» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 18. 1988 o.-i

, 1988 — I> ED H I P WANTED I h& p w a iit h i iTRlTY^TERa/ Rentals IlSj APPLIANCES INSPECTION staff- Im­ No cuts REFRIGERATOR Cr PROCEMM' mediate openings by ■ ' ■ the Capitol District I ROOMS sole. Great for cottage ■ a Less pain Immediate opening for FOR RENT or on extra. $75. Even­ a aenlor level Indi­ largest Engineering ings. 646-6441. School plan Intact Irish food plain and boring? vidual with a minimum Consulting Firm In the Norwalk, Connecticut MANCHESTER- Nicely O ’Neill to suggest 8 years word prooes- SOOKKmifl/ R00FM6/ to guarantee grant/3 area. Highway project nCORIETAX lUS furnished, quiet and IBOATS/MARINE C o o k Insists It’s n o t tru e / I I pm «nl...... U alng experience. experience required. private. Many extras. 6-year revaluation /4 ...... M Knowledge of DIs* Positions available In­ Utilities Included. Se­ I EQUIPMENT ...... 17 playwrite IV software clude; Senior Bridge TOTAL I • ••••••••#• e'eeeeae ®®5ToK7nFru3[!ng! curity and references...... M 6 OFFICE INCOME TAX TWO Aluminum Row and IBM PCXT hard­ Inspector, Party Chief CLEAN Home rtpalro. You $240 per month. Coll ...... M 1EANIN6 SERVICES HAR CONSTRUCTION name it, we do it. Free 644-0383.______Boots. One $450, one ware Is necessary. and experienced In­ OMy. Weekly. MoMMy PREPARATION $200. Coll 646-2632. strument Person. Send nooSng gf all typat. OBflmatts. Insured. 643- Transcribing (dicta­ LowReNs.Oe8 In Your Homo .0364. resume and solary his­ Inlouding; Rental end Bole esTiuATEs. I APARTMENTS phone) and/or short­ COMMERaALCLEANINB tory to: Human Re­ FMgtMortMp. OeH Jim Wheeler All Work Quarantaad. WEDDING Photo IFPH RENT Wheri you coll Classified hand experience help­ sources Department. SE^EI^-OM TS grophy. Trouble find to place on CKt, a friendly ful. Duties will Include Clough Harbor and As­ tore freeotHnNSe " 742-10 0 0 Ing 0 photographer? Ad-VIsor will answer your sociates. Engineers 8, 047*9280 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, coordinating typing *****eeeeeaeeeeeee Wt do tmergencv 4 rooms, heated. $600. coll and help you word Planners, P.O. Box booklngl Coll 649-3642 your od for best response. flow for 30 Individuals 5269, A lbany, N .Y . Securtly. No pets, no and otk about our In­ appliances. Referen­ 643-2711. and many others. Sal­ 12205. EOE, M/F. [s I lawncare ElESSISBTRv/ PRESTI6E Rd0nN6 troductory glftlll a ry commensurate ces. 646-2426 weekdays tieoang at *B lypee. 8MngNs, Royal Wedding 9-5pm.______MI8CEI1ANEDU8 with experience. We IsTlBUSmESS PHIL'S UWN c a r e Sal roeBng, reef repairs. tyetogreohy. offer a comprehensive ASworkguaranieedL ELLINGTON. Town- FDR SALE I I S ] OPPORTUNITIES Spring dsanup, ferttUzIng, CARKNTRV 4 tpklNG clMnup. Lawn banefn package. If In­ mowing. Hedge trim­ house Grodens. Beauti­ ifflanrliratpr IrralJi planting, mowing. Wsskly REMOofUM inm ef t ming. Rtlofad truck­ ful 1 bedroom Ranches WHEEL Tholr^lnused', terested, please send HO T new Network Mar­ wpvfwsOTv nomv tvpwni ■no iv* 742^^1 and Townhouses with with troy and detacha­ resume to: keting Plan hits Con­ ssrvlos avaHsMo. nNNIWIIIp* WM SPMMMNvB HI DMFI* ing. Professional Cell for frss aetbnatoe. equipment. Insured. private entrance $510- ble legs. Full size elect­ Cheryl p. Moran necticut! Market our raonw and kamona. imaH soaie $550 monthly Includes ric bed. Lark 3-wheel Legal Service Plan. eommawIN work. Ragtirisrid. In- References. Roy Hardy eurad. refaranoaa. 646-7973. appliances, wall to electric cart. Tractor Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 8T0RRCH ASSOC. Make $31 to $62 per wall, olr and parking. with snowplow. 2 30 Cents 161 Main St. membership. Earn $$$ ■■■■aeoaeo ...... FLCORINR y a Ad Cleaning. Garage Superintendent 872- hutches, one 44" wide, Wethorsfleld, C T 06100 weekly, monthly, ye­ and cellar cleaning, 2025, R.C. White Co. one 30" wide. Coll 646- tOI/UF arly. Coll 289-7049. 6 A 6 LiimSamci gutter cleaning, yard 236-5961.______8AS Hw m cleaning, pdinting and 3815. decorating, all other ELLIN GTO N . 1 bedroom SALES. Surround your­ and low prieae. For free ImpriviiMnlt A RtpMr TEBOBSiinnir In beautiful suburban Mall work self with beauty. Excel­ et«imate cell • Floors like new miscellaneous odd ST" RosI Estate Complata, horn# eara. lobs. Coll Charles 645- setting. Rental credits lent opportunity for Paul - 646-6868 or "No Job Too Small" • SpaoMIzIno In oMar floora for handling rentals at artbwismi'SM full time employment •.Natural A stained Boore 6345 anytime after 4:30. >: m«rtrim*tforMe Dan - 228-6094 ••••••sseeessese property. Ideal for re­ CofC raps, with one of CT's finest Fm Etllmatit 2yp ROMES e a a e • a e o e • No waxing anymore tired person or non­ > MUST ae aMked ue a< H«e i:-: lewelers. Extensive be­ 646; HaraM ONlea MenOas Mini could begin nefit program. Apply In FOR SALE JMn VMMIIi • 6466750 Heme imprevement • Polirtlne toHs coll 236-5961. >: TnureOei aetaie 11 n.m.enly. person to; Dlone Al- ED iBOOKKEEnNS/ • SoMmenM FlnMied • Tlltne - levo. General Man­ MCOINETAX UsM Carpentry • OOD Joes • M ANCHESTER- 3 bed- A All real estate advertised In FARRARD REMODELINfi INSUR80 room with heat, com­ A ager, Michael's Jewel­ the Manchester Herald Is Room addRlona, daeka, rooHns, pletely remodeled. $750 in 2 weeks ers, 958 Main Street, akSng. windowi and guitars. INEATINS/ BARRY SCANLON PZC defends sUblect to the FOIr Housing Monchester, CT. EOE. per month. Coll Don Automotive Act of IMS, which makes It Backhoa and buSdOMr Mrvtoe iFLUMBINa 644-2411 freeeetlmatee 649-2947.