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20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 19, 19B9 A HERE IS A TRULY AMAZING ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MANCHESTER MOTOR CITY! I ROOMS ■ APARTMENTS 1 MISCELLANEOUS I TAG FOR RENT FOR RENT I FOR RENT SALES IMPORTANT...PERHAPS EVEN MANCHESTER. Clean, GARAGE. 2'/2 car garage Beauty Complete Coleco quiet, furnished room. COVENTRY. Conve­ aval lable Imme- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- nient, private location. erol Statute 23-65 prohibits Cooking and laundry dlatelv. Call 643-1577. the posting of advertise­ facilities. Conve­ Four bedroom apart­ ments by ony person, firm or A ment. Carpeting- Pageants bring out East’s Marc Mangiafico Toy maker prefers niently located on bus ONE OF THE surest wavs corporation on a telegraph, HISTORIC...SAVINGS line. $240. per month. storage area. Two to find bargain buys is to telephone, electric light or Security and referen- months security dep­ shop the classified ads power pole or to a tree, beast in critics /9 sets career win record / I I revamp to sale /20 ces. 644-3503.______osit. $550. without utlll- every day. shrub, rock, or any other tles. No pets. 742-0569. natural oblect without a writ­ 643-2711. We'll help you ten permit for the purpose of word your od tor maxi­ COVENTRY. Conve­ GIVE YOUR budget o protecting It or the public and mum response. nient, private location. break ... shop the classi­ carries a fine of up to $50 for One bedroom apart­ fied columns for bargain each offense. ment. Carpeting- buys! 5^ANCHE5TER. i3 Green I APARTMENTS storage area. Two Manor Road. Satur­ FOR RENT months security dep­ day, April 22, 9-3. Kids osit. $425. without utili­ I ROOMMATES toys, attic clean-out. MANCHESTER. Second ties. No pets. 742-0569. I WANTED TAG Sale. Saturday, floor, 2 bedrooms, MANCHESTER. Availa­ April 22,8am-5pm. Fur­ heat, and appliances. 14 GREAT AUTOMOBILE COM­ ble Immediately. Re­ PROFESSIONAL, non- niture, clothing, col­ No pets. $600 plus se­ decorated three lectibles. 529 Spring PANIES JOIN FORCES TO INCREDIBLE REDUCTIONS! curity. 646-3979. smoker to share four bedrooms, living bedroom, washer/d- Street, Manchester. BRING YOU ONE SENSATIONAL ROCKVILLE. One bed­ room, formal dining ryer, parking and Looking for something I ALL 14 DEALERSHIPS! | room apartment In a room, kitchen, ap­ much more. $300. per pliances, wall to wall speclol? Why not run a converted mansion. month plus ■ utilities. "Wanted to Buy" od In iHanrliPHlpr HrralJi Rent Includes heat and carpeting and gas heat. 643-7288. SENSATIONAL hot water, carpet, $795. per month. 646- Classified. The cost is small ... the response big. GIANT SALE! stove and refrigerator. 4144 or 643-0909. Off street parking and 6ENERAL 643-2711. EVERY NEW AND USED VEHICLE AT ALL 14 SAVINGS ON APPLICATIONS for one LOCATIONS HAS BEEN TAGGED AT INCREDIBLE more. A great value at bedroom and three SERVICES Newsstand Price: 35 Cents $495. to $525 per month. bedraam. Section 8, I CARS REDUCTIONS! BUY NOW AND SAVE ON ANY ALL VEHICLES! Thursday, April 20, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm l '/2 months security. waiting list for Oakland AFFORDABLE services FDR SALE NEW OR USED CAR AT ALL 14 DEALERSHIPS! No pets. Call 872-8095, Heights will be ac­ for the elderly. Light YOU’LL SHOP A GIANT REDUCTION dally. cepted Saturday, April housekeeping, grocery PONTIAC Trans Am, WHERE...? TAG ON EVERY VEHICLE AT ALL ROCKVILLE. One bed­ 22, between 10am and shopping, will tlx light 1984, red. Mint condi­ 14 DEALERSHIPS THURSDAY! room and three bed­ 1pm a t Oakland meals, have hair dress­ tion. Power brakes, room apartments In a Heights Apartments, ing license. Shampoo, power windows and Manchester’s 47 dead two family house. Rent 360 Oakland Street, sets, haircuts, perms, much more. Price PLYMOUTH B u s h sa ys Includes eat-ln kitchen Manchester. manicures, etc. Call $4,500. For more Infor- 14 Great with stove and refrig­ DebI 643-4767. matlon, call 646-5324. VOYAGERS! erator, carpeting, off I CONDOMINIUMS TRANS Am, 1984. Excel­ Dealerships! as ship street parking and lent condtion, loaded. VOLKSWAGEN more. $425. and $630 per I FOR RENT Call after 6 pm 644-1485 JEHAS! month plus months FURNITURE or 646-4549. security. Call 872-8095 MANCHESTER. Newer PONTIAC Bonneville, 84, Ac! he’d provide WANTED. Used bed­ for your personal two bedroom, air con­ V-6, four door, silver. WHEN...? arrives showing. room set, dressers, din­ ditioned, new applian­ Loaded, A-1 condition. INTEGRAS! ces, pool, heat and ing room set and crib. MANCHESTER.Three 293-2900.______$3,950.649-2687.______bedroom duplex Avail­ water,$695. per month. FORO Call 644-5257 days, or ONE Walnut double bed, PONTIAC Grand Prix, HISTORIC By Susana Hayward able May 1. $800.Secur- TAURUS! REDUCTIONS! Ity and references. 649- 644-3313 evenings. spring mattress. All 1980, V-6, new trans­ The Assaciated Press mission, brakes, ex­ THURSDAY! 0856. bedding Included. In­ „ TOYOTA Iran papers cluding electric haust and tires. Asking DOORS AVAILABLE Imme­ HOMES $2,000 or best offer. THEM! ROOSEVELT ROADS NAVAL blanket and OPEN: 10 AM UNTIL 10 PM! TERCELS! *© = = «* diately. One bedroom FOR RENT spread.649-1631.______643-2045. Going to TAGGED STATION, Puerto Rico — The with garage In conve­ college.______PONTIAC TO SELL I battleship USS Iowa arrived off nient location. $450. BOLTON. Three bed­ CREDNZA, walnut, like this sprawling naval base today, Boyle Real Estate new. $350. price negoti­ CORVETTE, 1978, 350, WHY...? LEMANS! room, two baths, fully able. 527-2199. four speed, runs excel­ ‘Let’s put it this way, carrying the bodies of at least 47 Company. 649-4800. appllanced, rec room, lent.$10,000 or best MANUFACTURERS CONTINUE TO PRODUCE BUICK sailors and facing an investiga­ MANCHESTER. Two two car garage, washer TV/STERED/ offer. Bill, 643-2514. RECORD AMOUNTS OF NEW CARS AND THAT BUY NOW my conscience is clear’ tion into the worst naval disaster bedroom flat, first and dryer provided. ANDSAVEI REGALS! floor, air condition, Available for June 1st. APPLIANCES OLDSMOBILE Clera, MEANS HUGE INVENTORIES AT ALL MAN­ in more than a decade. fully appitanced kit­ No pets. $1,000 per 1982. Mint condition. CHESTER MOTOR CITY DEALERS! BUY NOW AND NISSAN ^ne Navy officials said the bodies of month, unheated; 19,000 miles. $4,000 or TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FACTORY CASH REBATES, By Terence Hunt aid to the Contra rebels in chen, basement, gar­ SIDE by side refrigerator best offer. 643-8255. those killed in Wednesday’s ex­ age. $675. per month $1,100 per month, freezer, 21 cubic feet. SPECIAL RATE FINANCING OR 60 MONTH TERMS, 300 ZX! » The Associated Press Nicaragua. MAZDA 85, 626LX, two Bush talked about the Iran- plosion were being brought plus security and utili­ heated. Call 643-0862. $200. Coll 649-3452. AT ALL MANCHESTER MOTOR CITY DEALERS! ashore by helicopter and then ties. No pets. 649-5678 door, five speed, MERCURY WASHINGTON — President Contra affair and other matters after 7pm. REFRIGERATOR. Three loaded. Mint Condi­ Bush said today “my conscience during an informal news confer­ would be flown to a military STORE AND years old, frost free. tion. Two snow tires SABLES! MANCHESTER.Cozy is clear” about the Iran-Contra ence with nine reporters. He mortuary in Dover, Del. OFFICE SPACE 16.3 cubic feet. Asking Included. Asking The Pentagon today put the four room apartment $300. Call 649-6776. $5,300. Call 742-5409 af- affair and promised to cooperate chose an informal setting for the centrally located In ex­ ...ALL CURRENT STOCK IS INCLUDED! FAMILY death toll at 47 and said other PROFESSIONAL Office ter 4pm.______CARS, SPORTS CARS, ECONOMY CARS, PICK­ fully with congressional requests gathering, meeting with the press cellent neighborhood. Suite. 760 square feet. EVERY USED VEHICLE crew members were accounted Sun deck with enclosed RnSPDRTING CHEVY Chevette, 1978, UPS, WAGONS, LUXURY CARS, 4-WHEEL DRIVE for White House documents deal­ on the colonnade outside the Oval In excellent downtown IS iJG D D D S ______runs good. $150. 649- ing with the matter. Office on a sunny spring day. for. Earlier, spokesmen had said porch, yard and location. Available for VEHICLES, PASSENGER VANS, PLUS HUNDREDS the death toll could be higher. garden. $540. plus utili­ 1501 after 5. IN STOCK REDUCED! However, Bush said it was not Bush said he “might have Immediate lease. OF LATE-MODEL USED CARS AND TRUCKS! YOU BETTER BELIEVE ITI GIANT REDUCTION TAGS Ten to 12 crew members ties. 643-9691. WEIGHT set-DP frame PLYMOUTH Rellnant, HAVE ALSO BEEN PLACED ON EVERY USED CAR clear which documents might something to say” about the Boyle Real Estate bench by Sears with suffered minor injuries. “Most of MANCHESTER. Two and Company. 649-4800. 83. Four door, auto AND TRUCK AT ALL 14 DEALERSHIPS! IT'S PROB­ still be within his control, sug­ Iran-Contra affair after the com­ barbell supports fully transmission, air con­ ABLY THE LARGEST SALE-PRICED USED CAR these ... were in the firefighting three bedroom apart­ MANCHESTER. 1,700 gesting that some have gone to pletion of North’s trial, which was ments. Security and adjustable Incline and ditioning, $1,700 or best SELECTION IN AREA HISTORYI DON'T MISS ITI party,” Pentagon spokesman square feet of dividable leg lift attachment. In­ offer. Call 649-1256, ev­ SPECIAL FINANCING the federal archivists. He said he going to the jury today. North is references a must. Call space. Private park­ Fred Hoffman said at a briefing 645-8201. cluded Is 130 pound enings 633-3705. had no reason to believe that the accused of lying to Congress and ing, first floor, conve­ barbell-dumbell set. Reagan administration withheld obstructing a congressional in­ this morning. “Most of these who MANCHESTER. Faur nient location. $9. per Whole set $150. Call Pat AVAILABLE AT ALL have been hurt have been treated raom, first floor rent. MDTDRCYCLES/ any documents. vestigation, among other square toot. Sentry at 649-1900, evenings. THURSDAY! charges. on board ship.” Basement, security, Real Estate. 643-4060. MDPEDS Meeting with a small group of The ship’s captain hqd decided references. No pets. 14 DEALERSHIPS!... UNTIL 10 PM! reporters at the White House, the The president has declined in $550. per month plus IMISCELLANEDUS ...SPECIAL FINANCING SOURCES ON HAND TO HELP SPEED YOUR president stuck by his earlier recent days to field questions on not to dock at the base at Puerto iq a J VACATION M O TORCYCLE Insu- PURCHASE! BUY NOW AND SAVE ON PRICE AND ON FINANCING! Rico but remain 10 to 15 miles out heat. 643-1577. 1381 RENTALS FDR SALE rance. Same day cov­ refusal to discuss his role in the Iran-Contra, saying he didn’t MANCHESTER. Attrac­ erage, competitive Iran-Contra affair. But, he added, want to prejudice the North case. to sea because the Iowa draws 36 tive six room duplex. rates on full range of “Everything I’ve said, I’ll stand However, he said today, “Let’s to 38 feet of water and the harbor 1 '/2 baths, first floor END ROLLS motercycles. Call behind.” put it this way, my conscience is Patrick Flynn/Manchwter Herald is only 40 feet deep, said Lt. Cmdr. laundry, large yard. Crockett Agency, Inc. MISQUAMICUT, Rl 2 7 W width — 25C NONE Documents introduced at the clear.” Steve Burnett, a Navy Security, references. 643-1577. MAZDA PIG OUT — Cecil Bullock of Jackson­ other animals will be featured in a spokesman. $750. plus utilities. 647- Cottage in great loca­ 13" width — 2 for2Se HELD trial of former White House aide On other subjects Bush: THURSDAY! BACKI ville, Fla., top, and Greg Kandefer of petting zoo today through Sunday. He said the ship would head for 9353.______tion 2 blocks from Newsprint end rolls cen be TRUCKS! Oliver North have raised new ■ Expressed anguish about the beach, 2 baths, sleeps 7 picked up at the Manchester CARS questions about Bush’s involve­ shelling in Lebanon, saying he Goshen, unload a pig from a truck at the Another picture on page 10. its home port in Norfolk, Va., MANCHESTER. Room In Herald ONLY before 11 a m FDR SALE after all bodies were brought quiet rooming house. available 10-17 July Monday through Thursday BUY NOW ment, while vice president, in the wished he had “some dramatic Manchester Parkade today. The pig and Off street parking. $70. '650. Also available ashore. OVER 350 VEHICLES AT DODGE AND SAVEI Reagan administration’s secret plan the players could agree to. per week. 646-1686 or June and Sept, off sea­ It’s not there.” The explosion occurred during 569-3018. son rate *475 weekly. CARS : GIANT SAVINGS AT ALL 14 TRUCKS! a gunnery exercise at 9:55 a.m. Call 647-1413, evening So// Your Car YES! ■ Said his administration, MANCHESTER. Two FOR SALE DEALERSHIPS THURSDAY! Wednesday while the 46-year-oId bedroom duplex, rem­ call 640-9345. B u s h s lip s which is nearing the 100-day ship was on maneuvers about 330 odeled. Laundry haok- ALL OF SUBARU mark, is “moving reasonably Friends flock to hawks’ aid miles northeast of Puerto Rico. up. $600. plus utilities. *15 CHEVROLET THEM! well and I don’t even think in The explosion and fire were in References and secur­ INVITATION TO BID JOE RILEY'S 4 Lines — 10 Days JUSTYS! terms of 100 days.” Citing his have yet another opportunity to On Friday. Rita M. Duclos. a ity. 633-6921. CORSICAS! in rating on Developer asks the second of the two forward Sealed bids will be received DILLON FORD sot charge each addi­ broad budget agreement with speak on behalf of the birds and wildlife biologist with the DEP. turrets, at the loading position of MANCHESTER. Lovely In the General Services' of­ 319 Main St., Manchester tional line, per day. You fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Congress and congressional ac­ time to review the tree. Wednesday’s hearing said state law prohibits any the middle gun in the three-gun five room apartment. 88 "EXP" Coupe '7495 can cancel at any time. Second floor enclosed ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the CHRYSLER HONDA environment tion on his plan to rescue the was adjourned until next Thurs­ activity within 300 feet of the nest turret, said Bruce Mason, a Navy date shown below for the fol­ 88 Escort "LX" H/B '7495 SORRY, savings and loan industry, Bush day so the developer could review porch, parking. $550. lowing: 88 Escort "QL" H/B '7495 NO REFUNDS OR tree-cut opinion until the hawks are ready to fly. spokesman at the Pentagon. plus security and utili­ LEBARONS! ACCORDS! said, “ We’re making some APRIL 28, 1989 - CENTER 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B '4495 ADJUSTMENTS WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ a ruling by the state Department She said this could take until Hoffman said an investigation ties. No pets. Referen­ SPRINGS PARKING LOT, 87 Taurus "LX" Sedan '10495 dent Bush is facing increasing progress.” Bv Maureen Leavitt of Environmental Protection. mid-June or early July, into the circumstances of the ces. 646-69S0 after 6pm. PAVEMENT RECYCLING 8. CALL HERALD LINCOLN BINDER COARSE PAVING. 87 Taurus “QL" Wagon •10195 congressional criticism over his ■ Said he has not made a Manchester Herald Town Tree Warden George E. Manchester resident Ed Dezso incident has already begun and 87 Escort "QL" H/B •5595 MITSUBISHI and his son. Richard, who spotted INVITATION TO BID «»M APRIL28,1989-TIMBER RE­ CLASSIFIED TOWN CARS! handling of the Alaska oil spill decision on how to modernize the Murphy tabled the hearing at the will be lead led by Rear Adm. TAINING WALL MATE­ 88 T-Bird Coupe •8495 and a public opinion poll shows a nuclear arsenal. Bush said he will A public hearing on the fate of a request of a lawyer representing the nest, asked that the town Richard D. Milligan, commander The East Hartford Public RIALS MIGHTY MAX! Schools, 110 Lone HIM Drive, 89 Brand New Festive •5795 643-2711 sharp drop in the president’s be prepared “very soon to make a tree turned out to be for the birds Homart Development Co., the prohibit tree cutting in the area of of Cruiser Destroyer Group 2 and East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will APRIL 38, 1989 - PURCHASE 88 LTD Brougham Sedan '5895 PLAN TO STAY AWHILE... IT’S PERHAPS THE the proposed road until the eggs OF ONE (1) HAKO SHAM- OLDSMOBILE rating on environmental issues. decision” on funding for the “Star — two red-lailed hawks and their Buckland mall developer. The a former commanding officer of receive sealed bids for 88 Mercury Sable “QS" '7495 LARGEST AUTO SALE AND SELECTION IN have hatched and the young ARCHITECT SERVICES POO-N-VAC &ONE (1) ORB­ 88 F-250 Red •9295 A hearing before the Senate Wars” anti-missile system and potential future offspring, that is, lawyer said he didn’t have time to the battleship USS New Jersey. FOR PLANS & SPEC. AT ITAL SANDER/STRIPPER AREA HISTORYI DON’T MISS THE AMAZING 89 Probe LX Demo •12995 SCHALLER DELTA 80S! environmental protection sub­ whether to continue deployment who have taken up residence in review the position of one state hawks can fly. In Norfolk, about 200 relatives EHHS. & EHMS., REROOF. MAY 4, 1989 - TOWN-WIDE ACURA QUALITY 84 Bronco II 4x4 •7295 REDUCTIONS DURING GIANT SALE ’89! of the MX missile or fund the path of a proposed road for the Department of Environmental Thomas W. DeMille. the lawyer of the 1,600 crewmen aboard the Bid Information and specifi­ CURBSIDE RECYCLING PRE-OWNED AUTOS committee Wednesday was cations are available In the PROGRAM 88 Ranger XLT •8995 marked by repeated questioning development of a single-warhead Pavilions at Buckland Hills. Protection biologist on whether Business Office of the School 87 FI 50 S/S Pickup •9895 SS Honda CRX '4 9 9 5 See BATTLESHIP, page 10 Department. Sealed bids will The Town of Manchester Is 6 BpMd of administration witnesses on Midgetman missile. And wildlife enthusiasts will the nest should be disturbed. See TREE, page 10 be received until 3:00 p.m., an equal oooortunlty em­ 81 Escort 2-Dr •2995 SO Toyota Corolla '1 9 9 5 why the federal government did Friday, May 5,19)99, at which ployer, and requires an affir­ D ^p d. 8IBCMO time they will be publicly mative action pollcvforallof 88 Oldamoblla Oalta 88 '8 9 9 5 not move more quickly to control opened and read aloud. The Its Contractors and Ven- 643-2145 BroughAm. Lo*d«d the spill and limit its spread along East Hartford Public dords as a condition of doing 83 Ford Eacort '2 9 9 5 business with the Town, as Auto. Low MIIm INCREDIBLE Alaska's southern coast. Schools reserves the right to accept or relect any or all per Federal Order 11246. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 88 Subaru QL Hatchback '3 9 9 5 Senate Majority Leader Slowly, communication 4- apd. 4 wd. A/C bids or the right to waive Bid forms, plans and specifi­ GUARANTEE George Mitchell of Maine sug­ technical formalities if It is In cations are available at the 83 Toyota Calica QT '2 2 9 5 the best Interest at the School General Services' office. Chevy '84 Chevcits >2,MS Auto, Storoo gested Bush was “far too slow to Department to do so. Podge 'S3 400 •3,08$ 67 Hyundai QL8 * 5 4 9 5 comprehend the magnitude of Is opened with ‘Junior^ TOWN OF Chevy '86 Cavelier *4,908 8-apd. Boo Sunroof Richard A. Huot, MANCHESTER, CT Olda '83 98 •S.OOS 86 Morcury Lynx * 3 9 9 5 this disaster” and said federal Director, Robert B. Weiss, Pont. '88 Qrand Am ■3,999 4^pd. AM/FM Btoroo tapo GIANT SALE laws should be changed to require Business Services General Manager Otde ‘84 Cutleea >8.798 88 VW QTI '6 4 9 5 By Marie P. Grady interact,” O’Donnell says of 064-03 059-04 Font '87 Ranger P.U. ■8.096 5- apd. A/C that the federal government Otda ‘80 Calala ■8,996 assume control of such a spill Manchester Herald Junior when he first came to the Otde ‘88 Clera ■8.998 345 CENTER ST. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION AND NOTICE TO immediately unless it is clear the North Main Street school. “Now, CREDITORS OF HERITAGE SERVICE CORPORATION Olda ‘84 Pella ■8,998 MANCHESTER cleanup is going properly in Rolando “Junior'' Rosado he likes to play with other kids.” Buick ‘88 Regal ■7,898 647-7077 Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to Section 33-379 of the Con­ Olda ‘86 Clera ■7,998 private hands. steals a glance upward from his He also loves to play with the 1 necticut General Statutes, that Heritage Service Corpora­ d d e ‘87 Clara ■7,996 PRICES! Because of the “unbelievably vantage point three feet from the school’s computer, a pastime tion, a Connecticut corporation having Its principal place of business at 1007 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, has Olda ‘86 Pelta '7,996 VOLKtWAflEN slow” response by not only floor. The 5-year-old’s dark, school staff hope will eventually been dissolved by resolution. Olda ‘88 98 Regency ■8,998 brown eyes meet a stranger’s translate into better communica­ Olda ‘87 Cullaaa ■9,996 LIPMAN #1 industry, but also the Bush A Certificate of Dissolution has been filed with the Connec­ Toyota ‘86 Cellea QT8 ■O.OOS VW administration “there has never blue eyes and he quickly looks tion with humans. Junior has ticut Secretary of State as required by law. down. been diagnosed as having a All creditors of sold corporation. If any, are warned to pre­ BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE UNDER tOOOO been a time when this situation sent their clolms to Anthony M. Pepper, Esquire, Schatz & AND MARINE 67 VW Jona QU rpd was under control,” said Sen. It is all a visitor ran hope for pervasive developmental dis­ Schatz, RIbIcoff & Kotkin, 90 State House Square, Hartford, 250 Adimi 8L. Minch. 67 VW Jotta QL. brown THURSDAY! this day at the Community Child order, a form of autism which 67 VW Jttta QU Wiia Max Baucus, D-Mont., chairman Connecticut 06103, on or before August 21, 1989 or thereotter Guidance School But it is enough prevents him from being able to be barred as provided by statute. 049-1749 UNDER $9000 of th e environmental Dated at Hartford, Connecticut this 17th day of April, 1989. 66 VW QoH. 2 dr. Wua subcommittee. to have the staff smiling. interact as easily with others. 66 VW Qolf QU blua 10 AM’TIL 10 PM! Several Republican senators, For Junior, an autistic boy, this It is a form of autism unlike that Heritage Service Corporation 67 VW Jana QLI. oray SENSATIONAL SAVINGS AT ALL 14 DEALERSHIPS! Anthony M. Pepper, Esq. for 67 VW Jana QU Mtvar though not critical of Bush is progress. And it is just a illustrated in the popular movie. CLYDE 67 VW Qolf QL 4 dr. blua Schatz Si Schatz, RIbIcoff 8, Kotkin 66 VW QLI, altvar • CARTER CHEVROLET — 1229 MAIN STREET personally, said they had little sampling of the gains he has “Rain Man,” says Dr. T.H. 061-04 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 66 VW Jana, bfua confidence in leaving the cleanup made since he enrolled in the Atoynatan, a child psychiatrist ROUTE 83, VERNON UNDER STOOD • SUBURBAN SUBARU — 14 HARTFORD TURNPIKE school on North Main Street l>/i and director of the Community NOTICE OFpiSOLUTION AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS 83 Nl8aan 280 ZX '6995 66 VW Fox. 2 dr. blua • MORI ARTY LINCOLN/MERCURY/MAZDA — 314 CENTER STREET OF HERITAGE MORTGAGE COMPANY 66 VW Fox. 2 dr. rad See SURVEY, page 10 years ago, according to his Child Guidance Clinic and School. 84 Century LTD Wagon '6695 66 VW Fox Wgn, blua parents and school officials. “These are children who usu­ Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to Section 33-379 of the Co- 85 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4495 67 VW Qolf. wtilta. at • CHORCHES DODGE/CHRYSLER — 80 OAKLAND STREET 67 VW fox, 4 dr. wtilta nectlcut General Statutes, that Heritage Mortgage 85 Spectrum 4 Door '5195 • MANCHESTER HONDA — 24 ADAMS STREET When Junior first came to the ally don’t have speech,” Atoyna­ Company^, a Connecticut corporation having Its principal 65 VW Jatta QU brown school, even a furtive glance was tan says of children with perva­ Place of business at 945 Main Street, Manchester, Connec­ 85 Skylark 4 Door '4995 UNDER 18000 • HARTFORD MITSUBISHI — ROUTE 83 - HARTFORD TURNPIKE TODAY ' a ticut, has been dissolved by resolution. 85 Electra 4 Door '10995 66 VW QoH diaaal lacking. He was not toilet-trained sive developmental disorder. 85 Century 4 Door '7495 66 VW Jana. 4 dr. wtilta • MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH — ROUTE 83 - HARTFORD TURNPIKE and didn't speak. “Speech may develop but some­ A Certificate of Dissolution hos beed filed with the Conec- 66 VW Jana QU broYvn tlcut Secretary of State as required by law. 85 Century Wagon '7995 • LIPMAN VOLKSWAGEN — ROUTE 83 - HARTFORD TURNPIKE In d e x Today, the boy who was times it doesn’t. They don’t have All creditors of sold corporation. If any, are warned to pre­ 88 Cavalier 4 Door '6995 UNDER $5000 trapped inside himself responds eye contact.” sent their claims to Anthony M. Pepper, Esquire, Schatz 8. 66 VW QoH. gray • DILLON FORD — 319 MAIN STREET Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald 88 Delta 88 2 Door •9995 64 VW Jana. 2 dr, at 20 pages, 2 tectlona when the staff calls his name, But there are similarities with Schatz, RIbIcoff 8, Kotkin, 90 State House Square, Hartford, 88 Olda 98 4 Door *9995 63 VW Jana, 4 dr. rad Connecticut 06103, on or before August 21,1989 or thereafter • SCHALLER ACURA — 345 CENTER STREET Natlon/World J8-7 speaks some words and is even other forms of autism, including be barred as provided by statute. 86 Olds Clera Wagon '8995 UNDER $4000 Business------20 ALL EYES — Rolando "Junior" Rosado, Street. School officials have great hope given to hugging his teacher. the idiot-savante disorder por­ 88 Spectrum 4 Door '4995 63 VW Jana. 4 dr. rad • LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC — 500 W. CENTER STREET ^ » Claasified -18-19 Obituaries------2 Dated at Hartford, Connecticut this 17th day of April, 1989. 63 VW QTI. Waoh a 5-year-old autistic boy, stares at a that his affinity for the computer will 88 Bonneville 4 Door *7995 Opinion------B-0 Laura O’Donnell. He’s also toilet- trayed by Dustin Hoffman in the Heritage Mortgage Company 24 Tolland Take. CARDINAL BUICK — 81 ADAMS STREET © Comics_____ 16 trained. Anthany M. Pepper, Esq. for Focus______15 People------15 computer screen at the Community translate into better communication Vernon. Ci DeCORMIER NISSAN — 285 BROAD STREET 4 ^ ______“He was very shy. He didn’t See JUNIOR, page 10 Schatz 8i Schatz, RIbIcoff 8, Kotkin 872-9111 Local/State Sports 11-14 Child Guidance School on North Main with other children and adults. 062-04 649*2638 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE & MARINE — 259 ADAMS S T R E E /^ ^ > 7 > ^ = ^ (g ^ ______2-5, 10 Television___ 17 A MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 20. 1989 — 3 g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 20, 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town Street sweeping Lawmakers fear Adopt a pet: a Corgi-cross continues Monday Women’s Club set to meet By Barbara Richmond Manchester will continue its annual spring lottery commercial The Women’s Club of Manchester will meet Manchester Herald street-sweeping program Monday. Monday at 8 p.m. at Community Baptist Church, 585 Residents are requested to; E. Center St. Officer Larry Wilson of the Although she’s not a true 1. Limit parking on your street until it has been Manchester Police Department will speak. blueblood, this week’s featured swept. hurts work ethic Members may bring a guest at a smalt charge. pet at the Manchester dog 2. Sweep and rake the sand on your lawns and pound has been named Prin­ sidewalks-into the gutter. HARTFORD (AP) - The Con­ to attend college had been de­ cess. She’s a Corgi-cross and 3. Piease keep gutters free of leaves, branches, necticut lottery would be barred leted, he said. Seniors plan fail trip Corgis are the favorite dogs of rocks, and other debris that may ciog and/or from using commercials suggest­ “You have to be careful about Manchester Green Chapter American Associa­ the Queen of England. damage the sweepers. ing that playing the lottery is an trying to find a commercial tion of Retired Persons is planning a trip to Princess is about 1 year old, is 4. Take note as to when sweepers enter alternative to traditional finan­ where you get zero complaints, Boothbay Harbor, Maine, Oct. 2 through 4. The a beautiful soft tan in color, and neighborhoods, to ensure cleanup before the cial planning under a bill ap­ because then everybody gets itinerary includes a musical show at the Carousel was found on Cooper Street on sweepers pass by. Only one clean-up per street will proved by the state House of extremely conservative. You’d Theatre, a cruise around the harbor, a lobsterbake, April 10. She’s ready for be done. ^ Representatives. have a black-and-white ad saying and shopping at Kennebunkport (President Bush’s adoption. The following streets will be swept beginning 'The bill now moves to the ‘Consider buying lottery tickets’ summer retreat). The cost is $195, with a deposit of Last week’s pet. Lady Diana, Monday through May 1. Senate. and people would say. ‘My God. $50 due July 25. For more information, call Jeanne an all-black shepherd-husky Adams Street (Center to Olcott), South Adams At issue was a television don’t you have any creativity?”’ Roark, 646-1291. Checks should be made out to cross, is still waiting to be Street, Avery, Baldwin, Barnwood, Batson, Beli, commercial showing a man in a Wednesday’s measure, spon­ Manchester Green Chapter, 2399, A.A.R.P. and adopted. She’s very friendly Bluefield, Bramblebush, Bryon, Buckland Road, row boat fishing in a mountain sored by Reps. Robert Ward. mailed to Jeanne Roark, 14 B Ambassador Drive, and was found on Progress Burnham Street, Burnham Street Extension, W. lake, talking about how he had R-North Branford, and Alice V. Manchester 06040. Drive in the Industrial park on Burnham Street, Bush Hiil, Carver, Carol, Carman, never planned for his future but Meyer, R-Easton, was an amend­ April 6. Case, Cedarwood, Chapel, Chester, Clark, Concord, was spared the humiliation of an ment to a bill extending the Bobby, the little bob-tailed Short story discussion set Princess Coolidge, Cornwall, Croft, Debbie, Depot Street, old age in poverty because he won state’s moratorium onmew forms male Labrador retriever cross, Dougherty, Drexel, Elberta, Falknor, Flint, Gal­ the lottery. of gambling for another two Three discussions will be held at the Whiton featured two weeks ago, has the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., and had his distemper shot. He axy, Golway, Hale and Harding. Lawmakers said they were years, until June 30. 1991. Memorial Library, 100 N. Main St., in May on been adopted by a Vernon Monday through Friday. is also leukemia-negative. Also: Henderson, Hillstown, Hills, House, Hunter, worried about undermining the Rep. Walter S. Brooks, D-New contemporary American short stories. Stories to be family. The phone number at the The organization, made up of Hyde, Jefferson, Joan Circle, Kenwood, Kerry, Yankee work ethic and lottery Haven, said that when the state discussed are from the anthology, “New American There were two new dogs at pound is 643-6642. Those wish­ volunteers, has many cats and Lorraine, Love Lane, McGuire, McIntosh, McKee, director J. Blaine Lewis acknowl­ promotes gambling, it ignores Short Stories: The Writers Select ’Their Favorites.” the pound, as of Tuesday. One is ing to get in touch with the dog kittens in need of good homes. North Street, Olcott Street, O’Leary, Pascal, edged that when the ad began societal problems like compul­ The program will be held May 11, May 18, and May a very sweet-natured Golden warden can also call the police The animals put up for adoption Pleasant Valley, Pond, Preston, Proctor, Ralph, running, his office had received sive gambling. He said he had 25 beginning at 7:30 p. m. The program will be led by Retriever cross. He’s about 10 department, 646-4555, if there is are neutered or spayed and Redwood, Slater, Stillfield, Terry Lane, Thompson, some calls complaining about often seen men and women Ann Charters, a professor in the department of weeks old and is very well- no answer at the pound. given their shots, if old enough Thomas, Tolland Turnpike, Trebee Drive, Union, “the Puritan ethic thing.” But he betting at off-tracking betting English at the University of Connecticut. behaved for such a young dog. There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog when adopted. Victoria, Wilfred, Windsor Street, Wood Lane and also said that the number of parlors “who can’t afford to be The other is a Husky male, and the new owner must have To adopt a cat or kitten call Woodside. compliments on the commercial there.” ‘Parents’ open dance set about 5 years old. He has been the dog licensed. Before being any of the following numbers, Resdients are advised that if inclement weather were about equal to the number of They not only bet whatever neutered, he’s black and white, licensed the dog must have its which are in the homes of or equipment failure occur, the sweepers may be complaints. spending money they might have, Parents Without Partners will hold an Open and was found at Highland and rabies shot. volunteers: 242-2156,232-8317 or late entering your neighborhood. “but their car fare home.” Wyllys streets. “I think it’s one of our best,” Dance and Slave Auction Saturday, April 29 at Timothy, a gentle, all-black 623-0489. said Lewis, chief of the lottery Brooks said. Others are “buying M € ^ ir the Sacred Heart Church Hall, Route 30 in The dog pound is located on short-haired male cat is this The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ lottery tickets on a hope and a town property off Olcott Street unit in the state Division of Vernon. The auction will be at 7:30 p.m. and the week’s featured pet of Aid to tectors of Animals is also Police Roundup Special Revenue, after the House dream.” dance will begin at 8:30 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. The near the landfill area. Dog Helpless Animals Inc. seeking good homes for the Rep. Ronald L. Smoko, D- Patrick Flynn/Manchestar Herald Warden Richard Rand is at the voted 88-,57 to approve the mea­ cost is $5 for members, $7 for non-members. The Timothy is currently living at dogs and cats its members are sure. “This is going to be a very Hamden, said legislators were music will be by Time Was. For more pound weekdays from noon to 1 a Hartford area veterinary boarding. To adopt a pet, or for kidding themselves if they TH R E E M U SKETEER S — Members of the Army and From left are Matt Dennis, Anthony Muro and Brian p.m. There is also someone at subjective thing to interpret. If Navy Club Little League team practice pitching before a Loomis. information, call Diane, 872-7513, or Ken, 568-4428. clinic. He has been neutered more information, call 633-2164. Man charged in assaults and when it becomes law. I guess thought that many people, upon In addition, an orientation meeting will be held we’ll have to scrap that seeing the TV commercial, would scrimmage game at the Waddell School field Tuesday. May 4, at 7:30 p.m. at Talcottville Congregational State police in Colchester arrested a 60-year-old commercial.” suddenly start spending all their Church, Main Street, Talcottville. The meeting is Bolton man on charges he sexually assaulted two money on lottery tickets. open to all single parents who want to learn about girls over a three-year period, police said. The Republican-sponsored “It’s cute, it’s catchy,” Smoko the group. For more information, call Chuck, Obituaries Francis J. Fiano Sr., of 22 Anthony Road, was measure stipulates that no lottery said. But “don’t think people are 569-6611, or the chapter phone, 568-4428. charged with two counts of second-degree sexual advertisement could promote the using (the man in the boat) as Coventry saw hike in housing production assault, and two counts of risk of injury to a minor, lottery “as an appropriate susb- some type of role model.” police said. stitute for prudent financial plan­ He said that if legislators don’t Donald R. Lalancette IN MEMORIAM ning or conduct, or portray the The towns of Manchester and percent decline from the 381 units housing units in 1988 was the units authorized for demolition, a Auxiliary meeting slated Fiano turned himself into state police barracks in like gambling, they should push Bolton followed the overall trend approved in 1987, according to the lowest annual figure since 1984. decrease of 1.0 percent from the Donald R. Lalancette, 29, of In sad and loving memory of Jim IN MEMORIAM playing of such games as an bills banning it altogether. He The Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial Hospital Colchester about 9 p.m. after learning there was a acceptable alternative for saving in Connecticut in decreased hous­ report. when 19,392 units were approved, 1.252 units demolished in 1987. Tustin, Calif., formerly of Man­ Harvey, who passed away on April In sad and loving memory of warrant for his arrest, said Marcy Stamm, a state noted that the four legal types of ing production in 1988, but Coven­ according to the report. according to the report. will meet Monday at noon at Manchester Country chester, died April 10, 1989, in 12, 1989. and investment.” Bolton issued permits for 39 Charles F. Wyman, who passed police spokeswoman in Hartford. gaming in Connecticut — lotter­ try experienced a dramatic in­ new hou.sing units la.st year, Only 126 publicly owned hous­ At the end of 1988. there were an Club for the annual spring meeting. Ann Richard, California. Friends of my dad, Jim Harvey, away on April 20, 1988. State police received a complaint Jan. 13 and Lewis said the commercial had ies. jai alai, off-track betting and R.N., vice president for Nursing Services will speak crease in the number of which is an 23,5 percent decrease ing units were approved in 1988. estimated 1.321.341 housing units He was the son of Gerard and who died on Wednesday, April 12, We go about our daily lives. began an investigation in connection with the been toned down a bit from the dog racing — bring in $270 million authorized housing units, accord­ which was up 4.1 percent from the in Connecticut, the report on the “Newest Advances at the Hospital.” A Marie (Beauregerd) Lalancette 1989, are welcome to join our original. A line about choosing not a year to state coffers. from the 51 units authorized in luncheon will follow for $8.95 and reservations can Our true feelings may not show. assault of two females aged 6 and 7. The incidents ing to the annual report issued by 1987. 121 public units approved in 1987. indicated. of Manchester. He lived in family at a Memorial Mass at But how very much we miss you. began at the end of 1983 and continued until 1986, the state Department of Housing. The following is a list of the The report attributes the sub­ be made with Carol Hibler, 79 Ansaldi Road, Manchester most of his life. He 7:30PM on Friday evening, April No one will ever know. Stamm said. During 1988. 19.5.52 housing Coventry, however, expe­ Manchester 06040. 21, 1989 at St. Bartholomew's rienced a 41.5 percent increase, estimated number of housing stantial decline in housing pro­ moved to California eight years Sadly Missed, Police wouid only say that Fiano knew the two units were authorized to be added units in area towns by December duction during 1988 to rising ago. He was employed as a Church, and afterward in the Teen’s mental state with 116 new units approved in adjoining Father Hussey Library. Wife & Family children, Stamm said. to the housing inventory in the 1988: Andover. 1,018: Bolton. mortgage rates, sellers listing Attend health check chemist for Occidental Oil Co. Fiano was released on a $10,000 non-surety bond state, a 28.7 percent decrease 1988. compared to 82 in 1987. 1.652; Coventry. 3.873; and Man­ homes at inflated prices, buyers Besides his parents, he is Janet Cooney and is scheduled to appear in Rockville Superior from 1987. when 27.415 housing Andover had an 18.1 percent chester, 21.149. being more selective and the The Community Health Care Services Inc., will survived by two brothers, Paul Court May 2. key part of defense units were approved. increase in 1988. with 26 new units The net gain in Connecticut’s escalating cost of land throughout hold office hours at the Coventry Town Hall Lalancette and Gerard Lal­ In Manchester. 242 new housing compared with 22 in 1987. housing inventory totaled 18,313 the state Wednesday, May3from lOto 11 a.m. All residents of ancette Jr., both of Manchester: Deaths Elsewhere HARTFORD (AP) - The men­ tacked Reihl. units were approved in 198R, a 36.5 The number of authorized units in 1988. There were 1.239 Andover and Coventry are eligible to attend and and his paternal grandmother, Current Quotations tal state of a Hartford teen-ager receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat Mrs. Alice Lalancette of Woon­ will be a key part of his defense During a hearing in March, CHOICE cultures and health guidance. For more informa­ socket, R.I. against a murder charge lodged Norris cited Perez’ statement to VIDEO tion, call CHCS, 228-9428. The funeral will be Saturday at W. Deming Lewis day of the disease at age 43. “He stood up against bullies. I think that’s why we in connection with the beating police that, during the assault on Directors vote for paper cups 10 a.m. at St. James Church. Born in Denver, Whitmore cared about Abbie so much, because he had the death of a gay Weathersfield Reihl, he remembered being Burial will be in St. James BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) — W. attended Bennington College and courage for the rest of us.” — newspaper columnist man, his attorney said, assaulted by a homosexual man By Nancy Concelman ment Committee of the General cleanup earlier this month. Cemetery. There are no calling Deming Lewis, an inventor, re­ was a conscientious objector, Sydney Schanberg, on his late cousin, Abbie M. Hatcher Norris also said when he was 8 years old, “and I Manchester Herald Assembly in support of a bill Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Thoughts hours. The John F. Tierney searcher, defense adviser and choosing to work at Planned Hoffman. began to lose it.” Norris has banning the sale in Connecticut of said today he supports the direc­ C P E N IN e former president of Lehigh Uni­ Marcos J. Perez, 17, confessed to Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Parenthood of New York City in the slaying under coercion by argued that the statement Paper coffee cups cost twice as substances harmful to the ozone, tors’ decision, but he warned the Huge $election of edult tapei! is in charge of arrangements. versity, died Wednesday at age lieu of military service in the “You can’t blame a guy for trying.” — James police who improperly separated showed Perez may have been much as plastic-foam cups but which protects the earth from the board Tuesday that the plastic- 74. A cause of death was not (price* 50% let* then anyone I loved not yet, yet I loved to love... I sought what I Vietnam War. Paster, one of two death row inmates whose him from his mother. suffering from extreme emo­ the Board of Directors decided sun’s ultraviolet rays. foam cups cost twice as much as Eaet of the River) given. He wrote three plays that were elaborate escape attempt from a Texas prison was Perez and co-defendant Sean G. tional disturbance. Tuesday that in the long run, the The bill is currently being paper cups. might love, in love with loging. Lewis joined Bell Laboratories W* rent Nintendo Tape* and we do So wrote St. Augustine (354-430) in his Confes­ produced: “The Caseworker,” foiled by authorities. Burke, 18, are charged with Another motion, filed with the plastic-foam cups would, cost revised and probably won’t get to “It costs society money to apeclal ordera in 1941. Two decades later, he “Flight-The Legacy,” and “The the House of Representatives for eliminate pollution.” he said sions. His soul was restless, and we are no different Marla Calvo belonged to the group that began felony murder and first-degree court Tuesday, seeks to suppress much more. Unadvertlaed weekly special* today. Men and women of faith know that “God is Rights.” His also wrote two burglary in connection with the a statement Perez made to police The directors voted unanim­ a vote for another two weeks, today. Maria (Lantieri) Calvo, 75, Bellcomm Inc., a Bell System novels: “The Confessions of alleged May 15 beating death of in which he vividly described how ously not to order any more state Rep. John W. Thompson, School Superintendent James Hour*: 10:00-8:00 M-F, 10:00-6:00 Set. love! ”, for we have read it in the Good Book, and we wife of Nicola Calvo and mother subsidiary devoted chiefly to Public Meetings know by faith that the Holy Scripture is an authentic Danny Slocum,” published in 1980 Richard Reihl. 33. outside his he and Burke, went with Reihl to plastic-foam cups for use in D-Manchester. said today. P. Kennedy could not be reached totaledo(f of 384, Exit 3 -MainSt. F of Paul Calvo of Manchester, died systems engineering for NASA’s by St. Martin’s Press, and “Ne­ Handley said she was also for comment today. (accross from Army 4 Navy Club) I, source and that it is reliable. Apollo space project. Wethersfield home. Reihl al­ his home and ultimately killed municipal buildings because Wednesday (April 19, 1989) at braska,” published in 1987 by discouraged by the large number J l i S l Mala Street I, ^ “God is love... and we love him because he first Lewis held 33 U.S. patents on Meetings scheduled tonight. legedly allegedly picked the him with a series of blows to the materials in the plastic foam loved us.” home. Grove Press. teen-agers up outside a Hartford head. harm the environment. The of plastic-foam cups she found in Ethel Merman, the Broadway I SbadMeter, Besides her husband and son, such devices as microwave an­ singing star, died in 1984. ^ (263) 6464323 I And we know the first commendment: “You shall gay bar. The motion to quash the confes­ school superintendent will be town parks during the townwide she is survived by two other sons, tennas and filters and digital Manchester Norris said the notice of inten­ asked to make a similar move love the Lord your God.” Yet we love our wife, we Anthony Calvo of Hebron and error detection systems. sion says, among other things, love our children, our friends, our country, other Fred Cramer Board of Directors comment session. Municipal tion to use a defense relating to that police used coercion to obtain within the school system. Joseph Calvo of Windham; two In 1964, he was appointed to the Building coffee room, 6:30 p.m. Perez’ mental state was mailed Democrat Mary Ann Handley people and other things. Augustine, before he daughters, Lena Guiliano of Naval Research Advisory Com­ MEQUON, Wis. (AP) - Fred statements from Perez, then 16, became a saint, before he made his Confessions, Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission, Tuesday to Hartford Superior and separated him from his suggested the plastic-foam ban Columbia, and Tina DeLia of mittee, which he led for two Cramer, a former U.S. and Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Court. The mandatory notice after Bowers School sixth- was in love with loving. And so, we too, love so many Windham; a sister. Rose Pantano years. Lewis also served as a international chess official and mother during police questioning people we know and things we desire before we love Housing Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. says Norris intends to introduce even though both repeatedly graders told board members last of East Hartford; 11 grandchild- consultant to the President’s Bobby Fischer’s manager in a expert testimony that Perez did month that chloroflourocarbon the unseen one, the Eternal One, the first cause of all ren; and two great- Scientific Advisory Committee famous 1972 match with Boris asked to speak to each other. The love and all loving. Bolton not possess “the mental state state Supreme Court has ruled as molecules in plastic foam destroy grandchildren. for the U.S. Office of Science- Spassky of the Soviet Union, died required for the offenses the ozone. But, as gradually we begin to mature in Christian The funeral will be Friday at Research-Development, the U.S. Tuesday of cancer at age 76. Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. recently as last year that such faith, we are able to appreciate what Augustine Air Force and the Navy. charged.” conduct is illegal. Norris said. The students convinced the 10:30 a.m. form the Guiliano- Cramer was president of the Norris will argue Perez may board to approve a proclamation wrote: Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 He served as president of U.S. Chess Federation from 1960- Too late came I to love Thee, O Thou Beauty both have been legally insane or Kevin McMahon, the prosecu­ designating the week of March 13 Washington St., Hartford, fol­ Lehigh University for 18 years, 63. He later served as vice Lottery suffering from extreme emo­ tor assigned to the case, said as Ozone Awareness Week. They so ancient and so fresh; lowed by a Mass of Christian beginning in 1964. During his president of the International Yea, too late came I to love Thee. And behold. tional disturbance when he at­ police did nothing wrong. later testified before the Environ­ CDof burial at 11 a.m. in St. Augustine tenure, Lehigh first admitted Chess Federation. Thou wert within me, and out of myself, when I Church, Hartford. Burial will be women. He was Fischer’s manager Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries made search for Thee. Thou art found. in Mount St. Benedict Mauso­ during the seven-week worid around New England: It’s not too late! Really, it’s not too late to put God leum. Calling hours are today George Whitmore championship match with Connecticut daily: 883. Play Four: 1682. first in our lives and, in so doing, all those people we from 5 to 8 p.m. Spassky in 1972 at Reykjavik, Massachusetts daily: 0086. Megabucks: 1-8-13-23- loved will be loved all the more. Memorial donations may be NEW YORK (AP) - George Iceland. 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HARTFORD (AP) — As the John F. Droney Jr. downplayed seek re-election. 1990 campaign season nears, the his party’s financial lead, point­ The state Republican Party PERENNIALS state Democratic Party has wi­ ing out that the Democrats have came into the year with $12,641 on OVER 12,000 PLANTS TO CHOOSE FROM dened its financial edge over already held their biggest annual hand. The Democratic Party had state Republicans and boasts a fund-raising event, the Jefferson- $215,280. GOOD QUALITY PLANTS campaign war chest more than 10 Jackson-Bailey dinner. The The reports show that Poliner MOST ARE *250 EA. OR 3 FOR times larger than GOP records GOP’s big annual event, the paid himself $14,000 in consulting show. Prescott Bush dinner, will be held fees in the first three months of According to financial state­ later this year. 1989. Droney paid himself $7,343. ments filed this month with the “ I’m not in a contest with them Several other fund-raising HYBRID QUAUTY IN THE AMERICAN TRADITION secretary of the state’s office, the to see how much money one of us groups affiliated with the two BURPEE state Democratic party has can raise.” Droney said. parties also submitted reports. $403,599 on hand, dwarfing the “ None of these numbers have SEED BLUEBERRY Republicans’ $31,446. The state anything to do with gubernatorial GOP also listed unpaid debts of fund-raising. Until you actually PLANTS $22,232. have candidates starting to raise EMERGENCY Both parties, as well as all money, you won’t be able to Fire — Police — Medical 2 FOOT PLANTS Also Some Demonstrators political action committees, were gauge things.” 4 0 % O F F required to submit financial Droney said he fully expects D IA L 911 statements, postmarked by April Gov. William A. O’Neill to an­ In Manchester • Som© L©ftov©r Modsis • Som© DamaQ©d 13, covering the first three nounce later this year that he will REGULAR months of 1989, *695 EA. The Democratic State Central BUY 3 OR MORE EA. •Som©Us©d Committee reported raising PRICES $395,182, $322,660 from individu­ als and $68,507 from political ^XWWUII///////^ SOMETHING action committees and other FORSYTHIA groups. The Democrats spent XFRAME WORKS V DEHYDRATED LAWN 1 $206,862, including $84,000 to the SPECIAL Parkview Hilton of Hartford for COW MANURE ORNAMENTS FOR EVERYONE! the annual Jefferson-Jackson- ^ 2 GALLON POTS •GAZING GLOBES Bailey dinner. S ;8 c O A L L E R Y ^ SALE PRICED Connecticut Republican State April 15 - May 15, 1989 / ' ^ *795 e a . •CONCRETE Central reported raising $120,727. STATUARY $97,578 from individuals and 25 LB. — *398 _ BUY 5 OR MORE $22,549 from committees and GRAND OPENING •FURRY ANIMALS groups. The GOP spent $101,922. 40 LB. — *549 State Republican Party Chair­ *595 EA. •BIRD BATHS man Robert S. Poliner said SPECIAL • Save Up To 5 0 % O ff On Select Models Wednesday he is “ not horribly 25% OFF concerned” about the Demo­ UP TO HERB PLANTS SILK FLOWERS crats’ growing financial edge. WE’VE UPGRADED OUR LINE “ Obviously, when you’ve got CUSTOM FRAMING OVER 70 VARIETIES the governor, you’ve got the NEEDLEPOINT FRAMING FOR" TO CHOOSE FROM REAL NICE SELECTION. ALSO Financing Available ability to raise money in large MOTHER'S DAY WE HAVE A NICE DISPLAY OF amounts.” he said, “ In other •250 e a . o r 3 FOR •698 READY MADE PIECES. words, the Democrats have be­ come the party of the ‘fat cats ’ 649-0223 “ I think there’s no question that OWNED & OPERATED BY OPEN 7 DAYS — SUNDAY UNTIL 4 00 the Democrats are able to raise LAURA E. WILLIAMS 4 RICHARD KIERNAN MANCHESTER POWER EQUIPMENT more money than the Republi­ cans are,” Poliner said. “ They do 700 HARTFORD RD. it by virtue of their control over MANCHESTER VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER 178 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE state contracts ... and by having ^ y (In the Dairy Queen Plaza) 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 649-2623 basically an unwritten rule about MANCHESTER, CT • 646-2850 (party activists’) attending party MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN LINE fund-raising events.” Ingersoll State Democratic Chairman 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 20. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 20. 1989 - 7 A NATION & WORLD NATION Proposal to siphon & W O RLD ^ J CFC profits irks A Chinese officials S&L rescue advances WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators threa­ industry, Congress tened with a disrupted vacation over­ whelmingly adopted President Bush’s WASHINGTON (AP) - The when production must be frozen vow to take action savings and loan rescue after bowing to a Bush administration plans to at 1986 levels. The Montreal last-minute plea to strengthen a key 'AT'.*’ siphon off $2.45 billion from Protocol requires that by 1998, reform. profits of companies making production can be only 50 percent Dwarfing all other government bailouts, ozone-depleting chemicals over of 1986 figures. against protesters the plan approved Wednesday would the next three years, a proposal The five manufacturers of provide at least $157 billion over the next that has infuriated the industry CFCs are developing substitutes, decade — most of it from taxpayers — to and may spark a fight in but they are three to five years BEIJING (A P) — Police broke be "dealt with severely according close or merge 350 failed thrift institutions Congress. away from production. EPA up a pro-democracy rally outside to the law.” SKIM OIL — The and make good on government pledges in The administration wants the spokesman Chris Rice said the Communist Party headquarters The statement blamed the 425-foot Soviet oil the rescue of 200 others last year. money but doesn’t want to call its companies may not hurry to today, hitting and kicking protes­ unrest on "a small number of It would also reorganize the regulatory plan a tax. produce them if they’re making skimmer Vaido- ters slow to disperse. The govern­ people with ulterior motives” and bureaucracy, provide $50 million a year for But that’s just what it sounds windfall profits on current CFCs. ment promised tough action to said further disturbances would gubsky dwarfs small the Justice Department to pursue fraud in like to the largest manufacturer “ The companies will be making stop a wave of student-led “ absolutely not be allowed.” S&Ls and enact other reforms, chief among AP photo of chlorofluorocarbons, Du Pont. 20 percent less (starting this boats pulling a boom protests. The nationally televised even­ them a requirement that thrift owners back “ They’ll be sued. We will year), and the price could go up Later, hundreds of students ing news issued a similar warning NIGHT CAP — With their husbands. President Bush and Jordan’s King across the harbor their lending with more of their own capital. challenge it for sure,” said a 500 to 600 percent,” Rice said. from at least two universities in the first acknowledgement to Hussein, at their side first lady Barbara Bush and Queen Noor chat as the in Seward, Alaska. company official, Tony “ They can bring in an incredible braved heavy rain and marched the nation of the unrest in Beijing. king and queen arrive at the White House Wednesday for an official Vogelsberg. amount of money. We’rea fra id ... The vessel is the for a fourth day toward Tianan­ The lengthy and unusual televi­ Nuke issue a problem dinner honoring them. Hussein, in addition to attending the dinner, spent The target for the revenue they will have the incentive, men Square, the symbolic politi­ sion statement was a clear biggest and newest BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - NATO the day traveling to a historic landmark with Bush and meeting with raising is windfall profits that because of the profit, to stall, to cal center of China, which is near indication that China’s leaders defense ministers today gave a lukewarm chemical firms could earn after delay ... introduction of the of its kind. the party headquarters. regard the protests as a serious members of Congress. endorsement to a plan to upgrade short- an international treaty reduces substitutes.” One group of students carried a threat to social order. AP photo range nuclear missiles in Europe, withhold­ supplies of chlorofluorocarbons, Vogelsberg, Du Font’s environ­ wreath and a portrait of Hu The pre-dawn clash in Beijing ing the strong backing sought by U.S. and which destroy the ozone layer and mental manager for the freon Yaobang, the reform-minded today came as thousands of British officials. increase risk of skin cancer. production division, said, “ We Communist Party chief whose students demanding free speech The ministers of the 16-nation alliance four-page insert in USA Today on April 25 Rep. John D. Dingell, D-Mich., don’t see windfall profits as really Soviet oil skimmer helps to clean bay death on Saturday has served as Lucy Is still critical and an end to one-party rule ended a two-day nuclear strategy session and to run the ad in other papers around the chairman of the influential House being there. the rallying point for the massed outside the Zhongnanhai with only general support for the increas­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Flowers and country after that, said spokesman Dan Energy and Commerce Commit­ “ If I say I have a monopoly SEWARD, Alaska (AP) — A Soviet 20 or so skimmers that Exxon has used so far. demonstrations. compound, where China’s lead­ scenic Resurrection Bay, where oil has ingly unpopular modernization program get-well wishes from fans around the world Donehey. tee, says the administration has position and I ’m going to raise the oil-skimmer joined the battle today to clean Two police cars followed close As immigration and customs officials washed up on a beach at Seward. ers work and have homes, de­ “ no specific authority to levy a price, you’re going to remember Resurrection Bay just six months after a behind. involving a new generation of Lance deluged the hospital where Lucille Ball was 'I'he Justice Department filed a brief with worked Wednesday to approve the vessel, Now the oil in the water is thickening and manding to see the officials. surface-to-surface missiles. tax on ... these commodities,” what I did to you. I want to similar superpower cooperative effort helped "This is a test for us,” said one in critical condition today recuperating the Supreme Court regarding the case of children on the dock happily swapped candy becoming more difficult to work with. Two “ Fascists, dogs! ” the protes­ “ For the foreseeable future, our strategy from emergency heart surgery. and cautioned against bypassing maintain a long-term business free two whales trapped in ice. marching student. "W e must Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, with Soviet crew members. Jackie Phillips Coast Guard skimmers were knocked out of ters shouted as police rushed the his committee or ignoring Con­ relationship. We will not charge Soviet Capt. Serge Rekin, piloting the show that we fear nothing.” of deterrence will continue to require both Ball’s husband, Gary Morton, said the TV asking the justices to uphold a restrictive and a few of her friends stretched on tiptoes to action when the sludge fouled up their pumps. crowd of about 3,000. "Hoodlums conventional and nuclear forces,” the final gress’ taxing authority. more than our cost justifies.” ultramodern oil-skimmer Vaidogubsky, was Curious crowds flocked to Tia­ and bandits! ” actress was "in great spirits.” Missouri abortion law and upend the 1973 hand cookies to the Soviets. " I t ’s just a “ We don’t know how it’s going to work in statement said without going into specifics. Dingell, however, indicated he But Vogelsberg, whose com­ set to help in the cleanup of the gooey sludge nanmen this evening, but only Doctors replaced the 77-year-old comedi­ Roe vs. Wade ruling. Oral arguments friendly gesture,” she said. this oil, the kind of oil we’ve been skimming,” There was no official word of hasn’t formed a final opinion. “ I pany makes half the U.S. supply left by the wreck of the Exxon Valdez. Last about 700 were there by 7 p.m., “ At this meeting, we again expressed our an’s main heart artery, or aorta, and aortic- before the justices are scheduled for next Officials are hoping the Vaidogubsky can said Coast Guard Capt. Rene Roussel. arrests, but nearly 200 students determination to ensure that NATO pos­ don’t have any dogs in the fight at of CFCs, said producers will need October, the icebreaker Vladimir Arseniev compared with more than 15,000 valve Tuesday with organ tissue taken from Wednesday. vacuum up much of the 10.1 million gallons of were put on a bus and driven sesses diversified, survivable and opera­ this particular time,’ ’ he said. more money to pay $2 billion to $3 smashed through ice near Barrow, helping to The Vaidogubsky will ply Alaska’s waters at that time Wednesday. A heavy the body of an unidentified 27-year-old man crude oil dumped into Prince William Sound away and two people were seen To complicate matters, the billion for new plants to make free California gray whales. for at least 30 days. Exxon will pay for its downpour continued. tionally flexible nuclear forces across the Her condition was listed as critical, on March 24, when the Exxon Valdez being put into a police jeep. entire spectrum,” it said, adding, "These Environmental Protection substitutes. Companies have "W e really appreciated your being here, services, estimated at $15,000 a day, plus There were unofficial reports of primarily because of the seriousness of the Lesbian rule defended slammed aground on Bligh Reef outside Chinese said they saw about eight forces must be kept up-to-date where Agency and the Office of Manage­ large research and development captain." Exxon spokesman Don Cornett told Valdez. expenses, said James Kross, whose company student marches in recent days in surgery, said Ron Wise, spokesman at people being taken away. necessary.” ment and Budget are at odds over costs, he added. Rekin through an interpreter on Wednesday. works for VECO, Exxon’s contractor. five other cities: Shanghai, Tian­ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — The armed Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan arrived how to collect the money. 0MB CFCs, manufactured by five "This is the second time people from your jin, Wuhan, Hefei and Nanking. All afternoon Wednesday, pro­ “ She continues to show steady progress,” forces fairly treat allegations of homosexu­ Wednesday, planning an airplane trip today “ Fifteen thousand a day — that’s not much wants to auction off rights to companies, are used in refrigera­ country have come to the aid of the people of Details of most of the marches testers had rallied in nearby Wise said late Wednesday. Doctors were ality against female members, says the to review oil-sodden beaches, blackened if it’s effective,” said Cornett. produce a specific amount of tors, large air conditioning units Alaska, and we thank you.” could not immediately be Tiananmen Square, the symbolic Khashoggi has nice cell optimistic Ball would make a full recovery, chairman of a civilian advisory group, rocks and dying birds and animals in what CFCs. EPA favors a more and car air conditioners, high Rekin said he had little information about The 3-year-old Soviet vessel is a dredge, obtained. seat of power in China. They were he added. despite testimony that claims of lesbianism once was one of the nation’s most untarnished firefighting platform and oil skimmer, Kross GENEVA (A P ) — Adnan Khashoggi's are being used to harass women. straightforward fee on company energy foam insulation for mod­ the task he faced but that he wanted to begin wild areas. Beijing municipal authorities watched and sometimes cheered said. “ It makes its money from dredging. jail cell is only a five-minute walk from the profits. ern construction, solvents for work as quickly as possible. The 425-foot jssued a statement today express­ by a crowd that grew to about “ Being charged with anything is not Ribbons of oil have traveled 300 miles along luxury hotel where the jet-setting Saudi 0MB has budgeted $400 million cleaning computer components, Soviet skimmer is far bigger than any of the That’s its primary function,” he said. “ It’s a ing support for activities to 20,000 people. harassment,” Connie Lee, head of the Alaska’s coast, including into spectacularly commercial boat.” financier and arms dealer was staying in revenues in fiscal 1990, $1.5 and cushions in seats and sofas. mourn Hu, but they harshly Abortion fight warms Defense Advisory Committee on Women in Students in Shanghai marched before his arrest. billion in 1991 and $550 million in Three companies also make condemned the protests and the Services, said Wednesday after a day of for a third day Wednesday to Although the conditions are better than in WASHINGTON (AP) — The campaign 1992. The first-year revenue fig­ ozone-depleting chemicals called warned that demonstrators will demand democracy. many other Swiss jails, they are far being for the hearts, minds and votes of the testimony from present and former servi­ cewomen, some who said they were ures survived an overall budget halons (including one firm that Inmates: Escape try worth It from the plush surroundings to which he is Supreme Court over abortion is heating up, agreement between congres­ makes both chemicals), which homosexual, accustomed. with pro-choice activists writing 200,000 sional negotiators and the are used in fire-fighting equip­ Khashoggi, once reputed to be among the letters to the attorney general while " If someone is charged with this, they administration. ment. Halon production will be HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) - hurt anybody.” With Paster acting as lookout. world’s richest men, does not have to wear anti-abortion activists plan a series of have the opportunity, as any person does in Both agencies agree, however frozen in 1992 at 1986 levels. Two death row inmates con­ LEARNING IS CHILD’S PLAY Paster, 44. a former lounge Mays was trying to saw through prison clothes and can order out for meals, newspaper ads. any court of law when they are accused of — and the industry hotly denies — Bob Thoma, vice president of structed dummies, squeezed singer and Elvis Presley imper­ bars that blocked a large exhaust some of which he has had delivered from The American Civil Liberties Union said something, of saying, ’I am or I am not,” ’ that there will be windfall profits government relations for BASF, through a small airvent and were sonator, is awaiting death for a fan to the roof on their wing of the the Schweizerhof hotel. Wednesday it plans to deliver more than Lee said at the spring meeting of the for manufacturers later this a foam insulation maker, said a sawing their way out of prison 1980 contract killing in Houston. He was staying at the hotel in Bern, the 200,000 letters to the Justice Department committee. year, after the U.S. begins tax on manufacturers would find when they were caught, but they Ellis Unit of the Texas Depart­ w V V Mays, 35, was sentenced to die for Swiss capital, when he was arrested today asking the department to drop its Lee would not predict what, if anything, implementing a 1987 interna­ its way to consumers with disas­ say the two hours of “ freedom " ment of Corrections outside a 1979 robbery and stabbing death Huntsville. Tuesday on a U.S. warrant charging he attempt to have the landmark 1973 decision the committee would recommend to the tional agreement to cut produc­ trous consequences. were worth it. in Wichita Falls. “ The next stop would have put r ^ v | | helped ousted Philippine President Ferdi­ legalizing abortion overturned. defense secretary as a result of the hearing, tion of the so-called CFCs. Smaller manufacturers of the “ You can’t blame a guy for Guards noticed the pair was you about 100 yards from the nand Marcos and his wife Imelda hide On the other side of the issue, the National although she said the committee opposes The government’s theory is insulation would go out of busi­ trying,” says James Paster. missing in the early hours of April fence,” Mays said. riches stolen from their country. Right to Life Committee plans to run a harassment in any form. that demand will far outstrip ness and jobs would be lost, He made the comment in an 11 when a nurse who was Now, the two are confined in supply some months after July. interview Wednesday, a week Thoma said. supposed to give Mays some separate cells known as adminis­ after he and cellmate Noble Mays medication could not awaken him trative segregation, the maxi­ ST. MARY’S DAY SCHOOL wiggled out their cell and into a from outside the pair’s cell. mum security on the Texas death utility corridor where they tried When guards opened the cell row. They also have been barred 41 Park Street • Manchester, CT 06040 to saw through a ceiling exhaust door, they discovered the men in fan. from participating in the death- the bunks really were dummies row work program. s Said Paster: “ I felt like I was St. Mary Day School will offer — Don’t duck your responsibility. made of clothing stuffed with Prison officials say no inmates doing something for myself in­ Someone depends on you. newspapers and tobacco cans. have ever escaped from death Y o u rch ke you money. Interested? stead of waiting for relief from 2 day afternoon pre-school program They also discovered the tiny row at the Ellis Unit. the very people who had sent me vent to a corridor behind the cells But that didn’t deter Mays. starting in September here.” was really cardboard. A m e r ic a n A “ What are they going to do to Mays added: “ You just try to RedCrosa Mays and Paster were disco­ me?” he said. 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Qrady Mercier was a contestant in the home the bacon and fry it in the pan’ Kniffin, without commenting spe­ Helicopter Junior Miss Connecticut Pageant in (and never let you forget you’re a cifically on the Manchester pageant, Reasonable Miss Manches­ 1970. Eleven years later, she was man)’ .,. Many of us women end up would like to see an end to pageants in ter of 1988 stood on running on the Republican ticket for a with significant self-esteem problems general. the stage of the seat on the town Board of Directors. .kta tay Ikl I'vt because we’re trying to live up to that “If it’s really a means to distribute is the best East Hartford She remembers the Republican image.” scholarship money then do it equally compromise leaned VVal I k Middle School leaders at the time telling her to Claudia Scott, an instructor for across the board and open it to young auditorium April remove references to her unsuccess­ t k T\os>V women in career transitions at boys and girls,” she says. if it works 1, admonishing ful stint in the beauty pageant from Manchester Community College, sees toWante are \ k lead would-be critics of her political resume. The leadership little value in pageants. “I guess I When asked if they would support on pay bill the crown she was at the time thought the experience don’t like them,” she says, adding similar pageants for boys or young By Jack Anderson about to relinquish was frivolous. that she is not an ardent opponent. men, both Mercier and Ferguson say lik ly Vo any... and Dale Van Atta to her successor. “That bothered me,” says Mercier. Despite her relative dislike of “yes,” after a little hesitation. “The women in­ The House has now passed a new minimum She didn’t change her resume. She pageants, Scott did say they help “Sure, why not,” says Ferguson. volved are not by any means just lost the election that year. Two years But he’s not sure if his 7-year-old son wage law that boosts required payments from WASHINGTON - The Army’s prize some women. AH64 Apache attack helicopter is pretty faces who look good in an later, she won — after erasing the “I just saw Vanessa Williams in a would ever be in one. $3.35 an hour to $4.55 an hour over three years. billed as the best weapon in the sky evening gown,” said Carri Grilli, the reference to her pageant competition. (music) video. I don’t know if she “That would be fine if someone The legislation would also establish a lower iZ- < since Superman. But take away the 19-year-old woman from South Wind­ But she says the omission of her would have gotten there if she hadn’t wanted to start one,” says Mercier. training wage for workers with no previous hype and the Army is left with a fleet sor who won the pageant last year. pageant experience had nothing to do been Miss America,” she says. She isn’t sure either of her two sons job experience — equal to 85 percent of the of flying lemons — $13 million lemons. She went on to tell the audience that with her political victory. would be contestants. The amazing twin-engine whirly- the Miss Manchester Scholarship “I don’t find it to be sexist. 1 enjoyed □ □ □ minimum wage but not less than $3.35 an □ □ □ bird “sees” at night and zaps enemy Pageant was more about personality the experience,” says Mercier, who Thomas H. Ferguson, who runs the hour. tanks .with Hellfire missiles, but only and talent than it was about beauty. resigned early in her second two-year Miss Manchester pageant, says even Traditionally, the minimum wage has been when it works. After testing the For Valerie Voboril, the Willington And, she said, it was a confidence term. those who don’t win the pageants gain maintained at about half the average wage of gold-plated Apache in war games, a woman crowned Miss Manchester builder that helped a young woman She says pageants like the Miss from the experience. 1989, the local pageant had less to do the economy. The last tim e it went up, in 1981, North Carolina Army brigade com­ mature. Manchester Scholarship Pageant ‘Tve even talked to some of the with beauty than it did with talent. it was 46.2 percent of the average wage in that mander recently told his superiors But even that is not enough to help young women earn money to that, all things considered, he’d girls who did not place. (One) told me “They base a lot of it on talent,” she convince critics of such pageants, further their education. And, echoing year. The present changes, according to the rather go to war in something left over that being involved in the contest says. Congressional Budget Office, would result in many of whom say they are nothing other supporters, she says the page­ Her mother, Joan (Kent) Voboril, from Vietnam. more than a sexist-inspired display of actually helped her confidence,” individuals receiving just 40.8 percent of the The Army has refused to publicly ants help build confidence. Ferguson says. who says she did not urge her exterior beauty rather than inner “I was very shy as a teen-ager. I’m average wage in 1992. So the amount should detail what’s wrong with the Apache. daughter to participate in the page­ worth. Some newspapers have drawn not now,” she says. And he insists that the Manchester not really be a question: indeed there is a case But our associate Jim Lynch has pageant has little to do with exterior ant, agrees. obtained internal Army documents the line, refusing to publish stories And Voboril’s mentor, Peter Rich, to be made that the Congress stopped short of about beauty pageants. □ □ □ beauty, even though the contestants that reveal the secrets about the participate in a swimsuit competition who runs the Storrs pageant, says, an appropriate solution. So, who’s right? For Janet Kniffin, grant coordina­ Apache. It is the Army’s version of and an evening-gown competition. “Looks are secondary. You have to One problem is that the minimum wage has Murphy’s Law. Almost anything that □ □ □ tor for the state’s Permanent Com­ have raw talent.” tended to keep a family of three at about the can go wrong with it does. mission on the Status of Women, “We’re not really looking for the Mercier is more direct: “A lot of it shallow part,” Ferguson says. “It’s poverty line if the earner worked full time When the Apache was recently Tell Donna R. Mercierof the critics’ beauty pageants in general are bad (pageants) is run by families. It’s not tested in mock battle in the desert, the complaints and she’ll tell you she’s too bad we have to come out with a year-round. In 1981, the minimum wage would news. like some dirty old man is running the guns failed half of the time and the air Marie P. Qrady/Mancheater Herald angry. Mercier, a former town “I think they’re a reflection of winner,” he adds. have produced 96.1 percent of this standard, Nervous wait for redistricting pageant.” filters gagged on sand. In the Army’s director who choreographed this Madison Avenue’s image of the ideal Even though she supports the this year the equivalent figure is 70.5 percent. own words: “Within three days after MISS MANCHESTER OF 1989 year’s Miss Manchester Scholarship woman, which I don’t think is a Manchester pageant, Mercier says Marie P. Grady is city editor of the arrival in the desert, 50 percent of the A second change this year is to exempt most By Robert Walters Virginia and possibly one in North heavily Republican. . . Valerie Voboril of Willington Pageant, has firsthand knowledge of realistic image,” Kniffin says. “I she would like to see it without a Manchester Herald. businesses grossing less than $500,000 AH64 mission had to be aborted due to Carolina. Indeed, even if the Republicans win sand ingestion.” That’s no problem, all of the 1990s contests in the 16 to 18 annually. Under current law, only retail and BIG CHIMNEY, W.Va. — West All of the decreases will probably be as long as the United States never newly created seats, they would not service industries grossing less than $362,500 Virginia now is entitled to four seats in in the Northeast and Midwest, with goes to war in any country with sand. a year are exempt from the law. the U.S. House of Representatives, losses of three seats in New York; come close to gaining control of the Open Forum House of Representatives, where they Top Army brass are exasperated. but within a few years that allocation three or two in Pennsylvania; two Three generals met with McDonnell All in all, the House bill is a reasonable will be reduced to three seats. Therein apiece in Illinois, Ohio and Michigan; now are outnumbered 260 to 174 by the compromise. The president’s view is too Democrats. Douglas, which builds the Apache, in lies a complex tale of political life and one each in Massachusetts, West late February to discuss the prob­ Virginia, Wisconsin, Iowa and Kan­ Here in West Virginia, the anguish Builders threaten why the top 10 percent, the most chintzy because the real incomes of the death. lems. The Army’s report from that sas; and possibly one in Montana. of redistricting will be confined to the intelligent of Bolton students, poorest segment of society have declined, and The decennial census will be private meeting stressed that the The prospect of redistricting makes Democratic Party because all four of our small towns now go out of town for their high should be moved up. conducted one year from now, and in Army could no longer afford to have a early 1991 most state legislatures will especially important the outcome of the state’s U.S. House seats are school education? helicopter called “the best in the To the Editor: ¥)uhaverfthad next year’s contests to fill governor­ occupied by members of that party — Bolton is now an angry, divided begin the task of reshaping the world” if everyone wants to add — The Middletown Press country’s 435 House districts to ships and the slightly more than 7,400 but the lack of partisan division will town. It is a town where a seats in the 50 state Legislatures. not make the struggle any less “when it works.” Do you all know what the “teacher smoking lounge” is conform with population shifts. Those “The best” has cost the taxpayers Those to be elected will make the intense. developers are doing to Coventry, more important than a senior changes must be in place in time for $7.4 billion to date and there is no the elections in late 1992. decisions that can launch or destroy Likely candidates for elimination Columbia. Mansfield. Andover center (Bolton has none). It is a political careers. based on population losses are the 1st indication that the Army will abandon and all our other small historical town that spends less ($4,901 in Although virtually all of those its high-tech turkey. The money has districts will have to be reconfigured, Republicans now control both District in the northern panhandle country villages? The same thing 1987) for 500 seniors than the cost houses of the legislatures in only eight and the 4th District in the southern produced 453 Apaches. Another 520 they were allowed to do to for one student. It is a town where nowhere is the delicate operation are on order from McDonnell Douglas a diance tx) like more challenging than in the 16 to 18 states — and many of them among the coal-producing region. Manchester, Vernon. Tolland, its elders and others live more in country’s most sparsely populated. The 2nd District on the eastern side which can turn out 10 a month. etc. Does this make you happy? the fear of being “mugged” by states that, preliminary estimates The Army has lost five Apaches in suggest, will experience a net gain or Democrats control both houses in 28 of the state has sustained less Or does it make your insides the Board of Finance than by population decline, but one analysis flight since the helicopters first rolled ache? thugs. It is a town which last year loss of seats. states, while control is divided in the off the assembly line five years ago. notes that it "better lends itself to Don’t we ever learn? Don’t we had a 8.04-mill tax hike while By far the biggest winner will be remaining 13 states. (Nebraska has a Two more burned on the ground. The non-partisan, unicameral elimination, with a minimum of understand that once you take towns like Columbia had a California, where the expected pickup entire fleet has been grounded three away the farm lands, the open of five or six seats will bring the size of legislature.) violence to the lines of other one-mill rise. constituencies.’’ times. Army memos indicate the fields and the wetlands, that they It is a town that Columbia and its House delegation to 50 or 51 — the Republicans now control the gover­ Apache spends too much time in the tlie best liked bank norships in the three populous Sun Those are only a few of the factors are forever gone?' Or gone Willington should shun and boy­ largest of any state in the nation's shop. It costs about $5,000 in mainte­ forever ... whichever phrase history. (During the 1930s and 1940s, Belt states that will gain the most that go into the decision-making cott for its abuse of the citizens. If nance for every hour an Apache impresses upon you exactly what New York established the existing House seats — California, Texas and process. Others range from the there is any town that is in helicopter flies. the words mean. state record with a 45-member Florida — but all have gubernatorial importance of committee assign­ desperate need to change to a The Apache’s ailments start at the Let me ask you: If you put 22 delegation, the same size that Califor­ elections scheduled for 1990. ments held by the current House selectman-town manager, it is top with its 22-foot main rotor blade. houses in a half-mile area, are nia has now.) As a result, the GOP is on the members to the extent of their Bolton. Its major flaw is that it falls apart. you still in a country village? Or All of the other increases will defensive — even though the areas personal friendships and political ties As for those candidates for © 19B9 by NEA. Inc Fort Rucker in Alabama replaced 166 that have sustained population losses within the legislature. are you , in New York City? selectmen that voice “problems in Connecticut. probably also be in the Sun Belt South blades in the past year at a cost of during the 1980s are generally Demo­ Remember, once New York City with some elements with this and West, with gains of four seats in $63,257 each. That’s $10.5 million was a sleepy country village. Are Texas, three in Florida, two or one cratic, and the regions that have Robert Walters is a syndicated charter change,” is the “prob­ “East is east, west is west — and North is wasted on faulty blades at Fort we going to allow the money- each in Arizona and Georgia, one in experienced population gains are columnist. lem” that the charter change North. ” Rucker alone. hungry, ecology-careless, hard­ does away with that pork-barrel The Army grounded the whole fleet hearted developers take away $6,000 selectman’s salary? in 1986 when it found cracks in the what remains of Connecticut blades of 13 new helicopters. McDon­ charm? Walter Treschuk Open Forum nell Douglas and the Army say the Now you tell me: Is this what 29 Carter St., Bolton blade problems are not a threat to life. you want? Are you willing to try But a confidential Army report says, to wake up the people in charge of Until now towns across the state claimed surpluses to a selectman-town manager, it is “Fort Rucker recently had a (main Set record straight totaling some $174 million. Imagine the Bolton has become your town? Are you willing to Bolton. rotor blade) disintegration in flight money the state would save if we didn’t (excuse the nasty word) get Let’s get Reagan As for those candidates for selectmen that could easily have cost us two on the state deficit help towns and cities. However, without angry, divided town that voice “problems with some ele­ involved? more lives.” Please stop and think now, On April 11, People’s Bank opened in Manchester. state aid, local property taxes would on witness stand To the Editor: To the Editor: ments with this charter change,” is the Among the litany of Apache prob­ have been significantly higher. The state “problem” that the charter change does before we lose our countryside, lems are wire and cable breaks, oil our small towns, our originality, “Where has the surplus gone?” is the would have looked good at the expense of away with that pork-barrel $6,000 To the Editor: common cry heard across the state. In For members of Bolton Board of and water contamination, tail rotor SCop the runaway In a recent survey, we askeid customers of major local government and local taxpayers. Finance to refuse to cut the school selectman’s salary? the last four years, Connecticut resi­ But we’re not going to do this because of failures, compressor failures and development! Everyone who has taken part in budget as a lure for Columbia to replace rotor strap breaks. banks in Connecticut how they would rank their dents have benefited from surpluses the already heavy burden of local taxes Walter Treschuk the selling of arms to Iran should which, when added together, total $1,146 those escaping Willington students is When the Apache does what it is Mercedes Kelly be brought to court. North said he in many municipalities. somewhat like trying mouth-to-mouth 29 Carter St., Bolton billion. At the end of this fiscal year most supposed to do, the Army still thinks P.O. Box 464, Coventry has enough evidence to prove that bank. And the customers of People’s Bank rank their Remember, too, unlike the federal resuscitation after beheading the victim. of it will be gone except for $30 million or government, our state must balance the this 24-carat bird can be the best he got his orders from Reagan, so A year ago the same finance members defense against Soviet tanks. A there is no reason why he bank higher than customers of any other bank in so. budget. Therefore, every year we start distributed 170 copies of the Ursin school It’s time to set the record straight on out at zero. Surpluses must either be Thanks to Watkins McDonnell Douglas spokesman told shouldn’t have to appear in court. survey that pictured Bolton’s education us the Apache is new technology and Bolton becomes North himself couldn’t think of Connecticut. what did and did not cause the deficit the spent or reduced with tax cuts. We have and schools as a major disaster. state faces. Rhetoric aside, spending and team for race that snags are to be expected. how to sell those arms and get done some of both. In order to balance Surely those finance members cannot angry and divided The news gets even better. Because now there’s alone did not cause this deficit. What is the budget in surplus years as required That excuse is no comfort when 453 away with it. Someone else had to escape that it was their fiscal irresponsi­ of the helicopters are already in casually referred to as overspending is by our Constitution, the Legislature also To the Editor: tell him what to do. bility that explains why Mansfield, service around the world. To the Editor: a People’s Bank right here in Manchester. Offering actually new or increased spending on lowered taxes. In fact, taxes have been Windham and Tolland high schools can You know, Reagan made many programs the residents of this state have slashed by more than a billion dollars in I would like to take this opportunity to movies and never won an award. provide a wide-ranging superior educa­ thank R. Lee Watkins and his team of Freedom fighter For members of Bolton Board its usual complement of amenities and full service for told the Legislature are needed to the last four years. We cut taxes on tion to Willington for $3,500-$3,700 to of Finance to refuse to cut the I think he thought he was just sustain our shared quality of life. volunteers who organized and spear­ making another movie and would capital gains and interest and dividends. $3,725 per year compared to the Nan-zong Cheng was a genuine school budget as a lure for individual customers and the business community Almost one-third of our recent sur­ headed the Hockanum River Canoe Race freedom fighter. He was the major be the first guilty one to get away We cut taxes on meals under $2 and $5,170-$6,125 for Bolton. Columbia to replace those escap­ pluses have been used to improve our clothing under $75. We cut the real estate on Sunday, April 16. As a first-time opposition journalist in Taiwan. Ear­ with it. So come on, do your duty, as well. Or why they find no fault when the participant, I found the race well ing Willington students is some­ schools through the Educational Excel­ conveyance tax and the tax on residen­ lier this month he died in a crash with bring him in and let’s hear what Bolton school administration received a organized with the emphasis on safety, what like trying mouth-to-mouth lence Trust Fund. This is the program tial gas and electric utilities. We felt that police, ending a life dedicated to press Reagan has to say. Now that he is Branch Manager Kate Mullen and the entire 30 percent hike salary up to $69,933 for helpfulness and friendship. resuscitation after beheading the that has increased teachers’ salaries and when the state had surpluses, extra freedom. We met Cheng when he out, as others say, he is just a the coming three years at the time Words of encouragement from race victim. A year ago the same education standards so that every funds should be returned. visited Washington last summer. He normal person like all of us in this staff will be more than happy to offer you the Branch Manager student activities suffer from lack of volunteers and spectators alike made finance members distributed 170 Connecticut schoolchild has access to a When Republicans controlled the told us about the cost of speaking out copies of the Ursin school survey country. I never did like him as an 1 funds. each and every splash of cold water quality education. To date, this program General Assembly, in 1985-86 and in Taiwan. He faced numerous actor, and not even as president. convenience of a 24-hour ATM , a drive^up teller Or why student health is placed second “warmer” and each paddle stroke that pictured Bolton’s education has used $371.9 million of state surplus 1986-87, the average percentage increase criminal charges. His magazine. He got rich and we got poorer. to the smoking addiction of school “easier.” and schools as a major disaster. funds. Eliminating this program, which in spending was 12.24 percent. When Freedom Era Weekly, was the most window, safe-deposit boxes, and a commercial/ personnel by refusing to ban smoking Special thanks to the sponsoring Surely those finance members Another one like him is Gov. was begun when Republicans controlled Democrats controlled the General As­ censored publication in Taiwan. When outright on school grounds. groups, the Hockanum River Linear cannot escape that it was their O’Neill of Connecticut. When the Legislature, would be a giant step sembly, in 1987-88 and 1988-89, the police stormed the offices of the night depository Not to mention Saturday hours Or why the recent high school Park Committee and McDonald’s Res­ fiscal irresponsibility that ex­ Grasso was governor, we never toward balancing the budget. We wilt not average increase was 12.7 percent. magazine April 7, firebombs were evaluation by an independent outside taurants, Economy Electric, Powder plains why Mansfield, Windham went into the hole as we have for those with busy schedules. If you need personal investment counseling, trust, and do this, though, because it would put the Expenditures have followed a fairly hurled. Cheng burned to death in his and Tolland high schools can since he has been governor. He future of our students at risk. source is now being concealed from Mill Shopping Center and Quality Inn. even course, regardless of the party parents? Is there reason in this report to office. Our sources speculate that in provide a wide-ranging superior never repaired bad bridges, Balancing the budget would also be the melee, Cheng set his own office on commercial banking advice, you’ll find our expertise second to none. In fact, we’re governing the General Assembly. Our explain why the top 10 percent, the most Linda L. Skoglund education to Willington for $3,500- never helped Hartford or any easier if we slashed our commitment to state government has made commit­ fire as a last desperate protest against intelligent of Bolton students, now go out 243 East St., Hebron $3,700 to $3,725 per year com­ other people that had to live in ready to help you with just about any financial question you might have. our cities and towns, which have enjoyed ments which cannot be abandoned repression. pared to the $5,170-$6,125 for parks and streets and all the $307 million in aid from our surpluses in of town for their high school education? lightly each time we have a drop in Mini-editorlal Bolton. needy ones. All he thought about So come in for a chance to like the best liked bank in Connecticut. \bu’ll even the last five years. In total, the state revenue. Connecticut is still a state of Bolton is now an angry, divided town. Or why they find no fault when It is a town where a "teacher smoking Letters to the editor was himself. About two years ago sends back approximately $2 billion in high wealth and moderate taxes. If we Once again, your tax dollars are the Bolton school administration I read in the paper that he was so like your first visit. aid a year to towns and cities with the restored all tax cuts made since 1983 lounge’’ is more important than a senior The Manchester Herald welcomes combating drug dealers with paper­ received a 30 percent salary hike, center (Bolton has none). It is a town that original letters to the editor. proud the first time he even made goal of stabilizing property taxes and and/or received the federal monies work. As of last month, federal law up to $69,933, for the coming three $50,000. How did he make it? Now, spends less ($4,901 in 1987) for 500 seniors Letters should be brief and to the point. sustaining local services. Last year, 148 which have been cut since 1980, we would requires that every contract signed years at the time student activi­ with wanting so much in raising not be facing a deficit. Rather, we would than the cost for one student. It is a town They should be typed or neatly handwrit­ with the federal government include ties suffer from lack of funds. where its elders and others live more in ten, and, for ease in editing, should be taxes, is he going to get a million be trying to figure out what to do with the paperwork in which the contractor Or why student health is placed out of that .so he won’t have to run the fear of being “ mugged” by the Board double-spaced. Letters must be signed surplus. guaranteed that the work will be done second to the smoking addiction in another election? He’ll never iJJanrhPBlpr HrralJi of Finance than by thugs. It is a town with name, address and daytime tele­ people’s bank Stay involved with our work. Write in a drug-free environment. We’ll of school personnel by refusing to be elected again. He’s like your elected officials and let them know which last year had a 8.04-mill tax hike phone number (for verification). wager a paper-shredder that no ban smoking outright on school Founded In 1881 while towns like Columbia had a one-mill Reagan: for the rich and not PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher how you feel. Together we will continue The Herald reserves the right to edit contractor ever answers “no’ to the grounds. helping us poorer people in Manchester Office rise. letters in the interests of brevity, clarity question. GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor building a stronger Connecticut. Or why the recent high school Connecticut. 354 Broad Street, 643'2189 DOUGLAS A. BEVINS___Executive Editor It is a town that Columbia and and taste. evaluation by an independent MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor Sen. Cornelius P. O’Leary Willington should shun and boycott for Address letters to: Open Forum, Jack Anderson and his associate, outside source is now being Monday-Wednesday: 9 am-4 pm, Thursday: 9 am-5 pm, Friday: 9 am-b pm, Satuixiay: 9 am-1 pm. ALEXANDER GIRELLI.. .. Associate Editor 7th Senatorial District its abuse of the citizens. If there is any Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ concealed from parents? Is there Mary Jarvis Windsor Locks town that is in desperate need to change Manchester 06040. nists. reason in this report to explain 62D Pascal I,ane, Manchester Member FDIC 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday. April 20, 1989 Ethics panel calls Institution of Proposition 42 not a good idea Basketball is one of the main sources of revenue for but did not nothing to enhance his chances of The controversy surrounding Proposition 42, schools fortheir athletic programs. Just look at the attending college. passed three months ago at the last NCAA kind of money Michigan and Seton Hall took home Shorter transferred to a prep school, where with meeting to discuss convention to go one step further than Proposition for the NCAA basketball championship game. the proper guidance and assistance he improved 48, has quieted. But the issue persists. f , Thoughts Should the scholarships be allocated in other his grades dramatically. The improvement, In a nutshell. Proposition 42 would not allow ways? Certainly. There are gifted minority however, didn’t allow him to play his first year at colleges to pay for the first year of schooling for a ApLENty chairman’s conduct students throughout the country who can’t go to Pittsburgh. Proposition 48 allowed him to attend prospective basketball player while he improved Len Auster school because they lack the money. Scholarships college. And Shorter, proving he is more than just a his grades to be eligible to play. Proposition 48, the By Andrew J. Davis asked the commission vice chair­ for intellectually superior minority students are basketball player, rang up some impressive scores rule that applies today, provides a scholarship in a Manchester Herald man, Republican M. Adler Dob- hard to come by, while scholarships for basketball in the classroom. recruit’s freshman year while he gets his grades up kin. to schedule and hold the players who can barely read their own names is If Proposition 42 becomes fact, stories like to acceptable NCAA levels. The Ethics Commission will meeting because members will always there. It doesn’t make a lot of sense, but Shorter’s probably won’t happen. The NCAA Proposition 42 would do away with that entirely. hold a special meeting April 27 to be discussing his conduct. that’s the system. shouldn’t take away that opportunity for an Some coaches, like Temple University’s John that is a very distinct possibility. discuss the conduct of Chairman Mercier said today he only Should Proposition 42 be invoked? No. It’s not education from athletes who might not make it in Chaney, have called the change many things, But the question remains: Should Proposition 42 William E. FitzGerald. wanted to discuss the minutes at because of any racial bias, or anything like that. pro basketball. the meeting. He said he would including racially inspired. Georgetown University be imposed and is it unfair? Jonathan L. Mercier, a Repub­ It’s because some high schools would rather have a The NCAA must remember its No. 1 priority: to discuss FitzGerald’s possible re­ The bottom line is that colleges and universities, lican commission member, has head coach John Thompson went as far as star basketball player than a standout student. educate. That’s what it’s all about. asked for the resignation of signation only if other commis­ boycotting a game to illustrate his displeasure with in theory, are there to educate. Unfortunately, that The University of Pittsburgh’s Brian Shorter Proposition 42 does not serve that purpose. FitzGerald, a Democrat who is sion members brought it up. the NCAA’s change in policy. isn’t always the case. comes to mind. In high school. Shorter was a also Manchester’s judge of pro­ If the subject is not discussed at That holds true, too, for high schools. That policy would go in effect for next year’s superior athlete but a sub-standard student — or so Len Auster Is sports editor of the Manchester bate. But Mercier said today that the meeting, Mercier said he may There have countless numbers of charges recruiting class unless the NCAA reverses itself at it was believed. His school kept him eligible to play. Herald. he would not bring up the matter bring it up at “ an appropriate its next convention. With all of the controversy. against schools for “ using” basketball players. up at the meeting. He said he still time.” He would not say what wants Robert Franklin, an unaf­ time would be appropriate, but he filiated commission member, as said he wanted the idea of an • chairman, but said he is not sure unaffiliated member as chair­ ^ fHanrlirslrriBrralii if the meeting is the right time to man being discussed on its discuss it. merits. Section 2, Page 11 “ I do not feel it would be Because Franklin is not a ^ r ~ Thursday, April 20, 1989 appropriate,” Mercier said. “ It’s political party member, he would / not my meeting.” have no reason to favor any SPORTS Mercier has said FitzGerald person coming before the com­ should resign, claiming he mi­ mission. Mercier has said. shandled a March 30 meeting Franklin has refused comment. during which the commission was Mercier said he is surprised Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald to decide whether Democratic FitzGerald called the meeting. HOT PURSUIT — Philip Daik, assistant manager of the Parkade. The petting zoo will be at the Parkade today Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. had a He said he would have been Yanks show petting zoo sponsored by R.W. Commerford & Sons of through Sunday. conflict of interest on the Main satisfied if the minutes were Goshen, chases an emu today at the Manchester Street reconstruction project. redone. Members voted at the meeting FitzGerald has said he only not to take any action on whether submitted a draft of the minutes, DiRosa had a conflict because he subject to change by any they can be owns a dry-cleaning business on member Survey Battleship Junior the street and voted as a director Dobkin said he scheduled the on matters concerning the recon­ From page 1 meeting at the request of FitzGe­ From page 1 From page 1 struction project. Mercier said rald. The agenda for the meeting the minutes do not reflect a Bv Chuck Melvin says members will “determine competitive 45-minute discussion about Di­ The Associated Press the issue of the conduct” of to Exxon Corp. and that the Iowa spent the night at a Norfolk Oscar-winning “ Rain Man.” frustrating.” Rosa and put the mayor in the administration should have Naval Station gym where they Like Raymond Babbitt, the role Life might have been much best light. FitzGerald, but does not specifi­ CLEVELAND — Nick Esasky cally mention his possible By The Associated Press you kind of feel that you have to moved more quickly to deal with had gathered Wednesday out of Hoffman played in the movie, more frustrating had Junior been FitzGerald has refused com­ doesn’t plan to complicate his resignation keep it going.” the spreading oil in Alaska’s sight of reporters. Navy policy children like Junior get upset if born half a century ago. Autistic ment, but has said he would call adjustment to the American TORONTO — New York Yan­ Lee Guetterman pitched the Prince William Sound. requires that families of dead or their schedule is interrupted. children then were often placed in the meeting to see if members The meeting will be held at 7:30 League by putting any undue kees manager Dallas Green says final 1 1-3 Innings of one-hit relief, “ I ’m disappointed the presi­ injured sailors be notified before They sometimes repeat phrases institutions, Atoynatan says. wanted him to resign. He has p.m. at Lincoln Center. pressure on himself. a sweep of Toronto Blue Jays is striking out one. to earn his third dent didn’t see it that way,’ ’ said any list of victims is released. or thoughts. And Schnitman says. “ Parents “ If I worry about what people proof his team can compete in the save of the year. Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, “ There are those who are really For children like Junior, the were made to feel guilty.” are thinking about me, I can’t American League East. Jimmy Key. 2-2. took the loss adding that the oil spill on March struggling, and those who are most important part of education relax,” Esasky said after he Three out of every 10.000 for the Blue Jays, giving up 10 24 is likely to have an impact on really stoic,“ said Navy Chaplain and treatment is opening up singled twice, doubled and ho- children will be born with autism, Dye House owners “ That was the third well- hits, four runs and two walks in 6 the wildlife, ecology and economy Barry Brimhall. “ Right now, for communication with others. says Atoynatan. mered to lead the Boston Red Sox pitched ballgame in a row for us,” 1-3 innings. He struck out one. of southern Alaska for years to some of these families, they Larry Schnitman, special educa­ It is a disorder which still Green said Wednesday after the past the Cleveland Indians 8-4 come. would rather have bad news than tion coordinator for the school, “ He struggled with his control puzzles scientists and doctors. Yankees completed a three-game today,” Toronto pitching coach Wednesday night. Transportation Secretary Sa­ no news at all.’ ’ sees Junior’s affinity for the criticize deveiopers The Red Sox obtained Esasky “ It’s almost like the brain is sweep with a 4-2 victory. “ I think A1 Widmar said. “ Jimmy will be muel Skinner, who has been the In Temple, Texas, Lorene computer as an important first ■ and Rob Murphy from Cincinnati short-circuiting,” says this series, more than any, back in his next start, he’s too president’s point man in the spill Barron said all she could do was step. in December for Todd Benzinger, Schnitman. By Nancy Concelman chairman of the Cheney National proved that if we get the pitching, good a pitcher to let an outing like recovery, acknowledged disap­ pray for her son, Monte Barron, Autistic children often have Jeff Sellers and Luis Vasquez. Martinez began to sense some­ Manchester Herald Historic District Commission, we can be competitive.” this affect him.” pointment in Exxon’s perfor­ and hope she would hear from the thinking that is more mechan­ Esasky said he naturally thing was wrong with her son said Konover’s building is a Good pitching is exactly what The Yankees opened the scor­ mance and said of the industry’s Navy by telephone. ized. almost programmed. ”A wanted to perform well for his when he was about 1*A. The owner of the former former headquarters for the mill the Yankess got as John Candela­ ing with three runs in the fourth contingency plan for such an “ They told me if he was among teacher.” Schnitman says, “ can new team, but he learned earlier “ I thought it was his hearing.” Cheney Bros. Yarn Mill, who operations. ria, 2-1. held the Blue Jays to just inning. accident: “ On the scale of one to the deceased, they would person­ repeat things a few times. But a in his career that overly high she said. called a dilapidated former Yarn The Preservation and Develop­ four hits over seven innings. He Don Slaught started the rally 10, it was a zero.” ally visit us,” Mrs. Barron said. computer can repeat things expectations can produce prob­ When that proved not to be the Dye House an “ eyesore” in a ment Plan for the Cheney Broth­ walked one and struck out five, with a two-out triple to left. Bob But he defended the adminis­ “ But I believe everything’s going hundreds of times.” lems. After hitting .265 with 12 problem, she took him to neurolo­ newspaper article, is using repor­ ers National Historic Landmark including career strikeout Brower walked and Tom Brook- tration’s decision to leave the to be OK. And I ’m praying for all The computer Junior uses is gists and psychologists, who ters to make excuses for his lack District lists the building as the number 1,500 when he fanned ens drove in Slaught with a bloop homers in 85 games at Cincinnati cleanup chore largely with the oil the mothers who are waiting just helping him learn how to spell his diagnosed his autism. Martinez of success in renting some of the former yarn dye house. Fred McGriff in the second as a rookie in 1983, he tailed off to company. Exxon “ had made a like I am.” name as well as understand single to right. had seen a film on autism as a Yarn Mill apartments, a spokes­ Spiller said Konover plans to Brower went to third on Brook- .194 with 10 home runs in 113 total (financial) commitment .. Lt. Russell A. Greer, an Atlan­ language. The color monitor inning. youngster. She credits that with woman for the Dye House owners convert the building, but hasn’t “ I think the last two games ens’ single and scored on Alvaro games in 1984. and they had the technical tic Fleet spokesman in Norfolk, stimulates his braiii. Sounds, alleviating some of her fears said today. decided what. really set the tone for this one. Espinoza’s single. Roberto Kelly “ I did that in Cincinnati, expertise to deal with the prob­ said the explosion occurred while such as the low tone heard when about autism. The Dye House, located at the “ We’re looking at what our When the two guys in front of you then drove in Brookens with a worried about what people were lem that was already out of the the ship was conducting open seas the user makes an error and the Schnitman and Atoynatan corner of Pine and Cooper Hill opportunities are going to be,” go out and pitch their hearts out. double. thinking, and it hurt me,” he said. bottle, ’’ Skinner told the senators. gunnery practice, but did not high tone emitted for the correct “ This year, I came into spring credit her and Rosado with much streets, is owned by the Konover Spiller said. Raginald Plnto/Manchaster Harald Meanwhile, a coalition of envir­ know if it occurred as the gun was word, provide reinforcement. of Junior’s progress. & Associates Inc. of West Hart­ FitzGerald said today the His­ training relaxed. That’s all you being fired. When a lesson is completed “ In this case, we have a very ford and the Clocktower Mill can do.” onmental groups today released a toric Commission has not dis­ RECORD SETTER — East Catholic’s win in Wednesday’s 5-2 victory over host poll indicating that the spill has Each gun’s 16-inch-diameter correctly, the computer plays supportive fam ily.” Schnitman Associates, which also own the cussed the fate of Konover’s Mets can’t complain Esasky still got off to a shaky affected how Bush is perceived in projectile is propelled by explo­ back a little song, something that says. Clocktower Mill Apartments, for­ building. He said he is not too Marc Mangiafico, shown in a file photo, Notre Dame High in West Haven, start in Boston, hitting .231 Junior, who loves music, is dealing with environmental sives in fabric bags loaded Junior is one of about 25 merly the spinning mill, and the concerned about the condition of set a school record with his 21st career Mangiafico is 4-0 this year. through his first 10 games. His issues. separately from the projectiles. rewarded with. youngsters at the school. He is in Velvet Mill. the building now. 4-for-4 performance Wednesday, The gun requires up to five bags, Junior’s mother. Gina Mar­ a class with five other autistic “ I think he’s using ... the about Kevin Elster however, boosted him to .302. The telephone survey con­ “ They’re (the owners) going to each containing 110 pounds of tinez. and his adoptive father, children. One teacher and three newspapers because he’s having “ I took a little extra time at ducted by Lou Harris & Asso­ do something, the question is By Jim Donaghy and throw one away.” powder to fire a 2,700-pound Cesar Rosado, say the progress assistants work with the children. a difficult time renting space.” home in the batting cage to get ciates shows a 21 percent drop in what,” FitzGerald said. “ It takes The Associated Press Even before Wednesday’s round. their son has made is even more Another staff member visits Konover spokeswoman Deanna my timing down,” he said. “ I like the number of people who believe time.” game. Elster already had one Mangiafico sets record than they could have hoped for. homes of the families, working Spiller said today. to get my front foot down before I Bush is doing a good job in Naval officers familiar with the Chief Building Inspector Leo NEW YORK — The New York record. “ His attention span has in­ with them to help create the right The Journal Inquirer quoted swing. Your front foot can’t be in handling environmental matters, Iowa’s gun turrets said an explo­ Belval said today Brophy Ahern Mets can’t complain about the The National League mark for creased,” says Martinez, who environment for the kids. Lawrence Brophy, a partner in the air as you swing. Every at bat according to Debra Callahan, sion can occur if a gun breech, or has received certificates of occu­ error of Kevin Elster’s ways. consecutive errorless games was lives on Wilson Street in Hartford. All of the children are referred felt good tonight.” back end of the barrel, is cracked, the Brophy Ahern Development pancy for many of the apart­ That’s because Elster has 68 set by Buddy Kerr with the executive director of Americans Before, when she called his to the school by school systems in Esasky hit a two-run homer in or from a shell that “ cooksoff” — Co. of West Haven, as saying he ments but not all of them. handled his last 240 chances at New York Giants from July 28. as EC tops Notre Dame for the Environment. name, he would not answer. But this part of the state. State special the second inning and a two-run, ignites prematurely from the was having trouble renting the Certificates of occupancy are shortstop flawlessly. 1946, to May 24, 1947. now. “ He comes running all the education funds pay for their ground-rule double during a According to the survey, 60 heat of the barrel or smoldering apartments next to Konover’s issued for each unit after an Elster set a major league Kerr still holds the major- time,” she says. education. That, however, is when Mangia­ five-run fourth that put the Red percent of the respondents gave debris left in the barrel from the building. His firm has converted inspection, he said. record Wednesday night when he league mark of fielding 383 WEST HAVEN - The trifecta with his fastball.” Penders said, For Martinez. 23, who does For Gina Martinez, who calls "but here I am, spoiled (about fico got tough. He proceeded to Sox up 7-1. Bush a positive rating in handling last round. the Yarn Mill at 210 Pine St. into played his 73rd consecutive game straight chances at shortstop of solid pitching from Marc billing work at a medical labora­ the school so often to check on her strike out the side. “ Marc struck Winner Roger Clemens, 2-0, the environment and 32 percent a 112 apartments and eight stores. at short without making an error. without making an error. Brink- Mangiafico. timely hitting and Marc’s pitching). I’m happy as tory. the news that her son was son that she is known by all the out five of the last six. When he coasted from there, allowing negative rating when surveyed in “ The first thing that comes to Brophy could not be reached for EMERGENCY He broke the mark set by Eddie man holds the major-league errorless defense boosted East heck beating Notre Dame down autistic was frightening. staff there, the school has been a smells a victory he rears back.” three runs on eight hits in seven February. In the March survey mind is something like a cook­ comment this morning. Fire — Police — Medical Brinkman with the Detroit Tigers record of fielding the most Catholic past Notre Dame. 5-2, there.” “ Like any mother, you see the Godsend. East scored twice in the second the Eagle coach said. innings. Both of Clemens’ wins shortly after the Alaska spill. off,” said Capt. Paul Hanley, Spiller said she didn’t know if from May 2, 1972, to Aug. 4, 1972. chances (331) in one season Wednesday morning at Painter down side of things,” she says. “ I thank God for the school. “ We hit the ball pretty hard and this year have come against the Bush’s positive rating dropped to another spokesman for the Atlan­ Brophy had ever complained DIAL 911 Elster is a laid-back Califor­ without making an error. Park in All Connecticut Confer­ inning. Freshman Rob Penders “ And of course, you think. ‘Why They’ve given me hope,” she played errorless ball behind Indians, and he has a career 11-1 39 percent and the negative rating tic Fleet. “ It could have been a about the building to Konover. In Manchester nian and nothing much gets him “ The kid is really hot right ence baseball action. singled. Paul Dumais walked and my child?’ There’s guilt.” says. Marc. It was our first away win in record and 1.90 ERA against jumped to 49 percent, according (powder) bag, or a projectile. We Judge William FitzGerald. too excited — not even records. now,” said Kerr, now a scout for The win lifts the Eagles to 2-0 in all hands were safe as Kevin But now. she sees hope. And she says Junior himself the conference so the kids have to Cleveland. to the polling company. just don’t know yet.” “ I was anxious to get it over the Mets. "And he’s poised. I the ACC, 5-0 overall, while the Greene reached on a fielder’s “ I ’m very proud of him.” deserves much of the credit. choice on his sacrifice bunt. feel pretty confident about them­ The victory was Boston’s fourth with,’’ Elster said. “ I ’m glad it think he might get to 100. He’s loss drops the Green Knights to The poll was based on telephone It was believed to be the worst Cesar Rosado. 27, construction “ I have great faith in him” she Jimmy Robinson’s hard shot to selves. I hope not too cocky, in the last five games, and it sent ended this way, with us winning done it in a tough way. Going into 1-1, 5-2. East’s next outing is interviews with 1,250 people na­ loss of life in a naval accident manager, says Junior’s improve­ says. “ You’ve got to have faith.” third baseman Chris Piscitelli though, because we have room the Red Sox into first place in the MANCHESTER ROTARY CLUB it. But it was starting to take a toll games late. He wasn’t playing Friday at 3:30 p.m. when it hosts tionwide between March 26 and since 1977, when 49 sailors died ment has been “ 100 percent since Their son might one day be able was handled, but his throw to the for improvement,” Penders said. AL East with a 6-6 record. on my hitting.” everyday.” ACC foe St. Joseph at Eagle March 30, Ms. Callahan said. when a 56-foot launch returning I ’ve known him. He’s been doing to tell his stoj7 . At the Commun­ wtkomes plate was high allowing Penders Mangiafico and Rob Penders “ A 6-6 record, there’s nothing His hitting? Kerr was at Wednesday’s game Field. Samples of this size normally sailors from shore leave in really good.” ity Child Guidance School this to score. Martin Fiori’s fielder’s each collected two hits for the wrong with it,” Manager Joe Elster batted .214 last season and watched Elster carefully. The lefthanded Mangiafico, have margins of error of about Barcelona, Spain, to the USS Knowing their child is autistic day. Junior broke out of himself choice plated the second run. Eagles. Morgan said. with nine home runs and 37 RBI. “ He does everything well,” who committed to a four-year three percentage points either Guam and the USS Trenton was “ can be frustrating,” says Ro­ to do a half-airplane dance to Notre Dame plated a run in the The early lead made Clemens' He got off to a hot start this year Kerr said. “ He has good soft baseball scholarship from Provi­ way. hit by a Spanish freighter. sado. “ But it’s life. Life is music his teacher was playing. bottom of the second with East BAST CATHOLIC (5) — J. Penders c work easy. but has now dipped under .300 at hands and great instincts. He sets dence College last week, hurled a 2- 1-1-0, Gorman ct 3-0-0-0, Burns cf “Junior,” he yelled, as he scoring two more in the top of the "There was nothing for me to 13-for-46 (.286). up well and has an above-average four-hitter in improving his re­ O-O-O-O, Mangiafico p 4-1-2-2, R. Penders danced around the room. fifth. Jimmy Penders tripled and ss 4-1-2-0, Dumaals 3b 2-1-1-0, McGrath do but go out and not walk Elster handled six chances arm. He catches the ball in cord to 4-0 for the season. It was “ Junior.” Mangiafico helped himself with a 3b l-O-O-O, Greene If 3-0-0-0, HIckev rf people,” Clemenssaid. "Ijustgot Wednesday against the Philadel­ motion and throws. his 21st career win, a school 4-0-0-0, Robinson 1b 3-0-1-0, Florl 2b bloop RBI single. Rob Penders’ 3- 1-M . Totals 29-5-8-3. the ball and went right back up on Tree phia Phillies without any prob­ “ I don’t think he can get any record breaking the previous one singled Mangiafico to third, NOTRE DAME (2) — Fonoro 2b the mound. I was strong but not lems. In fact, he really wasn’t better. How can you improve on he shared with Terry Hickey. 4- 0-0-0, Rublnso cf 2-1-0-0, Rogolnl c From page 1 where he scored from on a wild 2-0-0-0, Tonelll ss 3-1-2-1, Punzzo If exceptionally sharp.” 1 thinking about it until the ninth being an excellent shortstop” The complete-game win by Separate outages 2-0-0-0, Wolonlo 1b3-0-0-0, Christensen p Loser Bud Black, 1-2, was much Kerr said he finally made an Mangiafico, who struck out 12 and pitch. O-O-O-O, JollapO-O-O-O, Lockervdh3-0-1-0, inning. Mangiafico helped himself less sharp. He gave up a two-out cut power to 220 PET “ I told myself before I went out error on a grounder by Bob Elliott walked three, was his 14th in a Piscitelli 3b 3-0-1-0, M iller rf 2-0-0-0, representing Homart, said he had Mascola ph l-O-O-O. Totals 24-2-4-1. single to Dwight Evans before saving the tree in order for the local paper which quoted a noted APR. 20th-23rd In the ninth inning, ‘Don’t mess it of the Boston Braves. row dating back to last year. East again in the sixth with an RBI just received the D E P’s letter East Cothollc 020 021 0— 5-8-0 Esasky homered over the 377-foot young hawks to hatcn. naturalist as saying the develop­ About 220 customers were left THEM! up now.’ That would’ve looked “ The ball I made error on was Coach Jim Penders said his ace double. Notre Dame 010 001 0— 2-4-1 Wednesday night. He said he Notre Dame threatened in the Mangiafico and J. Penders; Chris­ mark in left center in the second “ I would like to see the hawks ment project was more important without electricity in two unre­ THURS. - SUN. bad,” Elster said. “ Now, I realjy probably the easiset during the southpaw didn’t have his good wanted an opportunity to discuss sixth, scoring once and putting tensen, Julio (5) and Ragalnl. inning, and all five batters Black given a fair chance to raise their than the nest. lated outages today in Manches­ FEED don’t care if I boot one. I’ll streak,” Kerr said. "That’s what stuff. "M arc didn’t have hisgreat W P - Mangiafico (4-0), LP- the D EP’s position with the two runners in scoring position. faced in the fourth eventually young and leave before they cut In the article, Stuart Mitchell, ter and Bolton, a spokeswoman probably take more chances now you have to watch out for.” slider as in the past. He had to go Chrlstensen. developers so they could deter­ down the tree,” Richard Dezso who runs a rehabilitation center for Northeast Utilities said. • Exotic Animal Menagerie THEM! scored. mine how to proceed with said. in Portland for birds of prey, said One hundred twelve customers • Barnyard Display Camels “ There were walks, and T was construction. Michael Simonds. of South the D E P’s decision not to disturb on Manchester’s Lake Street and • Elephant, Camel & Pony Rides Chicks behind in the count. You’re not “ We intend to meet with Miss Windsor, thanked the Dezsos for the nest was ridiculous. Bolton’s Cider Mill Road were left • Children's Mechanical Rides Kangaroo Lemelin is brilliant, but Canadians go two up going to get many people out Duclos and othert to discuss this taking action. Pygmy goals whenyoudothat,” Blacksaid. “ It He has .said that the eggs might without electricity at 10:09 a m. • World’s Largest Traveling Petting Zoo matter further,” DeMille said. “ I ’d like to show my apprecia­ when a tree limb knocked down a Elephants acrobatic saves kept Boston in a all” was just a bad inning.” not hatch because the hawks have • Entertaining & Educational MONTREAL (AP) - Rejean goal,’’ Lemelin said. Lemelin started the second He reiterated the pledge of tion for Mr. Dezso making the primary power line. A state crew Emus game in which the Bruins were Lemelin’s counterpart on the Ellis Burks walked to start the been scared off the nest so much Lemelin hoped he’d be the hero to A year ago, Lemelin was the game again, but his luck turned Homart representatives that the community aware of what’s was trimming trees on Lake Llamas outhustled by an agressive and Canadiens. Patrick Roy. also fourth, and Mike Greenwell and they ha ven ’t been able to keep the beat the Montreal Canadiens fora hero for Boston. A castoff picked on a disputed goal by Brent company will not perform any going on,” Simonds said. “ It’s Street, said Margaret T. Tolli. PETTING ZOO HOURS Zebras Dickie confident Montreal team, which made his share of good stops Jim Rice singled to load the eggs warm enough. Monkeys second straight year — and he up from Calgary, he took the Gilchrist at 13:48 of the third work in the area until they important that wildlife be left information supervisor for for Thursday 1-8:30 pm the has gone 10 games without a loss among the 29 shots he faced. Roy bases. Evans walked to force in a Donkeys nearly was. Bruins to a second-round playoff period that forced overtime and receive a decision stating work alone for it to continue.” Richard Dezso, a student at the Northeast Utilities. Friday 11 am-8:30 pm giraffe extended his season-long home run. and Esasky bounced a Rabbils “ For a while, I thought I did it,” meeting with Montreal. the killer was Bobby Smith’s to Boston this season. can continue. A couple of speakers praised University of Connecticut, said he A minute earlier, 90 customers 17 ft. The Bruins now want to return unbeaten run to 33 games and left double over the fence in center to Saturday 11 am-3;30 pm Sheep said Lemelin. after making 38 After Andy Moog started and wrap-around backhand goal at “ I want to say emphatically our Homart’s concern for the hawks has been reading about hawks, on Huckleberry Road and Nut­ tall to Boston Garden, where their Montreal 6-0 in the playoffs after score two more. Sunday 12 noon-6:30 pm and more! saves, many of them brilliant, lost the first game, Lemelin shut 12:24 of overtime. client is fully aware of the need to and the action the attitude they and that Mitchell’s claim about meg Drive in Manchester lost grinding style gives them the beating Hartford four straight in Reliever Scott Bailes then gave only to see his Boston Bruins lose down the Canadiens in four “ You always feel down after a balance production against the have taken in the matter. the infertile eggs is unfounded. power because of problems with advantage, and try to come back the first round. up a run-scoring groundnut to KIDS LOVE to Montreal 3-2 in overtime on straight games and went to the loss but you always regroup the need to preserve wildlife.” De­ “ They’re willing to leave us an underground cable, Tolli said. against the league’s second over­ Rick Cerone and and RBI single PET EXPOl Wednesday night. Stanley Cup playoffs against next day," said Lemelin, 34, who Mille said. “ We have no intention concrete, but they’re also willing DeMille said he did not think At late morning, power had not MANCHESTER PARKADE The Canadiens. who consider to Wade Boggs. Montreal took a 2-0 lead in the Edmonton. seems to play his best against the all team. of disturbing the bird.” to leave us this hawk,” said the developer was anticipating been restored to either area, and W. Middle Tpke./Broad Street “ They’re going to have a little themselves fortunate to have Rice extended his hitting streak Adams Division NHL playoff Moog started the series opener Canadiens. About a dozen people from Krista Kerin of 84 Concord Road. any delay on the mall project at Tolli had no estimate of when it Manchester beaten Boston twice in the to 12 games, matching his longest series going into the third game this year, and lost 3-2 on Monday Lemelin stopped Russ Court- more confidence than they had,” Manchester and South Windsor About half of those in attend­ this point. would be. Forum, know what to expect in since 1983. Boggs has hit in 10 on Friday in Boston. even though Boston outshot Mont­ nail on a breakaway in the first said Lemelin. “ For us, it’s going attended the hearing and about ance voiced concern about an Thursday’s meeting will be at Tolli said there were no injuries to be desperate hockey, that’s Boston. straight. • FREE PARKING • FREE ADMISSION TO PETTING ZOO AREA • “ 1 really thought we’d score a real 28-15. period and again in overtime. His half publicly spoke in support of article printed Wednesday in a 7- 30 p m in Lincoln Center. in the incident on Lake Street. ' Robinson was By The Associated Press Angels 7, White Box 2: Devon V ■■ White’s three-run homer in the Minnesota pitching star Frank AL Roundup fifth inning powered California to Viola learned that you can’t have its fourth consecutive victory. Manchester softball bests East a ‘black hero’ your cake and eat it, too. White’s third homer came against Bill Long and helped Scoring all the runs it needed in sure heaven is asking him to It was Viola’s birthday, but By John Nadel come in with open hands. Detroit’s Matt Nokes blew out the Rangers 5, Brewers 1: Pete make a winner of Mike Witt, who the third inning, Manchester The Associated Press Incaviglia, Julio Franco and allowed both Chicago runs and High posted a 10-1 win over “He was a very, very special candles Wednesday night with a individual.” two-run homer in the ninth inning Ruben Sierra homered as Texas eight hits in 61-3 innings. crosstown East Catholic Wednes­ LOS ANGELES - Sugar improved its record to - , best Brian Downing and Mark day afternoon in non-conference Robinson. 67, died of heart that gave the Tigers a 3-2 victory 12 2 Ray Robinson was more than a disease April 12 at Brotman over the Twins and handed the in the majors. Incaviglia had a McLemore singled before White girls' softball action at Fitzgerald great boxer, the Rev. Jesse sacrifice fly in addition to a homered, putting California Field. Medical Center in nearby 1988 American League Cy Young Jackson said. He was a black Culver City. He is survived by Award winner his third loss is as two-run homer. ahead 5-0. “He (Bill Long) threw American hero who “rose Jamie Moyer, 3-0, allowed a run it right down the middle and I Manchester is now 3-0 for the his wife Millie, two sons, a many decisions. season with its next game tonight from disgrace to amazing stepson, a stepdaughter and a Viola, who turned 29 Wednes­ on five hits in 6 1-3 innings. Loser drove it. Hardest ball I’ve hit all grace” and “went from the Mike Birkbeck was the victim of year,” White said. at 7 against host South Windsor sister. day, did get one nice present — a High at Rye Park. The Eagles are guttermost to the uttermost.” Robinson dominated the three-year, $7.9 million contract the Rangers’ long-ball attack. The Angels took a 2-0 lead in the Gary Sheffield’s homer put fourth. McLemore was hit by a now 2-4 with their next outing “Whenever he fought, the ring for much of 25 years that equaled the record pact Friday at 3:30 p.m, at St. world had a way of standing before retiring at age 44 in 1965 signed earlier this year by Los Milwaukee ahead 1-0 in the pitch, two outs later he stole Bernard. second inning but Texas tied it in second, went to third on an infield still,” Jackson said Wednes­ with a 175-19-6 record, includ­ Angeles’ Orel Hershiser. It came day during a 45-minute eulogy ing 110 knockouts. He over­ photo after owner Carl Pohlad entered the bottom half on Franco’s hit by Ciaudell Washington and East took the early lead with a homer.,Incavlglla’s sacrifice fly scored on a single by Chill Davis. run in the first inning. A walk, for the former world cham­ came, as Jackson pointed out, first base to complete a double play the negotiations. pion. “The center of the ring a childhood filled with poverty. OUTTA MY WAY — Houston’s shortstop Despite the loss — his third of after a walk and Franco’s double Lance Parrish singled to score double by Beth White and infield Rafael Ramirez trips over Atlanta’s during Wednesday’s game at Fulton put Texas ahead in the third Washington. out by Lynn Krawczyk pushed belonged to him. The man had A five-time middleweight the season at the Metrodome. the sense to want to have class champion who also won the Lonnie Smith after he makes his throw to County Stadium. The Braves won, 4-3. where he lost only twice all last inning. Sierra hit a solo homer in Witt retired the first 11 Chicago home the marker. the sixth and, after Franco batters before Harold Baines and dignity and .self-respect. welterweight title early in his year and once, had a 19-game Manchester went in front in the He was a credit to his nation. career, Robinson was inducted winning streak — Viola wasn’t walked, Incaviglia followed with singled with two outs in the second. Lisa Moriconi singled a 424-foot homer. fourth. The White Sox scored “He defended and beat the into the Boxing Hall of Fame in down. He has said the bitter followed by a Tina Stone double. odds. As authentic to America 1967. contract negotiations affected Milwaukee manager Tom Tre- their runs in the sixth, ending a Pam Dugay’s grounder to short Bedrosian may think twice belhom said the Brewers are “not string of 29 scoreless innings by as jazz. Sugar Ray Robinson “I just want you to know that him mentally. plated Moriconi, with Stone scor­ was an art form. Sugar Ray as the former governor of this “I know I’m back on,” he said. playing up to our abilities and California pitchers. ing on a passed ball. Jr-r-—*v- we’re not getting any breaks, and Orioles 6, Royals 5: Bob Melvin had racial integrity and a great, big state. I never met a “I felt in total control for the first The Indians added two in the commitment to justice for finer human being than Sugar time, regardless of what the score the Rangers are playing up to and Bill Ripken singled home one their ability and getting breaks. run apiece and Phil Bradley fourth frame on two walks, a Julie everyone.” Ray Robin.son.” Edmund G. with Mets’ Mazziiii next time was. I’m going to be there.” Holmes single, a Moriconi RBI Among the 2,300 mourners at “Pat” Brown told the With one out in the ninth, Viola It’s as simple as that.” singled home the other two in "Si two runs each and Pittsburgh Baltimore’s four-run sixth in­ single and..an error. Manchester the West Angeles Church of mourners. Bv The Associated Press was cruising with a five-hitter. added a run in the fifth and broke Patrick Flynn/Manchetter Herald God in Christ were longtime Jackson delivered a moving capitalized on an error by Ozzie But Keith Moreland singled and Athletics 7, Mariner* 5: Un­ ning. The Orioles trailed 3-2 after NL Roundup Smith for the second straight day beaten Dave Stewart won his Bo Jackson’s three-run homer in it open with four runs in the sixth. TAGGED OUT — East Catholic’s Beth ter third baseman Mary Tsokalas in a family friend Elizabeth Taylor eulogy during which he classi­ The next time. Steve Bedrosian on the next pitch Nokes hit his A walk, singles by Stone and and heavyweight champion fied Robinson, 1936 Olympic may not throw Lee Mazziiii a to beat St. Louis at Busch fourth homer of the year, ending fourth game and Terry Steinbach the top of the sixth but they had White, right, is the third out of the first rundown during Wednesday’s action at Stadium. drove in three runs. Stewart owns five hits and a walk in the bottom Duguay. two-run single by Erin inning as she’s tagged out by Manches- Fitzgerald Field. The Indians won, 10-1. Mike Tyson, who had to choke .standout Je.sse Owens, former slider. Detroit’s four-game losing streak Twible and Paula Hollis RBI back tears as he spoke, heavyweight champion Joe Mazzilli’s three-run pinch ho­ Bedrosian said. “It wasn’t a Smith, considered the best and giving the Tigers only their the majors’ best record after of the inning and beat the Royals fielding shortstop in the game, for only the second time in the last single were keys to the inning. “Some of us, we worry about Louis and Hall of Famer mer off Bedrosian with two out in quality pitch. I didn’t do my job, second victory over the Twins in yielding four runs and eight hits. “They hit three home runs, but allowed one hit through four where we’re going when we Jackie Robinson, the first the eighth inning gave the New and Mazziiii was good enough to made a throwing error during a the last 15 meetings. Last April, Stewart was 6-0 and 18 games. Dana Hensley went the dis­ Bacon slugs I feel the rest of the runs we gave inning.s of work. She walked one three-run rally in the fourth Melvin tied the score with a die.” Tyson said, his voice black to play in the major York Mets a 4-2 victory over the capitalize on the mistake.” “I just went for the ball. I never has won his last 13 decisions in tance for Manchester to pick up out a victory them,” Plaster said. “Offen­ and .struck out five. cracking with emotion. "I’m leagues, as heroes of our time. Philadelphia Phillies on Wednes­ Randy Myers, 1-1, pitched 1 2-3 inning. On Tuesday night, the hit off him before,” said Nokes, a April. He also has won nine one-out single off loser Charlie the win. She hurled a five-hitter, sively. we took ourselves out of a “Our hitting is starting to come day night. innings for the victory in relief of Pirates scored the winning runs left-handed hitter who is begin­ straight against Seattle and is Leibrandt. Mickey Tettleton striking out none and issuing four COLCHESTER - Three home couple of innings with some bad around although it’s not where it “I don’t know if it hung. I just David Cone. when Smith booted a grounder ning to get playing time against 10-2 lifetime. walked and Luis Aquino relieved. walks. Krista Wisniewski had two runs, two off the bat of Derrik base running” should be,” Coventry Coach Rich closed my eyes and swung.” Kevin Elster of the Mets set a with two outs in the ninth. left-handed pitchers and has 10 The A’s took a 2-0 lead in the One out later, Ripken singled to of the Eagle safeties. Jerman. propelled Bacon Winning pitcher Kenny Garr Page said. "Defensively we’ve Mazziiii said. “What I do know, is major league record when he Padres 4, Giants 3: Benito RBI in his last seven games. “I first inning against Mark Lang­ score Melvin. Moriconi, Stone and Duguay Academy to a 7-2 win over scattered six hits. He walked been playing well and the pitch­ Kerr turns on juice this was my second homer off played his 73rd consecutive game Santiago drove in three runs and just decided I was going to be ston on Steinbach’s two-run dou­ Brady Anderson was intention­ Coventry High Wednesday morn­ three and struck out three. ing has been excellent. We have to ally walked before Bradley’s each had two of Manchester’s 12 Bedrosian and both of them came at shortstop without making an Jack Clark walked with the bases smooth and not jump at the ball.” ble and added a run in the third hits. The Indians had only one ing in Charter Oak Conference Bacon Academ y 202 120 x— 7-8-0 concentrate on getting the offense off sliders. He’s a quality pitcher, error. Elster broke the record set Winner Doyle Alexander al­ when Carney Lansford tripled bases-loaded single scored Tet­ baseball action. C oventry 110 000 0— 2-6-2 going.” loaded in the seventh inning to tleton and Ripken. The Royals got error while turning over three Garr and Gary Lollberte, John Tot­ and tonight I got him. The next by Eddie Brinkman with the break a tie as San Diego beat San lowed six hits in eight innings, and scored on Steinbach’s second double plays defensively. “Our The win was the first for the ten, Derek Moulton (3), D.J. Figlelo (4) as Flyers pull even game he may get me.” Detroit Tigers. May 2. 1972 to Francisco at Candlestick Park. including Kirby Puckett’s two- double. Billy Beane’s two-run two runs in the seventh on a defense is playing outstanding for Bobcats after three losses and and Figlelo, Jeff Rheoult (4). Mazziiii had a poor season as a Aug. 4. 1972. run homer, and Guillermo Her­ single in the fifth gave Oakland a sacrifice fly by Willie Wilson and moves them to 1-2 in the COC. WP- Gorr, LP- Toften. East golfers Eric Show, 3-1, allowed four a home run by George Brett off us right now,” Manchester Coach By Alan Robinson in eight playoff games this pinch hitter last year and knew he Expos 3, Cubs 2: Tom Foley and hits and three runs in 72-3innings nandez pitched a perfect ninth for 5-1 lead and Mike Gallego fol­ Mary Faignant said. “Our Coventry is 1-3 in the conference lose opener The Associated Press month. “He’s very good when he had to come up big in 1989 to stay Nelson Santovenia hit consecu­ his second save. Minnesota’s first lowed three consecutive walks Baltimore starter Dave Schmidt. and 4-3overall with its next outing and Mark Davis finished for his Craig Worthington homered for pitchers are getting confidence gets the puck around the net, he’s with the Mets. He was 7-for-30 tive home runs in the fourth seventh save in seven run came when Viola walked A1 with a two-run single in the with the defense behind them.” Friday at 11 a.m. at home against Coventry softball HEBRON — The East Catholic PITTSBURGH - Maybe the very sharp.” with eight RBI last year as a inning as Montreal compeleted a opportunities. Pedrique with the bases loaded. seventh to make it 7-3. Baltimore. The defense was anchored by Vinal Tech. routs Bacon High golf team dropped its opener Pitt.sburgh Civic Arena’s mainte- pinch hitter. three-game sweep of Chicago at “These guys (Bacon) hit the to Fairfield Prep. 1-0. at Tallwood “We knew we had to play with Giants reliever Craig Lefferts Stone at shortstop and Mary nence staff should have asked intensity tonight.” said Kerr, who “No alibis for that,” Mazziiii Olympic Stadium. retired the Padres in order in the Tsokalas at third base. ball. I don’t know why they’re not COLCHESTER — Coventry Country Club. Prep took the Tim Kerr to re.store power during said. "I had a bad year. Themore The Cubs entered the the series ninth to extend his streak of winning,” Coventry Coach Bob High plated 11 runs in the first medal,'494-518. a 76-minute delay before Game 2 has three career playoff hat 1 tried, and the harder I tried, the with a seven-game winning consecutive outs to 29. The major Versace says Pistons are best Faignant said East losing Plaster said. inning en route to a five-inning Prep’s Mike Walsh took medal­ of the Patrick Division finals. tricks. “When we lose a game, less I had to show for it. Maybe streak — their longest since June league record is 41, set by Jim pitcher Sue Concannon deserved Coventry plated one run in the 24-6 win over host Bacon ist honors with a 78. Kerr didn’t need much time to like we did (Monday), there’s a 1983. a better fate. “ (East’s) defense little pressure on a few guys to last year was good for me. I had a Barr of the Giants in 1972. Bv The Associated Press Kevin Edwards exchanged first. Steve 'Talaga drew a leadoff Academy in COC girls’ softball turn on Philadelphia’s power play whole new approach and an Dennis Martinez. 1-0, allowed shoves, Washington unleashed a behind her was a little shoddy,” walk and came home on a D.J. play Wednesday morning. once the game started, scoring a .score, and T like that it gets me up eight hits in eight-plus innings for Dodgers 3, Reds 0: Mike Morgan she said. Two games more for the game and I play entirely different attitude when I The best record in the NBA got NBA Roundup right hook that grazed Gilliam’s Figiela RBI single. Baron got The Patriots are now 4-2 while first-period hat trick as the went to spring training.” his first victory since Aug. 24. and three relievers combined on a face. Order was quickly restored. that back in a hurry as leadoff the Bobcats dip to 1-3. Coventry’s Flyers evened the series with a better. I like the challnege. Martinez yielded a leadoff five-hitter as Los Angeles shut out better and for a while the Detroit East Coach Jay McConville postponed “The way I started, it seemed The Phillies had taken a 2-1 lead Pistons were even perfect. admitted his defense hasn’t been batter Jeff Savitsky belted John next game is Tuesday at home 4-2 victory over the Pittsburgh in the top of the eighth on Ricky single in the ninth and Tim Burke visiting Cincinnati for the second Hawks 100, Bucks 92: Atlanta Totten’s first pitch over the fence against Portland High. Two baseball games scheduled Penguins. that every shot was going to go got the last three outs for his straight game. The night after locking up the seven Pistons scored in double up to his expectations. "We’re in.” Jordan’s run-scoring single. homecourt advantage throughout figures. Dennis Rodman had 14 clinched the homecourt advan­ disappointing ourselves on de­ for the equalizer. Jerman made it Coventry had 17 hits with Wednesday were postponed by A power failure that delayed Kevin McReynolds hit a two- fourth save. Los Angeles starters have an tage for the first round of the 2-1 with the first of two solo shots. Johanna VanKruiningen leading wet grounds. The Rockville- earned run average of 0.84 over the NBA playoffs with the rebounds to lead Detroit to a 51-31 fense and putting a lot of pressure the game until 8:.51 p.m. EDT And. for a while, it seemed that out double off Jeff Parrett in the Braves 4, Astros 3: Dale advantage in that department. playoffs and ended the season 6-0 on ourselves for the second half of The Patriots tied it in the the way, going 5-for-6. Stacy Manchester High game was Wednesday must have shortcir- Murphy, who entered the game the first seven games of their league’s best won-loss record, the every Philadelphia shot did go in. bottom of the inning and Bedro­ Pistons came out and made their Rik Smits led the Pacers with 22 against Milwaukee, which will the year. second with Talaga driving in the Guinan added three hits and postponed to today at 3:30 p.m. cuited Pittsburgh's NHL record­ The Flyers scored three quick sian, the Phillies’ ace reliever, with two RBI, drove in three runs 10-game homestand. and haven’t likely be the Hawks’ opponent in run but Bacon took the lead for Nicole Christman, Sara Johnson while the Cheney Tech game at setting power play, which was as Atlanta beat visiting Houston allowed an earned run in their first 10 shots from the field points, one more than Reggie “The girls unfortunately aren’t goals after Dan Quinn gave came on and walked Howard against the Indiana Pacers on the Miller. the opening round. good in the home third on and Jen Daniels two apiece. Portland High was rescheduled to successful only once in eight Pittsburgh an early 1-0 lead, and Johnson. and sent the Astros to their fourth last 19 2-3 innings. Dominique Wilkins had 31 playing the way they know how.” Jerman’s second four-bagger. Winning pitcher Chrissy Gagnon next Thursdav. opportunities. Morgan, 1-1. allowed four hits way to a 115-105 victory Wednes­ Buns 117, Heat 91; The interest­ it was twice as tough on goal- Mazziiii. pinch hitting for straight loss. ing action was off the court at points to lead the Hawks, who won Kerr had no such problems Trailing 3-2. the Braves loaded in 5 2-3 innings in his second day night. tender Tom Barrasso. Barry Lyons, then homered to The Pistons set three team Miami Arena in the Heat’s final their eighth straight game and turning on the juice. Barrasso, suffering from stom­ right field. It was his fifth career the bases in the eighth and National League start before clinched homecourt advantage leaving the game with soreness in records with their 61st victory of home game of their first season. Kerr, who had 25 of his 49 ach flu, was replaced at the start pinch homer — four coming with Murphy singled in two runs. the season as it was their 19th Miami’s Pearl Washington and for the first round of the NBA regular-season goals on the of the second period when he the Mets. Pirates 7, Cardinals 5; Rafael his right foot. Tim Crews, Ray playoffs. power play, scored on Philadel­ Searage and Jay Howell finished. straight at home and 35th in 39 Armon Gilliam of Phoenix Easy Goer is getting lots of attention complained of seeing double. “It was a slider that got up.” Belliard and Tom Prince drove in home games. squared off in the Heat locker phia’s first two power-play chan­ “Maybe it was the Philly flu.” Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. “Detroit is the best team on the room shortly after being ejected Rockets 09, Spurs 94; Akeem Bid. who failed to win the Triple and suddenly the Derby looked winning around two turns. ces as the Flyers wrestled away Kerr said, smiling. planet.” said Indiana coach Dick from the game with 1:30 left in the Olajuwon led Houston with 29 The Associated Press Crown in 1979 when he was upset like anything but a one-horse In his only effort around two the home-ice advantage from the The Penguins thought they Versace, a former Pistons assist­ third quarter for their part in an points, 15 rebounds and seven in the Belmont Stakes, but who race. turns, the son of Alydar was upset Penguins, who hadn't lost in six were seeing things when Flyers’ Carlton finally calls it quits ant. “There is an obvious gap oncourt skirmish. Washington blocked shots. The Spurs had nine The focal point of thoroughbred won 2-year-old and 3-year-old Of course. Secretariat made by Is It True, a colt he had beaten playoff games. goaltender Ron Hextall, who between us and them. Detroit came away from the second fourth-quarter points and scored racing this Saturday will be a championships and was Horse of the entire Triple Crown that year on three previous occasions, in “Hey. he’s a goal scorer.” turned away 29 shots, kept the way I had hoped.” said the last three years in his bid to cannot play a lot better overall.” confrontation with a lip injury their final field goal with 7:05 to muscular chestnut colt, just as it the Year in 1980. a one-horse show. the 1 1-16-mile Breeders’ Cup Penguins coach Gene Ubriaco making clutch save after clutch By AAlke Owen was 16 years ago. The Associated Press Carlton, 44, who in September stay in the game he loves. Even Joe Dumars led the Pistons that required three stitches. play. They shot 4-for-24 in the “He reminds me of Bid,” Delp Secretariat had won twice Juvenile last November. said of Kerr, who has eight goals save. underwent surgery to remove Wednesday, "Lefty” wouldn’t with 20 points and 11 assists as After Gilliam and Miami’s final quarter. Easy Goer will carry the says of Easy Goer. "He’s the first around two turns going into the Some people wondered whether PHILADELPHIA - Steve eight chips from his pitching use the word “retirement” in the Kentucky Derby weight of 126 colt I can say that about since Bid Wood, in which he was bothered the muddy track adversely af­ announcement that came almost pounds and a ton of accolades in retired in 1980.” by an abscess. fected Easy Goer. Others pointed Carlton is done chasing Warren shoulder. the IVn-mile Wood Memorial this Spahn. “I’m still experiencing some a year after his last release. Easy Goer, the 2-year-old Easy Goer won’t be facing to his being bumped at the break It’s time for Carlton to watch pain and I’ve decided I no longer The Phillies will retire Carl­ DON’T MONKEY weekend. Secretariat did the champion last year when he won opposition as good as Angle Light and then jumping the starting others chase his legacy, a point would be active as a player.” ton’s uniform number 32 in a July same in 1973. four of six starts, has drawn his or Sham, but he will be facing a gate tracks in the deep stretch as baseball teams have impressed Carlton played for five teams in 29 ceremony. “He could be this generation’s rave reviews with brilliant per­ barrier he has yet to breach — reasons for the l‘/i-length defeat. ACURA AROUND... Secretariat, the best Triple formances in his only two starts upon him for three years, and one Crown hopeful since Spectacular he reluctantly conceded this year. Chimney Rehab Syitemi... 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IN B R IE F Athletics 7, MarInersS DodgersS.RedsO Baseball Basketbafl Hockey OAKLAND SEATTLE CINCINNATI LOS ANGELS Mother isn’t sure baby is her husband’s ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Youth soccer clinics set Phimps 3b 5 13 0 Reyntds 3b 4 0 0 0 LHorrIs ss 4 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 110 Beone rf 3 13 3 Griffey cf 4 3 3 0 Sabo 3b 4 0 10 Andesn 3b 2 0 0 0 NBA standings DEAR ABBY: Well, a spot called “ Waiting Child,” seeking Dear Abby. The Mancheter Rec Department will be American League standings Polonia If 3 0 0 0 Cotta ph 10 0 0 EDovIs cf 4 0 0 0 Stubbs ph 10 0 0 NHL playoff glance here I go with my first DHedsn cf 5 0 0 0 AOavIs 1b 4 1 1 0 Daniels If 4 0 10 Hamitn 3b 0 00 0 homes for hard-to-place children. SCARED OF BLOOD conducting youth soccer clinics for their Bnzngr 1b 3 0 10 tetter to you. Something Lonsfrd 1b 3 3 10 Leonard If 4 13 1 66arshol rt 3 0 0 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE TRANSFUSIONS East DIvltlon ONeMI rt 3 0 10 M urray 1b 2 10 0 DIVISION PINAL8 There are literally thousands of these summer program on the following dates: Steinbeh c 4 13 3 Coles dh 4 13 0 Attanllc Divislen is bothering me, and I W L Pcf. OB Blnsip dh Reed c 2 0 10 MHtchr If 3 0 2 0 Woles Centerence children sitting in orphanages, feeling 3 110 Briley rf 3 0 10 w L Pet. OB Pee Wee (ages 6-7) April 24 at 6 p.m. at Boston 6 6 .500 __ Diaz c 10 0 0 Gibson If 10 0 0 Mendov, April 17 have to know the Porker dh 3 00 0 Presley 3b 4 0 0 1 x6(ew York 50 30 .625 — unloved and unwanted because there DEAR SCARED: According to a Boltlnnore 6 7 .462 '/» Jovler tf Oesicr 2b 3 0 0 0 Shelby ct 3 12 1 Plffsburgh 4, Phllodeiphio 3 Manchester Community College and filing 4 00 0 SBrodley c 3 0 0 1 v-PhllodelphIo 44 35 .557 y/i answer and I can’t ask Dear Abby Milwaukee 6 7 .462 Brownng p 2 0 0 0 Dempsy c. 3 0 11 Montreal 3. Boston 2 is something “ wrong” with them. spokesperson for the American Red Gallego 3b 4 0 13 MDIaz ss 4 0 0 0 Boston 41 38 .519 8W Junior High; Midgets (ages 8-9) on April 26 at 6 New York 6 8 .429 1 Welts ts Grlttev oh 100 0 GrItfIn u 2 0 0 0 WtGntaiMv, April 19 anyone else. 3 10 0 Washington 39 40 .494 10'/^ Abigail Van Buren Jane can moan about not being able Cross, people who received blood Clevelond 5 7 .417 1 Totah Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Morpon p 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh Z series tied 1-1 p.m. at Kennedy Road field and MCC: Juniors 37 7 9 7 Totals 34 S 9 3 New Jersey 26 54 .325 24 I have “ A Positive” Toronto 6 9 .400 m Crews p 0 0 00 to get pregnant, but it’s really her transfusions between 1975 and 1985 Chorlotte 20 60 .250 30 (ages 10-11) on April 28 at 6 p.m. at Kennedy Detroit 3 8 .773 2’/i Seoroge p 0 0 0 0 Montreal 3, Boston 2, OT, AAontreol blood type, and my Ooklond 301 300 300-7 Central Dhrlttan shortsightedness that deprives her of should be tested for HIV, because 1 West Dtviflon Duncan ph 10 0 0 leads series 30 Road field: and Intermediates (ages 12-14) on 100 101 30B-S xi-Oetrolt 61 19 .763 — husband has “ 0 Posi­ W L fct. OB JHowell p 0 0 0 0 Prtdov, April It the chance to open her heart and home before 1985, blood was not screened May 2 at 6 p.m. at Mount Nebo. E—Briley, Phillips. LOB—Oakland 9, v-Clevelond 56 24 .700 5 Texos 12 2 .857 — Totals II 0 5 0 TotaM 27 2 6 3 Pittsburgh at Phllodelphia, 7:35 pm. tive.” Our child’s blood Seattle 8. 3B— Beone, Steinboch 3, y-At1anta 51 29 .638 10 to a truly needy child. for the AIDS virus. Oakland 10 6 .625 3 Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. The girls’ midget division clinic will be held ADovIs, Griffey, Phillips, Briley. 36— v-Mllwaukee 48 32 .600 13 type is “ AB Positive.” Californio 9 6 .600 3»/i Cincinnati o n 008 088-8 Sunday, April 23 NO SYMPATHY IN However, since 1985, the blood at the Kennedy Road field. Lonsford. SB—Gallego (1), Lontford (3). yChlcogo 46 33 .582 U '/i MInnesoto 7 5 .583 4 Los Antelts 8M t U S8x-4 Pittsburgh ot Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. The point is, I fooled around a little SF—Leonard, SBrodley. Indiana 26 54 .325 35 answer is ‘negative.’ But there is a CARMICHAEL, CALIF. supply has been closely screened and, The clinics are for those who signed up Konsos City 8 6 .571 4 E—LHarrIs. LOB—Cincinnati 4, Las An­ AAontreol at Boston, 7:05 pm. IP H R ER BB SO WESTERN CONFERENCE about the time I got pregnant. I need Chicogo 6 8 .429 6 Ooktand geles 5. 2B—Dempsey, Randolph, Daniels. Tuesday, April B very small possibility that the hus­ according to the Centers of Disease previously. No registration will be accepted at Mkfwtft DIvIttan Seottle 5 10 .333 V/2 Stewart W 60 S—Anderson, Griffin. SF—Marshall. Phllodelphia at Pfftsburgh, 7:3S pm. to know if this child could belong to my 6 8 W L Pet. OB band has a ‘masked’ gene. (This is DEAR NO SYM PATHY: It takes a Control, the chance of becoming A P photo this time. In case of inclement weather, call the Wtfkratdav'i Oamti Coda ret IP H R ER BB 80 Boston at Montreal, 7:35 p.m„ If necessary 1-3 0 x-Utah K 30 .625 — husband. New York 4, Toronto 2 Plunk ChKlnniitl called the ‘Bombay Phenomenon.’) very special kind of person to open her infected with AIDS from a transfusion Rec information number (647-3083). 12-3 1 v-Houston 44 36 .SX 6 Ooklond 7. Seattle 5 Honeycutt Browning L.2-1 7 6 3 3 1 1 Thursday, April 17 For obvious reasons I can’t sign my 2-3 0 v-Oenver 42 37 .532 TVs For an absolutely foolproof test, heart and home to a “ hard-to-piace“ is now about 1 in 100,000. In order to Baltimore 6, Konsos City 5 Eckersley S4 Tekulve 1 0 0 0 1 0 Pittsburgh at Phllodelohla, 7:35 p m „ If MEETING GEORGE — Stucients of the 1-3 0 Oollos 3t 44 .4K 14 name or have your reply come to our Boston S, Clevelond 4 Seonte Los Anttles necessary tissue typing will provide an accurate child. God bless those who do. eliminate even this tiny risk, many Son Antonio 21 59 .263 29 Catholic Community school of south Walker commits to UConn Detroit 3, Minnesota 2 Langston L.3-3 4 AAorgon W,1-1 5 2-3 4 0 0 0 1 Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m.. It necessary home, so please give me a fast 7 6Aloml 14 67 .173 36Clippers 21 59 .263 33>/> Tutadoy, April 18 IN KENTUCKY Island,” who is 38 years old and is had a blood transfusion several years provides sample letters of conarotulatlons, Walker, who averaged 12.1 points and eight Chicogo Red8ox8,lndlans4 x-cllnched division title Chicogo 3, SI. Louis 1, Chicago leads series thank-yous, condolences, resumes and busi­ York for his swearing in ceremonies 200 Mo retreat v-clinched plavoff berth having a hard time adopting a child, rebounds, chose UConn over Ohio State. 1-0 ago may be at risk from donor blood? ness letters — even how to write a love letter I PhItodelpMa PHILA NEW YORK z.cllnched league's best record Colgorv 4, Los Angeles 3, OT, Calgary leads DEAR K.M.F.C.: It’s not that wouldn't be told that she is too old to Is not the blood of donors screened for It also Includes how to properly address years after it first happened. Houston and Providence. Pittsburgh BOSTON CLEVELAND ObrhM ObrhM Wednesitov't Games series 14) clergymen, government officials, dlgnltor- St. Louis simple. According to Dr. Ronald S. adopt an older, non-white and/or Walker’s coach. Steve Smith, said the letter ObrhM ObrhM Ford rt 4 0 0 0 Dvkstra ct 3 0 2 0 Phoenix 117, MIomI 91 Thursday, April X antibodies? How much at risk is a les, widows and others. To order, send your New York Booos 3b 4 0 11 Browne 2b 4 0 0 1 Samuel ph 10 0 0 Teufel 2b 3 0 11 Detroit 115, Indiana 105 Chicogo at St. Louis, 8:35 pm. Ostrowski, my genetic consultant at handicapped child. And she certainly person who has had a transfusion? name and address, plus check or money of intent will be "express mailed” to UConn Barrett 2b Atlanta 100, Mllwoukee 92 5 0 0 0 Fermln ss 5 0 2 0 Herr 2b 5 0 1 0 Hmndz 1b 4 0 10 Los Angeles at Coloory,. 9:35 pm. the University of North Carolina at is not too old to be a foster parent. order for $2.89 to; Abbv's Letter Booklet, today. UConn assistant coach Howie Dicken- OB Burks ct 3 10 0 Carter cf 5 0 10 ejam es If 4 0 0 0 Sfrwbrv rt 3 0 0 0 Houston 99, Son Antonio 84 Saturday, A ^ l 11 Thanks and best wishes. I enjoy P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. Son Francisco 9 6 Greenwl If 5 12 0 POBrIn 1b 3 1 1 0 Schmdl 3b 3 2 10 McRvIds If 3 12 0 Thuridav’s Games SI. Louis at Chicago, 8:35 pm. Charlotte: “ In all probability, the Every week, a local TV station runs your answers and learn from reading (Postage Is Included.) CIncInnotl 8 6 .571 Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. PEOPLE man said once the letter is received, it will be Rice dh 5 1 1 0 Snyder rt 4 0 10 Haves ct 2 0 2 1 HJohsn 3b 2 10 0 Colgorv at Los Angeles, 10:35 pm. Atlonto 8 7 .533 1 Eyons rt 3 2 11 DOork dh 3 110 Jordan 1b 4 0 2 1 Sosser c 3 0 10 Philadelphia of New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. mailed to Walker’s mother in Florida for her Monday, April S4 WIT OF THE WORLD San Diego 8 8 .500 1'A Kutcher rt 1 0 0 0 AAedlna ph 10 10 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Lyons c 0 0 0 0 Chicogo at Washington, 7:30 pm. St. Louis at Chicogo, 8:35 pm. signature. Once that happens. Walker offi­ Los Angeles 7 8 .467 3 Esosky 1b 4 3 4 4 Jacoby 3b 3 1 1 2 Doulton c 2 0 0 0 Mozzllll ph 1113 Son Antonio at Denver, 9:30 pm. (talgarv ot Los Angeles, 10:35 pm. O’Connor offers advice cially becomes a Husky. Houston 5 K) .333 4 Reed ss 3 0 10 OMcDwl It 3 110 Then ss 2 0 0 0 GCorter c 0 0 0 0 Portland at Seattle, 10 pm. Wednesday, April 36 WMhMMtov't Oamet Cerone c Sacramento at L.A. Lakers. 10:30 pm. Walker said he chose UConn because he got 3 0 0 1 Keedy If 10 0 0 Parrett p 0 0 0 0 EIsfer ss 4 0 0 0 Chicogo at St. Louis,8:35 p.m.,lfnecessarv NICOLICLO Octane enhancers can stop LOS ANGELES (A P) — Five weeks after Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 5 Allonson c 3 0 11 Dernier ct 1000 Cone p 3 110 SJo Paulo San Diego 4, San Francisco 3 Totals M 8 to 7 Totals U 418 4 Onllvers o 2 0 0 0 Myers p 0 0 0 0 open heart surgery, actor Carroll O’Connor along with the coaching staff and the players. NBA results Los Angeles at Calgary, 9:35 p.m., If BRAZIL Montreal 3, Chicogo 3 Jeltz ss 10 0 0 necessorv publicly thanked fans and friends for their New York 4, Phllodeiphio 3 Boston o n <01 888—8 Totals 21 2 6 2 Totals 29 4 9 4 FHdoy, April B Atlonto 4. Houston 3 ClovtIaiMl 010 n o 218-4 St. Louis at Chicago, 8:35 p.m.. If necessary encouragement and he offered some advice. U.S. sextet Is eliminated Los Angeles 3. Cincinnati 0 E—Kutcher. DP—Cleveland 1. LOB— Phltadtlphla 8N Ml 010—3 Sunsliy.HeatQI O’Connor’s full-page message Wednesday in ’Thurttfoy’s Oomtt Boston 7, Clevelond 8, 2B—Allonson, New Yoik 881 ON Six—4 pinging noise in car engines Colgorv at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m.. If Philadelphia (Howell 1-0) ot Pittsburgh Esosky, OMcDowell, POBrIen. HR—Esosky E—Schmidt. DP—Philadelphia 2, New the Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety STOCKHOLM. Sweden (A P) — Hockey was PHOENIX (117) necessary (Dunne 1-d), 7:05 p.m. (2), Jacoby (1). SB— Burks (2). SF— Browne. York 1. LOB—Phllodeiphio 9, New York 7. Sunday, April X entertainment industry newspapers coinciden­ a much slower game and the players wore no Chicogo (Bleleckl 1-0) at New York Jacoby. 2B—Haves, Schmidt, Me Reynolds. Chambers 8-X 7-8 23, Gilliam 3-7 2.4 8, West 88 3-8 15, Homocek 5-12 1-2 II.K.Johnson Chicago at St. Louis, 7:05 p.m., tf necessary much as switching from regular headgear when Canada won its last World (Gooden 3-0). 7:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO HR—Mozzllll (1). SB—^Jordon (1), HJohnson By Peter Bohr tally appeared hours after comedian Lucille Houston (Scott 3-1) ot Atlanta (Z.Smith 0-3). Boston (3), Haves (2), Dvkstro (2). 10-171-121, E.Johnson11-174-429,Nealyl-2002, to premium. A single container Malerle 2-61-2 5, Long (Ml 1-21, (3unn 0-1000. Los Angeles at Colgorv, 8 p.m., tf necessary Road & Track Magazine Ball underwent emergency heart surgery. Championship in 1961. 7:40 p.m, Clemens W,24l 7 8 3 3 1 3 IP H R ER BB SO Perry 00 2-2 2. Totals 46M 22-33117. Keeping Your cost $1.29, treated 15 gallons and Now, a strong Team Canada, manned by Montreot (R.Johnson 0-3) ot St. Louis (Hill Murphy 2 2 1112 Phltadclphla Jim Mahoney, a publicist for O’Connor, said 0-0). 8:05 p.m. Clevelond Ontiveros 5 5 1 1 5 1 Does your car’s engine sound increased the octane by .8. That NHL stars, will try to recapture the interna­ MIAMI (91) CONFERENCE RNALS the actor called Miss Ball Wednesday to see Only games scheduled Block L.1-2 3 5 7 7 2 0 Parrett 2 2-3 3 1 1 0 5 Woles Conference Car Alive Frktov'i Oomti Belles 4 3 1 1 2 1 Bedrosn L,l-I 1-312211 Long 2-4 3-4 7, Thompson 38 )-2 S, like it just swallowed a bunch of works out to 10.8 cents for one how she was doing. O’Connor, currently tional glory of Canadian hockey from the Hostdigs 8-12 (M) )7, Edwards 7-21 3M 17, Monday, May 1 — (tame 1 Phllodeiphio at Pittsburgh. 7:05 p.m DJones 1 20011 New York Wednesday, AAov 3 — (tame 2 marbles every time you punch octane increase per gallon. starring in T V ’s “ In the Heat of the Night,” is Soviets, who have dominated the champion­ Houston ot CIncInnotl, 7:35 p.m. Orosco 1 0 0 0 1 0 Cone 71-3 6 2 2 5 4 Sparrow5-151-))1,Selkalv4.103611,Gray 06 2-4 2, Washington 68 3-3 11,Shasky34326, Frldoy, Moy 5 — (tame 3 the gas pedal? Well then, you The product called “ 104+ Oc­ recuperating in Atlanta. ships for the past 30 years. Chicogo ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Block pitched to 5 batters In the 4th. Myers W.1-1 1 ^3 0 0 0 1 1 Sundoy, M ay 7 — (tame 4 Son Diego at Atlonto, 7:40 p.m. Neal 34004, Popson02000.Totals369418-26 Umpires—Home, Denkinoer; Rrst, HBP—Doulton by Cone. WP—Cone 2, Tuesday, May 9— (tame 5, It necessary have a bad case of the knocks. talics (tetraethyl lead or a tane Boost, Super Strength” was In the newspaper ad, O’Connor, 64, said: “ The Canadian team has shown the best Montreal at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. McCoy; Second. Polermo; Third, Merrill. Ontiveros. 91. Son Francisco at L os Angeles, 10;05p.m. Phoenix 16 IS S4 33—in That rattling or pinging you compound with a tongue-twister second most economical at 15.5 “ When your good doctor tells you to take the hockey so far in the tournament,” said U.S. T—2:36. A—6,182. Umpires—Home, MeSherrv; First, Crow- Thursday, May 11—(tame6, Itnecessory ford; Second, West; Third, Williams. Miami 38 31 31 17— 91 hear is the sound of the fuel/air name abbreviated to MMT). cents. A $7.29 container treated 22 coach Tim Taylor said after Wednesday’s 5-4 3Polnt goals—^.Johnson 3, Hostlnos. latest kind of cardiograph, and the latest is T—3:54. A—25494. Saturday, May 13—(tame 7, Itnecessory All the enhancers worked to gallons and gave a' considerable loss to Czechoslovakia eliminated the Ameri­ American League results OrlolesB, Royals 5 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix 62 mixture burning out of control miraculous in what it can reveal about your (West 13), Miami 59 (Selkoly 14). inside the combustion chambers. some extent or another. Using the 2.2 octane boost. heart, don’t postpone, don’t evade, don’t cans from medal contention. “ However, the Brsves4, Astros 3 Assists—Phoenix 22 (K.Johnson 91, MIomI Campbell Conference Tuesdov, May 2 — (tame 1 recommended dosage for each The two least economical pro­ Russians usually play better toward the end of KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE 25 (Sparrow 6). Total fouls—Phoenix 22, Keep it up, and you’ll melt holes content yourself with the fact that you’re Yankees 4. Blue Jays 2 ObrhM ObrhM Miami 24. Technicals—Shasky, Malerle, Thursday. May 4 — (tame 2 in the engine’s pistons. product, the boost in octane ducts were the “ K mart Octane feeling swell.” such competitions,” Wilson cf 3 0 0 1 BAndsn cf 4 0 11 HOUSTON ATLANTA Gilliam 2 (elected), Washington 2 Soturdov, AAav 6 — (tame 3 AAondoy, A6oy 8 — (tame 4 ranged from 0.1 for “ K mart Booster & Anti-Knock Gas Treat­ The Americans got a close-up look at both Tabler ph 10 0 0 PBrodly If 3 0 13 ObrhM ObrhM (elected). A—15M8. You can avoid hard knocks by NEW YORK TORONTO Seltzer 3b 5 0 0 0 Deverex rf 3 0 0 0 Young cf 4 0 10 LSmIth If 3 3 3 0 Wednesday, A6oy 10— (tameS, Itnecessory feeding your car gasoline with the Octane Booster & Anti-Knock Gas ment” at 80.0 cents for each teams early in the tournament, losing 4-2 in ob r h bi a b rh b l Brett lb 4 1 1 1 CRIpkn ss 4 1 1 0 Romlr7 ss 5 111 Gregg rf 3 0 0 0 Friday, May 12—(tame6, Itnecessory Treatment” (active ingredient; octane increase per gallon, and Gore concerned about son their opener to the Soviets and 8-2 to Canada. RHndsn If 5 1 1 0 Lawless 3b 3 0 0 0 Trtobll dh 4 1 1 0 Million 1b 3 0 0 0 BHotchr If 4 0 0 0 Berroo rf 0 0 0 0 Pistons 115, Pacers 105 proper octane rating. At most Sox 3b 5 0 3 0 Moseby ph 10 0 0 Elsnrch rt 4 1 1 0 AAelvIn dh 4 111 GDovIs lb 4 0 3 0 Evans ph 1 000 Sunday, 66ov 14— (tame 7, It necessary service stations, regular un­ methyl alcohol) to 2.2 for “ 104+ “Protek Lead” (active ingre­ The Canadians qualified for the four-team Mtnglv lb 5 0 10 Infonte ss 0 0 0 0 BJacksn If 4 1 1 3 Tettleton c 3 10 0 Doron 3b 4 0 3 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 BALTIMORE (A P) - Sen. Albert Gore Jr. INDIANA (105) Bolbont dh 3 0 0 0 Gruber 3b 4 13 1 Moefarin c 4 0 10 Wthgtn 3b 3 3 11 Boss rf 4 110 Boever p 0 0 0 0 leaded is rated at about 88 octane, Octane Boost, Super Strength” dient; tetraethyl lead) at $1 for medal round by beating West Germany, 8-2. So Person 611 2-2 11, Schrempf 5-11 5-5 15, and his wife. Tipper, say they are thinking Phelps ph 10 0 0 Borders c 3 0 0 0 FWhtte 3b 3 0 10 BRIpkn 3b 3 111 Comtnit 3b 4 111 GPerrv lb 3 10 0 STANLEY CUP FINAL Thompson 7-101-115, Fleming365811, Miller while premium unleaded is rated (active ingredient: M M T). In one octane increase per gallon. did the Soviet Union, which pounded Poland Slaught c 3 111 Whm c 10 0 0 Bucknr ph 10 10 Trwvlno c 4 0 11 DMrphy cf 4 0 3 3 Wednesday, 66ov 17 — (tame 1 positively as their 6-year-old son recovers from 313 32 21, Wlttmon 31322, Smils 13163222, FTIdov, M ay 19 — (tame 2 at 93. Switching from regular to other words, after the enhancers In the end, it all comes down to 12-1. Both Canada and the Soviets have a Brower rt 3 13 0 GBell If 4 0 11 Thurmn pr 0 0 0 0 Cloncy p 3 0 0 0 Gant 3b 4 0 11 injuries suffered when he was struck by a car Brokns 3b 4 111 McGrIff lb 4 0 10 4 1 1 0 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 JDavIs c 3 0 00 Stephens35000, Drelllng32300,Sklles 1-230 Sundoy, May 21 — (tame 3 how much octane your engine Stilwll ts 2, Grov 31 (M)0, Frederick 33006. Tatols41-81 premium is the easiest and most were added to a gas with a pump perfect 4-0 record and eight points so far in the Espnoz ss 4 0 3 1 Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 35 S • 5 Tetatf I f 6 6 6 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Tredwy 3b 3 0 0 0 Tuesday, May B — (tame 4 on April 3. Totals 1320105. really needs. If your car never Kelly cf 4 0 11 Brenly dh 3 0 10 BIgglo ph 10 10 Blauser ss 3 0 0 0 Thursday, Mov2S—(tame5,lfnecessarv economical way to cure the octane of 93, the gas then had an eight-nation tournament. DETROIT (115) “ It’s been a difficult experience,” Gore. Mlinks dh 3 0 0 0 Konsos City 000 003 300-5 LlltiQuIst p 3 0 0 0 knocks. octane rating that ranged from pings or knocks on regular gas, Alvorez p 0 0 0 0 Aguirre 37 34 6, Mdhorn 58 00 10, Saturday, Mav27— Game6, If necessary D-Tenn., said Wednesday. “ But it has been an Lee ss 3 0 0 0 Boltimere 010 014 OOx-^ Lolmbeer 1-1003, Oumars314 2-220, Thomas switching to premium gas or DJams ph 110 0 Unfortunately, some engines 93.1 to 95.2, depending upon the LIrlono 3b 1110 E—GRIpken, Devereoux. LOB—Kansas 313 2-218. Edwards 3153218, Salley 673410, experience that has certainly put a lot of things Britsox outshine Suns Totals 36 510 3 Tetafs 39 4 5 4 Tuesday, May X — (tame 7, Itnecessory adding an octane enhancer would Ducey cf 3 0 10 City 6, Baltimore 7. 3B—Macforlane, Elsen- Johnson 7-16 2-216, Rodman 4-93S11, long 1-2 keep on rattling and pinging even product. TOtOtS 37 4 11 4 Totols 33 3 7 3 relch, CRIpken. HR—Worthington (1), Dr. Gott be a complete waste of money. into perspective and teaches you what’s really Houstan 031 on 000-3 302, Dembc311-21, Williams 33300. Totals on a diet of the highest-octane gas But given the greatest range in NEW B RITAIN (A P) — Steve Bast pitched a 6Jackson (5), Brett (3). SB—6 Anderson (6), 53961623115. important in life.” New Yoric 000 300 100—4 Thurman (3). S—BRIpkeii. SF—Wilson. Attanta on 3n 02x—4 Peter Gott, M.D. available. If that’s the case with price of the products, the octane But if your engine does knock, four-hit shutout to lift the New Britain Red Sox E—Ramirez. DP—Houston 1. LOB— NHL playoff results “ It’s drawn us closer as a fam ily,” Mrs. Gore Toronto 000 100 010—3 Indiana 10 14 34 27—MS your car, you might be tempted to increase could be quite costly. your first logical step is your E—Gruber. DP—New York 1, Toronto3. IP H R ER BB SO Houston 8, Atlanta 4. 3B—Boss, Gant. to a I-O victory over the Haggerstown Suns. Detroit 11 11 27 25-115 said. LOB—New York 9, Toronto 5. 3B—Sox, HR—Romirez (1). use an over-the-counter octane Consider the following calcula­ service station’s premium pump. Bast struck out five batters and walked two Konsos City 3Polnt goals—Miller 3, Person, Lalm- LIrlono, Kelly. 3B—Slaught. SB—Brower Lebrndt L.0-3 51-3 4 IP H RBR BB SO Flyers 4, Penguins 2 tions; Premium gas in Southern If that doesn’t do the trick, then Albert Gore III lost about 60 percent of his Houston beer. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— enhancer, a chemical compound to raise his record to 2-1. He retired 16 straight (1),Sox(3). Aaufno 3 3-3 3 Indlono 35 (Thompson 10), Detroit 61 spleen as the result of the accident and suffered IP H R ER SB SO Bottlmore Cloncy L.M 7 1-3 4 4 3 3 7 you add to the fuel tank to raise California generally costs 20 try an additive. If your engine’s batters before the Suns’ Dana Smith singled in Agosto 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 (Rodmon 14). Assists— Indiana 28 (Fleming a concussion, a bruised kidney, lung and New York Schmidt W,1-l 6 3-3 7 : 7), Detroit 34 (Dumars 11). Total fouls— Phltadtlphla 3 I b—4 the gasoline’s octane even more. cents more per gallon than octane appetite is really high, the eighth inning on Wednesday. Condlarla W,3-1 7 4 1115 Olson 11-3 0 I Andersen 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Pntsburgh 1 1 e—3 pancreas and a broken leg and a broken rib. He Attanta Indiana 23, Detroit 19. Technical— But do the additives work? regular gas. So switching from you’ll need an enhancer with a big The Red Sox got the game’s only run in the Me Cullers 7-331111 Wlllomsn $,3 1 1 1 Schrempf. A—21,654. Rrst Period—1, Pittsburgh, Quinn 5 was hit near Memorial Stadium as the family Guterman S,3 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 WP—Schmfdl Z Lelbrondt. Llliloulst 6 3-3 6 3 3 3 1 (Zolopskl, Stevens), 3:06 (pp). 2, Philadelphia, Road & Track’s engineering regular 88-octane gas to premium kick and this means a metallic, fifth inning when Scott Cooper’s two-out single Toronto Alvarez W,3-0 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 1 Kerr 6 (Ekiund, Howe), 6:50 (pp). 3. left the Baltimore Orioles’ season-opening editor, Dennis Simanaitis, com­ 93-octane gas works out to four like the one in “ 104+ Octane scored Joe Marchese. Bob Zupcic had two hits Key L,^3 6 1-3 10 4 4 3 1 Assnmehr 1-3 3 0 0 0 0 Hawks 100, Bucks82 Phllodelphia, Kerr 7 (Howe, Acton), 12:09.4, Snoring troubles baseball game. The boy was in satisfactory DWard 3 1 0 0 1 3 Rangers 5, Brewers 1 Boever S,4 0 0 0 0 0 Phllodelphia, Kerr 8 (Bullard), 18:13 (pp). missioned Core Laboratories of cents per gallon for a boost of one Boost, Super Strength.” If your for New Britain. TCostlllo 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 WP—Cloncy. BK—Llliloulst. Penalties—Wells. Phi (slashing), 2:X; condition Wednesday at the Johns Hopkins Long Beach, Calif., to find out. octane. (Twenty cents divided by engine just needs a little nudge Chuck Stanhope. 0-2. took the loss for the WP—Condelarlo. Umpires—Home, Runge; First, Ren­ ATLANTA (180) Bullard, Phi, double minor (unsportsmanlike Children’s Center. Umpires—Home, Voltogglo; First, Cou­ MILWAUKEE TEXAS nert; Second, Brocklonder; Third, Engel. Koncak 351-27, WMkIns 13217-931, Malone conduct,rouohlno),3:B; Quinn, Pit (rough­ Simanaitis first scoured auto five, the difference between 93 out of ping territory, then Road & Suns. sins; Second, McKean; Third, Kaiser. ObrhM ObrhM T—3:46. A-5,393. 314 7-8 11, Rivers 7-11 58 lO.Theus 1-3 310 ing). 3:25; Stevens, Pit (holding), 5:03; everyone involved Words of encouragement have come in Moittor dh 4 0 3 0 Espy cf parts stores and came up with an and 88, equals four.) Track found the alcohol additive T—3:41. A—26,471. 4 0 3 0 11, Uvingston 34 32 6, Carr 35328, Battle Hllller, Pit (hooking), 14:12; Buskos, Pit letters from thousands of people, including Gantnr 3b 4 0 0 0 Pletchr ss 4 0 0 0 36(M)6, WebbIHIOOO. Totals336933411M. (high-sticking), 17:46. assortment of 10 products, all Using the same cost analysis, a “ Snap Super Octane Treatment” Angels?, WhIteSox 2 Yount cf 3 0 0 0 Polmer lb 3 0 0 0 many cards written by children who had Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Slerro rt Pirates 7, Cardinals S claiming to enhance octane. They product called “ Snap Super Oc­ to be the most cost effective. UConn’s MadI top player 4 3 11 MILWAUKEE (91) Second Period—5, Pittsburgh, (jemleux 5, suffered through similar experiences, said Broggs If 4 0 10 Franco 3b 3 3 3 1 Cummings 13246724, Krystkowlak386412, U:22 (sh), 6, Philadelphia, Propp 8 DEAR DR. GOTT: Why is it that the sound of ranged in price from 97 cents to tane Treatment” (basic active CALIFORNIA CHICAGO Shefflld ss 3 1 1 1 Incvgllo tf 3 113 Breuer 39034, Humphries 68 (HI 8, AAoncrIef (Poulin), 19:X. Penalties—Chvehrun, Phi Gore, a Democratic candidate for president in HARTFORD (AP) - The University of PITTSBURGH STLOUIS snoring, no matter how loud, does not awaken the ingredient: methyl alcohol) was abrhM obrhbt Meyer lb 3 0 10 Leach dh 3 0 10 611008, MokeskI 2-3004, Plerce51S1O1220, (hooking), :37; Berube, Phi,misconduct, :37; $7.49. Each used one of three 1988. Connecticut’s Diane Madl has received the Dwnng dh 4 3 10 Guillen ss 5 110 Polldor 3b 3 0 0 0 MStnIy ph 0 0 0 0 Ob r h M ObrhM Roberls 36 4-410, Green 1-4 00 3,Totals 3608 sleeper? Cangels cf Bouroue, Pit, misconduct, :37; Poulin, Phi basic active ingredients: aro­ the most economical of the 10 McLmr 3b 3 3 3 0 Gallghr cf 5 111 COBrIen c 3 0 10 Stone pr 0 0 0 0 4 10 1 Coleman If 4 0 0 0 232792. “ The number of drawings and cards has just 1988-89 Honda Broderick Cup Sports Award as Lind 2b 4 0 11 OSmith ss (Interference), 6:39; Bullard, Phi (holdino), Peter Bohr is a syndicated DWhIte cf 5 13 3 Botnes dh 4 0 3 0 Buechte 3b 3 0 10 4 110 Altanta 14 I t 14 14—IN matic hydrocarbons (xylene or enhancers Road & Track tested, Oberkfl 1b 10:18; Cunnevworth, Pit (stashing), 12:B; been incredible. ... His hospital room doesn’t the nation’s outstanding woman collegiate Joyner lb 5 0 0 0 Caldern rf 3 0 0 1 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 5 0 10 Pnditn 3b 4 0 10 Milwaukee 37 I I 10 17— 92 DEAR READER: On the contrary, it can. columnist. Bonilla 3b 5 0 0 0 Cunneyworth, Pit (elbowing), 17:15. tolurnr), methyl alcohol, or me- and it cost more than twice as Wsntn rf 4 1 1 0 Merutio c 4 0 10 Totals 31 1 6 1 TotoH » 5 I S Guerrer 1b 4 111 3Polnt goals— Krystkowlak 2, Rivers. have any bare wall space in it,” he said. athlete in field hockey, the university has Bonds If 5 2 2 0 MThmp ct 4 110 However, snoring usually occurs during the CDavIs If 3 0 11 Lyons 3b 4 0 10 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Atlanta 49 Third Period—None. Penalties—Brown, RRevIds rt 4 2 2 0 Bmnsky rt 3 10 0 announced. Bichette If 1110 Robldx 1b 4 0 10 Mllwoukte 010 000 000—1 (Rivers 12), Mllwoukee 54 (Cummlngsll). Pit (roughing), 6:B; Murphy, Phi (holding), deepest sleep, at the time when snorers are least Prince c 4 0 12 Oauend 2b 3 111 Parrish c 4 0 n Boston If 4 0 3 0 Texos 010 103 OOx—5 Assists—AtlontalOIRIverslO),Milwaukee 22 7:05; Corkner,Phi (tripping),7:40; Poulln.PhI Madl, 21. of Mountain Top. Pa., is a member Belllord ss 4 2 2 2 PaanozzI c 2 likely to be awakened by any method. Snoring Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 EWIIms 3b 4 0 10 E—Sheffield. DP—Mllwoukee 1. LOB— 0 10 (Pierce, Roberts 41. Total fouls—Atlanta (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:44; Sutter, Phi (hlgh- Gallery to benefit children Walk p 3 0 2 1 Atorris ph 10 13 of the United States National Team. She ended KAndrs ss 4 0 11 Mllwoukee 4, Texos 7. 3B—Franco, Molltor. 21,Mllwaukee29. Technicals—Atlanta Illegal stlcklng), 18:40; Cunneyworth, Pit (slosh­ comes with age and is more common in heavy JRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 TPena c 0 0 00 TVs offer high -quality pictures her college career as the university’s eighth Totals 36 7 10 6 Totals 36 310 3 HR—Sheffield (3), Fronco (3), Sierra (3), defense, Mllwoukee coach Harris 2 ing),19:31. sleepers, especially in people who use alcohol or NEW YORK (AP) — The opening of singer Incovlgllo (3). SB—Espy (11). SF— Incovl- Heinkel p 1000 (elected), Cummings. A—16,381. DIPIno p Shots on goal—Philadelphia 9-65—X. Carly Simon’s art gallery will help children in highest scorer and was a two-time college Cflilfomla 000 330 110—7 glla. 10 0 0 Pittsburgh 13-99—30. sleeping pills. Walling ph Chicogo 000 003 000—3 IP H R ER BB SO 1000 need and drug and alcohol addicts. ■ 11-American. (Sulsnbry p Rockets 90, Spurs 84 Power-ploy Opportunities—Philadelphia As you may have discovered, snoring is most By the Editors E—EWtIllams. LOB—California 6, Chi­ MHwtwkee 0 0 0 0 2 or 6; Pittsburgh 1 of 8. M c O e ph 1000 Riverrun Gallery will open May 2 with an cago 9.3B—Guillen, Bolnes. HR— DWhIte (3). BIrkbeck LJkl 51-3 7 Goalies—Phllodelphia, Hextoll, 5-3 (30 irritating to the sleeper’s partner. When my wife of Consumer Reports Costello p 0 0 0 SB—McLemore 3 (4). Bichette (1). Cr(m 1 ^3 1 0 HOUSTON tm shots-X saves). Pittsburgh, Borrosso, 61 Consumer Reports exhibition featuring three of the Oscar-winning Totals M7I1 7 Totals » S 7 5 violently shakes me in the middle of the night, I am S—McLemore. SF—Calderon. Mlrobella 1 0 B.Johnson 58 1-1 11, Thorpe 510 4-6 14, (96), Young (0:M second, 11-10). singer’s favorite artists. Former assistants Indicted IP H R ER BB SO Texas Olaluwon 11-X 7-10 29, Royd 310 01 6, convinced that my snoring bothers her because she To judge by trends in television sales, people miss Pmsburoh 110 M8 028—7 A—169B. Colltamlo Mover WM) 61-3 5 Woodson 7-M 33 18, Chlevous 39 56 11, The gallery will donate funds from the StLeuls M l 8M 8N—S Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen—Roy is such a light steeper. This is a rationalization. I ’m the expanse of the big movie screen and the realism COLUMBIA. S.C. (AP) — Three former MWItt W.3-3 6 1-3 8 3 3 0 3 Guante S,1 2^3 1 F Johnson 1-3002, Berry 1-2(M)2, Short 7-3(MM, E—OSmIth.Pendletan. LOB—Plttsburgh9, Scoplnello, Leon Stickle. topped the ratings. Other good choices are: the opening to the Hazelden Foundation in AAcOure 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Barnett; McCormick 1-2002. Totols3377132799. awakened by my own snoring only when I rock the of movie-theater sound. South Carolina assistant football coaches were StLouls 8. 2B—Bands 2, Belllard, Guerrera, Minton S.3 31-3 3 0 0 1 1 Second. Kosc; Third, HIrschbeck. house. Screens are getting bigger. Sets with a 26-inch or Panasonic CTK2770S ($799 list): the Magnavox Minneapolis and the Association to Benefit indicted Wednesday for allegedly providing T—3:39. A—19,434. Prince. 38—Walk, Morris. SB—Bonilla (1), SAN ANTONIO (84) CanadiensS, Bruins 2 (OT) Chicogo RRevnolds (3), Bonds (3), OSmIth (1), RJ5550AK ($799 list); its twin the Sylvania Children in New York. Long L.1-3 4 1-3 7 5 5 0 3 G.Andenon 6112-310, W. Anderson 319 00 I once saw a patient with sore ribs and I couldn’t 27-inch screen are now selling faster than the 19- and athletes with anabolic steroids, and a fourth Coleman (8). S—Walk. SF—Prince. Hazelden is a non-profit drug and alcohol Rosenberg 3 ^3 3 3 0 3 3 National League results 16, Whiteheod 6101-19, Robertson 323 3318, for the life of me figure out the cause of his 20-inchers. And sound, iow-fidelity for so long, is RPJ710WA ($799 list); the J.C. Penney Cat. No. 3539 was charged with importing the muscie- Poll 1 1 0 0 0 3 Bowie 3113012, AAaxwell 312 3410, Vincent Boston 0 1 1 9 -3 ($800 list plus shipping); the Mitsubishi CS2657R rehabilitation center; ABC takes care of IP H R ER BB SO 312 34 7, Smrek 1-100 2, Roth 00 000.Totols Montreol 1 0 I 1—3 symptoms — until his wife acknowledged that she finally nearing true high-fidelity, even though most building drug into the state. Patterson 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ptltsbuffh Rosenberg pitched to 1 better In thetth. 339911-1584. Rrst Period—1, Montreal, Lemleux 2 had to poke him repeatedly night after night to stop sets still need the assist of a hi-fi system, or at least ($799 list); and the RCA F27100AK ($769 list). children who are homeless or afflicted with Walk W.1-1 7 2-3 6 5 5 6 4 James W. Washburn. Thomas E. Gadd and Houstan I t 19 I t 13-99 (Chellos, Walter), 6:36 (pp). Penalties— As one expects with high-end TVs these days, all AIDS. Expos 3, Cubs 2 JRoblnson S.4 11-310010 Son Antonie is 37 13 9 -M B.Sweenev, Bos, molor (boarding), 4:05; his snoring. So being a snorer is not without its decent speakers. Thomas Kurucz were charged with “ conspir­ HBP—McLemore by Long. PB— StLouls Merullo. 3Polnt goals—Woodson 2, Maxwell. MePhee, Mon (charging), 7:M. hazards. Sometimes nasal congestion causes Recently, the electronics engineers at Consumer the sets tested had built-in MTS (multi-channel The gallery is expected to put on four shows Heinkel LJVI 3 1-3 6 5 3 1 1 Second Period—2, Boston, Joyce 1 ing to conduct a program of illegal steroid use Umpires—Home, Evans; First, Shu- CHICAGO MONTREAL Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Houston 70 per year, said Gina Silvester, one of two friends DIPIno 3 2-3 0 0 0 1 3 (Neufeld, Jonney), 10:S6. Penalties—Corson, snoring, so snorers may be helped by taking Reports tested 16 mostly top-of-the-line 26- and television sound), with the necessary stereo lock; Second, Morrison; Third, Welke. ObrhM (Thorpe X ), Son Antonio 43 (G.Anderson 8). by members of the athletic community, ... ObrhM Oulsnbry 1 4 2 2 0 0 Mon (sloshing), 4:X ; Thelven, Bos (hook­ working with Simon* on Riverrun. The debut T—3:06. A—6,097. Wolton ct 5 0 10 ONIxon cf 2 0 0 0 Assists—Houston 25 (Floyd 10), San decongestants at bedtime. 17-inch models. (That extra inch means little; it decoder and at least two speakers. Side-firing particularly by ... the university’s football Costello 1 1 0 0 1 1 Antonio X (Robertson 7). Total fouls— ing), 16:06. Webster rt 4 0 0 0 Aldrete If 2 0 0 0 BK—Heinkel. generally comes from making the screen’s corners speakers, which point outward from the side of the exhibition will feature artists from Martha’s 5 2 2 1 DMrtni cf 0 0 0 0 Houston 18, Son Antonio 14. Technical—Son Third Period—3, Boston, Burrldoe 4 team.” The coaches allegedly encouraged and Tigers 3. Twins 2 Sndbro 2b Umpires—Home, RIpplev; First, Froem- (Wesley, B.Sweenev), 2:43. 4, Montreal, Vineyard, where Simon has a home. Groce 1b 3 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 Antonio Illegal defense. A—12,176. DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’ve been having stomach and squarer, which is the style trend on all sizes of TVs set, give a better stereo effect — sense of space — Golorro 1b mlng; Second, Tata; Third, DeMuth. Gilchrist 1 (Richer, Robinson), 13:48. monitored the progress of the athletes using Stphnsn If 4 0 10 Brooks rf 4 12 0 than speakers that face straight out into the room. “ The concept for the first show is Carly Penalties—Carpenter, Bos (tripping); side pain and had a barium enema. My doctor’s these days.) All were tabletop models with built-in steroids. Low 3b 3 0 11 Wolloch 3b 3 0 0 0 DETROIT MINNESOTA T—2:57. A—29,132. NBA playoff picture Ludwig, Mon (holding), 6:52. But if the set is to be enclosed in a cabinet or an Simon’s. These are the artists she’s collected Dunston ss 4 0 10 Foley 2b 3 112 nurse called with the test results. She told me my stereo sound and a remote control. List prices The three coaches also were charged with obrhM obrhM Overtime—5, Montreal, B.SmIth 5 GIrardI c 4 0 0 0 Sonloven c 3 111 alcove, side-firing speakers could lose their for 10 years,” said Silvester. KWIIms cf 5 0 10 Bckmn 2b 4 0 2 0 (Courtnoll, Chellos), 12:24. Penalties— colon was unsually long and twisted. She advised me ranged from $629 to $900. Sandrsn p 2 0 00 ^ e n ss 3 0 0 0 1 importing steroids into South Carolina and Lovullo 1b 4 0 0 0 Moses If 4 1 1 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE None. advantage. Simon won an Academy Award last month Vorsho ph 10 0 0 DeAOrtnz p 3 0 0 0 to take Advil for the pain. I ’m upset my doctor didn’t Picture quality was the main criterion the testers dispensing the drug without prescriptions. Wbltokr 2b 4 0 10 Puckett cf 4 1 1 2 w L Pet. Shots on goal—Boston 67-10-7—» . Mont­ Schlraldl p 0 00 0 Burke p y-Detrolt None of the sets’ speakers can render sound at the for “ Let The River Run,” the theme for the TrommI ss 4 0 2 0 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 00 0 0 PadrB84,Glants3 60 19 .759 real 10-1610-7—41. call, especially as he now wants me to have a bone used to rate the sets. Its most important Keith Kephart. a former strength coach at Lynn If 4 1 1 0 GaettI 3b 4 0 10 Wllkrsn ph 10 10 y4(ew York 5D 30 .625 quality level associated with a decent high-fi movie “ Working Girl.” yClevetand Power-ploy Opportunities—Boston 0 of 3; scan. Am I being overly sensitive? constituents are clarity, contrast and color fidelity. Lemon rf 3 0 0 0 Bush rf 3 0 0 0 Totals M 2 9 2 Totals 27 I 4 3 56 24 .700 Montreal 1 of 4. South Carolina, was charged with conspiring y-Ahonta system. The speakers are simply too small and too Morind dh 4 0 2 0 CCostlM oh 10 0 0 IA N DIEGO SAN FRAN 51 29 .638 (taolles—Boston, Lemelln, 1-2 (41 shots-X All the sets produced a very good picture. with “ other members of the USC athletic ChkotO 8N 101 008-4 V-Mllwoukee Brumly or 0 10 0 Lnudner c 3 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM 48 32 .600 saves). Montreal, Roy, 60 (2927). close together for that. yGolden State 43 37 SX Cheney Tech at RH AM, 11 a.m. should discuss this with you in depth. Ask him for a in “ He is lying prone” and “ I am prone to VCRs won’t produce more than about 260 lines of the date. They don’t want a recurrence of the federal court in Manhattan because Tyson is a Portlond 38 41 Radio, TV The Manchester High girls' junior varsity (1). S—Show. .481 VI nal TechatCaventrv.il a.m. conference to discuss the barium enema and the allergies” ? resolution, and a normal broadcast (or cable TV) citizen of New Jersey. softball team defeated Eost Catholic, 224, IP H R ER BB SO 1 fgffPoll Sean Penn and Madonna incident,” Rosenfield Wednesday atternoon. The young Indlons Son Otago Dallas 36 44 .4X EastCathollcat St. Bernard proposed scan. signal is 330 lines, a set’s ability to reproduce 400,500 said. The lawsuit accused Tyson, who has a home Show W.61 7 2-3 4 ■ e v f Tennis collected 15hltsand13wolks. Because gallbladder pain can often cause ANSWER: Those two senses of prone come from or even 1,000 lines becomes irrelevant if you plan to Reporters and photographers disrupted that in Bernardsville, N.J., of “violently and TODAY Stacy Vosko doubled twice tor AAonchet- MoDavIs S.7 1 1-3 2 REMAINING SCHEDULE Eost Hampton at Cheney Tech, 10: Xo.m . ion Pronclsca PORTLAND (3) — HOME (21: April 21, L.A. symptoms such as yours, la m sending you a copy of the same Latin root; pronus, “ bent forward, watch programming from just those sources. forcibily grabbing” Moore and “forcibly 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Indians, NESN, ter while Jen Masson ond Bridget Torpev wedding when they buzzed the site in WILIII400-AM) added two hits apiece. Trlclo Skinner and DRobIson 5 2-3 5 Lakers; 23, Sacramento. AW AY (1): April X, SATURDAY my Health Report “ Gailbladdqr Disease” Other inclined.” If you’re prone to illness, you figuratively Newer VCRs with the Super VHS (S-VHS) format Hanrtaker LzM 1 1 Seattle. Bo m Im ii helicopters. fondling and embracing her against her will” 7:30 p.m, — Celtics at Knicks, Channel 61, Vickie Simmons each tri pled forthelndlons. lean toward that problem. Lean forward too far and produce 400 lines, but program sources for these WILI Torpey and Kerl (3allo combined for the LoCoss 1 1-3 0 East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, 1 readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 with Rosenfield said neither Goodman or Hartzog in the early morning hours on Dec. 10 at Lefferts DALLAS (2) — HOME (1): April 21, p.m. 7:30 p.m. — Cubs at Mets, Channel 9, pitching win, walking tour and striking out 1 0 their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, you'll end up lying prone, especially if you’re prone VCRs capable of producing that resolution are still wanted to talk to reporters. Bentley’s Disco on Manhattan’s Eastside. WFNSI1230-AM) (our. Umpires—Home, Davidson; Rrst, Bonin; Utah. AWAY (1): April 23, Denver. Track 9:30 p.m. — Kings at Flomes, Manchester's next gome Is Monday at Second, Harvey; Third, Pulll. Monchester/Eost Catholic at East Hart­ Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. to falling flat on your face. scarce. ScortsChannel HortfordPubllcat3:30p.m. T—3:00. A—22,701. v-clinched playoff berth ford Co-Ed Relays,8:Xo.m. MANCHESTER HERALD Thur.sday, April 20, 1989 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 20. 1989

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Must be re­ woods and Is nicely baths, locuzzl, sky­ 2640.______and exterior pointing, oble. 527-2199.______sole, April 22, lOom- expense. Including attor­ facturing, Mining, Se­ cape maintenance and sponsible and dependo- Manchester Herald, landscaped. Plenty ot lights and green­ Aluminum tion. Two snow tires ditioning, $1,700 or best mechanic. Part time. RELAX now In vour Bus. 647-8509 Wood light carpentry. Com­ ONE swlvol choir, one 4pm. 83 PItkIns Street. neys' fees, orlslng from cretaries, etc. Will construction. Expe­ ble. 649-6865.______Box E, 16 Brolnord room tor the growing houses. There ore allo­ Moving, most sell, mis­ Included. Asking otter. Coll 649-1256, ev­ clolms of unfair trade proctl- rience preferred but golden age. I'll clean ^ Rat. 645-6849 plete lonltorlol ser­ upholstered choir. $50. Experience to Install train. Transportation- INSURANCE Customer Place, Manchester, CT family with tour bed­ wances tor carpet, •Paint removal each. Coll 646-2916. cellaneous furniture, $5,300. Coll 742-5409 ot­ enings 633-3705. ces. Infringement of trode- excellent pay, benefits. will train the right peo­ 06040.______tor you. Coll Lin 643- •Paint preparation vice. Experienced, rel-1 ter 4pm. morks, trode nomes or pot- and rebuild. Call Jim. Service Assistant. rooms and first floor oppllonces, electric 6229. table, tree estimates. dishes, etc.______ents, violation of rights of Call Now! 1-206-736- ple. Lawn technician family room. $275,900. fixtures. Owner will do •Pool cleaning Now Is the time to run on 633-5288 or 228-0787. Manchester Insurance FLOWER shop soles MRK 643-0304. MANCHESTER. 63 Green privacy and Infringement of 0775 ext. 109A (call positions available. Agency seeks mature clerk position availa­ David Murdock.Sentry some financing. Coll •Pool painting od In classified to sell that s c h a l L e ^r copyright and proprietory refundable)______Call 649-8667 tor Inter- Real Estate, 643-4060.O tor o private showln- HOiRE Manor Rood. Satur­ ACURA QUALITY (CLYDE rights, unfair competition person to help account ble two-three days per •Senior diacounta camera you no longer day, April 22, 9-3. Kids CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. vlew and more g.Realty World, Be­ LAWN CARE IMWKES TREE SERVICE PRE-OWNED AUTOS and libel ond slander, which IllJH E LP CUSTOMER service as­ representative by pro­ week. Eight hours per NORTH Coventry. Possi­ iMPROVEiWENTS •Fully inaured use. toys, attic Cleon-out. R O U T E S3, V E R N O N may result from the publlco- sistant. Large Connec­ Information.______viding technical admi­ day. Flexible schedule, ble Leose/purchose. noit, Frechette Asso­ Buekel. truck A chipper. Stump SS Honda CRX * 4 9 9 5 I'MWANTED •Free eatimatea removal. Free eetimatee. tlon of ony advertisement In ticut based distributor CONSTRUCTION Labo­ nistrative and secret- additional hours dur­ 1.7 acre lot, brand new ciates, 646-7709.O A business built on OtpMd atej%/%c 83 Nissan 2S0 ZX *6995 the Manchester Herald by rer.No experience ne­ integrnyt 646-7280 Special oorwiderallon for nnTV/STEREO/ 80 Toyota CofoUt ' 1 9 9 0 84 Century LTD Wagon *8695 advertiser. Including odver- Is looking tor a custo­ orlol support. ing holiday weeks. vinyl sided three bed­ MANCHESTER. New ■OBCAT SERVICE 5-apd. Blarao DR I VERS/Worehouse mer service assistant cessary. $7. to start. alderjy and handicapped. CARS 88 Otdamobiio Ooita 88 * 8 9 9 5 85 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4 4 9 5 tlsements In ony free distri­ Requirements Include A pply a t: Brown's room Raised Ranch, LIstIngl Screened a n KiawekI, Jr., experienced Carpentry a windows • 1 ^ APPLIANCES bution publications pub­ help. Paid holidays, Coll John 875-9371. FOR SALE Brougitam, LoaOad 85 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 to work In Its sales and strong organizational Flowers, 163 Main sliders to pressure porch and covered pa­ Bobo# Loedsr OpenSot for hhe. Siding • Kitchens • T-D-M. lished by the Manchester paid vacation, benef­ purchasing depart­ 647-7853 S3 Ford Eacort * 2 9 9 5 86 Skylark 4 Door *4 9 9 5 Herald. Penny Sleftert, CLERICAL with varied and communication Street, Manchester, troted deck, two cor tio tor vour summer Also spring speolels or plant- Baths • Additions • SIDE by side refrigerator Aulo. Low Mllat its, profit shore, over­ ment. Successful appli­ CT. PONTIAC Trans Am, 85 Elactra 4 Door *10995 Publisher. time, excellent chance office duties. Switch­ skills. Excellent Invlr- garage. $169,900. Dir: enloyment. Double lot Ings of ArbonrHee, Pine, Hem- Decks PAINTING AND freezer, 21 cubic feet. as SuSaru QL Hatchback * 3 9 9 5 cant must have good board, sales support,ln onm ent In a non­ Rte44to Rte31S,letton bocks up to watershed loek and Spruce. FuHy Ineured MY BROTHERS $200. Coll 649-3452. 1984, red. Mint condi­ 4.«ld. 4 wd. A/C 88 Century 4 Door *7 4 9 5 for advancement. mathematical abilities Sam Green Rood, beige Fully licensed & insuredi DECORATING tion. Power brakes, *3 Toyota Callc* QT * 2 2 9 5 85 Century Wagon *7995 LOST Valid license neces­ house communica­ smoking office. For ap­ RESTAURANT tor privacy. This six 644-6046 REFRIGERATOR. Three and work well with pointment, coll Harriet house, #64. Philips room ranch otters Free estimatesi BUSINESS power windows and Auto. StwM « e 4 0 c 86 Cavelier 4 Door *6 9 9 5 sary. Experience pre­ tions. Word processing •Complete Interior years old, frost tree. B7 Hyundai QL8 *5 4 9 5 AND FOUND people. Hours flexible. Johnson, Independent GEN’L MGR. .Reol Estate. 742-I450.P much more. Price 88 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 ferred but not neces­ background a plus. three generous bed­ YARD MASTERS 649-9656 and Exterior Painting Mowing, Raking, Clean ' 16.3 cubic feet. Asking 8-tpd. Bac Sunroof Contact Mr. Decelles Hours 8-5, Monday- Insurance Center, Inc. NORTH Coventry. Two rooms. Sentry Real Oarages, Dump Runs. $300. Coll 649-6776. $4,500. For more Intor- 88 Marcury Lynx * 3 9 9 5 86 Old* 98 4 Door *9995 LOST. Male orange and sary. Ask for Kirk or tor appointment.643- $1,000 Yard cleaned, motlon, coll 646-5324. 4-apd. AM/FM ftarao tapa John. 649-4563.______Frldov. Phone 528-9551, 646-6050. private wooded acres. Estote, 643-4060.O •Power Wath 86 Olds Clara Wagon *8 9 9 5 white coon cat. Injured 5107. eoe. Personnel Manager tor CUSTOM E R service, on hiring bonus Trees cut, 6.C.F. Home Sorvica SEARS Kenmore washer. ss vw QTi * 6 4 9 5 New quality build four OPEN house Sunday, •Gutter Repair __ 645-8798 Maytag electric dryer. TRANS Am, 1984. Excel­ A/C 88 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 above left eve. Very Full time . We need a appointment or send Company, East ot the Have dump truck, Painting, Remodeling, lent condtion, loaded. fluffy, white tall. INSURANCE, personal A&W Restaurant bedroom, 2’/» both Co­ April 16, 12-3pm. Man­ Both excellent condi­ 86 Bonnavlll* 4 Door *7995 dependable, organized lines customer service resume to Hartford River Is seeking o cus­ lonial, cedar siding, chester. Well cored tor will haul. Home Repair. •Small Carpentry Coll otter 6 pm 646-1485 345 CENTER ST. Answers to Jasper. Re­ person for versatile po­ tomer service rep- Prompt serylce at tion. $125 tor pair. 649- representative needed Despatch Moving and seeking strong Andersen windows, ranch home In great Repair or 646-4549. MANCHESTER ward for any Informa­ sition. Paid training, Storage, 225 Prospect, /credlt clerk. Individ­ 643-9996 reasonable rates. VINYL8IDiNa8 4292 leave message. 8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 tion. 646-0727. $5.50 an hour. Call 643- tor expanding property fireplace, two cor gar­ location. Features •Glazing PONTIAC Bonneville, 84, 647;7077 and casualty Insurance East H a rtfo rd , CT ual must be well leader for West age. $244,900. Dir: Rte three bedrooms, fin­ 64S4S59 REPLACEMENT WINDDW8 V-6, tour door, sliver. 2171.______06108. eoe.______motivated, dependable GILRERT UWN for free estimates. •Fully Insured SPORTING 72 HOUR MONEY BACK agency. Experienced 44 to Rte 31 South, right ished family room In Expertly installed. Loaded, A-1 condition. VOLKSWAGEN LAWN technician. Re­ preferred. Call 643- FULL and part time Driv­ and be able to com­ Farms Mall, on Wrights Mill Rood. basement and two cor SERVICE •Free eatimatea GOODS $3,950.649-2687.______6UARANTEE I ANNOUNCEMENTS sponsible Individuals 1128, Norma between municate well with our For ell your needsi Please call Paul Ryder LIPMAN #1 Ch*vy “84 CIMvatt* •2.M6 er’s Helper. Delivering Farmington. Prior #370. Philips Real Est­ garage. View great OLDSMOBILE Clero, needed tor position 8-4:30.______furniture. Call 647-1717. customers. Excellent ate. 742-14500 bock yard from pri­ Reasonable rates, free esti­ 646-1894 WEIGHT set-DP frame vw Oodga '83 400 *3.888 with one ot Connecti­ working conditions, mates, trucking loam, mulch iPAMTINa/ at 742-0018. 1982. Mint condition. Chavy '88 Cavallar *4,886 A WONDERFUL family BOOKKEEPING. Com­ vacy ot vour Florida bench by Sears with UNDER 19000 cut's oldest lawn care WE’RE looking tor a tew health plan, paid voca­ restaurant mgt. MANCHESTER. Ansoldl and stone. Socializing In 19,000 miles. $4,000 or Oldt '83 98 *8,998 experience. Austral­ sun room. $174,900. IPAPERINB barbell supports fully 87 VW Jatta Q L rad Pont. '86 Qrand Am *8,986 puter Input operator good men and women. built. Prime location, best otter. 643-8255. 87 VW Jatta QL brown ian, Eurpoean, Scan­ companies. Salary tions and holidays. Coll stone walls. Call 647-71S6. Spring it eomlug Olda '84 Cutlaai *8,786 tor bookkeeping de­ It you're a high school exp. mandatory, seven large rooms, Dir: Go south on Kee­ odlustobte Incline and 87 VW Jatta Q L Wua dinavian High School compensative with ex­ Mr. Sears at 568-3500, ney street to right on leg lift attachment. In­ Ford '87 Nangar P.U. *8.888 perience, training pro­ partment. Eight hours graduate seeking edu­ 8om-5pm, weekdovs. hard to find quality, lELEGTRiCAl For all your cleanup UNDER 18000 Exchange Students ar­ on Tuesdays. Please w/fast food Bush Hill Rood. Ap­ FRANK YOUNG chores call Rudy, cluded Is 130 pound Old* '88 Calala *8.886 vided. Valid driving cation, travel and a plaster walls and ceil­ ■CARPENTRY/ J O E R I L E Y ‘ 8 88 VW QoH. 2 dr, Mu# Old* '88 Clara *8.886 riving In August. Be­ contact Betty, 646-2469, valuable lob skill, coll ings, two fireplaces, prox. holt mile on borbell-dumbell set. 88 VW Qolf Q L blua come a host family for license required. RN/LPN background a plus. iREiWPDELlNB 847-9025 ift6T Spin. Whole set $150. Coll Pot DILLON FORD 87 VW Jatta QLI. gray Olda '84 Dana *6,886 Fuss and O'Neill, Inc. 1-800-MARINES. first floor family room, right. Flono Realty. PAINTING DUMAS ELECTRIC 87 VW Jatta QL wtvor Buick '89 Ragal *7.998 American Intercultu- Landscaping positions of 649-1900, evenings. 319 Main St., Manchester 146 Hartford Road, 7am-7pm p ^ lo n available Call 632-0406. easy commute to Hart­ 646- 5200O______Reasonable, reliable, 87 VW Qolf QL 4 dr, blua Olda '88 Clara *7,886 ral Student Exchange. also available. Coll Service changes, addf- 88 VW QLI, allvar Manchester, CT 06040. every Sat. and Sun. - Bq4tr. and references. Is odverllsing expensive? 88 "EXP" Coupe * 7 4 9 5 Olda '87 Clara *7,888 Call 1-800-SIBLING. Evergreen Lawn at 649- SALES MANAGER POStTION ford via 1-384. $244,900. NORTH Coventry, Coun­ CAR^PENTRY W W WALLPAPERING tlonat wiring and re­ 88 VW Jatta. Mua eoe. Second position also You'll be surprised now 88 Eacort "LX" H/B '7 4 9 5 Olda '86 Dan* *7,986 8667 to r m o re Sale* experience helpful, *a- Dir: Main to Spring to try living at Its best! All Pkases UNDER 17000 available 7pm-7am. -Ev­ pairs on existing 88 Eacort "QL” H/B * 7 4 9 5 Old* '88 98 Ragancy *8,8g8 Information. lary plu* cotnmieelon, bonu* right on Duncan, #21. Conveniently located Framing, Roots, Siding, Trim. Interlor/Extorlor economical It Is to adver­ 88 VW Fox, 2 dr, blua fT H P A R T TIME ery Sat. & Sun. - Baylar Philips Real Estate, homes. Quality work at Screened loam, gravel, tise In Clossltled. 643-2711. 85 Eacort 4-Dr H/B * 4 4 9 5 88 VW Fox. 2 dr. rad Old* '87 C utllM ■9.696 ASSISTANT MANAGER plan and benefit*. Apply: So- IN8TRUCTIDN three bedroom Dutch, Registered A Fully Insured For more Information pteaae affordable prices. Enti­ 87 Tauru* “LX" Sedan * 1 0 4 9 5 88 VW Fox Wgn. blua Toyota '88 Callea QTS *8,888 I I S J HELP WANTED Fashion conscious, relia­ 742-1450.O first floor tomllv room SpeclalMs processed gravel, 87 VW Qolf. whita, at RECORDS fro Fabric*, aewing machine call: Very Reaeonabfe Prfeet ble person, preferrably with cathedral celling, rely owner operated. sand, stone, and fill for 87 Tauru* “QL" Wagon * 1 0 1 9 5 87 VW fox, 4 dr. whita BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE ClerVRMeptionist department. TRAIN to be o Diesel TOLLAND. "Sllbury Hill" Oua/ffy Work / Free Estimatk* TAG 85 VW Jatta QL brown AND MARINE PART time floor cleaning experienced In women's Director of Narslag mechanic. Seven fenced rear yard, two Pride taken In every 27 years exp. Call Jo­ 87 Eacort "QL" H/B * 5 5 9 5 apparel. Excellent oppor­ Barr Coraert delivery call George SALES UN0EH $8000 250 Adimt 8 t Minch. positions. Good pay. Our busy personnel de­ Servlcea month hands-on pro­ New homes 9.S room Gar­ cor garage, one AC. 7 4 2 1 S 7 9 job we del seph Dumas 646-525S. 88 T-BIrd Coup* *8495 Third shift. Call 225- tunity. Apply in person: Sbeppiag Center Qriffing 742-7886. * 5 7 9 5 S5 vw Ooll dl«*al partm ent Is looking for an CrestfleIR Ceuvalesceat gram, Classes start ev­ rison. $249,900. 8.S room $239,900. DIr: Rte 44 to 89 Brand Naw Faatlva U vw Jatta. 4 dr. whit* 049-1749 7808. THE PRICE TAG 1151 ToilatKl Tphe. Heaie Carpenter Rood, house Quality is our main TAG Sole. Saturday, 88 LTD Brougham Sedan * 5 8 9 5 as v w Jett* QL. brown experienced receptionist ery two months. Diesel Saltbox, $229,900. Both AKhKectitral DesIfR April 22,8om-5pm. Fur­ at the plaza Maadiattar. CT Maachettar, C t Technology Institute, on right. M ortgage Additions, Sunrooms, IftniHEATINB/ 88 Mercury Sabla “QS" * 7 4 9 5 UNDER $6000 MDTDRCYCLE8/ with strong clerical skills. have living, dining room, concern. niture, clothing, col­ DENTAL Assiftant BURR CORNERS 643-5151 105 Phoenix Avenue, consultant will be at Oaregee, KHohine. New 88 F-250 Red * 9 2 9 5 as vw Qolf. gray This Is a full tim e opening iPO ^PlUMBINB lectibles. 529 Spring MDPED8 Part time for specialty prac­ (opposite CALDOR) Enfield, CT 1-800-243- eat-ln kitchen, family open house. Philips house construction. 89 Prob* LX Demo * 1 2 9 9 5 *4 VW Jatta. 2 dr. at Construction Manegemant. Street, Manchester. as VW JMa. 4 dr. r*d with high visibility and a Manchester, CT 4242. Real Estate. 742-1450n REASONABLE UNDDCAPWD 84 Bronco II 4x4 * 7 2 9 5 tice In Manchester. Reward­ EXECUTIVE room. 2'/i baths, 1 acre lot. 10% Senior Citizen UNDER $4000 MOTORCYCLE Insu- high volume of activity. MANCHESTER. 172 Ma­ 88 Ranger XLT * 8 9 9 5 ing position (or an organized PERSONAL LINES Call today. 289-1154. Su- WILLINGTON. Builder DIeoount. RATES N ’t Plurn'otno. HtiUng A S3 VW JMU. 4 dr. r«d ronce. Some day cov­ Responsibilities Include SALES HOMES may take vour home In ple Street. Cleaning 87 F1S0 S/S Pickup * 9 8 9 5 S3 VW QTI, black people oriented person. Will burbanlte Homes. Call 643-655S Air CtnoRloning erage, competitive maintaining files and re­ trade. New authentic We cater to the UNDSCAPE grandma's house. 81 Eacort 2-Dr * 2 9 9 5 train. 046-4811. The Prudential is seek­ INSURANCE FOR SALE Bollere. pumps, hot water 24 Tollind T|ke. rotes on full range ot SALES CLERK 1748 Sturbridge Village Childrens clothes, cords, Interfacing with vl- ing a bright Highly mo­ home owner. tanka, now and specializing In landa- toys, something tor Vernon. motercvcles. Coll CUSTOMER NORTH Coventry. Move Salt box reproduction, replacementa. cape tia retaining walla, Crockett Agency, Inc. sitors/appllcants, an­ Part time tor weekends tivated individual who MANCHESTER: Choose right In. Lovely three ROBERTS & SONS everyone. Saturday, 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 649-2638 one to tit your budget. set on three acres with Senior Citizen FREE ESTIMATES steps & borders. 643-1577. Medical Laboratory swering telephones, filing and evenings. Flexible has the Initiative to SERVICE bedroom ranch, 1 acre pond and view. Three Decks, Additions, April 22, 9-1. and typing. Good com­ Two-copes; sixrooms, private lot. This home R em odeling Discount 643-9649/228-9616 Ktn Technician. Part time for hours. Ideal working build a solid professio­ REPRESENTATIVE 1 - both. Fine starter fireplaces, beehive munications skills, ability has on eat-ln kitchen, oven, three bedrooms, 20 years exp. 871-1953 physician office lab. Flex­ conditions. Pleasant nal sales career In In­ home, 1 - cor garage fireplace In living FREE ESTIMATES — ible hours. Call Sandy to work Independently Our 15 person insur­ $134,500. Six - room, 2 - 2'/2 baths. Quality and Free Est. environment in mo­ surance and invest­ room, panelled base­ design you won't find FULLY INSURED between 0am and noon at and previous experience ance agency in the both, excellent quality, 456-2984 dern pharmacy. Not ment, Family room, anywhere else! Ptumbiug A ItoatiRg DOTS UWB SCBMCE AM» you 643-7913. In office routine required. ments. Extensive 2- heart ot downtown screened porch, new wood stove and a two JBABMEBBM It Ihl8 the usual retail. Apply $350,000. Dlr:Rte74 to 6 4 3 6 774 S ytttm s We provide excellent be­ year earn-as-you- Manchester, wishes to furnace, 1 - cor garage cor garage. $149,900. Call now tor • m b l# m [probably $159,900. P eterm an Parker Rood, house on 15 yrs. Service Since 1073 Lieimad tawrid nefits and competitive sa­ at once to pharmacist learn training pro­ DIr: Rte 44 ro North Beaweem KSohan lemcdaUng Yard olaan-up l■n'l on paid « hire a personal lines Real Estate 649-9404. right.Philips Real Est- Shrub & hedge trimming lary. For consideration or Ann: customer service rep. River Rood, Blue house ote. 742-I450O______“fFe can tell you Water heelere your car ' loo muenV Server/Grill Cook gram. College degree COVENTRY. Spotless. on left, #1541. Philips R&Y Rototilting and mowing please submit resume to: BRAND new listing!! what to look for... Boitera 10% CRIzati itaeeant 500 W . C enter St., Part time. Flexible hours, preferred. Starting sa­ We reluctantly have to $124,900. Well deco­ Real Estate. 742-1450. Staler replace an employee Enormous twelve Remodeling and what to look Senior Citizen diaeouirt days, nights and weekends. TIra Human Resources UGGETT PARKADE lary up to $800 per rated Ranch home In o COVENTRY. Great tom- Prompt eervioe 646-7011 M a n c h e s t e r ot many years, who Is quiet area. Newly re­ room Custom built Hourly rate plus gratuities. Department PHARMACY week. Excellent bene­ llv location. Well moln- Raised Ranch on Abbe Company out fo r!” leaving us to be a full built porch overlooks 646-1101 646-4321-1— Golf privileges Included. Rockville General Parkade Shopping fits. Call Harry Velardi tolned and nicely Rood Ext. In South time mother. well manicured private decorated three bed­ E x p 0rt HEBRON Will train. Must be 18. Apply Center at 844-1145. Windsor. FIve-sIx bed­ ,QPEN DAILY Hospital Minimum two years yard. Newer both, room raised ranch, Cnttman$hlp HarBro TOYOTA Manchester Country Club brand new carpeting. rooms, three full baths, LANDSCAPE BtoD 31 Union Street 404 W. Middle Tpke. auto and homeowners new oak cabinets, new excellent In-law apart­ In A ll PIlBBM of M & M O I L im i: or call 646-0103 for an ap­ Nice home.D.W. Fish wraparound deck, IV2 Design & Construction Sit B-S Rockville, CT 06066 rating experience ne­ Realty, 643-1591.0 ment, two fireplaces, Rnmodnllng Painting PLUMBING A HEA’HNG Hebron 228-1150 iretne m Sundiya pointment. baths, fireplace, gar­ cathedral celling In the eee/aa fA^t/V* cessary. Some typing MANCHESTER. Newer • Oil Burner Service A Seles Manchester 647-7760 DRIVER AND age, wooded rear yard, living room, summer •tKtiR effiiAii of Manchester ability is needed, and Cope. Aluminum sided more $164,900. Philips • Automatic Oil Delivery * 0 DELIVERY porch, large private lui{iN bfiMMHt I HELP experience with P.C. six room Cope with Real Estate. 742-1450.O lot, many extras. Coll Quality Painting • Well Pumpe SStea A Service mom vc ftN d N S PEC IA L MAINTENANCE tlreploced living room, hdu eCntM i;1aB4W£XtT5B Cars/Trucks WANTED PERSON set-ups would be a de­ MANSFIELD. Superb lo­ to see tor yourself! Services • Water Heetera 5823 weekend. Candidate Apply at once to phar­ remodeled, newer root ing the lake from large 2x6 construction, tullv for infants or toddlers on Sat. April 22, agency with attractive and windows. Fenced- breok ... shop the classi­ ment? Be sure to check Cara, Trucks. Vans, 4x4'e fS^WE-VE COT -EM A L L !-^ should possess skills macist or Ann; living room, and extra oppllonced kitchen, Manchester Monday-Friday 1-6pm. In between 9am - 2pm. benefits, and the CT In area In o targe lot. fied columns for bargain the many vacancies listed Are you ready for epring? and knowledge of large dining room, en­ 26x14 deck overlooks In classified each doy. an exclusive day care W e need: office has been judged $134,900.D.W. Fish closed porch, three great private wooded 645<8892 buys! center. Call The Chil­ plumbing, electrical and LIGGEH PARKADE the most pleasant of­ Realty, 643-1591.0 bedrooms, IV2 baths, lot near the Manches­ dren's Place Inc., Man­ CLERKS general repair work. fice to work in of the 25 MANCHESTER. Six garage under house, te r Country Club. chester 643-5535. Carpentry knowledge a PHARMACY 1989 TOYOTA 4x4 SECRETARIES office chain. Call do- room cope with gor- large divided base­ Many extras! $334,900. L0T8/LAND APARTMENTS APARTMENTS STORE AND NEW 1988 TOYOTA plus. Excellent benefits Parkade Shopping oge. Owners w ill carry ment. $145,900. Philips Jackson 8i Jackson Center rothy at Hllb, Regal & first mortgage with fa­ FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT OFRCE SPACE PICKUP DATA ENTRY Including medical, Real Estate. 742-1450.O Real Estate, 647-8400.O 4 RUNNER TEACHER Aid (Part time) Hamilton Co. of Ct., vorable rote with 10% 2 4 liter E.F.I. engine. 5 Bpd. man. trans., steel dental and pension plan. 404 W. Middle Tpke. MANSFIELD. Two tom- NATURE comes ollvel I ! WORD PROCESSORS MANCHESTER. Second MANCHESTER. Second PROFESSIONAL Office skid pletea, tilt forward cloth bench seat, for preschool program. Inc. 643-1155. down. $145,000. No lly. Route 195 near East Enloy the beautiful APPROVED building 2.4 liter E.F.I. engine, euto trent. steel ekld Call or apply In person agents. George, 666- lots. Wlllington, floor, 2 bedrooms, floor, two bedrooms. Suite. 760 square feet. plites. dual mirrora, tinted glees, p. rear win­ power steering, tinted gieM, cut pile carpeting, Hours 2-5:30 Monday-Fri­ Brook Moll. $179,900. change ot seasons In Kelly Temporary to: 5329. heat, and appliances. Stove, refrigerator, In excellent downtown dow, rear defogger, AM/FM stereo, digital chrome bumpers & ext. trim. AM/FM stereo Philips Real Estate. this super brand new $67,500-$69,500. Coven­ w/digilal clock, custom tires & rims, chrome day. Diploma plus experi­ Service try, $84,400-597,900. No pets. $600 plus se­ wall to wall carpet, hot location. Available tor clock, chronte bumpers & ext. trim. p. tieering, MAINTENANCE MANCHESTER. Phelps 742-1450.P______Gambrel Colonial on tilt wheel, a.c.. custom Int., custom wheels & nerf bars & light bar. KC off road lights & more. ence desired. Paid vaca­ Philips Real Estate. curity. 646-3979. water. $640 plus secur­ Immediate lease. OrIg. list *14,094. Now: 77 Hazard Avenue SUPERVISOR Rood. Six rooms, two JUST listed. Immaculate Loomis Rood In Bol­ Boyle Real Estate mors. Orig. Mel *18,944. NOW: tion and sick time. WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR large bedrooms, large ton. 2,100 square toot 742-1450.O MANCHESTER.Three ity. References re­ Enfield, Ct 06082 SOUTH WINDSOR six room, full dor- bedroom duplex Avail­ quired. No pets. 646- Company. 649-4800. COOK (Part time) for living room with fire­ mered Cope located on three bedrooms, 2'/j 745-3383 or NURSING CENTER The Connecticut Water Company Is seeking a tech­ able MOV 1. $800.Secur- 4648. school age daycare to place, dining room, Willard Rood. Two full baths, country kitchen, BU8INE88 ■teftJVACATIDN n s , 8 2 1 *12,996 Itv and references. 649- MANCHESTER. Lovely work June lOth-August 249-4555 1060 Main Street nically motivated individual for duties Including eat-ln kitchen, family baths, fireplace, oak mudroom, fireplace, PRDPERTY Stock #T9336 Price excluding reg. & tax 0856.______five room apartment. I^ R E N T A L 8 Stock #8-922 Price excluding reg. & tax. operation of two water treatment plants, located in room, garage, large lot floors, garage and po- Andersen windows, Price good thru 4/24/89 25th. Previous experience. Not an agency, South Windsor, CT with mature trees. AVAILABLE Imme­ Second floor enclosed Rockville and Stafford Springs. Good math and tlo.$146,900. Blanchard deck, and It's set on 2.3 PACKAGE Store- Price good thru 4/24/89 Contact Manchester Early never a fee. 06074 $165,000. P rinciples acres suitable tor diately. One bedroom porch, parking. $550. chemical skills required. & Rossetto Realtors," Business. Manchester Learning 047-9659. ss# a^/f/h only. 643-8255.______horses. $242,900.Jock- with garage In conve­ plus security and u tili­ MISQUAMICUT, Rl We're Selling Houses" high traffic area, ties. No pets. Referen­ OVER 100 I i Q r n State of Connecticut Treatment Plant Operator’s BOLTON Green. Seven 646-2482.0______son & Jackson Real equipment and Inven­ nient location. $450. Kmk I m^ PARTIAL room ranch, two cor ^^stote^47-8400jD^^^ Boyle Real Estate ces. 646-6950 otter 6pm. Cottage in great loca­ PRE-OWNED Certification a Plus. LYDALL Woods ranch tory Included, some tion 2 blocka from attached. Flreploced owner financing possi­ Company. 649-4800. MANCHESTER. Two VEHICLES IN LISTING PARKS MAINTAINER 2 ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS Must liye in service area or be willing to relocate. unit. Price slashed beach, 2 bathe, aleepa 7 living room. Approxi­ $7,000. Immaculate two ICDNDDMINIUM8 ble. $109,900. Philips MANCHESTER.Cozy bedroom duplex, rem­ STOCK TOWN OF Salary commensurate with experience and mately one acre corner |FDR8ALE Real Estate. 742-1450.O odeled. Laundry hook­ available 10-17 July CARS 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE bedroom home on pri­ tour room apartment *650. Alao available GLASTONBURY MANCHESTER, CT education. Reply to: lot.PrIced to seltlM vate cul-de-sac. Att­ centrollv located In ex­ up. $600. plus utilities. Coll owner MANSFIELD. Buildings, cellent neighborhood. References and secur- June and Sept, oft sea- ached garage, applian­ IRDDM8 eon rate *475 weekly. Two opanings. Performs a 203-649-6220 THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY evenlngs.646-5691. five rental units, near Sun deck with enclosed Ity. 633-6921. ces. $130's. Blanchard FDR RENT Call 647-1413. evening wide variety of taml-akllled (Next to Economy Electric) 93 West Main Street • Clinton. CT 06413 OPEN house. Sunday, & Rossetto Realtors," UCONN. $254,900. Phil­ porch, yard and 1 tasks In connection with *oe/*ap April 23, 1-4.167 Spring- We're Selling Houses” ips Real Estate. 742- garden. $540. plus utlll- CDNDDMINIUM8 call 649-9345. maintenance of public MANCHESTER. Cleon, grounds, athletic fields, dole Avenue, Coven­ 646-2482.0______I450.P tles. 643-9691.______FDR RENT swimming facilities, ceme­ try. 742-0078 tor dlrec- quiet, furnished room. C h e v y $ u n b iiil HEAVENLY ranch with Cooking and laundry APPLICATIONS tor one MI8CELLANEDU8 88 T o ys 87 P o n t 87 88 teries a landscaped areas. tlons or Information. |^LDT8/LAND bedroom and three MANCHESTER. Newer P e n t 84 D o d g o Position requires ability to privacy. Spectacular tocllltles. Conve­ 88 Z HELP |£ ^ FD R 8 A LE bedroom. Section 8, two bedroom, olr con­ FDR RENT C r e t iM a S a fn r i **24 m operate wide variety of OPEN house Sunday, tor the money Is this niently located on bus f o r m u la R u n V a n machinery & equipment such Security Guards April 16, 12-3pm. Bol­ three bedroom ranch wolfing llsttor Oakland ditioned, new applian­ W a g o n C o u p e MMlilMie ' tine. $240. per month. ces, pool, heat and GARAGE. 7 'h cor garage W a g o n 6cyi,Auto, PS ss power mowers, chain saw. WANTED We currently have several Security Guard positions ton. Impressive Con­ with beautiful new cus­ WILLINGTON. Two lots, Security and reteren- Heights will be ac­ S i^ iO R d d c f «pd. White White ;■ J carpentry tools & other temporary lust built on tom kitchen, 1'/2 baths, cepted Saturday, April woter,$695. per month. available Imme- Auto, eiu# 0 P«98. 9 landscape/constructlon available at our $75,000 each. Jock ces. 644-3503.______1.5 acres surrounded fireplace, and the start Loppen Realty. 643- 22, between lOom and Coll 644-5257 days, or dlotelv. Coll 643-1577. equipment, as well as basic ALL POSITIONS OPEN ROOM with kitchen and 644-3313 evenings. knowledge of landscaping, iVIanchester Store by woodland. Four ot o great first floor 4 2 6 3 . ______1pm a t Oakland $ j k i d g f O ld s P o n t 8$ T o y . 85 V W nursery work & tree care. bedrooms, 2'/i baths, tomllv room with la u n d ry privileges. Heights Apartments, rglRDDMMATE8 7 78 80 PAY '6.00 & UP Part time positions with nights and weekend hours GOLF course acreage: Private Manchester C a m ry S c iro c c o Work during periods of Incle­ available. Excellent oral and written communications formal dining room. cathedral ceilings. Ten acres ot beautiful 360 Oakland Street, R71H D M E8 1 ^ WANTED ■ ^ - 9a r t ■ O o i t a S S F ir e b ir d ment weather and/or beyond skills needed. Own transportation is necessary. Ex­ Flreploced tomlly Home Is of the end ot residence. Non- Manchester.______1 ^ FDR RENT «tr, «yl, A T v-e. AT IMpd. AC, Red 6epd, AO regular work day required. Medical & Dental Ins. Available golf course will moke smoker. No alcohol. w r. v -e , 4 6 v-6. A T . Gold perience in retail security preferred. room with slider to cul-de-sac street with o seven to fourteen lots, MANCHESTER. Four PROFESSIONAL, non- Ability to perform heavy deck. Priced to sell I bock yard that abuts o Quiet, considerate. $85. physical labor, read & write In Complete Training PART TIME BENEFITS INCLUDE: buv and divide price room, first floor rent. BOLTON. Three bed­ smoker to shore tour $299,900. D ir: Comp private wooded pre­ ^weeklv^49|2902j^^^_ English, complete basic • Paid Vacations and Holidays $210,000. Joe Gwoltney Basement, security, room, two baths, tullv bedroom, wosher/d- 85 F o r d P o n t arithmetic, & understand & Free Uniforms Meeting Rood to right serve. $139,900. Anne 85 v w T o y . 81 T o y . 85 F o r d 85 • 90 Day Salary Review with Merit Increase (919)249-1221. Oriental, APARTMENT8 references. No pets. oppllonced, rec room, rver, parking and 83 follow written 6 oral Instruc­ on Birch M ountain M iller Real Estate, 647- $550. per month plus much more. $3(W. per T e m p o R a n g e r F lo r a G T tions also required. Company Outings & Awards • Flexible Hours N.C. otter dork._____ two cor garage, washer l e ^ S u p ra S ta r le t • Up to 100% Tuition Reimbursement Rood. Follow signs to 8OOO.0______FDR RENT heat. 643-1577.______and drver provided. month plus > utilities. v - . A T. PS v- . »pd, Applicants must possess mi­ BOLTON Lake-small por- dr. A T , f Hot Carl 2dr, 8«pd 4dr, AC. AT 6 6 8 Great Growth Potential • Employee Discount right on Enrico Rood. Four bedroom treat. MANCHESTER. Attrac­ Available tor June 1st. 643-7288. 4 »8 nimum 8th grade education & Flono Realty. 646- cel ot land. Con not be MANCHESTER. Two 2 years experience In park • Cash Incentive Program Beautiful and spacious tive six room duplex. No pets. $1,000 per Family Meal Discounts 5200.D built upon. 643-2880. bedroom flat, first w s m r maintenance or related work, • 401K Savings Plan seven room ranch with T/2 baths, first floor month, unheated; GENERAL 87 P o n t 87 T o y . 86 F o r d 58 H o n d a or an equivalent combination Flexible Schedules • Profit Sharing MANCHESTER. New llst- fireplace In living INVITATION TO BID floor, olr condition, laundry, large yard. $1,100 per month, 8ERVICE8 E s c o r t of experlenca 8 training: a • Bonuses and MUCH MORE! Ingl Immaculate U&R room, formal dining Th« Manctmter Public tullv oppllonced kit­ heated. Coll 643-0862. G ra n d P r lx C o ro lla L E M u s ta n g CRX valid CT Class II motor vehl- Security, references. i^ T o n P U - Homemakers Hours Available It you are Interested, please apply in person to: tour bedroom contem­ room, IV2 baths, two sollclte bide for ATH- chen, basement, gar­ $750. plus utilities. 647- W a g o a V-D. AT, AC dr, A T. AC Sipd, Ccae. cla operator's license. ‘-■JIC MUIPMBNT tor the age. $675. per month AFFORDABLE services V-S. AT. 4 AT, V-6, msno Salary Range: Myron Sustar, 145 Spencer St., Manchester, CT porary. Vaulted ceil­ cor garage In o great 8TDRE AND A T . k>tnil« .. • • * '> ‘ •1 year. Sooltd bide plus security and utili­ 9353. for the elderly. Light 26 8 $22.801-$2AS00 (subject to (203) 649-0136. ings and skylights odd tomllv neighborhood DFFICE 8PACE housekeeping, grocery adjustment 7/1/80). to the open feel of this oft Vernon Street In the *< ties. No pets. 649-5678 MANCHESTER. Three g|Nf 87 M a z d a S O d h o v y STOP BY TODAY & TALK WITH An equal opportunity employer F.M., ot which time bedroom, 1’/z baths, shopping, will tlx light 84 C h o v y Applications may be ob­ sunny home. Ceramic Buckley School area. thev will bo publicly opened. otter 7pm.______Q f roiiiii 87 P o n t 87 D o d g o M o n to The rlpht It reeerveid to relect attic and cellar. $775. MANCHESTER. 6,100 meals, hove hair dress­ B 2000 tained from the Town Manag­ THE MANAGER tile foyer and baths, For retiree or someone MANCHESTER. Room In square feet. Excellent ing license. Shampoo, S m riiin lS E G r a n d A m C a m a ro er's Office. 2155 Main Street, onv and all bids. Speclflcotlone quiet rooming house. per month plus utili­ C h a rg o r C a r lo $ G R O s s m R n s large country kitchen. who wonts the |ov of and bid forme may be secured retail space, will subdi­ White, V P ic k u p 5 Qlastonbury, CT 06033 and MON-FRI 9-6PM Oft street parking. $70. ties. Security and ref­ sets, haircuts, perms, Rwl, A T .P S V *«. AC -8 AT. AC. Cati. must be received by Monday, Nancy von Hollen/Su- one floor living! at the Business Oftlce, 45 North vide. F.J. SplleckI Loaded||y-|j^lj SAT & SUN 11-7PM EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH erences. No pets. 643- manicures, etc. Coll May 1. 1080. AA/EOE/MF son Buckno. Sentry $157,900. Anne M iller School Street, Manchester, CT. per week. 646-1686 or Realtors. 643-2121. Debt 643-4767. Real Estate, 643-4060.O Real Estate, 647-8000.O 046-04 569-3018. 2121.