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G3v«rnm«nt HomM • lO L f dw—3 room oporf- BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY MH 8 a w fm ia r from $1 (U rwtir). menf, ovailaMo on or - ______Ixcagltew undar Ar- tax prop- about April ist. Ap- tide 11, lection 9.99 to conduct 0 weekly fleo moT' in toumajf play orty. Ropessotslons. pnmces, laundry focli- kef on Oundeys only on 75400 aenoro foot orooooot COflVMS^-MIO.Ext. of M Middio Twmeiko woctond north or *46 Mid- Hlos, parkin*, boat and dioTWfumplko ------woof — “Pvslnas ------Zone III. OH-9W5 for curront bof water fbrnlsbed. ... pag» 18 ropo IHf. per month plus ILW. COMMRRFORD — Itoouosto Sooclol Bxcao- llELIABLE bobysmer- LARHY'S pointing ond S3!T^ tlon undar Artfclo IV, SocHon 16to oeoroto o eornl- A l l f u c Ko<^ In on o cold security. Reterences ODD lobs. Trucking. reoulrod. M344M. wlll baby sit In my Eost TAX ATTORNEY textured celHngs. Free yW ond pomne zoo from May 7fhru May 10, iSOTon wirrtor nlpfit...A croc- estimotes, reosonoble. Home repoirs. You a 75,390 seuaro foot oroo ooot of MS MIddIaMiddio Tum- kllnp firo In ffto llvinp Hartford homo. M-F, (fNnred m9) 1st or 3nd shift.. Any 64^1994. name it, we do if. Free onio west and north of ms Middle Tumeiko west roota -Tho pride end mi wsswe M Tm Rstums. — OuMnosa Zone III. ogo. If Interested coll estimates, insured. 643- comfort of owninp NAO^E your owrn price — RBIT Cheryl 309-3336, laiM. ______•TBMI BAST CATHOUC FARBUrO CLUB — Roquost your own cloM lc CSP*- WHITMAN Fother ond son. Fast, (jb.HOO dependable service. YOU A local handyman I vorlonco of Aroficio II Ooctlon etooflowlho soloof Sot tMs 3 bedroom L ld U N ^ flD Ooy dare - 166 Downey Drive., Apt A- ofcohollc neuers ot Boat Catholic Hioh School on o m S c h w it S r ^ T ^ ^ i full time, port time. *not Fainting, Foperhong- Coll John at 643-4353 home for fbe price of o pleose leave May 15 end 16,1907 within 1410 fool of onolhar ll- W oods, 3 bedroom , l Toddlers, newer home, ing B Removal. Coll a n d guoroutlotandwtfhinSSOfaotofaaehoolandraal- condo? Bloncbord S 1/3 both, goroge, base­ Roseeffo. "W e Guaran­ lunch program, off Hil­ 073-0237. donltal zone. ment. NO pets. $790. liard Street, Manches­ CARRENTRY/ RxfSAi6A A o i V f t a ^ tee Our Houses". MA- 647-7494 or 643-0374. OT. *R ID *B T CHURCH - Roauoat Special Bxeop 24t2.o ter. 646-7473. REMOBEUNO Mark Blinn. Free esti­ HAW'KES Tree ServlM ^ non In accordance wHh Arndo II, SocHon $MM Bucket truck B AN ^leoon^ portrayal of SAiV^lftlNG— In m y motes. Coll and SocHon S.SS.04 to pormH church bazaar from home, anytime. Reaso­ ROBERT E. Jarvis fuflS^ 6om-10om. 64941156. chipper. Stump remo- Juno l& 190710 Juno 30, If07; end roquost vorioneo iHaurlirfilpr) Mannhesler A Cily of Vin.iqe Chan the modern life style ofArHclolV,$ocnenS.OItoaoirbooratchurchba- nable prices. Coll 649- Ing — remodeling spe- vol. Free estimates con be seen In tbis 3 Special consideration soor from Juno 19,Ties to Juno 30,1907, wltMn 1400 9767. doHst. Additions, gar­ foot of another liquor outlet, within 300 foot of o bedroom both Wll- for elderly and hondl- llomsburp Colonial COLUMBIA -1 to 3 bed­ ages, roofing, siding, lELECTRICAL church ond school ond In o rosidonco zone — kitchens, bathrooms, copped. 647-7593. northwest cemar of Main ond Woodland Stroota— fownbouse located In room Contemporary Rosidonco Zone B and Rosidonco Zeno C. exclusive Lydoll on ovef 1 ocre. 1 mile replacement wlndows- x H u w n r Service— Aw Tuesday, March 10,1967 30 Cants ?LECTmlcnT?ontTor- help with preparing re­ Woods...Cleon and from Route 66, spe­ /doors. 643-6713. tor — Replace thot old DAVID M. LARAIA - Roouosto vorlonco to Article sumes and cover let II, SocHon 3.01.01 to ollew o aide yard ot IS to 11' captlvaflno...Tbe mas­ cious and bright. Avail­ dAiRlNfiET- i Remo- fuse panel, upgrade to a r.v 4 3 ter bedroom boasts a able Immediately. Pets LlTm edrRIedlrtylw d e lln g Services — ters. Call 071-3409. (IS fsot.roqulrod)ot *470 Birth Mountain Rood— a new circuit breaker Leave name, evening Rural Rosidonco Zone. series of spacious on opprovol. $739 a for you. Meticulous, Complete home panel. Dryer outlets, closets plus o plom or- month. References and dependable, trust­ repairs and rmnodel- phone number. By ap­ ITRM6 F 6 K AsoocMfoe— Roquost o variance to Iho per k- swimming pools wired, pointment only. Man­ HO. i t n Inq roquiromonta of ArtIcIa IV, SocHon 9.01 for bu- IVI ous oloss solarium to security deposit re- worthy. References Ing. We speclalixe In rec rooms. Fixtures ‘Everybody lovecT strangled Mayfair resident chester office. 071- slnMS prooorty located ot 3W West Confer Street enlov outside-lnside. a u lre d . 330-4371 available. Call 643-7990. bathrooms and kit­ Installed, also com- 2409.O — Dusinosa Zona I. tl40's. for a private evenings. chens. Small-scale merclol wiring done. 30 At IMS h a o r ^ Intoroatod poraona moy ba haord and written showing call 646-34S3. BOOKKEEPIN8/ commercial work. yeors experience, li­ comrnunlcpHm rocolvod. Ceptoa of Ihoso petlHona hove By Andrew Yurkovsky a suspect in the murder, Manches­ this morning she visited her mother relay her concerns Sunday night, Manchester Housing Authority. According to state police reconb, Blanchard A Rossetto. Registered, Insured, censed and fully In­ Remove mineral buildup boon Hied In Iho Flonnlne Offleo and moy bo Inaiwctod dur Harald Raporter ter's third in less than six months. and her daughter's husband. Ri­ INCOME TAX ■no offleo hours. almost every day. She said the patrol will be evalu ate no m u r^rs were reported in "We Guarantee Our references. 646-0165. sured. Free estimates. from your teokettle by chard LaPointe. went to the apart­ Houses". □ SPACE Today. Lt. Russell C. Holy field of "My mother was extremely for its effectiveness after a week. Manchester in 1983. 1M4 and 1985. 646-0396. pouring In half a cup of ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS The Manchester senior citizen ment to check on Martin about 8 white vlnegor and ona BOWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY the Manchester Police Depart­ happy there.” Howard said. "Eve- "They (the tenants) were In One murder was reported in 1962. whose body was found In her O F F IC E spoce for rent — INCOME TAX SKA-PARAS HOME Quort of top water. Heat to ment's detective division said there r y b o ^ loved her and she was p.m. LaPointe was unaMe to get shock yesterday, of course — we all Martin’s death is the second GOfiDOVnilllUmO •3349 burning apartment Sunday night Manchester prime Preperellon In your home. All REM0DEUN8- rolling boll and let ston« were no new developments in the always willing to do anything she into the apartment. Howard said. were. And this will give them a Httle homicide in Manchester this year. H M S M l downtown protes- Fotehaa, garagaa, kNolwn was stranded to death, the office of was asked to do.” Before retiring. Martin worked Federal and Slate forma. for one hour. Pour out TOWN OF MANCHESTER investigation. peace of mind," Shanley said. On Jan. 27, Lauren G. Anderson, 28, A slonal suites ovollable and bath, kitarlor and solution, fill with water, the state medical examiner re­ About the murder, she said. "I for 25 years in the credit depart­ was found shot to death in her SPACIOUS — from 1,000 to 6,000 RaoaonaMo ratea. Informa­ axtartor rapalr work. Fraa FOGARTY Brothers — LBDAL NOTICE Additional lighting at the com­ boll ogoln and discord At Ha maoting ot Morch 3,1907Hit Plennlnoond Zonino Cem- ported Monday afternoon. Eighth District spokesman Tho­ just couldn't believe it and I can’t ment of Sears, Roebuck k Co. in apartment at 83 (E g ress St. Police M anchester. $03,900. souore feet. Lease or tion on new tax law. Call jim aaSnwlaa. na Bathroom remodeling. Add buildup to your mlaalon made the fellowino docialons: Bernice B. Martin. M. was found mas O’Marra said -this morning believe it now.” Hartford. She was a member of the plex, which had been planned Two bedroom town- purchose. Boyle Real C a m Installation water heat­ are still seeking two Hispanic aner a pm. 742-1000. budget by selling no MANCHESTER LUMBER. INC. — SPECIAL EXCEPTION in her Mayfair Gardens apartment Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center before the murder, is tobe installed house condominium. Estate Company. 649- ers, oarboge disposals, that an investigation into the cause Like Martin’s neighbors, Howard males as suspects in that killing. longer used furniture oik — 401 NEW STATE ROAD (M-OS) — Approvodthoaooclolox- next week, she said. On Monday, Unit Includes a 16 x 17 faucet repairs. 649- coetlon and oroslon control plan of Monchoator Lumber, at 2S1A N. Main St. by Eighth of the fire, which is considered said her mother had no enemies. and was involved in the annual Last November, Michael S. Und- You con be o good aolea- Just because you don't appliances with a low-cos police met with residents and living room, 13 x 16 4539. Vlso/Mostercard Inc. on 0 parcel of lend known oa 40) Naw Stota Rood with District firefighters, at about 8:30 suspicious, is continuing She said that she became worried Eighth District Peach Festival. ers, 17, of Ellington, was found i^A L L store - suitable mon ... lust use a oulck- use on Item doesn't mean od In Classified. 643-3711. advised them to keep their doors kitchen/dining area accepted. medtHcatfons and tho fellowino conditions: Tha alts shall bo p.m., officials said. The fire was Martin, who lived in the senior Sunday night when her mother An off-duty police officer will be behind the apartment building at tor office or hobby selllna od in Classified the Hern has lost Its value. aorvlcod by o ooaHIvo storm droinoeo svatom to bo con­ locked and to be on the lookout for and two large bed­ shop. Plenty ot park­ reportedly restricted to furniture In citizens' complex since it opened In wouldn’t answer the phone. Before patrolling the grounds of the 125 Spruce St. His death, appar­ structed In Now Stoto Rood to Iho Heckonum RIvor and ap­ suspicious activity. rooms. Appliances, se­ ing. Just ott Main proved by Iho Town DIrocter of Public Works. the apartment and was out by about 1970, was Involved In a variety of going out. Martin would always call housing complex from 6 p.m. to 8 ently caused by the Mow of a Mont parate, partially fin­ Street. Call 649-9766. CIRCLE ASSOCIATES — ZONE CHANGE — 144V end ISOV 8:40 p.m. activities at Mayfair Gardens until her to say where she was going. a.m. every day for the next week to Since N oym ber, Manchester o b j^ , was ruled a homicide. ished basement. 1 Detroit, VW JETTA '85 Woodbury was eliminated from the Boisvert won 60.2 percent ot the Woodbury to step back,” he said. diverted to the Contras from Iran the probe's central figures, such at K iE c n i u m v CMi 4 dr, i t 0 0 , atorao, low ml, ■ummer’a controversial decision to apartment for rent. M lchloan. ticket. vote compared to 39.7 percent for Woodbury would have had to face arms sales, as well as an account­ former naUonal security adviser a t h m v i r i i . $8486. 9 $900 plus utilities, no All core ore loaded with The Democratic Town Oimmlt- Woodbury. Republican Peter J. Maneggta, a Belt the town’s fleet of school buses. ing of the H7 million In "humanitar­ Vice Adm. John M. Poindexter and MUMTIMI 9 appliances. 646-3436 •quipmont. Hqvt low mllqo VW JETTA '84 tee wilt meet March 34 to select The turnout — on a windy, raw popular vote-getter who has served "When you get dirty, people don't ian aid" given by Congreti In 1988 his aide, Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, weekdoys, 9 to 5. tnd ctfry baloncq of tnrf, otorao, thorp. Boisvert’s running mate. Boisvert day — was 59.5 percent. In a 1985 as a selectman for 14 yegra. and for any help solicited by the House panel is not yet willing to a v a i l a b l R Xii?inst - factory worrontyl had been seeking re-election as a Democratic primary lor select­ Woodbury attributed hia defeat to Please turn lo page 19 government officials from private go that (ar. very nice 4-room, 1- 80 Soblo LS Wag. «14,300 VW JETTA *82 bedroom apartment. 2 dr, 8 opd, ciM , 1 owner, Second tioor, new 80 Tsurut 4 Dr. •IS.OOe •harp car, | S m stove, refrigerotor and TODAY’S HERALD «Dr.»«»aiWtL 80 SpMq LS 4 Dr. 'lAOee dish washer. Cellar VW JETTA '88 Babbitt enters race with vow iMiMOPtTO MAVAA 86Tqm po 4Dr. lorgs storage, parking tor mrnnm 4 dr. 8 apd, oc, casa, add 8 one cor, tton-smoklng torvicad haro, $7886. MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - that compares the Nicaraguan Delaware and the Rev. Jesse adults preferred. No Former Gov. Bruce Babbitt of Contras to our own founding Jackson also are expected to mqke Crackdown proposed Births dsnouncsd pels. UNIItles not in­ Moriarty Bros. VW JETTA *81 Aritona was ready to enter the race fathers, and then sets up sultans presidenUal bids. 4 dr, 6 apd, caaa, axe. cond, Senate Minority Leader Reginald The VaUcan today condemned all cluded. $435 per month U s D d ftanK for the 1068 DemocraUc preeiden- and Saudis and Swiss bankers to Car SpDcials With Reagan barred from seek­ J. Smith, ciUng the eeUmated |1 forms of test-tube births, surrogate plus 1-month security. Ual nomination today with a pledge fund them beMnd our backs. Coll 643-0313 between 3 ing a third term, a crowded billion the state it toeing annually In motherhood and experimentaUon 80 Monarch 2 dr. •2406 VW RABBIT '84 to "never again trade anything of "And that is a mockery.” gn d 9 p m . Republican field alio It shaping up. uncollected texei, hea called for a on living embryos, declaring that 83 Datoun 200SX 4 dr. 4 apd, ac, dlaaal, low id. value (or a hostage” even if it costs The 48-year-old former governor v e r axe. cond, $4806. BabMtt said an America in crackdown on tax choata. The New the human body cannot bo treated AND6 -3 bedroom, 84 Cougar Loadad the lives of eome of thoee held. chose the state that holds the first oppllanced,Oak floors. 84 Q -M arqult 2 dr. charge of its future would stamp out Hartford Republican outlined a as a "m ere complex of Ussuee and In a apeech prepared for delivery presidential primary as the site for Security, references, 78 Jaap J20 w/ptaw •4800 VW CONVERTIBLE '84 terroriam, "and we must begin with •Ix-potat program to etep up organs." Story on page 8. 6 apd, oc, caaa, axe. cond, at the eite of what was once the his entry into the race. Babbitt no pefs. 0435. Available 84 (MSarquIa 4 dr. a pledge to let our heads rule our criminal proaecutioB and increaae 7 taw t a w ^ r ----- largest textile plant in the world, Joined Rep. Richard Gephardt of 4-1.74^5344 evenings. 84 Bdck Ragd 7 •B2E6 Missouri as early candidates for the hearts. penalUea for tax evaaion. Story on oORLIBk— 6 room. 88 Matda RX-7 •10,600 VW T U R B O D IESEL '04 BabMtt eeid President Reagan has 8 apd, snrt, to, 1 ownor, odd conducted "government by Tele- Democratic nomination. "We mutt never again trade page*. te-wQll carpeting 87 Oontlnantal 4K •20,000 w « - - .a BbMM Indox dose to center. Pork 83 AHIanca 4 dr. •2006 Bk BwwfCVO TIVfVy PrompTer in which words and Both (fephardt and BabMtt have anyUting of value (ora hostage. And received t percent to 3 percent each M pasEP, t tpeSona In*. MOO plus uttllHes 88 MN. Oalant •13.600 deeds have lost tail logical if we take that pledge aeriouely, Security. 647-9818. VW JETTA *88 in ettrveys asking Democrats whom 86 Cougar, bhia 4 d r ,6 a ^ a c , connecUon.” then some of the hostages may not Adrioe. . 12 Lottery MANCHEStfcR- 81 ThundarMrd ■^xc. cond, He added, "F o r years we’ve they support for the their party’s be coming home,” Batabbitt said. - P ObRuartat Duplex, 6 rooms, 1M nomination. heard courageous words about Cloar and cold ClaseHlad -16-20 Opinion. baths, $600 phis uttll VW FICKUP *81 terrorista — from a president who Former Sen. Gary Hart of He called for e U.S.-Soytet ties. S e o ^ . 643-7S33 MORMRTY Gao, 4 opd, sharp truck. Colorado, generally regarded as moratorium on "Star Wars,” Rea­ Tonigh, clear and cold. Low 5 to Oomioa I 6 Feop •ends them missiles (or ransom anjl OonnooEeul _ 4 8poil Ooll moinlngs. then pleads amnesia when he's the DemocraUc front-runner, plans gan's plan for n space-baaed 16. W M cMlls will be below xero. BROTHERS iniertatmnant 12 TsieeMon _ _ _ 12 lAAMMHTiR-Miaple BRUCE BABBITT called into account.... to announce Ms candidacy April 13. missile defense system, "becauee Wedneaday tMnge will warm up Wood apartments. 301 Conlfr St UPWANVW "F o r years we’ve himrd patriotic Gov Michael Dukakis of Massa- you don’t stop one nrme race by Just a little. High 38 to 38. Detail! on 9POUO______11 U.8.A8taiM.K7 N o w luxury, two- .. wont make trades words — (Tom an adminiitntion chueetU, Sen. Joeeph Biden Jr. starting nneUier.’’ p a gel. Laoet now a.3,10 WesSher - ...... 2 bedroom fownhoueos. Roune^vtiiNow 379 Bldwetl Street. 649- 6 4 M 1 3 S 6 4 M G S S I t - MANCHEgTER HERALD. TuCTdw. Mterdi 10. IW t WEATHER Manchester worries about Hs water R isle y Dam W O K H w m w THE WEATHER Connecffcut forecast wins Support to leave th e Accu-We«B> tb«gcast for 8 A.M^ Wednesdays l .11 Central, Baatera latertor, flealOaeit laieriar: Tonight, clear and cold. Lew 5 to 16. Wednesday, of officials Sv John Mitetwfl 40 snnny. High 96 to n . » 20 10 fO nl CaaM d. B ast Csaaialt IViniglit, d e a r and cold. Low In die teens. Wedmsday, swaiy. High in i v Alex Oirelll Six Manchester teachers an- tlidmhi96B. Editor noumml diey will be. retiring at tee Wert t weit Hills: Tonight, clear and cold. Low 5to eiMl of the school year, wMfe as 16. Wednesday, sunny. High 96 to 9S. - Menelieeter and Vernon oflieiato many as ll oners win not iMve 4i wrti eemembereofflieMendiee- flteir contracts renewed. I Lucky Day gw Lend Couervetion Tniet tetU- Across tf)« nattofi (ted Monday n t ^ infavor ofeatate sHqPCrlllhfllOEHl Of 9 CII00W lA a . On this day in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell trans­ expemBture of up to 8I66,M6 to James P Kennedy said at the ’ Windy, sret weather sswpt over nmeh Of the nation mitted the first telephone message — “Mr. Watson, ■Vpair the dam at RIaIra Reanvoir. BiMird of EdneatiOB nwefittg Mon- today, pnaapting gale waniings in the Northeast come here, I want you.” Bell did not actually intend to^ ingfloo|40- I Plains and the Ohio, Tennessee and Mississippi a burden with ownerdiip of the onmental Protection has released a te eygfitete devMsfMMiM appecafiow before J valleys; 70s over central and southenr Florida and for Spain. One year ago; Death claimed LEetaMMi tneentivea to encoerage owners to enrollment and the amount tenured In 1629, England’s King Charles actor Ray Miiland at age 78 and land. report to the General Assembly's leeal M asri weOaMI agencies when the a p f^ - the desert Southwest; 90s and 60s in the rest of the Environment Committee outlining t w it w fn V flO Cf ■W IHIJilWI W OIiOIKi OT WOYOl 4UJIII W€ teachers Tretumtaig from leave. I dissolved Parliament. He! \would comedian Myron Cohen, who was Barlow said trust, which is "We have less and less flexibility in natithe final broadcast on Andover lists HARTFORD ROAD SPEED QUEEN rienced." Ms. Pauley said in an scar tissue, which was removed June 13. Connecticut daily COIN LAUNDRIES Interview in April’s McCall’s from the site of the previous He thinks he'll find the anonym­ Its property THE HAIR LOFT surgery," spokesman Lee Solters ity he has lost, especially since his Monday: 170 Sourca; Survey o( Ih8 U S. aduN population by Cambridge Report*. Cambridge, MA Next to Dairy Queen magazine. €> 1906 Cambridge RejxHt*, tnc. Dlttributed by King Future* Syrv*' ' * However, she said, "for all said. book "Lake Wobegon Days" was Play Four: 8098 117 E. Center St. ANDOVER — Because of the Increase in new homes, the value of Manchester, CT " me Gers rnsr taxable property In town as of Oct. Manchester Herald 1, 1986, rose 4.8 percent over the ** V 32 Family Sized C om ics previous year. Town Assessor Joan Sandi and Joan welcome ToTAU-Y U8P8 327-SOO VOL. CVI, No. 136 LeBlond has announced. . UA/ag'trgVAVtE The 1988 Grand List totaled Judy Cook to their ataff..,. Washers — 750 S am pler Published dally except Sun­ Suggaatad carriar ralas art 7 7 183,988,388, compared to 181,899,882 V L o l a COUUP day end certain holidays by the 81.80 waekly. $0.80 tor ona In this space, samples in 1888. Last year, the increase over N€V€A UAPPEM ' Manchester Publishing Co., 16 mohth. 819.88 lor thrsa months, of new comics will be Bralnard Ptsce, Msnchsstsr. 898.80 for six months and 877.00 the 1984 list was 4 percent. 17 301b. Dryers — 15 min. for 25( printed from time to ’ I J u s t WON'T Conn. 68040. Sscond class tor one year. Mall rates art Buy IT.'' postsgs paid at Manchastsr. available on rsquast. LeBlond said 33 new single family time. Our elm is to get Conn. Poshnsstsf: Bend sd- homes were built since last year, Judy’s experienced in all phases of hair styling reader reaction to new To place a claasitlad ordlsplay boosting the value of real estate 4 Triple Loaders — *1.75 drass changas to the Manches­ advertisement, or to report e . and has worked in this area for 8 years. comics, or to old com­ ter Herald. P.O. Box 801. rwws nom, story or picture khM. property by 4.2 percent or ics that we are thinking Manchastar. Conn ^ O^. cell 649-9711. Otfice hours are $1,877,400. " A s In many small towns Call or Walk in It you don’t your 6:90 a.m. to B p.m. Monday east of the (Connecticut) river, Open 7 Days a week — 6 AM — 11 PM about dropping. Send Ha raw by 8 p.m. weekdays or through Friday. Andover anticipates continued 647-8716 your comments to; 7;90 a.m. Saturdays, plaass growth ae is evidenced by the Features Editor, Man­ tsiaphona your carrtar. It you're The Menchostor Herald Is a Now open Monday thru Saturday. um o unabtanaMa to roach your carrier, call member ot the Associated building of many new homes." she it you (font wMh t» H u tlo n I noaTSpood Q . chester Herald. P.O. said in a news release. Ev66. Wad., Thuri. end Fri. by appointment subaertbar servtoa at 647-6646 Prsas, the Audit Bureau ol 8r. CHi. Discount — Mon., Tuee., Wed. iiy o tir m oftly itewyi tim tim itti ' Box sei, Manchester, by 6 p.m. weekdays tor delivery Clrculetlone and the Now Eng-’ Motor vehicle property rose 13 HlMi 06040. In Naincnmivi. lafiw rVWrsgaga* amoviMaiOn, percenV. but personal property fell 4.2 perMnt. k « - WANCBBSTEK HEllALP. Ttowdwr. l i m a !