, 1988 — 19 N0ME8 IFOB m i \I ______M ALLARD View- Quality MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Churdi plans Deep h o le fflfS g » ^ (||rii| constructed 3 bedroom room Townhouse with P O N T IA C Phoenix 1980.4 Olds Cutlass C ruiser 1987. Brougham Wagon. R. 1 year attached single family fireplace. Heat, car­ door, hatch, front homes (you own your Loaded. All options. 4 lex. 3 bed- peting, A/C, all ap­ wheel drive, auto- Concerns about own lot),flreplocedliv­ pliances. Nice loca- motlc, air, cruise, AM- months old, 3900 miles. Whalers two games behind Revenue Increase I baths, full Rust proofed, etc. Paid , p r iv a t e ing room , V /i baths, tlon. C a ll 647-1595. FM . 48K. $1950. 649- Anderson permoshleld MI8CEUANE01I8 1337. ______$15,600. asking $13,000 \retlrement-center /3 Canadlens in Stanley Cup /13 1 fully car- MANCHESTER- Main ___ I CHILD CARE . or best offer. 649-2178. may cover budget /4 stove, re- termopone windows, Street, 1 and 2 bedroom 8ERVICE8 SUBARU DL Wagon 1981. ronge, refrigerator, and dls- apartm ents. 529-7858 or BABYSITTER Avolloble. New clutch, new axels. 1983 C h e w C a v a lie r '1 nyl siding. dishwasher and win­ 563-4438.______Experienced Pre- TAX.ATTORNEY R e t i r e m e n t L iv in g Good condition. $1300 Wagon, 4 speed, power Is. On aulet dows, range, refrigera­ School Teacher ovolla- ( M M trom mS) D & B PAINTING Everything prbvided negotiable. Call 649- steering, power tor, dishwasher and 3 Rooms partly f urnlshed- Immediate ble to babysit. 6pm- Will advise and prepare Exttrlgr M#ns# PahrtlBg for your comfort even 7494 offer 6pm.______brakes, AM/FM microwave oven, car­ ,heat. Working single . $139,900. male preferred. No 11pm. Call Nancy all tax returns. Dependable and axperlenead. nursing service. Rotes PLYMOUTH Horizon Cassette. $3200. 742- t9-2947. peting, full basement 645-6570. reasonable. Coll 649- 5459. and even an attached pets. Leose. 643-2880. Low Prloee and Fully Insured. 1980. Good condition, 4 WHITMAN , Free Eetlmeiea 2358. ______cylinder, 4 door, 4 dsor llne- NEW Apartments on bus- la s Downey Drive., Apt. A garage. $149,900. B lan ­ ODD lobs, Trucking oom Colon- chard 8< Rossetto Real­ llne. 2nd floor. $550 per Menoheeler, S2S-lsei NEIL - 649-4136 speed. $1500 or best month. 1 month secur­ LAWN CARE Home repairs. You offer. 649-3692.______loor family tors," We’re Selling nam e It, we do It. Free J 4 b e d - H ouses" 646-2482.0 ity. Peterman Building INCOME TAX 1 ^ ROOFING/ AMC Eagle 4x4 1981. estimates. Insured. 643- 57,000 miles. Good run­ sre'sevena QUALITY and Elegance Com pony. 649-9404.D LAWNS Cut. Reliable 0304. CLYDE the living work, reasonable PREPARATION E i]8 ID IN 0 ______ning condition. $1200 CHEVROLET-aUICK, INC. can be found through­ TWO Family flat, first In Your Hom e wood stove floor, 4'/i rooms. Ap­ rates. Call Mike 643- HAWKES TREE SERVICE negotloble. 646-6173. ROUTE 83, VERNON out this exquisite new 8 Inleuding; Rental and Sole R.J. Roofing. No lob too r room. All 0720. Buckal, truck S chippar. Stump D ATSU N 210 1980- E x c e l­ room Contemporary pliances, Adults pre­ Proprietorship. C all Jim Wheeler 82 Regal Coup# *5695 liaiirl)PBtpr Mpralh It's located big or too small. Will Ronch. This custom ferred. No pets. Secur­ Need your lawn mowed ramoval. Fraa aatimataa. lent running condition. mllvnelgh- work 7 days, until lob S4CameroCpa. *7995 built home offers 3 ity. $500 per month. or rokedH Any odd lobs “ 742-1009 Special conaldaratlon for Automatic, A/C, ra- $185,900. complete. 10 percent 84 Century L T D 4 dr. *8295 bedroom s, 2Vi baths, 649-7885.______outside. 649-3104. Reas­ aldariy and handicappad. dlols. $1200. 649-5121. Real Est- discount for senior citi­ 84 Citation 4 dr. *4995 charming living room, 3 Bedroom apartment on onable rates. OLDS Cutlass Wagon .D zens. Free estimates. 85 Spectrum 4 dr *3995 flreploced fam ily 2nd floor In 4 family CARPENTRY/ 647-7553 1980- 1 owner, 75,000 EASTERN Jo e 649-9251.______SSOIdaCallizdr. *7995 R- Beautl- room, formal dining house. $600 per month. REM0DELIN6 miles. Automatic, very Friday, April 8, 1988 wlth 2flre- room and ultra modern LAWNCARE 85 Chav. Aetro Van *9695 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents C a ll 645-8201. O t f f t n g • Pu// L ln 0 of PRESTIGE ROOFING HANDYMAN good condition. 872- e 1st floo r kitchen. Am enities In­ 65 Century 4 dr. *5995 MANCHESTER. For Ltwn 6 Yard Sgry/cM Roofing of all typaa. Shlnglaa. Home Improvement - Polnllne 6122. ) with slld- clude; whirlpool, sky­ w ro CARPENTRY A 85 Cavelier C S 4 dr. *5995 rent. B ig 3 bedroom on MovNng. B OI . Rlwitlno A Mofol flat roofing, roof rapalra. - Boiemenrt Flnlihed - Tlllna ■ c, walk-up A lights, central vac, sun- Llahl Carpentry ■ ODD JOBS - 68 Century 4 dr. 9uRy lft«ir«tf • 9rM EMImMoi REMODEUtM SERVICES *9995 busline. $575 plus utili­ All work gutrinitod. iht living raom, paddle fan, • tOfMor C R in n OlBOOuni* CompMa home repairs and re­ INSURED 88Camarocpa. *10,795 ties. Security and ref­ modeling. W s a p a ^ lz s In bath­ tor enter- recessed lighting, 2 Call 66 Olde Delta Cpa. *11,2 95 ar garage, erences reaulred. 6^- 447-9910 Kendall Ksyss rooms and kltohsna. Small seals BARRY SCANLON LIPMAN #1 decks, 2 car garage and commarolal work. Raglalerad, In- 67 Caprice wagon *12,595 1 P o r t e r 1577. 742-7331 646-2411 free eitimatee more. Coll for a show­ aured, ratarenesa. VOLKSWAGEN 67 Chav. Celebrity 4 dr. *6995 . Reduced ing. $349,900. Klernan MANCHESTER. 454 Main PHIL’S UWN CARE Afghan accord is ready MIRRORS • MIRRORS me M ille r Street. 2nd floor, 3 C o s i e s Conaarvotlva way to BS Subaru QL, 3 dr, Silver, 5 sp. 67 Pont. 6000 4 dr. *9995 Realty. 357 East Center • Spring cleanup Brighten up your hom e 647-eOOO.o Install or repair your root 4 WD. AC. AM-FM, <7205 67 Century 4 dr. *9995 Street. Manchester, room heated. No ap­ Rsaaonably priced, pliances. Security. $480 • Mowing FARRAND REMODELING and tovei Deal direct with SO v w QTi reoes R- Spec- CT. 06040. 649-1147. o roofer. Wood and ctdar rararancae, Inauied. per m onth. 646-2426, • Weekly service available. Room additions, dseka, roofing, SOTrant Am, BIk, '11,895 tem porary COVENTRY- Profitable thaketpeclallfll Saal • Over 20 years sxparlanes. 872-9111 Gorbachev says Soviet troops will begin leaving May 15 ] beautttui P weekdoys 9om-5pm. aiding, windows and gutters. 80 Toy. Tarcal. 2 dr, rad, '8185 auto body, repair and Call for free estimates. d o w n i. 27 y e ars X)0 sauare Baekhoa and buNdozar sarvics ACCENT GUSS CO. SS (2) Tareala 4 dr. AT, '6995 used cor bulsness... 4 Room Duplex with sun- exparlenca. 85 GENEVA (AP) — A settlement ury... 1st available. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Chav Cavalier Type 10, '3285 ilVA (AP)—A settlement the Afghan government since "It‘It is not a perfect agreement The United States is the giguerril­ land, bulsness, build­ deck and garden In __ 742-7476___ 647-0146 88 Cutleee Clerra brn, '7985 ced fam ily 8 7 1 -7 9 9 0 . to end the war in Afghanistan and April 30, 1978, after a communist because it was worked out by las’ main weapons supplier. The ing and tools Included wonderful neighbor­ Bus. 047-8509 EASTERN WATERPROOFINO 84 Audi 4000, querto, '6485 ry, 3 bed- hood. $530plus utilities. *****GGBGaGBn«B«gg MDTDRCYCLES/ clear the way for the removal of coup set up a government human beings,” but it "reflects In this great opportun­ G & G L awn S ervice Bst. 845-6849 COMPANY 64 Volvo DL, 4 dr, brn, AT, '7595 Soviet Union had argued that U.S. ken tlre- ity... Good going buls­ No pets. AyallobleMay 64 VW QLI '6795 ( 3 3 MDPEDS Soviet troops is completed and friendly to the Soviet Union. the reality of the situation," aid to insurgents couldn’t be Mowing, trimming and spring H&R ROOFING SPtCIALIZINa IN I ng room , ness.. Buy NowIM Call 1st. 643-9691.______63 VW Cemper AT. '7995 ready to be signed, a U.N. Soviet troops entered the war Cordovez said. ng room , claanup. DapandaWs ssrvica Rsaldsntlal roofing of all types. • Wot Baoomonlo • Hetohwsys compared to Soviet aid to the Bob Klernen today! and low pricsa. For frss 64 VW Rabbit, 4SK, '4295 Y A M A H A 1980 250 E x c i­ mediator said today. on Dec. 1979 and an estimated Chen, ex- MANCHESTER- Ayalla­ 8A8 Home FREE ESTIMATES. • Sump Pumpo • Foundation Crooks “The test of this agreement will government. $395,000. Klernan ble M ay 1st. 6 rooms, satlmats call 62 VW Convertible. >6996 ter. Runs good. Needs Radio Moscow reported that ster bed- Improvemonti A Repair 10% Ssnior CItIzan Discount. FREE ESTIMATES 62 Buick Skylark. '3295 115,000 are in Afghanistan now. come in its implementation, and Cordovez refused to discuss the Realty. 357 East Center w all to w all In 3 rooms, Paul - 646-6868 or WRITTEN QUARANTEE minor repairs. Asking wlth let Complete, home care. All Work Quarantasd. 62 Ford EXT, '2195 Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ Radio Moscow reported that therefore I hope that people will issue and said it was not part of Street, Manchester, no appliances, wa- Dan - 228-9094 $250. 646-4704. s! M arble CT. 06040. 649-1147. o "No Job Too Small" 875-S648 79 BMW 3201, '4795 chev confirmed that Red Army Gorbachev confirmed the May 15 give it a chance,” he told the peace package, but U.S. exquisite sher/dryer hook-ups, 647-9280 parking 2 cars. $600 Free Estimates 24 Tolland Tnpk, Rte. 83 troops will begin leaving Afghan­ troop withdrawal during a speech reporters. Cordovez added that government sources in Washing­ r l Owner- MANCHESTER- "Easter CU8AN0 LANDSCAPING PATIO DOOR GLASS 1 iCARS istan on May 15. to Communist Party officials in I's. Blan- Special" Very nice 7 security deposit. $600 ■ ■ " k e n n a r d '"' Vernon, CT • 649-2638 he was convinced all parties “will ton have said the agreement per month plus heat Professional Lawn 646-1143 .HOME IMPROVEMENT Special - *98 0. 0b ' IFDR SALE "We have discussed, we have the Soviet city of Tashkent, where exercise restraint in taking any appears to meet U.S. conditions letto Real- room, 3 bedrooms, V/i Maintenance Sldlno • Docks • Roolocement lor rsplooonioni (standard StaTS) e Selling baths, large rec room, and utilities. No dogs. Windows a Doors negotiated. That’s over,” media­ he met Thursday with Afghan actions" that might violate the for ending aid to the warring 2482.0 Adults preferred. On Complolo tantfteapiflg tfMiion. Cali No Job Too B la or Too SmoM • Over 20 yaara sxparlsnca. tor Diego Cordovez told repor­ leader Najib. hardwood floor for your fraa aatlmata. KITCHEN & BATH agreement. parties. throughout plus nice busline. 649-8188 call 10% tonlor a iln n Discount ACCENT GUSS CO. ters. "I want to inform you that Both leaders said Thursday When asked what language the :R . S pa- between 2 and 4pm. 646-4075 (w REMODELING Mombor of Hi# Intornotlonol 1 C olonial patio, tool shed and >04) B o rttr Systoms Now Is A Great the documents are now finalized that obstacles to an agreement United States and Soviet Union The accord was reached after ROCKVILLE- New large ___ 647-0146 M anches- deep private loti! 487-5870 From the smsllest repair to Coll 728-0761 Anvtimo and open for signature.” had been cleared and that the nearly six weeks of negotiations 1 bedroom. Washer/D- were prepared to sign to guaran­ Club, In $150's. Century 21 Lin d ­ the largest renovation, wo Time To Buy a He said Afghanistan, Pakistan, accord was ready to be signed. tee the settlement, Cordovez said, in the latest round of indirect E s ta te s ", sey Real Estate, 649- ryer hook-ups. 2nd will do a complete lob. Start floor. Stove, refrigera­ POWER WASHING the United States, and the Soviet The Soviet Union's official Tass “All that is pending” He would talks between Afghanistan and oom with 4000.O to finish. Free estimates. Interior A Exterior 1987 Chevy tor, carpeting, park­ L J S & SON^ Union were prepared to sign a news agency filed an urgent not elaborate. Pakistan. In closets Londtcoplng ft Mowing FLOORING Maintenance, nenovatloni iream enl- CONDOMINIUMS ing, storage area. $490 Heritage Kitchen & and Painting. five-point peace package worked report out of Geneva this after­ The mutual U.S.-Soviet guaran­ Setting the time of signature plus utilities. Evenings Yard claan-up, mawins, tull D.W. Fish FOR SALE Bath Center fnai/red ■ Sen/or O lie o u n t$ NOVA! out during almost six years of noon saying the agreement was tor role had been in doubt because "involves a number of logistical 191.0 . 643-8557. londtcopa M rvica ofTarad. on-and-off negotiations between completed. of a dispute over U.S. demands Fraa Esllmatas. Come visit our showroom af FLOORSANOING Renovations/Plus questions," said Cordovez, who I popping MANCHESTER- Spa­ 182 W. Middle Tpke. • Floors like new *8595 Afghanistan and Pakistan. Cordovez said the agreement for “symmetry” in the amount of mediated the talks by shuttling beautiful cious 2 bedroom Town- HOMES 645-6412 (laavt matBooa) Manchester • Specializing In older floors 6 4 6 - 2 2 5 3 Pakistan represented Moslem was expected to be signed by next superpower aid to the warring back and forth between the that sur- house. IV2 baths, large |m ] FOR RENT • Natural & stained floors Less 6 0 0 guerrillas who have been fighting Thursday. sides. delegations. graclous kitchen, basement. In 649-5400 • No waxing anymore Inning to sm all complex. ASHFORD Lake Chaftee- Liwn Mawing. 7 room s, 3 John VwHIHe - 646-5780 CONCRETE $119,900. By owner. 643- Charmlng 2 bedroom Edging. Hidgi Trlmmliig. CO I PAINTING/ Your Price *7995 lull baths, 7930. furnished waterfront. ppllanced Light Trucking, itc. PAPERING Thru Special Purchase from General Motors Corp. Package store F ire p la c e , $650 per IHEATIN6/ CPS CONCRETE k itc h e n , month plus utilities, 2 •Profaaalonalty Equippad Pdtloa, walks, floora, drlva- we have obtained many 1807 Chovrolot Nova 4 fireplace. o n months security. Small • Dapandabla QUALITY Painting and Iplum bing wavs, additions A decks. Jack Doors with low mileage. The Novae are equipped In Forest MORTGAGES Wallpapering. Free es­ Hammarine A saw cuttirie. with AT, A , PS, PB, rear defoggar, eterao and more. pets allowed, referen- FREE ESTIMATES. . Jackson ces. 644-1242.______Riy Hirdy, 646-7973 timates. Reasonable J.N.T. HEATING saved, thariks al Estate, DO NOT 00 BANKRUPTI prices. C all 568-8253 af- 10% Otscaunt for Sanler CHIsans 6 yrs. / 60 thQusand miles RHODE Island, Black­ ter 3pm.______& CO O LIN G Stop Foreclosure! Home- Inatallatlona, Rcpalri, Burner, 647-9289 Wirrinly Alio AvilliM i - 8m Any SilMmin Ftr D ililli lo g l The berry HIII.3bedroom,2 owners, consolidate your bath home, ocean BOOKKEEPING/ NAME your own price. Boilers. Water Haatsra. ••••••••••••••• n reduced bills, poy oft your credit Father 8, Son Painting o Senate vote view, '/2 mile to beach. INCOME TAX Cleaning, Refractory Borvloa. tic 8 plus 6 cards, your car or busi­ C a ll 203-644-9639 after and Papering. Remo­ on Laurel ness loan, your m ortgage Call Tad; 742 -5 70 0 87 CHEV CAVALIER 5pm. val. 872-8237. GARDENING Bv Nancy Concelman nchester. and saye, saye your 1-W-312-4146 2 Or.. 4 Cyl. Auto. AC. PS. PB. 83 CHEV CHEVETTE The Manchester Herald I >ms,2car homell NO PAYMENTS ENROLLED AGENT Slartio. Rear Oalog. Low Mllaa 2 Or., 4 Cyl., Auto. Ftaar Oafog. UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad STORE AND T2 years IRS Exptrltnco rate utlll- S t e n c ilin g r !a . DAINDSON ROTOTILLING *7995 When Robert and Rosalie Andre learned that a lo r and credit, late payments or OFFICE SPACE Tax Preparation / Contultlne / Tex Plumblns. Hsatlng. Pump Servloe All Size Garden Plots *2895 unemployment Is not a Semlnors Add life to one of your the building that housed their package store for m p ro v e - Naw Inatallatlona. Rapalra, Rototnilof at reaionaMe ratea. 8 problem. Foreclosure as­ Expert In New a Old Tex Lawt room s with a hand 84 BUICK SKYLARK 87 SPECTRUM X L’ enm ade. MANCHESTER Prime Dralna Cleaned, Bathroom $ F R E E aatlmatea. 4 Or.. 4 Cyl. Auto. AC. PS. PB, 26 years would be razed, their dreams began logo 7 sistance ayallable for the painted wall border.. Kitchen Remodeling 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. Auto. AC. PS. P8 . ow ner- downtown office KIMBERLEE D. O’NEILL Storoo. Rm f Otfog, tow Raar Oalog, Only 2.000 mllaa up in smoke. DIVORCED and SELF- Call Lennie at Scrv/ce la O u r Oualnaaa Call Clyde & Sons :ellent In- EMPLOYED. space, 825 square feet. 646:0079 ° But the couple were far from lamenting that K). Jack- But. Phone 742-8352 647-8987 o r 643-2340 *5495 *7995 Swiss Conservative Reasonable. 668-1447. 5M'-78n Inside feet. Loading dock. 10-3. Rain or shine. $14,900. 646-5422. Rear Oalog *8295 *7595 Hartford for a reception. The event was part of the state’s Frld a y 3:30 to 8:00pm. Woodland Industrial Furniture, lamps, mis­ The bill was introduced by Rep. John D. /V a d d e ll Ask for Eleonor._____ PR O LO N G T H E life of cut SUZUKI Samurai 1987 85 AMC WA60NEER celebration of 350 years of representative government. 00. Jack- Pork. 643-2121. flowers In your home by cellaneous. 96 Loomis Special Edition. 4 pas­ 85 PLY RELIANT Woodcock, D-South Windsor, specifically to help 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. Auto, P8 , PO. Radio. Umllad 4x4. Wood Grain. VS. ion Real CLOSE To buslines and E) FURNITURE snipping stems at an an­ Rood, Bolton.______senger, 14,000 miles, Auto, AC. PS. PB. P Wind. A Dr. the Andres, who live in South Windsor. They had 10.0 downtown. $80 per gle. This provides more GARAGE Sale. Rain or 5/50 w arranty. $7700. Lka, m Whaat, P. Saata. Starao searched for another Manchester location for the week. C all 643-2659. WANTED *5295 Caaa Move-In QUEENSIZE Waterbed stem surface to absorb shine, Friday 8, Satur­ C all 643-9452. *13.495 Legislators celebrate package store for 18 months. room , 3 MANCHESTER- Fur­ TO RENT complete. Dark pine, 4 the water. Prolong the life day, A p ril 8 8. 9, 9-2pm. B U I C K R iv ie r a 1969. 87 MAZDA 626 LX "This is hardship, pure and complete hard­ :apew lth nished room on bus­ drawer base, amtehing of good, but unused Items Boby equipment, toys Loaded, re-bullt mo­ Op«.. 4 Cyt.. 8 Spd.. AC. PS. PB. P Wind. A Or. Lookt. Sunroof, S2 CHEV CHEVETTE ship.” Rosalie Andre said Wednesday. kitchen, line. Quiet area, $240 WANTED to Rent Cot­ nightstand and chest of in your home by selling for all ages, miscel­ tor, new brakes and 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. Auto, Starao Caaa, year old per month. Security tage, Lakeside, East of drawers. $500 or best them for cash with a laneous. 102 LInwood exhaust. Excellent "..'oatoo , 2 0 9 5 Because of a stale law that limits package O ivld Kool/Mgnotiegter Herald me heat, ond references. Ladles the River. Weeks of otter. Call after 4pm. low-cost ad In classified. Drive, off Keeney, condition. Real clean. *10,995 and dedicate offices stores to one for every 2..500 people in a town, the n. Great Rooming House. 644- June 19, 26 and July 3. 568-1903. Manchester. $850. 643-8094.______couple’s hopes to relocate to South Windsor were VICTORY — Robert Andre, owner of the Silk City Package Store at 84 0. Strano 3503. 871-2573. 8Q MERC MARQUIS By Judd Everhart RESULT of a renovation. HONDA Civic Wagon 4 Or.. V8. Auto. AC. PS. PB. square-foot building Thursday dim Oakland St., would be able to move his business to a store in South Windsor 47-7653.0 We have 15 doors, 1979. Automatic, new Sttroo. n«ar Otfog m ^ TRUCKS The Associated Press TV/STEREO/ Automotive revealed that few expenses were « Please turn lo page 12 under the terms of legislation approved by the state Senate Thursday. /alue In APARTMENTS E] 80"x30" and 80"x42". front axle, brakes, runs *2745 spared. oom Co- APPLIANCES Some ore fire-rated. and looks great. $900. 87 DODGE CARAVAN FOR RENT 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, PS. PB, Starao HARTFORD — A thousand The floor in the sky-lit atrium is d on 39 WANTED Colors ore white and 643-8094 86 FDRD TEMPD GL present and former legislators here In 16 Cubic Frlgldalre, 2 mahogany. For more 2 Dr., 4 Cyl.. Auto. AC, PS. P6 . oaa. Raar Oa,0 0 , ^ 2 ^ 9 5 made of rose, gray and ivory ELLINGTON. Town- door, refrigerator, Informotlon call Man­ 191 i f OR SALE 1980 B U IC K S k y la rk , Stww.Ra.rO.tog headed to Hartford today to marble from Mexico and Spain, -arge 1st house Gardens. Beautl- 1 B a y 40 apply for $7,000 symphony post jom with avocado, $250. RCA ch e ste r M a n o r 646- stick, Air, body excel­ celebrate the 350th anniversary ful one-bedroom 86 CHEV ASTRO CL’ giving the appearance of three- ■lck tlre- Whirlpool washer- 0129. D O D G E Van B2000 Cus­ lent, needs tune-up. Pata. Van, VO, Auto. AC, PS, PB, of representative government in ranches and town- o r La rg e r 81 PONT. TIOOO dimensit al boxes on the floor. to back d ryer, white, $425. 646- tom 1974. Runs good, $900.633-1764 9am-9pm. t ] j 4 9 5 Connectict and officially open the Through the 98-foot-high skylight Bv Nanev Pappas new conductor because Paul C. here, despite the salary another member of the search with 2nd houses w ith p rivate en- 6077. m any new parts, 4 new 4 Or., 4 Cyt.. Auto, Radio, Raar trances. $510-$550 G a ra g e WANT ADS ore the TOYOTA Tercel 1980. 5 $54 million Legislative Office can be seen the gold-leafed The Manchester Herald Philips of Storrs, who currently "It would appear that a lot of committee, agreed that a poten­ osed sun 19" Color TV, $100. Zenith tires and mags. Needs speed, deluxe. Air con­ monthly Includes ap­ friendly wav of finding a some work. $250. 643- *2695 86 CHEV CIO PICKUP Building across the way from the Capitol dome, a breath-taking holds the position, announced these candidates are young peo­ tial conductor would need to line ooms, 2 Stereo Circle of Sound, ditioning. $750. C all 646- 6H'. ve. Auto, P8 . PB, AM/FM. Ice treed 9 pliances, wall to wall, Saltabig for working cosh buyer for applian­ 8094. Capitol. sight. More than 40 applicants — that he would be leaving next ple for whom a conducting up other ways to make a living. $105. 646-6077. 0213 after 6pm 85 PONT. SUNBIRD Raar Slap Bumptr 8 0 ^ 9 5 $239,900. air and parking. Super­ ces, musical Instruments, The lawmakers were to parade, The doors to the 10 hearing some from as far away as month, at the end of this sea.son. position is just terribly impor­ Some candidates have nearly intendent 872-2025, R.C. cars and a host of other CHEVY 1969. Timing weekdays. Cpa.. 4 Cyl., 6 Spd, Slarao. 43-2692. o OH vohiclos. Sunroof weather permitting, from the Old tant." said Dr. Francis Helfriek, W hite Co. 236-5961. IBOATS/MARINE Items. chain blown-tor ports TOYOTA Corolla 1977. rooms have ornate marquetry, California and Montana — have The response to the opening has completed doctoral programs In 9- C ute Noconary for 2-3 84 DATSUN PICKUP State House in downtown Hart­ one of the members of the or tlx. $100 or best $500. Good condition. *5295 4 Cyl. 6 Spd, Radio described in a 10-page glossy applied for the position of musical been far greater than the sym­ music, and could probably secure In quiet EQUIPMENT otter. Bob 649-0478. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ months. Willing to RIDING Lawn mower. 646-5184 after 4pm. ford to the Capitol and the LOB. brochure on the building as “an director of the Manche.ster Sym­ phony had expected. "We were conductor search committee. teaching positions, said Helfriek. jrhood. 3 room Duplex. $750 88 FDRD MUSTANG FOUR Winns Bowrider Sears. Excellent condi­ Cpa., 4 Cyl. Auto. Slarao. Crulta, The five-story, rose and ivory old craft In which veneers are ^ut phony Orchestra, even though the very surprised, but very pleased, "They are obviously willing to Others would likely do some garage monthly plus utilities, pay top ront Call 86 DODGE 8100 porch, 1984. 17', new 120 hp tion. Electric start. P. Or. Looki colored office building is de­ and pieced to form a picture." post pays only $5,000 to $7,000 to get this many resumes,” Eurto rearrange their lives to come "free-lance” conducting, he said. 1'/2 baths, modern kit­ Mercrulser I/O, tull $350. 643-6919. *7595 §• PleXup, 0 Cyl.. 4 Spd.. PS, PB. signed to complement, not com­ annually, according to Raymond said on Wednesday. here and conduct the Manchester Most of the applicants heard of e ta 11s. chen, all appliances. 2 Slarao Caaa. Ptchup Cap The pictures include the Ca­ ry Real canvas plus mooring 21 IN STOCK pete with, the 109-year-old Capitol Symphony” months security. Ref­ 643-2659 87 CAMARD IRDC pitol: the Old State House; the Eurto, the orchestra’s president. All but one have indicated that O.o cover. E-Z Loader In­ ONE OF THE surest wavs *7995 that has been short of space for Charter Oak; the state insect, the The symphony is looking for a they would be willing to relocate Helfriek and Carolyn Maas, Please turn to page 12 erences. No pets. 643- cluded. Very clean. 649- to find bargain buys Is to AT THIS PRICEIII Cpa. VS. Auto.AC, PS. PB. P 2121. M r. Kiofor BRnd. A Or. Ua, Blarao Caaa, decades. praying mantis; the state bird, 2094 after 4om. shop the classified ods Titt Wttaal. Raar Otfog, 87 FORD BRONCO II every day. BRAND NEW We.. 4x4. v e 0 Spd., oo. ps. Although the LOB grew from a the robin; the state animal, the ««."«<-* *14,995 P - A C S w r a , , ^ 2 ^ 9 5 MUGICAL $30 million to a $54 million project whale; and the state flower, the 1988 HONDA ACCORD LX over the course of a few years, moutain laurel. In all, the doors T H E O L C O T T ITEMS 83 BUICK REDAL 84 CARAVAN ’LE’ cost $111,000 and are considered Agoraphobics stay at home 1881 SALES 4 Door ■ 5 Speed ■ Was *14,324 Wagon, VS, Auto. AC. PS. PB. 4 Cyl.. Auto. AC. PS. PB, Slarao. legislative leaders say it’s sup­ 40 Olcott St. ■ Manchester, CT 06040 PIANOS and organs. A Slaroo. Luggaga Rack, Raar wood Drain posed to be "a 100-year building" pieces of art in tabulating the 1 percent cost of the project that is sate so large we rented YEAR’S LOWEST PRICE — and not something that will wrong internal switch orcrossing The Olcott is now m anaged by the Beacon M an­ *5995 to be set aside for art. back to "safety” anormory. 3daysonlv. 86 FORD F150 have to be replaced in another 20 Last In a series While agoraphobia, translated some key emotional wires, so that agem ent Corp. W e are now accepting appiica- Friday April 8, Noon to Another piece of art dominates TAG Sale. Mary Kay THIS WEEK ONLY 86 CHEVETTE CS’ r Ptokup, a Cyl.. Sid.. PS. PO, years. literally from the Greek, means everything starts misfiring. Ad­ tions for our 1 and 2 bedroom units, starting at 9pm. Saturday April 9, 4 Or., 4 Cyf. Auto. AC. Slaroo Radio. Raar Slap eumpar the atrium; an abstract, $100,000 products, some furni­ A walk through the 204,000- fearof the market (agora) or any renalin surges, your heart pounds *800 for our 1 bedroom units and 'SSO for our 2 9am to 9pm. Sunday sculptur of a gold-leafed eagle Bv Denise Fortino April 10, Noon to 6pm ture, like new books, *4295 open place, the disorder is more faster and faster, sweat breaks bedroom units. Fuiiy applianced kitchens, pri­ *7695 atop a polished granite column. The Associated Press at the New Britain upholstery supplies, ‘ 12,968* pervasive and consuming than its out, hands and knees tremble vate parking, near schoois and shopping m ails, Avon products-some Armory, corner of The largest hearing room is a name suggests. Most sufferers wildly; you feel faint, dizzy, sw im m ing pool, wall to wall carpeting, resi­ Stanley and East Main new, miscellaneous ‘Price Good 'til 4-9-88 'For O ver 50 Yeara - A good place lo buy a car." TODAY 275-seat affair with a 12-foot You might consider it a kind of Items. April 9 8< 10, who seek treatment are seiz-ed by nauseous and gasp for breath. dent paid utilities, no pets. St. (Just half m ile East movie screen, projection room paralysis; Its victims, who of the Finest Super 10am-4pm. Rain dote 16 Index and TV monitors at each legisla­ number in the millions, may be sudden, inexplicable panic at­ “It feels like you’re having a. Rental Office is. open daily, Center) Baldwin and 8, 17. 36 F lo re n c e stricken with such an overwhelm­ tacks that can occur in virtually heart attack." describes onej Street, Monchester. MA^O£SraU^OND\ i 24 pages, 2 sections tor’s seat at the front of the room. 8-5, Monday thru Friday other name brands. Fi­ ing dread of public places that any setting; open or clo.sed, woman who was crippled by thft nancing available. MC ANDOVER. From Grand­ V On Thursday, the movie “Top disorder for over 15years. "When 24 ADAMS ST. Business 10-11 Obituaries they are ultimately unable to empty or crowded, familiar or Please call 643-0612 O F 643-6432 and Visa, factory wa- mother's attic to Gun" was being run through the unaccustomed. Agoraphobics you’re in the throes of a panic." rontees and local ser­ CARTER Classified _ 18-24 Opinion_ leave home. Unlike the physically Grandpa's dolry barn. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 system. may be merely grocer>' shopping she explains, "you suddenly feel vice. Large selection of Old furniture, milk bot­ C o m ics____ .17 People Video screens at each entrance handicapped, the only crutch of spinets, consoles, stu­ tles, fruit lars, old , 646-3515 CHEVROLET CO., INC. Connecticut__ 4 those who do venture out may be a or standing on a bank line when trapped, even in the most harm­ • OPEN TIL 8 PM • FRL TIL 8 PM Sdence. __ 19 display the location and time of their bodies abruptly react as if less situations, and on the verge Equal Housing Opportunity dios and grands, all tools, much more. Focus _ _ _ _ _ 7 Sports _ 13-18 each event and meeting. loved one or trusted friend with must be sold. No deal­ A p ril 9 8< 10, 9-4pm., 26 L o ca l___ 2-3, 12 Talevltlon whom they can walk or drive a they’re in mortal danger. ers please. Gilead Road. 1229 MAIN ST 648-6484 • MANCHESTER __ 18 Please turn to page 5 Lottery______2 U.S./World___ 6 Please turn (o page 12 short distance before retreating Imagine someone pulling the MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 8, 1988 Higher pay for rec workers e /4 wins support; pooi repair set Bv Andrew Yurkovskv said during the workshop in the Manchester Herald wage scale could be taken from Lincoln Center hearing room that the proposed appropriation for the increases for lifeguards and Manchester Junior Women’s Club is sponsoring Airman Deanna L. Cipolla, daughter of Richard Members of the town Board of maintenance of the lOH swim­ other positions recommended in ming pool. He said the cost of its annual spelling bee for fifth and sixth grade Cipolla and stepdaughter of Ellen Cipolla of 60 Directors voiced support during a the manager’s budget were not maintenance will probably be children of Manchester public and parochial schools Finley St., has graduated from the aircraft budget workshop Thursday night enough. about $26,000, rather than the to be held on Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. at filing Junior to give pay increases to part-time armament systems specialist course at Lowry Air “ If you look at these .salaries $50,000 proposed. High Schol. The public is invited. Force Base, Colo. Recreation Department em­ you’re not going to fill these She is also the daughter of Alyce M. O’Neill of ployees higher than those pro­ positions,” Cassano said, A plan to spend $95,000 for the Retirees meet South Windsor. She is a 1987 graduate of Manchester posed in the town manager’s Fogarty .said that he was most restoration of Saulters Pool be­ High School. J988-89 budget. concerned about the wages for ginning next fall elicited little The Manchester Municipal Retirees Group will The manager’s budget includes lifeguards. “ We pay them off in comment from board members. meet on Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Army and Navy Graduates at Fort Sill a 10 percent overall increase in buttons and that’s what we get.” But some directors did ask why Club on Main Street. funding for part-time recreation he said. immediate hazards in and around Second Lt. ’Timothy J. Kalkus, son of Anthony J. wages, to $258,609. But because of Figures compiled by Sprague the pool should not be eliminated Author to speak and Pamela Kalkus of II Green Hills Drive, Bolton, an expected difficulty in recruit­ showed that wages for lifeguards, immediately. has completed the field artillery officer basic course ing workers. Recreation Director playground supervisors and A slide show presenting areas Marion Merritt will speak at the meeting of the St. ,at Fort Sill, Okla. Scott Sprague prepared an alter­ camp workers are at the low end in need of restoration included a Bridget Rosary Society on Monday after the 7:30 \JIe is a 1983 graduate of East Catholic High School nate plan for spending another ) Cents compared with several area picture of the jagged remains ofa p.m. Mass. Merritt is the author of “ Uphill Both and a 1987 graduate of Norwich University, North 12.2 percent above that figure, or towns. rusted pipe imbedded in a con­ Ways” and "Hi. Ma, What’s For Dinner.” She also Field, Vt. with a bachelor’s degree. $290,236. Sprague said that the town has crete walkway. writes a column called, “ Potpourri” forthe Imprint Under the proposed budget, the in recent years had trouble "I would think the first thing we A News, West Hartford. maximum hourly wage for a recruiting playground staff, would do is take a hack saw and lifeguard would rise from $5.25 in though hiring lifeguards has not cut it off.” Director Geoffrey Single parents Correction the current fiscal year to $5 .50. been difficult. He said the alter­ Naab said. while under the alternate plan, nate pay scale would put Man­ Sprague said that and other Parents Without Partners is having an open dance the maximum would rise to $6.60 chester’s wages for part-time problems in need of immediate Saturday, April 16, from 8 p.m. to midnight at per hour. help in the "high average.” The name of Paul Potamianos of Manchester, attention would be taken care of Rutherfords Restaurant, formerly Piano’s Restau­ Directors Stephen T. Cassano Budget Officer Robert Huestis who was on the most recent dean’s list at the in time for the summer swim rant, in Bolton. Music will be provided by The Roy and James F. “ Dutch” Fogarty thn' money for the higher University of Connecticut, was spelled incorrectly season. Kay Trio. Admission for members is $5 and $6 for AP photo in Thursday’s Manchester Herald. P non-members. A cash bar will be available with GO FLY A KITE — Steve Ling, director of eguerril- April 16 from noon to 3 p.m. Prizes will ilier. The refreshments. For more information, call 646-8643. the Lutz Children’s Museum, and Donna be awarded in five categories, for four thatU.S. Cammeyer, vice president of the age groups. Those interested must David Kool/Manchester Harald Historic commission supports ildn't be I Dinner set Savings Bank of Manchester, get ready Current Quotations I d to the register at the museum, or at any office QUICK DRAW — Children’s author- Waddell School Wednesday. Kellogg The Delta Club-British American Club is for the seventh annual Kite Flying of the Savings Bank of Manchester. illustrator Steven Kellogg illustrates a visits schools throughout the country scuss the sponsoring a roast beef dinner on Saturday, April 16, Contest to be held at Wickham Park on “ The hijackers are very determined young men story which he told to students at two to three times a week. proposai for office buiiding 3t part of from 5 to 8 p.m. at the British American Club on who are quite willing to die.” — Kieran O’Kelly, a but U.S. Maple Street. Tickets available at the door are $6 for hostage freed from a. Kuwaiti jetliner seized by Bv Alex GIrelll ^,,iTMrtTer of personal preference Lamson told the commission Washing- adults and $3 for children under 10. All proceeds will C / D l t l l t t V l C S Arab hijackers, who continue to hold about SO Manchester Herald and that the commission had no members that if he had tried to greement benefit scholarships for students at East Catholic others. authority to dictate the appear­ make separate window openings High School and Manchester High School. Sharing js special Plans for an office building conditions ance of new buildings within the similar to those in old Cheney warring Raymond A. Connor leader in Manchester for many Wash.; two daughters, Mrs. John “ Oh, Lordy, every time you turn around you’re across Hartford Road from Che­ district. buildings, they would not look the years. giving gifts. Wedding gifts and baby gifts and ney Hall won the support of the Raymond A. Connor. 83. for­ (Patricia) Weisbrod of Charlot­ Vivian Ferguson and Louise same because the openings would Award given She is survived by a son, Roy W. shower gifts. You couldn’t begin to count them. Cheney Historic District Com­ hed after merly of South Windsor and tesville, Va , and Mrs. Bruce Writer reaches children in books Nathan, two commission be small, about 4 feet wide by 5 Helene Springer of Manchester will receive the Johnson of Clemmons, N.C.; two You’re giving all the time, but you’re not getting mission Thursday despite reser­ gotiations Manchester, died Thursday at a (Mareli) Marcellus of Fremont, members, praised the plans after feet deep. Korzenik Award for teaching about the Holocaust daughters, Donna J. Carlson of anything in return.” — Alma Eck Mullen, 81, a vations about the appearance of ■ indirect nursing home in Rockville. Calif.; and three grandchildren. Bv Andrew J. Davis studying a color drawing of the He said the windows in the tragedy to high school students. Springer teaches Montville and Linda J. Bass of founding member of the 38-year-old Women Always the skog like they were treated the windows in the building. Stan and He was born in Windham and The funeral is Monday at 10; 30 Manchester Herald building prepared by Frazier mills, which have high ceilings, East Sandwich, Mass.; a brother. Stung for Presents Society, which is throwing its in the old country. The skog — a about the Holocaust in her English program at lived in Manchester before mov­ a.m. from the John F. Tierney James Aldrich was the only Lamson Bildlong Associates of are much higher. Glastonbury High School and includes interviews G. Nelson Perry of Scotland; a annual bash. small, snake-like creature — ing to South Windsor. Before Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., The children of Waddell commission member who voted East Hartford. The building will be of brick signature with survivors. The $1,000 award will be presented sister. Lucille P. Kenyon of and the mice decide, though, to retiring, he worked in the sales followed by a Mass of Christian School went on a voyage to the against recommending to the Nathan Agostinelli. another similar to the brick used in the iogistical to her at the B’nai B’rith Joint Charter Oak and Jacksonville, Fla.; 11 grandchild­ start anew. department at Clyde Chevrolet, burial at 11 a m. in the Church of Island of the Skog Wednesday. Planning and Zoning Commi.s.sion member, said. "I like it: it fits in. mills, and a good deal of recessed ivez, who Ararat Lodges observance of the Holocaust on ren; and a great-grandchild. By telling his story, which and was formerly employed by the Assumption. Calling hours Dr. Crane’s Quiz Actually, the children were that the plans by Anthony Asso in a kind of modern way brickwork detail will be included. shuttiing Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the Hartford Jewish Memorial services are ’Tues­ was often interrupted by the the fire department of Pratt and are Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. visited by Sandy Hook native dates of Manchester be ap­ The roof is pitched and has two v-een the Community Center on Bloomfield Ave. The money day. 1 p.m., at the First Congre­ laughter of the children, Kel­ Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford. Memorial donations may be Steven Kellogg, an author and proved. Aldrich objected to con­ At the outset of the meeting gables in the front of the building, gational Church of Old Lyme. logg was able to get a point will be used for materials for the program. Springer He is survived by a sister. made to the National Multiple 1. Cupid’s first name starts which letter of the illustrator of more than 8fl struction of a modern building in architect Alan Lamson said the which is 90 feel wide and about 45 There are no calling hours. The alphabet? across whileentertaining them is a graduate of the University of Connecticut in Helen Connor of Windham; and a Sclerosis Society, 230 Scarbo­ children’s books. Kellogg. 46, the historic district. intent was to design "a 1980s feet deep. Storrs, Columbia University in New York and the Old Lyme Funeral Home of 1 4 7 16 He said writing often must nephew, Arthur Connor of rough St., Hartford. visits schools throughout the building” that would blend in with The Planning and Zoning Com­ Alderson-Prentis, Beckwith accomplish the same William FitzGerald, chairman Brandeis Hiatt Institute in Jerusalem. Israel. Willimantic. 2. Pasteur’s name is now linked with the product country to teach children how a the historic district. mission will consider the site Lane. Old Lyme, has charge of of a creature that goes: objectives. of the commission, and some The funeral will be private with book is produced and to tell hi.s "We can't build another Che­ development plans for the build­ arrangements. “ Writing is a way of sharing other members objected to the burial in St. James Cemetery. Ray T. Smart CLUCK MEOW OINK MOO stories. ney Hall; we can't build another ing at its April 18 meeting. Play set Memorial donations may be something special to you.” he unbroken horizontal band of There are no calling hours. The Ray T. Smart. 71, husband of 3. The Latin phrase “ cum laude” usually appears Kellogg told the story of the Cheney mill,” Lamson said. The PZC delayed action Mon­ made to the First Congregational on a; said. “ It’s a way of windows in the proposed building, The Little Theater of Manchester will produce John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Bertha (Champagne) Smart, of Island of the Skog, a story he Agostinelli made the same day so that the historic commis­ Church. Lyme St.. Old Lyme communicating.” but FitzGerald conceded it was a observation. Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon on May 219 W. Center St,, is in charge of East Hartford, died Thursday at LICENSE DEED PERMIT DIPLOMA wrote about 14 years ago. But sion could review the plans. 27-28 and June 3-4 at 8 p.m. at East Catholic High 06371. 4. A Don Juan is usually noted for his skill at; And through writing. Kellogg arrangements. Hartford Hospital. He was the Kellogg did not just tell the said he gets a chance tobecome School. The play is a comedy and an autobiographi­ Memorial donations may be father of William H. Smart of DANCING ROMANCING GOLFING DRINKING story to each group, he illus­ cal memory of Simon as a teenager. For George L. Legler 5. Which one of these connects two bodies of land ? friends with many children. made to the St. Francis Hospital Manchester. trated his story on huge draw­ "I can be friends with kids all Complex cost worries church information, call 646-7584. School of Nursing. Hartford George L. Legier, 72, of 36 Besides his wife and son. he is STRAIT PENISULA ISTHMUS SOUND ing paper while talking. 6. Match the five idioms of our English language STEVEN KELLOGG over the world,” Kellogg said. I Jarvis Road, died Thursday at survived by a daughter, Mrs. He furiously drew his charac­ Bv Nancy Concelman center. ing and liability. Other problems I Evelyn Johnson that appear at the left with appropriate entries at "... friends with kids” Kellogg also explained how a Summer camp slated home. He was the husband of Leonardo (Carol) Valentino of ters while telling his story in a book is made. From the begin­ Manchester Herald But another sheet in the packet listed were the extent to which Evelyn (Perry) Johnson. 67, of Lillian (Camlre) Legier. Forestville; a brother, Charles the right which they suggest. big booming voice that sounded their own. ning to where the story is a Financing and management says the leases probably would medical services would be pro­ The Nutmeg Branch YWCA is accepting applica­ Old Lyme, formerly of Manches­ He was bom in Northfield Smart; and two sisters. Lena (a) Big shot (v) President Reagan I as if he were speaking through a After a long and tumultuous thought in his head, to when it is are two of more than 20 concerns not be renewed after they had vided, management of the center I tions from college students interested in working as ter, died Thursday at Lawrence Falls. Vt.. and he lived in Smart and Lorene Cummings, all (b) Half shot (w) Peter Rabbit microphone. voyage, the mice come upon the finally put into book form, the that members of United South expired. New Hope Manor’s lease and whether the cost of the center camp counselors at the summer day camp. The and Memorial Hospitals in New Manchester for many years. of Piggot, Ark; a granddaughter (c) Buckshot (x) Barleycorn The story revolves around six Island of the Skog. But since process takes a host of people to Methodist Church say the church expires in 1997. would be prohibitive. camp, forages 6 to 11, is held weekdays from 9a.m. London. She was the wife of Before retiring in 1981, he worked and a grandson. (d) Dead shot (y) Balancing the U.S. budget mice, who are terrorized by they are afraid of the unknown, complete, he said. wili face if it pursues plans for a Johnson passed out the infor­ Although the concerns were to 4 p.m. for eight weeks beginning June 27. Robert W. Johnson. for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft The funeral is Saturday at 10 (e) Long shot (z) Daniel Boone cats and pigeons. Soon the mice the mice decide to attack the At the end of each session. 100-unit retirement center on mation packet on the project that addressed on another sheet, Counselors needed are those with skills in arts and She was born April 27, 1920, in for 32 years. He was an Air Force a m. at the Newkirk & Whitney Answers in classified section decide that they have had island and its only inhabitant — Kellogg was surrounded by Hartford Road. lists benefits and concerns about several of the major concerns crafts, athletics, water safety instruction certifica­ Scotland. Conn., the daughter of veteran of World War II and a Fuenral Home, 318 Burnside enough. They decide to sail the skog. children, who shook his hand, Parishioners met at the church the center, based on comments could be resolved when and if tion and first aid certification. For information, call George and Myra Bell (Fisher) former member of the Manches­ Ave.. East Hartford, with the away from the “ old country” Soon, the mice realize their and teachers, who wanted Tuesday todiscuss whetherbuild- generated at a March 13 meeting plans went forward. 647-1437. Perry. She lived in Manchester ter Square Dance Club. Rev. Joseph Zezzo officiating. and to find an island paradise of mistake, and that they treated autographs. ing a retirement center would be of about 90 church members. The from 1950 to 1968 then moved to Besides his wife, he is survived Burial with military honors will Thoughts packet lists 22 concerns and 13 The sheet al.so lists a financial Old Lyme. She was a former feasible, the Rev. Shephard S. YWCA programs by three sons. Dr. Lawrence G. be in Veterans Memorial Field, Johnson said Thursday. benefits, all of which are ranked gain for the church of $540,000 member and deacon of Center Legier of Rushford, Minn., John Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ in order of importance. over 45 years and $12,000 per year The YWCA Nutmeg Branch on North Main Street Congregational Church, Man­ Evidence Church members will decide E. Legier of South Windsor and ford. Calling hour.s are today April 17 whether to pursue the At the top of the list of concerns to be used for education or a begins its program for two-year-olds on Monday. chester, and was a girl scout from 7 to 9 p.m. The church and Christian people are the evidence Lt. Robert J. Legier of Seattle, idea of building the center, which is financing the center and “ legal subsidy fund for people living in April 25, and its Saturday clas.ses for parents and that Christ is alive! The Christian church still lives Center funding stands chance concerns.” such as leases, park­ would be located on 6.7 acres of the center. children on Saturday. April 30, To register, call after thousands of years of struggle, wars, 647-1437. bombings, atheism, satanic sects, the devil and all church-owned land on Hartford |Bv Andrew Yurkovskv A $2,500 contribution to the said that the center had in Road. Members will also vote on Deaths Elsewhere his works! The church is alive in the United States. 'Manchester Herald The church is alive in C3iina. The church is alive in center is recommended in the $1.1 previous years served Manches­ creating a nine-member study D of I meet Russia. All over the world, from jungle to islands to million Human Services budget ter residents, despite the lack of committee to research the idea. Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, 335-foot-tall Atomium still domi­ A town contribution to the funding. The committee would be com­ Tonight The Daughters of Isabella will meet on Tuesday at Allen Kingman continents, the Christian church is alive and proposed by the town manager the Commendation Medal and the nate the cityscape of suburban ousing Education Resource for the 1988-89 fiscal year. posed of three members of the 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings & Loan CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - building. Faith is growing. Men still die for the ii' Director James F “ Dutch” Purple Heart. France honored Laken. Center in Hartford may stand a church board of trustees, three Association on West Middle Turnpike. Regent Anna Allen Frederick Kingman, a faith! Here is evidence that Christ lives. His body, Only him with the Croix De Guerre Cassano has said he opposed Fogarty said $2,500 would be a brigadier general who served in the church, has grown from 12 men to millions. It better chance of approval from members of the administrative LaGace and her committee will be in charge. The funding for the Hartford center bargain for the center’s services, both World Wars and was with Palm for bravery in combat, has spread throughout the world. The church is the town Board of Directors than board and three members at nt*r Herald daughters will also hold a 64th anniversary dinner last year because the center could if the center agreed that the 5:00 to awarded military honors from a and he received the Brazilian alive! It did a year ago. large. on Saturday. April 19, at 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester not adequately document the contribution was sufficient. half-dozen foreign countries, died War Medal. Every Sabbath day the bells ring out. the chimes , Director Stephen T. Cassano, An information sheet given to ) at 84 Country Club, For re.servations, call 649-3400 by services it performed. The cen­ “ I think it’s a steal for $2,500,” Monday at 94. 0 In Memoriam speak out. the spires point at God. the choirs sing out Who opposed the appropriation of parishioners says leases on Su­ 9:00 Tuesday. Guests welcome. ter, a private, non-profit organi­ he said. incisor Kingman was commissioned as Andre Polak In loving memory of R^bCanfield and preachers proclaim it. Christ is alive. On the $5,000 for the center last year, sannah Wesley Hall, which zation that provides referrals and day. a second lieutenant of infantry BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - who passed away April 8, 1985. day of resurrection, Sunday, the church gathers. iaid during a budget workshop Director Kenneth N. Tedford houses the Greater Manchester mediation for tenants and land­ Students perform and served on the Mexican border Andre Polak, a architect who During the week the church scatters to live amongst Thursday night in the Lincoln said, however, that he was still Chamber of Commerce, and the A smile for all, a heart of gold. Tenter hearing room that the lords, ended its service to Man­ unhappy about a decision by the Jessie Lee House, site of New Charles DelSignore, and Donald Musgrave, during the United States’ 1916- helped design the Brussels Ato- us. Without a living Lord the people called the One of the best the world can hold. renter could handle some of the chester residents when the town center to cut off its service to Hope Manor Inc., a counseling students at East Catholic High School, performed 1917 effort to capture, Pancho mium momument for the 1958 “ church” would, like Peter of old, return to their Never selfish, always kind, and inquiries that the town’s Fair failed last year to contribute any Manchester residents last year, center for adole.scent girls, will be this week in the Future Musicians Inc., Connecticut Villa. In World War I, he went to World Fair, died Saturday. He usual life — fishing or other things. thoughtful. lent Commission would receive. money to its operation. “ I’m a little disturbed that honored and the buildings will All State Band’s concert and jazz competition at the France with the 16th Infantry of was 74. Human beings are witnessing to the living Christ Those are the memories you left ' Phe Board of Directors adopted when we decided not to fund them remain. A .separate building Jacob Javits Center in New York City, All State the First Division, the first Polak created the structure behind. in their giving of themselves for others, encourag­ e search an ordinance this week outlining Town Manager Robert B. Weiss they cut us off,” he said. would house the retirement Bands include students from area school bands in company to land in France. In along with his brother, Jean. It In our hearts you will always ing the discouraged, ministering to sick, shut-ins, a poten- fhe new commission’s duties, pd to line the state. World War II, Kingman served resembles an iron molecule to stay. tired, suffering humanity. The hungry are fed. The with the Second Armored Div­ symbolize the power of science, Loved and remembered homeless have a place. The sick are healed. All over t Director Mary Ann Handley a living. Agreed with Cassano’s idea. ? nearly 9 ision. He retired in 1953. the atomic age and Belgian everyday. the world people who know the living Christ prove During his 36 years in the industrial acumen of the 1950s. grams in Garden club meets Your Loving Family that he is alive by their actions and their love. Army, Kingman received the The nine huge spheres of the Believe it, my friend. He is alive! ly secure The Manchester Garden Club will meet on Helfrick. Iviore elders Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Baptist Lawrence S. Staples lo some Church. The theme of the meeting is prints and Pastor of Visitation . he said, posies. Members should make original flower Weather South United Methodist Church Use program heard of designs based on prints borrowed from Mary I Cheney Library. .The coordinators of the town’s I page 12 8 : elderly Outreach program cited Drizzle Guard meets Manchester Herald I he Increasing number of cases 1 andled by the program in The "Old Guard” will meet on Tuesday at 9:30 Manchester and vicinity: To­ USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 162 , rguing for the hiring of a social a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. A musical film night, breezy with occasional ' i^orker during a budget workshop drizzle. Low in the upper 30s. Published dally except Suggested carrier rates R E /M A X east of the river BILL ROBERTS^ will be shown. Soup, crackers and coffee will be ' 'hursday night. 297 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 •“ 447-1419 • served. Bring sandwiches if desired. Saturday, cloudy with a chance of Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.80 weakly. $7 70 lor I According to a graph given to E V E N IN G S : 644-3919 days by the Manchester one month. $23.10 lor drizzle in the morning then fhe Board of Directors during the crossing Publishing Co., 10 Bral- three months, $40.20 lor Cape Cod $137z500 New Listing $182/000 s. sothat becoming partly sunny. Breezy nerd Place. Manchesler. six months and $02.40 lor Workshop in the Lincoln Center ring. Ad- Swedish band plays tonight and cool with high around 50. Conn. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen hearing room, the average class postage paid at and mall rates are availa­ dumber of cases handled monthly rt pounds The Sodertalje Salvation Army Band of Sweden , MANCHESTER West coastal, east coastal: Manchester. Conn. Post­ ble on request. by the program has grown from NEAT AS A PINI t breaks will present a concert tonight at 7; 30 at the Salvation iPrIo* •(••hqd on this lovoly You will ba proud to call this Tonight, windy with occasional master; Send address To place an advertise­ 120 In the 1984-85 fiscal year to 173 Ironovatod 7 room Capal 2 tremble Army Citadel, 661 Main St., playing with the changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a news 7 room Spacious Colonial t , dizzy, drizzle. Low in the upper 30s. h the 1986-87 fiscal year. full batha, 1 oar garaga, naw youra. M ove In condition, 1 Manchester band. The band is touring the U.S. and ter Herald. P.O. Box 501, Item or picture Idea, call roof and naw kitchan. Act to- ireath. Saturday, cloudy with a chance of The Elderly Outreach program car garaga - Call Nowll is in Manchester to help celebrate the 100th Mancheatar, Conn. 00040. 043-2711. Office hours are daytl having a. drizzle in the morning then 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday lelps homebound elderly per­ anniversary of the Manchester Salvation Army bes onej becoming partly sunny. Windy If you don't receive your through Frld^. ms. An Increase of 38 percent, Citadel Band. Tickets for the concert are $S, and !d by thfr and cool with high around 50. Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays Tha Manchsstar Hsrald om $66,702 to $92,076, is recom- may be purchased at the door. Manchester $224/900 s. "When or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The ,tended for the program in the please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the ATTENTION INVESTORS a panic.” Northwest hills: Tonight, rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ Iroposed 1988-89 budget. That lenly feel mostly cloudy with a chance of reach your carrier, call tions, the New England Jgure includes $22,954 to hire a Very clean, 6-5-5 In good area of town. ist harm- Lottery drizzle. Saturday, some early subscriber service at 047- Newspaper Association full-time social worker. New roof. Fenced In yard, 2 car garage, 903 Main Street he verge Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jenny Johnston, morning cloudiness then becom­ 0040 by 0 p.m weekdays and the New England Diane Wicks, who along with plenty of parking. Large rooms, appli­ 10, a fourth-grader at Verplanck School who lives on ing partly sunny. Breezy and cool for delivery In Manchester. Press Association. Deborah Stein coordinates the ances in all units to remalnll Downtown Manchester io page 5 Connecticut daily Thursday: 211. Play Four: 9792. Downey Drive. with high around SO. outreach program, said it is Call now for a private showingll Friijay Night, 5:00 to 9:00 Only handling more complex cases. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 8, 1988 — 5 1988 S T A T E Revenues may cover state budget plan NATION Defying the United States

By Brent Loymon “ We are not considering any tax unless lawmakers wanted to raise provided in state law. & R E G I O N The Associated Press increases — period,” Stolberg said taxes. Some lawmakers favor the idea of & WORLD is easier now than before et after emerging from an IVk-hour Stolberg and other legislative lead­ classification — allowing towns to tax HARTFORD — Legislative leaders closed-door meetlrig with rank-and- ers on Thursday sieemed to think that residential property at lower rates Contras agree to new talks By George Gedda related services. are anxiously awaiting the release flle Democrats to talk about the Sen. William A. DiBella, D-Hartford, than commercial and mixed-use “ There are only a few thousand ken from No L'Amblance Insurance The Associated Press This has contributed to a Saturday of figures from corporate state’s budget woes. and Rep. Ronald L. Smoko, D- property. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — U.S.-pupported members of the PDF who are jtion for financial collapse in Panama HARTFORD — A North CaroIina-baied tax receipts which they say will give Stolberg said spending could be Hamden, were being far too Another option is a “ homestead rebels have agreed to resume Mgh-Ievel talks supposedly battle-trained," said H swim- WASHINGTON — In a simpler that, in turn, has led to wides­ insurance company decided not to renew them a better idea of where they stand reduced as much as $20 million, pessimistic. exemption,” under which part of a one official, insisting on anonym­ ; cost of with Nicaragua’s government to end a nearly ' time, when the United States was pread deprivation. Noriega has general liability coverage for the general in terms of a state budget. .although he would not identify partic­ Rep. Janet Polinsky, D-Waterford, home’s value would be exempt from ity. “ They a re not eager to ta ke on )ably be 7-year-old civil war, but said several conditions better able to throw its weight sought to portray the crisis as the Senate President Pro Tern John B. ular areas where the cuts could be co-chairwoman of the Appropriations taxation. the American military. They than the contractor of L’Amblance Plasa four months must be fulfilled first. around, it took little more than a product of American interven­ Larson, D-East Hartford, said Thurs­ made in the budget now awaiting Committee,„^8aid It was too early to O’Neill has said he opposes classifi­ might conclude that their best before the partially completed building The directorate of the Nicaraguan Resistance snap of a finger in Washington to tionism while the United States collapsed last year. day he had been told by Anthony V. House action. talk about spending cuts. cation and homestead exemptions. hope of avoiding that possibility is K) for the Milano, the governor’s budget chief, said Thursday in a letter that it had agreed to bring down a Central American insists that Noriega himself is to get rid of Noriega.’’ The $2 million coverage for the general “ It was explsdffi^that we would not “ If I had been in Irv’s shoes, I Senate Minority Leader Reginald J. Pool be- on Thursday that the corporate tax come to Managua April 15 for the talks, the first strongman who ran afoul of responsible through actions that cut any vital services and try and take wouldn’t have said anything about Smith, R-New Hartford, issued a Noriega’s staying power con­ ied little contractor, TPMI-Macomber, a Joint venture, figures will show that revenues are since leaders of the two sides agreed to a American interests. h ^ e led to deep alienation among It from areas where hopefully it numbers, mainly because there’s so statement criticizing the idea of trasts with the way things used to lembers. expired April 2,1987, three weeks before the strong enough to cover the propos^ cease-fire plan on March 23. But those days are long gone, as Panamanians. manjr numbers we’re still looking at, ” revaluations every five years, saying be in the Caribbean. In 1903, when ask why April 23 collapse in Bridgeport that killed 28 $6.32 billion budget. wouldn’t do any damage,” Stolberg, The second meeting had been scheduled for the Reagan administration is The administration's latest tac­ Polinsky said. homeowners would feel the shift of the Panama was a part of Colombia, daround construction workers. D-New Haven, said. “ We’re certainly April 6, but the Contras said they were finding in its efforts to depose tic is to try to create dissension in “ Secretary Milano said that he still local tax bufden from commercial the combination of a few hired Iminated Kevin McCarthy, a spokesman for the not going to take anything out of House leaders hope to act on the postponing it because the Sandinistas had failed Panama’s Manuel Antonio No­ the Panamanian Defense Forces, feels very strongly that there will not property twice as often as happens hands sent to stir up trouble in insurance carrier. Royal Insurance Group, health or education.” budget as early as Tuesday. to fully comply with provisions of the cease-fire riega. The general’s resilience in which Noriega heads. The admin­ be a gap and that at noon on Saturday, now. Panama City and the deployment said the company made a made a "simple The Appropriations Committee ap­ Another missing piece of the puzzle AP pnoTo the face of relentless American istration believes that the more ng areas he expects it will have disappeared Milano met with Senate Democratic agreement signed in the southern border town of of American naval forces off­ underwriting decision” not to renew a basic proved the budget last week, after is how the legislature will deal with Sapoa. pressure has caused surprise and the defense forces think the icluded a aitgether,” Larson said. "Our inclina­ trimming $3.5 million from the leaders Thursday to discuss options FRIENDLY HOPEFULS — Massachu­ anguish and even a degree of shore led to Panama’s secession policy worth $500,000 and umbrella policy residential property tax relief. United States may resort to lainsofa tion is certainly to wait and see what proposal submitted by Gov. William for property tax relief, without much setts Gov. Michael Dukakis waves to grudging admiration here. military intervention, the more from Colombia. Almost without worth $1.5 million. O’Neill has proposed a tax credit Meese’s choice under fire n a con- happens as of Saturday.” A. O’Neill. progress. As yet, there is still no happy likely they will be to turn against effort, a new nation was created. Royal’s decision not to renew the liability plan for homeowners in towns under­ photographers in New York Thursday But House Speaker Irving J. Stol- “ More numbers were run, more WASHINGTON — Attorney General Edwin ending to the crisis in sight — and Noriega and force him into exile. thing we coverage led TPMI-Macomber to seek $3.5 Then on Tuesday, the co-chairmen going revaluation, beginning with a after fellow presidential hopeful Jesse The United States promptly berg said that if dire predictions about concepts were tossed out and more Meese’s choice to become the No. 2 official in the as a result, the Reagan adminis­ This explains why the adminis­ saw and million in liability insurance from Cigna of the tax-writing Finance Committee $200 credit that would be phased down Jackson pulled him aside for a photo­ recognized the fledgling state declining tax revenues come true, the questions were raised than we re­ Justice Department is under fire for his tration has been getting it from tration has refused to foreclose, Geoffrey Corp., but an insurance agent obtained only $1 dropped a bombshell, saying that the to $40 over a five-year period. He also graph. and, within two weeks, Panama 1988-89 budget will be balanced though ceived answers for,” Larson said. “ So membership in an all-male athletic club and an all sides. publicly at least, the option of million, according to a lawsuit filed by budget was $40 million to $160 million proposes revaluations every five signed a treaty giving the United spending cuts, not increased taxes. we are still in the process of trying to ali-white country club. Some criticize it for cooperat­ military intervention. It also was nd other too high and would have to be cut years, rather than every 10 as now States the perpetual right to a TPMI-Macomber in Superior Court. resolve those issues.” Front-runners seek unity ing with Noriega for so long probably a contributing factor to imediate "It makes it hard to imagine he’ll be able to canal zone and the authority to administer Justice in government in a way that’s NEW YORK — Democratic presidential despit^^lIl^picions of his involve­ the administration's decision to build a transoceanic waterwav. n care of ment in drug trafficking. send 2,100 military forces to er swim Auto gripes go to state non-discriminatory when in his own personal life front-runners Michael Dukakis and Jesse It was easier to get things done House borrows Others say it has not gone far Panama over the past week. he doesn’t live up to that,” Patricia Ireland, Jackson are preaching unity in the volatile in those days but the United enough since breaking with him The administration insists that HARTFORD — Auto manufacturers are executive vice president of the National political atmosphere of the New York primary States is now paying for the to force his ouster, while still the troops are being sent to doing a poor Job handling consumer Organization for Women, said of John C. campaign, but Sen. Albert Gore Jr. says he will heavy-handedness of that era. As others maintain that administra­ protect American citizens and complaints about automobile defects, leading from road fund Shepherd. persist in "drawing a contrast" with his evidence, no Latin American tion policies are misguided be­ interests in Panama and for the state attorney general's office to reject The Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on opponents. country has voiced support for •rts cause they have harmed the routine training exercises. The manufacturer arbitration programs under the current administration policy I whether to confirm Shepherd as deputy attorney From ethnic neighborhoods to special interest Panamanian people more than troop deployment has nothing to I Connecticut "Lemon Law” for a third to pay benefits toward Panama because each is general, if President Reagan goes ahead and forums, the Democratic contenders were Noriega. do with Noriega, the Pentagon consecutive year. worried it may some day be a U.S. nominates him. Committee members said campaigning for the 255-delegate prize at stake Among other measures, the maintains. "This means all new car owners can go target if it does something to HARTFORD (AP) — The executive aide to Gov. Thursday that it is too soon to comment on in the April 19 primary. administration has blocked Pan­ Still, U.S. officials would not be displease Washington. directly to the state-run arbitration program if William A. O'Neill says using $21.3 million from the Shepherd’s membership in the Missouri Athletic A poll released today said Duka kis was the amanian access to $50 million in unhappy if the arrival of all these imission they have a lemon on their hands,” Attorney special transportation fund to pay fringe benefits Club, which has no female members, and the choice of 47 percent of likely Democratic voters, official Panamanian funds on American soldiers generates ner­ Six weeks after the crisis I tried to General Joseph I. Lieberman said Thursday. for state highway workers makes perfect sense, but Bellerive Country Club, which has no blacks. while 31 percent backed Jackson. Gore was the deposit in American banks and vousness within the Panamanian erupted, no quick solution is openings As part of an annual study of the arbitration concedes that the state's uncertain financial choice of 6 percent. suspended payments for canal- military. apparent. Cheney programs, employees of the attorney condition makes now a perfect time for a change. Jury acquits supremacists look the general's office posed as consumers with new “ It was an easy way to save $20 million out of the gs would car problems, and called dealerships and general fund,” David McQuade, executive aide to FORT SMITH, Ark. — The acquittal of 13 LA cops battle violence 'ide by 5 Church ends mediation effort manufacturers seeking guidance on how to Gov. William A. O'Neill, said Thursday after the white supremacists qn sedition charges means LOS ANGELES — Police patrolling resolve their cases. House of Representatives approved the change. that “ religious freedom is still alive in this PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) every day more so,” said the ! in the gang-infested neighborhoods awash in drugs, munique said mediation efforts "It should have been done anyway, so it's a happy country,” says one of the defendants in the bullets and blood are preparing to saturate the — Archbishop Marcos McGrath were suspended because the communique, which asked all ceilings. marriage,” McQuade said. seven-week federal trial. streets of the nation’s second-largest city in a called off his attempt to mediate opposition had insisted Noriega parties to remove obstacles so Hartford may sue state McQuade noted that transportation department An all-white Jury Thursday acquitted the men between (ren. Manuel Antonio of brick declared war on violence. — the nation’s de facto ruler — that talks might begin. salaries are already paid out of the fund, which was of charges including conspiring to kill a federal Noriega and the opposition, id in the HARTFORD — An aide to Hartford city “ We’re putting together a task force to agree to depart and the general created after the 1983 Mianus River bridge collapse which has refused to negotiate recessed officials has recommended that Hartford Judge and FBI agent and plotting to overthrow suppress gang activity in the city wherever it’s had failed to agree in writing to A sign from Noriega that he to repair the state's crumbling infrastructure. The unless the general first agrees to mediation. ncluded. consider suing to force the state to the federal government and establish an at,” officer Bill Frio, a department spokesman, was willing to step down re­ fringe benefits, such as health and life insurance, all-white nation in the Pacific Northwest. leave the country. "The church in no way surrend­ mained an "indispensable and has two desegregate urban schools. were originally left in the general fund through an said Thursday. “ We are not going to broadcast Defendant Robert E. Miles, 63. a white Also Thursday, there was a ers the difficult task of mediation. essential condition” for opening )uilding, Jose LaLuz, a management analyst who oversight, he said. how and when we’re going to do it.” supremacist leader from Cohoctah, Mich., split in the main anti-Noriega It still considers it urgent and talks, it said. about 45 works for the city manager, said in the report But Republicans used Thursday's debate as an AP photo “ We’re out there to let these gang-bangers praised the verdicts. But when asked how the coalition. And police using tear that the state wasn't moving quickly enough to opportunity to increase attacks on the Democratic CRAFTS TRIAL — Keith M a ^ , a New Mayo was hired to investigate an alleged know that we’re here, we’re not going to go gas and rubber hoses dispersed ng Com- trial had affected the supremacist movement, desegregate school and that Hartford should majority's proposed $6.3 billion budget, which some Milford private investigator, (takes the away, and this city belongs to the good people, ’' hundreds of anti-government the site affair by Crafts before divorce proceed­ he said, "Who knows? What movement? What’s consider Joining other groups in examining forecasters say could cause a deficit of as much as stand in the fourth day of the Richard said Detective Tony Celli, using the street slang demonstrators in the western city ie build- ings filed by his wife, Heile. left of it after this?” for gang member. legal options. $200 million next year unless cuts are made or taxes Crafts murder trial J n ^ le w London. of David. ig. "W e don't believe that the implementation raised. on Mon- A Roman Catholic church com­ will happen in the near future, and the city has "It's a fiscal gimmick to balance the budget — rommis- urgent needs,” LaLuz said. "W e need to have we're going to see worse ones, ” said House Minority ins. the courts intervene.” I.eader Robert G. Jaekle, R-Stratford. Private/6ye says Mrs. Crafts LaLuz prepared the report for Hartford "The real sin is, it's coming at the expense of the Agoraphobics avoid pubiic, stay home Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry. The report, special transportation fund, which is supposed to presented to the City Council Thursday night, repair and improve and maintain the highways and Continued from page 1 bridges of this state so we don't have another own, and seek to avoid conflict at adds that when they marry, their fears — is indispensable, but includes three other options besides a lawsuit. was u(^set by husband’s affair all costs. Because they rely so roblems I disaster.” Jaekle said. “ chronically anxious” people sel­ often not enough to remove the The Supermarket I of losing control. Sometimes you much on others’ judgment and :o which The transfer, recommended by O'Neill in his dom choose ideal mates. Instead, underlying conflicts that fuel the NEW LONDON (AP) - A his wife and putting her body take the photographs out of her have an eerie sense of unreality, approval, they have been labeled be pro­ 1988-89 budget, was approved on a vote of 85-57, with most seek out "strong, dominant problem. Sexual assaults alleged private investigator said Heile parts through a wood chipper. hand because her tears were as if you’re standing outside “ people pleasers.” le center I a handful of Democrats joining Republicans in Crafts "got very emotional” individuals whom they feel they VYith Warehouse I MERIDEN — A 25-year-old Florida man Crafts was arrested in January covering the photos.” yourself. Your only thought is to As the children of either over- can depend on for all things,” as if Besides learning how to bear le center voting against it. The measure now goes to the when she learned her husband 1987 and his wife was last seen flee the scene as fast as you can. ” faces 43 counts of criminal charges involving Senate. protective or overcritical par­ to compensate for the stability with a situation and control their was having an affairwith another alive Nov. 18, 1986. The investigator also testified So nightmarish are the symp­ ents, they may grow up without physical symptoms until their IS were alleged sexual assaults on six children, all of Monies for the fund come from motor vehicle fees woman. their parents didn’t offer. Ironi­ Prices that the Newtown Police Depart­ toms that you will do almost adequate coping skills and the anxiety subsides, they must ac­ sheet, the same family. and the gasoline tax, which is scheduled to go up a Mayo testified he took photo­ cally, the partner they end up ment failed to take initial reports anything not to experience them confidence to thrive on their own. quire the skills that allow them to loncerns Rustum J. Amroli^yalla, of Miami, Fla., was penny a gallon to 20 cents a gallon on July 1. Investigator Keith Mayo said graphs of Crafts hugging a with may share many traits of the that Heile Crafts was missing again. Whatever place they first Feeling powerless and over­ fare better in intimate relation­ 1 and if arraigned in Meriden Superior Court " If the special transportation fund is so solid ... ■ Thursday he was hired by the woman identified as Nancy Dodd, unfulfilling parent (s); when the seriously around the time she was occur becomes guilty by associa­ whelmed from early in life, or ships. That includes being less Wednesday on 14 counts of first-degree sexual that we don't need $21 million year after year in this former airline stewardess in outside a condominium in New potential agoraphobic realizes Jersey. alleged to have been killed. tion — and you actively avoid it guilty about upsetting a parent, needy and passive, and more assault, 22 counts of risk of injury to a minor fund anymore, how are we going to justify the tax September 1986 to investigate the marriage isn’t going well, the the next time. Typically, the they leant to suppress willing to deal with conflicts head inancial increase to our constituents,” Jaekle said. Richard B. Crafts' alleged affair He said when Mrs. Crafts saw stage is set for all-out anxiety and and five counts of third-degree sexual assault “ They (Newtown police) be­ dread of one situation spreads to problems instead of confrq on instead of withdrawing from $540,000 The fund is expected to post a $28 million surplus with a New Jersey woman. the photos she cried. panic. in connection with a series of incidents in late lieved she was stray dog and that others until amost every locale and resolving them. Bu them. “ What happend during per year this year on expenditures of $589 million. The The vast majority of those 1986 while he was working as a handyman at a Mayo's testimony came during "She got very emotional,” she would come home when she may be a potential threat. adults, this pattern of conj their childhood is less important on or a surplus is expected to grow to $38 million next year, seeking professional help for both Berlin Turnpike motel. the fourth day of a trial in which Mayo said. “ She began to cry was good and ready,” Mayo Many agrophobics are not denial and evasion can than what they may still be doing living in but a deficit is projected by 1995. agoraphobia and panic attacks Noxzema Products Including two earlier charges of first-degree Crafts is charged with murdering very heavily. I literally had to testified. terrorized by panic attacks, but them profoundly anxious, now,” Dietz explains. For this are women. However, some ex­ vSkin Creme 6-oz. 2.29 sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor, are haunted by unfounded fears plains Alan Goldstein. Ph.D., perts believe that men are reason, both marital and family Amroliwalla faces a total of 43 counts in of losing bowel or bladder control, director of the Temple University equally susceptible but fear ad- therapy may also be essential to a Acne12i-oz. 3.39 On The Spot .2S-oz. 2.99 connection with the alleged molestations. vomiting, screaming, going (Philadelphia) Agoraphobia and lasting recovery mitting to emotional Clear Up Pads so’s 1.99 Skin Cleanser 4-oz. 1.99 Utility companies selling off excess land crazy or doing anything that may Anxiety Program, in his book, vulnerability. Feds hunt Trumbull man be publicly embarrassing or “ Overcoming Agoraphobia’’ Because agoraphobia is so revolting. Their desperate effort (Viking). Noxzema A HARTFORD (AP) - Utility com­ reasonable and one way is to generate the interests of ratepayers. companies are not taking this line, deep-seated and complex, the 1 Wash N' Dri to hide their phobia through Given their fragile self-esteem FISHING REEL HARTFORD — Federal authorities are panies are expected to sell their revenue through the sale of prop­ For this reason, he said, the DPUC Meehan said. most effective therapy involves a ' Shave Cream Pop Up avoidance or escape only intensi­ and failure toexpress their needs, (iiM continuing a nationwide manhunt today for a excess property as means for getting erty,” said Consumer Counsel James recently rejected the sale of 97 acres For them, he said, "the proceeds' multiple approach and may last fies their catastrophic thoughts it’s no surprise that agoraphobics TAG SALE Trumbull man who police are describing as leaner and keeping rates under Meehan, who represents the ratepay­ in Trumbull, Weston and Fairfield by benefit the company but they have a six months to a year. According to 0 2 9 1 3 9 and feelings. Ib u r “ very dangerous.” control, according to the state consu­ ers' interests. the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. often have unsatisfactory per­ Robert Dietz, psychological di­ Alt'!. significant impact on ratepayers.” Certain personality traits occur Some Reels In Cholcg Itariatlaa 1 70'a Police believe Charles A. Leaf Jr., 29, mer counsel, By and large the transactions — Meehan's office also has won a sonal relationships. "Most are rector of TER RAP of Pittsburgh, 1102. tizt While the South Central Connecticut with remarkable consistency Like-New Condition kidnapped his girlfriend and their 4-year-otd Berlin-based Northeast Utilities, which must be approved by the recent remand from Superior Court enmeshed in a period of profound a self-help treatment center for Regional Water Authority in New among agoraphobics. They tend stress prior to the onset of (their son and fled the state. the state's largest utility, is putting Department of Public Utility Control on the sale price of property in agoraphobia with branches Location: Rave Basis Haven is not regulated by the DPUC, to be highly imaginative (which first) panic attack, and fully 50 Leaf has been charged with unlawful flight dozens of surplus land parcels on the — breeze through with little or no Bethany owned by the Ansonia-Derby it is a privately held concern whose across the U.S., behavioral "ex­ Corner of Waddell & Tyler CIr. may explain their vividly con­ percent are threatened by the posure therapy” — accompany­ Perms Soap i BASH to avoid prosecution based on warrants issued block or selling to negotiated buyers objection from the state. Occasion­ Water Co., he said. rates are reviewed by a panel of top Manchester, C T jured disasters!) as well as dissolution of a relationship at ing agoraphobics to places where in Connecticut charging him with kidnapping in an effort to save on maintenance ally, however, there are problems. In addition, Meehan said some elected officials from the towns it overly dependent, unusually sen­ that time,” Goldstein reports. a previous panic occurred and Saturday, 4/9 — 9am-4pm and taxes while generating revenue '"The (public) water companies — water companies argue that a certain serves. YcHjr ? Normal and burglary, Stanley Klein, special agent in sitive to criticism and rejection, Cholcg 42 H 8lyl«a 1*9 that ultimately benefits ratepayers. we believe selling watershed land portion of the land-sale proceeds Agoraphobia usually surfaces gradually getting them to face Sunday, 4/10 — llam-Spm ZJ Extra Sonslttva charge of the FBI in Connecticut, said in a The company expects to raise more fearful of abandonment, perfec- "There is a bit of a trend in the sense may adversely impact the service to should benefit shareholders. Mee­ between the late teens and early statement. than $12 million by auctioning 86 tionistic and obsessed with how 30s; the catalyst is often separa­ that many companies are trying to the customer,” said Consumer Coun­ han's office opposes the concept. unused acres around a defunct they come across to others. tion from or the feared loss of a ^ Binaca pare down costs and keep rates sel James Meehan, who represents Fortunately, other types of utility MOTHER’S DAY IS MAY 8111 reservoir in Milford on April 20. Conscientious about obligations, "prime provider of security” — a Breath Spray they accommodate loved ones' parent, spouse or lover, or home needs instead of asserting their itself, Goldstein observes. He 1 7 9 ttour 1 Aaa t. 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I t 48, ^jullllowejJ|omaloea^PeggerajtCjjUCM^^^^^^Kc^^labl, IT ALU % 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 8.1988 ,1988 — 5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 8. 1988 — 7 s OPINION FOCUS a B uilding Bug-infested epartment bothers tenants V thousand ' who are Jack DEAR BRUCE: We DEAR READER: I hope you were PEOPLE moved into our apart­ to give up my job. ned," said represented by counsel when you 'The business netted about $4,000 n anonym- ment 31/4 months ago on purchased the property. If the seller decision A nderson a one-year lease. Since last year. How much do you think it is Actors fight for animals r to take on said there were no water problems, worth? then, we have called our LOS ANGELES — Rob Lowe, Tippi Hedren iry. They Smart Money you may have grounds for a suit NO NAME, NO CITY their best landlord at least six But I quarrel with your attorney’s and a group of other entertainers are asking issibilityis times because our search of the property. The fact that the California Fish and Game Commission to apartment is infested Bruce Williams d e a r READER; Very little if a w ise one the home is in a designated flood plain anything, unhappily. While you may ban a proposed recreational mountain lion with bugs. He has sent hunt. ower con- should have turned up in his or her have the genesis of a very, very in an exterminator each examination of the title, and the Earl Holiiman, president of Actors and igs used to The Cheney Historic District Com^ssion time, but in a matter of profitable enterprise, you have yet to Many nukes lawyer should have made you aware prove it. A business that grosses a Others for Animals and a former star of 1903, when made a wise decision Thursday when iK days, the little creepy, of this. Colombia, little over $500 a week and nets less television’* “Police Woman,” called lion approved plans for a new office building m the crawly creatures have returned to our move to a cleaner and healthier If you were not represented by hunting ’’unethical and cowardly.” few hired kitchen. environment. than $4,000 a year, with the part-time trouble In historic district that the architect called a counsel, retain a lawyer immediately. efforts of two people, simplv has little Packs (/f hounds chase the wild cats until We simply can’t bear to put up with Otherwise, determine why you were value. they are exhausted, he said. When they climb eployment building of the 1980s. will sun/ive this another day. Can be break the DEAR BRUCE: When we recently orces off- not told of the flood plain, and be I think your choices are clear; trees to escape the dogs, they are shot by In doing so, the commission set the pattern lease on the basis of the bug problem? purchased our first home, we specifi­ certain that the attorney realizes that Either close the business and forget it. hunters, secession T.R., FORT WAYNE, IND cally asked theseller if there were any St without for future new buildings in the district. if he does not recover from the seller, or jump in full time. Like everything Gretchen Wyler and Rue McClanahan water problems, and he said no. We you may sue him. else, there is a degree of risk involved. s created. Understandably, some of the commission INF treaty DEAR T.R.: I am not an attorney now find that the home was built in a joined the other celebrities at a news members would have preferred a more If you give up your full-t ime job and conference Thursday sponsored by the promptiy and haven’t seen your lease, but it flood plain, and that after a flood DEAR BRUCE: My wife and I tbe business doesn’t fly, the result is ling state A traditional building design, something that WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration would seem to me that you would have about 2>/4 years ago, the entire area started a business in our home two Mountain Lion Preservation Foundation in an obvious. On tbe other hand, this is , Panama very little difficulty in breaking it. was covered with water. years ago selling candy that mv wife effort to stop the first hunt propo.sed in more clearly resembles the buildings has puffed up its Intermediate-range Nuclear what dreams are made of — a .small California in 17 years. the United constructed by the Cheney Bros, textile Forces treaty as a historic agreement “to The landlord is responsible to give you The local people knew about this makes. The business has grown, but I business started at home that be­ right to a a habitable, healthy environment. and would never buy one of these just don’t want to give up my full-time The state Fish and Game Commission was industry during the days when the Cheneys eliminate an entire class of nuclear weapons.” But com es a mulli-million-dollar ithority to While you keep a clean apartment homes. But we were transferred here job — and I would need to in order to enterprise. scheduled to meet today in I^ng Beach in the the INF treaty doesn’t do that. The United States last of a series of public hearings to consider aterwav. dominated much of the town’s political and “I’m wondering just how long Jesse Jackson’s luck will hold up.’’ will keep at the ready whole groups of short- and that is sprayed for bugs, it’s likely that from out of state and saw the house make this thing go. lings done social life. The commission members are one or more of your neighbors does during the dry summer, so we thought We grossed about $27,000 last year the proposal. intermediate-range weapons. not. it was lovely. Now we find that if we le United historically sensitive. Even if theytmerican public doesn’t know this but it is obvious that we could do'a lot Bruce Williams, America’s top I would notify the landlord in tried to sell it,' we would only get a better if one of us were able to work on i for the P But they wisely rejected the notion that new fact, which is hidden under a classification stamp, radio talk host, is heard weeknights on Caroline unveils statue latera. As writing that I consider the lease to be fraction of what we paid for it. Is there it full time. Since we have small buildings should try to be replications of the the Soviets know it. They are protecting some of broken because of his or her inability something we can do? NBC stations. Write to him in care of American children, my wife is not able to do this the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box ,591. BOSTON - Car- old ones. their own weapons with the same loophole. to control the insects. Then I would A READER -'r T mr^ntioned, I am not willing ipport for Time to criticize Jackson Only “land-based” nuclear missiles with ranges Manchester 06040. oline Kennedy in poiicy All new buildings put up in the district Schlossberg un­ se each is I between 300 and 3,400 miles will be dismantled I should certainly reflect the texture of old mill under the treaty signed last December by veiled a 3-foot ybea U.S. By Ben Wattenberg plaster model of a lethlng to buildings by incorporating into their design President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Busy honeybees sometimes bronze statue of some architectural reminder of the mills. I had the pleasure of appearing her late father, They should not present a jarring contrast. That leaves many sea-based nuclear missiles Dr. G ott he crisis with the Rev. Jesse Jackson on the with ranges in that field, and many more nuclear John F. Kennedy, liution is The proposed office building, with its PBS MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour missiles and bombs with ranges of less than 300 Peter Gott, M.D. that will stand in detailed brickwork and its roof design, recently. As always, he is a man miles — including several dozen deployed in South El bumble as they buzz about front of the promises to blend in well and still be an honest worth jousting with. The only part Korea, among other locations. Massachusetts Ca­ DEAR pitol building. product of its time just as the structures built I didn’t like was when Jackson The Pentagon is quite happy to hang on to these (at the age of 24), I was terrified said that I couldn't see the ABBY: This is of the very real possibility that ’’There are by Cheney Bros, were honest products of their weapons. It considers it vital to have nuclear in response to difference between him and Col. weapons that let us fight something between a my throat would swell closed, and many memorials said the times. Moammar Gadhafi, apparently ’ ‘Delaware I would die of asphyxiation! to my father in this conventional war and all-out strategic or Beekeeper” asked all If new commercial buildings on the fringe of because some people think, in Dear Abby So again I say, I don’t care if it’s country and itacles so long-range exchange of nuclear weapons. Ailment of skin and “Larry of a bee. wasp or whatever It’s the mill area were mere replications of the old Jackson’s not very felicitous That goal is clear in a highly classified around the world,” Lakewood, Abigail Van Buren terrifying to get an insect in one’s Ms. Schlossberg mills, they would look cheap and theatrical by words, that "all of us may look “guidance” we have seen,^hich describes the Ohio.” alike, but we are not alike." mouth, feel it sting, then have to said Thursday. a that he contrast with the real things. They would Pentagon’s weapons plan, u lumps short- and has many causes The honey­ pull the stinger out of one’s tongue Schlossberg intermediate-range nuclearJorces under the bee will indeed “But of all of them, down re- detract, not add, to the aesthetic value of the I can indeed tell the difference or other oral tissue: wor.se if the this one in the state he loved means the most,” lable and between Jackson and Gadhafi. heading of Theater Nuclear Forces. land on soft- stinger is too far down to reach. area. DEAR DR. GOTT: The doctor told us that the drink cans and On May 29, 1989, which would have been r opening Jackson is the very smart Ameri­ “By providing a wide range of credible options, JULIANNE TANSKI. Kennedy’s 72nd birthday, dignitaries and The Cheney Historic District restoration TNF... enhance our capability to deter enemy swelling and pain in our daughter’s ankles and bottles and get into them I know can. Gadhafi runs the Libyan knees is from erythema nodosum. He said it will run area, you will see bees eollecting LAKEWOOD. CALIF family members are slated to gather for the should not be spoiled by surrounding the core terrorist state that in the past gave conventional, theater nuclear and chemical several people who were stung in water for their hive. its course in about 12 weeks and won’t recur. Is he the mouth from a honeybee that unveiling of an 8-foot-high bronze statue of of the area with obvious facades. Replications money to Jackson’s organization. warfare aggression and to defend against such correct? Also, the honeybee does not DEAR JULIANNE: Let’s put Kennedy, striding forward, his eyes on the aggression should deterrence fail,” the secret got into their soft-drink can gather honey fromn flowers and the cap on this stinging issue with are justified when an outdoor museum is People United to Save Humanity. horizon. When I mentioned that, Jackson guidance says. “In this regard, U.S. military forces DEAR READER; Erythema nodosum is an True, honeybees will sting only Larry stated; bees gather pollen a final word from a reader with a being created and restoration of the real thing and nectar from flowers and then sense of humor: The statue by artist Isabel Mcllvain of artfully declaimed, dudgeon soar­ should maintain the capability to conduct offensive inflammation of the skin, usually in the area of the in defense of their hive or if,they Concord shows Kennedy in what members of is not possible. But the Cheney Historic and defensive operations in a nuclear shin bones, that is a con.sequence of certain are threatened, but when a make the honey. ing, that "he had never met Mr. DEAR ABBY: Your “It was a the seiection commission called a classic pose District is not an outdoor museum and should Gadhafi and never been to environment.” infections. These infections range from the honeybee gets into someone’s BIG L. innocuous, such as strep throat, to the serious, LOUISIANA BEEKEEPER wasp, not a bee column” reminds — mid-stride, eyes forward, elbows bent with not be treated like one. Libya," which I’m sure is true. The short- and intermediate-range weapons mouth and feels pressure, it will his left hand tucked into his suit pocket. could keep the Soviets from escalating a war, the including tuberculosis, ulcerative colitis and fungal sting to protect itelf. I am a DEAR AL: Read on: me of this story: A bee, wearinga In any event, Jesse Jackson is lung inflammation. Some forms of drug allergy .varmulke, met another bee who top-drawer political goods. He’s Pentagon adds. beekeeper, and I know the asked. “Why are you wearing Letters to the editor According to the guidance, the Soviets might be show up as erythema nodosum; sulfa, iodides and difference between a yellow DEAR ABBY: 1 was appalled Jazz for the homeiess original and quick-witted. He’s birth-control pills have been reported to cau.se this that skullcap? You’re not becoming at least slightly more willing to begin a nuclear battle at sea, even if it jacket, wasp and a honeybee. to read in your column that great Jewish.” The Manchester Herald welcomes original percent defense cuts, his salute to reaction. At work, at lunchtime we have numbers of people wrote to say NEW YORK — Jazz musicians Herbie I moderate. He’s a dynamic orator Others merely say he is “the means risking the loss of their fleet. So, “It will be The bee replied, “I know, I just Hancock and Chick Corea will perform in 20 I letters to the-ditor. Che Guevara, his plan to have a U.S. policy that a nuclear war beginning with Therefore, the answer to your question depends to keep our soft drinks covered that bees get a bad rap because Letters should be brief and to the point. They and a demonstrably fine candi­ conscience of the party.” on the cause of your daughter's skin inflammation. don t want anyone to mistake me cities this summer in an effort to raise $150,000 date. Don’t blame Jackson that “code" to tell private businesses Do these people have beliefs? Soviet nuclear attacks at sea will not necessarily because the bees swarm on top of people mistake wasps and yellow for a WASP.” should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for where to invest their capital, his As much as a year of penicillin therapy may be any open can. jackets for bees. for the homeless. I he’s put the Democratic Party in a Are they really the same as remain limited to the sea,” the guidance says. necessary to cure strep-induced erythema nodo­ GEORGE H RIESSER. The money will be distributed to I ease In editing, should be double-spaced. Letters support for race and sex quotas, The combination of nuclear weapons — short- I would also like to add that the Who cares? I wish you'd have must be signed with name, address and daytime position where one “party elder’’ Jackson’s? Are these people sum. Other forms may clear without treatment, Ph D., HOUSTON homeless-aid organizations by the National etc. The list is long. professionals? Do they know how and mid-range ones based at sea and strategic flight of the bumblebees is not focused on the real issue — that telephone number (for verification). (anonymous, of course) was only to recur again and again — until the underlying only from flower to flower. If you being stung on the inside of the Coalition for the Homeless, the tour’s sponsor, quoted in The New York Times as Gov. Michael Dukakis appar­ to add electoral votes? Are they ones, which can hit inside the Soviet Union — will disease is cured. Erythema nodosum isn’t so much a DEAR ABBY: You stated that The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the ently doesn’t understand what’s got to a swimming pool or mouth is a potential fatal when a man dies, he leaves only Philip Morris Cos., announced Thursday. saying that, if Jesse kept winning, looking for an electoral debacle of keep the Soviets guessing and provide a powerful disease in its own right as it is a reflection, a sign of watering hole in the summer­ The tour begins June 1 in Seattle and stops interests of brevity, clarity and taste. going on, which may be why his deterrent toanyattack. situation! one widow — the woman to whom the party “would be in an an order not seen before in this inflammation elsewhere in the body. Unless your time, if there is a beehive in the When I was stung on the tongue are scheduled in Denver, Chicago, Cleveland Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester “inevitable” candidacy lost to the The guidance was written before the iNF treaty he was married at the time of hij^ Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. impossible situation. We’d have country — one that could pull daughter’s doctor has established a sptecific and New York before ending in Tampa, Fla. the choice of turning our backs on heretofore “impossible" Jackson down Democrats in the Congress, was signed, so it includes weapons based in diagnosis and suggested therapy. I’m afraid that death. Well, my ex-husband died candidacy in Michigan by 2-1. after we were divorced and Hancock will perform with The Jesse and alienating the blacks, or in the states and in the cities? Western Europe as part of the mix of options. But it you will be di.sappointed after 12 weeks and he will Headhunters, with Michael Breckeron After the massacre. The New Will anyone speak up loudly and unknowingly deflects the major criticism of the end up wishing he hadn’t made such a brash Data Bank neither one of us remarried. Can I vmiCH COUNTRY nominating him and almost cer­ be identified as a widow? Yes! saxophone. Corea will perform with his tainly losing in November. York Times reported this about say, “Idisagree”? Orwilltheybe INF treaty — that Western Europe will be left prediction. Electric Band. IS THE RICHEST, Dukakis; “The governor said he naked in front of the overwhelming conventional Did you know that the govern­ cm gulled by Jackson’s plea that he DEAR DR. GOTT: While in labor. I had sharp ment considers ALL ex-wives MOST POWERFUL That’s not Jesse Jackson’s saw no basic distinction between can deliver the goods “if the party firepower of the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact fault. Blame anonymous elder his message about the country’s pains in my thigh. Now, two years later, my leg will who were married to a man for Royalty at funeral ONE IN SOUTH rallies behind me as I have rallied countries if the intermediate-range weapons are just buckle, then get very tender and sore. An BEING HAPPY: What’s most important more than 10 years his “wid­ Democrats and all the other future and that offered by Mr. taken away. Critics of any arms reductions in AMERICA? behind the party.” Like many of orthopedic surgeon gave me a cortisone shot in the ows"? That is, provided they WINDSOR, England — Five members of the Democrats this year who wouldn’t Jackson and the party’s other Jackson’s comments, there is Western Europe have always seen the bursa, which made it worse. Is this a nerve, muscle, say publicly that they disagree have not remarried. Further­ royal family attended the funeral of the candidates.” some truth there. It is also true intermediate-range nuclear weapons there as the bursa or joint problem? Should I go to a Parcant ratponding more, ALL of tho.se widows are Marchioness of Cambridge, one of the last with Jackson’s policies, not even Dukakis may have missed his only thing keeping the Eastern Bloc from taking that in 1985 Jesse Jackson was sports-medicine clinic? A loving entitled to collect his Social descendants of the Hanoverian kings of some of them. What happens if true calling. With zingers like threatening to bolt the Democrats advantage with their superior conventional Security benefits! DEAR READER: Your question suggests that relationship England. they don’t publicly disagree with that, guaranteed to gain votes for and start a third party. armies. It is possible for one to six Lady Cambridge died April 1 at the age of him and he gets a plurality of the Republicans,hecouldgetajob But the guidance says our short- and you may have developed a pinched nerve in your “widows” to collect from the Jackson is no political saint. He back, possibly as a result of a slipped disc. In my 88. delegates — which may happen? writing press releases for the is not the conscience of his party. intermediate-range weapons cannot make up for Good health demise of no-good fickle The Queen Mother Elizabeth, Princess If an anyone-but-Jackson stra­ RejAiblican National Committee. opinion, you need either a myelogram (a special philanderer. MEDELLIN? He will be a better politician if he deficiencies in conventional forces, for there are X-ray of the spinal column) or a CT scan (another Margaret, the Duke and Duchess of tegy then emerges to deny him the In the nicest language possible must deal with criticism of his many scenarios in which the enemy might use RESPECTABLE WIDOW. Gloucester and Princess Alice, Duchess of nomination, it will surely appear let’s put the situation this way; type of spinal X-ray). Children NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. views and his history. Just like conventional forces and in which the United States I’d forget the orthopedic specialty, including a you’re proud of Gloucester, attended the funeral Thursday at to be on the grounds of race, and Jesse Jackson is very, very everyone else. and NATO could not justify a nuclear response. So, St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, an that’s a repugnant reason. sports-medicine clinic, and ask your doctor to refer DEAR WIDOW: Who would liberal. The Democratic Party NATO should beef up conventional forces, instead you to a neurosurgeon. If you do have a slipped disc, official residence of Queen Elizabeth II. So the right way for Democrats has been losing national elections of relying on nuclear overkill. Financial dream that after a marriage had Ben Wattenberg, asenlorfellow you may be a candidate for surgical repair or security Lady Cambridge belonged to the “Old Royal to deal with Jackson is to because it is regarded as becom­ at the American Enterprise Insti­ The guidance reveals a final secret, which has been legaliy dissolved by divorce, removal of the structure between two of your an ex-wife could be considered a Family,” the designation given to members scrutinize him as if he were any ing too liberal. Democrats like tute, is author of “The Birth not appeared in a major way in the debate over the backbones. Once a disc herniates, it can compress •I widow! Surely not 1 Obviously I descended not from Queen Victoria but from other candidate. That means Dukakis are now quoted as saying Dearth,” published by Pharos INF treaty. The United States has certain r surrounding nerves, causing pain and numbness — success couldn’t have been more wrong — King George III, or married to his judging his proposed 10 to 25 they agree with Jackson’s vision. Books. “strategic” systems that can be rushed to Europe and, later, weakness — that can be permanent if the descendants. NEA ORAPHICS as far as the folks at Social to perform some of the same roles that are now the abnormality is not corrected. Security are concerned. job of the missiles being eliminated by the treaty. “U.S. strategic systems which are capable of ------—— Clip and .Savp------—— ----- r ' TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL 1 Presidential preference polls problematic executing theater nuclear options may be tasked I 9 for (European) missions.” the guidance says, as I DON’T MISS THI It’s bad enough that American voters have to put long as that doesn’t get in the way of the overall MANCHESTER that Gallup reported Bush losing to Dole by nine war plan for strategic nuclear missiles. I up with what the media tell them both before and percentage points, with a “possible error” of up to I VERNON HISTORICAL SOCIETY after every election (big and small) about its 3 percent. (All the other polls, more cautious but I ANTIQUES SHOW significance. only less wrong, had them neck and neck.) SPRING Mlnl>0dltorlal I Second Congregational Church We were assured in advance, for example, that As we know, Bush blew Dole away, beating him We are confounded by the economic wizards in A N TIQ U E SHOW*SALE what the Republicans and Democrats of Iowa did in WOKam I 385 North Main St., Manchester, CT (1-84, Exit 62) by eight percentage points and making a liar out of the White House and on Capitol Hill who whine Do You Like Antiques? SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1988 their respective caucuses would be of enormous Gallup by a whopping margin of 17 percent. Gallup about every dollar they have to squeeze out of the I importance. And when Robert Dole and Richard Rusher Food Bar On Premlies Let’s Talk Country 10 nrn to 5 [ini 8 announced lamely that it had "stopped polling too federal budget, but who manage somehow to I Gephardt emerged the winners, the media soon” — the same excuse that its British affiliate Friday, April 8 — 11am-8pm 111 maintain a fleet of non-military planes —1,100 to be I All These Shops Are Located In L’oveniry promptly went out of their minds with excitement. used in 1970 when it miscalled an entire national Vt 'rnon (amter MitJdIc School RAL exact, costing $650 million a year — for the purpose I Saturday. April 9 — 10am-5pm Yet today, scarcely two months later. Dole and election by 10 percent. of sparing public servants the inconvenience qf 777 Hartford ' Ipke. (Hi. 30) ■ Vernon, Connecticut Gephardt have been interred as candidates. I This Ad Permits 1 or 2 Persons to Purchase Memory Lane Countryside Antique Center And yet there are those who want the networks to scheduled airline flights. The argument is that the 2224 Bo.sion Turnpike (Route 44 and .11 N o rth !. Covonlry. Conn Iloiir.s Under llic Management of Gail and (jene Dickenson But it’s even worse, if possible, that the voters In the first place, any poll is only as good as the abandon their present agreement to refrain from I •2.IX) Tickets for *1.78 Each. Wedne.sday to Sunday 10a.m. tn 5 p.m. Clo.'ied Monday and Tiie.sday bureaucrat’s time is too important to waste waiting of Memory Ijuie .Antiques. must be inundated, in advance of every election, sample polled, and there is absolutely no foolproof announcing the results of "exit polls” (i.e., polls of in airports. 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How would you like to have F o u n d sd In 1881 DIREGTIO.NS; F^xil (>6 (formerly Exit 97) off Route 84. he will win by a margin so big that no special effort Hampshire Republican primary. Seldom, surely, millions of California voters go to the polls ffNHY M. SIEFFfRT...... PuWtoher any large round or Next: Located Across From Each Other on his behalf is needed. In either case, a false poll has a single primary been of more critical B io m T CMSPftLL ...... tdnor The Old Country Store KROM 84 WE.ST (rrfmins frnm Sliirliriilxrl . rixln at end of exil lo Bolton Road. depending on the accuracy and objectivity of the J140 M ain St. (Route 31), Coventry, Conn Hours: a m to .5 o m BIDUOLAS a . B iV IN S ...... 1...... CMeutl¥« Editor ‘^ b ic k p a n pizza 10 Ia>ft on Rollon Road lo overhead Iraffir light. Right on Route 30. l>eaa than result can be quite enough to influence the importance to a candidate. George Bush had lost Gallup Organization, or any other pollster, to tell Thursday through Sunday or by chance outcome. MARIE F. OBADV...... V...... City Editor w ith 2 to p p in g s $ y S 9 milf ■ tchool located on left. Iowa badly, coming In behind both Dole and them-bn the basis of exit polls (“with a possible ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... A u o c litt Editor Across the street: It Is true, of course, that pollsters will try to Robertson. If Bush had failed to win in New FROM B4 KAST (coming from Hartford) • left at end of exit to Bolton Ro«d. error of up to 3 percent”) what is happening back Coventry Antique Center I,y weekend at Second Congregational Church, 385 N. that he declined to release fully in his the unscrupulous native woman. Emile’s half-Polynesian children, Hubbard streets, Glastonbury. There are 30 Springtime” to Liat, cradling her in Main St. The show features jewelry, furniture, first song, the classic "Some En­ Bloody Mary. Portrayed by Amy Jo played refreshingly by a young hand-hooked rugs on display at the museum, as his arms and stroking her long, black n country wares, linens and books, as well as chanted Evening,” emerges Phillips, Bloody Mary entrances the brother and sister, Christiane and part of an exhibit calied “ A New Look at an Old hair. The mood switches to comedy at Chucky Ocampo. Nellie tries to sing a home-cooked meals and pies. It is open tonight movingly. sailors — and the audience — with the end of Ihis scene, where Bloody until Sand Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Craft.” The museum is open Mondays and Effervescent Nellie Forbush is "Bali Hai.” With graceful beckoning simple French song with them, Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Sundays, 2 to 4 Mary announces "H e’s going to be my ” Dites-Moi,” A strong, sure voice in in an Admission is $2. played by Rebecca Andrew with gestures, she coaxes the men to son-in-law,” as Joe strolls off-stage. On Sunday, the scene changes to the Vernon p.m. Admission is free. verve and energy. In her first musical “ Come to me, your special island!” joins them as Emile returns, having Along with drama, comedy and survived his jungle exploit to make his Center Middle School, 777 Hartford Turnpike, number, "A Cockeyed Optimist,” The sets, designed by Gerry Hariton ENCHANTED EVENING — Robert wonderful music, “ South Pacific” has way home. And in happy triumph, this n was where Gail and Gene Dickenson of Memory Lane Goulet stars as Emile DeBecque in Andrew belts out the song in a manner and Vicki Baral, form a beautiful and a social message not frequently Flower power dream-like background for the South Pulitzer Prize-winning musical ends. in the Antiques in Bolton will be managing the Vernon Rodgers and Hammersteln's musical more reminiscent of Ethel Merman expressed when it opened in 1949, the sidcr Historical Society's antique show. This one is open The Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe than Mitzi Gaynor, who played Nellie Sea location. Lavender, starry skies, question of race and prejudice again.st classic, "South Pacific," this weekend at □ □ □ from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for $2.75 per person. houses in Hartford will be decorated with Victorian in the 1958 "South Pacific” movie. distant mountain peaks, midnight- "people whose eyes are oddly made, floral arrangements this weekend, created by the Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. One But with the toe-tapping ’T m blue seas and lush tropical vegetation and whose skin is a different shade.” “ South Pacific” performanres will create a mood of exotic mystery and Green Bay Tree Garden Club of West Hartford. of the show’s most memorable tunes, Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Joe recoils when Bloody Mary run through Sunday, at 8 p.m., with romance. ^ Mass-ive sound Each member of the club spent about 40 hours "Some Enchanted Evening,” Is sung to Hair,” Andrew’s voice loses its speaks of marriage with Liat, and he matinees on Saturday and Sunday at earlier brassy quality and she pres­ One of the sailors most eager to see studying arrangements of the period, viewing ruefully recognizes his intolerant 2. Tickets are available through (he - Car- The Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Rebecca Andrew. Performances are ents a resonant and lively delivery. the off-limits island of Bali Hai is nnedy slides and putting together the flower pieces. The heritage in "Carefully Taught.” He Bushnell Memorial Hall box office, Chorale, combined with Manchester High School’s tonight at 8, Saturday and Sunday at 2 And in the heady ‘T m in Love with a Luther Billis, played with gusto and sings this with Goulet on stage, who rg un- homes, at 361 Farmington Ave., Hartford, will be 246-6807; Teletron, 1-800-922-2030; and I Round Table Singers, will present Beethoven’s and 8 p.m. Call 246-6807. Wonderful Guy.” Andrew charmingly superb comic timing by Paul Keith. *hon innnohes into the splendid “ This at Ticketron outlets. I lOt Mass in C on Saturday evening. The 8 p.m. concert open Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., for $6.50 per lei of a person: and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., for $4.50 per will be presented at South United Methodist Raginild Plnlo/M«nchM<*r Herald lie of person. Church, 1226 Main St. The performance will feature HIGH STEPPIN' — Jay Carroll, Anissa ler, four guest soloists: Kris Pickup, soprano: Kathryn High School revue, "The Best of Writers enjoy talk inedy, Hohnan, alto; Rodney Rock, tenor: and Douglas Barbato and Chris Schoeneberger are Broadway." It will be presented tonight Up, up and away Stratford theater still working out transition nd in Hollenbeck, bass. featured in the number "Together, and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the school A huge merry-go-round constructed from more STRATFORD (AP) — As the new under Chapter 11 but has been unable to pay $15,000 as well as a “ substantial number of The evening’s program will also include Weber’s Wherever We Go,” in the llling Junior auditorium. than 10,000 balloons will be featured at Show Off in Nelson’s effort American Festival Theater struggles to put its debts as required by the reorganization items” including furniture from the theater sttscn- overture to “ Oberon” and an overture by J.S. New Britain, a festival and product show to be held together a financially healthy company, the plan. and the adjoining administration building, 18. Bach. this weekend on the Central Connecticut State theater’s former board must draft a plan John Krick, attorney for the American I a re costumes, art, busts of William Shakes­ Tickets are $6 general, $4 for senior citizens and University campus. for disposing memorabilia aqd $15,000 in Shakespeare Theater board, filed a motion 0 rials peare and Katharine Hepburn, billboards students over 18, and free to students 18 and under. From behind bars Write on The carousel features an elephant, a horse, a for Hartford Stage cash that they still hold, an attorney said. in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Bridgeport r In this and books. giraffe and a dragon — all made from balloons, of The board of directors that ran the asking the judge to reopen the case and He said the motion was filed because he a n d Marsha Norman’s award-winning drama, Award-winning author Elizabeth Innes-Brown course — which will whirl to circus calliope music. One of the American Shakespeare Theater for more dismiss the bankruptcy because the board "was working on the theory that they had vorld,” “ Getting Out,” continues this weekend at the will be the featured speaker at the 14th annual ,.\« Honmttwl 647-0489 ing villages, friendly people and great Mansfield * 456-2240 "Overture to Oberon"- Weber Montero, the Minister of Culture “ Gorillas tend to be very civ. places to shop. (Ffaving the American is the best drawn character of the reticent, and after 25 years in the dollar worth a lot more didn't bother Overture "Suite" No. 4 - Bach cast. Large an menacing, Ro­ same place, he's just gotten used THff[P[NNYPliB Now Serving... us either!) \iinnouth Interlude "Mass in C" - Beethoven senblum is in turn amusing, to his old home,” zoo Director AMD • Pizza • Caizones • Spinach If you're looking for a new vacation experi­ 4 davs/3 nights from s aggressive, charming and hos­ Terry Maple said. "This change, T ence, book passage to Nova Scotia aboard SlStf.OOpcrpcnon M tnefn$fr High School Round Tcblo % tile, and obviously totally in although it’s a very positive Best Italian 1984-86 PIZZARIA Pie • Pasta • Veal • Chicken the Scotia Prince, You can choose HURRY! Now booking SIngon w ill participoto. control. change, is going to be viewed with Voted Conneellcul Maguine • and Much Morel forthel9Msea- from twelve drive-yourself inclusive S The American, Norton Quinn some suspicion. We’re going to i s , xrial low fares General admission «6 (Mart Hulswlt), seeks practical have to induce him to enjoy his Open 7 Days a Week package tours ranpng from 23 in effect May5-|une 16. Presents A Mew Diversified Menu compromise regardless of artis­ new habitat. hours to a full week. Accommoda­ Students ovsr 18 a halian Cuisine • Seafood ■ Fowl • Steaks ■ Ribs Road. tic merit. “ Once he gets over this period, in tions at carefully-selected hotels and senior citizene M Plano Bar Entertainment are available. And if you prefer James Cahill’s Hans Einhom we think he’s going to really enjoy Thursday, Friday a Saturday FAMILY SPECIAL A Dining Room With A View to make your own aVrange- seems to be still fighting an old it.” Food Served 11:30 am -11 pm oad. 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Friday, April 8, 1988 - 11 1988 — 9 MARKET REPORT Dayco plans to move Texaco, Pennzoil Acttvily OVM m« p»tl 30 irtdinfl day> Qrahddaughter must set up her IRA Many Ignore obligations fic’ BUSINESS COLUMBIA, S.C. - A maker of automotive parts is moving its corporate QUESTION: until she finishes college. two men Departure ‘amicable’ headquarters and about 100 employees 19-year-o1d equal or larger amount. How­ In hiring household help My Even if she has only $1,000 in an ss for the end feud at bank from Dayton, Ohio, to the Charleston area, granddaughter ever, if you buy back a smaller NORWALK — George W. Green, who IRA, that money, compounding amount, only a proportionate lot accept resigned “ on an amicable basis” as a |"l|l"|||ll"»l a published report said Thursday. ^ends college NEW YORK (AP) - If you breadwinners, each working By Laura Tolley March 23. Texaco also'10 w iir b « ^ earnings and tax-deferred, will part of the capital loss is a Polyne- director of Connecticut Bancorp Inc., said and works part Investors’ employ a cleaning person on a at a fulltime job and therefore paying $2.6 billionI to othSr— Dayco Products Inc., a maker of grow into a sizable nest egg by the disallowed. tentous of The Associated Press Ills decision to leave the company II' time. I would regular basis you must deduct unable to handle household ee to risk creditors. automotive belts and hoses with plants in Guide time she retires. As an example, let’s say you represents the best interests of all like to put Social Security taxes of 7.51 chores without the help of a on. HOUSTON - In the end. the Pennzoil. looking for long-term Walterboro and Williston, is moving, QUESTION: Last October, I redeemed 5,000 shares of that concerned. $1,000 into an percent from the paycheck domestic. ways to invest the windfall, (M)VY JONt S AVI HAt'.l William A. Doyle redeemed shares of a mutual fund and bought back 2,000 to some four-year corporate war that A|m«I 7. 10B8 sources close to the situation and individual re­ and, in addition, contribute a “ My resignation is in the best interest of fund and received $50,000. My You’re entitled to claim the Since there is already voice of fo rc ^ oil giant Texaco into actually borrowed $3 billion a HIGH 2.094.22 Charleston Mayor Joe Riley told The State tirement ac­ like amount as the employee’s Connecticut Bancorp Inc. and its cost "basis” on those shares was capital loss on 3,000 shares. But enough confusion about the 0 reports bankruptcy and the largest civil couple of weeks ago so it could LOW ai043.94 newspaper. count for her. portion of the tax. obligations of those who em­ shareholders and customers as well as c r a s s 2.062.17 $55,000, giving me a $5,000 loss. you’re prohibited from claiming ?my iines. award in U.S. history came down begin investing it in an orderly Gan this be This is one of the touchiest myself,” said Green, who stepped down as CHANCE Up 0.50 “ It’s a major, major move,” Riley said. Ten days later, not thinking about the capital loss on 2,000 shares ploy domestics, a concerned is of Joe’s to a silent, 10-minute electronic manner, spokesman Bob Harper done? If so, how? areas of American tax policy. household should describe its the company’s chairman and chief “ It’s certainly wonderful news for this the Internal Revenue Service’s you redeemed. payment of |3 billion to Pennzoil. said. fMIWTf MTWTfUTWTfMTWTfUIWtl Many employers of household specific situation and accept executive officer three weeks ago. n I M »i II * area.” “ wash sale” rule, I purchased The basis on your newly ac- abiiity in The transfer settling Pennzoil's The war began with Texaco’s ANSWER: You can accomplish help are ignorant of their guidance from an accountant money she actually places in the $20,000 worth of shares of the qauired 2,000 shares is the price e realizes takeover lawsuit against Texaco acquisition of Getty. Pennzoil He said he’s agreed not to lead or take what you have in mind. But you obligations. Many domestics or tax authority. Dayco is an operating company of IRA comes from you as a gift. If same fund. you paid for them plus the capital e superfi- took place Thursday in a high- sued Texaco, claiming interfer­ part in any proxy fight at the May 20 can’t do it as directly as you are equally unaware. And in The key word is "em ­ profit increased to ^25 million, or 80 cents Armtek Corp., a Fortune 500 company she earns at least $2,000 annually, Can I take a partial capital loss loss you could not take. Inchanted security room at Texas Com­ ence with a planned merger annual meeting of the company. might think. many instances, either side ployee.” A young person who a share, from $624 million, or 68 cents a based in New Haven, Conn. she can put $2,000 a year into her on my 1988 income tax return? This is just an example, be­ g for her merce Bank-Houston — and, between Pennzoil and Getty. Green also said he has formed his own You can’t open an IRA for your elects to ignore the rakes your lawn once a year share, in the first three months of 1987. IRA. cause your letter didn’t say how coincidentally, halfway between In November 1985, a Houston investment company and will pursue other granddaughter and put money obligations. isn’t an employee. But a Sales for the first quarter declined 4 Here, we’re assuming she is not ANSWER: Yes, if you bought many shares you redeemed and ellie with Pennzoil headquarters and the jury shocked Texaco by agreeing business opportunities. He resigned as Relocating? Get help into it. She has to set up the IRA domestic who cleans your covered by her employer’s retire­ fewer shares than you redeemed, howmany you purchased 10 days But those obligations, and children, Texaco Building. with Pennzoil and awarding the chairman and CEO of Connecticut percent, to $7.9 billion from $8.3 billion a herself and she has to deposit the house once a week is almost a young As a half-dozen tight-lipped Houston company $10.53 billion in year earlier. RICHMOND, Va. - When a business ment plan and is not earning which you obviously did. Hang later. You have those numbers others, are very real. They Bancorp and as a director of the Norwalk itioney. Of course, there’s nothing more than $35,000 a year — certainly an employee for iane and bank and Pennzoil executives damages, the largest civil award “ We expect double-digit improvement in plans to move, the first thing it should do is on; this gets complicated. and will have to do the exact could lead to fines. They could Bank on March 16. to stop you from giving her the $50,000 if married and filing a whom you must pay taxes. s to sing a watched, a green computer in U.S. history. earnings to continue throughout the year, hire a site selection consulting firm, In general terms, the wash sale calculation yourself. lead to more costly problems if money and urging her to put it joint income tax return, That’s Specialists at Spicer & Op- h them, screen signaled the arrival of four A state appeals court upheld given the current economic environment,” according to A. J. Christopher Wood. rule disallows a capital loss when an ex-employee sues to re­ GE’s profit up 16% into an IRA. most unlikely, but we must cover penheim, an accounting and A ire voice buying the same or “ substan­ William A. Doyle, a syndicated claim benefits that should Texaco payments, starting at the verdict, but reduced the $3 GE Chairman John F. Welch Jr. said. Wood, executive director of Richmond’s To be eligible for an IRA, that tax firm, define a domestic as s. having the IRA eligibility rules. tially identical” security within a columnist welcomes written have been paid, but were not, 10:03 a.m. and ending at 10:13 billion in punitive damages to $1 FAIRFIELD — General Electric Co. “ Every GE business is on plan, and Metropolitan Economic Development young lady must have “ earned someone who performs ser­ 1 make his billion. If you’re really generous and 61-day period — from 30 days questions, but he can provide over a period of years. a.m. About a dozen reporters and said its profit in the first quarter rose 16 virtually all contributed to another strong Council, says, “ the value of these firms is income,” such as wages, salary, vice in or about a private imph. this your financial situation permits before to 30 days after a sale on answers only through the column. photographers watched. percent from a year earlier, boosted by quarter with particularly good earnings they are familiar with advantages and It is a growing challenge to home, including housekeep­ ical ends. Nearly a year ago. Texaco filed tips, commissions or fees. Her it, you mightconsidergiving your which you took a loss. Write to Etoyle in care of the When the transfer was com­ favor'’ *’' ’- <■ " ” hiisinesses. increases reported by plastics, financial , disadvantages of communities across the part-time job provides that. It families, since many are able ers, maids, cooks and plete, a few people applauded. for bankruptcy protection, saying granddaughter up to $2,000 to put The entire capital loss is Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, it had to do so to avoid posting a GE said Thursdav that its first-quarter services and aerosnace.” ■ ( country for different industries.” will make no difference that the to exist only by having two babysitters. “ We’re all very glad it’s all into her IRA every year — at least disallowed if you buy back an Manchester 06040. potentially ruinous appeal bond. over," said David Alderson, inres will Pennzoil assistant treasurer. In November, the Texas Su­ P i.m., with “ Quite frankly, we’ve been in a preme Court refused to hear Texaco’s appeal and let the iunday at holding pattern for over four rough the verdict stand. Texaco then said it years,” Pennzoil Chairman J. nx office, was going to the U.S. Supreme in the Greater Hugh Liedtke said later 2030; and Court, but a committee of share­ Thursday. I holders proposed the, settlement. Manchester Area I “ We think we’re now in a OPPORTUNITIES position to invest these funds and The premise of Pennzoil’s case to make up for lost time,” Liedtke was that a handshake and a REAL ESTATE Featuring: ■< said. person’s word was as good as a Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate m The settlement of the suit, written contract, and that Texaco Century 21 Epstein Realty which stemmed from Texaco’s violated that rule by plucking Kiernan Realty T.XBI.F, IV iber of 1984 acquisition of Getty Oil Co., Getty from Pennzoil’s grasp. 519 Center St. heater allowed the White Plains, N.Y.- Texaco contended Getty had 357 East Center Street K. I H / North Main St. .W ’KR.ACr. \V.\G [•;.S P . A I D BY CHKN'F.V iiR oriii:R s Manchester ilding, based company to emerge from invited it to bid and that there was Manchester TO .AI.I, FM H.OVEK.S hakes- bankruptcy protection. no valid contract between Pen­ Manchester, C T 06040 184,1 1925 imZI 649-4000 }oards It was part of Texaco’s bank­ nzoil and Getty because all the 649-1147 LIND^Y REAL ESTATE h ^1 647-8895 W 'e r k l v .\\ er.!j>c .\\ er,u ;c baR f«M la StNMOfWOTS* o«M « ruptcy reorganization plan, papers had not been signed by the ^\■a^ \\ o r k i n g E a r n in g s I'.ariiiiu;- CHARLES E. 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April 8. 1988 188 — II fBaurlipstrr Hrralii ns Bin saves package store | Crossroads future Section 2, Page 13 criticizes Continued from page I building comes down Thursday or next week does Friday, April 8, 1988 not matter," Rosalie Andre said Wednesday. to determine grant SPORTS The Liquor Control Commission, according to »/p Rosalie said that several attempts to find other Rosalie Andre, denied the couple’s request to get co m m issio n buildings in Manchester were unsuccessful, By Andrew J. Davis The allocation could be res­ rking another liquor permit for a South Windsor largely because of zoning restrictions and the Manchester Herald tored at a later date once efore Bv Alex GIrein location, basing its decision on 1980 census high price. consolidation plans are finalized. ehold figures, which showed a population far smaller Manchester Herald Director Stephep T. Cassano However, Crossroads would have of a than now exists. "W e’ve pursued every vacant store in has recommended that the town to prove that the allocation was “ We were not allowed to prove that there were Manchester. ’There’s just so much (zoning Thibaudeau puts Whalers in deep hole Nathan Agostinelli, a mennber Board of Directors refrain from needed, depending upon the re­ eady enough people (in South Windsor) so that we criteria) that has to be met,” she said. of the Cheney Historic District appropriating more than $40,000 sults of the consolidation plans, t the could purchase another permit.’’ Bates said. "It Among the restrictions on package stores is a Commission, criticized some fel­ to a drug-education service which he said. MONTREAL (AP) — Four mieux had scored for the Cana­ ) em- took four months just to be told the answer was town ordinance that prohibits them from low members of the commission is discussing a consolidation with Hanna Marcus, director of the years ago. Gilles Thibaudeau diens. The Whalers, who had erned no. operating within 1,000 feet of churches, other NHL roundup Thursday for taking a stand another agency. town Human Services Depart­ recalled, he was playirig Junior B pulled within 4-3 when Scot be its But the couple’s hopes were buoyed by the package stores and schools, Bates said. Hie against allowing the Army and ment, from which the Crossroads hockey for fun and working as the — see page 15 Kleinendorst followed Lemieux’s ccept Senate vote. Among other things, the bill gives property must also be zoned for business. At Thursday night’s workshop Navy Club to use property it owns budget request is included, con­ driver of a fork-lift truck to put goal at 12:52 of the second period, intant the state Department of Liquor Control, which The Liquor Control Commission requires that on the town’s $64 million budget in the Cheney Historic District for firmed that Crossroads is in money in his pockets. displayed some resiliency with includes the liquor commission, the authority to the store be in a visible location in case of robbery proposal, Cassano recommended parking. consolidation talks with the New He was about as far removed scores by Lindsay Carson and "em- allow the owner of a package store to move to and that adequate parking be provided. Bates that funding for Crossroads Inc. with 39 goals and 57 assists. The commission was consider­ Hope Manor. She sa id she wa s not from that as one can get Thurs­ Kevin Dineen 1 who another town if the landlord has stated in writing said. Counseling & Education Center, a Brought to the NHL by Montreal, ing a plan for an office building involved with the consolidation day night. Thibaudeau played in “ We were at 4-3 and we had a year the intention to demolish the building or if the The Andres tried to buy a house across the drug-education service for ado­ he appeared in 17 games and across from Chebey Hall when plans, but saw nothing wrong his first Stanley Cup playoff game couple of chances to score, then lut a owner has failed, despite reasonable effort, to street from the current store. Bates said, but the lescents. be withheld until the scored five goals. Agostinelli charged some with Cassano’s recommendation. for Montreal and scored twice as they got that fifth goal,” said the your find a location in his own town. owner of the house, Nancy Hagedorn, declin^ to directors learn what is happening members with beingdnconsistent “ I think it’s fine,” she said. the Canadiens moved into a 2-0 But he observed from the Whalers Ray Ferraro. “ It’s a Imost The Andres have been renting the Oakland sell it. with Crossroads’ consolidation in their attitude. He said they “They’ve (the directors) em­ lead in the Adams Division sidelines when the Stanley Cup little disappointing — we’d hoped ; for “ That was our last opportunity in Manches­ talks with New Hope Manor Inc., favored use of the land for an Street building now housing the package store on ployed that route before.” semifinal against Hartford by playoffs opened Wednesday to come up here and have a split." es. a month-to-month basis since October, when the ter.” he said. a residential treatment facility at office building with parking while Officials from Crossroads re­ beating the Whalers 7-3. night. When Shayne Corson suf­ The fifth goal to which Ferraro b Op- landlord, Sam Chorches, told them he intended to Rosalie Andre said Wednesday that friends 48 Hartford Road for adolescent planning to join a court battle fused comment, and officials The series resumes with fered sprained knee ligaments in referred was a glittering effort by { and A against the Army and Navy raze it. Rosalie Andre said the couple pay more and family had rallied around their effort. girls with drug problems. Town the game, Thibaudeau was told from New Hope Manor could not Games 3 and 4 in Hartford on Smith, who skated into the slot itlc as than $500 a month for rent. “ Everybody’s making a novena. Everybody’s Manager Robert B. Weiss has Club’s parking plans. be reached for comment today. Saturday and Sunday nights. Thursday by Coach Jean Perron and unleashed a crisp back­ I ser- Cliorches gave formal notice of his intent in doinga rain dance. Everybody’s praying for us,” recommended that $40,951 be Agostinelli, who favored the Crossroads requested $46,000 “ I didn’t know if I ’d ever have a that he would he added to the hander that hooked over the rivate December 1987, saying the Andres had to be out she said. appropriated for Crossroads, of office plan, himself, said “ land is for 1988-89 and Weiss recom­ break in hockey," Thibaudeau lineup. shoulder of netminder Richard ikeep- by March 15 of this year. Bates said, but She said that her husband had been robbed at 57 Hollister St., in the town’s to be used” mended $40,951, the same funding continued, brushing the sweat “ All he said was ‘Be ready,’’’ Brodeur. and Chorches hasn’t taken any action so far. the store at least three times over the years, but 1988-89 budget. In an angry exchange with level as in 1987-88. from his thin face as reporters recalled Thibaudeau. ’”You don’t "You rarely .see a goal like Chorches was out of town Thursday and today had no intention of giving up the business. Agostinelli, William FitzGerald, The directors are scheduled to Efforts to reach Crossroads sought to trace the rise of an need an explanation for some­ that.” said Hartford Coach Larry and could not be reached for comment. “ That’s their sole source of income.” Bates commission chairman, said the vote on the budget next month. President Felix Springer, former obscure playoff hero. “ I was thing like that.” Plcau. "It reminded me of Jean “ We’re fighting for survival, whether the said. club’s plan for parking near a “ I ’m not willing to finance board member Rabbi Richard playing Jr. B in St-Antoinc Beliveau.” P The Canadiens were locked in a house at the rear of the clubhouse $‘10,000 to the existing Crossroads Flavin, former chairman of the (Quebec) and 1 called fora tryout Thibaudeau. meanwhile, will 2-2 tie early in the second period on Main Street was an invasion of if It’s not necessary,” Cassano council William R. Johnson and in Sherbrooke (the Canadiens never be mistaken for the former when Mats Naslund, who had four part of the Cheney Great Lawn. said. “ Just to allocate money New Hope Manor President Theo- American Hockey League Canadiens center. But Naslund, assists, set up Thibaudeau for his FitzGerald said he will con­ Legislators spare few expenses because they e x is t... would be a dore T. Cummings were affiliate).’’ who has had the chance to play on first goal. Thibaudeau banged a I tinue his effort to persuade the mistake.” unsuccessful. The Canadiens signed Thihau- his line since he.joined the team in I town’s Board of Directors that it Continued from page 1 balconies at each level. project has “ certainly had its deau as a free agent on Oct. 9, Naslund rebound into an empty February, is impressed with the should permit the commission to Each of the 187 legislators will share of headaches, the biggest 1984. and eventually he joined net to make it 6-3 midway through aging rookie. hire an attorney to represent it in There’s a 600-foot tunnel con­ have a private office that includes one being just the inability to stay Man charged in bag assault Sherbrooke, after spending some the third period. “ There’s no special magic to necting the Legislative Office a desk, two bookcases, a $740 time with Flint in the Interna­ The goal was in the middle of a a dispute over the club’s parking on top of the whole situation the A Manchester man will appear detective at the Stop & Shop what he does,” noted Naslund. Building with the Capitol. In the leather swivel chair, a couple of way you’d like to.” tional Hockey I,eague. three-goal blitz in a span of 2:38 plan. in Manchester Superior Court supermarket, 342 Broad St., said “ He’s playing the same way as he tunnel are two moving walkways. AP photo Six weeks ago, a 25-ycar-old that sealed the outcome. Bobby The club got a variance from other chairs and a closed-circuit today on charges that he sho­ he observed him taking two packs did in Sherbrooke, when he got The two buildings are also television monitor to keep track Another headache, that only rookie who was branded by some Smith had started it and Kjeil almost 100 points. the Zoning Board of Appeals for plifted two packs of cigarettes of cigarettes, police said. ‘HARTFORD GOAL — Canadiens' goalie Hartford’s second goal in Thursday’s connected by a bridge that, when came up this week, were reports as a lifetime minor leaguer. Dahiin put the cap on it. ” He skated as fast as he could 20 parking spaces at 20 Forest St. of what's going on in hearings, and then hit a security guard with After Acker purchased a pack­ Patrick Roy (33) looks behind him as the complete, will feature a terrace. about the slim share of work on game at the Forum. The Whalers’ Kevin Thibaudeau was leading the Earlier, Brian Skriidland, and he was thinking defense when But the historic commission committee meetings and, eventu­ a bag of groceries who had tried age of cheese and a package of At the end of the tunnel is an the Legislative Office Building puck bounces around the net for Dineen (11) looks on. Montreal won, 7-3. Sherbrooke Canadiens in scoring Chris Chelios and Claude Le- the other team had the puek.” voted to authorize FitzGerald to ally, the House and Senate floors. to stop him. police said. hamburger buns, a store detec­ automatic bank teller machine. that was awarded to companies ask the town to permit the David B. Ogle, executive direc­ tive stopped him outside, police The four Legislative Office run by women and minorities. commission to hire a lawyer to tor of the Legislative Manage­ Joseph Anthony Acker, 33, of 57 said. Acker pushed the store Building elevators have gleam­ represent the commission in a ment Committee, which oversees Officials said they followed the Lockwood St., was charged with detective away, and later hit him ing brass doors and there are Superior Court appeal of the ZBA the Capitol and the Legislative law, but many legislators were third-degree assault and sixth- on the side of the head with his \ay! decision filed by neighbors. brass railings around the atrium Office Building Project, said the embarrassed- Beaulieu supplies the offense in East victory degree larceny after a store bag of groceries, police said. Agostinelli and James Aldrich, another commission member, By Jim TIernev Robinson, who had three hits off had voted against hiring a law­ Manchester Herald H.S. roundup Mangiafico, scored the lying run. i5(ri yer, Agostinelli spoke in favor of — see page 14 East to'ok a 1-0 lead in the first • re- the parking plan at a ZBA hearing As far as high school baseball when sophomore Jim Penders •pa- on the application. season openers go, the East scored on a Giblin wild pitch. This lautl- At Catholic-Windham High game lead held up until the Windham in Hv- Thursday afternoon at Moriarty ■mily Saturday afternoon at 1 at Kellev fifth when Beaulieu hobbled a imlM Field was a positive indicator for Field. potentj^l double play ball and Bob Forty seek PRICE GUARANTEE each club. Tighe scored to even the affair at Both sides received strong Eagle junior southpaw Marc AS A MEMBER OF "NATIONWIDE BUYING GREAT Mangiafico went thedistanceand 1- alI. The Eagles regained the pitching and solid defense, each CO-OP” AL SIEFFERT’S GUARANTEES lead in the bottom of the fifth. $7,000 post turned two double plays, while twirled a four-hitter. He struck >140* LOWER PRICES THRU VOLUME BUYING. Beaulieu laced a double over the each struggled in the hitting out nine and walked six. The ImlM Windham pitchers, junior right­ head of left fielder Kevin Paquin. d Im- Continued from page 1 department — an accepted factor Senior Mike Begley then singled onlall FAST SERVICE at this stage of the campaign. hander Shane Giblin and Ed Crispo allowed six Eagle hits. home Beaulieu 9lu«2 the position through a newsletter AL SIEFFERT’S SERVICES EVERY PRODUCT Losing two-time All-Stater put out by the Conductors’ Guild, After a shaky start. Mangiafico t tln- SOLD BY A PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED Kevin Riggs to graduation, the ” 11 was a pretty good high itova, beoame stronger as the game said Eurto. Applications have TECHNICIAN BOTH IN AND OUT OF WAR­ Eagles found their necessary school game for an opener.” «r«t« been received from musicians in SONS progressed. “ He could throw 300 offense in Riggs’ replacement, inally I RANTY. Penders said. ” 1 expected both I Montana. Florida, Texas and 2 junior second baseman Scott teams to hit better. I was pitches a game,’’ Penders California, as well as from many Beaulieu, the starting fullback on impressed with Windham’s quipped. “ He kept telling me 'I FAMOUS NAME BRANDS fpel stronger now.’” closer to home, he said. BUY FR O M East’s undefeated. Class MM defense” - < Eurto said that, in all probabil­ AL SIEFFERT'S CARRIES ONLY NATIONALLY slate championship team last It was fitting that Rizzuto, who ity, between eight and 10 candi­ KNOWN NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE THAT fall. Windham Coach Paul Nohei- had prolonged the contest with his dates will be interviewed. Origi­ YOU CAN TRUST... SUCH AS: SONY, PANA­ Beaulieu, with no outs, drilled a mer was plea.scd with his team’s miscuc in the seventh, scored the nally, the orchestra had hoped to SONIC, MITSUBISHI, ZENITH, GE, WHIRL­ 3-2 pitch into left field allowing effort “ I was really happy with winning run. “ That’s the great announce its new conductor at the 3 POOL. MAGIC CHEF, MAYTAG, RCA, LITTON, the way Shane and Eddie threw thing about baseball.” Penders Doug Rizzuto to come around pops concert, scheduled for May JENN-AIR, PLUS MANY MOREI from second base with the win­ the ball. They did a super, super explained. "It so often happens. It 20 and 21. ning run in the bottom of the job.” he said. ” We played a pretty was nice to se him do that.” However, in light of the large FINANCING seventh inning as the Eagles solid defensive game. I don’t Rizzuto had two hits for East. number of applications which LOWEST PRICES... edged-the visiting Whippets, 3-2. think Jimmy (Penders) should must be screened, Eurto said that AL SIEFFERT’S OFFERS LONG TERM worry about Marc (Mangiafico). EAST CAtkOLIC (3) — Price rf FINANCING, 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH in a non-conference game. Beau­ 2- 0-0-0, Penders c 2-1-0-0, Stanford ss this goal probably could not be lieu was 2-for-3 on the day. The kid’s got a lot of talent. We 2- 0-1-0, Merritt 3b 3-0-0-0, Dum als dh OPTION ON MOST PRODUCTS. PLUS met. “ We may have a list of our ...BEST SElicT IO N I Rizzuto had singled to right io couldn’t take advantage of him” 3- 0-0-0, Gorm an cf O-O-O-O, Rizzuto 1b ster ACCEPTS VISA, MASTER CARD, AND 2-1-2-0, Hobby pr O-O-O-O, M onoloflco p top candidates to announce at 4 DISCOVER. lead off the .seventh. It didn’t seem as if East would 2- 0-0-0, Beaulieu 3-1-2-1, Begley If 2-0-1-0. that time,” he said. “ Butthat'sas ” He (Beaulieu) had two good have to pull this one out in the Totals 21-3-4-1. far as we’re likely to get.” EXTENDED WARRANTY shots. This is the first time he’s home half of the seventh with a 2-1 WINDHAM (2) — Enos ss 3-1-0-0, Philips, who is in his second played in three years.” East lead with two outs and Windham Robinson cf X-0-3-0, Lawrence 3b3-0-0-0, Klosow skI rf 4-0-0-0, Poouln If l-O-O-O, lonial year with the Manchester group, AL SIEFFERT'S OFFERS EXTENDED WAR­ Coach Jim Penders said. " I ’m down to its last out. With Whippet laces, Crespodh/p l-O-O-O, Giblin pO-0-0-0, Duff cited family commitments and an RANTEES ON EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE, really pleased lo sec him come runners on first and third. Dan c 3-0-0-0, Torres 2b 3 0-0-0, Tighe lb Rcglneld Plnto/M(no)>Mter Henid with increased workload at the Uni­ COLOR TV. VCR THEY SELL. LOW COST PRO­ through. He had a lough thing 3- 1-1-0. Tofols 21-2-4-0. lunny Lawrence hit a slow-roller down East Cofhollc 100 010 1— 3-6-2 versity of Connecticut as the 5 TECTION AGAINST FUTURE REPAIRS. ASK A (Riggs) to follow.” to third baseman Pat Merritt W indham 000 010 1— 2-4-1 EAGLE RUN — East Catholic's Jimmy pitch in the first Inning Thursday. I for reason for the resignation. He is SALESPERSON FOR DETAILS. Ea.st’s next contest is against Mongloflco and Penders; Giblin, walk whose throw was caught and then Crespo (5), ond Duff. Penders slides across the plate with the Windham pitcher Shane Giblin looks for Itreet director of orchestral activities at crosstown rival Manchester High dropped by Rizzuto at first. Scott W P-M ongloflco (1-0), LP-G Iblln (0-1). Eagles' first run of the season on a wild the return throw. East won, 3-2. UConn, and was recently named HONESTY director of graduate studies in the university’s music department. AL SIEFFERT’S WILL PROPERLY REPRESENT Philips will be the conductor 6 ALL THEIR PRODUCTS... EVERY TIME. Saturday evening, when the Sym­ Tigers Wrenn has a dream round phony and Chorale perform at FREE LOCAL DELIVERY 100 South United Methodist Church. h with AL SIEFFERT’S DELIVERS AND INSTALLS •rage, MOST PRODUCTS FREE OF CHARGE. room INSTALLATION ALSO AVAILABLE. ON pound to tie for lead at Masters lutiful Pilot pleads DISHWASHERS, DISPOSALS AND BUILT-IN e. Lo- PRODUCTS. By Ed Shearer bad. I’ve played here when the years, never got anything going 7 The Associated Press and had a 77. weather was perfect and didn’t B o so x shoot 69” Defending champion Larry to land jet LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED I AUGUSTA. Ga. — It was the The weather was the major Mize shot 78, U.S. Open champion AL SIEFFERT’S FAMILY HAS BEEN SERVING kind of round young golfers topic for some longtime Masters Scott Simpson 79 and Ian Woos- NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - The THE GREATER MANCHESTER/HARTFORD By Dave O’Hara dream about, and Robert Wrenn competitors. nam of Wales, the tiny star of last The Associated Press pilot of a hijacked Kuwaiti jumbo AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS IN THE APPLI­ i didn’t want his to end. Six-time champion Jack Nick- year’s European Tour, 81. 9 While some of the game’s laus called it “ maybe the most jet with S5 people on board ANCE INDUSTRY. WE TRY HARDER TO “ There’s some putts out there I BOSTON — Maybe the Detroit pleaded at gunpoint with tAe 8 PLEASE, AND HAVE A RECORD TO PROVE ITI biggest stars were struggling in difficult" he’s seen. defy anybody to read,” Crenshaw WE MUST DISPOSE OF Tiger.'i play po.ssum in Florida Beirut Airport control tower gu.sty. bone-chilling wind, Wrenn Tom Watson, who has won this said. “ They’re just optical illu­ each .spring. Or maybe they just today to be allowed to land but found him.self in a tie for the lead revered title twice, said. “ I ’m sions. A day like that you Just get PROFESSIONAL SALES STAFF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS need a breath of arctic air. was told he would be fired on if he after the opening round of the always amazed what the wind mentally wracked.” AL SIEFFERT’S SALES STAFF IS EAGER TO Whatever, the Tigers are off does here. I don’t think I ’ll ever tried. 52nd Masters on 'Thursday. Gary Koch had to feel that way. HELP YOU SELECT THE BEST PRODUCT WORTH OF SURPLUS and running in the 1988 American “ A gun is pointed to my head. I “ Don’t anyone wake me up ” figure it out. It was survival.” too. THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS, AT A PRICE YOU League season, winning their lacas, request landing permission to Wrenn .said after .shooting a ” It was almost totally by feel Koch came to the 18th ndedinga CAN AFFORD. STOCK IMMEDIATELY!!! first series 2-1 in Boston. lows, land to refuel,’’ the captain of the 3-under-par 69 to share the lead today.” Ben Crenshaw, the 1984 par to share the lead, but took a “ People get carried away with champion, said. “ You’re out Kuwait Airways Boeing 747 was with PGA champion Larry triple bogey seven when he our spring training record,” there ju.st creeping around trying 81" overheard shouting through the SELECTION & DISPLAY Nelson. caught a trap, left his next shot In Detroit’s Alan Trammell said “ I want to enjoy this for a to find something” jet’sradioatS;25p.m. (ll;2Sa.m. AL SIEFFERTS HAS THE WIDEST SELECTION the trap and three-putted for a 72. Don't Miss This SaieU! Thursday after the Tigers rode a while,” Wrenn said. “ It's a Crenshaw and Watson both OF AMERICA’S FAVORITE TOP NAME ED’T). 21-hit attack to an 11-6 victory dream come rue. managed par 72s on the 6,90.5- Wrenn, 28. gained his Masters “ We have been for 14 years BRANDS ON DISPLAY FOR YOU TO COM­ SOME ONE OF A KIND. SOME FLOOR over the Red Sox in frigid Fenway “ I never did three-putt and I yard Augusta National course. invitation by winning the Buick under gunfire,’’ an airport offi­ PARE PRICES, FEATURES. AND TO TRY IT SAMPLES, M O ST NEW IN CARTONS, m ust be Park. “ Once the bell rings we think that’s a miracle on these Nicklaus shot 75. Open last year, his only victory in cial replied, referring to Leban­ OUT FOR YOURSELF. BUT ALL FULLY GUARANTEED know we have a good ballclub.” greens. The.se greens aren’t ex­ The wind was so bad it would three years on the PGA Tour. on’s civil war. " I f you try to land SOLD!!! The Tigers had a 9-20 Grape­ actly like hitting into peat moss move the ball on green He said he was worried when he by force, the plane will be fired started his first Masters round. AM »* HTBMMi fruit League record in 1987. then You could be here all day on some “ It was o.scillating,’ ’ Scotland’s on. won the AL East champshion- of them. You need to pack a Ken Brown .said after his 73. "I ” I thought, 'Good grief! Just The jetliner left Mashhad air- ■ CASH ship. This spring they were 11-19 sandwich to putt some of the just let It roll wherever it don’t shoot a hundred out here.’ ” port in northeastern Iran at 2; 2T ■ MASTER CARD He got off to a fast start, rolling int. 3 / A t fiieUwt^ ■ VISA in Florida before leaving the greens.” fancied” p.m. (6:58 a.m. EDT) after-the in an 8-foot birdie putt on the first itiva. Now Exit 59 To ■ MONTHLY PMT. pennant-minded Red Sox Wrenn and Nelson fought Seve Ballesteros, the Spaniard Arab hijackers threatened to to 1-384 and PHONE 647-9997 1/U frustrated. through the gusting .30 mph winds who holds two Masters crowns, hole and scoring another birdie on blow it up. It was hijacked Silver La./Spencer St. Keeney St. “ It’s nice to get two wins here, to build a two-shot lead over four and Tom Kite, often in contention the par-5 second when he two- Tuesday on a flight from Bangkok SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER but we should have walked out others who managed to break par but never a winner at Augusta, putted from 76 feet. to Kuwait. f A8TUOUNO OP«N Jeft to 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET with three,” said Detroit Man­ — West Germany's Bernhard were among eight players with Wrenn birdied No. 8 from 15 The blue-and-white plane could ager Sparky Anderson. “ We just Langer, Scotland’s Sandy Lyle 73s. feet and got his first of two bogeys be seen from rooftops, overshoot­ PAfiYTO GET TO/j iHartford Rd. MANCHESTER, CONN. blew it in the second game.” AP photo and Americans Mark Calcavec- Lanny Wadkins had a 74 and on the nth. He also bogeyed 14, ing Beirut airport during the After losing 6-5 on an error and chia and Don Pooley. Paul Azinger and British Open chipped to two feet for a birdie on •“syui*— t______OPEN DAILY: MON A THUDS TIL 9. TUES, WED, SAT TIL S FRi 'TIL 8, A SUN 'TIL 5. MASTERS CO-LEADER — Robert Wrenn clenches his contact with the Beirut tower. a passed ball in the eighth inning “ My game has always been like champion Nick Faldo had 75s. 15 and capped the round by Earlier, the Lebanese controllers first as he pars the 18th hole Thursday at the Masters. the weather here,” Nelson said. Greg Norman, the Australian sinking an eight-foot birdie putt on the final hole would not respond to the captains’ Please turn to page 14 Wrenn was at 3-under-par 69 to tie for the lead. “ Sometimes good, sometimes who tied for second the last two calls. t I MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 8, 1988 — 15 13 major factors in Stanley Cup playoffs Elsewhere in the NL, San double play. 38 Francisco beat San Diego 0-1, Los McDowell escaped by retiring Bv Barry Wllner Angeles downed Atlanta s-2 and The Associated Press falling.” NHL in 1979 — on a weird goal. miracle-makers have.” Tim Raines on an RBI forceout, Even without rookie goalie Gary Carter is getting older. Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 8-1. getting Mitch Webster on a popup Glenn Anderson, the hero of Flames 6, King* 4 Maybe he’s getting better, too. The Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and finishing Hubie Brooks on a Don’t tell the St. Louis Blues, Sean Burke, who carried New Game 1 with three goals and two Carter, who turned 34 today, game was rained out. fly ball. Boston Bruins and Montreal Jersey into- the playoffs with a a.ssists, flipped a shot at the John Tonelli scored the winning 10-1 record down the stretch. He celebrated early by hitting two Carter homered in the third Giant* 6, Padre* 1 Canadians that there is no place Winnipeg net from near the top of goal on a third-period powerplay. solo home runs Thursday night as inning against Neal Heaton. 0-1, for rookies in the Stanley Cup was rested and Sauve stopped 24 the faceoff circle. The shot hit Tqnelli’s goal was .set up by a the New York Mets beat the for a 4-2 lead. Mike Krukow pitched four-hit playoffs. shots. goaltender Daniel Berthiuame, di.sputed penalty to Kings goalie Montreal Expos 8-S. Strawberry’s two-run homer ball for seven innings and Bob All three teams took 2-0 lead in “We have three goaltenders bounced over his .shoulder, off Glenn Healy. Flames center Joel The Mets are hoping this will be chased Heaton in the fifth and Breniy and Brett Butler homered their first-round series Thursday here, not just one,” , right wing Craig Simpson’s leg and into the Otto was skating near the Los na­ a good year for Carter, a 10-time Carter followed with a home run as San Francisco won its home night thanks to the scoring efforts Doug Brown said, referring to net with 65 seconds remaining. Angeles net when he suddenly iad Ail-Star who slumped to .235 last opener before 54,543 fans. Burke, Sauve and Alain Chevricr. “My instinct was to knock it in crumpled to the ice clutching his against Andy McGaffigan. Carter Of first-year players. eyes. cot season. Manager Davey Johnson has 28 multi-homer games in his Krukow, a 20-game winner two Brett Hull scored his third goal “ We have confidence in all of with my hand and that certainly x's plans to give his catcher plenty of career. years ago who slumped to 5-6 last m two games, converting Bemie them .” would have been called back,” Referee Terry Gregson, who od. rest; Carter, who also threw out Keith Hernandez had a pair of season, struck out six and walked jFederko’s perfect feed at 3; 09 of phlained Simpson. “But I knew had not signaled a penalty, ith Mitch Webster trying to steal, RBI singles as Bob Ojeda beat one. Benito Santiago homered for the third period to lift SL Louis Capital* 5, Flyers 4 it was coming down on an angle consulted linesman Gerard ind may make that decision difficult Montreal for the first time in four San Diego in the seventh. past Chicago 3-2 in their Norris Sundstrom had bumped with that it could still hit me so at the Gauthier and penalized Healy for if he continues piaying well. career decisions. Ojeda gave up Breniy hit the Giants’ first Division matchup. Flyers goalie Ron Hextall behind last second I caught my hand. It high-.sticking nine minutes into i a Darryl Strawberry continued seven hits in seven innings and homer of the season, a three-run Gilles Thibaudeau, making his the net, came in front and came down, hit my knee and the third period, A television len hitting, connecting for his Na­ left because his right knee began shot in the fourth against Eric postseason debut for Montreal, deflected a slapshot by Kevin rollecTon end into the net.” replay indicated Heitly had hit [he tional League-leading third home stiffening. Show, O-I. ■only because Shayne Corson Hatcher for the go-ahead goal. Jt Edmonton Coach Glen Sather Otto with the butt end of his stick. a run of the season. Strawberry “It’s swollen, but I don’t think injured his knee the previous came with Washington’s Grant said the goal was “probably the Tonelli scored 33 seconds laterj led usually does well against Mont­ it’s serious,” Ojeda said. Dodger* 5, Brave* 2 night, had a pair of goals as Ledyard serving a five-minute kind you’re not going to see very on a bullet-like slap.shot from tbe t.” real — .309 in his career. Heaton, averaging under two Pedro Guerrero’s two-run sin­ Montreal ripped Hartford 7-3. major for high-sticking. often because he had the presence right faceoff circle. iro But Carter, traded by Montreal walks per game, walked three gle snapped a 2-2 tie in the ninth Boston got goals from Bruce “If he’s going to play like a of mind not to knock the puck in “It was an awful call by by to the Mets after the 1984 season, batters in the first inning as the inning and Los Angeles won in Shoebottom land Glen Wesley, third defenseman, then you’ve with his glove. Wayne (Gretzky) Gregson,” Healy said. “He (Otto) ilot has never fared well against his Mets took a 3-0 lead. Hernandez Atlanta. ’The Braves have lost both rookie defensemen, and U.S. got to treat him like a third is probably the only other guy I barely touched the tip of his ck- ex-team, especially at Olympic and Kevin Elster had RBI singles their first three games this iOlympian Craig Janney out of defenseman,” Sundstrom .said. can think of that would be as helmet on my stick, and he went the Stadium. He began this season and Tim Teufel walked with the season. {Enfield, CPnn., in a 4-1 victory “If you get achancetobum phim , intelligent around the net to do down like someone shot him from ird with a .216 career average bases loaded. Alejandro Pena pitched two over Buffalo. then you bumphim. Ifhe wanisto that That's the kind of goal that the 32nd .section.” against the Expos, his lowest “I don’t think my stuff was that scoreless innings for the victory. AP photo { A few veterans'also had big play like that then he has to suffer ike against any club. Jesse Orosco, acquired from the nights Thursday. Petr Klima the consequences.’’ Ty bad,” said Heaton, who has lost NO DOUBLE FOR MITCH — Montreal's second base by Mets’ second baseman B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1B 8 2 “I probably have been pressing all three of his career decisions to New York Mets during the Mitch Webster, right, trying to stretch a jbecame the first Red Wing in 23 Hextall said he is suffering an when I came here in the past,” winter, worked the final inning Tim Teufel Thursday night in third- {years to score three goals in a because officials are igiuiring the Mets. “But I just kept falling single into a double, is tagged out at SWARMING Carter said. "When you hear the behind too many hitters.” for a save in his Dodger debut. inning action. The Mets won, 8-5. playoff game as he helped Detroit AP photo such tactics,,which he claimed viW catcalls, you want to do well.” Trailing 8-4, the Expos loaded *even its Norris series with should be penalized.. ^ ler “But I’m not thinking about it “If they get away with it, they the bases with no outs in the ninth Reds 8, Cardinals 1 Jackson, acquired from Kan­ RBI single after a fake bunt, and Reds rookie Chris Sabo, filling Toronto with a 6-2 decision. SCREENED — The Islanders’ Tomas Jonsson, right, id, anymore. Besides, this is my ' Mark Johnson scored at 5; 56 of are going to keep on doing it" TERMITES on errors by reliever Roger Danny Jackson pitched a three- sas City in the winter, worked a sacrifice fly. in for the injured Buddy Bell, tied grapples with the Devils’ Kirk Muller as the puck bounces Act quickly: avoid additional damage. Bliss on fourth year in New York, and my .the third period and Bob Sauve Hextall said. “Hopefully, it will McDowell and Elster, a rookie hitter and drove home two runs in around seven walks and a home Eric Davis hit a solo homer and the major league record for termite experts - plus our technical staff I in I time here (in Montreal) is in the jwas strong in the net as New off of them in their Stanley Cup game Thursday night. cost them. I don’t think they are I shortstop who pulled his foot off his NL debut as Cincinnati beat run by Bob Homer. He contrib^ RBI single. Kal Daniels drove in assists by a third baseman with - provide ove^ century of trained he past.” second base while trying to turn a •Jersey recorded its first playoff Islanders’ goalie Kelly Hrudey is screened behind them. calling it enough, but I’m not a visiting St. Louis. uted his first major-league hit, an two runs with two doubles. 11. experience. They’ll check your entire house ■victory ever, 3-2 over the New The Devils won, 3-2. referee.” to Kelly Miller made it 5-3 6:12 and help you avoid additional problems. id. {York Islanders in a Patrick 'Division game. Also tying their into the third period, giving REFINANCING he Patrick Division ^ chi.se history at the the Islanders’ Washington a cushion when Brian ?ot Patrick series were the Wushing- FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL • MORTGAGE INSPECTIONS Tigers pound the Red Sox 'ton Capitals, who' got a tie­ Devils 3, Islanders 2 arena, dating back to tenures in Propp connected for the Flyers INBRIEF Colorado and Kan.sas City. with 4:05 to play. ASK FOR A COMPLETE HOME SURVEY - NOWI ild breaking goal from Peter Sund- New Jer.sey snapped a 13-game Continued from page 13 including Nokes’ consecutive in­ “I’ve never seen one team hit so !strom and beat Philadelphia 5-4. Before Thursday night’s win. len All-Star hoop game Sunday ning homers, and five runs before many balls that hard in one game winles.s streak at Nassau Coli­ the Devils were l-.IS-.? at the Smythe Division PHONE: 649-9240 Wednesday the Tigers struck I Calgary and Edmonton took 2-0 seum with its fir.st post.season Oiler* 3, Jet* 2 shelling him with none out in the in my life,” Anderson said. “I leads in the Smythe. The Flames Coliseum. SPRINGFIELD. Mass. — The New England back with a vengeance in the third. count that as 32 hits for us. We hit triumph. Aftera 4-3 overtime loss “It was a big franchi.se wTfi.” Edmonton got its 16th consecu­ Basketball Coaches Association All-Star game series windup. took Los Angeles 6-4 and the Wedne.sday in their first playoff Veteran Mike Smithson, who 32 balls hard. We hit every one of [Oilers nipped Winnipeg 3-2. Sauve .said. “We’re breaking a lot tive postseason victory over will be played Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at In 40-degree weather and with won a job as a free agent in them right on the nose. appearance since moving to New of barriers this year, and this is Winnipeg — the Oilers have won BLESS AH eight series switch sites for .Jer.sey in 1982, the Devils earned TERMITE CONTROL r Springfield College’s Blake Arena. The game the wind blowing in from beyond training, didn’t fare much better. “They didn’t get us on an easy [games Saturday and Sunday, just another one of them. When every playoff meeting with the Is between a team of Division I players and a right field, the Tigers mauled He was tagged for eight hits and out all day. If that wind wasn’t i only the-.second victorv in fran- barriers start falling, they keep Jets since the teams joined the THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. three Boston pitchers for 21 hits, squad of Division II /III performers with all five runs, one unearned, in 3 13 blowing in. we would've had iNorrl* DiviBlon ------i------proceeds going to the Naismith Memorial including Matt Nokes’ second and innnings. Then rookie John seven home runs.” I \ Basketball Hall of Fame. third homers, Trautwein allowed five hits and “They hit some balls hard, they blue* 3, Blackhawks 2 UConn’s Jeff King and Tom Garrick from Becau.se of the weather, Boston one run in 2 23 innings before Wes hit some balls soft — and they all URI are among the scheduled players to Manager John McNamara and Gardner retired the Tigers in found holes,” said McNamara, , Hull, the son of Hall of Famer pitching coach Bill Fischer order in the ninth. whose Red Sox had 12 hits, Bobby Hull — a hero in Chicago — appear. has been the villain to the ’Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for student.s. scratched Dennis “Oil Can” Nokes drove in five runs with including three fy Marty Barrett Boyd, cording back from shoulder his homers and a single. Tom and a home run by Spike Owen. Blackhawks for two nights. He surgery, as their scheduled Brookens had four RBI with a “It’s tough to figure, 33 hits on a scored the winning goal in both Smith signs two-year deal .starter. double and three singles. Pat day like this. You’d think the (games. ; “That’s quite a start.” Blues BOSTON — Reliever Lee Smith, acquired Rookie right-hander Steve Ells­ Sheridan had a triple and three pitchers would dominate.” worth replaced Boyd although he singles, driving in one run and “Pitchers should get away with iCoach Jacques Martin noted from the Chicago Cubs last December, has after Hull connected on a delayed GENUINE PARTS & AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE. signed a two-year contract through the 1990 was bombed by the Tigers for 13 scoring three. murder in weather like this,” hits and 8 runs in a Florida Trammell had three singles Anderson said. penalty. Federko had been pulled PROFESSIONAL season with the Boston Red Sox. the American idown from behind by Dan Vin- League club announced Thursday. preseason finale last Sunday. and a walk, scoring three times, "We were just hitting the ball QUALTIY CONTROLLED It was like throwing Ellsworth while Jim Morrison had two good.” Nokes said. “Everyone icelette. got up and centered the Using your turn signals for a lane Terms were not disclosed, but Smith into a lion’s den. Thg Tigers was hitting the ball, their team, puck between Vincelette’s legs to change is a nice idea, too. It’s Impor­ apparently received a sizable pay increa.se. doubles and a single, with one run AUTO BODY REPAIRS! KBPINGYOm tant, however, to turn them off when clobbered bim for eight hits. scored and one RBI. too. Hull. He ripped a shot from high ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC & IMPORT He received a reported $850,000 last season in in the slot through a maze of you are done, A permanently flashing • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS • I his mulityear contract with the Cubs. AP photo players and past goaltender Bob CARAUVl turn signal drives people mad and I Mason. Peter Bohr makes them think you are not paying Brown returns to UCLA RUNNING BATTLE — Houston’s Ro­ “That’s the way you score RliNTAl CiMIS attention. A lot they know, eh? Angels called out by umps bert Reid (50) and Utah’s John Stockton goals. If you’re not in the right 4. When you are at the head of a NEW YORK — Larry Brown, who led the ppot, you won’t score,” Hull said, AVAiiABii lit A p p o in t m e n t long line of cars waiting for a light to I By Herschel NIssenson series. Kevin Seitzer hit a solo run for a loose ball during Thursday’s change, the thoughtful thing to do is to Kansas Jayhawks to the NCAA championship game in Houston. The Rockets won, “There’s a lot of luck involved at The poor driver’s primer on Monday, will return to UCLA as head The Associated Press AL Roundup homer and RBI single for the lim es.” • FLAT BED SERVICE • stay alert and watch the light, as op­ coach, CBS reported today. Royals and winner Mark Gubicza 113-107. I Martin didn’t call it luck. By Peter Bohr they been flashing their headlights in posed to filing your cassette tapes in You thought this was the Year allowed three runs and five hits in Contributing Editor, Road Track your rear-view mirror? Maybe you alphabetical order, tweezlng unwant­ On CBS-TV’s “This Morning.” reporter Jim I “It’s a tribute to him.” the ed facial hair, or wondering why of the Balk? In Chicago, it’s the shutout bid with one out in the six^nnings. coach said. “He’s got the scoring should move over to the right. Lampley quoted sources he did not name as Year of the Interference Call? Tmabull homerec] in the first MORIARTY BROTHERS/ Peter Egan, my colleague at Road young male BMW drivers often look saying Brown agreed to a contract Thursday ninth on consecutive doubles by Wilkins relaxes {skills. He’s got a very nice future. & Track, has been going around the Yes, 1 know you were going 55 in like Eliot Ness. For the second time this young Tony Armas and Chili Davis. Inning off Jim Clancy after *He can do a lot of things.” the fast lane, and that’s all the law al­ to once again coach the Pac-10 school he took sea.son. an umpire’s interference Seitzer walked and George Brett office beating his chest again. This Watch the light. People are depend­ to the 1980 NCAA Championship game. Reliever Bill Long walked Joyner [Wing* 6, Maple Leafs 2 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 643-5135 time, I think he has something impor­ lows. Thanks .so much for reminding ing on you. When it turns green, that’s ruling at a key point in a tight but got Brian Downing to hit a singled. Stillwell, acquired from me. Now get out of the way, Lampley said the agreement was for five ballgame went in favor of a team as Hawks romp Klima does one thing particu­ STAN M. OZIMEK, MGR. tant to say. So ti^e floor is yours, your signal. Take your foot off the grounder to second baseman Cincinnati during the winter, Peter. 2. At a four-way intersection with brake and step on the gas. years, but did not specify Brown’s salary. from the Windy City. doubled in the fifth for his first AL larly well — score. He became the four stop signs, it will eventually be Fred Manrique. who threw to If you have a car with a manual On Tue.sday night, the Chicago shortstop Ozzie Guillen. Umpire hit and scored on Seitzer’s single 'first Red Wing since Norm It dawned on me while driving from your turn to go. When it is, please go. Cubs beat Atlanta 10-9 in 13 •Ullman in 1965 to get a hat trick in No, don’t wave for me to go first, or transmission, you might want to actu­ U.S. In Davis Cup play Jim McKean ruled it a double for a 4-2 lead. Los Angeles to San Francisco last ally anticipate the light and have your innings after an interference call NBA Roundup ,a playoff game, connecting twice week that there are an awful lot of inch into the intersection and then de­ play, saying the sliding Joyner cide not to go and wave for someone car in gear. Once your car starts roll­ LIMA. Peru — Jay Berger of Plantation. against Gerald Perriy of the had interfered with Guillen. Indian* 4, Ranger* 1 jin the fir.st period and once in the people on the highway who don’t know ing, try pushing down a little harder Fla., will face Peruvian tennis star Pablo Braves wiped out what would 'second. how to drive. else to. Just, plea.se, go. The rest of us "There was no interference.” Cory Snyder’s two-run homer HOW DOES DILLON DO IT want to get home so we can catch up on the gas pedal. This will reduce the Arraya in Friday’s opening singles match as have been the winning run in the California Manager Cookie Rojas broke a seventh-inning tie. By The Associated Press I “You get that feeling you can I don’t mean they can't steer dreaded accordion effect and will vir­ bottom of the ninth. (score,” Klima said. around large buildings or back out of on the newspapers we missed, and see the United States plays Peru in the American said. Snyder connected after Brook the old neighborhood once more be­ tually eliminate bumper damage Zone Davis Cup semifinals. On Thursday, the Chicago Jacoby led off with a double, his ATLANTA — It was an unusual perspective for ; Oddly, he had played on a the driveway without killing the post­ among the cars behind you, whose man; what I mean is, they’ve forgot­ fore we die. White Sox held off California 2-1 Royal* 7, Blue Jays 4 third hit. Mel Hall added an RBI Dominique Wilkins. checking line the previous night, 3. When you suddenly apply your drivers may find it impossible to be­ The winner of the United States-Peru match thanks to a game-ending double when Toronto won 6-2. ten the basic rules. To wit, I've writ­ lieve that anyone outside the plant Danny Tartabull hit a three-run single in the eighth, while winner “It was different finishing the last quarter on the ten a brief primer: brakes in the middle of a .street or will take on the winner of the other American play that included an interfer­ homer and Kurt Stillwell had a John Farrell gave up one run and bench,” said Wilkins, who with the rest of the “I checked last night, but I highway just before making a turn, kingdom could possibly drive with so Zone semifinal between Argentina and ence call against the Angels’ liked it much better tonight.” How to Drive little verve two-run inside-the-park homer as six hits in six innings. Atlanta starters sat out the final period in the 1, When you drive on a freeway or you should indicate which way you Ecuador, which will be held July 22-24. The Wally Joyner. Kansas City salvaged the finale of Loser Jose Guzman pitched a Hawks’ 120-94 NBA victory over the New Jersey Klima said. “ I like to play with plan to turn with your turn signals. If some infirmity of the ankle winner of that match will return to the World expressway, you should stay as far to makes depressing the gas pedal im­ Chicago’s Dave LaPoint lost his the season-opening three-game seven-hitter with 12 strikeouts. Nets Thursday night. Oiabot.” the right as possible. If you have inex­ That way, the cars behind you — the Group, the only 16 nations who actually Allan Bester had liked playing ones with smoke pouring out of their possible, have a competent mechanic “I had fun over there,” said Wilkins, who scored plicably gravitated to the far left turn your idle up a little bit. In most compete for the Cup, in 1989, 18 points, as did Kevin Willis and Randy Wittman. the Wings — until Thursday. we lane, look to the right. Are other cars wheel wells — will know which way , Bester beat Detroit Wednesday to wrench their steering wheels so as cases, 7,500 rpm is about righL Set It was the seventh consecutive victory for the streaming by? Do their drivers ap­ not to ruin everyone’s cars. your coffee cup down before engaging Coventry impressive winner Hawks and brought them within one-half game of night and was 2-(V2 against the pear to be muttering things? Have the clutch. Wings during the season. But he If some tragic malady of the wrist RIttenhouse takes golf lead Central Division leader Detroit. The Pistons play in prevents you from operating the turn- 5. Always remember that if you are EAST HAMPTON - It was Philadelphia tonight, then in Atlanta Saturday. lasted only 12:22 this time, guarantee Coventry’s next game is Satur­ signal stalk, at least try not to feint too drunk to undertip, you are too ng POWAY, Calif. quite a debut for Jack Ayeronthe For the Nets, making their first road trip since allowing four goals before yield- left before going right, and vice versa. drunk to drive. — Lenore Ritten- day at 10 a.m. at home against Willis Reed was named coach, it was the eighth ling to Ken Wregget. mound as the Coventry High H.S. Roundup Tolland High. ry house shot a career- School junior right-hander spun a straight loss. “ We knew Detroit was going to on best 6-under-par 65 two-hitter at East Hampton High In the only other NBA game, Akeem Olajuwon (Come out in the first 10 minutes car repairs I )S- Thursday to take a in leading the Patriots to a 13-1 scored 22 points, leading seven Houston players in and really play, because they had ist two-shot lead after win in the Charter Oak Confer­ Girls’ Softball East blanked double figures, and grabbed 15 rebounds as the :to,” Brophy said. “This won’t CHORCHES I one round of the ence baseball opener for both Rockets held off Utah’s fourth-quarter rally for a hurt our confidence, though, el $225,000 San Diego schools Thursday. 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The Patriots iced it with a fwriod but the Jazz cut It to 107-104 with 1:06 left in lor an easy shot in front. ALL PARTS I D o p ^ l Defending tournament champion Ayako seven-run seventh that was high­ Bellringers’ Michelle Dominski, they tallied five times in the sixth the game on a basket by Thurl Bailey. A stuff shot by an all-Charter Oak Conference to put this game away. Dot ’ Shoebottom, who played just 301-315 Center Street Okamoto of Japan, Dot Germain and Lynn lighted by a bases-clearing Onnen KMney McCray and four free throws by Purvis three NHL games before the WE FIX CARS FOR KEEPS. AAonchesfer, Connecflcuf PURCHASED Connelly each Bnished at 60, one shot ahead of two-base hit. selection a year ago. “The kids Potyra and Kim Andrulat had two S h ^ preserved Houston’s victory and gave the ■ ill M tn i.w came out real aggressive (offen­ hits each for South Windsor while layoffs, said he was surprised to Nancy Lopez and six others. The Patriots resume action » rt-plaTO Rockets a 3«A-game over Utah in the e called up from Maine of the PARTS DEPT. WITH THIS AD!! Saturday at 10 a.m. against sively).” he said. senior Beth Leslie paced East Midwest Division. Manebootor They were among 19 players to break par on with two hits, including a triple. lHL the hilly, 6,021-yard StoneRidge Country Club non-conference rival Tolland Mollie Jacobson was 3-for-4 Karl Malone scored 33 points and grabbed 12 ISINCE High. with four RBI with Mizesko and ’The Bobcats took advantage of rebounds and led Utah’s fourth: quarter charge. 1933 course. Fifteen others matched par with 71s, Johanna VanKruiningen adding nine Eagle free passes. 646-4567 Including Kathy Whitworth, a 30-year LPGA Coventry 150 000 7—13 Bailey had 22 points. Sleepy Floyd and Short each East Hampton 100 000 0—1•^5 two hits apiece. Leslie Danehy East’s next game is today ("There are some quality play- added 20 for the Rockets. D IL L O n veteran whose 88 career wins tops the Tour’s Jock Aver and O.J. Floolo; Brott drove home Monica Hodina in the against crosstown rival Manches­ rs down there,” he said. “This 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory). MANCHESTER. CT 643-2145 all-time victory list. Covolltrl, BUI Coon* (2) and Bob Houston outrebounded Utah 61-45 after being time last year, I was playing at 643-5135 Benson. first inning with what proved to ter High at 3; 30 p.m. at Fitzgerald outrebounded 66-45 in a 110-97 loss to Denver on WP- Aver (1-0), LP- Covollerl (0-1). be the game-winner. Field. Fort Wayne of the International Tuesday night. ockey League. If I ever had S(laglned I’d be here today. I’d be {lidding myself.” 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 8. 1988 f M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 8, 1988 — 17 15 "Z/ppyv/r/OM - ^ t u . -^ T Z lF F im - »NAFU by Bruce Bonttle k it 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright zippy.. wHv I W A N T Tt> A(ze Voo s t i l l SfE- 3 -P IN weA(2lNG THoie Rb a l Ltpe C'MoN, t06'\fe (9d5TOUR. (OORic SCOREBOAim 3-0 Th' To o .w CUT (X T fcR. 0^,. 'Th e y cueANtb MOVIE 1$ 0VE(2.'.' OPF AlLtHe ‘iTATUeS INTHE- Devils 3. Islanders 2 PARK. Tigart 11. Rid Six 6 Mata 8. Expos 5 OT Hockey BasebaD Basketbafl ining OETROIT BOSTON NEW VOEK MONTEEAL play, S7.SSL, : ? 1:3 o k rliM ■ S rh M O b rh M O b rllM First Period— None. Penalties— P # ^ et S 0 1 0 SO«wn ss 5 3 3 1 Wilson cf 4 2 10 Rolnetlf 5 0 0 1 by a NHL rituKs DIduck, N Y (cross-checking), :36; Do- American League etendlnga Whitakr 2b >S 0 1 0 Barren 2b 5 13 3 Mazillll n 4 0 0 0 Webetaref 5 03 0 oalie nevko, NJ, double minor (crosschecking, Wlwndr2b 0 0 0 0 BoggsX 4 0 10 McDwtIp 00 00 Brooks rf 5010 NBA standings ro w in g ), 3:09; Norton, NY (slashing), DaEynsIb 6 1 1 0 RIcedh 4 0 0 1 KHrndzIb 4 3 33 WallochX 4 110 Joel t-M ; Jonseon, NY (tripping), 9:46; Tr^ m l ss 5 3 3 0 OwEvn 1b 4 1 3 0 Canadlent 7, Whalera 3 Kosl DIvltloii SniiXrv rt 4G 3 3 Oalorrelb 4000 EASTERN CONFERENCE Los Dweyko, NJ, mlnor-mbjer (roughing, W L ret. OB NpkMc 63 3 S Greenwllf 4 03 0 Carter c 43 33 RtzgerM c 2 300 fightirrg), 14:19; VUkota, NY, mlnor- Milwaukee 2 1.DX ^ I d a n H S 3 4 1 Behingr rf 4 00 1 4000 Rlyerast 3 3 11 Altantic DivWon ienly molor (rougMng,flghttn ), 14:19; Carls- 0 Minnclh 5 13 1 Morvinoc HJohtnX W L Pet. OB ' Horlfanl > 1 * -1 9 New York 2 0 TOK 4 00 0 TeutalX 2 00 1 CondoelX 30 11 g his son, NJ (InteiTerence),16:02. Oevelond ^onrf SOIORomlnecf 4 3 3 0 50 11 Heotonp y-Boston 52 21 .712 — Mantraol i i K -7 2 1 .667 Vi Brakns X 5 0 4 4 Enter ss 3 0 13 New York 33 40 .453 19 R n t Ptiiotf— 1, Montreal, Skrudlond 1 Detroit 2 1 M l Oledap 3 0 20 McfJffgnp 0000 Second iWlod— 1, New York, Jonsson 1 Toronto Teioit 47112111 Tetok X 8 1 1 6 Washington 33 40 .452 19 (Robinson, Dohlln), 5;X. 2, Hartford, (King), 6:25. Z New J e iW , MocLeon 2 2 1 .ter '/i Dykstra cf 1000 Engle ph 1000 Philadelphia 32 40 .444 W h . who Carson 1 (Fronds), 9:47. 3, Montreal, Boston 1 2 .333 m Porrenp 0000 (Kom, Doneyko), 9:22. 3, New Jersey, Baltimore g «ro n IB4 m S »-1 1 New Jersey t> 18 56 .243 3i'/t PEANUTS by Charin M. Schulz lalty, Chellos 2 (Carbonneou, Noslund), 13:47.4, Lolselle 1 (Brown), 16:17 (sh). 0 2 -XO 2 SKIoIre p 0 000 Central DIvislen i Horttord, DIneen 1, 14:15. Penalties— West DIvlitaii 18S 88S I I S - 8 W Jhnsn^ 1000 r a r d Penalles— Kurvers, NJ (Interference), O a i^ winning RBI — Morrlsen (1). x-Detrolt ^ 25 .653 — G ntn, Mon (hooking), 3:14; Quennevllle, 2:46; 6Aorrow, NY (holding), lOiX; W L ret. OB X8188 Totals X57S x-Atlonta 47^ 26 .644 'h ly for Har (holding), 12:25; Lemleux, Mon Chicago 2 1 .667 e — (Jreenwell, Boggs. DP— Detroit, 1, VE5, MA AM .. 2/z MULTIPLIED MEREPITV.. MocLeon, NJ (crosschecking), 12:49; Oakland 2 1 .667 _ Boston 1. LDB— Detroit 1Z Boston S. New York 301 040 880-8 x-Chloogo 44 X .595 4 into (Interference), 12:37; Lemleux, Men Wolanain, NJ (unsportsmanlike condud), **— Brookwis, Atorrlson Z SOwen, Milwaukee 39 33 .542 8 BV 2>z 15 b'/u, ! HOUl (roughing), 11:46. California 1 2 -3X 1 Mentreol 8M IM 881— 8 "To help protect the environment, we print 12:49; DIduck, NY (unsportsmanlike Kansas City Barrett, Grcenwell 2, Romlne. 3B— Cleveland 35 39 .473 13 PIP I 6ETTHE ANSWER? 11 ision conduct), 12:49; Verbeek, NJ (unsports­ 1 2 .333 1 Gome Winning RBI — KHernondez (1). Indiana 34 X .472 13 these labels on recycled paper." Second Period— 5, Montreal, Thlboudeou Seattle 1 2 .333 1 HR-SOwen (1), Nokes 2 (3). E— Elstar, McDowell. DP— Montreol 1. d hit manlike conduct), 15:X; Kerr, NY Texos SB-Pettls (1), Barren (2). WESTERN CONFERENCE I 1 (Richer, Noslund), 2:39. 6, Montreal, (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:X; Kom, 1 2 .333 1 LOB— New York 9, Montreal 5.2B— Rivera. Midwest Division stick, Lemleux 1 (Noslund, Thlboudeou), 10:59.7, Minnesota 0 2 -OX I'/i 3B— Wilson. HR— Carter 2 (2), Strovtaerry NJ (roughing), 15:50; King, NY (hooking), ■ iiui wuT s v u n m IP H RIR BB to W L Pet. OB la te rj Hartford, Klelnendorst 1 (Corson, 17:37;' Brown, NJ (unsportsmanlike Detrett (3). SB— Raines (2). X-Dotlos 47 25 .653 — . Fronds), 12:52. Penalties— None. Minnesota at N ^ York, ppd., rain IP H R ER BB SO THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr n the conduct), X:00; Lolselle,NJ(roughing), Milwaukee at Baltimore, pi^., rain Tonono W,l-0 7 10 5 5 0 3 New York X-Denver 47 26 .644 - Third Period— a, Montreal, Smith 2 20:00; LoFontalne, NY (unsportsmanlike Heinkel 2 2 1 1 0 2 x-Houston 42 X .583 5 ' L (Walter), 9:05, 9, Montriol, Thlboudeou 2 Detroit 11, Boston 6 Ojeda W.1-0 7 7 4 3 3 5 W HAT'S IT'S MOTHER.,.SHE'S corrduct), 20:00; Norton, NY (roughing), Chlcogo Z Californio 1 Boston McDwII 3 0 1 0 1 0 x-Utah 40 X .548 r/7 \ 1 by (Noslund, Richer), 10:55. 10, Montreal, 20:00. Ellsworth LJM 2 8 5 5 1 2 San Antonio 28 45 .384 19'/}, L Dohlln 1 (MePhee, Skrudland), 11:43. Kansas City 7, Toronto 4 Montreal T H A T ^ BECAUSE OPRAH'S 60T THE % Otto) Third Perlod-4, New York, DIduck 1 Oevelond 4, Texos 1 Smithson 31-3 a 5 4 1 1 Heaton LA-1 41-3 7 7 7 4 1 Sacramento 21 S2 .288 Ik'h > PerMltles— Lemleux, MotlXf (roughing), (LoFontalne, Potvin), 4:19 (pp). 5, New Troutweln 22-3 5 1 1 1 0 Pod tic Division MOlSe..? CHIPPEHPALE r his 12:59; MocDermId, Har (holding), 14:53; Only games scheduled McGtfgon 1Z3 3 1 1 0 3 Jersey, Johnson 1 (O'Collahon), 5:56 mdoy's Games (Jordner 1 0 0 0 0 1 Porretfirrett 3 0 0 0 3 1 X-L.A. Lakers 55 17 .764 — ' went Somuelsson, Har (tripping), 16:39. (pp). Penalties— Doneyko, NJ (cross Ellsworth pitcheded to 3 batters In the x-Portlond 46 26 ,6X 9 ‘t-e Shots on goal— Hartford 15-11-5-31. Baltimore (Thurmond 0-1) ot Cleveland 3rd. StCloIre 1 1 0 0 1 2 checking), 3:46; Muller, NJ (unsports (Belles 7-8), 6:05 p.m. . HBP— Carter by Porren. BK— Porren, x-Seottle X 34 .534 16'/j from Montreal 12-7-9^29. manlike conduct), 5:42; Jonsson, NY BK— Smithson. PB— Moriono. Phoenix 24 48 .333 31 Power-plov Opportunities— Hartford 0 of Milwaukee (Nieves 14-8) at New York 'StCloIre. (roughing), 5:42; Henry, NY (unsports (Dotson 11-12), 7:X p.m. Umpires— Home, Welke; Rrst, Cooney; Umpires— Home, Marsh; Rrst, De- (Jolden State 17 55 .236 X 3; Montreal 0 of 3. monilke corxlud), 5:42. Second, Brinkman; Third, 6Aerrlll. L.A. Clippers 16 57 .219 »'/j HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne Goalies—4tortford, Brodeur (26 shots-21 Toronto (Stieb 13-9) at Minnesota Muth; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Ren­ Shots on goal— New Jersey 5-4-7— 16. T — 2:59. A— 13,807. nert. x 1—6 Detroit at Kansas aty, 2:35 p.m. 4 0 11 OBrIen 1b 4 0 2 0 GPerrv lb 4 0 3 1 EA R LY THE First Period— 1, Washington, Hatcher 1 Jacoby 3b GuerrerX 5 0 12 DMrphy rt Denver at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m. ; WE RE LUCKY WELL, l a y in g in Toronto at Minnesota, 3:05 p.m. 4 2 3 0 Incvgtlo If 4 0 0 0 4 11 0 KJEX.T HOW IS IT ((Justafuon), :47. 2, Philadelphia, Howe 1 Milwaukee ot New York, 7:X p.m. Snyder rf 4 1 1 2 MStanlyc 3 1 1 0 AAarshI 1b 4 0 3 2 (Jrlftav If 4 0 10 Los Angeles Clippers at Los Anpeles. WE'RE FROM GARBAGE ISN'T (Croven, Hextoll), 5:32. 3, Philadelphia, JBelIss 3 0 0 0 Ml Do vis rf 4 0 10 Virgil c 4 0 2 0 Lakers, 10:X p.m. MORMIVG... IN TH ER E? NEW YORK ANYTHING NEW G o lf Seattle at Chlcogo, 7:35 p.m. Petrolll ph 10 0 0 Phoenix at (Jolden State, 10:X p.m. Brown 1 (Poulin, Ekiund), 7:59 (pp). 4, Boston at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Alionsonc 4 0 11 Buechle3b 4 0 3 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Ackerp 0 0 0 0 CITY. FOR MB. IT'S LIKE Washington, Gould 1 (Gartner, Stevens), Sclosclo c 3 1 1 0 (Xerkfl X 2 0 0 1 Portland at Seattle, 10:X p.m. RIPING IN TH E Oakland at Californio, 10:05 p.m. Browne X 3 0 10 Saturday's Games U 16:36 (sh). Penalties— Ridley, Was (hook­ Totals 34 4 7 4 Totals M 1 9 1 Dempsv c 0 10 0 Thomas ss 4 0 10 . SUBW AY. ing), 1:50; Hatcher, Was (cross- Sutton p 2 0 0 0 PSmIthp 1 1 0 0 Detroit at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. cheddng), 5:59; AAarsh, fbl (tripping), Tallw o od National League standings Cleveland olO OM 310— 4 Havens p 0 0 0 0 AHotlph 1000 Denver at Dallas, 8:X p.m. 11:23; Hatcher, Was (cross-checkino), Texas MO 010 imw— I Heepph 10 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 Indiana at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 16*96 LADIES OPENINO DAY SHOTGUN (Same Winning RBI — Snyder (1). APenop 0 0 0 0 Simmons c 10 0 0 Sacromento at Phoenix, 10:X p.m. , tecond Period— 5, Phllodelphia, Zeiel 3 — Winners: Mary Jarvis, East Division Andesn ph Los Anpeles LakersatPortlond,10:Xp.m. THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A By Barry Jeonne W L OB DP— Cleveland 1, Texas 1. LOB— 0 0 0 0 (Somuelsson, SInIsalo), 10:49. 6, Washing­ Phipps, Estelle Mulkey, Fran Klebish. Cleveland 5. 2B— Jocobv. HR— Snyder (2). Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 2 1 Totals Houston at Seattle, 10:X p.m. WE'LL ENPTH/S WEAK 1 [j TWE'LL EN(7 ALL THAT WHENI ton, Leoch 1 (PIvonka, Miller), 11:10. 7, Putts: Rita Beebe, Jo Boggs, Bev Pitts New York SB— Jacoby (1), Allonson (1), Carter (1). » 5 8 5 Totals a 3 9 2 Washington, Sundstrom 1 (Hatcher, (Jus Nearest ta pin: Doris Contesso (4 feet. 7 2 SF— McDowell. DEMOCRACYNO MORE ^ £ I WE WIN. WIN, WIN, /V/A/4 tafsson), 18:06 (sh). Penalties— Hunter, Inches). Fbllodelphia 1 Pittsburgh 1 IP H R ER BB SO L o s A ^ e s DM Ml 103-5 NONSENSE LIKE ELECTIONS, ?------Was, double minor (roughing, unsports Cleveland Atlanta Ml Ml 000— 2 FREECCM OF SPEECH AND manlike corxtuct), 5:03; Samuelsson, Phi, AAontreal 1 Gome Winning RBI — (Suerrero (1). M asters scores St. Louis 0 Farrell W.1-0 Transactions SUCH double minor (holding, roughing), 5:03; Codiroll S.1 E— Shelbv, Sox, (Sriffin. DP— Los Angeles Sutter, Phi, mlnor-malor (high-sticking, West Division 3, Atlanta 1. LOB— Los Angeles 10, AtlontoB. W L Pet. OB Texas fighting), 5:26; Stevens, Wos, mlnor-malor AUGUSTA, Go. (AP) — Graded scores Cincinnati Guzman L.O-l 7 4 2 12 2B— Gibson. SB— Gibson (1), Sox (1). (cross-checking, fighting), 5:26; 2 3 1.000 S— PSmIth, Anderson.SF— Oberkfell. BASEBALL otter the first round Thursday of the 52nd Houston 2 I 1.000 Propp, Phi (holding), 6:36; Propp, Phi Masters on the 6,905-vard, par 36-36— 72 IP H R ER BB so American League ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Los Angeles 2 .667 Los Angeles BOSTON RED SOX— Signed Lee Smith, (unsportsmanlike conduct), 10:06; Hunter, Augusta National Golf Club Course (a- Son Francisco 2 .667 National League results Was (unsportsmanlike conduct), 10:06; denotes amateur): Sutton 51-3 7 2 1 2 4 pitcher, to a two-year controcf through the Ledyord, Wos, major (high-sticking), Atlonta 0 3 .000 1990 season. 50 vou DOM'T Beueve I'LL SHOW VOU N)0 PRIVATE EV65 Lorry Nelson 35-34—^ San Diego 0 3 .000 Hovens 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 14:12; Mellonby, Phi (holding), 15:54. Robert Wrenn 33-36— 69 APeno W.1-0 2 2 0 0 1 1 TEXAS RANGERS— Signed Ed Vonde. T V 15 ALL THAT HOW wf?0K)G VOU ar e; iN TH E W H a e P w m d o o K ! Thursday’s Games Reds 8. Cardinals 1 Orosco S,1 0 0 0 0 1 Berg, pitcher, to a minor league contract, t Third Period— 8, Washington, Miller 1 AAark Colcovecchla 38-33— 71 Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 1 1 UMREAU6TIC? (Leach, PIvonko), 6:12. 9, Philadelphia, BerntKird Longer 35-36-71 Atlanta Assigned Vonde Berg to Oklahoma City of' Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, ppd. . rain the American Association. ! : n Propp 1 (E k iu n d , K e rr), 15:55. Sandy Lyle 35-36— 71 New York 8, Montreal 5 STLOUIS CINCINNATI PSmIth 7 5 2 2 4 6 Penoltles— Brown, Phi (unsportsman­ Don Poolev 37-34— 71 Assnmehr L,0-1 ,1 2-3 1 3 3 3 l Notional Leogue Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 Ob r h bl Obrhbl PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Named Ston like conduct), :24; Hunter, Was (unsports Ben Crenshaw 38-34— 72 San Francisco 6, Son Diego 1 Colemon If 5 0 0 0 Larkin ss 4 10 0 Acker 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 manlike conduct), :24; Adams, Was (Jary Koch 34-38— 72 OSmIth ss 4 0 11 HBP— Gibson bv Assenmocher. CItburn manager of Watertown of the Only gomes scheduled 3 0 0 0 Tredw vX Umpires— Home, Davis; First, (tarllng- New York-Penn League. (charging), :24; Mellonby, Phi (unsports Tom Watson 38-34— 72 Friday's Games Herr X 2 0 10 Cnepen X 1111 BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake manlike conduct), 3:54; Stevens, Was Seve Ballesteros 35-38— 73 :Second, Froemmlng; Third, Tato. FOOTBALL Houston (Ryan 8-16) at Cincinnati Horner lb 3 111 Daniels If 4 13 2 Notional Poolboll Laegue (unsportsmanlike conduct), 3:54; Cross- Chip Beck 38-35— 73 (Browning 10-13), 7:35 p.m. McfJeecf 3 0 0 0 EDovIscf 4 12 2 MY WORKSHOP TEACHER ' HE SAID MY 0OOKENC5S Uf W E L L , HE HAS > J YOURS ARE EVERYERV mon. Phi (holding), 7:07; Mellonby, Phi, (Jary Hallberg 37-36— 73 Pnditn X Slants 6, Padres 1 DENVER BRONCOS— Signed Tyrone' GAVE ME A'C'MINUS, WERE TERRIBLE S SOME NERVE < BIT AS GOOD AS MINE ) Chicago (Moyer 12-15) at Montreal 3 0 0 0 ONelll rf 2 0 0 0 Davis, defensive bock. MB. BUMSTEAD , ^ J 2 ___ mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting), Andy Bean 37-36— 73 (Youmans 9-8), 7:35 p.m. TPeno c 2 0 10 BDIozc 4 0 0 0 11:40; Corrlveou, Was, major (fighting), David Frost 37-36— 73 Arnold p HOCKEY 11:40. New York (Fernandez 12-8) at Phila­ 0 0 0 0 Esosky 1b 4 2 2 0 SAN DIEGD Notional Hockey League Tom Kite 35-38— 73 delphia (Ruffin 11-14), 7:35 p.m. Poonoz ph 10 0 0 SoboX 3 110 SAN FRAN ' '■ I Shots on goal— Phllodelphio 9-11-15— 35. Ken Brown 35-38— 73 Forsch p 0 0 0 0 Ob r h bl O b rh M HARTFORD WHALERS-Called up Pe-i Los Angeles (Leary 3-11) at Atlanta DJacksn p 3 112 ter SIdorklewIcz, goalie, from Binghamton, ' I Washington 6-12-8— 26. Davis Love Ml 35-38— 73 Peters p 0 0 0 0 Jetfersn cf 4 0 0 0 Butler cf 4 111 (Glavine 2-4), 7:40 p.m. (Jwvnn rt 4 0 0 0 Aldrete If ot the American Hockey Leogue. Power-play Opportunities — Isao AokI 36-38— 74 Pittsburgh (Walk 8-2) at St, Louis (Cox Oauend ph 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 i..r Phllodelphla0of5; Washlngton0of4. Tommy Nokollmo 36-38— 74 LIndmn rf Reodv 2b 3 0 0 0 Clork lb 3 0 11 11-9), 8:35 p.m. 4 0 0 0 Kruk 1b O-Davld Currv 38-36— 74 Son Diego (J.Jones 9-7) at Son Francisco DeLeon p 10 0 0 4 0 2 0 MIdndo rf 3 10 0 ane (Joaltes— Phllodelphia, Hextoll (28 shots- Mac O'Gradv 3638— 74 Lokec 3 0 0 0 Moreind If 4 0 10 MItchll 3b 3 2 10 (LaCoss 13-10), 10:35 p.m. Santiago c 3 111 4 11 3 ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue )or- 23 saves). Washington, Peeters (35-31). Lannv Wadkins 37-37— 74 Saturday's Games Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 33 811 8 Brenly c Calendar A— 17,339. Mark McNultv 38-36— 74 Brown 3b 3 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 4 0 3 1 hen Houston ot Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. AAoDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss IT'S SO SirvIPLE Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Ron Andv North 37-37— 74 New York at Philadelphia, 3:X p.m. StLOUlS OM OM 010-1 4 0 0 0 ) THOUGHT OF INSTEAD OF FIRIN' OOP OH,NC> YOU DON'T! IF Y o S TT^ A N ...THAT'S NOT ling Asselstine, Leon Stickle. Mark O’Mearo 35-39— 74 Cincinnati oil- 3M 13x— 8 Tmpitnss 3 0 10 Krukow p 3 0 0 0 I S H O U LP A WHAT, FOR /T'GET 'IM OUT OF OFFICE, 37-37_74 San Diego at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Showp 10 0 0 Hamakrp 0 0 0 0 THOUGHTOF > EVEN ‘TH IN K ABCXJT GIVING ) RELAX, WHAT I HAD and Hubert Green Chicago at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — EDavIs (1). GOO'NESS , I'M GONNA GIVE HI|Y\ ...... HIM MY JOB,.. I'LL ■■ BELT ' M Y IN (MIND: Steve Jones 36-38— 74 E— Lorkin. DP— Cincinnati 1. LOB— Flnnry ph 10 0 0 TODAY IT SOONER! ) SAKE? A p r o m o t i o n ; Y O U O N E ! ring Los Angeles at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m: Nolte p 0 0 0 0 Baseball ,r d e a r ! Bruins 4. Sabres 1 Bob Twov 38-36— 74 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. StLouls 9, Cincinnati 8. 2B— Daniels 2, Paul Azlnper 37-38-75 TPena, Treodwov, Sabo, Concepcion. Then 3b 10 10 Prince Tech ot Cheney Tech, 3 :X Lennie Clements 37-38— 75 Totals 31 1 6 1 Totals 32 6 1 6 Cheney Tech at Bolton JV, 3 :X if a HR— EDovIs (1), Horner (1). SB— Larkin Softball Buffalo 0 0 1— 1 Fred Couples 37-38— 75 American League results (2). SF-DJockson. W HAT A O UY by Bill Hoest t to Steve Pote 3639— 75 Son Diego OK OK 100— 1 East Catholic at Manchester, 3 :X Boston 1 1 2— 4 IP H R ER BB SO Boys Tennis sto Rrst Period— 1, Boston, Llnsemon 1 Kenny Knox 3639— 75 StLouls Son Francisco OK 311 lOx— 4 Nick Faldo 37-38— 75 Game Winning RBI — Brenly (1). RHAM at Manchester, 3 :X (B o uraue, M c C a rth y ), 12:19 (p p ). White Sox 2. Angels 1 DeLeon L.0-1 3 2-3 5 4 4 6 3 Lyman Memorial at Cheney Tbch, op- Penalties— Follgno, Buf (roughing), Payne Stewort 37-38— 75 Arnold 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 3 DP— San Francisco 1 LOB— Son Diego 4, s in Jock Nicklaus 3639-75 Son Francisco 5. 2B— Aldrete, Then. 3:15 ' V :06; McCorthy, Bos (roughing), :06; Forsch 2 2-3 4 3 3 0 0 Girls Tennis / \ int- Ramsey, Buf (roughing), :08; Doup TeweM 40-35— 75 CALIFDRNIA CHICAGD Peters 1-321100 HR— Brenly (1), Butler (1), Santlogo (1). Nick Price X37— 75 Ob rh bl Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO Manchester ot Southington, 3:30 ; / vhy Bouraue, Bos (roughing), :06; Shoebot- San Olcgo tom. Bos, major (fighting), :46; Holkldls, T.C. Chen 39-37— 76 McLmrTb DJockson W,l-0 9 3 1 1 7 2 DOk Roper Maltble 40-36— 76 Ray If Show L A I SATURDAY But, minor-major (tripping, fighting), :48; WP— Peters. Baseball Kasper, Bos (hooking), :48; Ruff, Buf Curtis Strange 40-36— 76 Armas If Umpires— Home, MeSherry; First, Mon­ Nolte Craig Stodler CDavIs rf Mo Davis East Catholic at Manchester, 1 p.m. (unsportsmanlike conduct), 1:12; Neely, 37-39^76 tague; Second, Brocklonder; Third, Tolland at Coventry, 10 o.m. Bos (unsportsmanlike conduct), 1:12; Corev Pavin 39-37— 76 Joyner 1b Wever. Son Francisco Fuzzy Zoeller Dwnng dh T — 2:33. A— 13,722. Krukow W.1-0 sortbaii Miller, Bos (cross-checking), 4:06; Hamaker Tolland at Coventry, 10 o.m. TH E BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Priestlav, Buf (Interference), 7:11; Gillies, Bob Eastwood DWhIte ct Buf (high-sticking), 11:19; Sweeney, Bos o-BIII Loeffler 3641— B Howell 3b (elbowing), 14:24; Hartman, But (slash­ Rodger Davis 41-36— 77 Wynegorc Y v u HEAISP ME, LAVIPEA, I AM CAN'T YOU aee IT'5 AN IMMORAL ing), 14:24; Follgno, Buf, major (fight­ a-ErIc Rebmonn 39-38— 77 Schoflld ss ing), 14:57; Kluzak, Bos, molor (fight­ a-Jay Slgel 38-39— 77 Totals pek-spicuou^ lv opppsep z>euiina l)5E CF ANIMAL6 FOfC'itup. Dave Barr 38-39— 77 ing), 14:57; Tucker, Buf (slashing), 15:06; 6 LInseman, Bos (Interference), 15:06g John Cook 39-38— 77 C YOU AFUR«XW ! JOWN ‘5eLFI6H IMPUL6p6NCE‘p? Kluzok, Bos, misconduct, 15:06; Ruff, Greg Norman 36-41— 77 Buf (slashing), 16:28; Arnlel, Buf, o-Buddy Alexander 40-38— 78 (jame Winning RBl/— Calderon (1). 1 / major (fighting), 16:28; Pedersen, Bos, a-BrIan Montgomerv 39-39— 78 E— Schofield. DP— Collfomlo 1, Chicago ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook major (fighting), 16:28; Crowder, Bos Sam Randolph 38-40-78 1. LOB— California 4, Chicago 7. 2B— (hIgh-stIckIng), 19:16. Dan Pohl 39-39— 78 Jovner, Armas, COavIs. SB— Redus 2 (2). (5av Brewer 40-38— 78 S— Howell, Guillen. Hbu CAN'T LoT5 of CPMPA^)IE6 AR£ ^lAE-lOORK ...bUT 1 PONt TrtiMK H R ER BB SO Second Period— 2, Boston, Shoebottom 1 Chorles Coodv 40-38— 78 IP llJDRK AT HPME E)^P£Rl(V\E(VTifi& W it h 6lTUATiOH^ THAT W DgK5 (OiTH Larrv Mize 38-40— 78 Calltornla (Neely), 2:13. Penalties— Pedersen, Bos KNPU).. i (holding), 3:42; Halkidls, Buf (holding), (Jarv Plover 38-40— 78 Rnlev L,M . ■ 61-3 IT'S CVr OF THE rr.' IT 6riVE$ W OKKfgS MAlMTEMAMCE. 8:18; Bouraue, Bos,doublemlnor (slashing, Mike Reid 40-38— 78 Krawczyk 1 2-3 qOESfiofi. IR E U -lb / A SENSE CT FKECpcM D A. Weibring 39-40— 79 Chicago ’ 1 unsportsmanlike conduct), 8:50; AMD SBif-lAcfTiVATiON/ ^ c j □ Ramsey, Buf (hooking), 9:21; Follgno, Bobby Wodkins 40-39^79 LaPoint W.l-O 61-3 t e e Buf (roughing), 11:39; Neely, Bos (rough­ Scott Hoch 38-41— 79 Long S,1 2-3 ) ing), 11:39; A/laguIre, Buf, minor-major J.C. Snead 39-40-79 (Interference, fighting), 18:23; Miller, Scott Simpson 39-40-79 Royals 7, Blue Ja y s 4 Bos, molor (fighting), 18:23. Joey Slndelor 38-41— 79 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves o-Len Atattlace 40-39— 79 Third Period— 3, Buffalo, Follgno 1 TORONTO (Ruff, Andreychuk), 4:16.4, Boston, Wesley Mark McCumber 39-40— 79 KANSAS CITY Tim Simpson 40-40— 80 Ob r h bl o b rh b l 2, 5:35 (pp). 5, Boston, Janney 1 (Joyce, LIrlano 2b I F C > o A l o t o f Neely), 9:M (pp). Perraltles— Housley, (Jeorpe Archer 42-38— 80 5 0 0 0 WWtIsnet 5 0 10 Billy Casper 39-41-80 Mulinks 3b 3 0 0 0 Seltzer 3b 3 2 2 2 a u l l l l l l Buf (hookirrg), 4:41; Buffalo bench, Gruber 3b 10 0 0 served by Sheppard (too many men on Doug Ford 41-39— X Brett lb 2 11 0 o-BMI Mayfair 39-41-80 Beniaz ph 0 0 0 0 Trtabll rt 4 11 3 S l o p A N J P < S O Ice), 8:39; Hartman, Buf (tripping), 11:10. Ferandz ss 5 0 0 0 Esnrch dh Thelven, Bos (high-sticking), 12:40; Hart­ Hal Sutton 42-38— X 4 0 10 Arnold Palmer 40-40— X GBell If 3 0 0 0 FWhIteTb 3 0 0 0 man, Buf (h igh-sticking), 17:29; Whitt c 3 1 1 0 Bosley If 4 0 0 0 / r i r HALF Kluzak, Bos (cross A— 14,451. Toronto 6K 801 Ml— 4 NORTH 4-8-88 Lament bid five clubs as a cue-bid supporting Referee— Don Marouelll. Linesmen— TODAY Kansas City JM 013 tax— 7 diamonds, hoping partner would also Jerry Potemon, Swede Knox. 4 p.m. — (Jolt: The Masters, USA 4- - • Gome Winning RBI — Tartabull (1). in a minor key play me for controls in the major Cable E— C4mpusono, Fernandez, Urlono. V K 8 7 6 7 :X p.m. — Mels at Phillies, Channel suits. M ark trusted me to have what WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Flam es 0, K ings 4 LOB— Toronto 8, Kansas City 6. 2B— ♦ A 8 7 6 5 2 9, WPOP Barfield, Stillwell, Elsenrelch, 4Q J 7 By James Jacoby was needed and went all the way to six 7 :X p.m, — Brewers at Yankees, McGrItf, Leach. HR— Tartabull (1), diamonds. The contract was not iron­ Los Angeles | s i_ 4 WPOP Mc(Jrlff (1), Stillwell (1), Seltzer (1). WEST EAST 7 :X p.m. — Nets ot Celtics, Sport- As I travel the tournament circuit, clad, but would make whenever dia­ Colpory 2 2 j I SB— Brett (1). 4 Q 10 9 3 2 4KJ765 sChannel, W KHT IP occasionally I hear the lament “If we monds were 2-2 or, if diamonds were Rrst Period— 1, Calgary, Reinhart 2 H R ER BB SO ▼ Q 10 5 3 -n ¥9 4 2 (Nleuwenz^k, Suter), 5:06 (pp). Z Cdlgory, 8 :X p.m. — Red Sox at Rangers, Toronto can malie three no-trump, we can also unkind enough to split 3-1, when the Channel X , W TIC 4 () J 10 \ 4 9 S-Ef^ASARE THE HOW/A £?0UT (3 MATS ■? SMALLER FORSET Mullen 2 (Berezan, Reinhart), 9:49. 3, Los Clancy L,0-1 6 make six diamonds.” Such a deal oc­ club finesse worked. And what if dia­ Angeles, Taylor 1 (Robltollle, Duchesne), 9 p.m. — Boxing: Jeff Franklin vs. OruttI 3 4 4 4 K 9 5 3 IT ARE WE SAUAL-L-ER TH AN HAT'S I S A I D Trocy Patterson, WSBA featherweight curred in the Santa Rosa, California, monds had split 4-0? Then you’d be TINIESTOFALL 15:13 (pp). Penalties— Healy, LA, served Kansas City f t h a n (E N A T 5 ? WHAT'? ANVTHINC3-. by Kontos (high-sticking), :43; Robl- title, ESPN Gubicza W.1-0 6 3 4 SOUTH regional last February, when my part­ reading about a different deal. L.IVING THINGS. 11 p.m. — Knicksot Bulls (delayed), tallle, LA (holding), 4:17; Hunter, Cal, Black 2 0 0 4 A 8 4 ner in the team was Los Angeles pro­ ; 1 double minor (roughing), 10:29; Wells, Channel 9 Farr 1 1 1 ¥ A J fessional M ark Itabashi. As you can LA (roughing), )0:29; Berezan, Col (hold­ James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on ■ ■ 1 . -1 ' i F. \ ' ^M /lA/' ('i • t \ ing), 14:32. 4 K 4 3 see. a spade lead against three no- Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games" 4 A 10 8 6 2 Second Period— 4, Colgary, Otto 3 trum p would leave declarer needing (written with his father, the late Os­ (Macinnis, Suter), 3:24 (pp). 5, Cal­ TROUT DERBY M50»> Longest Trout ---- • gary, Hunter 1 (Roberts), 4:45. 6, Los Vulnerable; North-South either a favorable diamond split or the wald Jacoby) are now available at I — \- Angeles, Carson 2 (Robltollle, NIcholls), No Limit • Public Invitod • Rain or Shina Dealer: North club king onside. Since six diamonds bookstores. Both are published by “f-i 15:34.7, Los Angeles, Kontos 1 (Carpenter), has the same chance of success, obvi­ Pharos Books. 19:17. Penalties— Kennedy, LA (high- Sunday, April 10th, 1988 • 9am-2:30pni Weil North East South ously that is a better final contract. So sticking), 1 :52; Allison, LA (roughing),3:55; Pass Pass 1 NT PepllnskI, Cal (roughing). 3:55; Baum­ how did we get there? gartner, LA (roughing), 8:11; Tonelll, Col Manchester Sportmen’s Association Pass 2 * Pass 2 ♦ U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit (tripping), 9:05; Otto, Ool (slashing), Pass 4 ♦ Pass 5 * Mark, who was a passed hand, re­ Peterson’s Annual Survey of Un­ 12:26; Robitallle, LA (hooking), 13:26; 812 Marrow Rd., Covantry, C T Pass 6 ♦ Pass Pass sponded with a Stayman bid of two dergraduate Institutions reports that NIcholls, LA (tripping), 17:54; Tonelll, Cal Pass clubs. When I denied a major, he real­ the average annual cost of tuition, (t r ^ n g ) , 19:09. Follow signs off Route 44, Country & 32 Wlllington. ^OOF! VJHJIZZZZ Third Period— 8, Calgary, Tonelll 1 ized the danger that the opponents mandatory fees and room and board (Mocinnis, Suter), 9:33 (pp). 9, Los Angeles, Stoakad, PrNata Pond — Brooklaa, Browna, Rainbowall Opening lead; 4 Q might run spades, so he jum pM to four at four-year private colleges is Fenton 1 (Wells, Kennedy), 16:47710, Connaellout Lloanaa la Not Raquirad diamonds to set the trum p suit and to 18,886. y , Calgary, Suter 19:26 (en-sh). Penalties— )) Kontos, LA (tripping), 1:M; Wells, LA DOOR P B im * CABH PRIIBB * TROPHIBt (roughing), 4:X; Healy, LA, served by W. H. PREUSS SONS C o ^ (hlgh^tlcklng), 9:X ; Hunter, Cal, Longest Trout marer (hlgh.etlcklna), 18:n. Esch Tsgged 228 BOSTON TPKE., RTE. 6 * 44 • BOLTON, CT. Shots on goal-Los Angeles 10-15-2— 27. Awsrd / * 1 0 . Trout Caigory 11-154— 35. *150. Power-ploy Opportunities— Los An­ 643>9492 geles 1of6; Calgary3of9. 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Kept in reserve The Assaclated Press perspective: you can't win the war against Docs debate euthanasia are never enough scientists to study _ 12 Tamarisk salt Llama's kin like it (the drug problem) was in one place, drugs unless you attack poverty and fied dinosaur skull found in the specimens as soon as they come out of trea Born and it was kind of an adventure, and our team illiteracy. And remember, for the poor coca CHICAGO — “It’s Over, Debbie,” a doctor’s Cleveland Museum of Natural Histo­ the crate . This came out of the crate in NEW YORK — When ABC News decided to was right in there and isn’t it terrible?” said ry’s basenient came from a pre­ 1942. But no one did a detailed study.’’ 13 Western Fumblar's do a documentary on Just how pervasive the farmer in Bolivia as well as the poor kid essay on the mercy killing of a patient, has hemtsphere exclamation Westin. Although he praised the CBS dealing drugs in our streets, it’s the only way focused debate on euthanasia much like the viously unknown meat-eating reptile drug problem is all across the country, the that was a pygmy cousin of ’^ranno- Tyrannosaurus rex roamed the org. Grate documentary, he said viewers, at the end of it, they’re making any money.” Karen Ann Quinlan case did in the 1970s, says result was an unusual collaboration between saurus rex, scientists say. Earth some 60 million years ago. 14 Atomic number This (Sp.) could be expected to say, “Well, that’s on 42nd ‘“This is not a broadcast about how it comes a prominent medical Journal’s editor. the network and about 40 of its affiliates. The skull was found on a southeast Nanotyrannus resembled the bigger (abbr.) Auto club Street. That’s on Crack Street. It’s not in my in across the border,” Westin said. “Itisnota The newly galvanized debate over “ Drugs; A Plague Upon the Land.” airs town.’ Montana farm 46 years ago by a dinosaur, but was only about one-third 15 Lariat (abbr.) broadcast about why Americans use it. It is a euthanasia will be fruitless, however, unless it Sunday on ABC. It is anchored by ABC’s “This is a call to action,’’ Westin said of his museum expedition, but was misiden- as large and one-tenth as heavy. It 16 Ore. Photographer's broadcast about the fact it is here in terrifying results in guidelines enabling doctors to deal Peter Jennings and features several network documentary. “We are angry.” In delivering tified as a gorgosaur, a relatively probably weighed less than 1,000 time flash tube amounts and it is destroying the fabric of with ethical dilemmas. Dr. George Lundberg pounds, stood about 10 feet tall, correspondents, but includes on-camera the conclusion of the documentary, Jennings America.” primitive, common carnivore, scient­ 17 and crafts Horn reports by local correspondents as well as a wrote for today’s Journal of the American walked on its hind legs and measured is less angry than inquiring. The documenti(ry is indeed effective in ists said at a news conference 18 Openings Puzzle lot of affHiate-provided tape. Medical Association. about 17 feet from nose to tail, Bakker 28 Canine cry 40 Brainstorms “We don’t have specific answers to the demonstrating the pervasiveness of the drug Thursday. 19 Western resort Star 33 Cowboy's rope The opening montage, set to the urgent rock said. 43 Tiny particle crisis we’ve identified tonight,“ hesays. “But problem. It would seem if you don’t get “Such discussions should not be confined to The nent genus has been named 21 6ullfight cheer 34 Skillful beat of Wang Chung, includes footage from 14 Gives food to 44 Aromatic like you, we’re kind of angry and we have a lot gunned down in the cross fire of a gang war, whispers in doctors’ dressing rooms and Nanotyrannus, or ’’pygmy tyrant,” The skull, about 22 inches long and 22 Head supports Intricate 36 Borrowed (2 ointment affiliates showing drug busts in small towns, hallways,” says the editorial in JAMA, which by the three scientists who discovered wds.) of questions. If this is a war on drugs, and you might get on a plane whose pilot is under 10 inches high, is about the size of a 24 Brown pigment Glove 45 Actor. drug busts in big cities, police breaking into it. 37 Shade of everyone from the president on down has the influence or get left sitting in a hospital started the debate by publishing the unsigned brown bear’s head, Bakker said. 26 "Inferno" au­ Kristofferson crack houses and emergency workers picking essay Jan. 8. Pertaining to difference called it that, shouldn’t it be fought like a emergency room with your broken arm while “This animal is so different from Nanotyrannus had the same ad­ thor 48 Mao _ tung up victims of drug-related gang wars. dawn 38 Actor _ Greene 50 NCO's address war?” , the staff is occupied with restraining a any other meat-eater that it merits its vanced anatomical features as Tyran­ 28 Mora twisted “What we have done for the first time, I psychotic PCP user. Eggs, salmonella linked own branch of the tyrannosaur family nosaurus rex, including eye sockets 29 Poverty-war Jennings lists, and then discounts, some of tree,” said Robert T. Bakker, adjunct % think, is created a news network division as the wilder suggested solutions — such as the “None of us is safe, no matter where you that faced forward instead of side­ A agency (abbr.) opposed to network news division,” said live,” says the father of a New York police CHICAGO — Raw or undercooked eggs — curator of paleontology at the Univer­ ways and a neck joint that bent death penalty for drug dealers or search-and- 30 Baseball player executive producer Av Wesfin. “We’ve put officer who was shot to death as he guarded even from perfect and sanitized shells — may sity of Colorado in Boulder. downwards. M e l_ destroy missions to foreign lands that be spreading the salmonella bacteria in the Bakker said he found the skull, together in one place in one hour at one time produce drugs. the home of a drug trial witness. It was that The expedition that found the skull 31 Singing syllable the resources of our 212 affiliates, plus the slaying that prompted the documentary, Northeast, says a federal researcher who believed to be the only Nanotyrannus yielded other dinosaur skeletons in AP photo 32 Away resources of ABC News to bring to the public The documentary makes no attempt to ask Westin said. fears the problem may be spreading. specimen, while rummaging around the musuem's collection, but no other 33 Caesar's in a concentrated way a clear demonstration why people, even privileged people, take As Westin showed a rough cut of the Even sound Grade A eggs, which are \ the museum’s basement last spring. Nanotyrannus parts. NEW DINOSAUR — Robert T. Bakker of the University of language of what drugs are doing to America.” drugs in the first place, and how a society can documentary, he provided a running com­ screened for defects and cleansed outside'wlth\ “The best place in North America to "It’s very rare to find a perfect head Colorado points out parts of the skull of a Nanotyrannus. The 35 Propellant gas convince poverty-stricken, disenfranchised find new (kinds) of dinosaurs ...is to and no backbone or no hind leg or tail CBS’ “see-it-now’’-style “48 Hours on mentary: “Local correspondent ... network chemical disinfectant, appear to be skull, discovered 40 years ago, was misidentified until last year 38 Female's youths that taking drugs, and taking money look in basements, he said. "There or ribs,” Bakker said. Crack Street” has become the definitive drug correspondent ... local pictures, our corres­ implicated in the sickening of hundreds of as another dinosaur. P 39 Boredom for drugs, is wrong. documentary of late. ”A Plague Upon the pondent ... local video ... network video ...” people in recent years. 41 Hockey great Jennings suggests presidential candidates He said the final cut of the documentary will Previous egg-related salmonella food Land” has a completely different focus, said should come up with some answers, but he Bobby Westin. have a graphic crediting each affiliates, who poisoning has been limited to eggs that were 42 Short curls does say, “One thing we should keep in were paid for their contributions. cracked, dirty or in some other way defective Biology may explain why kids are bashful I 46 Boy or mishandled, said Dr. Michael E. St. Louis I 47 Tumult WASHINGTON (AP) — Extremely Although the study postulated a of the national Centers for Disease Control in the center of the room and start heart rates that accelerated more 49 Paddle TV Tonight Atlanta. shy children and tho.se who are very "biological constitution” for shyness. playing, or does the child stay close to 50 First-rate (2 outgoing may be responding to a Reznick emphasized that this finding rapidly in the presence of novel the mother? If a stranger walks in. situations Heart rates for the uninhi­ wds.) biological rhythm set at birth and “in no way indicates that (the shy) 6 :0 0 P M d l CbI (36} ^ News does the child retreat tohis mother, or 51 River nymph Not all cholesterol bad continued throughout life, re­ bited children were among the lowest (D Three's Company I Top of the Pops child will not be successful.” go over and approach the stranger?" 52 6i plus one THE searchers say in a study published dD Magnum, P.l. (i® g® Late Night With David Letter-' WEST POINT, Penn. — Cholesterol has "They learn to compen.sate.” Rez­ said Ms. Snidman. Shy rhildren also experienced 53 Largs rodent HIQHWAYMAW man (R) (In Stereo) today. nick said. “They may learn strategies marked dilation of the pupils, a rise in (111 Webster earned its bad reputation because too much of The researchers also observed how 54 Feminine suffix (3® Twilight Zone A scientist from Yale and two from that would make them appear not to a body chemical that is produced (18) Rockford Files On "The High­ it in the blood is a risk factor for the the children reacted to new toys, to 55 Billboards 33) El Mundo del Espactaculo (Repeti- Harvard said in a study published in be shy.” during stress, and a change in the (c)'<188 by NEA Inc (20' A-Team wayman," Jetto cion) development of coronary artery disease. the journal Science that extremely Reznick and Harvard University young.sters unknown to them, and how voice quality eaused by muscle (22) News (Live) (Jacko, I.) and (61) Christian Children's Fund But not all cholesterol is bad, according to inhibited children experience a more researchers Jerome Kagan and often the children spoke. tenseness (24' Doctor Who The Highwayman Merck Sharp & Dohme, which says it has [DIS] MOVIE: 'One in a Million' A young rapid heart beat, a dilation of the Nancy Snidman drew these conclu­ "If you took a random sample of 26 T.J. Hooker (Sam Jones) in­ reporter helps a skating star win an Olym­ developed a new medication for lowering pupils and increased muscular ten­ sions from a series of tests that This fundamental pattern remained (38’ i.61, Family Ties vestigate a mine pic title, Sonja Henie, Don Ameche, children, you would find about 10 consi.sfent through all the years of the Adolphe Menjoy. 1937. cholesterol levels. Low density lipoproteins sion when they encounter novel followed a group of children from the (41 Noticias where a murder percent at either end of the scale,” study, said Ms. Snidman. although [ESPN] World Sport Special (LDLs) are known as “bad cholesterol” experiences or social stresses. CELEBRITY CIPHER '57) Auction 88 is being blamed on age 20 months to 7>/i years. 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Work approxi­ look lor romance and you'll find it. The feelings. Stereo) haunted mansion. Mollie O'Mara, Sharon INVITATION TO EIO *917 Classified Section. erage of *35,000. Bom-5pm.______GD Hill Street Blues Christopher, Mari Butler. 1986. Rated R. Wives Diane Niederman, Valerie Rojan and REPLACEMENT OF wont to leove vour Astro-Graph Matchmaker set instantly SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) This (i® Family Man (CC) Josh plans to make Pascals Pellagrin star in this tale of three mately 6 hours per week - get paid for 10. Must annually. Some net MAKE Money at home GSI McCloud WATER HEATERS / EAST home, but wish to moke reveals which signs are romantically is pne of those days when money could friends at school by giving everyone a Val­ 1 1 :4 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight wealthy women who share stories of their HARTFORD MIDDLE be available at Press Time (12:30 pm) daily and more than '70,000 assembling electron­ entine's Day card. exceptlonol money. perfect lor you. 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Bid In­ J spoof of "McCloud, " Jetto and the High­ involved with a coven of witches who have formation and specifications will train the right Indi­ • 5 day work week from vour teoketlle by In Involvements that you'd rather not. wayman travel from the Southwest to New PART TIME avoid locking horns with a family mem­ [HBO] MOVIE: up th . 8® Alfred Hitchcock Presents designs on her unborn baby. Mia Farrow, ore available at the Butiness viduals. Your Income • no franchise fee QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Try to avoid York to track down a potentially danger­ 9 :4 5 P M INVITATION TO AID pouring In holt o cup ot ber or In-law. Creek' Four college students try to bring ® ) Friday the 13th: The Series A Iraudu- John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon. 1968. Office of the School Deport­ potential Is unlimited the company of a person today with ous human dona. (60 min I (In Stereo) The Manchester Public ment. Sealed bids will be re­ CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR • no royalty payments white vinegar and one AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Today, some glory to their school by competing in lont faith healer finds an unusual glove that [USA] MOVIE: 'Reefer Madness' Mari- Schoolt toilette bids for $0 - and you never have to whom you've had a misunderstanding ceived until 2:00 p.m., Fri­ • lull business support q u art of fop w o ter. H eat to don't pretend you're knowledgaeble (l4) Performance Celebratkm: Live from a raft raceegeinst a team of ruthless men. transfers people's ailments to others - juar>a is destroying the lives of young peo­ MAMWIS y e a r b o o k tor the leave your home If you that Isn't resolved You won't want to the Legieletfve Office Building Connecti­ day, April IS, 1981, at which Housewives, mothers with young children, Small Investment re­ rolling boll and let stand about a subject about which you really Tim Matheson. 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8 — 19 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 8, 1988 - 21 HOMES HELP WANTED^ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE HOMES HOMES ED ED 2 ] COHDOMIHIUMS ROOMS APARTMENTS FOR SALE GARAGES BOATS/MARINE SCHOOL but drivors PAINTER'S Helper, own on QDFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT A S p c c i o l i MECHANIC. Small «n- MANCHESTER. 5 family OD in i ODAND STORAGE EQUIPMENT needed foe ..town of traniporfafton. Full or olM . 2 8i 4 cycit axpa- house, fully rented. OD WILLINGTON. 7 room Glastonbury. Will part time. Start Imma- rlanca. Pull ond port Great Investment. MANCHESTER. Immac­ EAST Horttord- ERNON. Bock on the CLOSE To buslines and MANCHESTER. 454 Main train. Drive as many or dlofalv. Coll 74^9714. ulate, lovely Sbedroom Monchester. Large 8 Raised Ranch on 1.4 market. Cozy Condom­ downtown. $80 per Street. 2nd floor, 3 MANCHESTER. Indus­ time positions. Expe- $300,000. Coll Ed of Acre. 2 cor garage. 3 trial, office, commer­ FOUR Winns Bowrider as few hours as de­ OPTIMETRIC Attltfanf, rlanced. Own tools. Ranch on a profession­ room Raised Ranch inium with view. New week. Coll 643-2659. room heated. No ap­ sired. Bonus plan and —— ally landscaped I'A with 4 bedrooms, 116 bedrooms, 1<6 baths, carpet, appliances, cial space. 2400 square 1984. 17', new 120 hp Part time and full time Coll Eckart'a, Coven- pliances. Security. $480 feet. Loading dock. earned days. 100 per­ MANCHESTER. Raised acre lot, 2 baths, 1st baths, garage, sliders Fleldstone fireplace In etc. $74,900. Realty APARTMENTS per month. 646-2426, Mercrulser I/O, full position. Only mofura trv. 742-6103.______Ranch, 11 years old, 4 Woodland Industrial canvas plus mooring cent pold medical Insu­ and anergetlc naecF floor laundry and tlre- from formal dining llvino room. $169,900. World, Benoit, FOR RENT weekdoys 9om-Spm. OPTIMETRii Asalttant. bedrooms, V /t baths, ploced rec room with Coll 429-1213.______Park. 643-2121. cover. E-Z Loader In­ rance available to apply. W ill train. Send . rSITTERAyalloble. room to large covered Frechette Associates, 4 Room Duplex with sun- driver, family plan also Port tim e and full time fireplace, pool, near separate heat. Also In­ deck. Beautiful large SOUTH Windsor. Open 646-7709.O______cluded. Very Cleon. 649- resume to: Bo x SSj C/0 Ilcii^rlenbeU Fre- ELLINGTON. Town- deck and garden In 2094 after 4pm. available. Save cost of Sefiget Teacher avalto- poiltlons. Montflel- schools, shoppino, cludes 14x27 green­ lot with 120' frontage. house, Sunday April 10, WANTED The Mancheitfer deoventry town line. public transportation. house Gardens. Beoutl- wonderful neighbor­ doycore bring your 4 or Herald. BM' to bobvtit. 6pm- house. $229,900. D.W. Lovely 1 owner home! 1355 Old Main Street. H l o t s /la h o hood. $530 plus utilities. Only mature, energetic Nelohborhood deve­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 t u l one-bedroom TO RENT 5 year old with you. 11pm. CPU Money $179,900. Anne M iller Mognlflclent 2.6 acre FOR SALE ranches and , town- No pets. Available May Applications available FLORIST Shop work. need apply, w ill train. loped, Cleon, con­ Real Estate, 647-OOOO.a setting on Old Main MUSICAL Floral Designer. Full Send resume to: Box formed. Will not lost at .MANCHESTER. Cozy 3 houses with private en- 1st. 643-9691.______WANTED to Rent Cot­ from Glostonbury Pub­ •fa * bedroom Cope on quiet Street Is lost begin­ ITEMS or port time with some SS, C /0 The Manches­ $219,900. Coll 643-9095 or MANCHESTER. New to troneWs. $510-$550 MANCHESTER- Availa­ tage, Lakeside, East of lic Schools. Glaston­ street, formal dining, the market. Don’t miss ning. Completely reno­ COLCHESTER. Excel­ experience preferred. ter Herald. 649-2276.______lent country atmos­ monthly Includes ap­ ble May 1st. 6 rooms, the River. Weeks of bury, Ct. Phone 633- nicely finished lower this adorable older Co­ vated 13 bedroom brick p ia n o s and organs. A Apply In person: LAWN CADE EXPERIENCED Con­ phere. 1.15 acre lot In pliances, wall to wall, wall to wall In 3 rooms, June 19, 26 and July 3. 5W1 ext. 430. EOE. BOLTON. Exciting new level with storage lonial. Great starter Ranch, 2 baths, formal olr and parking. Super­ 871-2573. sale so large we rented Krause Florist, 621 crete Floor Finishers Contemporary In new newer subdivision. no appliances, wa- EARN $S$ all year long Hartford Road, areas, full baths with home. 2 or 3 bedrooms, dining room, full base­ intendent 872-2025, R.C. an ormory. 3 days only. Need your town mowed and Form Builders. Ex­ subdivision located on Easy commute to Hart­ sher/dryer hook-ups, with Merrl-Mocl We Manchester. vanity and lovely sten­ hardwood floors, vinyl ment with fireplace, White Co. 236-5961. Friday April 8, Noon to or ra ke d t Any odd fobs cellent pay, medlcol- 1.3 acres. Unique stair­ hardwood floors, 2 cor ford or New London parking 2 cars. $600 need 3 good soles re­ cilled country kitchen. siding, deep lot. Coll security deposit. $600 9pm. Saturday April 9, RESPONSIBLE adult to outside. 649-3104. Reos- /dentol benefits. Must way accents Cathedral garage. See you Sun­ area. $69,900. Realty MANCHESTER- Main 9om to 9pm. Sunday presentative In your $136,900. D .W . Fish for details. $129,900. Street, 1 and 2bedroom per month plus heat area. Great hostess work approximately onoble rates. be experienced. 742- celling, expansive kit­ Reolty, 643-1591.0 day!! Directions; World, Benoit, WANTED April 10, Noon to 6pm. 1053. Century 21 Epstein apartments. 529-7858 or and utilities. No dogs. and demonstrator pro­ 10-15 hours a week. chen with wet bar and Route 5 to Governors Frechette Associates, at the New Britoln Good stortlno pay and MANCHESTER. Excep­ Reolty, 647-8895.P 646-7709.P 563-4438.______Adults preferred. On gram. Free kit pro­ top of line oak ca­ Highway to Main 1 Bay Armory, corner of generous fam ily dis­ ddiilyaiMliaMikuwiiat;^: ; binets. Main bedroom tional Duplex. Well EAST Hartford. New to Street. Torn right, 3Roomspartlvfurnlshed- busline. 649-8188 call gram. Car and phone maintained 6-6 Duplex between 2 ond 4pm. Stonlev and East Main count. Apply In person: SALES CLERK/ features wolk-ln closet the market. Good In­ house on left. $279,900. ,heat. Working single or Larger St. (Just halt mile East needed. Call free now Fayvo Shoes, K-Mort 8 4 7-78 6 3 conveniently located In vestment property. Op­ 1-000-992-1072.______CASHIERS and skylighted locuzzl Klernon Realty 649- MORTGAGES male preferred. No ROCKVILLE- New large of the Finest Super Ploxo, Vernon. W O f i ■ - * ■ A ? *'• * ♦ * T • ♦ *. both. $335,000. Flono a quiet neighborhood. portunity to boy an 1147.______E) pets. Leose. 643-2880. 1 bedroom. Washer/D- Garage BABYSITTER- Wanted Z\ rir and Department Ma­ Each side has 3 bed­ Center) Baldwin and HAWPYMAM Realty 646-5200. Immaculate well cored ryer hook-ups. 2nd other name brands. Fi­ In my AAonchester nager wanted at rooms, living room, tor three fam ily slde- BOLTON. Open house, DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI NEW Apartments on bus­ FWPWWeUp. 1W MP I ImlWBVMmf a WfmflV Sunday, April 10, 16 line. 2nd floor. $550 per floor. Stove, refrigera­ nancing available. MC home. Garden Street, SALES • ■■IWMSH Memiad - YHIM . onoe In modern MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 dining room and eot-ln by-slde apartment Stop Foreclosure! Home- tor, carpeting, park­ Suitable for working ■. bis fOeBlip feet lagtlis, bedroom Cope, 116 kitchen. Must be seen. Enrico Rood. Exquisite owners, coniolldote your month. 1 month secur­ and Visa, factory wo- Tuesdoy-Frldoy. Start Expd. only. Solicit tAweSewaw-'oop joei • pharmacy In Man- building. 5-4 and 3 ing, storage area. $490 rontees and locol ser­ as soon os possible! . AW-weva-giwesefe* um iaan baths, dining room, $199,900. D.W . Fish rooms. Coll today for new Contemporary bills, pay off your credit ity. Peterman Building on vehicles. A odv. & renewals for cheater'a largest anch, featuring formal cords, your cor or busi­ Componv. 649-9404.O plus utilities. Evenings vice. Large selection of 649-2204.______est. local hotel direc­ - 4MI BARRY SCANLON garage. In-ground Reolty, 643-1591.0 an appointment. 643-8557.______Neceuary for 2-3 M7'4tf1B Ksodali Keyes shopping center. pool, beautiful neigh­ dining room, spacious ness loon, your mortgage TWO Family flat, first spinets, consoies, stu­ COUNTRY Carpenters tories. Oppty to start EAST Hartford. Lovely $189,900. Century 21 Ep­ and save, save your dios ond grands, all ;11,eV9,W(l y «S*-^ Fringe benefits, ex­ borhood! Sellers relo­ stein Realty, 647-8895.0 family room with fleld­ floor, 4'/2 rooms. Ap­ MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ months. Willing to looking to hire laborer extremely lucrative spacious Duplex with stone fireplace, son- homel I NO PAYMENTS room D uplex. $750 must be sold. No deal­ cellent eelaries. Days cating. $169,900. Cen­ Walk-out basement. pliances, Adults pre­ with own transporta­ long term career. Tra­ m f l i w i r S i E tury 21-Homeseekers MANCHESTER. Sentry room, skylights, la- UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad monthly plus utilities, pay top rent. Call ers please. tion. Dependability a ■noRHi '■<1 Yimr hiMML ' only. Pleaeant worfc- Landscaping and credit, late payments or ferred. No pets. Secur­ vel with accommoda­ V tprino olaafi^ .f„,M ,i.- t }' Ia s i# er repair vew reef. ■ iveweemi . ■ Reolty 623-5044. Real Estate Is proud to cozzl and much, much ity. $500 per month. l '/2 baths, modern kit­ most. Call for Inter­ In g oonditlona. fenced bock yard. unemployment Is not a chen, all appliances. 2 tions at leading hotels. BOLTON. Very attrac­ feature It's home of the morel Custom quality 649-7885.______view. 649-0822 after 6 $1,000-$1,500 Wk Com­ Apply at once to . $260,000. Realty World, week. Beautiful home throughout! Direc­ problem. Foreclosure as­ months security. Ref­ 643-2659 MISCELLANEOUS p.m.______• SlfeeMy servtee available. nOQIII 4B&mpI g>Ower6eifiais«vam^ ^ Ann, Office manager tive Madison Colonial Benoit, Frechette As- In sought otter Forest sistance available for the 3 Bedroom apartment on erences. No pets. 643- FOR SALE mission Expenses. Re­ ailaAldun ' wawat ' aukPBMei ■ j- ,BeA>$H4efvw*l mWI In new sought otter tions: Compmeetlng DIVORCED and SELF- M r. Kiefer IlD Wl^^wloy^ dmvaa.«7uaara--, soclotes, 646-7709.D Hills. Move right Into Road to Birch Moun­ 2nd floor In 4 family 2121. RESTAURANT food ferences and back- Catt tertrae aaumataa. ACCENf 8U S8 eO. or pharmacisi subdivision off Hebron EMPLOYED. p GRACIOUS C o lo n ia l. this 8 room traditional tain Rood, left onto house. $600 per month. 34 Foot Storage trailer on servers, banauet ground will be avrtlibM.oaPBoeFafianSPfc/tw.--''':. ^ , / 8 4 7 - 0 1 4 8 Road. Many extros-lst Sw ill Contervatlva Call 645-8201. servers, bartenders, thoroughly checked. Liggett Pirkade Lovely spacious 7 Colonial. Formal liv­ Enrico Rood. $349,900. G roup at 203-454-1336 HOMES wheels. Moveable. •«. — yi-799i. floor laundry, central room Colonial with 3 MANCHESTER. For Real Cleon with ports barbacks, cocktail Interviews arranged. air, deck. Call listing ing room and dining Klernon Realty 649- or 203-454-4404. • • 41 • « JB>« • • .. Phirmicy bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, room, eat In kitchen 1147.P rent. Big 3 bedroom on FOR RENT and shelving. 2 gas servers, doorperson, (201) 884-9200 - M r. 8 A 8 LnmSuiviei In. • . M RPillY Manchester Parkede office tor generous al­ OD Merchandise busline. $575 plus utili­ line cook, bus person, Mewine. Hlmmlne and wring y. m m i m m m lorge 14x25 family with oil new appliances ROOMS pumps. Best otter. Coll I Green - or resume to Manchester lowance. $279,000. Pl­ room with sliders to ties. Security and ref­ ASHFORD Lake Chaffee- 649-6318 or 643-6217. I dishwasher, mainte­ «Mm A Oaeandsbia larviea and arched window ^CONDOMINIUMS aS!L?aSfJf!!2 ano Realty 646-5200. deck. Bright and sunny FOR RENT erences required. 643- Charming 2 bedroom nance person. Apply OXFORD and tew prieaa. For iraa 8 i D i M | l ^ m t n t m A T t B . above the table orea, FOR SALE E] ANTIQUES/ morp at; The Gallery, 141 atumateoan ' 8t8WI 88^888788 RESTAURANT Cooks living room, wonderful 1st floor family room 1577.______furnished waterfront. RESULT of o renovation. PUBLICATIONS In ip rs v tiiiitliill^o i i ' ¥ l O r a igBlaaier CPtssn naorwM. Fireplace, $650 per COLLECTIBLES We hove 15 doors, novel New London Turnpike, 9 Whippany Road (Short Order and Prep) BOLTON for entertaining, 2 cor with atrium door to MANCHESTER- Fur­ EAST Hartford. 3 room 0 0 Feul-B464KMBor . „ Complete, home efra. ' - ' *< **»rii Quai»>is.ae. also dishwashers, full MANCHESTER- S pa­ nished room on bus­ month plus utilities, 2 80"x30" and 80"x42". ninhi- Glostonbury.______Whippany, N.J. 07981 8 I8 4 M 8 garage, walk-up attic. patio and much more. oportment. $450 plus : Den • 8aB-B0B4 . "No Job Too Smair , ^ I47-02M. or port time. Flexible 15 StORBlNdge Lm b Located In Porter cious 2 bedroom Town- line. Quiet area, $240 months security. Small ANTIQUE Show. Second Some ore flre-roted. )wes! LABOR Type work ayall- » e a Coll our office tor your utilities. Security. No hours, days, nights, Large 7 room Colonial. 3 Street area. $219,900. house. IV2 baths, large per month. Security pets allowed, reteren- Congregational Colors ore white and able In Coventry. Will 7ATI0 0d0S8UI8S exclusive showing. kitchen, basement. In pets. 569-4087. weekends. Above aver­ bedrooms, living room, Anne Miller Real Est­ $230,000. Sentry Real and references. Ladles ces. 644-1242.______Church, 285 North Main mahogany. For more pnred train. Call 742-7308. Ev­ LANDSCAPE Laborers small complex. MANCHESTER- 2 bed­ Street, Manchester. Information coll Man­ needed. Experience 6 4 6 - l l t t 8p«ill<98.ma age wages. Benefits. dining room, family ate, 647-8000.D Estate, 643-4060.n Rooming House. 644- RHODE Island, Block- rise in enings 742-9277. 2 L . -aw ^^PVPR^Pi pVRv^D Apply; Rein's New $119,900. By owner. 643- 3503. room Duplex, fully ap- Fridov, April 8th, 11- chester Manor 646- preferred. Will train. , 4a*6RUipiM 4Ub m room, kitchen, 216 baths, 7930. pllanced, IV2 baths, berrvHIII.3bedroom,2 rtuced ■ .» VWPf XV ylRPW VKplfMRIBf^ York Style Restaurant, both home, ocean ' 8pm, Saturday April 0129.______Telephone 872-8088, KI78MEN 8 M il Jacuzzi, fireplace. Built private basement. $675 9th, 10-5pm. 1-84, exit n the amiMiisreiMMMPMwiei 428 Hartford Turnpike, MANCH^ER. Beoutl- APARTMENTS view, '/j mile to beach. RIDING Lown mower. ORDER. GROWTH Company look­ Route 30, Vernon. In 1085. 2 plus seres. tul 1 bedraom Condom­ plus heat and utilities. 62. uiscle REMOUEIINe ^ References, 2 months Coll 203-644-9639 otter Sears. Excellent condi­ ing for future manage­ Asking •250,000 NEW LISTING inium, carpeting has FOR RENT 5pm.______tion. Electric start. ENTRY ment. Offers profit ■ CONSTRUCTION Labor­ security. 659-4228. ■, T#W1, IpeP e w From the smalleet reiiplc ld^ ers report to 12 Vernon CONVERSE been updated, kitchen vishTHE u n e n l a d y $350. 643-6919. lained CLERK sharing and manage­ the iargeet renpvatloh,iiNi1^>i appliances Include At the Verxee Center ment potential. Ambi­ Avenue, Rockville or REM. ESTATE STORE AND of the Immedlete opening lor . . r.... .lin^^nel Wilt do a coirrpleie )ob. Start coll 875-3255 7-3;30pm. M 38,500. m icrow ave. $95,900. OFFICE SPACE MIMe icheel tious Individual needed L J S to finish. Freeaatima1aa.\ Realty World, Benoit, hough local company. Ideal to learn industry from CHILD Core provider 646-4382 THE OLCOTT 777 Hertford Tplie., Vernorr nil see IFL80IWI8 ' MiM8t8MlQ8 H888V8ll0fl8 Six Room Cape Frechette Associates, position (or someone ground up. 649-4563. |oS#o# ^ :inWiw'-'':HBrfta^ KN b I m r 8 wanted to care tor our 646-7709.D 40 Olcott St. ■ Manchester, CT 06040 MANCHESTER Prime See. Mpril 10 - lOam-SiNii SALES Ferent returning to the work­ TtinB CI«QVI*4pPif .filVellllvF WII V/7 year old son In our downtown office Miry Blili TEACHERS needed for . ' umuTHi * imupf ornomm j BEAT The Head Original 71 Branford St., Manchester nRi^WNR^ vifwv* ,» 8itt CfRitr Manchester home. 3 or GLASTONBURY, im­ The Olcott is now managed by the Beacon Man­ space, 825 square feet. place. Must be reliable, pre-school program. Coma vIsH our sliawroarn -ar. , owners will hove thelK ANDOVER. From Grond- I. the jg;,. Fraa Bsltmotas. 4 afternoons per week lovely above-ground maculate Townhouse. agement Corp. We are now accepting applica­ Reasonable. 668-1447. with typing or data entry Experience and degree 182 W. Middle Tpka... ' f Fieora Hka n a # ' “ Harciwood Floors, Fireplace In mother’s attic to preferred. Full and starting In mId-Mav. pool open and ready td! 3 bedrooms, formal tions for our 1 and 2 bedroom units, starting at three skills a plus. Able to Manehestar a Bpedaliiing In gkMf ttoofp 8 4 8 O T T ^ ' - > Grandpa's dairy born. part time positions 4 M - 4 4 1 3 (fl44488gj^ 647-1599.______go tor the hot weather Living Room, Aluminum Siding, dining room, rec room, who communicate well with • Natoraift MMnad (loom •500 for our 1 bedroom units and *550 for our 2 FURNITURE Old furniture, milk bot­ available. Free child LOVING womon needed ahead! Top quality' Excellent Neighborhood for fireplace, centrol olr bedroom units. Fully applianced kitchens, pri­ tles, fruit lors, old ere in customers over the ; 648-S400ar^.?^ f No waxing anymete to care tor a toodler, a n d much more. Naw Offica Spaca care (or children over I PilNB construction Including vate parking, near schools and shopping malls, QUEENSIZE Woterbed tools, much more. phone and have a posi­ full time In my Man­ plaster ceilings walls, 3 Children $195,000. Realty World, corner Manchester Rd. 3. Coll Marge at 633- M m viniiiir-M icno swimming pool, wall to wall carpeting, resi­ complete. Dork pine, 4 April 9 8, 10, 9-4pm., 26 tive attitude. Excellent 1508. tii^M lIp Trlmiiiii,^; chester home. Excel­ bedrooms, V/i baths,' Benoit, Frechette As­ & Hebron Ave., Glas­ Gilead Rood. - ■ep-.'..-e-a..^_ -a- lent pay. Call 646-1216 sociates, 646-7709.O dent paid utilities, no pets. drawer bose.omtchlng company benefits. Call; “ 1 » ^ 1st floor family room» tonbury. Available 1 TsWibnllg 8l8a otter 6pm. PETERMAN nlghtstond and chest of MANCHESTER. 39 Con- formal dining room^ June let, 420 sq. ft.. drawers.. $500 or best Royal Consumer •FieMtstaasiiy a^uippad targe kitchen, summer* CONTEMPORARY Rental Office is open daily, dlewood Drive. April 9, RECREATION QUALITY Pointinp « mI RESPONSIBLE Person REAL ESTATE AGENCY Utilities Included. Call offer. Coll after 4pm. %. •Dspmdawa ,, 'Hl porch. Dartsmoutlh Townhouse. 18 00 9-5, Monday thru Friday 8om-1pm. Business Products THERAPIST Wallpapering. Free es­ to cai^e for Infant and square feet of living Savings Bank of Man­ 568-1903. ‘4i8 .U . toddler In our home, Rood In the Mortlii; 649-9404 647-0345 ext. 210 For 150-bed SNF. Full My Rar67.8487973 timates. RPoaondblt J.M.T. N8At|l area available within 2 Please call 6 4 3 -0 6 1 2 OF 6 4 3 -6 4 3 2 MANCHESTER Moving! •eweewwewwwewewMew, cabvg)" T uesdoy-Thursday. School District,, chester, 646-1700, ask ____ ask for Bob time position for indi­ prices. Coll 566-82Pof- bedroom, 116 both (or Mr. Matrick TV/STEREO/ Tools, hardware, snow ■ ter jpmy^- . ' Light houskeeping, ret- $239,900. Jackson & home. 20' studio on 3rd vidual meeting state erences. Coll 647-7411. Jackson Real Estoter APPLIANCES blower, lown mower, .....M I1702 Scranton Special ^ H THmiirmorlEquipped xiritVi- with: >r 646- 87 Chevy Nova 4 dr, AT, AC Discount. >549 Value Wagon Discount SUZUKI Samurai 1987 87 Trana Am QTA, rod : SPRING USED CAR SPECIALS : Special Edition. 4 pas­ 87 Toyota 4x4 PU. blue mower, senger, 14,000 miles, 87 Grand Prix, V8. full power : 87 MITSUBISHI 86 NISSAN : 1.6L overhead cam engine • MacPherson strut type t condl- 5/50 w arranty. $7700. 87 Toyota PU. atandard, red Tredla. PS. M/FM Caaaetta Sentra, 4 Dr., Auto, PS, Stock 41628 front suspension start. Call 643-9452.______87 GMC Cuatom Van, 10K PB. AC 1988 Chrysler • Multi-port electronic fuel 87 Suzuki Samurai, black >6588 Equipped with: B U IC K R iv ie r a 1969. >5888 Loaded, re-bullt mo­ 86 Ford Ranger 4x4, STX pkg Leather Interior, injection • Electronic AM/FM stereo 88 Firebird, V8, 4 ap. T-topa 84 TOYOTA LeBaron Premium Convertible tor, new brakes and 88 Celica G T LB. 5 apd., AC 85 HONDA Infinity II Sound radio with four speakers exhaust. Excellent Pickup. AM/FM Civic, 2 Dr., AM/FM Cats. 88 Toyota 4x4, rad, 19K System, Handling • Front-wheel drive condition. Real clean. 86 Nova 4 dr, AT. PS, 16K •4998 >5988 • Dual power remote- $850. 643-8094.______88 Pontiac STE 4 dr, blue Package, Air, HONDA Civic Wagon 88 GMC Safari Panar van, 12K • 5-speed manual transaxle control mirrors Grand- 87 ISUZU 84 MERC. Cruise, Tilt, Tubro 1979. Automatic, new 86 Toyota Camry DIx. AT, AC Marquia, AT, AC, PW, PL, Ic to Mark I. Auto. AC, AM/FM front axle, brakes, runs 88 Cutlaaa Suprm. cpe., maroon Caaa. PSaata, Graat Dealt Engine, Power • 61 other standard features! / barn. 68 Buick Regal Cpe, V8 Ilkbot- and looks great. $900. Door Locks, 643-8094.______88 Chevy Cavalier CL wagon >8988 >4888 s, old 86 Toyota DIx Paaa Van, 5 apd Automatic m o re . D O D G E Van B2000 Cus- 86 Toyota 4x4 longbed 87 SUBARU 83 SUBARU GL, 2 Dr„ AT, AC, Transmission, Dm., 26 tam 1974. Runs good, 88 Toyota Extra Cab Pick-up 4 Dr . 4 w o , AC. P8, AM/FM many new parts, 4 new 88 Pont Grand Am, V8, 6K ml AM/FM, PW, Sunroof Power Seats, Mag tires and mags. Needs 86 Toyota Celica OT LB <9488 Wheels and much 19 Con- som e w ork. $250. 643- 86 Toyota M R2, 14K ml >3888 Aprll9, 8094. 86 Olds Calais 4dr, gold 87 HYUNDAI 63 SUBARU more! * 7 9 9 9 * •8*1823 C H E V Y 1969. T im in g 86 Chevy Celebrity 4 dr Excat QL. Sunroof. AM/FM GL Wagon, AT, PS, chain blown-tor ports 86 GMC 1500 Series P/U Caaa. Alloy Whoala AM/nt Caaa. loving! 66 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC or tlx. $100 or best Market Value *21,606 !, snow 86 Toyota Corolla 4 dr / *5988 >4088 BRAND NEW 1988 otter. Bob 649-0478. I Tiower, 85 Toyota Forerunner AT Don't m ess with this sensible SPECIAL Cash Allowance 1,250 sehold Olds Cutlass Cruiser 1987. 85 Olds Delta 86 Royale 6 vn . 7S.000 WAtinANTY ,9 to 4. Brougham Wagon. 85 Toyota Tercel 3 dr. AC 323 GTX Scranton Discount 2,357 I Foster 65 Toyota Tercel 4 dr, AC . U B U R B A N 14HARTFORDTPKE. sm all sedan at a traffic light: Loaded. All options. 4 ' S U B A R U . Turbo, S Speed, 4 WD, *3062 n ? ,9 9 9 months old, 3900 miles. 85 GMC P/U, V8, AT, AC Rust proofed, etc. Paid 85 Dodge Lancer ES turbo 0-60: 8.0 seconds. ONLY Mercury Sable GS $15,600. asking $13,000 85 Mazda deluxe 4 dr GLC or best otter. 649-2178. 85 Corolla LE, AT, AC 65 Olds Cutlass Brgh. V8 NEW MAZDA 323 GT GIVES "THE ROAD CAR OF n 3 , 6 8 3 1 Equipped with: 85 Pont 60 0 0 LE, wood wgn. SMALL CARS" A TURBO-POWERED PUNCH. CLYDE 85 Ford Ranger 4x4 P/U • 3.0L V6-engine 85 Nissan DIx P/U, 5 spd OVERSTOCKED 1 • Power rack-and-pinion CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 85 Toy, Forerunner, 5 spd. NOW CHRYSlfR ROUTE S3, VERNON 85 Toyota SR5, 4x4, plow Multi-port electronic fuel steering 85 Bonne. 4 dr, apx. 26K ml AVAILABLE r e d 1 • 82 R*g«l Coup* *5695 RX7 CONVERTIBLE, 85 Caprice CLasalc 4dr, V8 >|ile’re Dealing- L e B A R O N G T S injection 84Cam«rocp« *7995 85 Corolla SR5, LB. AC 1 • Power front disc/rear 84 Century LTD 4 d, *8295 85 Pont. T1000, 16K drum brakes 84 Citation 4 dr *4995 84 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. AT BRAND NEW 1988 MAZDA B2200 SE 5 1 • Automatic overdrive 88 Spactrum 4 dr *3995 84 Nissan Sentra AT, AC 84 Tercel Wag. 9 Pass transmission 88 Oldt Calls a dr *7995 750 Cash 1 • Air conditioning 84 Parlslenne Wgn., 9 pass. 1987 Chevrolet Cavalier...... >7995 88 Chav. Astro Van *9695 84 Flero Spt coupe. AT 88 Century 4 dr *5995 c r m LeBaron GTS Equipped with: Convenience Pkg., 2.5 Front-wheel drive • and much more! 84 Olds Cus. Cruiser Wgn. 1984 Honda Accord 4 D r . 5 spd . a c *7995 1 • 88 Cavalier CS 4 dr *5995 84 Buick Century Ltd., 34K EFI Engine, Rear Wiper, Air. Tilt, 88 Century 4 or *9995 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 dr. AT 1986 Flero V6. 5 Spd , Tint. Tilt. AC. Blk *7995 Market Value *13,731 Cruise, Graphic Red »H1365 88 Camarocps *10,795 84 Toyota Corolla LE Cash Allowance 750 88 Olds DaHa cp« *11,295 84 Toyota Camry DIx, 4 dr. 1984 VW JottS, 4 Door, Auto *5995 84 Chevy Celebrity CL, 4dr 87 Caprice wsgon * 12,595 Scranton Discount 1,682 84 Trans Am, blue, T-tps 1987 Honda Civic, Hatchback 87 Chav. Celebrity 4 dr *8995 84 Pont. Flero SE. 4 spd. *7495 87 Pont. 8000 dr *11,299 4 *9995 84 GMC S I 5 Blazer, V6 1985 Chav. Astro Custom Van *8995 87 Century 4 dr *9995 83 Pontiac 6000 LE 4 dr 599* - 83 Bonne., 4 dr, white, V6 1983 Dodge Rampage, Custom Pickup *12,1 83 Bk. Skyhawk 4 dr, 5 apd. *3995 872-9111 83 Subaru GL. 4 dr, AT 63 Chevette 4 spd., AC 1983 Honda Accord, 4 Door. Auto, AC *6495 BRAND NEW 1988 83 Toy. Longbed, PU, Blk. 82 Corolla SR5Spt. Cp., AC 1984 Honda Accord, 4 Door. Auto. AC . *8495 CHRYSIER LIP M A N #1 82 Clera Brghm 4 dr, V6 82 Bonne. Wood Wgn. 1984 Honda Civic, H B-SI, Rod, 5 Speed ...... *8995 LeBARON (DUPE VOLKSWAGEN 82 Bk. Skylark, 4 dr, V6, AC 88 Subaru QL. 3 dr. Silver. S sp. 82 Pont. 8000 LE, 4 dr. 1984 Honda Accord, 4 □. 5 Spd , Stereo *7995 Mercury Cougar LS 4 WO. AC, AM-FM. •7295 78 Chevy Malibu, 4 dr, 84K Stock 42011 88 VW QTI •8005 All Vahldas Warrairtfad 1987 Honda Civic, h b -d x , 5 Speed *8495 -f- 5 More 88TransAm. Blk. •11.005 Equipped with: 88 Toy. Tarcel. 2 dr. red. •6105 1985 Honda Accord, H B 5 Speed *7495 1250 88 (2) Tercels 4 dr. AT. iSOOd • Powerful 3.8L V-6 engine • All-season steel-belted I 86 Chav Cavalier Type 10. •SOOO 1987 Nissan Sentra, h b -s e . 5 Spd. a c *8995 Equipped with: Turbo, Coupe Package, Premium Interior, Auto 88 Cutlasa Clerra brn. rTOeo LYNCH Trans, Air, 2 Tone Paint, Rear Defroster, AM/FM stereo cassette, radial tires 84 Audi 4000. quarto. ‘MX PONTIAC-TOYOTA 1986 Honda CRX-Sl, Black, 5 Speed. A C , *7995 • Automatic overdrive 1 84 Volvo O L 4 dr. brn. AT. ‘TSX SOO W. Center St. mag wheels, power seats, power windows. Tilt, Cruise & much more! transmission • Air conditioning 84 VW QLI •8706 1983 Mazda RX-7, 5 Speed. Gold *6995 Stock 41398 1 88 VW Camper AT. •7095 Minchester 100% - 60 Day Warranty 84 VW Rabbit. 45K, •4205 • Power Rack-and-pinion Electronic AM/FM 82 VW Convertible. •8005 • 1 Market Value *17,615 82 Bulok Skylark. rsOOS 6 46 -43 21 This Weeks Specials steering stereo radio with four 1 82 Ford EXT, >2105 Cash Allowance 1,250 70 BMW 3201. •4706 Power front disc/rear speakers 1 1983 Honda Civic, Wagon. 5 Spaed ...... Scranton Discount 2,666 • 24 TsUaRd Tnpk, Rte. 83 drum brakes VaruM, CT • 649-2638 ! 1 3 , 6 9 9 • .and much more! 1 1986 Mercury Lynx, Wagon, Auto ...... E x p IrM 4-14-M 1982 Honda Civic, H atchb ack...... IncludM: 2.2 Liter 4 Cyl. Engine, S Speed Trene., Frant Diec BrakeetWhiteSpokerWheeIc, DauMa Well Bed, More Brand New Winners: A 1984 Ford Tempo, 4 Door, a u io Intermittent Windahlaid Wipers, Carpet Roar Covering, Rear Step Bumper, Fuel Door Release, AM/FM Ra­ $10 CLYDE dio, Cloth Seats, Dual Callfornal Mirrors. Offer applies to all In atock, non plus 7 pkg. Irucke. 88 Horizon America, Auto, PS, EFI Eng. St more, Stk. #1686 .... >6999 1984 Pontiac 6000, 4 Door, Auto ...... Xc/t/ THE MAZDA WAY & THE MORIARTY WAY Sundance I Dr., Turbo, Pop. Pkg., Auto, AC, Cass.,Console . •9699 1984 Oldt Clerra, 4 Door, Bro w n...... Colt E, 4 Dr., Sedan, 5 Spd., Rear Defroster & More... >6899 1984 Ford EXP Turbo. Coupe. SPECIAL *3995 HO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL 88 Fifth Ave., Loaded, Wire Whis., & More #1648.... >15,999 /Q u a lit y 1984 Buick Skylark, 4 Dr, 1 Owner .. *4495 All Negotiated Prices Include Y(Xj gel o jr 6 Yr»ar/60 000 Mile Powertrain Warranty and G Year/100,000 Mile Corrosion Protoclion on A M k n ik - r new 1988 car we sell Deductible and restnclions apply Ask to see this limited warranty at (Morne- 1984 Buick Skyhawk, a t . a c . lo m i . *4995 //>»/./44,* •/4*4«. > /ca n i. town Motors)

1985 Plymouth Horizon, 4 O o o r.... *3495 •PRICE INCLUDES REBATE... TAX U REGISTRATION EXTRA

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— When was the last time you enjoyed buying a car? ALL ^eett^e o'l^cct ... m iM P4TVU SKIS 1988 JETTAS When you shop for a car at DeCormier's, you're not dealing with a salesman, you're talking with a OeCormier. There is no mgh-pressure. We do not try to tell you a car. We YOUR CHOICE: help you decide on the car and accessories that are right for you. Of course we'll give you the best price, A. 7.9% FINANCING or (garter (Jctn-id 7iJt(icf*Dc ^oc but more Importantly, we'll treat Vou like one of the family. B. FREE AIR CONDITIONING or C. NO PAYMENT UNTIL JUNE

MOTOR SALES, INC. Sales. 643-4165 1988 FOX M. T, W A F 9 ,10 to B 00. th 9 30 lo 6 00 Sal 9 30 tu 4 00 WAGON Service— 643-51 50 Parts-649-1013 M thru F 8 00 lo 5 00 Equipped with: Rear window wiper and washer, air, splash guards, accent stripes, stereo cassette, luggage rack, more. Stock #4501. *700 BACK Was »9675 CASH on Sentra Standard

(CASH $ P » 1 0 0 0' ; BACK ^ on Stanza & Stanza FROM NISSAN! .Wagon For a limited time* you can get $500 to $1000 Cash Back on selected Nissan cars and 0] trucks. $700 Cash Back on Sentra Standard, the most trouble-free car in its class, accord­ ing to J. D. Power. $1000 Cash Back on Satui SPECIAL PRICE Stanza and Stanza Wagon, the luxurious ^ ^SOOssi'k $ cars with the economical price. $500 Cash on Hardbody Special Back on the H3rdbody Special, the great ^poo truck that comes with $1000 worth of E»’ ci savings on special options. Cash Back from Nissan, p///s the Family- Style Sales and Service you get from > 8 8 9 7 DeCormier Motor Sales. An unbeatable combination that lets you e n jo y buying acar! •Cash Back o ile r o,(rts M a v 'j, 1988. 1987 SCIROCCO PLUS THESE GREA TNEWNISSANS FROMDeCORMIER! 1988 Sentra Standard 1987 Stanza XE Wagon 2-dr sedan with lill-up sunroof. 5-speed. power steering ET200 stereo w/eleclronic tuning Executive Demonstrator rear wiper defroster, & auto reverse cassette, ac- Iwo-tone paint, dual cent striping, body side moldings, enrome deck Metallic paint, cruise control, rear wiper and rear sliding doors. rack, halogen fog Stock #6038 lights. Slock #6173! washer, air, power steering, stereo cassette MSRP S12, v?itH Dealer Discouni -800 TBASy u s r ‘ "438 and more. Stock #3603 Rebaie -1,000 Final Price 0 4 >1 Final Cosi (h-4 A C O A .A lter Rebate $ / ,0 I H Was *13,442 Aiier Rebale $1 U yO O i/ 1987 Kingcab SE V6. full Sport and Power 1987 Pulsar NX XE . Package inci factory sunroof, Sports coupe. 5-speed, pwr. windows and doorlocks, factory AC. power cruise, dual pwr. mirrors, steering. T-lop roof stereo cassetle/radio with Stock #5915. electronic tuning, alloy wheels, chrome rear bumper. $10,999 Stock #5993 $11,999 By Fr The A

ONE OWNER Used Cars and Trucks TEC Presid 1985 Mercury Lynx 1984 Nissan 4X4 Kingcab declar 3 door hstchback, _, Red, 5 speed ' f Fridaj aulomalic, manual trans. cities power steering. L __ .. 62,481 miles. 37.530 miles Stock #8028. shop SPECIAL PRICE Stock #6123-1. $5,995 cars ii $3,695 The said tl 1983 Nissan Stanza 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX and se Maroon 4 door, While 2 door notch- ______ers to automatic. back, automatic. arresti 42,754 miles. — 66,065 miles. trials i Stock #8023. Stock #8027. n i , 8 5 0 and Sa $4,995 $4,695 the noi It al 1982 Buick Skyhawk 1981 AMC Spirit tions While 2 door Red 2 door restric sedan with hatchback, The 1987 GOLF GT automatic. automatic. thousa 29.274 miles. 6 cylinder. Executive Demontrator Sik #6133-1 47,023 miles. streets $4,295 SIk. #5964-1. protest Air conditioning, split rear seat, power steering $2,995 to the ran sui and more. Stock #4482. So nt Was *12,140 classn that 10< ties it NISSAN NISSAN doors. Shop Genuine Nissan dows ii P A R T f the att WIPER BLADE the ca which INSERTS But dows, CASH AND SPECIALS flipped CARRY WITH S 7 SP A IR I THIS COUPON backet Coupon good only at DeCormier Motor ^le s, Inc. EAMILV. 285 Broad St., Manchester, CT SPECIAL PRICE COUPON EXPIRES 4/30/88 lim it 2 per coupon

> 1 0 , 6 5 0 Any Genuine NISSAN Tax & Registration Extra OIL FILTER O il F llts p D(|$A99 7m^z>c “ CASCASH AND CARRY At OeCormier Motor Sales, WITH THIS COUPON the service department is run by Willy DeCormier. Every vehicle Coupon good only at DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc, receives expert service, and Willy De 285 Broad St., Manchester, CT is right there to see that the job is COUPON EXPIRES 3/31/88 done right! We want to make your driving trouble-free. While other limit 2 per coupon dealers may talk service, the 1VOLKSWAGEN DeCormier Family delivers. WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS Al WITH US" 24TollandTpke., (Rt. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 iQkinq you firstmakes us first De CORMIER NISSAN 285 BROAD $T., MANCHE$TER 643-4165 SHOWF^OOM HOUF^S; M, T . W iiml F 9;30 8:00, Tli 9:30 6:00, Sat. 9:30 4:00 SERVICE «i F'AFITS DEF'T. HOURS: M E 8:00 5:00