______avaNaMa. CaH Bob Fanand, Jr. GROURHomesr Full and Illegal to advertise any pref­ By Nancy Concelman port time positions erence, limitation or discrim­ HAWKESTNEE SERVICE M ANCHESTER- 3 bed- ination based on race, color, YBO Bin. 047-RB00 Buokel, Iruok 6 ehippar. Stump room Duplex. $750 Manchester Herald open In Group Homes CARS for adults with mental religion, sex or notlonol B ii. 045-0840 RA. DAVIDSON removal. Free aetimatae. monthly plus utilities. FOR SALE origin, or on Intention to Income Tax Special eonsMaratlon for I'/i baths, modern kit­ __ I retardation. Various moke any such preference, Grading work at the Mall at Buckland Hills aquifer plan r (v) shifts available In Man­ eldetly and handicapped. chen, oil appliances. 2 limitation or discrimination. Prepared KITCHEN A BATH OtsaneA BaPMeoffl a XSetMn months security. Ref­ VOLKSWAGON Rabbit site should begin within two weeks despite a chester and Ellington. The Herald will not know­ 1980. 4 door. 76,000 Relevant education or ingly accept any advertise­ erences. No pets. 643- “ tremendous" loss of time caused by an REMODELING Sendee It Our PueAieec 647-7553 2121. miles. Excellent run­ By Nancy Concelman experience preferred. ment which Is In violation of by CPA ning condition. $1500. "erroneous” Superior Court decision requir­ commission reduces the list of the law. From the amallaat repair to EMTEMI WAliRPMORm Manchester Herald Excellent working con­ 164 East Center St. Bus. Ftiona 7 4 2 -iS 8 2 NEW Apartments on bus­ 649-2530. ing the town to hold a referendumn on prohibited businesses, "most of ditions and compete- SOUIHERN Now Eng- the lergest renoyallon, we COMPANY line. 2nd floor. $625 per SPfcrauDNO in CHEVY Malibu 1983. tax-increment bonds to pay for utility the zones would be regulated." tlve salary. Send letter land classifleld ads Manchester will do a complete job. Start month. 1 month secur­ The Greater Manchester to finish. Free estimates. 60,000 miles. $3500 good improvements, the developer said today. The effectiveness of the regula­ WTED of Interest to March reach nearly 800,000 • Sump Pumps • FauneaMon Craeke ity. Peterman Building Chamber of Commerce has ques­ Inc., of Manchester. hames In Cannecticut 647-9780 N u m b in g a h e a t in g Compony. 649-9404. condition. Coll otter Joseph LeDuc, senior development direc­ tion was also questioned. Even Heritage KHehen A Boilers, primps, hot rassianMATca 5:30 647-0237.______tioned the legality of the town’s SttendenT- P.O. Box 574, Manches­ and Rhade Island. The WhlTTIN aUAMNTie M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ tor for the Homart Development Co. of with the regulation, the ground- sltlon. Re- price for a basic 25 TAX ATTORNEY water tanks, new and CAMARO 1978- V- , Auto- proposed aquifer protection regu­ ter, CT. 06040. dMkae ksm mS) Bath Center room In 1 veor old 8 Chicago, said an agreement among three water would still be at risk from dlsperse word ad Is only $55 and replacements. 8754040 motlc, silver sport, lation. saying that it may super­ Will edriaa and prapera Come visit our showroom at: Duplex. 2 baths, wall to adjacent developers for their $3 million share circumstances beyond the town’s maintain will appear In 43 news­ 182 W. Middle Tpke. FREE ESTIMATES wall carpeting, fully runs well. $800. Coll sede the authority of the state and control, such as an accident on ' nd Inven- papers. For more In­ all tax raturna. 643-6574 onvtime. of the cost of infrastructure improvements ADMINISTRATIVE Mancheeter oppllonced kitchen, federal governments, but the the interstate highways near the Istlno ne- formation call Classi­ WHITMAN 643-9649 / 228-9616 full basement on quiet M USTANG 1981. 4 speed, for the 380-acre site has gone out for M ondav- ASSISTANT fied, 643-2711 and ask CONCRETE town planningdirectordisagrees. town involving lank trucks, ac­ ISS Downey Drive., Apt. A 64*4400 cul-de-sac. $800 per good drive train, needs signatures and should be completed within The chamber also has said it >o4;30pm. Highly visible, for detalls.D ManehaaN r. B8e-1BS1 month. References and body work. $400 or best cording to the letter. II 633-4M1 the week. believes that aquifer protection is challenging, and M ANCHESTER. New llst- J.N.T. HEATING eeeeeeeeeeeeeae security. Coll 645-8201. otter. 643-2359.______"We have no illusion that if we or Acres Ing. A 16 X 32 Inground ENROUED AGENT LeDuc said time was lost on the project an environmental, rather than a adopt these regulations that the Glaston- diversified, 12 y#arf in s Exparienee A CO O LIN G CPS CONCRETE M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ OLDS Delta 88 1 974. $500 pool puts you In the Tn WteeriHen / OonMMna / Tot room Duplex with gar­ or best offer. Runs because of an erroneous Superior Court zoning issue, and questioned risk will be gone altogether,” administrative PAPERING Iniiallallens, Repel re. Burner, Patios, walks, floors, swim In this lovely BoSere, Woler Haatere. age. $650 plus utilities. excellent. 643-B030ofter decisison, released Monday afternoon, that whether the authority of the state Pellegrini said. “ We can’t control clerical position neighborhood. Our ■span In New a OM Tm Lam Cleaning, Rafiaelery Sarvlee. additions & docks. 1st month and security. 5pm. required the town to hold a referendum to Department of Enviromental rw s T sparkling Cape offers 3 NAM E your own price. accidental occurrences. We can dealing with KIMERLEE D. O U EIU Father & Son, pointing FREE Estimates. Available May 1. 646- MERCURY Lynx 1981 approve the issuance of $13 million in Protection and federal Environ­ do something about what gets 1 • plee- bedrooms, I'/i baths, caiiTmfc 742-5700 4642. •tmoe- business customers. dining room, garage, 646-6079 and papering, remo­ Hatchback, standard. tax-increment bonds to pay for utility mental Protection Agency are built and how it gets built on the val. •72-1237. 1-000-312-4144 647-9289 M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ Well maintained. Ask­ being “usurped” by the Planning ■vegood Join us East of the large lot. $169,900. eeeeeeeeeeeeeae improvements. protection zone.” lephone Century-2 1 - room. $600 monthly. ing $2000. Coll even­ and Zoning Commission. River. Full benefits. References and secur- ings. 649-6325. The State Supreme Court recently over­ The chamber letter also ad­ rtunity It Homeseekers Realty. But Planning Director Mark dressed other specific portions of Call 623-5044.______HOMES Ity. Coll 645-8201. TOYOTA Corolla 1977- turned that Superior Court decision, saying It tmtil 9i | HOMES HOMES Pellegrini said today the is.sue of the regulation, such as wording riot. Ex- Jane Brown [ 2 1 ] h o m es EAST Hartford- 2 bed- Stotlon wagon, hatch­ that the referendum, in which voters COVENTRY. To be built I 00 FOR SALE i«'I n i for s a le groundwater protection is both an and definitions and the types of ptrm in- Nestled In a beautiful I2O FOR SALE FOR SALE room. Heat, hot water back. $700. 646-5184 narrowly defeated the tax-increment bond­ otter 4pm.______environmental and zoning issue il for to - 646-1700 rustic setting of 7'/i b r a n d New listing! Fon- and appliances. No ing, was unnecessary. prohibited uses. Pellegrini said EAST Hoddom. A million pets. Lease and secur- and that other towns had adopted Ing Ih t Savings Bank of acres, this picture- tastlc starter or retire­ MANCHESTER. Nice M ANCHESTER. Duplex. FORD Flesto 1978. 4 The Supreme Court decision said the case many of the comments would be perfect Contemporary dollar view from this Unique Duplex with Ity deposit. 872-0700. speed. 84,000 miles, zoning regulations to protect considered in writing the final t t t ctll ment home! 5 room waterfront Ranch. teotures. L-shoped 6-6 was remanded to Superior Court for further Manjchestor offers 3 bedrooms, 2'/2 Ranch home with 3 Ranch boasting cozy • o very homey touch! 3 M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ good condition, rello- groundwater supplies. draft. Great boss fishing. discussion of the tax-increment bonding IOC wr baths, family room, 2 bedrooms, full attic, hearth. Brand new bedrooms on each side, room Townhouse with ble. $850. 647-8898. The chamber made its com­ "The chamber’s letter does re Beozley Realtors. 537- living room, dining agreement. car garage, wall to wall spacious llvino room. 3446. vinyl elding, quiet cul- fireplace. Heat and hot FORD Pinto 1979. Well ments in a letter to the PZC dated raise several important issues,” carpeting, skylights, Excellent condition In­ de-sac. Gas heat, car­ room, kitchen, 2 cor water, carpeting, o/c, LANDSCAPE Laborer- maintained. Very good But the town and Homart signed an March 9. Members of the he said. "W e’re going to try to Full time. Apply In lacuzzi and more! This cluding new paint, COLCHESTER. Custom peting, formal dining garage. Very good In­ oil appliances. Nice lo- condition. Reliable 2nd ,pgreement that would nullify the earlier home offers every­ paper, roof, furnace room, new kitchen. 2 come! Great Invest­ cotlon. Coll 647-1595. chamber’s special committee incorporate their suggestions into person. Whitham mode Contemporary. 9 cor. Automatic, looks agreement for the issuance of $13 million in thing you desire. Call and 100 amp service. rooms, sunken living bedroom, kitchen ap­ ment! $189,900. Anne M ANCHESTER. 1 bed- new, 70,000 miles. $750. formed to examine the proposed the regulation” Id Cathl- Nursery, Route 6, Bol- tax-increment bonds March 8, town attorney ton. 643-7802.______today I $229,900. Klerna East Hartford. Priced room, 2 stone pottos, pliances Included. Miller Real Estate 647- room apartment. Stove Coll 643-9672.______regulation were at Tuesday art time Realty. 649-1147. Main level laundry, pa­ 8OOO.0______s at mad- for Immediate sole large deck, 11 acres. and refrigerator. Ref­ PLYMOUTH Volore 1977. Kevin O ’Brien said today. night’s second workshop on the PHONE From Homelll $118,000. Perfect for Beozley Realtors. 537- tio, city water. Conven­ TOLLAND. Gorgeous Stiap In Port time telephone MANCHESTER. You'll erences required. $330 Slant 6, automatic, “ We negotiated it (the waiver) quite proposed regulation. 5 finally find luxury CHFA. Won't last. Call 3446.______tional buyers. Availa­ grounds with field- monthly. 646-2311. 6 ) center, good condition, some “One of the ways to eliminate soles. Your hours ore quick I Jackson & Jack- ble Immediately. frankly as a result of the Superior Court U.S. eyes atm ot- here I New 4 bedroom PROUD os o peacock I stone fireplace and M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ rust. $500 or best offer. that risk (to the groundwater) is your own.. This Is the son Real Estate 647- $137,900. D.W. Fish barbecue on approxi­ decision,” O’Brien said. Heatant perfect port time lob Colonial, 216 baths, for­ The owners of this truly room Duplex, near 647-7621.______mal dining room, fam­ 8400.D Realty 643-1591.0 mately I'/i acres In o He said that although the Supreme Court’s to control development over the ditlont. tor those of you who magnificent home hospital. $625 per TOYOTA Corona 1977. aquifers,” Pellegrini said. "Zon­ al retail ily room, fireplaced INTEREST Rates are hove restored every M ANCHESTER. Perfec- super convenient loca­ month plus utilities. 1 decision will affect future projects, the con't or don't wont to tion. Expandable Cope Good for ports. $200, ing as a groundwater protection options in I hours, leave your home, but living room, skylights, down! Combine low Inch to perfection. tlon plus with this Im­ month security. 643- coll evenings 647-9515. current agreement between Homart and the health lacuzzi ond morel Pri­ rotes with an afforda­ Circa 1760, this home Is maculate and spacious with 2 bedrooms, rem­ 1648.______measure is a pretty common wish to moke excep­ odeled both, lovely kit­ FIREBIRD 1984- Auto­ town would hot be affected. ary and tional money. Must be vate wooded lot In ble price and you con sold os o rock I Over custom built 3 bed­ approach to take” exclusive area. Close room, 2 both center chen and carport. 4 Room apartment, 2nd matic, 6 cylinder, A/C, The present agreement, approved by the ' at ance able to contact profes­ own your own 1st 1500 SQuore feet, 7 floor with gas, gas Pellegrini said the state D E P r Asslst- to schools and shop­ home! 5 plus room rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, chimney Cope In excel­ $157,900. Klernon power steering. Excel­ Board of Directors in February, calls for a Nicaragua sional people, retail Realty. 649-1147. stove and o refrigera­ lent condition, $5995 or had reviewed the proposed regu­ Parkade store managers and ping. A chance of a Colonlol on Eost Mid­ V/7 baths, modern kit­ lent location. Front to seven-year tax freeze on the mail property llfetimel $374,900. Kler- bock llvino room with tor. $500 per month best offer. 875-8095 or lation and basically found it >/ Man- small businesses by dle Turnpike In Mon­ chen plus the keeping with 2 months security. that would exempt Homart from paying $9.5 ide, 404 non Reolty. 649-1147, chester. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, oversized 875-1703.______Reglndd PInto/Manchntcr H«r«ld satisfactory. phone. Experience not room (original kit­ Telephone 645-6773. million in taxes. That $9.5 million, plus the WASHINGTON (AP) - The jrnpike. necessary os we will W ANT a Duplex? This 6-6 spoclous llvino room, chen) with beehive formal dining room, 1st ICGHDOMINIUMS FORD Escort 1981- 2door, The commission members de­ White House said today that floor family room, 5 Rooms-Monchester on additional $3 million to be contributed by the FEELING LET DOWN — Manchester High School’s Matt Vaughn slumps on train the right Indlvldu- Maple street home has oolley kitchen with din­ oven. Post and beam, ___ I FDR SALE automatic, A/C, power cided Tuesday to revise the list of Nicaraguan troops had attacked ST for received tender loving ing oreo. Lower level approximately 1 acre, fully oppllonced kit­ busline. Renovated, steering, excellentcon- Dallas-based Tram m el Crow Co., John the bench and hangs his head as Coach Frank Kinel tries to console him after Irlal and ols. Your Income po­ carpets, appliances. prohibited uses during a future Contra rebel positions in neigh­ tential Is unlimited and care from Its owner- ployroom with sliders you hove to see this to chen with French doors VERNO tT. Exclusive dltlon. $1595. 875-8095. Finguerra’s 1-84 Associates and Manchester the Indians lost a state Class LL semifinal game Tuesday night. Norwalk High workshop. I supply /occupont! Hardwood to nice bock yord. truly appreciate Its his­ to deck and pictu­ Ryefleld Townhouse Adults preferred. Se­ boring Honduras and that the neootla- you never have to curity. 649-7961. JL Grand Prix 1983- Developer Robert Weinberg, will cover the The regulation as it’s written leave your home If you floors, master bed­ Aluminum siding. tory. Reduced for Im­ resque yord. 1 cor gar­ Condominium. This Looded, 73K, 1 owner. School beat Manchester, 74-48, at Ouinnipiac College in Hamden. Story and United States was considering ude ans- room with a sitting Bower school oreo I mediate sole. $159,000. age. $199,900. Sentry infrastructure improvements. now would prohibit businesses "everything ... short of some don't want to. If this unit offers 4 levels of Smart shoppers shop Ctrtn. $4800, 647-9138 more pictures on page 16. sounds to good to be area and walk-ln Just reduced! $129,500. Jackson 8, Jackson Real Estate 643-4060.O living space. 2 bed­ doytime.______that use "hazardous” chemicals invasion.” ng. Con- Jackson & Jackson Reol Estate 647-8400.n Classified! They find in the town’s aquifer protection Secelles true. It Isn't. It's a new closet. Separate gas rooms, fireplaced liv­ HONDA Accord LX 1985- Officials of both the Nicara­ heating systems, new Real Estate 647-8400.a MANCHESTER. Ele- ing room, sliders off that's o good way to fight l -5 p m , concept In telemarket­ GORGEOUS Colonial. the high cost of living. 4 door, 5 speed, power zones and regulate businesses guan and Honduran governments ing and we need you to roof and aluminum sid­ COLCHESTER. Wlnd- Beautiful 7 room Co­ oonce abounds In this dining room to potlo y. EOE. custom designed An- steering, brakes, win­ that exist there now by classify­ denied that Nicaraguan troops make It work. Call ing. A plaesure to see hom Heights. Open lonial with 2 fireplaces, with view. Full base­ dows, olr, cruise con­ ing them as non-conforming and $190's. Blanchard S, Sundays, l-3pm. New soldl Colonial tlre- ment and oil applian­ had crossed the border. today for an appolnt- formal dining room, CONDOMINIUMS trol, A M -FM stereo therefore not allowing them to jjnent between 3:30-5pm Rossetto Realtors, subdivision with affor­ large family room with ploced 1st floor family ces. $121,900. Realty Crowd calm for Route 6 debate Presidential spokesman Mar­ room, spacious eot-ln FOR RENT cassette. Excellent expand. only. Ask for Dennis "W e're Selling dable homes. Choice of sliders to deck. 2 cor World Weeks-Breen. condition. $7250. 646- lin Fitzwater said the reported Santoro. 643-2711. Houses" 646-2482.0 Ranch, Raised Ranch garage. Located on o kitchen, formal living 487-1767 or 646-2462. The chamber’s letter also Nicaraguan moves a mounted to a room and dining room, TO LLA N D . Vernon line, 1542. By Andrew Yurkovsky Opinion on the highway project “ Now is the time that the voice of or Spilt level. Starting treed lot and area ot SUM M IT Street Condom­ new 1 bedroom Con­ existing Route 6 recommended charges that by limiting the "very serious breach of regional f f 2V6 boths, workshop CHRYSLER 1973- Town Manchester Herald was about split at Tuesday night’s the majority should prevail over aiOHTH UTILITiaS DISTRICT at $160,000. agents will fine homes. $223,000. inium. Immaculate 2 dominium. I'/j baths, by opponents of the project. But business classifications in the borders” and had led to a series of MANCHISTIR, CONNRCTICUT be on site with plans. and finished rec room and Country Wagon. hearing, which lasted about S'A the voice of the minority." Anne Miller Real Est- on lower level, 2 cor bedroom unit Ideal for fully oppllonced kit­ $400 or best offer. 649- an official from the federal aquifer protection zone, the regu­ meetings among President Rea­ Directions from center ote 647-8000.O______single person or young STORKS - The U S. Army hours. About 40 people — resi­ Eugene LaRiviere. Windham’s INVITATION TO BIO orioched garage, pri­ chen. $615 per month. 5135 after 6pm.______Environmental Protection lations could be called "confisca­ gan’s national security advisers of Colchester (Le­ couple! All appliances 871-2117 leave message. Corps of Engineers at the earliest dents and state and federal THE CONSTRUCTION OF EAST Hartford. Beoutl- vate treed yard with GRAND Wogoneer 1986. first selectman from 1968 to 1977. Agency, which announced its tory’’ and cause potential legal over the last 24 hours. banon Ave) Route 16 ful Duplex. This Du­ Including olr condi­ could rule in six months on a officials — testified. About half of I THE BUCKLANO HILLS TRUNK SEWER towards Lebanon 1 potlo oreo. $279,900. White, excellent condi­ echoed French’s statement. La- opposition of the project in problems. MANCHESTER, CONN. plex Is In mint Sentry Real Estate 643- tioner to stay os wel I os HOMES controversial plan by the state them were for the project and half Fitzwater said the White House mile, look for signs. wall to wall carpeting, tion, 34,000 m iles. Riviere was booed by some in the January, strongly disputed tho.se Pellegrini said the regulation is has been In touch with other condition! Excellent 4060.O Department of Transportation to of them were against it. Sealed Bids for the Construction of the Bucklond Hills Beozley Realtors. 537- drapes and curtains. FOR RENT $14,900. 646-5422. audience when he said that arguments, as did an official not confiscatory because even 3446. for two families to fill in 77 acres of wetlands for the Central American governments Connecticut, will be received by shore expenses In this M ANCHESTER. New list­ You con literally move FORD Tempo 1985. 4- The D O T is proposing the new Germany’s autobahn repres­ from the U.S Fish and Wildlife with the current, list of the Eighth UtllltiM District of Manchester, Walter Joyner, ing. Fantastic buy I 6 room home. Completely proposed Route 6 expressway, a to discuss a response. MANCHESTER. "Quiet beautiful Duplex. An In tomorrow I To top door, low miles, $4,000. 11.8-mile expressway to handle ented one of the good things that Service. prohibited businesses, some reas­ Manchester, Connecticut, 06040 Spacious, Immaculate furnished. 2 bedrooms. 643-0545, after m. Corps official said after a hearing He said the administration no until 7 ^ P ^ . Eastern Standard Tim e Moy 2,19M. Immedi­ child safe neighbor­ opportunity for on In­ this unit off there Is o 60 the growing traffic on the existing Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler Vernon Lang, the assistant onable use could be found In the ately thwepfter. Bids will be publicly opened and Immedia­ hood". 9 rooms, 4 bed­ Garrison Colonial on walkout lower level rec Coll 649-7911 anytime. on the plan Tuesday night. longer is thinking of working with law situation I Walk out over 1 acre. 4 bed­ Route 6. The expressway, which accomplished. supervisor of the U.S. Fish and aquifer protection zones. 9 tely read aloud. rooms, eat In kitchen, basements. Sliding room I Hurry only Congress on an aid package to Between 400 and 500 opponents 9 would be located north of the “Hitler was a terrible man. but Wildlife Service for the New T^e Inttrurtlons to Bidders, Proposol Form, Plant, Spe- rooms, 2'/i baths, slid­ $119,900. Blanchard & I STORE AND The letter also requests that the simply provide the resistance large dining room, fire­ gloss doors from din­ ers to bock potto off WE BUY CLEAN, and proponents of the plan existing road and run from Bolton in some ways he had more other Contract Documents may be examined place and boy window ing room to deck. Pri­ Rossetto Realtors, England area, said building the commission change the. basic forces with food, medicine, and ot the following locations on or after Morch IS, 1900: family room, 2 cor OFFICE SPACE LATE MODEL USED showed up at the hearing on the Notch to Windham, would have In living room, bright vate well. Landscaped "We're Selling foresight than some of the people expressway would “ require con­ approach of the regulation, some­ other supplies, but not arms. oversized garage. A CARS AND TRUCK8I wetlands plan at the Jorgenson two lanes in each direction. The Office of the Engineer airy family room with yard and lovely Houses" 646-2482.0 MANCHESTER- Prime here.” LaRiviere said. gressional action to rewrite the thing the PZC decided not to do at The spokesman said that 1,500 A.R. Lombardi Associates, Inc. sliders to potlo. In- home for those accus­ TOP PRICES PAIDI Auditorium at the University of existing road has only one lane in 35 Terrace Orlye gazebo. Fenced. Give tomed to the best. downtown office The D O T gave a presentation Clean Water Act.” a workshop earlier this month. Nicaraguan troops were inside ground pool, hot tub us o coll for on appoint­ space, 825 square feet. MR. DUFF Connecticut. The hearing was each direction. Vernon, C T 06066 $244,500. Century 21 Ep­ LDTG/IAND on the highway project lasting Among those who testified were "Isn’t regulated rather than Honduras and that an additional and private treed loti ment! $260,000. Realty Reasonable. 668-1447. much calmer than one in Hebron Windham First Selectman Nor­ F. W Oodee Company Eighth Utilities District stein Realty 647-8895.0 CARTER CHEVROLET about I'A hours. D O T officials Andover’s first selectman and the ‘prohibited’ really in the best 4,500 appeared to be in a staging advised 10 Tower Lone 33 Main Street $215,000. Century-21 World, Benoit FDR SALE in January that was dissolved Chester, COLCHESt I'R. New Mst- IDEAL office suite for 1WMelnet.MenonitUf man French said the expressway argued that the environmental chairman of the town’s Board of interest of the economic future of Avon, CT 04001 Mancheeter, C T 04040 Lindsey Real Estate. Frechette Associates realtor, accountant. In­ area to cross the border. isultont 649-4000. 646-7709. □ Ing. TrM evel house MANCHESTER (Nor­ 646-0464 after a standing-room-onlycrowd would make his town a “ viable impact of the expressway would Manchester," the letter reads. CoplM may be obtained at A.R. Lombardi Astoclotat, surance and so-forth. 3 loecame unruly. manufacturing area” He added. Drive, Vernon, Connecticut upon payment MANCHESTER. "Huge M ANCHESTER. •73B5 his hands behind his head being as Dems in dead heat The E l o ^ Utilities District reserves the right to waive de-sac and designed for Come home to quality. MAIN STREET 84 Ponllto Trans Am •10.795 -— Soldiers loyal to Panama’s headquarters building along with taken into a barracks behind the An engine fire broke out today qnv fornwlltlm oMo relect any or all Bids or any alternate and energy savings NOT BANKRUPTI will be great family living and $319,000. Century 21 Ep­ 0 0 0 0 Office or Commercial S8 Spsotrum 4 * •3995 military strongman, Gen. Ma­ members of his high command. on the Scandinavian Star, leaving thereto. T lw E le lM Utilities District also reserves the right features. $279,900. D.W. Stop Foreclosure 1 Home- headquarters building. But a By Donald M. Rothberg The candidates went on spring heRub- to pyoluota the bids on the besis of the Bose Bid or either Al­ summer portlesl Pith Realty 643-1591.0 stein Realty 647-8895.0 88 Esoort4*. •3995 nuel Antonio Noriega, put down To reporters’ shouted questions the cruise ship adrift in the Gulf of Meorof ternate A or Alternate B. owners, consolidate your Space - SBOO 8q. Ft. captain told them the apparent The Associated Press break today after a grueling $289,900. Century-21 S8 O sv. Astro Vm •9695 an apparent attempt to take over about what had happened, the sctlcut. MANCHESTER. Gor­ MANCH^itER. Over on bills, pay off your credit will ImproNO or »ub-dMdo. prisoner was simply taking part Mexico with more than 700 people month that featured 20-odd prim­ Bids m w t to accompanied by Certined Check or Bid Lindsey Real Estate. geous restored Vlcto- SSCsnturyssr. •5995 his headquarters and force him general responded: “ What hap­ 4T Bend, PtoeMe to the Eighth Utllltlps District, In the omount acre of wooded pri­ cards, your cor or busi­ “ in a simulated exercise.’’ on board, authorities said. Story CHICAGO — The Democrats aries and caucuses in both 649-4000. rlon Colonial vacy. Executive area ness loon, your mortgage 520-5666 S6 Toyols psss. vsn •9495 from power today. pened is that you are visiting us flttWlM of Five Percent (5%) of Bid os o Bid Ouorantee. ND BID The captain, who declined to on page 5. are searching anew for a presi­ parties. ilsh the M ANCHESTER. New llst- fireplaced living room near highways, schools and save, save your *S tonturys*. •9995 Residents of the area near the here.” tnnel. aiaaisroW ?""* Ing. Lovely 9 room homel I NO PAYM EN TS identify himself and wore no dential front-runner after the "This is the state, it will b« with window seat. 3 and shopping. Coll for SSCsmsrocps •10.795 Panama Defense Force head­ Two Associated Press repor­ Tlie Succeestal Bidder will to required to furnish 100% Colonial, 4 bedrooms, bedroom, 116 baths, more details I $119,900. UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod 86 Olds Dstts CM name tag, said units at the home-state revival of Sen. Paul remembered, which locked it up MISCELLANEOUS •12,995 quarters said they heard heavy ters and a photographer were I n d e x Forformonce ond Payment Bend or Bonds sublect to the large moln floor family large lower level fam­ Klernon Realty. 649- credit, late payments or 87 Qrand Am 4 Sr. •9995 headquarters periodically con­ Simon, who declared today he has for (jcorge Bush," Ctav. Jamgg cenditloas provided In the Instructions to Bidder. unemployment Is not a FOR RENT shooting inside the walled com­ stopped by soldiers as they room, new kitchen ca­ ily room with brick 1147. ______87 Chsv. Csisbrtty 4 sr. •8995 duct training exercises aimed at Buslneti____ 8-9 Lottery______2 “ as good a shot as anybody" after Thompson said after Illinois NeBlddermeytrithdrowhls/herBldfereoerledofferty binets and appliances. wall and woodstovc. problem. Foreclosure as­ pound starting at about 8:15 a.m. approached the headquarters, 30 Locust Street. 2 family, sistance available for the MANCHESTER- Indus­ 87 Pont. 8000 4 Sr. •9995 halting coup attempts. Classified _ 18-20 Obituarlee_____2 his victory over Jesse Jackson in shattered Dole’s comeback bid rive (4$) days otter the oetuol dote of the Bid Openine. Rec room, 1987 In- Walkup attic could eas­ and continuing for at least half an forced from their car and 4 rooms each. Excel­ DIVORCED and SELF- trial, office, commer­ 07 Csntury 4Sr. •9995 “Everything is normal,” he Com ics------15 Opinion______6 the Illinois primary. George Bush and brought Bush two-thirds of S. Rost WALTER JDYNER ground pool, many ex­ ily be finished. Don't lent location. Nice lot. hour. marched into the compound at an 4:30 ^ e s l ^ t , eiohth Utilities District EMPLOYED. cial space. 2400 square 87 Cutlsss f Sr. •10,995 said. Connecticut _ 4 People _ _ _ _ _ 7 won easily in the Republican the way to a GOP nominating tras. Priced at only miss this onel $169,900. Owner financing possi­ Swiss CBBaervatlve feet. Loading dock. “ They were kisses,” Noriega gunpoint. Manchester, Connecticut $199,000. U & R Realty. D.W. Fish Realty 643- Hundreds of soldiers in battle Focus _ _ _ _ _ 7 Sports____16-18 contest, although he still had to majority. Idered. ble $: 79,000.646-2426,9^5 OrtW I of S8MI4-IS36 Woodland Industrial said about an hour after the firing 031-03 643-2692. 1591.0 er 9aS4S64eaa 872-9111 As they were being held inside, Food------11-13 Televltlon____14 contend with a battered but weekdays. Pork. 643-2121. ended. He appeared atthetopof a they saw at least one officer with Please turn to page 10 Loesi------2-3 U,S./World____ 5 dogged Bob Dole. Please turn (0 page 10 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 16.1988

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 16, 1988 — 3 RECORD Aid link kept school budget uncut About Town Local reductions might affect some state funding 1/4 C^llcfie Notes By Andrew J. Davis choice,” DiRosa said. “ It’s an Junior women meet W. Dyer. The letterwassignedby budget will have on the present Manchester Herald absolute necessity.” Four on dean’s list J 1 Assistant Town Manager Steven General Fund tax rate of 48.59 Manchester Junior Women’s Club will meet on The directors are scheduled to Werbner since Weiss is out of Town Manager RobertB. Weiss mills. Weiss has previously esti­ Thursday at 7p.m. at the Church of Christ on Lydall Four Manchester residents, students at Bentley vote on the budget in May. town. has recommended that the entire mated that taxes could rise three Street. College, Waltham, Mass., have been named to the To be eligible for state funding $36 million Manchester Board of Besides the new formula, Weiss to four mills, which is close to dean’s list for the fall semester. under the new formula, the school based his decision on an increase Education proposed budget be what the total tax increase for They are: Freshman Alan J. Borgida who is system must reach a per pupil in state aid from about $11.7 Sorority meets funded because of proposed both the town and school budgets working on a bachelor of science degree In expenditure of $4,800 per student changes in the state funding million to $14.2 million and an has been in the past. The Bell Ringers will perform for the members of management; Christina M. Colvin, a JuAior, over a three-yea r peri od ending in formula that could result in a loss “ equitable increase” in the per Gamma, the Manchester Chapter of Alpha Delta working on a bachelor of science degree in flnance; the 1992-93 school year. The per More than $2.5 million of the 13 of some state funding by 1992 if student expenditure of $239. Kappa, on Thursday at 7:15 p.m. at the Emanuel Robert J. Castagna, Junior, bachelor of science in pupil expenditure now is about percent increase in the budget per pupil expenditures here do By increasing the per student Lutheran Church on Church Street. Hostesses for economics-finance; and Kristina A. Monaco, $2,647, Raymond E. Demers, would come from additional state not rise, said Mayor Peter P. expenditure little by little over the meeting are Roberta Bryce, Donna Moran and bachelor of science degree In finance, a senior. school business manager, said. the next few years to reach the funding compared to current DiRosa Jr. state funding levels. Jean Kellogg. If the level is not reached, “ you $4,800 per pupil goal, a huge tax Th'e proposed budget repres­ could stand to lose all of your Funding formula notwithstand­ ents an increase of more than 13 increase will be avoided for the On Eastern dean's list funding.” Demers said. “ That’s 1992-93 school year, Demers said. ing, DiRosa said he did not see the Artists meet percent from the current budget, increase as excessive. .I*"’ the only way you’re going to get “ You stand to risk a year with Susan Y. CIsowski of Wales Road, Andover, has or $4,253,494. some teeth into it.” Manchester Art Association will meet on Tuesday an exhorbitant increase.” De­ “ If it were my recommenda­ Cents at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings Bank & been named to the dean's list at Eastern The funding formula, which The formula, though, has not Connecticut State University for the fall semester. mandates that per pupil expendi­ mers said. “ What Mr. Dyer and tion. it would be to fund the entire Loan Association, West Middle Turnpike. The /4 departments. The departments The Public Works Department is of the state Department of Mental "R ing in the Arts,” part of the continuing Martin J. Haberem Sr. will be at the convenience of the Sheehan-Hilbom-Breen Funeral AAanchester Herald sk from fall semesters. He is a member of the Gamma Phi pounds of butler. 18 quarts of now occupy about 15.000 square in the midst of screening the Retardation announced plans to celebration of the 200th anniversary of the United Martin John Haberern Sr., family in St. James Cemetery. Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., e town’s Honor Society, the Finance Society and was also a buttermilk and three dozen With the upcoming office ex­ feet of office space on Broad proposals, Barnett said. open a regional office in Man­ States Constitution, is this year’s theme. Students in formerly of Manchester, died There are no calling hours. The West Hartford. The scent of fresh baked dent on ' member of the varsity soccer team. He is a 1984 eggs. pansion. human resource servi­ Street, but about 17,000 square The names of the bidders chester, but office space still has grades kindergarten through 8 will have original Feb, 27 in ’Tucson, Ariz. He was Burke-Fortin Funeral Home. 76 dough and raisins filled the lear the graduate of Coventry High School. Andrew said the women ces such as child day-care pay­ feet of space is needed, he said. should be available within the not been found, Barnett said. artwork on display and visitors are encouraged to the father of Martin John Haber­ Prospect St., Rockville, has hallway leading to the back ments and the elderly assistance cks, ac- work most of the day Tuesday A parking lot for about 100 cars next few days, he said. Four proposals were taken In come in colonial dress or the colors of red. white and ern Jr. of Manchester. charge of arrangements. kitchen of the Salvation Army and Wednesday morning to get program now provided in Hart­ also is needed, he said. The Income Maintenance De­ February for the regional office, blue. He is also survived by a Memorial donations may be In Memoriam on Main Street ’Tuesday morn­ lat if we the bread ready. And they ford also would be provided in The departments would be partment determines eligibility but the state Department of Also, people are asked to bring bells of any kind to daughter, Marthan Laurinitis of made to the Vernon United In loving memory of Elsie Swan­ ing while seven women busily that the seem to enjoy it. Manchester, said David Dear­ moving in about a yearaftertheir for food and medical assistance Public Works has not yet ac­ ring five times during the evening to commemorate West Willington: three grand­ Methodist Church, 401 Hartford son, who passed away March 16, prepared Irish soda bread for tether,” Public Meetings " It ’s nice to come and be born, public information supervi­ present lease ends. Barnett said. for area families. