration Kevin Bass pinch-hit a two-run runs, more than he gave up in any Dave Winfield, whose recent best stuff in his Oakland Athlet­ Brian Bartow, a team spokesman, said pion Giants, meanwhile, were inning. Ha Trinh and freshmen Sara Johnson and Lmbrdz 2b single and Billy Hatcher doubled Totals game last season. autobiography triggered another ics’ debut, as his manager said, Dayiey was placed on the National League’s handled easily by Los Angeles Hershiser. making his 1988 Stacie Guinan battling for the starting slot. Maybe now tbe National Hockey League Board of in the winning run in the eighth The Twins, just 29-52 away feud with owner George Stein- then opposing American League 21-day disabled list, joining right-handers Lee right-hander Orel Hershiser in a debut after consecutive .500 sea­ Sophomore Chris Gagnon and freshman Minnesota inning, rallying Houston over San New York Governors will do something about its playoff from the Metrodome last year, brenner, got the biggest cheer of batters are in for a grim year. Tunnell and Ken Hill of the Cardinals in that 60 loss. sons, struck out six and walked Diego. Jenna Haynes back up Mizesko on the mound. Game lA system. Despite reminders from several circles kept floundering on the road. the day. He responded with a Welch scattered seven hits and category. In the only other NL action, it two en route to his 12th career TP—Tw Bass’ hit off Lance McChillers, “ We have good team speed.” Page said, that “ everyone knows the playoff system at the Martin, beginning his fifth term single that drove in the first run. pitched seven shutout innings was Pitt.sburgh 5, Philadelphia 3, shutout. He retired 17 of the last 18 LOB— W Thoughts 0-1, tied the score at 3 before “ and Mizesko has been throwing better than a 26—Gagr start of the year,” it still doesn’t make it right. as New York’s manager, did little Winfield has been on the ’Tuesday night, recording six and Houston 6, San Diego 3. batters to secure his ninth career Hatcher’s double knocked in the year ago. She keeps us in games. We can hit Pagliarulo How can you call the system just when it allows mn except sit back and smile. trading block recently, and ve­ strikeouts and never allowing a win over the Giants in 12 ApLENty Cubs 10, Braves 9 winning run. and run, do a lot of things offensively.” MInneso teams like 'Toronto and Los Angeles to continue on He received a loud standing toed a deal this week that would runner past second base as the Magic pact restructured decisions. The Astros added two more Is Coventry the team to beat in the Chartel- Viola L A I in postseason action and disqualifies the New York Len Auster ovation when he was introduced have sent him to Houston for A ’s blanked the Seattle Mariners Manny Trillo’s 13th-inning sac­ Downs surrendered only two Atherton INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Magic Johnson, who rifice fly lifted Chicago in a game runs in the eighth, one scoring on Oak Conference. “ I think so.” Page answers. AAartInez 9 Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins? Sports Editor and then saw rookie Roberto Kevin Bass. 6- 0. hits in seven innings, but still 9 said after last season that he deserves to be that included a controversial an RBI single by Steve Henderson And the states? “ To get Into the finals you need Now Yoi Kelly and veteran Willie Ran­ “ I’m still here, aren’t I? ” Welch, a 31-year-old right­ trailed 1-0 when he left the game. Rhoden W The Maple Leafs and Kings had sub-.500 seasons. and another on a wild pitch by people and some luck This group can do it If it dolph get three hits apiece, Winfield said. “ It was talked hander, flirted with danger sev­ paid as much as the NBA’s other top players, interference call on the Braves Reliever Scott Garrelts came HBP—P The Leafs were the second worst team in the NHL, Mark Davis. keeps things together a nd gets the intensity of a enjoyed Rhoden’s pitching and about, but nothing materialized.” eral times, retiring the side in has agreed to a restructuring of his existing along with the rash of homers. on in the eighth, and was just a point ahead of the Minnesota North Stars, The Padres had taken a 61 lead year ago” got the expected power, even with By singling out Winfield for order only once and relying on contract, the Los Angeles Lakers announced Trillo’s fly ball off reliever Jim responsible for four more :e who were the worst at 19-48-13, 51 points. The Kings score in the final 13 minutes. Why was the tandem Tuesday. on Keith Moreland’s two-run Athletics newcomer Jack Clark still on the criticism , Steinbrenner has outstanding defense behind him Acker, 61, scored Vance Law, Dodgers runs. Los Angeles tchadul*; April 7 East Hampton H, 9 Tolland H 10 were 12 games under .500, totaling 68 points, of Stacey King and Harvey Grant ignored inside? who had doubled and was sacri­ double In the eighth off Mike o.m.,, 11 E.O. SmithSm“ ‘‘ A, ■ 12------Cromwell ------H, 15- RHAM ...... - H, 19 disabled list. created a potential martyr for to keep Seattle from scoring. But Johnson.'sidelined by a strained groin scored on an RBI single by Mike Rocky Hill H, 22 Bocon Academy H, 24 VInol Tech A, 27 j The Rangers had 82 points at 36-34-10, while They didn’t touch the basketball at the end of the ficed to third. Mike Bielecki Scott, 1-0. SBATTLE “ It was very emotional and it Yankees fans, who seem to have it was more than satisfactory for muscle for the last 10 games, had been playing Scioscia, a two-run single by Portland A, 29 Bolton A. cellar-dwelling Pittsburgh was 36-35-9, good for 81 game unless it was on a rebound. Earlier this week. It was May 3 East Hampton A, 4 Cromwell A, 4 RHAM A, 10 felt great,” Martin said. “ Open­ rallied around him and against a pitcher who was admittedly under a 25-year, $1 million per year gained the victory with two Alfredo Griffin and an error. KInoery ct points. A wheel or two fell off Oklahoma’s vaunted scoreless innings of relief. rumored Bass would be traded to Rocky Hill A, 12 Windham A 7 p.m., 17 Bcon Academy A, Brantley It ing day can be overplayed, but the owner. “ quite nervous” making his first agreement. Pirates 5, Phillies 3 20 VInol Tech H, 23 Portlond H, 25 Bolton H. Gomes not ADavIs lb Yet they’re on the outside, looking in. offense. It’s something Tubbs, not the most loved it’s important to get off to a good “ I don’t try to interpret that,” AL start and allowed two of the The game included four home the New York Yankees in a deal noted 3:30 p.m. Phelps dh The reason for not changing the playoff format? coach, will have to think about fora while. start.” runs by the Braves and three by Darnell Coles’ three-run homer involving Dave Winfield. Renterl ph Winfield said of the ovations. "It first three hitters to face him to GWIIson rf “ If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” UConn’s ascent was just as remarkable, maybe Not even a Twins’ triple play, means I ’m here and they like me reach base. Valle c But a grievous wrong does exist and should be more. No one in his or her right mind would have the first by a team on opening day and they’re happy to have us Presley 3b “ I was able to stop them from Quinons ss corrected. It’s something the league should tabbed the Huskies a tournament champ at the since St. Louis did it in 1981, could back.” getting the big hit,” Welch said. Redskins kick off season against the Giants MANCHESTER COON & FOX CLUB Reynids 2b address before the start of the 1988-89 season. beginning of the season, in the middle, or at the dampen the Yankees’ spirit. Said Martin; " I don’t want to “ I was just trying to stay ahead of ToMt end. Minnesota turned the rare play in talk about that. On the field, we’re the hitters.” NEW YORK (AP) - Super next season. Pittsburgh; Los Angeles Rams at But (Connecticut, for five games, was the cream the eighth inning against Rafael a team. Off the field, talk to those The victory was Oakland’s card winners will play the div­ TROUT FISHING DERBY Oakland How about that! Bowl champion Washington will The Chicago Bearsdefeated the Green Bay; Miami at Chicago; ision champions on Saturday and Game W of the crop in the National Invitation Tournament. Santana with game out of reach. involved.” second straight over Seattle to open its 1988 season on the road Giants 34-19 on the opening Minnesota at Buffalo; Philadel­ Sunday Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. NO LIMIT DP—Oat Kansas and Connecticut reign today as NCAA Rhoden dominated from the Viola was off the field early. He begin the season after the A ’s land 5. 21 'C\ WiP The problem that awaits Coach Jim Calhoun and against the New York Giants on Monday night of the 1987 season. start, retiring the first 10 batters. left 30 tickets for family and went 0-5 at the start of 1987. The phia at Tampa Bay; Phoenix at Renteria, C and N IT basketball champions, respectively. company is that Connecticut fans will expect them Monday night. Sept. 5. and the Previously, the Raiders beat the The AFC and NFC champion­ Saturday, April 9, 1988 He gave up a double to Greg friends from his Long Island Mariners have scored only a Cincinnati; San Francisco at New Who would have thought that a week ago? to do at least as well — or better — next year. wild card games will be decided 49ers, 23-17, on the first weekend Orleans; New York Jets at New ship games will be played on Gagne and an Infield hit to Kirby home, but left after giving up single run, on a first-inning balk 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. M M oare L. The Jayhawks were a one-man team in Danny That’s what comes with success. on Christmas weekend, accord­ of the 1982 season. England; Houston at Indianapo­ Sunday, Jan. 8 and the Super Puckett in the fourth inning and eight hits in five innings. by Dave Stewart in the opener, Wilkinson Manning, or so it was assumed. Know what ing to the NFL schedule released In the Super Bowl last Jan. 31, lis; San Diego at Los Angeles Bowl will be Jan. 22 at Joe Robbie MJackson set down 17 of the final 18 batters. “ I guess there’s room for and mustered 11 hits for the two North River Rd., Coventry Oakland assumptions can get you? Tuesday. Washington routed Denver 42-10 Stadium in Miami. Notable Rhoden walked none and struck improvement,” said Viola, se­ games. Raiders; and Cleveland at Kan­ (Follow signs off Rl. 44A) Welch W,l- Kansas won the game, but the Sooners were a The Redskins finished the at San Diego’s Jack Murphy Codoret out four in his second shutout in cond in the American League last Until the A ’s broke the game sas City. major factor in the decision. It’s mystifying that Tom Malin, East Catholic High School athletic strike-interrupted regularseason Stadium. The AFC-NFC Pro Bowl will be Children under 16...... *4.00 ea. Eckorsley ! four seasons. In three previous year with a 2.90 ERA. open with four runs in the eighth held Jan. 29 in Honolulu. MMoore Oklahoma Coach Billy Tubbs didn’t call time out director, has a license plate reads “ I MN AD ." ’The 11-4, while the Giants had their ’The Broncos, who have won two The 224-game regular .season BK— opening-day assignments. " I have 161 games to correct on Jose Canseco’s two-run dou­ MJ( and remind his junior college-transfer backcourt of first losing season in four years at consecutive AFC championships, ends on the three-day weekend of 16 years and older...... *8.00 ea. Rev. William Charbonneau, East’s president, is an Rhoden was 0-3 with a 6.75 earned myself. I’ve already lost 70-plus ble, a run-scoring balk by Mike The traditional Thanksgiving Mookie Blaylock and Ricky Grace they had three 6-9. will open their season Sept. 4 Dec. 17-19, The postseason RAIN OR 8HINB...NO LICeNSE RBQUmED avid hockey fan. His license plate reads “ Q-l," run average. games and this won’tbe my last,” Jackson and Stan Javier’s sacri­ doubleheadqr on Thursday, Nov. teammates on the court with them. The Redskins-Giants game will against the Seattle Seahawks at playoffs begin with the wild card Tu^a)^ which signifies his bond to the Quebec Nordiques as “ I wasn’t thinking about the said the winningest left-hander in fice fly, Welch was locked in a 24 will feature the Minnesota *50 Cash Prize for Largest Trout Why did Oklahoma abandon the 3-point shooting the team’s No. 1 fan. The frame around the license mark only the third time that Mile High Stadium. teams playing in the AFC game Vikings playing the Detroit Lions xltoM* Inc past,” Rhoden said. “ I expected the majors during the past four pitching duel with Seattle starter ■v consecutive Super Bowl cham­ In other opening games on Sept. on Saturday, Dec. 24 and the NFC of Dave Sieger? He had .seven 3-polnters, but didn’t plate reads, "M y other car is a Zamboni." to pitch a good game.” years. Mike Moore. at Pontiac, Mich., and the Hous­ REFRESHMENT STAND pions have met at the start of the 4 it’s Atlanta at Detroit; Dallas at on Monday. Dec. 26. The wild- ton Oilers visit Dallas. Roalloruli ( * 0 - M i 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 6, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 6, 1988 — 19 8 8 -1 7 Notices

As a condition precedent to the placement of any adver­ Mize not looking back in preparing for the Masters tising In the Manchester He­ S O U T H E rald, Advertiser hereby land agrees to protect. Indemnify CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 reach By Ed Shearer. “ It’s come up about 4 billion generally regarded as the pre- par-72 layout. He had five finishes Besides Norman and Balleste­ and hold harmless the Man­ professionals is Steve Pate', chester Herald, Its officers homes ored 25 The Associated Press times.” Mize said of the 14f>-foot tournament favorites. in the top 10 following the ros, the foreign group includes winner of the Tournament of and Rl chip he made a year ago to and employees against any Norman, an Australian, tied for Masters, but hasn’t fared well at Sandy Lyle of Scotland, Ian Champions and the Andy Willi­ and all liability, loss or price capture this revered title on the 2 points AUGUSTA, Ga. - It’s unlikely second in the last two Masters. all this season. Woosnam of Wales, Bemhord ams Open. expense. Including attor­ PART TIME word 0 Larry Mize will ever hit a more second hole of a playoff with two Ballesteros, the dashing Spa­ neys' fees, arising from will op Clippers. Langer of West Germany and claims of unfair trade practi­ HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED 1 1 HELP WANTED 1 1 memorable shot, but it’s one he of the game’s top performers — niard. won this championship in 03 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers papers He’s missed three cuts in eight England’s Nick Faldo, the cur­ Other Americans to watch ces, Infringement of trade­ ) ED formal can’tafford to dwell on thisweek. Greg Norman and Seve Balleste­ 1980 and 1983, was in the second- events, with his best finish a tie rent British Open champion. include U.S. Open champion Scott marks, trade names or pat­ RESTAURANT food SCHOOL bus (Irivers ents, violation of rights of MATURE Care Giver to SEC RET ARY/Assistant fled, 4 I points ros, who bowed out on the first place tie with Norman last year for 11th in the Tournament of Simpson, PGA winner Larry servers, banquet needed tor tAwn of DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ Lyle has won twice on the PGA privacy and Infringement of work with Infants and to Sales Manager. cellent full time oppor­ tor del ile A C. “ I ’ve got to think about this extra hole. and also has three other finishes Champions. Nelson, two-time Masters cham- servers, bqrtenders, Glastonbury. Will Quiz on Page 2. Tour this season, at Phoenix copvrighf and proprietary r toddlers. 12:30-5:30. barbacks, cocktail Heavy typing required. tunity In team oriented )oints in year,” Mize said ’Tuesday as he “ It’s a great mem ory... but I ’m in the top five. The field of 90 for this invita­ pioq Tom Watson and Ben Cren­ rights, unfair competition train. Drive as many or Word processlng/com- early in the year and at Greens­ \A B C Daycare, Inc. 647- servers, doorperson, as few hours as de­ Glastonbury group MANCHI or Los prepared to defend hischampion- really concentrating hard on this tional event includes an espe­ boro last week. shaw, the 1984 Masters champion and libel and slander, which 0788. 649-9228. puter experience help­ practice. Salary and 1. Movie directors old Vz may result from the publica­ line cook, bus person, sired. Bonus plan and 2. Drumstick ship when the S2nd Masters year,” Mize said. Mize hasn’t won since last cially strong international The only two-time winner this who has nine other top 10 finishes DELI help, part time ful. Professional tele­ benefits commensu­ rooms tion of any adverfisment In dishwasher, mainte­ earned days. 100 per­ phone skills. EOE. 3. Thyroid an iel’ s begins on Thursday. The two foreign stars are year’s triumph on this 6,905-yard. contingent. year among the 62 American in his 14 appearances at Augusta. the Manchester Herald by position available, Sat­ nance person. Apply cent paid medical Insu­ rate With experience. baser advertiser. Including adver­ Contact Lucille 247- 633-3673. 4. Goobers (Peanut) drlvev -72 lead urday and Sunday, day of: The Gallery, 141 rance available to 0881. HIghlItt Inc., Lakers tisements In ony free d istri­ time hours. No expe­ New London Turnpike, HELP Wanted. Apply In 5. Plate peted. bution publications pub­ driver, family plonolso Windsor, CT. trlge r 3 in the rience necessary. Glastonbury. available. Save cost of person: Pero's Fruit 6. (a) Iron — Hemoglobin (x) lished by the Manchester Apply In person to Dell LPN needed to work In hwash 6 lead, Herald. Penny Sleffert. RESTAURANT Cooks daycare bring your 4 or Stand, 276 Oakland (b) Iodine — Thyroxine (v) Large Publisher. Manager, Highland (ShortOrderand Prep) 5 year old with you. both the Manchester Street, Manchester. by Tom Park Market, 317 High­ and Rockvilleofficesof 643-6384. (c) Chlorine — Gastric Juice (w) cul-de- also dishwashers, full Applications available (d) Fluorine — Enamel (z) occup . got no land Street, or part time. Flei^le from Glastonbury Pub­ a busy ENT practice. SCOREBOARD Monchester.______Duties will Include al­ (e) Calcium — Bones (y) Call El : of the Employment hours, days, nl()hts, lic Schools. Glaston­ TCLeMAnKETINa bury, Ct. Phone 633- lergy Inlectlons, medi­ CLEANING Personnel. weekends. Above aver­ cal assisting and data MANCHI National League results Manchester. Part time age wages. Benefits. 5231 ext. 430. EOE. Suns 111, Ja zz 106 mornings, 7am-10am, entry. Pleasant work­ house. Apply: Rein's New SWIMMING Pool In­ ing conditions and SUCCESS Great PART TIME Mondoy-Saturclav. York Style Restaurant, staller. Must have two ith San BasebaD H ockey medical benefits pro­ $3(X),0(> Pirates 5, Phillies 3 UTAH (106) Go]HELP WANTED Call 1-800-343-1801. 428 Hartford Turnpike, year's experience with Tel-America, one of vided. Please call 646- [ i D h e l p w a n t e d E l ] HELP WANTED 649-294: Armon lavaronl822-22, Malone 18218725, Eaton Route 30, Vernon. in-ground vinyl pools. the most succesatui te­ 2-5 1-2 5, Hansen 1815 80 21, Stockton 1119 tor an Interview. and 12 WANTED. Mature PART Time Dental As­ CHILD Care workers 742-7803. Evenings 742- lemarketing eervlce A MANCHI PITTSBUROH PHILA 888414,T.Ballev9157-825,Turpin 82 09 NHL playoff picture PART Time or full time Ranch, Davis American League standings Ob r h bl 0, Tripucka 1-3 80 2, Hughes 85 82 6, woman to work port sistant needed for needed. Full and part 9277. RECEPTIONIST To 15K- time In daycare taking Glastonbury office. 2-3 cook and dishwashers, bureaus In America Is PAINTER'S Helper. Own Congenlal Glastonbury bedroo ; in the Bonds If Roth 2-4826, Kofoed098O0. Totols41-8023-26 time positions availa­ looking for goal ori­ Lind 2b 106. Serles-By-Serles care of Infants. 1 lob afternoons per week. ble. Good starting pay days, nights and wee­ transportation. Full or sales office needs per­ fireplai East Division VonSlyk cf PHOENIX (111) At A Okmce available 7am-1pm. 2 No experience neces­ and benefits. Expe­ kends. Good pay. ented people who have port time. Start Imme­ sonable telephone per­ schoo 104 W L Pet. OB Bonilla 3b Gilliam 816 1-2 17, E.Johnson 810 3-4 11, By The Associated Press RECEPT/SECY Steady employment. diately. Call 742-9714. public Detroit 1 1.000 lobs available lom- sary. Pleasant working rience preferred but a desire to earn big sonality to take service Coles rf West 88 84 9, Davis 812 84 16, All Times EDT condition. Coll 659- Howard Johnson's, 394 Nelghi •ed 26 Milwaukee 1 1.000 Million 1b K.Johnson 89 83 IS, Corbin 89 1-2 11, First Round 6pm. Call The Child­ not necessary. Call 646- TO 19K money. Full or part OPTIMETRIC Assistont. and vendor calls. Light New York 1 1.000 JRobnsnp Hodges8108013,Adams898413, Hornacek ren's Place Inc, Man­ 2647, Monday-Friday. 7090. Tolland Turnpike, Part time and full time Invoice typing. Oppor­ loped, kowski New Jersey vs. N.Y. islanders time, days or evenings. Toronto 1 1.000 LVIlre c 2-4 2-3 6. Totals 4887 2826 111. Wednesday, April 6 chester. 643-5535. BABYSITTER- Wanted Attractive Downtown Manchester. 649-6220. position. Only mature tunity to learn word formed landed Baltimore 0 .000 Pedriau ss Utah 26 23 34 23—106 New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 No experience neces­ $219,90( Boston 0 .000 A Better part time lob. In my Manchester Hartford professional X-RAY Technician. Im­ and energetic need processing. Good be­ msecu- Dunne p Phoenix 30 32 28 31—111 p.m. mediate Medical Care sary. Starting salary to apply. Will train. Send nefits. Fee paid. Call 649-2271 Cleveland 0 .000 Breom 1b 8Polnt goals—Hansen, Hodges. Fouled Thursday, April 7 Safe drivers needed to \y\ home. Garden Street, position. Must have P HELP WANTED *8 per hour + excellent West Division out—None. Rebounds—Utah 40 (Malone New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 drive our children to Tuesdoy-Frlday. Start telephone poise and Center-!'ot Manchester resume to: BoxSS,C/0 H illary Cutts, CPC. W L Pet. OB 12), Phoenix 51 (Gilliam 12). Assists— p.m. as soon' as possible! has a full time opening commission. Call Mr. The Manchester Bulsness Personell As­ MANCHI 31 with Oakland 2 1.000 and from schools In good word processing Utah 24 (Stockton 17), Phoenix 30 Saturday, April 9 Manchester. Now hir­ 649-2204. for a registered X-Ray Brown NOWI Herald. sociates 659-3511. bedroi third Chicago 1 1.000 '/3 Totals 34 5 8 S (K.Johnson 8). Total fouls—Utah 25, N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7:45 skills. Work with con­ 1 1.000 '/3 SALES CLERK/ Technician. Interested CLERICAL To 18K-Assist baths, by the Texes Phoenix 22. Technicals—Phoenix 3 Illegal p.m. ing. Free training. COUNTRY Carpenters genial professional FLORIST Shop work. California 0 .000 I'/J Pittsburgh 004 000 010—5 defense. A—9,829. Sunday, April 10 Ideal for college stu­ applicants coll Sheri at 203 - 289-1156 Floral Designer. Full HMD Manager with gorag guard 0 .000 1'/5 CASHIERS looking to hire laborer 721-7393, M onday- Kansos City Philadelphia 200 000 010—3 N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7:45 dents, homemaker- with own transporta­ people In plush execu­ or part time with some customer related med­ pool, I eight Minnesota 0 .000 I'/J Gome Winning RBI — Coles (1). p.m. s(vou can bring a and Department Ma­ tive offices. Excep­ Friday, 9-4. experience preferred. ical questions. Custo­ borhoc Seattle 0 .000 2 E—Schmidt. DP—Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Tuesday, April 12 tion. Dependability a RESPONSIBLE adult to N Tuesday's Oomes Pittsburgh 6, Phlladelphio 6. 2B— Lakers 94. SuperSonlcs 90 child), retirees and. nager wanted at must. Call for Inter­ tional benefits include HAIRDRESSER- Want to Apply In person: mer service skills with eating, New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 get back Into hair­ work approximately health care back­ tury 2 points New York 8, Minnesota 0 MThompson, Haves, Bonilla. 3B—Coles. p.m.. It necessary others. Call Al today! once In modern view. 649-0822 after 6 tree parking. Fee Paid. 10-15 hours a week. Krause Florist, 621 Oakland 6, Seattle 0 HR—Bonds (1), Coles (1), Schmidt (1). Thursday, April 14 643-6912. p.m. dressing? Good oppor­ Hartford Road, ground. CRT light Realty idvold Only games scheduled SEATTLE (90) pharmacy in Man­ Call Good starting pay and ind a S—Dunne, Rowley. Chambers 819 86 21, McDaniel 815 8416, N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7:45 RN-LPN. Immediate tunity In a friendly Manchester. clerical duties. Work Wednesday's Oomes IP H R ER BB SO Lister 1-3845, McMlllan81281117, Williams p.m.. It necessary chester’s largest TYPIST- We need an HILIARY c u m CPC salon. Full or part generous family dis­ with congenial profes­ MANCHI Chris Minnesota (Stroker 8-10) of New York Pittsburgh 87 85 4, Threatt 89 80 10, Young 1-32-24, Saturday, April 16 Medical Care Center of shopping center. Individuol with good count. Apply In person: (Candelaria 2-0), 1 p.m. Dunne W.l-O 5 1-3 8 2 2 1 ■aslMts ParMaaal time. 55% commission. sionals In deluxe East love! dth 24 3 Johnson 1-1802, McKev 1-32-24, Schoene 1-3 New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7:05 Manchester has part Fringe benefits, ex­ typing skills, policy Fayva Shoes, K-Mart of the River offices. bedroo Detroit (Tonona 15-10) at Boston (Hurst JRoblnson S,1 3 2-3 2 1 1 0 4 802, Polynlce 1-43-65. Totals29-7931-4090. p.m.. It necessary time openings for Auecietas Call Rita 649-7897 or IMMEDIATE 0PENIN88 lisleft 15-13), 1:05 p.m. Phllodelphio typing preferred but 649-8568. Plaza, Vernon. Outstanding benefits risen ( nurses with recent cellent salaries. Days not required. The posi­ S e ^le (Trout 04) at Oakland (C.Young Rowley L,0-1 7 6 4 1 1 3 L. A. LAKERS (94) 6 5 9 - 3 5 n COUPLE-Companlon to F U U TIME Include free on site to boc 13-7), 3:15 p.m. Calhoun 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 Philadelphia vs. Washington acute or ambulatory only. Pleasant work- tion also requires NOW Hiring! Cooks and Milwaukee (Boslo 11-8) at Baltimore Rambis 82 09 0, Worthy 1821 811 28, Wednesday, April 6 waitresses. Full and llve-ln and care for parking. Fee paid. Call overs Frohwlrth 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 Abdul-Jabbar 2-4 49 8, Matthews 82 09 0, care experience. Inter­ Ing conditions. strong clerical skills. elderly gentleman In •Delivery H illary Cutts, CPC. (Morgan 12-17), 7:35 p.m. HBP—Milligan by Rowley. BK—Dunne. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m. ested applicants call KENNEL Assistant part time. Flexible lovely I California (Petrv 9-7) at Chicago Scott 7-20 12-14 27, Cooper 1-5 84 5, Thursday, April 7 Apply at once to We offer a pleasant Manchester. Send sa­ •Office Bulsness Personell As­ plus lol (McDowell 34)), 8:30 p.m. Rec photo M. Thompson 83 2-4 2, Green 84 12-15Phllodelphia 18, ot Washington, 7:35 p.m. Sheri at 721-7393, office environment In needed tor busy board­ hours and top dollars. Campbell 3-6 80 6.Totals 2867 41-54 94. Ann, Office manager Apply at Mr. Steak. 244 lary requirements and sociates, 659-3511. it toda Toronfo (Flonogan 6-8) at Kansas City Saturday, April 9 Mondoy-Frldoy, 9-4. Glastonbury with free ing kennel. Energetic resume to: Box T, C/0 •Sales tury 21 (Lelbrandt 16-11), 8:35 p.m. Seattle 27 31 16 26—90 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. or pharmacist. Center Street, Man­ ONE Full time Mechanic I ADULT LEAGUE CHAMPS — Pagani Caterers won the L.A. Lakers 18 23 23 30-94 MANICURIST- To do nail parking. If you are persons tor full and The Manchester He­ 647-889! Cleveland (Swindell 38) at Texas (Witt Sunday, April 10 Intererested please call port time positions. Im­ chester, CT. 646-1995. wanted. Diesel ond 8-10), 8:35 p.m. Cubs10,Braves9(13lnnlngs) 8Polnt goals—McMillan, Scott. Fouled Washington at Phlladelphio, 7:05 p.m. tips and manicures. Liggett Parkade rald. PEARLS TV AND American Division Aduit Basketbail League title this out—McDaniel, McKey. Rebounds— Joy or Gerry at 659- mediate openings, heavy equipment. BOLTOI Thursday's Oomes Tuesday, April 12 Part time. Call Rita MACHINIST. Minimum 5 APPLIANCE countn Detroit at Boston, 1:05 p.m. winter. Team members, from left, front row: Mark Seattle 62 (Lister 14), Los Angeles 51 Philadelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m.. If 649-7897 or 649-8568. Pharmacy 3561. Crum & Forster. good pay. Duties In­ CLERK / TYPIST Must have own tools. California at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. CHICAGO ATLANTA (Worthy 8). Assists—Seattle 17 necessary Manchester Parkade clude bathing, feeding, Enjoy working In a plea­ years experience. Set Insurance, profit shar­ move ab r h bl ab r h bl Murphy, Mark Pagani, Michael Collins. Back row: John (McDaniel, McMillan 4), Los Angeles 15 HAIRDRESSER needed up and operate Bridge­ 649 Main Street bedroo 3 Minnesota at New York, 7:30 p.m. DMrtnz ct 7 0 3 0 DJames ct 6 12 0 Thursday, April 14 Manchester and cleaning. Early sant. friendly, atmos­ ing and salary negotia­ Milwaukee at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Wieezorek, Tom Meggers, Bill Pardo, John Haslett. (Worthy 4). Total fouls—Seattle 35, Los Washington at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m.. If part time. Please tele­ TELEMARKETING hours and weekend port Lathe CNC ma­ ble. Apply at Upton 1st tio Toronto at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Sndbrg 2b 5 10 0 DGarcl 2b 7 13 1 Angeles 24. Technicals—^Seattle illegal necessary phone 645-8172 or 646- phere? Do you have good 6 4 3 -2 171 Dawson rf 6 2 2 0 GPerry 1b 6 1 1 3 defense, Matthews, Los Angeles Coach AUDIT Department. work. Will train. Apply chining centers. Lib­ Construction, Inc., 537 fireplai > r Cleveland at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Missing: Bob Venora, Dave Pardo, Dave Murdock and Saturday, April 16 4122. SUPERVISOR typing and telephone eral overtime. Wages Only gomes scheduled Durhm 1b 5 2 2 3 DMrphv rt 4 1 1 0 Riley. A—17,505. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m., Jt Household mover. Our In person 10am to 4pm. skills? This opportunity Is Stafford Road, Route bock PI BleleckI p 0 0 0 0 Grittev It 3 111 Walt Adamy. Growing company Is commensurate with TEACHERS needed tor 32, Mansfield, CT. be­ age plu Palmeir It 6 2 3 1 Cary p 0 0 0 0 necessary PART TIME billing deportment Canine Holiday Inne, available at this small needs a good detail looking for an ener­ 200 Sheldon Road. ability. Paragon Tool pre-school program. tween 8-4pm. ponii. National League standings JDavIsc 6 1 1 2 Puleop 0 0 0 0 Hartford area office. Ex­ Company, Inc., 121 Experience and degree Law 3b 6 1 1 0 AHall ct 10 10 Spurs 117, Warriors 104 Hartford of Montreal person. We use typew­ getic, dynamic auper- EARN $$$ all year long horses, Wednesday, April 6 ’8-*12/H0UR FLORAL Designer. Expe­ cellent benefits, perman­ Adams Street, Man­ preferred. Full and vision, Dunston ss 5 12 3 Virgil c 6 12 1 riter and computer to vlor who is able to per­ rienced In weddings ent position. Ideal for so­ part time positions with MerrI-MacI We East Division Sutcliffe p 2 0 10 Oberktl 3b 5 1 1 2 Knicks136,76erg1ig Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. prepare Invoices. Full chester, CT. 647-9935. tury 21 W L Pet. OB GMadx pr 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 5 2 11 SAN ANTONIO (117) Thursday, April 7 form In a fast paced, and all kinds ot floral meone re-entering the available. Free child need 3 good sales re­ BrIckowsk118138925, Mitchell 18162-222, IMMEDIATE or part time. Phone LANDSCAPE Laborers presentative In your 647-8895 Chicogo 1 0 1.000 — Lancastrp 10 0 0 Mahler p 10 0 0 Basketball Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. pressure packed envi­ arrangements. Greens work force. Please call core for children over ons, New York 1 0 1.000 OHallp 0 0 0 0 Blocker cf 10 0 0 NEW YORK (136) Anderson 810 8012, Robertson 1813 4-5 26, Saturday, April 9 POSITIONS 528-9551, attention Per­ & Things Florist, 296 W. needed. Experience 3. Call- Marde at 633- area. Great hostess MANCHE Plffsburgh 1 0 1.000 _ Nipper p 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p Newman 12-17 4-4 29, Cartwright 87 2-2 8, Sundvold 7-190914, Nealy 1-21-43, Wilson 46 Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. ronment. If you have a Mrs. Palmer at preferred. Will train. ligh 0 0 0 0 3-3 II, NImphlus 09 80 0, Berry 1-2 2-2 4, sonnel Manager forap- Middle Turnpike, Man­ 1508. and demonstrator pro­ reducl ASonfreol 0 1 .000 1 Jacksn ph 10 0 0 Bendct ph 10 0 0 Ewing 89 8613, Jackson 9-17 2-221, Wilkins Sunckiy, April 10 Telemarketing Service pointment or send re­ high level ot energy chester. Ask tor Elva. Telephone 872-8088. gram. Free kit pro­ matchli !t a Phllodelphio 0 1 .000 1 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 12-17 1-2 27, S.Toney 1-2 0-0 2,Green893-6 Zevenbergen 81 09 0.Tofals49-B217-23117. Montreal at Hartford, 7:05 d.m. 2 8 9 - 9 5 7 6 0 0 0 0 Co. Is looking for sume to: Hartford and confidence, I have 643-1635. GROWTH Company look­ TEACHERS Needed. En­ gram. Car and phone 4 bedri iree Sf. Louis 0 1 ooo } Gossoge p 10 0 0 Ackerp 0 0 0 0 NBA standinga 9, Tucker 871-113, Walker872-214, Carlisle Tuesday, April 12 thusiastic, loving Indi­ West Division Trillo 1b 0 0 0 1 Smmns ph 00(800, Totals5892182S136. GOLDEN STATE (104) Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m,. If sharp, aggressive Indi­ Despatch Moving and DATA Entry. Top notch ing tor future manage­ needed. Coll free now executi 10 0 0 Frank 11-18 0922, Mullln 181884 24, Feltl the perfect position. WAREHOUSE os- viduals who enloy ar's w L Pcf. OB Totals 51 10 15 10 Totals 47 913 9 necessary viduals NOWI No ex­ Storage, Box 8271, East Manchester company ment. Offers profit 1-800-992-1072. child s CIncInnall 1 0 1.000 _ EASTERN CONFERENCE PHILADELPHIA (119) 2-7 89 4, (tarland 811 1-1 13,O.Smlth Thursday, April 14 Hartford, CT. 06108. Call Mike Mello or An­ semblers, shipping re­ working with toddlers. Central Oak 4-13098, Hoppen810806, Harrls8125617, ceiving and general seeking individual with shoring and manage­ NURSERY Landscaper Houston 1 0 1.000 Chicago 020 203 002 OOO -10 Atlantic Division Robinson 10-220021, Barkley 11-159-1331, Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m.. It perience necessary as EOE. dre Beaudoin to ar­ figure aptitude tor In­ ment potential. Ambi­ Full and part time posi­ blnets, . In Los Angeles 1 1 .500 '/2 Atlanta 010 700 010 000 w L Pet. OB GmlnskI 810 84 16, D.Henderson 88 8, McDonald 810 09 8, White 1-3 09 2, necessary warehouse workers helper needed. Good - 9 Whitehead 82 89 0, Wade 80 09 0, Totals we provide complete range a personal and ventory control. Call tious Individual needed tions available. Call tirepio IS- S Son Francisco 1 1 .500 ■/J Game Winning RBI — Trillo (1). v-Boston 52 21 .712 G.Henderson 811 3-4 18, Wingate 2-4 1-4 6, Saturday, April 16 needed In Manchester, Marge at The Child­ starting pay. Please Atlanta 0 1 .000 1 E—Oberktell. DP—Chicogo 1. Atlanta 1. Washington 33 39 .458 IBVj King 3-7006, Coleman OOOOO, Thornton 87 47-104 9-11 104. Hartford at Montreal, 8:05 p.m.. It training, flexible confidential Interview. Vernon, South Windsor Diane 647-1991, 9am- to learn Industry from telephone 644-1966. room, h. Son Diego 0 1 .000 1 LOB—Chicogo 6, Atlanta 8. 2B—DJames, New York 33 40 .452 19 1-213, Vranes000-00. Totols488422-33119 San Antonio 33 29 30 28-117 necessary hours, days or even­ 5pm. ground up. 649-4563. rens Discovery Center. throogl Golden State 28 21 33 22—104 locations. All shifts 633-1508. LABOR Type work avail­ age Tuesday's Games Palmeiro, Grittev, DCtarcIo, Dawson, Philadelphia 32 40 .444 19V3 ings. Excellent starting 203 - 289-1156 those Pittsburgh 5, Phllodelphia 3 Low. HR—J(3avls (1), Virgil (1), Durham New Jersey 18 55 .247 34 New York 31 45 27 33—136 8Polnt goals—Robertson 2, Mullln, Buffalo vs. Boston available for these able In Coventry. Will the bes the Houston 6, San Diego 3 (1), (Jberktell (1), GPerry (1), Dunston Central Division Philadelphia 36 26 30 27—119 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—San Anto­ Wednesday, April 6 salary and generous COURIER temporary assign­ DRIVER. Immediate op­ train. Call 742-7308. Ev­ nio 52 (Anderson 9), Golden State48 (Feltl 7). TsI-AmsrIca, Inc. tury 21 )me Chicogo 10, Atlanta 9, 13 Innings (1), Thomas (1). SB—Dunston (1), GPerry x-Detrolt 47 25 .653 8Polnt goals—G.Henderson 3, Wilkins 2, Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m. commission program. ments. Call Kim today, CENTRAL SUPPLY CLERK ening. Manchester He­ enings 742-9277. Los Angeles S', San Francisco 0 (D.S—Mahler, AHall, Dunston. SF—Trillo. x-Atlonto 46 26 .639 1 Tucker 2, Newman, Jackson, Wingate, Assists—San Antonio 32 (Sundvold 14), Thursday, April 7 rald route Coventry 647-889! Golden State 24 (Garland 10). Total 872-8622. Jobpro. EXPERIENCED Siding y is Only games scheduled x-Chlcogo 43 X .589 4'/7 Robinson. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Call Mike between GUARDS Meadows Manor la currently seeking a part time area. Short hours, MANCHE L lot Wednesday's Games IP H R ER BB SO Milwaukee 39 32 .549 V/7 New York 46 (Green 11), Phllodelphia 46 fouls—Son Antonio 14, Golden State 20. Saturday, April 9 9am-9pm. good pay. Call 742-8867 Installer wanted. Full San Diego (Hawkins 310) at Houston Chicago Indiana 34 38 .472 13 (Robinson 10). Assists—New York 34 A—8,283. Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. supply clerk. This 16 hour position will be Friday time. 643-9633 or 742- 6 room F ss S (Knepper 817), 2:35 p.m. Sufcllfte 4 8 Clevelond 34 39 .466 13W (Jackson 16), Philadelphia 27 Sunday, April 10 289-1156 >8.44/hr. through Monday, 4 hours per day, hours negoti­ or 647-9946 and leave 5406.______glous feel Chicogo (Schlraldl 85) at Atlanta Lancaster 2 1-3 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE (G. Henderson 9). Total fouls—New York 29, Boston at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Emery S Purolitor. e mejor RN name and telephone fireplai (Z.SmIth 1810), 5:40 p.m. DHoll 1-3 0 Midwest Division Phllodelphia 25. Technical—New Yark Trail Blazers 141. Clippers 119 Tuesday, A i^ll 12 able. Knowledge of medical supplies and com­ number and I will call CABINET Maker. 3-5 ye­ dining I'Ve New York ((tarllng 12-8) at Montreal Nipper 1-3 0 W Pet. GB Illegal defense. A—8,577. Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m., It necessary force In overnight delivery, puters helpful but will train. Contact Sharon ars shop experience. PART Time temporary hee the perfect driving oppor­ Home Heath Care you back. pletely ) in (Perez 7-0), 7:05 p.m. DIPIno 1 1-3 2 x-Dallas 46 .648 position needed for Bouchard at Must have hand tools. St. Louis ((JeLeon 11-12) at Cincinnati Gossoge 2 2-3 2 x-Denver 47 .644 L.A. CLIPPERS (119) Thursday, April 14 tunity for Individuelt seeking CLERK/CLERK TY­ level x-Houston Pacers 106, Cavaliers 105 Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m., It necessary physicians office. Ex­ Proposed Range $12.08 to $14.42 Full time employment (Jackson 9-18), 7:35 p.m. BleleckI W,1-0 2 0 41 .577 5 Gregory 2-7 09 4, Norman 4-11 80 8, e second Income providing PISTS, tempororv. It and benefits. Call 742- patio I but Pittsburgh (Drabek 11-12) at Philadel­ Atlanta x-Utnh 40 .556 6'/s Beniamin 7-11 89 22, Valentine 7-12 46 18, perience preferred. peckege pick-up end deliv­ MEADOWS MANOR system phia (K.(5ross 9-16), 7:35 p.m. Mahler 5 7 San Antonio 28 .389 18'/j Woodson 12-228529, Klte87896, Whlte8984 Saturday, April 16 Telephone, filing, gen­ Full time position, 35 hour work week. you enloy filing, tyjjing 5317, 8:30-5pm. I be CLEVELAND (105) ery. We offer flexible hours, 333 Bldwell Street a Manchester, CT 06040 and general office gorage Only games scheduled Cary 1 4 Socromento 20 .278 26'/3 14, Drew 1-42-24, Burtt 26094, Cureton 2-582 Buffalo at Boston, 7:05 p.m.. If necessary eral office. Flexible emple pirklr.g end medicel Comprehensive benefit package. Call Monday-Frldoy. Thursday's Games Puleo 1-3 0 0 0 Pacific Division Nance 814 56 15, Sanders 7-11 66 20, 4, Dal lev 862-26. Totals47-1002828119, work, we hove Imme­ comple St. Louis at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Assnmehr 1 2-3 1 x-L.A. Lakers 55 .764 Daugherty 8162-318, Harper 8118715, Price hours. Hours to begin benefits. Position Is based In 647-9191 RECEPTIONIST, Plea­ green. 7-12 87 19, J.Williams 87 2-2 12,Ehlo83’ 1st week In May. Windsor Locks. CT. diate oepnings In the sant personality tor dth New York at Montreol, 7:35 p.m. Sutler 1 2 x-Portland 45 .634 9 '/j PORTLAND (141) Community Health Core Services Monchester area to­ $239,90 x-Seattle 38 17 1-21, Curry 261-25, Dudley 80800. Totals Please call Denise at doctor's office In East slie Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m Acker L,81 4 1 .528 39-8027-35105. Ca.Jones 84 09 6, Kersey 810 2-2 14, To qualify you must be 21 or day. Coll Kim tor more Realty, Los Angeles at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. WP—Assenmocher, BlelerkI Phoenix 24 338 30'/j Duckworth 11-16 83 25, Drexler 11-1985 25, 646-8757 fro m 9- Columbia Hartford. Light typing the Golden State 17 .239 37'/j INDIANA (106) Transactions older, able to drive e standard Information. 872-8622. San Diego at Son Francisco, 10:35 p.m Person 9-19 84 21, Tisdale 11-14 85 27, Porter 87 3-4 9, Anderson 361-27, Holton 46 11:30am. skills required. Send THE Buc bnd Only games scheduled L.A. Clippers 16 .222 39 818,Vandeweghe7-128719,Slchtlno 87 1-2 shift, be bondable and have a 2 2 8 - 9 4 2 8 Jobpro. out am xTie 821-25,------Oaklev881-l 8, Corzlne814 Golf ment which Is In violation of 4000.O 2B—(tagne, Randolph, AAattlngly. HR— 8010, Vlncent817181323, Jordan 12-208829, Friday, 1pm-6pm. Call ics, cra^s, others. results. the low. Pagllarulo(1),RHenderson (1). vls (1). SB—Gwvnn (1), Santiago (1), Berlln/Northwest Catholic at Man­ hit BHatcher (1). S—Whitson,GYoung. Walters80090, Grant468311, PIppen 8580 chester, 3 p.m. 646-8632. More InTormatlon IP H R ER BB SO Pistons 107, Nets 95 6, Paxson 1-7802. Totals 3879282894. Bowling INVITATION TO BID Minnesota DAYCARE. Before ond (504)641-009T\ ext 1390. IP H R ER BB SO Sealed bids w ill be received teh viola L A I Washington 21 30 28 26—105 FRIDAY after school Aides Open 7 days.Call Now! 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Assists—Washington 26 (Bogues 12), dano 228592, Paul Desleunes 201-511, 8964. rience or training re­ (1) FURNISH a, INSTALL Scott W,14) 8 5 3 3 2 9 80 80 0. Totals 4880 27-33 107. Boys Tennis Cos SkoronskI 228525, Frank Gallas fa DSmIth S,1 Chicago 23 (Vincent 9). Total fouls— quired. Call 643-6528. NORTHEAST SAVINGS haa grown to ba one of the largest AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION ...... - - 1 0 0 0 0 1 NEW JERSEY (95) Washington 26, Chicago 22. Technical— RHAM at Manchester, 3:30 218552, Russ Smyth 525, Stillman Keith SYSTEM AT VIETNAM Whitson pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Hinson 9-12 2-2 20, Williams 5-8 85 13, Lyman Memorial at Cheney Tech, 509, Whit Klellen 501, Ted Coddy 211-5M savings and loans In this area and that means Its an exciting place to ATTENDANT/ WP—MaDovIs. Jordan. A—17,773. :15 VETERANS MEMORIAL to Athletics 6, Mariners 0 McCormick 812 80 10, Bagiev 88 80 8, Dick Colbert 519, Ray Martina 503 GIVE YOUR budget a work with great benefits — Including a free NOW checking account Umpires—Home, Engel; Rrst, Runge; Hopson 8128713, Du.Woshington 1-4 1-1 3, Girls Tennis Howard M iller 509, Andy Palladino 517, boost! Sell those still- PARK 19 Second, West; Third, Williams. • OLSTEN and transportation subsidies — and friendly people who make It tun ,27 Dw. Woshington 2-5804, Comegys 861-111, Manchester at Southington, 3:30 Bert Sweet 514, Jim Powers 532, Sal good but no-longer-used L O T P E R S O N (2) FURNISH A INSTALL SEATTLE OAKLAND T—2:13. A—39,906. Engler 1-31-13, Bradley 87837,McKenna1-3 Moltempo 526, Lottie KuezynskI 191-505 and “NORTHEAST EASY" to build your career with ue. NEW TELEPHONE MAN< a b rh b l Ob r h bl SATURDAY Items In your home for . to Klngery ct 4 0 2 0 8O3.Totols39-80182095. Nuggets 110, Rockets 97 M artina TEMPORARIES COMMUNICAION SYSTEM Lansfrd 3b 4 1 1 0 Detroit 19 27 32 19^107 Baseball Marge Patrick 178462, Edna cash. Call 6482711 to place We currently have the following openings available for people with at FOR MARY CHENEY On thh A, Brantley If 4 0 0 0 Canseco rf 3 1 1 2 East Catholic at Manchester, 1 p.m. lo t ADayls 1b DodgeraS. Giants 0 New Jersey 20 21 19 35— 95 Christenson 182, Hat Giordano 184-469 your ad. Full time/ responsible LIBRARY bedroo 2 0 0 0 Parker dh 3 10 0 8Polnt goals—Hopson, McKenna. DENVER (110) Tolland at Coventry, 10 a.m. VI Pultord 175-485, Rita McAllister 452! DO EXCELLENT least 6 months tellers/cashlere experience. A strong aptitude tor Ismily Phelps dh 2 0 0 0 Massey c 4 0 0 0 English 7-19 2-2 16, Schayes 4-9 89 16, Softball (3) SALE a. REMOVAL OP Renterl ph 10 10 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Detroit 44 Ruth Charpentler 182-209-551, Pat Ol- ASSIGNMENTS figures and a talent for dealing with people. with wi McGwIr 1b 2 1 1 0 SAN FRAN (Lalmbeer 12), New Jersey 48 (Williams, Rasmussen 811 46 12, Adams 817 46 16, Tolland at Coventry, 10 a.m. cavage 475. SAWLOGS - FERN STREET GWIIson rf 4 0 0 0 DHedsn cf 10 0 0 LOS ANGELS Lever 18202-222, Hanzilk 83858, Dunn8080 person needed ab r h bl Ob r h M McCormlck9).Assists -Detrolt25(Thomas AND TOP PAY AND MANCHESTER Valle c 4 0 10 Phillips If 3 0 10 Butler cf 12), New Jersey 21 (Bagiev 5). Total 0, Vincent 817 2618, Cooper 16 89 2. Totals Presley 3b 4 0 2 0 Javier If 3 111 4 0 0 0 Sax 2b 2 10 0 41-1002830110. COUNTRY CLUB Quinons ss 4 0 3 0 Aldrete If 3 0 10 Andesn 2b 0 0 0 0 fo u ls — D e tro it 23, New J e rs e y 32. PART-TIME TEMPT YOU? Th6 Manchester Immediately. 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SF—Weiss, Javier. 10 0 1 Cummings 817 84 19, SIkma 1-6 84 6, None. Rebounds—Denver 72 (Lever 21), • Data Entry Charter Oak Mall Ed Thornton. Totals 29 0 3 0 Totals 26 5 4 4 Mon.-FrI. 11:30am-7:30pm cotons ore available qt the IF H R ER BB SO Breuer 88 2-4 10, Moncrief 84 86 12, Houston 48 (Olaluwon 16). Assists—Denver College Student • Light Industrial East Hartford, CT (Senerol Services' office. MANC Saotlle San Francisco 000 000 Pressev 86 1-1 9, Pierce 813 4-4 21, 19 (l9ver 7), Houston 16 (Floyd 5). Total Saturday Mornings MMoore L.0-1 7 6 5 2 0 0 0 -0 Krystkowlak 86 82 8, Reynolds 89 1-2 12, fouls—O nver 22, Houston 26. A—16611. Professional Power Washing Preferred. TOWN OF Wilkinson 1-3 0 Los Angelos ooo 001 04X-S Lucas868011, MokeskI 1-1802.Totals41-76 LET OLSTEN MANCHESTER, CT. On this (tame Winning RBI — Hershlser (1). All Exterior Surfaces 4 bedro MJackton 2-3 1 0 0 1 2827 no. In addition to the benefits noted above, our full-time employees are M/\NC>ESIiRHOND\ ROBERT B. 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Olsten Timporarlai regular banking hours or contact Lynda Rich In our Human Resources Looking for a good used BK—M Jackson. Downs LJV1 7 For Your Free Estimate Call: ea. (tarrelts 1 Milwaukee 27 34 16 38-110 Dept., at 282-1111 for more Information on available positions. mobile home? Be sure to Los Angeles A l ^ 42 31 30 20-121 TONIGHT Hardware 6 4 M 9 9 1 EOE M/K look In the Clasilfled co­ ICO 8Polnt goals—Lucas 3, Pierce, Rey­ 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Canadlens, Hershlser W,1-0 9 ,.3 u0 v0 ^2 o6 nolds, Wilkins 2, Rivers. Fouled out_ lumns ... that's where the HBP—Clark by Hershlser. BK—Downs, SportsChannel, WTIC RENOVATIONS/PLUS, in c Bolton Notch 162 Spencer St. 646-3515 u t None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 44 (SIkma 7:30 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins, NESN best buys are advertised I (tarrells. PB—Melvin. 8), Atlanta 50 (W ilkins 11). Assists— Fully Manchester 643-2711. 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