■. MW m r n a m m m w cta lp, tbesnav Mtoo m s m - ^ $ Smith moves to Vatican issues opposition Soviet stop tax cheats to misuse of human body center hit ■vSemoet Koo Rownvsr, R soysslsnsi exploited a biologieai by bomb T h e A seod o ted F re w if technieM means IhealMn Ih rl^ nwterlM.” Minority leader says state sation, it can be I "1^ virtue of itasubstantial union ByFnOsr Eng VATICAN CITY - The Vatican bfo. R does not i wMi a spirlmal soul, dw human Tbn Aanaclufod Fro loses $1 billion a year today condemned all forms of experts nrfd dwy I body cannot be considered m a fC test-tube Mrtiw, surrogate motiier- a» the chsivb’s seneden sf i mere complex of dasnes, organs BANGKOK. Thailmd - An ex- hood and experimentation on Hvinf sperm gkOMred^aftor a ssxin l act and fbnettons, nor c m It be pmiVOTa MMOB CRV S vw V R HAlfTFOItD (AP) — Senate Assembly for money tpMre 90 mm« embryos, declaring that the bnman to tadect iiaio the Oteros d n rh v the evMuated in dw same tray as die center in dW capital of Laos while M nori^ Leader Reg^M J. SmMi, auditors next year, to bring the b o ^ cannot be treated as a “iners woman’s forttte period. body of anbitalo,” the document ^v iet Foreign M aiwsr Ettaurd eftiaf the eetim at^ fl biltton die number of awRtors on his staff to complex of ttooes and organs.” The church, die report says, Shevardsawhe was vIsitjaglhecRy, Mate ia leetng animaily in uncol­ 33S. The ebureh also rejroted as cannot Ignore dm "legitimats asid- "Every child which comes into Western diplonwtfo sources said lected taxea, baa called for a Last year, department auditors morally Illicit eiotong, attempts to ratioM of sterile coupfos” tohave a dw woiM must in any case be totfoy. craelRiown on Ux cbeata. were abte to review the books of fashion aaimal-haman hybrids, cMId. accepted as a Hving gift of the timesing of embryos and die plant­ Tho document ^rges government divine Coodnsss and must be Japan’s Kyodo News Ssrviee, The New Hartford Republican only 3 percent of the businesaes that quotW unidentified Laoltan sour- outttned a Mx-point profram toatep are supposed to turnover sales and ing of human embryos tn arttflelM aodtorities and iegMattwe to be brooeR up wMh love,” It says. But and animal uteruaes. watchAil of new blotnedfcal tech- Vatican officials stressed this eeo, sMd Monday’s exploslou was up criminal prooecudon and in- use taxes to die state, Groppo said caused by a bomb and oecurrud 11 creaae penaMea for tax evasion. Monday. Groppo said he would like The Vatican position was con­ niques because **an uncontrMfod should not be Interpreted as dw tained ia a 4S-|Mve doenmeat api^cation of such techniques church’s retroactive approval of a hours before Sbevardsndse was “The average Connecticut family to review the books of every approved by Pope John Paul n and could lead to unforeseeable and moraBy iBict means used for dw scheduled to vtalt dW cuRund ia paying an extra 9IM a year to the business in the state at least once written by the Congregation for the damaging'^ consequences tor civB chM’sbirdi. center in Viemiane. Thp somees state beepuae the Department of every three years. Doctrine of the Faitb, the Vatican’s society.” The document says prenatal srero quoted by Kyodo as sayhM life Revenue Servicea re f u ^ to pursue Smith’s proposals, most of which Mu9h guardian and promoter of Roman R iqiecifleally cMIs on govern­ diagaoais la permissible if the bomb vras set to ^ off at 6 p.m. but a vigorous tax-enforcement pol­ would require legislative action, CathoUc orthodoxy. ments to ondaw sperm and embryo methoefo used safeguard the life went off prematurely at 9 a.m. icy,” Smith said in a statement include separating the tax depart­ A dog sl0d team races across the East Cove of participated in the second annual Maine State Dog Sled It is entitfod "InstnictiMi on banks and surrogate modwrhood, and integrity of the embryo and the Ri Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Moiiday. ment’s criminal investigations unit Moosehead Lake in QreenvHle, Maine, recently as Races. Respect for Human Life in its saying such techidques cotrtd lead mother. Gennady Gerasimov mid, "We Smith’s proposal follows recent Origin and on die Dignity ot to "a system of radteal eugenics,” . "But tMs (Bagnosis is gravely only have .qtote prelinrinary iirfor- from the ciyil collections unit, to I dozens of teams from throughout New England comments by Tax Commissioner make each stronger; barring delin­ Procreation — Replies to Certain or the attempt to Improve the opposed to dw moral law when it is mation that there was anexploeton John G. Groppo that state taxes quent companies from doing busi­ Questions of die Day.” human species through die Control «foiw with the dwt^ht of possIMy tqdw center of the city. Webaveno could be cut in half if Connecticut ness with the state until they have Vatican officials, who spoke on of heretHtary factors in matiw- inducing an abortion deiwnding information as to causes and recouped op to 91 billion a year he paid their taxes; and an amnesty condition of anonymity, said any According to the document, sur­ upon the results,” it adds. results.” estimated is being lost to tax program followed by an aggressive Roman Catholic who "willingy and rogate motherhood "offonds the Central to the Vatican’s reason­ He mid Shevardnadze bad left cheaters. Burning trash could cause cancer later knowingly” violates the (Srectives dignity of the right of the cMM to be ing are two principles espoused by Laos for Cambodia, the next stop on collection campaijp^ win be committing sin. conceived, carried in the womb, the church — that the life of every Groppo, who became tax com­ Wott Qdrman Cardinal Joaaph Ratzinger of Munich, the Ms Southeast Asian tour. Smith also wants to add M more The docurnem denounces fertili­ brought into the world and browdit hqman being must be respected H w Soviet Union and Lam, in a missioner in 1995, acknowledged criminal investigators in the tax By Tho Assoclotod Pross gan Monday in Hartford and an average lifetime of about 70 In addition to setting emission zation through third parties such as up by Ms own parents.” , from the moment of conception, Vatican's chief heresy-fighter, answers questions at the Joint communique on Shevard­ last week that criminal investiga­ department and to publish the Wallingford. yars, said the study by Fred C. Hart levels, the regulations would pro­ doctors and bioiogists, which it said The document says the church is and that the only acceptable way to Vatican today on a 40-gage document that condemns nadze’s visit, today declared their tio n have been de-empbasixed names of people arrested for tax. EmistioiM from burning trash at The propoMd regulations would Associates, a New York consulting vide for testing emissions for the "establishes die domination of against ad forms of test-tube birdn give birth to a cMM is through test-tube births, surrogate motherhood and experimen­ reaMiami, president­ declined comment on the decision. violated their discretion, Biel mid. But Monday’s ruling allows more hearings to determine whether Ms. Tho Associated Press day that his trial in Bridgeport a memorandum from former CIA unfair to go after people and jail Business lobby wants balance elect of the American Immigration The court, by a 6-3 vote, made it Federal law gives the attorney lenient treatment for asylum cams, Cardom-Fonseca In fact has a federal court be delayed until the Director William Casey to Vice. them for things that are said to be a Lawyers Association, said at Mon­ easier for Illegal allena to renlain in general the ultimate my In deciding which are covered by a different well-founded fear of persecution. BRIDGEPORT - The Central CIA and NSC respond to defense Adm. John Poindexter, former NSC threat to the national security, HARTFORD — The state’s largest business IcHbbying group day’s high court decision. "Hope­ tMs country by ruling they need when asylum is granted. In prac­ provision of the law than In other actions, the court; Intelligence Agency and the Na­ subpeonas for documents. Jury; director, dated July 26, I9M, when the National Security (Coun­ said Connecticut businesses considering drug tests for fully, the previous ideological M- only show “a well-founded fear” tice, Immigration lawyers mid, deportation. —Ruled, by a 9-4 vote in a New tional Security Council were to send selection had been set to start entitled, "American Hostages.” cil) is doing the same thing.” employees must balance individual privacy with the employer’s ams in the selection ot applicants they will be persecuted If forced to that power Is delegated to the INS. The ruling Is a preliminary Hampshire cam that criminal representatives and attorneys to a Monday, but was postponed until Durrani’s attorneys said the "Durrani said be reasonably responsibility to provide a safe work place. for asylum now will be open to return home. The asylum decision was praised victory (or Luz Marina Cardoza- su sp ^s sometimes may be asked hearing here today, as the govern­ next Monday. memorandum concerns prospects believed he was approached by the "Clearly drug abuse creates safety hazards on tbejob for users challenge.” The administration had argued by the Rev. John Fife of Tucson, Fonmea, who came to this country to give up -the right to sue ment pursues its case against a for freeing American hostages In U.S. government to get these parts and their co-workers and cripples a company’s ability to provide Kurzban mid refmees from such that applicants for asylum should Ariz., a sanctuary movement from Nicaragua in 1979 and re­ authorities In return for having the Pakistani national accused of ille­ Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly recessed return for deliveries of I^wk because the goverment didn’t have the public with safe products and services," John R. Rathgeber, countries as Haiti, El Salvador and have to show "a clear probaMllty” leader convicted last year in a mained in the San Francisco area, charges against them dropped. gally exporting missile parts to Monday's hearing on the subpeonas missile parts to Iran and concludes them,” Bloss added. executive vice president of the Connecticut Business and Guatemala stand to benefit from of persecution. federal allen-smuggling case. overstaying her vim. She since has —Said, In a new relaxation of the Iran, a M oral prosecutor said. until today after listening briefly to that further deliveries should be Industry Association, said Monday. the ruling. Eric R. Biel, a Washington "It sounds like our position for six moved to Nevada. "exclusionary rule,” that evidence Assistant U.S. Attorney Holly arguments. made. Durrani is charged with two Immigration officials have attorney who represented civil years has been vindicated by the Ms. Cardoza-Fonseca, 33, applied need not be excluded from a trial "But the hazards can differ widely because of work setting and rights groups In the case, said, his when police act under a state law Fitxsimmons said the CIA and NSC Fitzsimmons asked the court to counts of exporting weapons with­ the nature of a business’ products or services,” he said. viewed with skepticism claims by Supreme Court," he mid. "It (or asylum on the grounds the leftist offidals would be in Bridgeport reject the subpoenas, contending Another document requested was out a license and one count of those refugees that they are fleeing clients were "delighted,” but they sounds like a real setback for the Sandinista government in Nicara­ subsequently declared unconstitu­ CBIA, which represents 6,300 Connecticut businesses, put were waiting to see how the current administration.” tional. federal court to respond to defense they were too broad and saying it an April 16, 1986 memorandum exporting without a registration. together a set of guidelines for Its members to use when drugs political oppression. gua would retaliate against her attorney requests for documents on would take six months to search for from Lt. Col. Oliver North, one of ‘The defense on Monday asked testing Is being considered. U.S. arms shipments to Iran. all documents. But she amended Poindexter’s aides, stating in part that one charge of exporting Arif A. Durrani, a Pakistani arms her argument after Durrani’s attor­ that, "we have a problem on our weapons and the charge of export­ CBIA said drug-testing policies should be established after dealer, has maintained that he was neys submitted a list for only 14 side that over 90 of the parts now do ing without a registration be input has been collected from a wide range of employees and, Syrian troops raid part of the government’s efforts to documents. She said she would not appear to be in stock...” dismissed. Attorneys also asked when possible, experts. exchange arms for American hos­ have to find out how long it would Durrani has claimed in court that a bond be set Int he case. tages held in Lebanon when he was take.to get the material. documents that he met with North. Durrani wasbeing held In Bridge­ HY DID I SWITCH BANKS? arrested Oct. 3, 19M. The 37-year- Fitzsimmons said CIA and NSC North Is the former NSC aide port state jail Monday. He has been State can’t bar release of reports American University old Durrani operated an aircraft would be in court on today "to dismissed for his role in the Iran jailed since his arrest. NOTHING PERSONAL. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING PERSONAL. parts business in Westlake Village, narrow the scope of the subpoena so arms scandal. - Daly didn’t rule on the dismissal HARTFORD — Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman has IVi announced that the Inspector general cannot bar state agencies By Mohammed Salam The university has been plagued If service is something you take personally, maybe it’s time for you to switch banks, too. lb COMFED Savings Bank. Calif. we can go forward.” William M. Bloss, an attorney for and bond motions. 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The Syrians have since closed 75 t "The dorms are full of weapons,” militia offices in Moslem west The search committee named Monday will be headed by said one American University of Beirut, killed 38 militiamen and Alberto Ibarguen, a vice president and assistant to the publisher Beirut professor. The professor, confiscated many weapons. of Newsday and a former senior vice president of The Hartford who spoke on condition of anonym­ The Syrian deployment was Third win ever so sweet: $1.8 miilion Courant. ity, said he did not know whether requested by five Moslem Leba­ O’Meill dismissed Lopes and Deputy Commissioner James L. any weapons were seized by the nese leaders including Prime Min­ NEWINGTON (AP) - A woman money In 20 annual Installments of sleep,” said Mrs. Petrowski, 36. arrive at the Lottery Headquarters. Singer after the governor’s legal staff concluded that Lopes had Syrians. ister Rashid Karami and House who won a Lotto prize three weeks 990,420. The Petrowskis live in Ridgefield The Wallingford resident works as failed to pursue allegations that a doctor working for the Those arrested were linked with Speaker Hussein Husselnl. In a row has claimed her biggest The third ticket holder had not yet with their two daughters, Christine, a licensed practical nurse at the Department of Correction was trading drugs for sexual favors political parties on cqmpus. Many Syria, the main power broker In jackpot as one of three winners of a come forward, said Lottery Chief J. 8, and Jennifer 9. Petrowski, 39, is Skyview Convalescent Home. from inmates. Lebanese political parties are Lebanon, maintains 18,000 troops In 99.6 million Lotto jackpot. Blaine Lewis, Jr. marketing manager (or Novo La­ Bowman, who bought her quick Lopes Is remaining as acting commissioner until a connected to militias, as are some eastern and northern provinces "I’ve won three Fridays in a Robert and Marie Petrowski boratories in Wilton. pick ticket at the Goodrich Package replacement is found. under a 1976 Arab League mandate. row,” Lena Bowman, 46, said at were the first to contact the Except (or splurging on a new store in Wallingford, plans to buy a politically active students. Lottery headquarters Monday. Connecticut State Lottery officials. dream boat, Petrowski, who bought new car with some of her winnings. The governor said he hoped the committee, which includes "The first Friday I won 931. Last They say they didn’t discover they his ticket at the Ridgefield Stop ft She said the one she recently bought criminal Justice and corrections officials, would have recom­ 9 mendations in the next several months. Friday I won 960. Now It’s 91-3 were winners until Sunday. Shop, said he plan to Invest the was a "lemon" that has been sitting Drivers using drugs million!,” she said. "I guess we’re just as happy we money safely. in her front yard. The winning numbers were 12-21- ■Bowman and the other two didn’t see the numbers Friday Bowman, who lives in Walling­ By H. JoMf Hebert committee In support for random winners will receive their prize night, we would have lost a lot of ford, was the second winner to 29-32-39-40. Tha Attoclated Press drug testing in the transportation Man arratted after body found industry. DEEP RIVER — A New London man was arrested on a murder WASHINGTON — Abodt three in The Senate Commerce Commit­ charge today after he was found In the back of a'van with a dead 10 commercial truck drivers may tee plans to vote on legislation that FBI and police ready to talk about heist woman, state police reported. use drugs that could have a would require random drug testing A state police trooper on routine patrol spotted the van parked "potential for abuse” and pose of thousands of airline and railroad the tape or its relevance to the case The guards were ordered to along Route 0 northbound. at 3; 40 a.m., a state police safety concerns, an insurance industry employees. Some suppor­ WEST HARTFORD (AP) - The police headquarters. ters of the bill want the testing to be FBI and local police were prepared The FBI said Monday it would were released. throw their weapons under the spokeswoman said. When the trooper looked inside the vehicle he group says after It conducted release to the news media copies of The noontime robbery of truck and the robbers, wearing found Johnnie Wynn, 31, with the body, the spokeswoman said. random tests on drivers along an expanded to include commercial today tosllBcuss their Investigation truck and bus drivers as well. into last week’s armed robbery of a taped telephone conversation Ip 91,099,000 occurred last Wednesday bandannas and sunglasses, fled Wynn was to be arraigned today. Interstate Mghway. the hope that someone will recog­ as a Loomis Armored Inc. truck with several bags of cash, police Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., the more than a million dollars from an State police declined to identify the victim and provide further The Insurance Institute (or High­ committee’s ranking Republican, prmored truck at a Bank of Boston nize the recorded voices. backed up to the rear door of the said. details. way Safety said that of the 900 truck But the agency said the converfa- batik. As three' security guards Bank employees were unaware of said the Insurance group’s findings Connecticut branch office. drivers who agreed to undergo provide "dear and convincing The law ofRcals were scheduled tion may have been a diversionary unloaded bags of cash, three the robbery, but numerous con­ testing, nearly a third showed action to throw authorities oft the gunmen jum p^ the guards, police struction wooers at a site next door evidence” that commercial truck to discuss the robbery at a 1 p.m. Wife rescue husband from attackers evidence of some drug in their and bus drivers should be subject to 7 news conference at West Hartford trail of suspects. No other details of said. witnessed the crime. system that easily could be abused. the same testing requirements as WESTPORT — A woman came to the rescue of her husband as In 17 percent of the drivers, those people who operate aircraft he was being attacked by two men outside the couple’s home traces of an Illegal drug, usually or trains. Judge to make decision on nursing home when she fired four shots from a pistol, wounding one of the marijuana, were found, the Insu­ Transportation Secretary Elisa­ assailants, police said. ^ rance group said. beth Dole has urged Congress to HARTFORD (AP) - A Superior Crossing Skilled Nursing Care and its administrators have failed on membership In the New England Police refused to identify the couple. The woundra man, Brian Brian O’Neill, the group’s presi­ enact legislation that would require Court judge was expected to Facility will be put Into to properly care for the patients Health Care Employees Union, Hannon of West Haven, who was shot in the neck, was listed in dent, cautioned that it is difficult random drug testing for aviation announce today whether control of receivership. since Feb. II, when about 90 District 1199. fair condition Monday ■ after undergoing surgery, said a from tite tests to determine pre­ and railroad employees Involved In an Old Saybrook nursing home ^11 Officials of the state Department workers went on strike. The health During testimony Monday, a spokeswoman at Bridgeport Hospital. cisely how recently drugs may have safety related Jobe. be be given to an outside consultant of Health Services and the attorney department has monitored Harbor department Inspector said the most Hannon and his companion, Paaquale DePalmer of Bridge­ b m used by the drivers, but he But Mrs. Dole has said sinnilar In the wpke of allegations of general’s office requested that Crossing dally since the strike recent Inspection of the home, port, were charged with second-degree assault, and bond for both said the teats showed that in about federal requirements In the track­ improper patient care and under- control of the home be turned over began. conducted Sunday, showed no code was set at 990,000, police said. 90 percent of the drivers tested ing Industry would be vlrtuaUy staffing at the facility. to an outside consultant because of Workers at the facility are violations. A clerk in Norwalk Superior Court said DePalmer did not pay there were drugs present "with the impossIMe to enforce since much of CENTItAL CONNECnCUrOFFICES: Coventry Roate 31.742-7321 • Monchetlcr (S) 23 Mein St., 647-0668,1007 Mein St., «49- 4M6. J u d ^ Arnold W. Aronson was health code violations at the home. demanding that Usti and the his bond and was being held in the Bridgeport Correctional potential for abuse.” that industry consists of independ­ K-Mart Plu«,S4S-3007 • Glutonkory "Inside ' Fmnk'i Supermerket, 633 7655 - Sooth WliidiOT 290«kl«nd Road, 644-2484 expected to announce his ruling this The state claims that Albert administrators allow them to unio­ The two-day hearing ended Facility. Hm findings were expected to be ent driver-operators who could not OfTHER CONNECTICUT OFFICES: Boat Haven. Haaden. Milford. New Haven. Weit Haven Member FSLK. An Eqnal Hmitinf Lender. afternoon on whether Harbor LittI, the nursinc home’s owner nise. They have petitioned to vote Monday. ralaod today before a Senate be tested eadly. I • - WANCMB>yy wnm A.Twtw.iiwc> It. my MAWCMOTER M O m A JiWtfMr. MifCh M, m i ~ 7 X OPINION V.S./WoM In BHnf Search begins for survivors of quake M ■v itrgle Corresce through bridges, burled roads and retired army Oen. Antonio Moral, Oion« laytr M ng d#ttroy«d The Associated Press devastated many villages In the said he could not guess at tbe Amazon basin east.of the spine-llke number of casualtfos In the pro­ WASmNOTON — Sdentiata are warning Congress that QUITO, Ecuador — Rescue mountain range running the leMdh vince, home to about 109,000 peepie.^ there_la no sdentlflc certainty that chemicals are workers searched a sea trf brown Time to end S i k.\' of the country. “An evaluation is Impossible, deriroying the Earth’s vital ozone layer, there Is far too much at mud In eastern Ecuador for survi­ "There are hundreds of dead,” risk to wait for absolute proof. vors of giant mudslides that en­ Jorge Gonzalez, a aehior adminis­ given that the landslides are so iM T C ia . Jack _ “We have to take action sometime sooti,” said Dr. Donald tombed villages, burled buses and trator In Napo province, said In a enormous that they prevent the killed hundreds of people after a movement of earth (to rescue or finance folly HeaUi of the National Aeronautics and Space Admlnlriratlon’s telephone Interview with The Asso­ recover victime),” he said. ased poison are missing from the British ferry that House office. He added. “The chief of staff tenure as chief of staff. today’s 12-year-olds will be the victims of Commission on Children and Youth. It was a very bomb, which he must do before Congress can certainly has a right to take a look dewribed as “the Boy Scouts run by OH! ... what I wouldn’t give capsized off the Belgian coast, the tendon Times reported today. Fitzwater said Baker is looking at at the organization and the struc­ WMIe not ruling out further the Natl party.” He said Monday interesting editorial and a view that I do share. approve further aid. Meanwhile, Transport Secretary John Moore told the House of violent crimes at some time in their lives, The youth commission has lost its effectiveness To see, sweaty sneakers, on the floor numerous organizational options ture and the people in It, and come Changes, Fitzwater said Baker the episode played no part In his “OUR HOUSE”, seems so empty While concluding that the drug situation in Commons on Monday that British authorities are checking ferry according to a study released this week by the over the last several years because the youth of Pakistan is much worse under civilian rule, the and that the position of communica- to the best d^sions he can for the “iBdn’t indicate when or if, even. decision to leave. Justice Department. Not, like it was, before. loading-door mechanisms and have adopted new safety rules Manchester, with few exceptions. Just do not want to House study makes clear that corruption was because of the accident Friday night. In which as many as 134 Half will be victimized more than once, and participate as members of this body. You are also Al Morgan pervasive under martial law as well. Here are people were killed. Cardinal criticizes for black males, the odds of becoming a right .that the present commission does not have a Wit and Wisdom Writers Clab some highlights of the committee staff’s The London Times quoted officials with Smit Tak, the Dutch three-time victim of violent crime are nearly charge. Poem of the Month tor February investigations in Pakistan; salvage company working to right the half-submerged ferry, as priest curiosity At the commission meeting on Feb. 20,1 expressed ■ Most of the opium/heroin now produced in saying it had heard reports that some trucks on the vessel were even. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Cardinal For older Americans, the statistics are less concern that the commission was not dealing with Southwest Asia is “either refined or transiting c a rtin g cargoes containing dioxin, a highly toxic chemical. PromptCare issues such as the fact that there is no shelter in our through Pakistan” But corruption at all levels of 'The paper said Belgian Environment Minister Miet Smet John O’Connor said Monday there’s grim. The chances of becoming a victim of town for homeless people under the age of 10, and do not want adults involved with their dealings, kind government is so widespread that officials in dented there was dioxin on the ferry but said there were other “an almost moihid curiosity” violent crime diminish with age, according to of like that old imaginary generation gap .imaginary about priests and sex in the wake of there is no other town commission that is dealing Islamabad can do nothing to curb the dope trqffic. toxic substances, including a cyanide-based poison. ■reports that some clerics may have ISHERE. the Justice Department study. with the issue of alcohol and drug abuse. The alcohol because it only exists if we let it exist. ■ As an “egregious example” of corruption, the contracted AIDS. But if the statistics are accurate, today’s and drug abuse issue is the most pressing issue Board of Directors Secretary Steve Cassano also investigators cited the case of two military officers O’Connor made his comments at youngsters have little reason to look forward facing the children and youth of today. has a good idea: Twice yearly, some of the members who “were arrested with oyer 900 kilos of heroin, Arkansas folns Super Tuesday states a news conference with the bishops to tomorrow. Many of them face a future My concern seemed to be pushed aside as not of the Board of Directors and Board of Education yet managed to ‘escape’ subsequently from heavy of New York state’s seven other important. As theonly youth appointee in attendance could get together for a youth forum which would guard protection.” LITTLE ROCK, Ark.'— Gov. BiH'Ginton signed legislation on Catholic diocese. BACKEDBYA where fear of crime may leave little room for at this meeting, I seemed not to be heard. give the town children and youth the ability to ■ Economic reality makes corruption inevitable. Monday that would make Arkansas a participant in the Super The Roman Catholic leaders the Joys of freedom. ’The idea of turning the entire commission over to express their concerns. An ordinary police officer earns about $100 a month Tuesday primaries of 1988. were in the state capital for their the youth is a good one, but not as a town commission. In summary, the commission should be abolished — but can make $2,000 a shot simply by ignoring a The bill changes the date of Arkansas’ political primaries in first Joint public policy forum, a 67YEARTRAE*nON The students of Manchester should unite and form a in favor of a coalition of student governments that drug-traffic offense. 1988 from the last Tuesday in May to the second Tuesday in conference that attracted nearly Letters to the editor would still have an effective voice, and ayouth forum March. 2,000 people. coalition of student governments that may be heard ■ Even with the best will in the world. Pakistani While the Roman Catholic leader more effectively. This coalition could have a liaison twice a year so that the members of the Board of Sen. Paul Benham, a Democrat and the bill’s sponsor, said 13 (SCARING ’The Mancheater Herald welcomes original letters police are hampered by the legal system. “They said the mediu’s coverage of the to the Parks and Recreation Commission, which Directors and Board of Education could get part of cannot testify in a trial,” the study notes, “there other Southern states plus Missouri have agreed to hold to the editor. presidential primaries on the same date next year as part of an church is generally fair, O’Connor ’ Letters should be brief and to the point. ’They seems appropriate because the majority of the their charge from and town children and youth. are no conspiracy or asset-seizure laws, (the said that “right now, there’s what recommendations that the commission has been police) have no guns, prosecutors are effort to get presidential aspirants to pay more attention to the seems to me to be an almost morbid should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease Souta. In editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be making have been of an actjvity nature. It also Michael E.Pohl unsophisticated, they receive low pay. bail is curiosity about the actual and Youth Member, Manchester Clinton has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the alleged sexual practices of our signed with name, address and daytime telephone seems, from comments inade by the adult easy.” Furthermore, a "clearly defined caste Democratic presidential nomination in 1988. So has U.S. Sen. commission members, that the youth of Manchester Commission on Children and Youth system (puts) influential drug traffickers at the top priests.” number (for verification). Dale Bumpers, an Arkansas Democrat. “If I believe some of the newspap­ and policemen at the bottom.” The drug lords are When the bill was introduced, it would have established only a ers and some of the articles I read. widely regarded as immune from the law. presidential primary on the 1988 date, but state officials said an I’d fear for my safety here right ■ Extradition of dope dealers to the United election costs about $1 million and there was no reason to spend now because I’m sitting with seven States for prosecution has been hampered by that much money on a primary for a single race. That led to the other Mshops who have nothing in Trouble with the case against Deaver incredible ignorance — in Washington. Last May, revision of the legislation to shift all Arkansas’ primaries to that mind but to assault me sexually,” State Department officials told the Foreign Affairs date. O’Connor said. “And that’s the kind Committee that no U.S.-Pakistan extradition of absurdity that’s being bandied I’m second to no one when it comes to Jumping to You have no right to a lawyer if you’re called about in some sectors of the press unfavorable conclusions about the Reagan treaty exists. In fact, the study points out, such a Federal agents make drug arrest lift*’'' before a grand Jury. You can be compelled to treaty has been on the books for nearly 40 years, now.” administration and everybody in it. I always testify, in effect, against yourself. Fifth and was updated in the 1970s. NEW YORK — Federal agents arrested the chauffeur for the M, NCHESTER PROMPTCARE IS assume the worst: the worst motives, the sleaziest v Amendment or not, and then, as in Deaver’s case, Norwegian ambassador to the United Nations on Monday, or the most politically fanatical reasons for Nicholas your testimony can be used as evidence to indict MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (X)NVEN1ENT Military charging that he sold cocaine by tbe pound fron^tbe • AUTO everything they do. Yet the case against Michael 'mm and try you. ambassador’s official car. ' has provided the East-of-the- PromptCare is open from 9 a .m. Deaver is deeply troubling. Voa Hoffhiaii Die grand Jury, as it is used today, serves no If you’ve wondered how the Pentfigon has such The driver was arrested with two other men in the 1980 Lincoln • HOMEOWNERS River community with supe­ to9p.m .,7daysa week. After- Deaver, who has been with the Reagans for purpose but to ftirther prosecutorial terror. A clout on Capitol Hill, part of the answer is the Continental when he pulled up allegedly to deliver a pound of rior, innovative care since 1919. hours care for minor illnesses years, functioning somewhere between family grand Jury can go on for months during which time 30-odd members of Congress who are retired cocaine to undercover agents, authorities said. • U FE Now, PromptCare continues and injuries is available through retainer and walker, was the deputy chief of staff in you may be called before it again and again at reserve or regular military officers — and get None of the men have diplomatic immunity, said Robert that tradition by offering walk- PromptCare at Manchester the H < ^tal Emergency the White House back in the days before Don Regan h o rre n ^ s cost to Die victim. A prosecutor with pension checksto prove it. House Speaker Jim Strang, spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration. INSURANCE Memorial Hospital. Department at the same fee. muscle-brained his way into power. When Deaver little imagination and not much more persistence Wright, D-Texas, for example, draws $551 a month He said the ambassador and his staff were not involved in the in care in the security of a hos­ left the White House, he did as so many who leave questions to catch this man by trapping him. None can put a person into bankruptcy by pursuing him as a reserve Air Force lieutenant colonel; the affair. pital setting. PROMPTCARE IS that place do, regardless of who is president; he set of this perjury stuff would have come into existence with a grand Jury which never gets around to biggest military pension goes to Sen. John McCain Ambassador Tom Vraalsen was off duty Monday, said his Let us help you For routine illnesses and AFFORDABLE injuries, you'll feel confident himself up in the influence-peddling business and, if it weren’t for suspicions about Deaver’s lobbying voting an Indictment. III, R-Ariz., whose disability pay as a retired secretary, Grete Ranberg. manage your Our basic exam and treatment^ “He won’t be happy,” she said, adding that Gie chauffeur had knowing the all-inclusive in the process, he is alleged by some to have broken activities. It all stems from the lobbying, and, if regular Navy captain is $2,910 a month. Rep. fM is $40.'There will be addi­ the laws which prohibit former high government DEAVER IS CHALLENGING the constitutional­ Charles Bennett, D-Fla., ah infantry veteran, been woricing for the mission since before she started work there resources of your community Deaver didn’t violate the lobbying statutes, even if personal tional chaiges for more compli­ officials from lobbying their old bosses. he cut it as thin as you can without breaking the ity of the special prosecutor. Well, we’ll leave that returns his $1,910 monthly disability pension to the in 1982. hospital are there if your con­ insurance needs. cated care, certain procedures It was against this background that a special law, then the perjury accusations are a put-up Job. for the lawyers to split hairs over at $200 an hour, Treasury, and Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I.,^ gives his dition warrants more serious and supplies. And no up-front prosecutor was appointed under the Ethics in We can’t start convicting people because they but Denver’s opponents are pointing out that it was $8,070 annual Coast Guard pension to charity. Saudi butintttman mitia attention. payment is necessary - we'n Government Act to look into Deaver’s conduct and skated on thin ice or because th ^ have he who called for the special prosecutor in the first For non-emeigencies, from NEW YORK — Adnan Khashoggi, the Saudi businessman who ik- Betf rafMr gladly bill you or your insur­ bring charges if the facts warrant them. After. irremediable sleazoid tendencies or because they place. Without adoubt, when he did so. Deaver helped finance the sale of arms to Iran, says he played “games sore throats to sprained ankles, much investigating, special prosecutor Whitney must have supposed tbe prosecutor would look into feom to eempenhs ance company. spurn commonly accepted ethics. People should within Karnes” with U.S. officials, misleading them about tbe PromptCare provides you with North Seymour (Isn’t that name simply redolent only go to Jail for seriously breaking serious laws, the lobbying charges. Die perjury stuff came affair. The New Yoik Dmes reported today. with old-line respectability?) is set to ask a federal not because they got tricked and trapped. Die galloping out of left field. the quality care you've always IChasboKKi. in an interview in his Paris apartment, said he Call or Stop in counted on from Mambester grand Jury to indict Michael Deaver on four counts Jail-cell shortage is too severe for us to start It might have remained in left field, had it not ^atirltpstrr lirra(^ concocted a story about a group of angry Canadian investors to JH^MPTCAREI^ of perjury arising out of his testimony about his offering free room and board to dubious, hairline been for the Iran-contra mess, which Deaver had Memorial Hospital. ,Vnd with Founded In 1M1 get the Reagan administration to reimburse Mm for a $10 million and see us. ACCESSIBLE lobbying activities before a House committee and cases. nothing to do with, but which he may suffer for contribution to a $15 million arms sale last May. PromptCare, ik> appointment for iying to a federal grand Jury. becauseof his assoctatlon with Reagan. This is a is necessary. IVomptCareisi^ PEN N Y M SIEFFEU T .. He also said he toyed with FBI officials by telling them his frightening time for Reaganauts suspected of ...... PiibUclMr financial records were buried In the sand under seven bills in the When you need convenient, at Manchester) THE GRAND JURY PART of the Deaver OOUQLAS A BEVINS ...... Em outlv* EdHor OUVER-ZUCCARDT e ALL OF THIS has an unpleasant odor. If Michael indictment is particularly worrisome. The grand ' money hanky-panky. Dw ferocity of the animus ALEXANDER QIRELU ...... AMOdaw EdRof Saudi AraMan desert. The FBI took him seriously and wrote the affordable medical care, you Hospitalon Armory Street, off Deaver violated the lobbying laws, he should be Jury is a fearsome instrument. Whatever it was against Deaver has grown these past weeks Saudi ambassador in Washington to try to recover the records, Insuranca Agency deserve the walk-in facility with PHxnptCare Main Street. Plenty <3f parking prosecuted for violating the lobbying laws. What’s once intenM to do, the modem grand Jury, because of the foreign-policy rat’s nest Reagan DENISE A ROBERTS . Ad¥*«iMng Olrdolor Khashoggi said. 767 Main Street the unique hospital location - WALK-IN Medical CENTER ckrseby. this perjury stuff? It reeks of trickery, of Mpecially the modem federal grand Jury, Is a form allowed hie subordinates to construct in the back of MARK F ABRAITIS ...... BuUndM Manie«r “As best we can tell from Khashoggi,” an anMentified federal A'l MANtrHhSTl k Ml MtlKIAl. HOSI’ITAl SHELDON COHEN Com poding M «nie«r law-enforcement official told the Dmes, “Ms records might be In Manchester prosecutors finding they don’t have enough of legal punishment and torture which a prosecutor the White House. Be that as it may .Reagan’s R O B E R T H H U BB A R D .. Pr««ratft?v Manigdr evidence to get the guy on a substantive charge but can visit on anybody and, against it, we are ail sleepy dereliction of duty is no excuse for a JE A N N E O FRO M ERTH . CIrouW lon Mdfil gdr the dunes of AraMa, and they migM be on the daik s i ^ of the 643-9555 have found some cunning way of phrasing the defenseless. lynching.

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My total worth Is a 990,000 taking on any risk, the natural certificate of depoelt from which 1 When enough has accumulated, I I know I should move !ome of the advice from this corner is to keep receive 9977 Interest a month. purchase a long-term certificate of money out of the MMDAa, but I your money in CDs. The only deposit. cannot take any riaka. I need more alternative absolutely free from My CD will mature in January ¥ Hall aamt club mambarthip Income, but I am in a quandary as any possible risk would be U.8. 1999. Should I renew It then? I know Is this a good way to do this, or Is to continuing with the CDs or Treasury bills or Treasury notes Randall R. Hall of 209-Main St. has earned memberebip la Interest rates will not be as high at there^ better way? Lutheran Brotherhood’s im Leaders’ aub. Investing elsewhere. If I stay with and bonds with short maturities. that time: CDa, would It be wise to lock up my Indeed, it would be wise to put The Leaders' Club Is one of the fraternal benefit sodety’e top ANSWER: It Is a good way. sales honors. Representatives qualify for memberMilp baaed en money (or more than one year? most of your money Into CDs with ANSWER: For aafety sake, There are no ifs, ands or huts about maturities longer than one year. which should be your prime con­ sales of Insurance and Investment products to Lutberane. that. Lutheran Brotherhood and Its subsidiaries offer life and health ANSWER: You most certainly The reason Is simple. The longer cern, you really don’t have much There are many other ways, should get most of your money out the maturity, the higher the Inter­ choice. 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But keep about Interest semiannually and It’s clear commission charge and which savings and loan association. 910,000 in an MMDA as an emer­ you depend on the monthly interest holds stocks with past performance LONDON — The dollar rose againat most major currendea in By dividing your money among gency reserve. checks. and future potential for increasing two banks, and/or SALs, you can Europe early today In moderately active trading. Gold steadied As each CD comes due, roll it over Evpf, thniivh most gurus are in value. at around 9M9 after slipping in Hong Kong. Currency traders In West Germany and Italy attributed the dollar’s rise to technical factors and growing optimism that tba USAir reaches agreement with Piedmont U.S. economy could be In better shape than previously thought. But the dollar met resistance at about 1.0990 West German NEW YORK (AP) - USAIr announced Monday representa one outstanding, sweetened over two temporary restraining order pre­ marks, triggering some selling of the currency, traders said. By Oroup Inc., fighting to elude the of the last remaining possible earlier offers of cash and securi­ venting TWA Chairman Carl C. midmorning, the U.S. currency was trading at 1.1990 marka, up takeover grasp of Trans World mergers among big independent ties. Their merger would form the Icahn from acquiring additional from Monday’s rate of 1.8509 marks. Airlines, has reached an agreement airlines In the rapidly consolidating nation’s seventh-largest airline, USAir shares. The dollar edged up in Tokyo, closing at 193.99 Japanese yen, to buy Piedmont Aviation Inc. for business. with about 7 percent of the market. Icahn, who has offered to buy compared with 193.79 yen Monday. The dollar waa quoted at 91.99 billion and is challenging Under the agreement, USAir will At the same time In Pittsburgh, USAir for 91.68 billion, said Friday 199.80 yen In London later today. TWA’i purchase of USAir stock. pay 999 in Cash for each of USAIr’s major hqb, U.S. District that TWA owned IS percent of The USAIr-Pledmont agreement Piedmont's 23.1 million shares Judge Maurice Cohlll issued a USAIr's common stock . Chrysler buyout plan wins analysts’ praise

By Janet Braunstein debt and other obligations, includ­ The Associated Press ing unfunded pensions and legal contingencies. In return, it’s re­ DETROIT — Chrysler Corp.’s ceiving a business with questiona­ proposed 91.91 billion buyout of ble prospects,” the service said. ailing American Motors Corp. will Chrysler, with 49 plants in the give the nation’s No. 3 automaker shelter fixm your United States, Canada and Mexico, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Something more dealer outlets, manufactur­ would gain 18 AMC plants in the ' y that could be potentially profitable ing capacity and AMC’s prised line ( % u r United States and Canada, along might slip through your fingers today of Jeeps. with an estimated 1,300 AMC ^ r t h d a y because of the indifferent manner in "The real Jewel Is the Jeep which It's handled. dealerships. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) People whose business. It’s highly profitable, a Chrysler, which has 98,000 hourly WadnMday, March 11, IN? assistance you need today may instead good product and there’s nothing workers, would add 10,000 AMC put obstructions in your path if they like It In the Chrysler lineup,” said hourly employees to its workforce. A substantial amount of your attention think you are treating them poorly. David Healy, an auto industry However, Chrysler probably would in the year ahead will be focused upon VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Don't use analyst at Drexel Burnham Lam­ lay off many of AMC’s nearly 10,000 sideline enterprises. It they are handled tactics today based upon motives that bert Inc. in New York. white-collar workers, Ms. Keller correctly, you'll have a lot to cheer are not up to your highest standards. Chrysler, which bounced back said. about. You won't get away with anything If you under chairman Lee lacocca from “Cost-cutting is something they PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Treat co- try to be coy. near collapse in the 1070s, an­ do very quickly and very effec­ worKers with kid gloves today, especial­ LWRA (Bepl. 23-Oct. 23) If you're not nounced Monday It has agreed to ly one who will have a chip on his or her as prudent as you should be today in tively,” she said, adding that shoulder and will be looking for some­ managing your resources, a loss might assume 9767 million in AMC debt eliminating white-collar Jobs is the thing about which to growl. Major occur which can be avoided. Be a penny and buy both Renault’s interest in easiest way to cut costs. changes are ahead for Pisces in the pincher. AMC and all outstanding AMC Jeep Corp., bought by AMC in coming year. Send for your Astro- SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nmr. 22) This is not shares tor 9757 million In cash and 1070, is the best-known maker of Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to As­ the day to ease up on objectives you've stock. four-wheel drive sport and spe­ tro-Graph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. established lor yourself. Don't be vic­ Although the deal must be cialty vehicles as well as compact Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. timized by a failure to put forth your approved by the U.S., French and pickup trucks. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. best effort. Canadian governments, the three Chrysler has, neither, and the AMES (March 21-AprH It) Unless you corporations’ boards and AMC are carefully organized today, you are SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) You buyout would spare (Chrysler years likely to get off into unproductive tan­ must be careful today not to make nasty stockholders, analysts saw few and billions of dollars developing its gents. Important matters that require comments to a person you like just be­ obstacles. own, analysts said. your attention may be neglected. cause you're annoyed with him or her. Chrysler would remain behind The results may be difficult to erase. No. 3 Ford Motor Co. with the AMC car sales slid from a 1900s TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Domestic purchase of No. 4 AMC, which lost high of 8t6.BbO in 1083 to 77,008 in pressures could be a trifle heavier than CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. It) Be cau­ 9938.6 million during the last six 1086, while Jeep truck sales hit usual today owing to external influ­ tious in your commercial dealings today Big payoff years. During the period, a revital­ 207,814 in 1098, up 14.4 percent over ences. Don't bring outside problems or you may end up suffering a reverse in ised (Chrysler began running out of 1089 in a year when sales fell for all home. a situation that should produce gains. factory space and started contract­ other tnickmakers except Ford. for holdup man AMC, whose only cars are the GEMINI (May 21-Jmm 20) If wiser AQUARRI8 (Jan. 20-Fab. It) Your ef­ ing with AMC to build Its cars. heads have advised you against doing forts and e n v ie s might not be in har­ By James Jacoby "It’s a good idea. It’s an inexpen­ AMC Eagle, a small four-wheel- something today and you do It anyway, mony with your ambitions today. This sive deal. Chrysler has the quality" drive station wagon, and the could cause you to do things In ways Renault Alliance-Encore subcom­ you'll have only yourself to blame if Choosing the right opening lead is a FRANK AND ERNEST %1>y Bob Tliavse to make the acquisition profitable, things don’t go right. that won't produce hoped-for results. fascinating exercise. West knew that said Maryann Keller, analyst with pact line, does not diaclose earnings if his partner had a minor suit ace and Furman, Sell, Mager, Diets A for specific models. another ace. then the singleton club vA3w! -."THe Lipe Birney in New York. Under the proposal, Chrysler lead would beat the five-diamond con­ However, after the announce­ would give French government- PoDy’s Pointers tract. But West also knew that when ment the Standard A Poor’s bond­ owned Renault a 10-year, 9 percent you have some length in declarer's oF SHIPLEY rating service put Chrysler and note for 9100 million for its 46.1 trump suit, it is usually best to lead /V\acLAINE ------AMC on its credit watch. percent intereet in AMC plue 938 your own suit and start forcing declar­ "Chrysler is paying roughly 92 million In cash for the AMC- er to ruff. Since West was looking at Num pep Five in billion in common stock, assumed Synp drapped late caM water ferns four trumps, he led a hear). Renault American credit arm. Testing candy Declarer took the ace. trumped his A SEPIE^J*:' remaining heart and drew trumps. with thermonf^ter It’s alaa a gaad Mea ta test the acca- Then he led a club. If East wins the racy af yaar thermometer by pattlag TV(AW«.5 J-(0 Takeovers reappear te not too late to q3en a ace. declarer will take 12 tricks, shed­ By Polly Fisher it lata baUlag water. If it reads mare ding his spade losers oii dummy's ar less thaa 212 degrees, yaaH aeed ta clubs. But East ducked. When declarer By James F. Feitt Broadcasting tac. for ll.SS billion, DEAR POLLY - CJouM you give adjast yaar caady temperatares continued the suit. East ducked again. tMPmiROP ®by Dfck CavMM The Associated Press and the announcement by privately the temjperateres on a candy ther accaidiagly. Eventually South had to lose the club held MacAndrews A Forbes Hold­ inometer fdr mediem and hard-crack ace and two spade tricks for down one. UX3K ATNASrV SHADCAVBOXINGr. ITfe THE FIRST TIME I EVER NEW YORK — Takeovers ore ings tac. of a possible bid to buy the 1986 Ccairiecticut l^tional IRA. Shwe yaaVe iaterested la caady- stagea? R wodM Uke the gaeaawotk SAW SCMEBOCVfe 6HADOW back. two-thirds of Revlon Group Inc. it oat of maldnR candy. — I J.W. Bsahlag, ITa seadiag yaa a copy af my AVTOARR.. WHATfe aewsletter “Haadmade ChacsUtes.” What if declarer plays clubs at trick HE DOlMGr’? RUN AWAY FFaaW H IM . Rebounding fttxn an early year does not already own for 9726 It has complete directlaas far makiag two? Now East may not know to hold breather, merger-and-acquleitlon million. As you probably know, the new tax law nukes with a Connecticut National insured CD. O r invest Reform Bulletin that puts it all on paper. DEAR IJ.If. — Raawlag the p ri^ up his ace twice. It is still the right activity sisiled anew Monday with The buret of new offors appeared r teasperataies aad artig a caady yaar own chscalate-cavered candies, sfaeltering your income more difficult by changing in stocks, bonds and mutual funds through CNB Don't take chances with your retirement lactadlag lasuacUsas fsr tempering play! however, and any East shrewd the announcement of seven major coincidental, end involved mostly money. Call or stop by any Connecticut National • thu taanim r Is ceitalhly the secret enough to figure it out deserves to set takeover propoeals with a com­ friendly deele that seemed dt^ the rales for Individual Retirement Accounts. Discount Brokerage, Inc. Or you may prefer to t< ti sable-free caady asakiag. Here the c h e t^ te caaUag, and recto s far Butihe good news is the changes don't apply keep ) ^ r money liquid to take advantage of branch today and talk widi one of our specialists. are the tempera tare rwsges far the chocolate traffles, marshmallows, the contract Alert readers will also bined value of 99.4 billion. signed meetly for strategic notice that the contract will fail if Chrysler Corp. agreed to buy reasoiM. TO 1986 IRAs. And you have until April 15,1987, to changing market conditions with an Insured They )ie tra in s to help you make the right varlsas stages along with the textare caramels aad other lasclaas goodies. decisions. And tight now, thM means making a tests. 1V» he ccrtala yaa’vc cashed the Others who waaM like a copy af this West opens a low spade. (After taking American Motors Oolrp., USAir Chrysler, forexatn^, aees AMC make a I98I^IRA contribution. iMoney Maiket Account.' the club ace. East will return a spade The choices are all yours. 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In primary By Geerpn Layna Eamonn Coghlan, John Treacy, Hnrald Rnperter Bill Rodgers. Jan Merrill and Geoff CcnthiMt from tofc l Smith have participated in recent The Tall Cedars of Lebanon, races and have been paid. like (Hrty poittlei,*’ told KowaloU. Nutmeg Forest No. 16, a Manches­ Grand Tall Cedar Joseph P. "Up until the last week, it was a ter dvic fraternal group, has Bresnahan agreed with Gaal that good campaign but once Mr. donated 821,060 to the Muscular appearance fees are necessary, Woodbury got peraonal it wasn’t so. Dystrophy Association — the most "’liie road race was dying at one good,’’ Boisvert said. the organization has ever raised in point," he said. Boisvert was sharply critical of one year, according to group However, now that top talent has members. been participating, the race is one Woodbury, claiming he broke his The money was raised from the commitment to hw to run for of the better ones in the nation, he selectman and allow Boisvert to Manchester Road Race held last said. Bresnahan added that he’s not run for first selectman. Woodbury Thanksgiving. Tne Manchester rare of any complaints by Tall What they’re Road Race Committee contributed Ijar members about the practice, said be left all his options open. 820,000 to the Tall Cedars and the although at the group’s next meet­ Residents leaving the polling rest was raised through the sale of ing "we’re, going to hash this over place who said they voted tor race programs and other means, and see how everybody feels.” doing Is lor Boisvert cited her experience in members said. Gaal said the only money ques­ local affairs as the main reason for "The Tall Cedars are very happy tion he has is how much was raised their decision. "She’s familiar with and Muscular Dystrophy is very in other events held during the road the issues," said Virginia King of happy," said Robert Dougan. a race week last year to celebrate the your own good Boston Hill Road. group trustee. He said the amount 50th running of the contest. , Lawyers was the largest donated this year by "She’s been around longer,” said R’s wont when yoD bate what they’re dofng bat tove a Tall Cedars group of its size in the to adMt Oiey’re doing the right Bring. a School Road woman. country. Woodbury’s backers, however, • I deteet'4iearfng condoma being advertlaed on The Tall Cedars unit has 250 Trial’ Is set radio andtelevtsion. R’smy feMfng that there are aome said It was time for new leadership. members, and has been involved "I think we need some new blood," thinga that are better not talked aboot hi a eivRIxed with the annual road race since the Judge society. Not talking aboot some tMnfi is part of befog said Sandra Smith of LaResi^ early 1950s. The MDA is the for 26 M H S Drive. civilized. It’s why we dose Oie bathroom door. national organization’s primary The condom ads bring ehrilixatioe down severai A Hebron Road woman said she charity. voted for Woodbury because Bois­ law students notches to some new. low, common denominator. We Frederick Gael, the group’s are an exposed to the commercials because of the need vert had been "very negative and Herald photo by Pinto liaison to the Manchester Road to e«hicate the dumbest people to the condom’s very shortsighted’ ’ In the school bus Race Committee, which oversees Twenty-six seniors from Man­ ‘L A . Law* fonction. I concede that with the AIDS epidemic among issue. NelllB L. Boisvert receives a victory kiss defeated Woodbury 174 to 115, and vmHI the race, this morning denied a chester High School are preparing homosexuMs and the population exploeion amoM the For her part, Boisvert said she Monday from her husband, Raymond, now face Republican Earleen Duches­ published report that he thought for a trial in Superior Court at ignorant, it’s probably necessary. Iden'tlfovetolftett. will cam|»ign against Republican more money should have been Hartford, but none of them expects I after winning the Dem ^ratic first neau In the May 4 Andover general A Unitarian minister recently handed out condoms to Duchesneau Just as she did against given to the Tall Cedars. "I am very any reprimand as a result. In fact, his parishioners and 1 guess he's got a riM to do H. He Woodbury. "I sort of enjoy talking selectman primary agaipst David C. election. much satisfied," said Gaal. they may win an award for their Attorneys probably knows his flock better thsn I » b u t If lever to people," she said. Woodbury. Boisvert, the challenger, The Tall Cedars receives 83 of efforts. drop in at Ms church, I hope be won't expect much from every entry fee paid by runners. The students, all enrolled in me when they pass the Mate. This past year. 6,420 registered. Catherine Cerrina’s senior elective in Manchester • Last week the Supreme Court found tta t the ^Strong BtatemMV tor schoob However. Gaal said some people course on Law in American Society, niinots state law mandating the use of seat belts by Oe who have been Involved with the will be among students from 28 high occupants of front seats in cars was not a vMatfon of a race for a long time have com­ schools in Connecticut participat­ P e rs ia rtghu under the Constttution. I ttaHke an plained about the practice of paying ing in the tenth annual State High like televisiori’s mandatory seatbeH laws and yet I know perfectly wen School board gets harassment policy appearance fees to runners. He did School Mock Trial Competition that H makes sense to wear a seafoeK. Anyone who not say who these people were. March 21 and 22, doesn't wear one is crazy. "I think there are people in town hottest law firm u The 55 mpb speed limit seems low to me but given By John Mitchell meeting tonight. about It,” said Francis Maffe Jr., or union representative.” the prop­ ... that feel this Isn’t right, but you Cerrina said between 14 and 21 of the statistics on the diminisMng number of deaths from Herald Reporter ’The school’s policy includes a who suggested that specifics be osal notVs. don’t make money without spend­ the students will participate in the automobile accidents since we've bad H, I’d descriptimi of what constitutes included. Deakin said the administration ing money,” he said. By attracting trial Itself, which will explore the relnetantly vote to keep the law in most states. A policy on sexual harassment sexual harassment, defining it Deakin said listing punishments has never had a complaint of this top runners, the revenues gener­ Constitutional issue of a patient’s a The on companies have been forced, by law, to generally as "any unwelcome was discussed but deemed unneces­ nature. ated are greater, he maintained. right to die. By Nancy Poppas proposed by the assistant superin­ Herald Reporter reduce the ethyl content of their leaded gasoline, and tendent of schools Monday is a way conduct or communication of a sary. "Just because you say it in If the proposal Is approved, it will "I have no qualms about that The competition is sponsored by car manufacturers are required to put catalytic for the Board of Education to go on sexual nature which adversely your policy doesn’t make It so,” he go into the policy manual and whatsoever because we’re not the Connecticut Bar Association’s converters on every car made. Both tb m steps slow record as not tolerating the act. affects a person’s employment said. "I don’t think you add mucb copies will be circulated to all involved." said Gaal. Young Lawyers Section, the Con­ DIvori* specialist Amie Becker seduces as many the reaction time of a car’sengine. Idon’t like that but I "It's a very strong statement," relationship in a working by adding it here.” employees. Deakin said. Action will Appearance fees are paid by the necticut State Department of Edu­ of his clients as his busy datebook will allow. approve of lower lead and compulsory catalytic said Assistant Superintendent Wil­ environment." be taken on the policy at the school road race committee to attract top cation, and the Connecticut Judi­ Douglas Brackman Jr. refuses to repair locks and converters because the Earth’s atmosphere is more Under‘'the proposed policy. Indi­ ciary Department. It is part of son E. Deakin Jr., Introducing the It urges that employees be viduals who believe tfiat they have board’s next ineeting. runners to the 4.7-mile race. The electric wiring on a slum building he owns — until important than enMne speed. policy at the board’s regular Informed and "know that the board "It’s very hard to write a generic money also helps cover their Youth in Government Day spon­ reral years ago, the office boikBng in wMch I encountered sexual harassment sored each year at the State Capitol he is kidnapped by the tenants and forced to take a meeting at its administrative will act to ensure that such policy that deals with a number of expenses. Such fees have been paid look at the shocking conditions. Id many hours posted guards at all the entrances, behavior does not occur." should complain to the appropriate different contingencies.” said since 1978. by the Young Mens’ Christian offices. Attorney Victor Sifuentes discovers the firm’s The cast of “L.A. Law" gathers for a are realistic, though the plots are often iTie idea of having to show identification every time I The school system now has no ’The policy does not specify what official, usually considered the board Chairman Richard W. Dyer. World-class runners such as Association. group portrait. Many Manchester attor­ enter the bunding is anathema to me. I detest the Idea "I think it’s a good stab at dealing law clerk dealing cocaine out of the men’s room, outlandish, they said. specific rules governing such would happen to any employee immediate supervisor, as sopp as neys say they like the show. Characters of being checked In and out. complaints. accused of sexual harassment, a possible. “However. emplo3^ a with a multi-faceted sifuatlon.” but doesn’t report this at the next partners’ 1 reluctantly concede, however, that the guards at The proposal is partly the result vagueness which was questioned by may, at their discretion, brlifg a Also at Monday’s meeting, the meeting. the doors are necessary . Itisbardtobelievenowthatat of a similar one prepared by town one board member. complaint directly to the depart­ board approved appointing a com­ Georgia escapee held How realistic is the popular Thursday night one time anyone could simply walk ln off the street and officials. The Board of Directors “We’re saying we don’t want it to ment head, principal, assistant mittee to develop and submit television program, "L.A. Law”? BUT CONNIE EPSTEIN, a partner in Howard. so you’re seeing only the most intriguing, dramatic take the elevator to any floor In the bulldln|. will consider that town policy at Its occur but we’re not really strong superintendent for administration. statements of ^local educational An escaped murderer from a sion. Standridge was driving the Manchester attorneys had different opinions. As much as I dlallke guards at doors, I know that goals for state Board of Education Georgia prison was being held on truck as part of work detail at the Kohn. Sprague A Fitz(3erald, finds almost nothing parts on T.V.” “It’s fiction but I think it’s very realistic," said that’s authentic about the show, though she admits In spite of this, the courtroom scenes are quite a without them a lot of strangers would be wandering out approval. 8500,000 bond In the Morgan Street armory in Atlanta when he decided wHh more than they wandered in with. lockup after his arraignment Mon­ to drive off. Debra Ru4l of Plepler. Barlow It Bannon. "The she's an "L.A. Law" addict. bit more genuine than those presented on other According to Director of Curricu­ situations are very very good.” • If yOu visit a small town or a farm community, lum Allan B. Chesterton, state law day In Manchester Superior Court. ” “Sometimes they get what we "I watch almost no television,” she said. "And I television shows, say local attorneys. “At least it’s you’re apt to hear someone say, "We don’t even bother Obituaries requires an update of goals every " Gwynne Allen Standridge, 44, call the ’rabbit’ In them,” Steeple usually try to avoid television shows or movies that not Perry Mason,” said Epstein. "We’ve come a to lock our doors.” five years. dressed In Jeans and a flannel shirt said, noting that in his four years at RUEL, WHO DOES some divorce work herself, remind me of my work. I need a break. But thiais long way since then.” They will though. Unfortunately, that’s the direction By July 1, he said, the school during his appearance, made appli­ the Institute, three prisoners have believes that the ihost realistic character is the one show — one soap opera, really — that’s But it’s not the courtroom drama which has Ruel In which the world Is going. Margie insists we lock our from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at St. board must Indicate to the 'state cation for a public defender. Police tried the - same type of escape, divorce attorney. "In a tongue-in-cheek kind of I Funflfral Is tat Nascembeni of Red House, Md.; a absolutely goi^me hooked” hooked. She Is more impressed with the truthful doors now. I don’t like it but 1 agree with her. Peter’s Episcopal Church. brother, Joe Nascembeni of Spring- that a set of guidelines has been said Standridge, a tall, gray-haired including one who drove off on farm way. he portrays his type perfectly," Ruel said. Some people can’t Imagine locking their doors when man, escap^ from the Metro It’s fun towatbh, she said, in part because manner in which relationships are portrayed. for murder victim Memorial donations may be field, Mass.: three sisters, Grace adopted. machinery. “He didn’t get very Ruel admitted that Becker is sleazy and "In particular, the dependency relationship they leave)ve tlietil house. I couldn’t have Imagined 25 years made to St. Peter’s Episcopal Teleski of Bridgeport, and Jose­ The committee will be made up of Correctional Institute in Atlanta on far.” Steeple said. obnoxious. “That’s exactly how those people are,” everyone is so glamorous. "It’s unlike the real ago, that condoms would ever be advertised 6n Bernice B. Martin, 88, of 281A N. Church, Sand Hill Road, South three teachers’ union representa­ Feb. 23 in a pickup truck stolen world, which is full of a lot of drudgery that no one between the secretary and the divorce attorney is Main St., died Sunday. Police are phine "Nattie” Nascembeni and The truck was found later about she said. right on target,” she said. "Her struggle for a television. Windsor, or to the Hospice of Rose Caricari, both of Springfieid, tives. two administrators, two from a National Guard armory. 12 miles from the prison. Steeple would watch on a T,V. show," Epstein said. All these practices or laws that many of us deplore investigating her death, which has Greater New Britain, P.O. Box school board members, two PTA According to Fred Steeple, a Tom Amato of Moses and Amato said he hopes raise, the way he wants her to do his personal been ruled a homicide. Mass.; and two grandchiidren. said. that Becker is not representative of the rest of the Terry Frolich of Frollch & Gryk agrees that the but concede the necessity for, are ones that limit or 1527, New Britain. The funeral will be Friday at 9:30 members, two chamber of com­ spokesman for the correctional errands, this is character-appropriate.” intrude on our personal freedom. I don’t want to be She was born In Shirley Mills, institute. Standridge was serving a Manchester police learned profession. dally life of an attorney is not the stuff from which One legal secretary ag re^. Maine, on June 16.1898. Before her The Samsel & Carmon Funeral a.m. from the John F. Tierney merce associates and Chesterton, sitting In my living room with members of my family Home, South Windsor, is in charge Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., who will be chairman. single life sentence after he killed March 2 that Standridge might "Some of the things he does are pretty tasteless," great drama is made. "There’s a lot more “The secretary’s struggle over money seems and have the idea of condoms forced on us. One of the retirement she was employed at the and robbed a man In a bar. and had have been In the Manchester area paperwork than you’ll ever see on a show like “L.A. credit office at Sears, Roebuck and of arrangements. followed by a mass of Christian "I don’t personally see this as a he said. "He spends all his time at the conference very realistic," said Nancy Anderson, assistant to things the human brain seems unable to do very burial at 10 a. m. at the Church of the haggling session,’’ Chesterton said. been convicted June 11, 1979. to visit an acquaintance. He was table, with a woman in a high skirt and a low neck, Law” because It would never fly as a dramatic successfully, is keep out thoughts we’d prefer not to be Co. In Hartford for 25 years. Considered a “trustee” to prison arrested without incident at 83- Richard Dyer at Phelon, Squatrito, Fitzgerald. She is survived by twodaughters, Amalia Radka Assumption. Burial will be in St. "I would expect it would go rather making bedroom eyes." series if it were all about filling out paperwork.” Dyer k Wood. "In general, the show does really having. It is difficult to Ignore thinking atwut these James Cemetery. Calling hours are smoothly.” officials and under limited supervi­ Laurel St. Mrs. Earl Howard of Manchester Amelia (Schubert) Radke, 81, of He said the producers should "Juice up the seem quite realistic, and I see a lot of our firm condom commercials while they’re on. I wish I dltto’t and Mrs. William Fiddler In Flor­ Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. series,” so It could better compete with “Knots THE REAL LIFE of a trial attorney is^'a lot like reflected In what goes on.” thing the ads will probably help. Bristol, the widow of Albert Radke, Memorial donations may be • hate the Cf ida; a son, Deola Martin Jr. of New died Monday at New Britain Landing," which runs at the same time” the military,” said Frolich. “It’s hurry up and Another fan, Steven R. Werbner, the town’s Those of us who hate the commercials but agree they York City; nine grandchildren; and made to the Hospice of Garrett Outside of the Becker character, Amato agreed wait. You talk to the prosecutor, then you get on may be necessary can always turn off the television General Hospital. She was the County, 253 N. Fourth St., Oakland, assistant general manager, best summed up the set. II great-grandchildren. sister of Augusta Schubert and Intimate Cfioices: that the program gives a rather accurate picture of line and wait. You wait for a Judge. You wait for a . comments. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 Md. Until there’s a law against turningoff your television Florence Bogli, both of a lawyer’s life. "1 think that some of the courtroom jury. Maybe you’re supposed to think that’s “It’s certainly not very realistic, but It’s set during a commercial or public service announce­ p.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Manchester. scenes are realistic,” he said. “So are the happening in the background on the show.... Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill. Frank Bartlnkal Satluxiay, 9A a rc ft 28 interesting, entertaining, and the acting is really ment, I think I’ll be doing some of that during the She also is survived by a son, dynamics within the law firm. ” Usually you’re thrown right in the middle of a case. condom ads. Calling hours are Wednesday from Albert E. Radke of Bristol; two Frank Berlinski of Florida, for­ 8:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. good.” 7 to 0 p.m. daughters, Alma Fawcett of Bristol merly of Manchester and Hartford, Memorial donations may be and Shirley Farrar of Cheshire; 12 died Saturday at University Gen­ made to the Eighth Utilities Dis­ grandchildren; four great­ eral Hospital, Seminole, Fla. He A Women’s Health Conference at Manchester Memorial Hospital trict Fire Department, 52 Main St., grandchildren; and several nieces was the husband of Aniela (Gont- Manchester. 06040. and nephews. She was predeceased wiecha) Berlinski. by a daughter, Helen Bunn. He was bom in Poland and had Intim ate Choices iviff expbre four The funeral will be Wednesday at lived in the Hartford area for 18 IteaUlli tvlfllcd liipic.s .vvfiicfi an? unufue Just the write note William 8t Plarra 10 a.m. at the Funk Funeral Home, years and the Manchester area tor to MumcM. In (^Ting tfius pignun, tfie Bristol, with the Rev. Ronald 17 years. 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Girl Scovt SPORTS r v R m u M h i p Lola Qary l!»^ Redcoats oust ft* Tow n obsen^es Cheney Tech i V- A By L«n Auatsr 0f‘h then tried to get a Utile too fancy. tm 75th birthday Sports Editor That allowed the Beavers some air and they toMi full advantage M th r " i ■ BERLIN — The Redcoats are tqmortunity. 8ix-foot-8 Mnlornlor Troy ’O' of Girl Scouts coming, the Redcoats ore coming. Norman ami $-5 so|dioiiu>re Ter­ Cheney Tech may have visions of rance Phillip sparked a 19-2 Beaver Redcoats after the BeHin High run before a closing bucket from MsHcliwtCT is marking tlie TSth anniversary of Girl RedcoaU ran past them, 81-47, in a Dave Sirois mad* the halftime Scooting in the U.S. In a number of ways. CIAC State Basketball Tournament reading 38-22. On Feb. n at Center Congregational Church, girls Class M Division first-round game It was still a game at 29-22 presented exhibits and songs on Girl Scouting through Monday night at the Redcoats’ halfway through the third period its 7S years. Those original-recipe butter cookies were gym. before Berlin, which showed the delicious! The Redcoats, the No. 5 seed In ability to score In bunches, ran off On Sunday, more than SOOgirls and adults assembled the East Region, applied relentless 13 unanswered points before a in the llling Junior High School cafeteria for a pressure for the majority of the Phillip bucket interrupted the 5 traditional cake-and-ice-cream birthday party. Each gam e and were the cause of the bulk string. When the third quarter of the town’s four service units presented a skit alxnit a of Cheney’s 31 turnovers. came to a close, the Redcoats particular era of Girl Scouting. Cheney coach Aaron Silvia, who owned a 88-32 bulge and the issue The one prepared by girls from Bowers and Buckley led the Beavers Into post-season was no longer In doubt. schools, under the direction of Sue Tripoli, gave us a play for the first time In five years, ’ ’There wasn’t one thing they did humorous look into the future. Can you Imagine asking saw It as a case of his club Just we didn’t anticipate. But to antici­ a GicP Scout robot to do all the work when you’re , running out of steam. "W e played a pate and solve Is two different ■-Wir" camping? iea m tonight that was faster and things,” Silvia said. “ We had it ’The Girl Scouts have gone through many uniform aggressive, and had a lot of people doprn to 11 (In the third quarter) but i changes through the years. ’Iliese were illustrated in a they could bring In,” he cited. "You they their pressure took hold. It was retrospective fashion show, which featured a girl from look back at our year and I had five the story of our season. We Just ran Just about every troop In town. guys and around 15-10 games we out of gas.” Scouts celebrate their history started to run out of gas. It’ s really Norman netted 19 to lead'all Arllne Swanson of West Middle Turnpike was ■ honored for her longtime service to Girl Scouts. Carol doubtful you can take five guys and scorers for Cheney and Phillip Manchester marked the 75th anniversary of the founding of Girl Scouting In Colvin accepted a gift of ISO to start a ’’refrigerator go 20-21 games and be successful.” added 15 along with 11 rebounds. the U.S. with a party at llling Junior High School Sunday. Top left: Challse fund” for Camp Merrie-Wood, the day camp on Silvia add^. Slx-foot-6 David Allison was one of Nettleton, a Brownie from Washington School, is fascinated by the skits Gardner Street, where she is the director. Cheney, the No. 12 seed in the four Redcoats In double figures ’The final anniversary event, a Promise Circle, will East Region, bows out with an 11-10 with 15 points followed by VIolette being presented. Top right: Models In a fashion show, wearing historic take place ’Thursday In Center Park. Scouts from mark. Berlin. 16-5, advances to (13). Dave Sirois (12) and Ed uniforms are, from left, Tanya Sines In an early bloomers suit; Aureen Cyr and Manchester and Bolton will assemble to recite the Girl 1. Wednesday’s second round against Malley (11). Nancy-Lyn Qlidden, both In 1919 khaki dresses; and Jodie Quagila, whose Scout promise, then release helium balloons at 4 p.m. .. Avon High. Silvia, looking back at the season Hwsid photo* by Pinto Silvia was hoping his club could- green dress and bow tie date ffom 1964. Below left: Scouts get a breath of Scouts across the nation will mark the occasion In a Just completed, had no complaints. Bruce Rosenberg (34) goes up for a layup and the similar manner. keep it close early inasmuch as this "W e looked at what we thought we Manchester bench tells the story as the two-pointer gave Manchester High’s Rob Greene (11) soars over Dan frpsh air on a very warm day. From loft are Sarah Clancy, Robekah Fox, Sara was Its first venture Into tourna­ could do and we did them. That was Donahue (24) as he goM for a layup during state ment play. The new territory, the Indians the lead fbi’ good In overtime. Rosenberg had Parsons and Sarah Cappello. Below right: Parent volunteers inflate the 500 'nM B E R ’ ’TRAILS CAMP In Tolland. Mass., was an accomplishment,” he reflected. tournament play Monday night at Clarke Arena. Greene balloons which were distributed by clowns later in the day. bustling on Feb. 7. It was Winter Fun Day, attended by however, proved to be a little too Cheney loses four seniors — eight points, four In the extra session in Manchester’s about 30 Junior and Cadette Scouts. When the bus much for the Beavers early on. Norman. Tom Dowd, who played 56-51 victory. missed the shot but n e tt^ 20 points • arrived, half the girls went cross-country skiing with Berlin, exhibiting good ball move­ despite a heavily taped groin. Mack leader Alice bom . 'The other half of the group was ment and good balance, raced to a Hawkins and Bill Shea. The former djylded into four patrols, which rotated among four 17-0 lead midway through the trio Were starters with Shea the No. different stations. opening stanza with all five starters 1 reserve. From the World of the Out-of-Doors. Chris Sprague in the scoring column. By the time SaSLIN ($.1) — TotM Martin 4 1-1 V, had a clever board game called ’’Food Web.” Players the first period ended. Berlin owned David Ailiton 6 3^115, Ed Maildv 59011, MHS advances with O T win Paul VIolottod 1-113,Dav*Slro1»S(MI13, chose one of seven small plastic animals and the object a 23-8 lead and Cheney had nine Mark BMoti 1 93 4; Ed Mayor 01 3-3 5, turnovers. 6v Jim TIornev was to be the last survivor. Cheering and laughter told John Capodlco2904, Sandor Dlto*004 School. Wednesday at a site and complimentary team,” Schwarz the season,’ ’ Kinel said. ’’He has got " I was hoping to stay close but we 0, MIko PItkortkl 0900. Jon Vonozlono Horald Sports Writer me that this station was regarded as the most fun! 2 90 4, Owtn Huaho* 0 92 2, Alan Kumm time to be announced. Manchester said. "(Bruce) Rosenberg and his confidence beck. You can see it dug oursulves such a big hole, we The second station was manned by Lori Flerre, who 0 900, Scott Wtnzol0900, Tom Pothlool and Windham, both members of the (Matt) Vaughn are good compli­ in practice pnd in games." weren’t going to climb out of it.” 191 2. Total* 33 12-15 81. In retrospect, the Manchester had the girls do ’’Paint It’ from the World of the Arts. CCC East, split their two meetings mentary players.” The Indians led, 41-37, heading Silvia said. CHENEY TeCH (42) — Troy Norman High boys’ basketball team learned Girls created paperweights designed with a Pennsyl­ 9 1-1 12, Wllll* Ortli 2 1-4 5, Torronc* during the regular season. The The start of the game was ah into the fourth quartOr. Steve an invaluable lesson during the vania Dutch hex sign. Cheney did show some life in the Phillip 6 9515, Tom Dowd 0 2-5 2. Mock Indians defeated Windham in their auspicious one for the Indians. Gogulski scored eight of his 14 Howkln* 2 09 4, Bill Shoo 0 90 0, Don regular season. Sign language was taught in the third station by second and third periods. The last meeting. 5950, on Jan. 30. Behind Greene’s nine first-quarter points in the fourth quarter to bring L*tourn*ou 1 90 2. Total* 20 7-12 42. The Indians, seemingly involved Linda Miller, assisted by this writer. Lois Gary. This Redcoats ran their lead to 30-12 on 3-polntn*ldooali: S*rlln— SIrol* (2), Simsbury, seeded ninth, ends its points, Manchester raced out to a Simsbury back. Neither team had in tight games each night out, came activity, ” A Different Way to Say It,” represented the - two Paul VIolette free throws but Money (1). season with an 11-10 record. 195 lead. The visiting Trojans more than a one-point lead until up on the short end of the majority World of People. The girls le a r n t that signing is a true "It was a good game.” Simsbury showed their patience and out- Vaughn hit a basket in the lane fora of those close calls throughout their language, and learned something about the rights of coach Ray Schwarz said. "W e were scored the Indians, 11-4. to pull 4947 Indian lead. After Gogulski IBM-87 campaign. Perhaps, the handicapped people. happy with our effort.” within three; 1916, after one tied the affair, Cinque Barlow hit a competitive ^ g e necessary to push In the World of Today and Tomorrow, volunteer Manchester held Simsbury score­ quarter. Manchester shot 9for-13 key 15-foot baMline Jumper with itself over the top was gained by KathI Corey, an advertising executive, taught the llling establishes less in the three-minute overtime from the floor in the opening eight .1:12 left in regulation to give Manchester from these difficult Scouts how companies go about selling their products session to register the dramatic minutes. Manchroter a 81-49 lead. Gogulski setbacks. In a competitive market, Each girl had a chance to victory. It was still tied at 51-all In ” We were successful (in the first tied the game with 54 secontte to In a game which exemplified create her own advertisement for a real or Imaginary overtime with Simsbury’s Nigel quarter) in taking them (Sims­ play and a Greene shot went astray their determination received from product. Ferguson Award Roberts at the line for a one-and- bury) out of their game,” Kinel at the buzzer sending the game into the regular season, the Indians At 12:30 p.m., the ski group returned and all sat doWn one opportunity with 1:06 to play. said. " I f they had panicked they overtime. fought off a disciplined Simsbury to lunch. At 1; 30, the second group skied and the first llling Junior High School has vors and reliability In his Roberts m iss^ the front end. would have been out of it.” "W e’re not afraid of anyone,” group visited the World stations. High squad. 56-51, in overtime in Indian 95 senior Bruce Rosenberg Simsbury took Its first lead, 22-21, I establlahed an Alex Ferguson actions. Kinel said. "They (Windham) (!Iob8 LL first-round action Monday then hit a layup off a pretty feed with 5:39 to go in the second quarter At 3:30, the Scouts put their boots on. bundled up. and Sportsmanship Award in foot­ Ferguson had a long involve­ deserve a lot of respect." night before a crowd of 500 at from senior Rob Greene and on a hoop by Jeff Brandt. Manches­ boarded the bus for home. All participating Juniors ball and the first two winners, ment in Manchester football as Greene had a game-highlO points Clarke Arena. Manchester took the lead, 5951, ter trailed by as many as three completed the fifth step In the Bridge to Cadettes selected hy the football staff, a player and a coach. He was a while Partis Oates added 10 for the patch. This victory will be cherished, with 56 seconds left in the extra before Greene scored the last four are Steve Odiema from llling head coach in the Manchester Indians. Brandt led the Trqjans especially by Manchester coach session. points of the half to give the Indians and Aris Leonard from Bennet. Midget Football League and at with 15 points. Frank Kinel, who observed too After a Simsbury miss. Junior a 29-28 lead at the intermission. IF YOU ARE Interested in participating in the 1087 llling. He was a volunteer with MANCHB$TBR (51) — Matt Vovobn 2 many Indian losses in close games Matt Vaughn was fouled with 17 "W e played real sharp and then ” I Care” program you must attend training session 1 in the Manchester High freshmen 1-25, RebOiv*n*S3-420,Clnau*Biarlow Each receipient demon­ all Mason. seconds remaining. Vaughn hit the 2 90 4, Pori* Oat** 4 2-2 10, Brvea Manchester on March 14. A repeat session will since 1981. stopped for awhile ,” Kinel said of strated the qualities exempli­ "It’s like we’re starting all over front end of a one-and-one. but Manchester’s second-quarter Re«*nb*ra 4 90 I, Trey l**t*rt 3 1-3 2, offered March 28). Choose one of these dates and mark' A special memorial fund has Jason O o q ^ 0 10-02. Total* 24-502-1155 fied by Ferguson, who passed again.” Kinel explained. ^’We have missed the second free throw. performance.” It on your calendar. Participants are required to attend been established in Ferguson’s OIMSBURV (51) — NlMl Robtrt* 391 away last month. The criteria a perfect record now. We’re going Manchester led. 54-51. Simsbury The third quarter was a see-saw 5.VI wwiiDon wviiwifvvDonobu* w4 v*vM 2 T< i vn n rl* i IB turlsyI wrivy 092 training session 2. to be held in Hartford, on Saturday, honor. Donations to the fund for the award re dedication to to take each game one at a time and had one last chance to tie. A 3-point struggle until the Indians went on 0, St*v* oiooultkl 2 O 0 14, j*n Brandt 5 April 11. Call the council office for more informatloi). may be sent c/o llling Junior 3-3 15, John Soeroer 1 90 2, Russell the freshman football program, start a whole new season.” attempt by Roberts bounced off the an 8-0 run to take a 41-34 lead keyed Wllmarth_13-4 5, Rob StoneOOOO. Total* High School. 327 E. Middle RAISE A FOSTER PU P p Y to become a future guide leadership, athletic ability, fair Manchester (13-8). seeded eighth rim and Rosenberg hit a layup as by two baskets by Junior reserve 22-43 910 51 and honest inall'athletic endea­ Tpke, Manchester. €H., 06040. 3-oolnt goal*: Manchostsr (1) — dog for the blind. For information and other disability in the Class LL East Region, will the buzzer sounded for the win. Troy Peters. “ Troy Peters lost Greene. Simsbury (1) — Donohue programs, contact Linda Miller through the council meet the No. 1 seed. Windham High "They (Manchester) have a very some confidence in the middle of Halftime; 2926 Monchester office.

La Is Gary Is a member of Manchester’s Senior Troop 2. Kansas’ Manning lone underclassman on All-America team By Dick Joyce The team was choMn by a Tennessee. season title and to the conference eight last season, vaulting Robin­ in NCAA history to score 2,800 The Associated Press I9member A P panel of sports In addition to his shooting and tournament crown. son into prominence. points, grab 1,300 rebounds and Navy Seabees volunteer help to rebuild historic flour mill writers. Robinson was the only rebounding talents, Manning is an “ I have one starter. Reggie Robinson, who made 59 percent of shoot 60 percent from the field NEW YORK — Danny Manning is unanimous selection. adept ball handler and passer. He Williams.” Coach John Thompson, his field-goal tries, averaged 27.5 during his career. FAIR GROVE. Mo (AP) - The mill long has been part of continued to deteriorate. The mill’s request of the Greene County field and are employed in similar the only underclassman on the Six-foot-two Mnior Mark Jackson averaged 23.7 points this season in who uses 10-12 players each game, points, 11.8 rebounds and blocked He has scored 2,619 points, 1,301 $150,000 in grants from foundations 1988-87 Associated Press All- of St. John’s was the only guard on surpassing the career scoring re­ said. "The rest is up for grabs.” 142 shots this season as Navy posted rebounds and compiled a 64 percent Restoration of Wommack Mill will Fair Grove’s history. supporters were told In 1984 that Historical Society, the Seab^s civilian Jobs. to buy materials. America college basketball team. the second team, which also con­ cord of Clyde Lovellette, the star of Williams was a starter for nine a 26-5 record. He is the only player field-goal percentage. get a boost from an unlikely source Built in 1883. the mill — formally correcting the mill’s foundation reconstructed a log cabin at the After visiting the Fair Grove site. The first phase, expected to take His coach, Larry Brown, thinks the sisted of 95 senior forward Dennis Kansas’ 1952 NCAA champions. games in his freshman year of 1984. — the U.S. Navy. known as the Boegel and Hine Flour probiems alone would cost $22,000. Medical Center for Federal Prison­ Miller discussed the project with three months, will be to correct the Members of the Navy Seabees Mill — was used until 1869. It also ers in Springfield. 9foot-ll Junior forward is the best Hopson of Ohio State, 910 senior Manning also toppped the Jay- when the Hoyas won the NCAA title, The society’s president, Dan Chief J.L. Madden in Atchison, limestone foundation. Large cut based in Springfield will volunteer served as a meeting place for area The Seabees belong to the con­ of the lot. center Horace Grant of Clemson, hawks, 23-10. in reboundingwith9.7 and has been a full-time starter Manning of Fair Grove, turned to Kan., and received approval to do stones from a donated bam will be their time, talents and equipment to residents. struction battalions of the Civil "H e is the best there is because he 6-9 senior forward Armon Gilliam a game and field goal percentage. ever since. Miller In late November. the work. used. Brophy Is featund restore the century-old mill. The The Fair Grove Historical and Engineer Corps of the U.S. Navy. ” It’s going to be a pretty does so many great things.” Brown of top-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas, 62 percent. . Williams was the Big East said. " I think he’s the best player in and 6-8 senior forward Ken Norman Whether Manning remains at scoring champion, averaging 23.3 project, expected to begin this Preservation Society bought the ” We were contacted by them for Seabees build harbor facilities, good-sized Job,” Miller said. Then the Seabees. working one Manchester High Mnior Brian Brophy is featured in the the country.” of Illinois. Kansas for his senior year remains points. He led the Hoyas in spring, likely will require more three-story, frame structure Iwo help,” Miller said, ’’Any non-profit airfields and other projects needed “ There’s a lot of boards that need to weekend a month, will rebuild the March/April issue of "High School Sports” magazine. There’s a years ago, and residents supported mill, dismantling it and starting Manning, the TOth-ranked Jay- Named to the third team were 99 to be seen. If he makes himself rebounding (8.7). field goal percen­ than a year to complete. organization that wants our help by the military. be replaced. There’s some bracing color shot of Brophy on tiie cover and inside is a three-page spread, the efforts to restore the mill, ’The 101-member Springfield Sea­ over. Materials that can be sal­ hawks’ career scoring leader with Junior center Derrick McKey of available for the NBA draft, he tage (49), free throw percentage ” It’s almost gone too far,” said can apply. We can help them with that needs to be done. It’s Just in bad including a color shot by Manchester Herald chief i^otographer Chief Dale Miller, the highest donating lumber and putting on a bees unit contains construction vaged will be reused. 1,932 points, was Joined on the first Alabama, 99 senior center Dallas pr^sfbly would be an early choice. (79) and 3-point goals (67). labor. We can’t interfere with shape.” Gary Tucker, on the local decathlete. ranking Seabee in Springfield. ’ ’But benefit play and fashion show. private enterprise as long as we’re supervisors, steel workers, electri­ team byjour seniors — Navy center Comegys of DePaul, 97 Junior ’The\7 Williams, the only senior Ih e 7-1 Robinson led the Midship­ The historical society will furnish ” We’re , going to make it an The 92, 209pound Brophy announced in late January that he I think we can do it with a lot of' But the mill — which may be the in the United States.” cians. plumbers, equipment opera­ "David Robinson, Georgetown for­ forward Derrick Chievous of Mis­ on a Ofoorgetown team dubbed men to the Colonial Athletic Confer­ 9 materials, and the Seabees will operating mill and museum.” Man­ would attend George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., on a track only steam-powered mill in Mis­ ward Reggie Williams, and guards souri, 6-6 sophomore forward Je­ "The Babes of Hoyaland,” led the ence title for three straight seasons work. We’ve got the skilled people The Fair Grove project isn’t the tors and mechanics. Most live provide labor and equipment. In ning said. ’ 'Nothing more than what Kenny Smith of North Carolina and rome Lane of Pittsburgh, and 92 club to a 294 record, a share of the. and into the NCAA playoffs each scholarship. to do It.” souri once it is restored — has first for the SeabM unit. At the within a 50-mile radius of Spring- addition, the society is seeking it was origi.ally made for.” Steve Alford of Indiana. senior guard Tony White of Big East Conference regular- time. Navy gained the NCAA final Wheelchair athlete dies on fund trip Four-mller replaces 10K at New England Relays CHICAGO (A P ) — A California tal spinal defect, died Saturday. cents,” Batel said. , him to roll over, but he didn’t man who wouldn’t let his wheel­ ” It had to be caused by that long Jakobson. a native of the Chicago answer. He wouldn’t move. I called You can scratch the 19kilometer (6.2 mile) road race G r t a t Id e a ships before accepting a role as an official. chair get in the way of his dream of wait in the cold,” Mrs. Jakobson suburb of Evanston, had planned to the desk and got help.” competing in the 1988 Olympics from the annual New England Relays when the I2th said. ” I know that’s the reason participate in Chicago’s St. Pa­ Jakobson died at a hospital in Martin Duke has offered a suggestion that effective died of pneumonia aRer being annual edition will be offered June21 in Manchester. In F M t •tort Harry went. They didn’t care trick’s Day parade and attend a Park Ridge. Cook County medical this summer t ^ annual Manchester Men’s Open denied a m otel. room during a its place will be a four-mile run. enough about him to let him sit in dinner with the the Refrigerettes, examiners said the cause was Herald Angle Tennis Tournament be named in memory of Jim Paul Atinger is off to a fast start in the all-important fund-raising stop, his widow says. “ It was obvious that the lOK wasn’t going anywhere the lobby.” the Chicago Bears’ unofficial bronchial pneumonia. LeSure. LeSure, died last week, was a former money earnings’ bracket among PGA proteMionals Harry Jakobson, 37, had arrived and I feel that it’s time for a change,” Jim Balcome, Natu Batel, manager of the cheerleaders, as hosts. Earl Yost three-time singles champion and one-half of a doiMes and has collected $1S*,*71 this season which incinded with his wife and two children, Contacted at his home Monday director for the 1907 two-day Relays, said. Sheraton Chase Motel, told the He wanted tojise both events to night. Dr. Robert Stein, the Cook Sports Editor Emeritus team that won four championships and was long active his first major win in the Phoenix Open. Last year, the hoping to raise some o f the $25,000 Redding (Calif.) Record- highlight his bid to enter the County medical examiner, would "H ie four-mile race will be more popular and it will in local tennis play. H ie i^ a has been submitted to Bob 27-year-old native of Holyoke. whoM parents were born he needed to buy special wheel­ 7 Searchlight that a clerk refused to Olympics and raise money to train not not comment on the case. encourage more Joggers to participate,” he added. Weiss, town manager, forconsideration. It was Duke, a In Manchester, raked in more than $400,B** in his fifth chairs and transport his horse next admit them because the elevator and travel, Mrs. Jakobson said. Jakobson, who in 1*71 won a gold prominent local physician, who ended LeSure’s reign year on the tour, including $284,019 for 2*th place on the year to South Korea, where he was not working and all rooms were The couple had arrived at O’Hare ’ T v e talked with a number of top runners. Bill as the best nnale singles player in Manchester. H ietw o medal In the 406-meter wheelchair R o d g m and Amby Buifoot to name two. and thby money list for PGA events. Anxlnger, married to the hoped to take part in the equestrian on the second floor. International Airport on Wednes­ had been cIom friends for many years. race and a silver in the 100-meter pointed out that the summer is not a good time to bold a former Jean Stratton Gaudino o f Manchester, earned competition. However, when contacted Mon­ day and took a cab to the Sheraton. race at the Pan American Wheel­ E^innonn Coghlan, who has regained the title as only $W,$85 in his fin l (19*2) tour season Unable to check into a motel lOK becauM of the (hot) weather,” Balcome day night by The Associated Press, They later checked into another chair Games in Jamaica, knew how "K ing of the Indoor Milers,” pickiM up an additional Asinger earned a $25,080 bonus from the PG A for where they had reservations, the continued. -Batel said the Jakobsons simply motel in Park Ridge. On Saturday, to ride but had never competed on a Wigren Track, with assistance from George Suitor, his $3,000 as the top miler In the 19*7 Mobil Grand Prix leading all tour players in sand saves In 1$B$. He Jakobsons used an outdoor phone couldn’t afford $280 for a week’s Jakobson said he felt ill and horse. Balcome has been involved with the M(X! Relays’ assistant for the road race win be Ray Crothers. He is indoor meets. Oovhlan was undefeated this season recovered par from butdrers $4 percent o f Hie time. Wednesday night to call a friend stay. He denied they were told to dehydrated, according to his wife. He had pledged to qualify for the lOK for six years as a starter and has seen the entry list one of the state’s most active runners and a veteran of going into the F last weekend in Indianapolis In Spring can’t be far off ... Manchester Community and then waited IVk hours with leave the lobby and to use a pay "H e is prone to colds and kidney equestrian competition In South d n ^ dramatically in the last two. more than two decades in college and road racing w h l^ he fell s lG ifv 'd to qnsliiy for the finals. CoHege baseball team will open its home season at temperatures around 20 degrees, phone outside to find other problems since be only has one Korea. 'liiis summer’s race will start at 9 a.m., an earlier circles. His expertiM should be a Idg plus. Joe M cC Insk^^'ii again been busy Hiis season as an McOomdek field on campus Sund^, March 2$, in a his widow, Toni Jakobson, said accommodations. kidney,” Mrs. Jakobson said. " I "H e knew in his mind that be start from the past, which will allow all finishers an When the Relays were introdaced in 1*76, the feature official at the major indoor track meets at Madison doehleheader against the Eastern Cennecttcut JVS. Monday in a telephone interview AP photo “ We don’t mind. He could have bought him some orange Juice. His could make it to the Olympics,’ ’ opportunity to cross the final line before the hottest road races were staged over the 12- and 9mlle Square Garden. Hie local former Olympian was a Two running events for Masters Division entranu from her home in Redding, Calif. HARRY JAKOBSON OF REDOING, CALIF. stayed in the motel and the lobby. temperature was 105. Mrs. Jakobson said, ’ "niat’s what part of die morning. distance. Hiis system wasfonowedforsixyearsbefore participant for more than a decade in Gottim ’s major and a pair of field events for the group win he added to Jakobson, who used a wheelchair He didn’t want to use our phone and “ I gave the kids a bath and went While Balcome rrill he director of both the track and both were scratched after the l*g) rune In favor of one indoor meets at the oM Garden and later coached the . . . died of pneumonia on fund-raleing trip an his fund-raising efforts were the New Endland Relays’ program June M at because o f spina bifida, a congeni­ pay 35 cents. He wanted to pay 25 back to change the sheets. I toM for.” field events the previous day at Manriiester High’s l*K. New York A.C. to a dosen national team champlon- Manchester rngh. I » - MANCHESTER HERALD. TMWtow. March 1>. IW7 jIAWCHMBrBH » . IQW - H Bucks’ Nelson comes up with right combination Red Sox get more bad news as Hurst is hurt By Bill Barnord Mima had eight points, Lucas Nance added >1 polMs and M lead with 1:88 left. , The Associated Press seven and Cumminfs six in the HBiifkB 1M , B u Hb 103 • v The Assocloted Fress Last Friday, tbeRedSox rejected on Oleim Hoffman’s single. Boe- strong wind and got ewn honMrs agahi, Diy e Collfng wfll be asked to rebounds for the Bma. Charles Oakley finished with IS Clemens’ demand for a two-year fourth quarter as the Bucks kept the NBA Rovadnp Atlanta won Its seventh straight prints and 18 rebounds for Chicago ton’s Kevin Hemlnehomeredentlie w iace from Kelly Gruber and Matt fin soBse Mg shoes tMs sesaon. The Don Nelson is looking for the right Suns from making a successful LakBfB m , CWpiwiB 114 game as Kevin Willis scored 88 ' ’The 1848 Beston Braveg’ pitching 18.4 million contract. GemenS’ 8|nrfais Tniiiiiiis first pitch 3f the game from Marvin Stork and one from JOsse BarfMd. ll-year veteran is expected to rototicn consisted, someone Joked, agents turned down the club’s , oomhlnatlon to keep the Milwaukee rally. ’The visiting Lakers increased points and Dominique Wilkins 27 P b c b ib 107, «lB ii 102 Freeman. Toronto’s seven runs in the third replace Raines as Montresrs left of Spahn and Sain and two days of proposal of MW,003, plus MSO.CW In Bucks from blowing games down “ The game did alloiir us the found the Suns wanting at the end. their record against teams with against Chicago. El8ewhere,*Gerald Perry, whom inning were unearned because of a flrider and leadaff hitter. the stretch of the NBA’s close John Long scored 42 printo rain. incentives, for 1387. The Red Sox opportunity to realise that down the gradually pulled away at losing records to IM a s ByrenScott Willis, Wilkins and Glenn Rivers, including 12 straight In one stretch the Atlantasnhsr Braves are counthif on throwing error by tbini baseman ” ln New York it was Reggie Central Division race. stretch there are certain people the end,” Van A iw ale said of the who had 22 prints and 11 assists, Tbe way things are going for the then exercised their right to renew missed seven weeks last season to replace first baseman Boh Dave Magadan. Jackson, in Onklsnd it was Rickey hit llofl2shotsand scored 18 points of the fourth quarter, when Indiana Boston RedjSox this spring, it’s Gemens’ contract, setting a salary On Monday night, at least, he who are going to be there for us,” Bucks. “ We’d make a run and then against the Clippers. combined for all of the Hawks’ because of a pulled groin muscle Homer, hit a three-run homer in the " I never had a day this bad,” Henderson, so fills is notoing really found It. Pacers outscored Utah 8M7. been nothing but the worst for of |4W,0W while hoping to resume but still won a career-high 13 said Cummings, who finished with Cummings or Lucas or (Junior) The Clippers, losers of five points in a 18-2 streak late in the ’The Pacers trailed 88-78 at the first inning and Ken Oherkfelt Fernandez said. " I frit okay, hut aew for me,” ColHns said. “ Guys ‘T v e got to get the best I can out Clemens, Boyd and Hurst. negotiations. Clemens earned games, including five straight in to points after shooting lO-for-ll Bridgeman would come down and straight, were paced by Mike game that gave them the lead for start of the fourth period, but added a three-run double in the my curveball wasn’t breaking right leave and other guys take their of the club,” Nelson said after . Cy Young Award winner Roger 1840,300 last year and Isn’t eligible September. from the fleM and scoring n points make a basket and It would be five WoodMson with 28 prints before he good. scored 19 of the first 28 prints In the eighth In a 8-1 victory over the., so I guess they were more or less place, that’s the way H goes.” Mllwaukee’a 111-110 victory over Clemens remained AWOL Monday, for salary arbitration. in the first half. “ And that’s going to or aeven polms. was ejected with two technical fouls first six minutes for a 84-88 lead., After allowing the Phillies one hit Kansas City Royals. Zone Smith sitting on my fastball. It’s hard to Phoenix. “ When I coach. I ’m going Michael Jordan, who had 81 three days after he walked out of ’The Red Sox did receive some make It much easier for us to go out “ We didn’t have the finishing in the fourth quarter. Teammate ’The Jass closed to within (wo on a in the first two innings, Hurst pitched three scoreless innings for say how many would hava gone out -Houston relief pitclier Aurriio to play the players who are playing mwkA nlmw* ** f points, gave the Bulls a 84-81 lead on the American League champions’ favorable news concerning Dennis and play.” . power. It’s something we haven’t Benoit Benjamintin also was assessed 18-foot Jumper by Kelly ’Trlpucfta walked Gary Redus to start the Atlanta and three relievers finisbed on a normal day when the wind Lo m wasI arrssteq earlyea Monday a three-print play with 4; 20 left, but spring training camp In a dispute “ Oil Can” Boyd, who received a the bMt and who will keep us in the In other NBA games, the Los had all year. In this league, the a pair of tedmlcal fouls and was third and left the game. the four-hitter. wasn’t Mowing.” In Kissimmee, Fla., on a charge of race.’ " a three-print play by Rivers tied the with 4:01 left, but Vem Pleming over his 1W7 contract. cortisone shot last Friday for Angeles Lakers dMeated the Los game Is won In the final few ejected. countered with a 28-footer and Hernrb •lua Joys If, Mate 11: One day Twhw f , Tonkaos 4; The Yankees driving wMIe intoxicated. L^oeo. . Stung by a one-point loss to Utah score for the 18th time In the game. ” I don’t know anything about the tendinitis In his right shoulder. "It doesn't appear serious, hut we A ngles Clippers 1S6-114, Atlanta minutes.” The Lakers held a 74-88 lead at Williams scored on a goaltendlag after theeSt. St. Louisr CanHnals Ht up suffered their first loss in four later released on his own raowoi*- ^ In the Bulucks’ ‘ last ■home game after A free throw by Willis with 8; 18 to contract,” Manager John McNam­ “ Oil Can threw from the mound won’t know much for a day or two,” stopped Chicago lOt-lOS and Indi­ PaulPressey scored IS points and halftime and used II prints by Scott call to boost Indiana’s lead to 88-88 Dwight Oooiten by scoring nine spring games when pinch hitter Slice, also was (diarged with two they led by 17, Nelson got strong go put the Hawks ahead to stay, and ara said. “ I want him In camp and for a while and was very pleased,” trainer Charlie Moss said. "H e’ll he ana beat Utah 107-in. Uicas 18 for the Bucks, wlio won for to Increase tbrir manrin to 188-88 with 2:88 to go. runs in the first inning, another Tim Laudner hit a three^fun homer counts of driving with a suspended closing pf^ormances from Jack he followed with an offensive pitching. How do you make up 24 McNamara said. the first to know when he gets up In While the Bucks always found the 11th time In their last 14 games. after three quarters. The Clippers Utah was led by Darrell OrifflOi member of the New York Mets’ off relief ace Dave RIghetti in the license. SIkma, John. Lucas and Terry rebound and a basket. Wilkins games?” But Bruce Hurst, who almost the morning and finds out how he someone to hit a dutch basket, Walter Davis scored 28 prints, never not closerthan 14 prints in the with 27 points and Kart Malone with rotation was hit bard. Hie Toronto nhitb inning. Tom Brunansky ac­ —Orioles outfielder Mike Young Cummings to beat the Suns. added a Jump shot and a pair of free To try and twist Gemens’ valua­ pitched tbe Red Sox to the world feels.” Phoenix Coach Dick Van Aradale Alvan Adams had 24 and Larry fourth period. throws, giving the Hawks a lOI-M 24 points and 17 rebounds. Blue Jays poumled Sid Fernandez counted for Minnesota’s first run win be sent back to Baltimore fora ble right arm, the Red Sox have championship last fall, left Mon­ Meanwhile, Mike Greenwell for 10 hits and 11 runs in three with a homer off B(d> ’Tewksbury more extensive examination of Ms ..threatened to fine their star pitcher day’s 32 exhibition victory over the doubled home the tie-breaking run Inniqgs and outslugged the Mets while Dan Pasqua hit a three-run injured right thumb. Young was 11,030 a day unless he returns to Philadelphia Fhlllles when he frit a In the eighth inning against Phila­ 12-11. shoot for New York. hurt Inan exMMtion game ftanday SCOREBOARD camp by Wednesday morning. twinge In the groin area Hurst delphia’s Don Carman and scored Toronto took advantage of a Ammd Mw Camps: — Once wMIe trying (Or a (Hving catch. Sporta in B ri^ Blues get last laugh on Leafs TSX03EI Paso, 244, vs. Arltena,1311,4:37 NCM Tfurniiiimt palrlnst p.m. ^ Hockey ECHO hockey Ptltaburgh, 337, vs. Morisf, 333, 7:0f Winning Sites p.m. Francis NHL playar of tha weak Bv Tha Associated Press teammate, Doug Gilmour, was moat frustrated. PasIawsU beat Wregget cleanly on Okldhomo, 239, vs. Tulso, 237, 11:41 frustrated. But in the end it was Wregget played a stellar game in the stick side. NEW YORK — Hartford Whalers center Ron Francis, who had msrtM , March 12 p.m. ‘ • ST. LOUIS — Bemie Federko goalie Ken Wregget and the To­ goal for Toronto, stopping 88 of 41 “ I had the whole net to more or NHL itintflngt M H iA At ChaHrita, N.C. three goals and nine assists in three games last week, has been was frustrated. His St. Louis ronto Maple Leafs who were the St. Louis shots — including two less shoot at,” PaslawskI said. Where NCAA basketball Texas Christian, 234, vs. Marshall, 25-5, named NHL player of the week. Trl-CIty Plato wen one some, lost 12:07 p.m. breakaways by Gilmour and one by "The puck came out so quick, he WAkwcewpwtawca titles have been decided Notre Dome, 22-7, vs. Middle Tenrwssee UNLV-Mriio 51. Winner vs. Gsorglpt Francis’ performance helped the Whalers complete a 5-0-1 Federko. (Wregget) didn’t have a chance.” I tieci one ever ttie weekend In State, 224, 2:37 p.m. Konscp SI. wtaner PuMskDMslsa the Connemectlcut______Hockey Conference______homestand with three straight victories. ’The 23year-old But Gilmour and Federko had the The Blues, normally a defensive- W L T PH an OA Toumoment. The losses came to Stom- Year Loeation GhMEplonsMp rasuRt flew, 34-5, vs. Michigan, 19^11, 7:07 -yvvomino winner r riMIUOTf^ltO p.m. iHPieiwfnnsr Hartford captain increased his season totals to 26 goals and 58 last laugh, setting up Greg Pas- minded team, didn’t lay back in 48 21 S 88 2H IN tord ^l) end Central Connecticut (4-2), assists. NY Islwttfirs 19 j 10 M » n the latter In the semifinal. O ^ s scored ISSdDaRas Louisville 72-69 over DuKe North Carolina, 233, vs. Ptnnsvivania, i w ^ , Mirth If lawskl’s goal at 4:01 of overtime to overtime and play for a tie — a 13-13,1, 9:37 p.m. At Tocson, Aril. 29 » 8 44 2 » Ml In those eomes were by John Phelps (2), give the Blues a 32 NHL vlctmy category in which they lead the NY I_____ a 30 8 44 141 Ml Tldaer Leirun, and Kevin Brodeur hod toSB Laxkifton, Ky. Villanova 66-64 over Georgetown 13 OktalK^Tulsa winw vs. PlWdAirahi PlHiHaeti it 31 11 41 onossHt. Scott Rlckordhodtweseals In AI Syrocost, N.Y. Morlst winner i f/J over the Maple Leafs Monday league with 18. M 34 4 S4 2M 2H a M tie with»lth Avon. r------— Chris Oreenlond • and n SfS M ttle Georgetown 84-75 over Houston Itardut, 944, vs. Northsostam, W4, ^ UTEP-Artyono winner vs. lowo-Sonfri Hoyas’ Wllllamt tops Big East squad night. "When you’re at home, you go An^ llano hod ossIsH. Shawn Hayes 11:87 p.m. Clora winner ~ 34 M 7* M 222 1983 Aflwrquorque, N.M. North Carolina State 54-52 over Houston Fioridb, n-M, vs. North Carolina Stalt, _ . ^VfTIffWfVB NEW YORK — Georgetown forward Reggie Williams, who ” I was frustrated, but I kept Into overtime hoping to get the 7 hod_13 saves In seal. In its lone win, 20-14, 2:37 p.m 32 M 9 n 2 » 211 Trl-CIty whitewashedished Slew - Canaan, - 94. "e T 'e S S E ? ’ carried a young Hoyas team to a share of the Big East regular working,” Gilmour said. “ It Just win,” said St. Louis Coach Jacques 32 2* 4 70 Ml » LeBrun led the way with two goals while 1982 Naur Orleans North Carolina 63-62 over Georgetown West >nriVirginia, 237, 2! vs> Wsstam ml MWim made me work a little harder.” Martin. ’’Without taking any chan­ 2S 33 7 57 MS 2B slnsle seals were scored by Phelps, Kentucky,______204,7:07p.m.S4,7:07p.m. UNLV-ldohoSt.-Oforfflo-KoniiitSti season title, was named Monday the Big East Player of the Year M M f 57 212 2IV Christine Poce, Jaime Sutherland, Zl- 1981 FMIadstoMa Indiana 63-50 over North Carolina Syrocust, 234vs. Ooorpla Southsm, a-10, winner vs. Vlrolnl3Wvomlna-UCLA( after a vote by league coaches. ” He made some great saves,” ces, we had a couple of gixxi CAMPBBLL CONPmiBNCB ano. Brodeur, Rickard, and Tim 9:37 p.m. Cent. Federko said of Wregget. ” It’s one opportunities In overtime. We dug Lentine. toOO bidtanapoKt Louisville 59-54 over UCLA Oecend Round Mlchloon winner Williams and St. John’s guard Mark Jackson were repeat 14 thing when you start getting down a little deeper.” Mrelt 30 M 9 47 IM 2M 1979 9aR Lake imy Michigan Stale 75-64 over Indiana State Ok lahoma-Tulso-FINsburoh-Marlsf first-team choices. Jackson also received the Big East Defensive It. LjouH M M 13 45 2M 344 At Chertetta, N.C. winner vs. UTEF-Arifono-lowo-SanM frustrated, but when you start ’’We’re better off going for the IVlTTWIMwwTBQOS— M IttB N. Corollne-Penn winner vs. Naw- Clara Player of the Year honors. Pittsburgh had two first-team shaking your head, that’s a differ­ win, and If we lose, we lose,” M 31 I 44 254 257 1978 8t. Louis Kentucky 94-88 Duke Mlchlgon wirmer winnsr Chicaqe 27 30 10 44 Ml 259 selections In Junior center Charles Smith and sophomore forward ent atory. But we kept putting the Fedierko said. ” We have too many Toronto M 35 4 ~ » 2N United Bank lost two somes In the TIetre Donre-Mlddie Tenn. wlniwr vs. Northern Connecticut Conference 1977 Atlanta Marquette 67-59 over North Carolina ‘ TCU-MorWioll winner Jerome Lane. The guard court also included senior Billy pressure on.” ties already.” Tournament over the weekend, a 7-1 ^VTRBWp* BA IB Donovan of Providence and sophomore Sherman Douglas of 41 M 5 07 309 Ml M elon to Newlnsten and 3-1 to Toronto’s Bill Root scored at 4:87 K-Coisarv 39 27 2 « 2N 96 At Svraewse. N.Y. - Syracuse. In Monday's only other NHL of the third period to tie the score at x-WInnIpea____ M M 7 77 MO 2M Enfield. Duane Plcora hod the seal In Nta OhAPHIC Flerlda-N.C. State vs. Purdue- Rsolonol ssmHInol winntrs uoswiseies M M 0 40 IN MO tta less to Newington while Todd Northeastern winner UConn senior captain Gerry Besselink, who averaged 10.3 action, Montreal beat Minnesota 1-8. He sped across the St. Louis Voneouver 21 40 0 N 2M 2M Hutton and Duke Mansell hod assists. points and 10.7 rebounds per game, was not included on any of the 34. blue line on right wing and, from a M LIHliJIVU PIOVOTi Mflll Chris Rios scored for United dgalnst Once again, the NCAA “Final Four" basketball West Vlrglnla-W. Keirtucky winner vs. All Enfield vrhile Plcora______and______Mansell Syracuse Oeergta Seulhem winner Big East all-star squads. The Blues outshot Toronto 31 In sharp angle, heat St. Louis goalie pMed up assists. Chris Duperren eras a tournament Is being held In New Orleans — at the overtime and 41-81 overall. Montreal 5. Minnesota 4^ AAoBWHI^ BA ______, March a The Big East Freshman of the Year award went unanimously Rick Wamsiey low on the stick sidi St. LoutslAl^pntafcbT defensive standout. East champion vs. Soulhsost champion Paslawskl’s goal enabled St. Superdome on March 28 and 30. Locations of the At: woor mniieriora, is.j.Mi Mhtwssl chcynplon vs. ytssl chomplon ; to Derrick Coleman of Syracuse, who was also a third-team CBnadtont 8, S t a n 4 N. Corellna-Petm-Navy-MIchlaen sylnner all-conference choice. Louis to move Into second place In I at toisbec, ^ip.m. p.m Igvlrt A following three NCAA title games are; Kansas City In ' am the Norris Division with 65 points, Mike MePhee had two tMrd- N.Y. Htandsrs at I h, 7:M p.m. vs. Notre Dome-Middle Tenn.-TCU- The all-Big East second team included Dana Barrosof Boston Ooigerv at WtasMnoton, 7:1 L. WoedondSenhodateughtlmeeflt 1088; Seattle In 1080; and Denver In 1000. Mershell winner Eost-Soulhsast wlniwr vs. MldMOSt-Wssf four points behind division-leading period M>als and Mats Naslund Detr^aTitaMom“ ■ ‘ ■ »uver, 10:35 In the Connecticut HockeyrCo Conference Plorlda-N.C. Stote-Purdue- winnsr, 9;W p.m. College, Harold Jensen of Villanova, Rony Seikaly of Syracuse, Detroit. added four assists to help Montreal state tournament Division II playoffs Northeostern winner vs. W. Vlrglnlo-W. Mark Bryant of Seton Hall and Perry McDonald of Georgetown. Boston oThTTlBaMe^llS p.m. this post weekend. It lost two gomes (3-1 Kentucky-Syrocuse-Oo. Southern winner The loss dealt the Maple Leafs’ break a two-gome slide on the road. OstpaiY at Herttorar7:35 p.m. to New Milford arid 24 to Enfield), tied The third team included Coleman, Greg Monroe of Syracuse, playoff hopes another blow. The After Gaude Lemleux snapped a Phltadetphki at New Jwsey, 7:3:M p.m. one (3-3 with Southern Ct.), and Niwki 108. Biillt i n wWfwwipfOTIBIslV James Major of Seton Hail, Davie Kipfer of Providence and Leafs have 88 points, six behind 8-t tie at 7:88 of the second [^riod, Montreal at Nkintaeg. 0:35 p.m. dsfeoted Ridgefield, 3-2. Keith Mlllen. itardoy.MawiSi Willie Glass of St. John’s. Toronto at MInnesrio, 8:M p.m. Kevin Lew, and Mike Russo tallied BaeketbaD At Bast Buthetfsrd, N.J. Baseball Minnesota and (hileago, who share MePhee scored twice in the first St. Louts at Chiedae,ChlcoaoV0:3r l;M pJh. fsols In the draw sslth Southern while Regional semifinal winners The all-Big East freshman team was led by Coleman and also the last two playoff spots. Toronto 8:48 of the final period to make it Detroit) (at______Edmuoleii,___ 9:M___ p.m.__ Eric Petersen and Mlllen acaulred included Tate George of Connecticut, Mark Tillmon and Dwayne has 18 games remaining. 32. Minnesota’s Dennis Maruk Buftato at Los Angeiss, 10:M p.m. assists. Cral^ MoMlcette hpdjhe lone Seuthsost Reglenai geot ogolnst New Milford with Peterson NBAMaiHIIngi Bryant of Georgetown and Rod Brookin of Pittsburgh. Federko, who had three assists made it close by scoring at 8:84 and ricking up the assist. Phil Dakin, Thwrsdoy, Motah 12 Exhibition biN bill ASgheio Monday night and now has 001 15:00 of the final period. Cm m U i m 8. Nartli 8 tin 4 Mlllen, and Matt WelnIckI scored goals „ ^ A t BtrmlmAam. Ate. career points, started the game­ Brian Skrudlond and KJell Dahlin I n ^ victory ever Ridgefield. iWessl- EASTERN CONPBBBNCB ..NSW Ortsons, 254, vs. Brigham Youno, St. Louis' Bernie Federko (right) leaps past Toronto cotte, Dakin, and Russo hod assists. ATUUITAfHn 21-10,1:07 p.m. AMERICAN LBABI Perry Carter picks Ohio State winning play by gathering In a loose also scared for Montreal. Bob David Betuleou sros In the net In all the W L Pci. EB «vm%s 9NT iO 27, WIIHs 13-10 4-5 30, Alriwma, 9M, vs. North Carolina AAT, r L PC defenseman Bill Root as he pursues the puck during their puck behind the Toronto net. He Brooke and Dirk Graham added 34-1 3:37 p.m. Toronto 3 1.8t PITTSFIELD, Maine — University of Connecticut basketball « M .7M — iHino' 'NHL game Monday night In St. Louis. The Blues won In passed to Gilmour, who threaded a goals for Minnesota, which has now PbM Ported—1, Montreal, Skrudlond 11 Btashtagton 32 27 .542 12 ---- 23-7, vs. Austin Peoy, IMI, MInnssota fans had gotten to know the name Perry Carter but they’re not (Chelm, Naslund), :34. 1 Minnesota, PhltadAhla 35 N .541 12 Mcoeesa i-zk vniiM 0:07 p.m. Mllwxtkso overtime, 3-2. pass to PaslawskI In front, and lost three in a row. Pn Wn A O.TOtaH3»003lMia. NSW York going to have to get familiar with it any further as the 37, Brooke 10 (Beltaws. Lawton), 5:04. 3, New York 20 41 .3N 8 CBligge ss- Alabamn- MInneseta, Orahom M (Maxwisil. MocLol- 14 44 .»7 av tS8 = ;8 Oofta-iem AIM ednner vs. Mlssourt- 243 133 111— 1191 1 baBkethall to go aeven or eight deep the best 86. Some years, you have to 1314, were excluded along with attacked tar not showing proper SFeint pedis—Lucas 1 Fouled opt— Boottor tayt Yooman paid playtra in one powerful conference and None.. RobiRebounds ■ PhoenlK44(7lancel~ ■ ----- ceM l Xovtar, Dhle ofnner ____ -19 N 3 he one of the best 45.’ ” everybody else in the Metro Conter- respect to the defending roimp. Sanipy, March 19 ______.enenonMMwfl i« (4 . ), Laari Lsoeh —(7) a n d exclude entirely a lesser confer­ Jemstedt, NCAA ossistont exec­ ence when Memphis State, ineligl- “ Our reoponsibility is to evaluate MNwauhee,44 (^yita W^AO ^ (ffyNsT* MRsesmeni, a . I...... Nam,...... Otaon (5); Ctancy, Hudson ( ^ 27((Humphries (Humphrtas IS, MRwauheea (I HOUSTON — University of Houston boosters raised money so ence that is tr^ng to emerge? I utive director for champlonsMp hie for the NCAA Tourney while on theteams inthe I8838rseasoB, irith iiiu Su y * * *****^^*"*^ Luces a. JohnVWMMto a. winner vs. MussHnwnjB), CoudR (7), Agutas (W B.Totoftau^ Pt w ^ l l DeFaul-LeUlstana Tech wtnner and 9hPk, swat NI.W thidbaw, 13l L— former head football Coach Bill Yeoman could give up to |S68 don’t think so.” events, noted that FairilcM; Idaho probation, won the Metro tourna­ no conoiderntloB given to what’s Allocs 2 (Brian Monhon, Jeff Cham keea Fsmandet,11. Sv—Aoutao (iL H M — cash to some players depending on need, according to a school H pogno) Engrsss 3 A—114a. OeorOta TsCtaLouMtano a. wtaner vs. Delany and the other eight State and Perni were among the to ment. Hie post-season touroament happened in the past,” Jemstedt Tsmpta-Soulhei^g^lL^ytanw memorandum that quotes a booster. Beckers a JeR Ceshmon 1 Zod (2 1 . e^^^Ky xy*< members of the selection commit­ teams that qualified automatically ffM WppOWQ TO OeTOfHlllW YM saM. Wllhide) Tornados 1 (Danny IHe memorandum, released Monday, details intormation ftom n) aidgiMarcha Likere1IB.CIIppMi114 MOsctaiMR T9lml.YiiilMi4 businessman Frank Terry which conflicts with a recent report : RMta OMkvyCL^JoseOrita. inaana-9ielrWetd-Aubum-5an Diego from Yeoman, in which the farmer coach said he occasionally aiieTJ.R. m m , Nerih Cereftap; winner vs. Duke-Texos AIM-Mlssourl- Miaposala Xovlsr, gave players money for humanitarian reasons, but never more Ohiewinner 313 033319— 9 a i‘ Louisville turns down a bid to the NIT than ISS. J0S9WR' a. JehnVWIcMta a.-OeFeuLLo. Tech Mapvwk a i3 a g a - 4 3 4 wtaner vs. OoerHa TschASU-Tsmpta- LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) -L ou is­ Crum marched onto the bnsket- as the 8hsd and last team tai ito field. IP 9ihet he cpRed "the atioet ville Coach Denny Cram saM his han floor at Louitvllle’n Crawford LoaiBVine was defeated 15-88 by euxagespted caee,” he aeked the Fortman trlumpht In comalMick bout defending college basketball cham- Gymnasium to reject the NIT bid Memp^ State la ^ Metro O e n ^ NCAA to ptidalp for "pie pad the ...... piens, exhibiting only lukewarm aito again denounce the NCAA’s ence Tsuroament champfouship tiMuepads el Lealevflie feat hew lMinaMta,awiaMfcv (1), SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Former heavywel^ champlo^ Interest in the National Invitation selection methods. gameonSanday. Memphis State la tttaycapIdjugmygetectipgMIddte NawVartLFeeaoam. George Foreman, returning to the ring after 18 years of Touroament after being rejected He called the NIT "a great on prohatlop, ao the ctMsference preacMngv^ toehed fat and slow but sUII had the power to stop by the NCAA, will skip postseason toarnament” hutaaMtheCwUrniiala forfeited the autoasatic NCAA hM ttd, STOP the M BU B 141 toamyman heavyweight Steve Zonski at t:47of the fourth roosMl play. voted only 7-3 la fever of playtag la that gsep ta Ra teoHnsasneat chasn- tMe IP the Ohio fa^l1,vs.Kansaiacde,l3119N7 ” 9o we’ll let them study and iNTOI* ITO m VITy TOWII YvCElwvfl M l p.m. Monday nigM. Itoreman, 837 — 58 pounds more than he weighed when he concentrate on their academics. “ Hie coaches feR if R ' inota at-toi«ehM. •tfe r 9rae ahnopt twioe ------mnta Joy M, H tsevodoLos vsoee, 331, vs. MOhe Radio, TV unaalmoas decision I Hta, 1311 4:0 p.m. kayoed Joe Frasipr for the title in 1E78—Jolted EowiU 9rith a rl| ^ W ell go recruiting, play golf, fish, Creep cpRed for "sn Crum auM. _ _ _ _ _ M^ John Cewnelfy ia . . 1 Boor, Jshfpwi, ue would not he ahfe to do our fmnrvVI Unfl ITOOTlVIta TO Poo fed oof—Nowo . UCI>,8l4.vs.OsniraiMICMpan,137,947 to the head, foltosied by a left to toe temple and another left to the have a good time.” Cruim said at a Ife atoajigwed — aa the read — COLORAM STa T#—Atmevneod 9.*I**'—** * L * * * 5 pm. - - - - -ta- - M news couferroce kSesiday. heot,” he saM. "A totaHheplyerg NCAA toproapsept teems ppi dtaPP. F ii^ , UCLA ..^ r ^ g ^gnw^Tonvm cm ippspm yg,y.n.PexiNRngU). VhpPfo, H3, vs. Wvemfno, 123,11:41 cheek in the fourth round of .toe BCBOTNHBpchedniedq le-rpundet. Eonaki « (Mmptan It wfll he the ftrat time in his 13 ueed the acadcustccsuccMrofispaf geatod that oach a feiuwpla ' ■MEt of thaai Tsfl T m toeaea. UP Jtgge Co. 77 (Jhn Wshr a , Solomon son 15), CRps______pm. — — ------B 7:M pm. — OjRidIgis a ■w^Fcd wearRy and started backing away as referee Henry janriisMS H, Nick Foron 12, Jim fouls—Lokors 23, Clippers ChSMNf a, 99T9C years at Louisvine that the Cardi­ not going to n UiurnawiiEl, and have pat Louisvine hheed pf the lUhi. Ihp EMit dNScglt oema r ptansi vs.camn 7:M p.m. — mpnaie < Btaopnrs stopped in and atopped toe fight. sinoevie can’t go to the NCAA ...” Werrwia 8mokea(jimRlcharda, lowa,a-Avs.9aidaCtaPa,a’11IN7pm. ESPN nals win not he in a pestoeascu TOTOfM PCIMOn QMn niMK TOE nMI OoveOergnChia. eenlfstaCtad). A-3 t*7 . HieNITchoaeStoplwpF. Auafin 38. i W - ■ANCHEOTK HEIULD. T v m a n . 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N O tIC M •Mlnoas Proporty 25 Entortotnmont...... fSSSiu Poooft Proporty .. . 53 Form Supplies ond Equipment.. . 88 Loit/^eund...... 01 26 Bookkooplnp/lncomo T ok ... 54 Office/Retail Equipment...... 81 ^• n o n a lt...... Mortoopts ...... 27 Corpontry/Romodollnp RATBS: I to 5 doys: 90 conts por lino por day. C O V lffT IT Y — $149,918. f d u im o o m 03 Wontod to B u y...... 55 Recreotlonol Eoulpment...... 83 Annevnctmcnti. 03 20 Polntlno/Paporlno...... 56 Boots ond Marine Equipment... . 83 6 to 19 days: 70 conts por lino por day. (Sractowf • room Co- a v o iio B r# Aucttoni...... 04 Rooflno/Sldlno ...... 57 Musicol Items...... 84 30 or mero days: 40 conts por lino por day. lonfol in mova-ln eon- Financial...... Floorino...... : 41 dHlan. LdeoMdlnprda- 05 R M itO lS ... 58 Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment. . 85 dPpHoitcdP. SdCurWY Eloctrlcol ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 OVfffWCM r VlWvr Room* tor Ront...... 31 ilMmp«t1br*4Bdd- dntf rtOmmeo. f car. Employmtnt A Educotlon Hootlno/Plumblnp...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole...... 87 M A D LliraS : For clofolflod odvortlsomonts to 449-1W. Aportmonts tor Root.... 33 /Mlscotlonoous Sorvlcos lWlMnw,flr«> Condominiums tor Ront ... 61 Too Sales...... 81 bo puMishod Tuosdoy throuoh Soturdoy, tho Molp wantotf...... 11 33 Sorvtcos Wtontod...... 63 Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 . MvofY dbek off Situation W onttd...... 13 Homos tor Ront...... 34< dfodllno Is noon on tho day botoro publication. tbmitv room, l cor iDtfdl$--i room aaorl For odvortlsomonts to bo publlshod Mondoy, ivMiif, oMNfgBig aa dr •u*lnots Opportunitit*...... 13 Storo/Oftlce Spoco...... 35 twr Inotructlon...... Rosort Proporty ...... 36 M «rcliondiM tho doodllno Is 3:30 p.m. on Friday. MITUOIWV 091 dBouf Agm W9. 14 3 oerds «r «l N Employnnont Sorvtcos...... 15 industrial Proporty...... 37 Hotldov/Soosonot...... 71 A u f o m o t i v B Mlsdollanoaus tor Ront. 36 idtidtcdpatf grovtide Antlouos and Colloctlblos. . . 72 Core tor Sole...... 91 M A D YOUR AD. Clossiflod odvortlsomonts oro with' load I Roommotos Wontod .... 39 Ciothino...... 73 tok on by folophono os o convonlonco. Tho Wontod to Ront...... Trucks/Vons tor Sole...... 93 Seiilrv EWdi EekeN. 44B- R«ol Estote 40 Fornitoro...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Monchostor Horold Is rosponslMo for only ono eocurifv. Ro9grgwc*g Homos for Solo...... TV/Storoo/Applloncos...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorroct Insortlon and thon only for tho sixo of' Tinrwnrw7m r=- Condominiums for telo. S « r v iC M /Mochinory ond Tools ... . 76 Auto Services...... 95 tho orlolnol Insortlon. Errors which do not' 'ifgfin«. A Lots/Lond tor Solo...,.. Lawn ond Gordon...... 77 Autos for Ront/Loose...... 96 losson tho voluo of tho odvortlsomont wilt not rord opparfwnttyl Child Coro...... Good Thinos to Eo t...... Invostmont Proporty ... Cloonlno Sorvlcos. .... 7$ Mlscollonoous Automotive...... 97 bo corroctod by on additional insortlon. Bdoutlhit 0 room cue- Fool Oll/Cool/Flrowood . . . 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 tomlzdd Calonlol tn MANCHESTM • 2 ACROSS 41 food (Ml much dMfred Cos# Maonfofn ordo. Feot- 42loM«iflS .fciOnO C!]nC3 tty. SSSOgor iiwttlB gtoa aQ!3o aDaB non urlno 4 bodroanw, TA 44BsM*pirl bollw, 3 tlraptocde, tor- utiiitiof. AvgficBic (M r.) aacjo anoBGOOB MOV tot. 644-0$$. 46 low WNn ODD nonB aann matAntnaroam,dor-ln (ZwW.) kttchdn with opplMn- 4S Wrwpxw □ □□□□a OBQCIO As o cendltton proesdtnt to IZEMSybr 3QQC noBB rano cdf, fOrntty room with tho ptocomont of any odvtr- $100 to $300 wooklyl Your hmwt slMers to potto, 3 cor CONSTRUCTION Site Su- isMm S3. . Itw □BBa oranon tlstno In tho Monchostor Ho- tolophono, our custo- porlntondont for east­ CRIME Fays— Earn up to aorege wtth outomattc rold, Advortlsor horoby ACCOUNTANT MHobec □cjonn anraa opanare. A most eat K g l B S F ” ' mors, your schodulo. DIETARY ern Ct. based general $600 per week, shorlno 141hUinlnll □no nnoD □□□□ ooroos to protoet, Indtmnifv Coll 64M233 or coll our locol Crime Frev- H Sock thraugh hovee. Sontry Keol Eet- contractor. Specializ­ N p W DOS MATURE responsible, DONUT iMSHt (iMr.) 57 Thrice (pmf.) 30BDH oanano and hold hormloss tho Mon- Mollsso 520-035$. MANAGER entlon Froprom. Com- , IS Sowkif ffint Oto. 6436010..______MANCNISTBR - uSoR chostor Horold, its oftleors ing In Commercial smirti busislndM for core elver vranted to SSLcnWcpcn □ □□□ □□□□ BI3B woods, 3 ^ ^ and omplovots opolnst any work. Must hove at work In Infant ond pony tretininp, no prior fetam.) QunOdBnO QOQO Co l o n i a l Fontostic— 00 0 0 iody Dronch by Norvoll • degropd Accountant 17 Olympic and oil nobility, loss or Part Tima least years construc­ toddler room. 647-070$ MAKER experience necessary. BSTV ccmcc SOD c o n n o b o b Monetweter. $339,900. Unbollovoblo lotions 10 tcPidlcMr.) Laram___ monf. No ooft. 4799. oxponso, Includino ottor- tion oxporlonco and wNn 1 to 3J y aaraax- or649-922$. To orronpe Interview ISrcMvt 3BO BOQD ZDBa Four targe bedrppms novs' ftos, orlslno from morkotod to Indoor Experienced or tor details coll Mr.'* 50 SUM Including fireploced 647-74Mor44»4374. Dietary Manager. proven frock record of parlanoa. Fitpsponal- ■f e l e p h ONE - Operotor- dolins of unfair trodo proctl- tonnlnp solons, titnoss lobs completed within Mlltidffi Incluiw In- Stevens at 569-7400, ISIencf 51 Oraupof mmSJiriUng 31 College nmtor. 13 x 30 ffre- eos, Infrinpomont of trodo- contors and boouty Wookonds only. $am- /Typlst - seeking a full Will Train Monday and TuesdqY SZTicihe____ 10 Wind morks, trodo nomos or pot- schedule and budget. volvamant in caah inctnimcnt ptacedHvfnoraam and shops. Just ono distrib­ 4pm. Paid holidays time telephone opera­ only 9om to 5pm. 21 Urge DOWN 33 Enthe range tormol dining roam onts, violation of riohts of Send resume to Box ll, tor. Must possess effec­ 11 Woman in 3S Upright utor srontod In this bookkeeping, bank 1 Aid In dieg. with a third fireptoce. privacy and infrlnoomont of ond vocation. Know- c/o the Manchester He- tive telephone skills, kNOCK Out Crimt— U4. Army 40 Leak of copvrioht and proprlotory oroo. Coll Friday reconciliation and Dunkin 23 9ht» Mbr.l FIret floor fomlfy lodge of Quantity rold, 16 Bralnord typing 35 - SO w.p.m., torn $6 to $10 per hour ‘ Bill (comp, wd.) riohts, unfair eompotitlon throuoh Monday only: Place, Manchester. collectona. os one of our proprom IS Argandna't 43 room, 314 bathe, 3 cor and nbol ond slondor, which J1$-3^1655. cooking thora- aptitude for figures inOCCBBin 2 Vermin __ Pcfon Group Inaurance- Donuts coordinators. For per­ 24 Ncullccl ny B nonvf DM 4S Pavilion gorage, beautffwlly and basic office skills. 20 rahrie parti may rosult from tho pubtlco- Aa^ c h a n ic - ^ l l timo putlc diets. P%ly rote 27rcrgym4 4SMitaKeitof tondfcopad lot with tlon of any odvorttsmont in -1 /Bandiflta program. Apply In person, Mon- sonal Intsrvlew coll r genue 22 Savage roam Canfatwgororv yoor oxporlonco ro- $9.00 per hour. Please Call 569-7400 ask for Mr. 4 fcailvcl of 24 Oevemment thaaamlet view of Hartford. on ovor 1 ocro. 1 mfto tho Monchostor Horold by Please call for an ap- doy through Friday, ZtFaahioncMc 47 ______War odvortlsor, Includino odvor- oulrod on modlum du- Jeffries, tom throuoh', egtntfeomp. Home In very good from Routo 41, $g«- RECEPTIONIST — full polntmant, Monday 6:30 to 4 :30 ,Progue 1 -6 7 7 -4 8 2 0 SZSeddUr ■nDEn nyvri wd) |1SS»1S02) condnion. D. f t. Fish tlsomonts In ony troo distri­ tlos trucks. Solary Shoe Company, 200 Plt- 9pm. JdTypc d fheep 48 Sightfully etous ondbrfiM. AYOll- bution publications pub­ commonsuroto with Moodowt Manar time. Busy veterinory through Friday,■y 8:30 28 long---- ego M Trimmed Igrwl Realty. 643-1591 or 071- office, Glastonbury. to 12:30, kln Street, East Opening Soon iicURITY — Monches-" 3S Ad)Mnl bird 1488:0 llshod by tho M onch^or oxporlonco. Must have 333 Bldwoll St. 2:30, Prague Horttord. ter, Vernon, Ellington . 37 P m fruit 7( 51 Singw.____ on opgrovol. $799 o Horold. Ponnv Sloffort, tools, company bonef- Good telephone skills 3SU(ScEcct Manchester Shoe Company Ad- Wanted - service man for Tolland Tpke. areas. $5.25 per hour. 2S Vapor Pina month. Roftronco$on4 Publlshor. Its. Coll 53$-$114,9to4, and the ability to work itratlve, 2S2- Caldor .Shopping Onler SOAutiwraf 52 Paving atone socurlty 4tpa$N ro- with the public a must. service department. Full time, 10 pm to 6 3Slnlandi throat "Pienie" SS Tearful Monday through Mnnchetler om. Port time 5:30 pm oulro4. 33i-4S71 U»T Friday. Typing, filing ond Full or port time. Will ovenfnos, other clerical duties. m train. Apply Blon- to 10 pm. All shifts , 10 11 M iM L E £AFE - 3 fo 4 bocroomn M E FOUND k E n n 4 l person - full RECEIVER — Must be good around X— RAY Technician- stein's Camping Cen­ weekends. Must be . r BT m Warehouseman posi­ Immediate Medical ter, Route $3, Vernon. LAWN Core-Everoreen over IS, neat and de- | HELFWiMTEO EDIfELFWMITa HELP W/WTEO FMSME bathe, fuUvopononcia, time. Dependable, animals. Dependabil­ Lawns has opening for SFACIOUS — FOUND— Cot, long hair, motivated - duties are tion avolloble. Full or ity and Initiative essen­ Core Center of Mon- $75-6211. pendoble. Coll 537-0235. convenient loeotlen. block and whito paws, port time. Experience hordworklnp lawn core “ Moncheeter. $93,988. No goto, cMMron o.fc. animal core, hospital tial. Hours; Monday, chester has an opening Iody shop opening-.-} a l l Tucked In on a cold Two btdroom fown- chost. Bit of whito on cleaning, assisting preferred, but not ne­ Wednesday, Thursday for 0 full time regis­ specialists. Year round Collision body person. } $798 o month glue ufin- noso, groon oyos. Can't cessary. Inauire Em­ employment available, winter night...A crac­ houst condominium. doctors. Hours; Mon­ and Friday and every tered x-ray Techni­ Stoplll Fay according to skill,- ; kling fire In the living Unit Includes a 16 x 17 Koop. Vlclnl^ of Au­ day throuoh Thursday, pire Tool Mfg., Co. second Saturday morn­ cian. This position competitive wages and Heritage Auto Body of | ’ JOB tumn Stroot. 646-14M. 647-1431 ask for Al. OMorlmHy benefits. We will train. OUTEN room...The pride and living room, 13 x 16 $ am to 1 pm and 3 pm to ing. References re- offers a full pockoge of Andover, tncorpora>M> comfort of owning kitchen/dining area benefits, competitive Good driving record tion. 742-7693. f lA U U N b lb - Uiopord 6 pm. Friday, $ am to aulred. Write P.O. Box R iw clis ond high school di­ OPPORTUNITIES your own classic Cope. and two large bed­ mix, molo 3 yoors old, noon. Roforoncos. iE C R E TA R Y - Rham G, Manchester Herald, starting salary plus a TEMPORARIES High School, Hebron to Earn $10,000, $10,000, ploma required. 649- dECRETAkY/Receptlonf", See this 3 bedroom, rooms. Appliances, se­ black and brown. Glastonbury Votorl* 16 Bralnord Place, weekend differential. $20,000 or more a year home tor the price of a parate, partially fln- work with administra­ We olso have part time $667 between 9 ond 5. St— Full time to work - at the Wmta to help you pul ^7!cI$pOBnorr«rt^ Found on Mothor nory Hospitol, 633-356$. Manchester, CT 06040. ■ your very first year. We closely with busy real') eome dhrerelty end excf- condo? Blanchard A ' istied boeement. 114 Stroot. Lob crou - tion and special educa­ evening and weekend TiTlW Alifimni: Rossetto. "WeOuoran- Monchoetar grlma construc­ tion. Must have excel­ will send you to school (or wonted. 7 positions estate executives In at- -• tament Into your Hfel We baths, brick exterior. downtown grofoo- molo , 7 wdoks old, all tion. Apply In person of hours available at aur hove Immedlata openlnge tee Dur Houses". 646- Cefomcl tile entry. black. Found Hartford lent typing skills. For Wethersfield and East 2 wseks sxpenses paid, open In East Hartford. tractive downtown of- ; •lonal iuttoe ovollobto Tho Andrew Ansoldl application coll 336- train you In tho (Md, sel­ Earn up to $$.00 per flee. All phases of of- - IRanrI|PBtFr ilpruIB fuH end pert time, lon$ Stop renting, start from to OMO Rood. Cockorpoo - Company, 166 Bldwoll PARTTIme— Expereince Hartford centers. In­ end short term. owning. D. W. Fleh 1,000 molo, 1 yoor old, black 9474. EOE. terested applicants ling end ssrvleing oslab- hour. Call Marie of flee work. Strong ' AM iiegoni porfroyal of equoro toot. Loaeo or Stroot, Manchester. helpful but not needed. llshed business accounts. typing and figures q,^ the modern life Style ReoHy. 643-1591 or $71- and gray. Found on FliLL-TIW ii cashier to Apply at Aldo's Pizza, contact Joanne at 731- 2$9-7306. WE NEED 1488.0 purchoeo. Boyto Raol Summor Stroot. 7393 between 9 and 4. Musi bo over 21, have car, must. Lombard Asse^ con be seen In thle 3 Eetato Compony. 449- work cosmetlcandutll- 133 Spencer Street, I a I y ^ i t t IF-N eeded, dates. 646-9730. n 47 Saoratarles Ity counter. Expe­ bondsble, ambitious, and bedroom VA both Wil­ SMASHING-ftecoriil ManchestOr. Dr iv e r — to do deiiver- responsible' adult to PART TIME liamsburg Colonial This townhouse condo rience with Inventories les and pickups. Also sports mindsd. Hospltall- watch three p re ­ PART Time— flexible ' Word Procossora iM A LL tforo - $uitdEllg Banking — Full hours, working with ' - townhouse located tn at Foreet Ridge Is not or utilities systeihs Is ceonlng and odd lobs zollon and profit sharing. schoolers In my home. ADTANER Data Entry exclusive Lydall for offleo or hoBOv time second shift — Celt (or an appointment. orders for photo- • only epotlese but It's •hop.Ffonfv of park­ preferred but not ne­ for machine shop. Bower's school area. B7 Light Induatrlal Woods...Clean and decorated beoutfullyl FERSONMJ assistant supervi­ cessary. Generous Must be 1$ or older. Tuesday through Fri­ grophy studio. Joan;'" Immsdlatg Oponlng. In our ola$$lfl#d dp> ing. Juef off /Main PART Time— Become a Taai CraeleelilB , 9:30(0 2:30.643-7369. I Racaptlonlat captivating...The mas­ Large spacious rooms, sor in proof and wages based on expe­ Community Represen­ 643-5549 day. 8:15 to 4:00. 643- BO partmant. Monday thru Fridiy, 9 A.M. to 3 Stroot. Coll $4A574$. SAVE $300 on LIfotImo D22-821f Clerk Typist ter bedroom boasts a 2 bedrooms, 314 boths, Holiday Hoolth mom- transit depart­ rience. Apply now at tative. Neighbor to iALES Person— Days, 5052 evenings. P;M."Must ‘ possiM good typing skills, spoi­ series of spacious central air, walk-out v i il M D N -6 MeoiPICM MMMM. Arthur Drug, 943 Main Neighbor has openings Mon-Thura J Full eorvico. 700 t o M borshlp. Call Judy bo­ ment. Machine op­ Harvsy's Drns«s and 7:30pm-0:30pm (^(iitODIAL Assistant— (a)ie87 by NEA. Inc ling skills. Knowlodgo of oomputor Input do- closets plus a glamor­ bosement to patio, op- toro 7pm 654-4$4$. Aftor St., Manchester. In many area towns tor Sportswear. 646-3100. Part time, tor South Come In or call ous glass solarium to plloncee, plush carpet- eouaro foot. Reoeono- eration and recon­ a qualified person to EOE •5-*10 slrablo, but will train. Good twgphone man- 7 749-$4$$. MANUFAC'tUkiNo— tRUCK. Driver — Windsor Board of Edu­ nor ossontlBl. For appolntmtnt ploMo Laurie enloy outside-tnside. Ing, and morel ble. Near hoepltol. ciliation. Monday small company - full welcome new residents cation to. maintain fe­ PER H O U R $148's. For o private $153,988. Jdckton A Oovld Mobonoy Com­ Into your own com­ Outstanding opportun- THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME K' on# 9:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. f643-2711------Mkfor through Friday, 3 time, 7:30 to 4, port Ity to work for NURSES Aides — male facilities. 9:30am I showing call 646-3483. Jackson Real Eetote. pany. 330-1391. munity. For more In­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lea inisoI Roberts. O L S T E N p.m. to 10 p.m. Sat­ time, 9 to 3:30, conve­ progressive growing Currently accepting to 1pm, 5 days per Blanchard A Rossetto. 647-8488.0 Employiii$nt nient to bus line, start­ formation coll 246-2434. week. Apply: Facilities F U L L O R TEMPORARIES "We Guarantee Our ing pay $4.75 per hour, company. Benefits In­ applications for our Unscramble thede lour Jumbiss, urday 12 p.m. to 3 Afe^EPTiDNIst- clude; medical, dental, Nurse Aide training Services Office, 1737 one letter to each square, to form 1$i t penesr at Houtes". g NNCEIJJUIEOUI A EiHic$tl9n p.m. Call g46-S773. raise after 1 month. Immediate Medical and profit sharing pro­ class that will begin Main Street, South P A R T T IM E lour ordinary words. Meneheeter a $47-ia$1 Fo h llT Mills-Lovely L- RMN m T Coll 646-2930. Care Center of Man­ grams. 5 day work soon. Also taking appli­ Windsor or col 1528-9711 FULL TIME shoped 3 bedroom Rentals ^QUIPhAENT chester has an opening ext 40. EOE. MANCHESTER— Brick RECEFTIONrST — week, overtime re­ cations for C. N. A.'s. Marketing company RIFAR PASTE UP MtnST ranch In the Forest Operators— needed tor for a part time Medical quired. Applicant must WOwOfter excellent ----Y Hills section of Man­ oarogg. Avollabto tor Moturo, congenial. bull dozer and back hoe receptionist. Previous needs people to work storogo only. $40 NELPWANTa Good telephone and hove class 11 license stamlng wage and be­ C O S fD oiA N -P ari lime, V A > To do nowspapor pggg and ad pasteup. •200 - •400 chester. Cathedral related work. Expe­ medical office expe­ and 3 years driving nefits. Please contact: needed by South Wind­ days and evehinge. Exparlanoa and typing helpful. celling In living room nthiy. $496001. GD typing skills. Coll Tues­ rienced, only. Fulltime rience Is very helpful. experience. Routes In­ Director Stott Devel­ PER W EE K with beautiful full wall day throuoh Friday be- sor Board of Educa­ No experlenoe ne- employment with sta­ Hours are every other clude New Jersey, New opment at Crestfleld tion. SVi hours dolly. Exoellsnt company paid bonafita, Including fireplace. Offered at twoon 9om and II noon. Saturday $ to 4:30. We 5 csesery. Great bene­ Expanding oompany I7M361. ble company, benefits. York and New Eng­ Home/Fenwood to 8:30pm. Hours flexi­ fits. Cell Mr. Roes □REEL major medical, dental, Ufa Inturanoa and $164,900. Joyce O. Ep­ ROOM — In homt- Call 742-5317. otter competitive land. Please apply In Manor. Monday ble. Excellent oppor­ paid vaoatlone. For further Information tteka SS tatamarkalara. stein Real Estate. 647- Kltchen prlvllegee, use a t t e n d a n t s — service i r e = 5 o T car. starting salary plus a between Oam-Spm. Qraat snirtronmenl. No of washer and dryer. ^ONSTRUDtlDfi ^lle person to: Syndet Pro­ through Friday. 7om to tunity for retired per­ □ □ ploaaa call Sheldon Cohan, Monday-Thurs- axparlanea naeaeeary. 8895.0 station, full and port Some hand tools re­ Work Superintendent weekend differential. ducts, route 6 Bolton, » m of 643-5151. EOE. son. Apply: Facilities Mature, dependable time. Apply In person. quired. Will train. Interested applicants day 10 am-3 pm. 643-2711. Call Mr. Mika bahuaen person. 647-7319. needed tor Commer­ Ct. Little Caesar's Pizza Is Services Office, 1737 (203) 240-7882 eitn.epm. LODKIMg For lots of Uniforms furnished. Bruedan Corporation, cial Building Contrac­ please contact Joanne Main Street, South 6LAif5WI Uiy-room M l teoncor Stroot. route $5, Bolton. 647- at 721-7393 between 9 currently accepting (SOO) 307-3720 RITHEE room to Room??? You tor. Civil engineering, applications for assist­ Windsor or coll 538-9711 con have this and more tor rent for working Hair stylist - oxporloncod 1774. Contact Fred. and 4. ext 40. EOE. (203) 249-7882 YOUNG profeeelenpl, surveying and equip­ Bfiiity Suppllss ant managers. No ex­ ' with the enormus yard perosn In private male, eeeklng o quiet only. Cllontolo pro- CLtANiNO personnel- ment operating expe­ perience necessary. P A R T TIM E (800) 387-3720 and spacious Raised home. Kitchen privil­ ' forred. Ask tor Jan or part time Manchester Clerk typisi-tull time op- Wholesale beauty dis­ one-bedroom or studio rience a plus. Full time, enlng In Glastonbury Must be 1$ or older. Ranch. The house fea­ ege, also laundry am­ apartment In Monchoe- JQO. Coll 649-$0$0. area. Evenings Mon­ benefits. Send resume tributor seeks experl- Flexible hours, day THELME TAOLOID INSERTERS tures 0 great fireploced ple porklno spoce. 633- day throuoh Soturdoy. for experienced typist aneed outside sales Now arrange the circied letters to ter area. Non-emoker, Reps Noodod - for busl- to Box II, c/o the (60wpm) position. In­ shift. Good advance­ . Extra caah can be youra If you’re available family room for enter­ 5133. Top wages. Expe­ Manchester Herald, 16 person to sell suppilea MATURE COMPUTER /■ Y '' form the surprise answer, as sug­ no pets, rtferoncoe noss accounts. Full volves typing, record ment potential. Call gested by the above cartoon. soma early aftarnoona. Wa need raoponal- taining or Isut living, availillable. .rs n -m s . time - $40,000-l$0,000. rienced preferred. 742- Bralnard Place, keeping and general to------beauty ■ aalons. • IS. IrIndi­ ■ 646-4300. SALES PERSON two full baths, low 5633. Manchester. vidual must be a self ble paopla, mala and famala, to help Intort SITUATION NFANTRENT8 Fart tlmo - $13,000- office duties. Good sa­ DK i v F r — Fuel Dll PERSON advartwngadvartlain- supplamanta------Irito our dally ■ ■ WANTED heating costs, and RESPONSIBLE- $16,000. No soiling, ro- lary and all benefits. starter and aggressive. Truck-class 11 license NNdM ImniMililsIyl many -other extras. RMNENT tomato, prafeeelonol poot business. Sot your £l E8 k tor general lobs Position calls (or per­ paper.. ExparlancaEx^______not neceasary____ os wa_twill This property Is beino In small machine shop. Call Sue of $59-3666. required, dependable For Children’s Spe­ In modem phermecy. As­ (Answers tonrarrow) INDEPENDENT seeks 2 bedroom apart­ own hours. Training son to see estebtlshed fuel oil delivery eost of train.. Good hourli------hourly wages. —Pleats call 647- ottered at $159,988. ELLINGTON — Quiet ment or dupitx In Man­ provided. Coll: 1•61^ DELIVERY person- WII Include some accounts and canvas­ ciality Shop. Apply sistant to phsrmsclsts. Jumbles LAPEL CREEL TERROR ABRUPT Student— Seeking 01 ve us the opportunity country setting, 1 bed­ river. Experienced Yksterdsy's 9948, oak for Bob. room and board. Not chester. One child, no 930-6070, Monday noodod Immodlotolyl marking parts, pack­ sing. Good growth po­ only, full time. Insu­ Will train. PIsssanI work­ Answer What that first tavern m the Arctic was to show you this home room apartments. aging, working with in person. caled — THE POLAR BAR tinanclallv secure but pets. Retoreneee. $48- through Friday, Oom to Pleasant working con­ NURSERY - workers. tential.". Must have tran­ rance and benefits. ing conditions. Frings today 111 Realty World, From $488. Northeast­ t m or $47-9011 dftor ditions In modern phar­ shipment schedule ond willing to take on re­ Frechette Associates. ern Property Monoge- 5 pm. (Control Stand­ Full time. Hop River sportation. For inter- Coll 647-9137. bsnsflts. Apply at ones! sponsibilities such os 6 p m . Needed ard TImol. macy In largo shopping some various office view'le call: P A R T TIM E 646-7789.0______ment.nt. 5 3 9 ^ . center. Apply at once: type duties. Benefits. Nursery, Route 6 , Bol­ DAi v e R— T railer truck- M ari-M ads UggBtt Pharmacy household chores, bab­ Immediately. Llggott Pharmacy, Coll 643-5549. ton. Come In or call Petroleum products. 757 Main St. ysitting, etc. 524-8374 T h e Luck of tbe Irlshll I icmrcHesTiirTzrTis Jim. 646-7099. AmtrkaE DtiEty Experienced only. Full 404 W. MIddls Tpks. CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS after 4. Ask tor A very lucky buyer will floor, 3 bedroom, heat Porkodo shopping cen­ Manchester Manchsstar CELEBRITY CIPHER NELPW M Ta ter, 404 West Middle GlEiBiBllAA time. Insurance and CiltbrRy CtMm ctyiRoQiiim iw Cfulid from gMoWtom bf fimouB Gregory.______be sure to enloy many and appliances. No benefits. Coll 647-9137. pioQlii pMl md pfuml. Emh Mtir In ttw cRUif 8lmd8 fof yeors of hopInMS In pets. $550 plus security. Morehondloo GD Tpko. UNIQUE modwr. TMty'9 ekm O P. Pleasant talophona manner and good this adorable Frincees Coll 6466m. POSITION MISTER OWNER bperator- Ann Victorian. Mint s/Tractor Trailers— speaking vdea a must. You ora our contact 473 Main i t r ^ — Aroom Fun lime pMtUon for office 2CM7C7 batwaan our oarriara and our cuatomars. condition, 3 bedrooms, IMMEDIATE OPENINQ 8 I worker «lM Is able to lit la a DONUT Needed to run New JNITK8 1V4 baths, fenced yard, apartment tor rent. aman, boajr office In the England to Philadel­ Hours: Monday thru Thursday, 3:6gpm- expandable attic and $500 plus utllltlee, no Excellent CLERICAL - Full time phia. Home everyday. ••BA CTNG PM PBJ DSP- 7:30pm, Friday, 3:00pm-7:00pm, Baturctay INTERNATIONAL Metal opplloncat. 646-3436 mm IN V IM ^O IIV C L IR R - Entry lovol. Good tl urs Mancbeater area. Oeneral lots morel $123,588. 0 office position, 40 Light loads. No touch. weekdays, 9 to 5. oppMtudo. Good' ‘ ponmonohip. inmip. Accumey In office doUee trom nUng to employment 7:00am-10:00am. Coll 9 4 7 -9 M ask for Building Manufacturer Jockeon A Jackson ^^uST^w^angt^ bookkeepiBg. Specialist hours per week, Mon­ 1-$00-523-$703. Bob AH O G BD I DUBPPCPAG B ’INP selecting bullder- Real Estate. 6476488.0 counting ports. Jmmory duty Is porpotuol opportunity.. day through Friday, $ Lone. Joanna. a Md D v e N-I bedroom, Holpolnt, copper mnt. Inventory of Oil G.B.P. stock. ■ead net apply. We will pay SELL, /dealer In some open $F*TR5" is lust around oppllonced. Oak tloars. Both evtno sa lt- Mature adults am to4:30pm. Reliabil­ RDktAL ADikt-^ofl NPPA, GZP dOBBBDUP PALM areas. High potential won for the right peraoo. ity and occuroev Im­ thele cecorner...and will Security, references, deonlng. VOry Mod UQHT AttnM LIRt word praceaalng. typing 0 needed for 1-2 time, some bookkeep­ profit In our growth no pets. $435. Available condition. Beet ptfsr. portant. Experience Industry. (383) 759-3388 this yard look greot EORioffiD Of DOMC nono wOM ofiQ DOMC ofuo pnni tiling akilla a mast. nights per ing, no experience ne­ BA LBMTSEP.” — C DBM BA P A R T TIM E with the beautiful In- 4-1.74A5144 evenings. Call $4$61$0 aftor $ using adding machine. cessary. We will train. YOUR ext 3483. rooding. Yhlllngnooo to do ropoototivo work. KxeelleBi benellta package. ground pool In the rear pm.o » week. Please Apply In person Flexible hours and DUPLEX— A room. V^oiT- Seod resnme to Box ItU, Prague Shoe Com- CBOEZPINTA. yard opened up, 3 bed­ te-woll carpeting, call 646-9277. good benefits. $6 rooms, 3 full boths, D A C K lflS - Entry lovol. vywingnoos ond obilNy Mancbeater. OU SSSW. pony, 200 Pitkin Street, hourly to stort. $71- If you Hka tsiga, and have a doer apoaking dose to center. Fork­ East Hartford. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “To bring up • chHd In the way he Real Estate cool stove. Quiet dead­ ing. $100 plus utUINee. to mwo lotgo ond hoovy motorlolo. Fork Htt should go, travel that way youraalf once hi a while." — vote# you could bo atroing |'a In our aalet end street In Ellington. Socurlty.irlty. 6476313.I oxportonco o phisl NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. . . . With a Classified ad. Josh BNHnat. dabartmant M-Thurs. 6:3(T8:30, Bat. 10-2. $133,988. Jockson A JO TITR TTTriri ROLL-OFF MACHINE OPERATOR - Entry Home buyers read our Will Train. Hourty Plus’ bonusaal Coll Susan ./ Jockeon Reol Estoto. Dwptox, 6 roame, 1V4 FREE to good'hamtt'^ level. To operote electronic perforot- MMCSiSmMiS COOKS TELEMARKETING real estate listings 647-0848 / 647-0488.O baths, $180 plus uttll- yoor old Calico cot. tfiB fiioofwno. uooQ fiMUfo iDpciiuoo^ moiRioni* IN Town— Cusfem hulit 7 ttoe. SecuHty. 643-7533. hoolthy, cswy Imdined, eMo to Ml 76 pounds, aWe to IIIIIIIWUININ OpWIrnlRD TOT PART TIME every day. Advertise room Cape, 1st floor Coll mornlnmornlngt. mofq In' part Thne Cooks. ADS: Ah I In master bedreom. Spo- $406418. WOfm to talk on the phone; your home in the soracRiR R T ifirr •S AM to 1 PM RRwfvvymfwr n il uiu is clovs family room, for­ Wood aportmonts. lESaeT'aNaraBa ^Evsvi V Classified columns PARTTIMI suMect to the Fair Housing mal dining room and n o u r •TOCR ROOM ATTENOANTt - Entry level. ^ if WNAWIIUD t h e EVERY Act at 19M, which mokos It Now luxury, tw o- 'AKC m i n S b Bome experlenoe • or boekgraund In votoo; who can work from where ready buyers will living room, 2 flrepto- •Paid Holldava 4-a p.m. Monday thrbu* DAY llMeol ta odyoftlst any prot- cee, 3V4 baths., central gigokAniMfOovy,^ ‘ iM lo ig and VaeoHon •thweBar. see it. Classified AND CRICUU1NNI CREW SUPERVISORt oranet. IhnltoHon ordlscrHn- $79 BMwell stroot. 449> w o n d e r bwllon bosad on roca, calor, air, over 1 acre prieed •StortlnB rote WtOlYER: 16.00 PER readers will make vour IN ExoaHont opportunity for rsMtsaa, atudonts. rollefan, sox or notlenal at $$64A88. U A R FhdM ouftgviBBwatiiJjs O.B.P. oRsr on soesWonl $a.03/Hr. HOUR; COMMIB8IONS; home a bestseller! ApproximaMiw W fiiMrs por orteln. or on Intantton la RtoWy. 64>-$IW.o YO U eon your*, f tomato. •Bsvod ItKXNTIVES; WAYS ^ with youiM aduNs agso lOthru is! moka any such prataranca, bdAMtAtS C lk 'F i- C4WW49 WWofo VlIV T9IWRII cate, mothor Bad Must have experience PAID VACATIONS: worker 1 10 th IlmltoHan or discrimlnatlan. I In «Mch aranaoi. dauahtor. T s w t ^ gr pension plon ond tuRlan In quantity cooking Hqnday ttm Thursday 4:S0pm-8:90pm, Tho Harold will not know- Full shod. .79 o c m of COURTESY proporty. 114 baths, ole. a r t soaarote. 44AiS$9. cendMiiio may apply 0$ our fbcHllyaroond and knowiedge of MEMBERSHIP; SALES ManchesterHerald Batufdaiy 10am-2|^. Rsliabis transporta- for U BALARV HISTORY MUST BE INCLUDED. mont which 1s (n vleiollan of , full baet mtnt. 0117.$00. TRAINING. S L . 6 4 3 - 2 m W y • »"«•*• •» you haws tho abWty to motl- 'tovridch TherapuMc Diets. Able Sound Nice eomeihing Strono Rtol Estate. P htssobsI B sp a M M l vMsyoung adults and hovs aomo aaloa vernment Homet 647-7653.0 IN D R O L L t to Supervlee. you nrigia Eke to by? Coe - t?««i beiwssn Sam 0pm 047- MMNNESTCR •*PBrtBnos. your oarninga potsnUal la from SI (U rapolr). CDLbMIAL-Hlclalv m -m ECRKR SCmiVIC fMEUCfSy MC> Please apply — 0306 Aak for Judy uyFilBri. Baaed on straight oommiselona. DoHnquont tax prop- Dtcoratad. Fancad i-tlsrlM Ggi Bie Wont Ad habit... "EASY DOES IT" Is the M Susan. CIrcutallon OspartmonL 847- arty. Rtpossesslons. roar yord. 3 bodroams. 181 BsMon OftYp AAA AUTO CLM HERALD rood and wee the Httla ode way to deecribe plocino o Coll 1-005607.6800. Ext. y ttnlehi SSSe mal In'' OeeelWed regutorty. wontod. Just coll 643-3711 OH-9965 for currant i^SI ^ SBI^ Strong iMetlMseaa. CALL MOW 949^711 / 947-9949 64M711. list. EM. MMAW ,CT. p h i B B M M n i d a i s I f M and we do Hit rast! .647-7U3.Q 1 . 0 . I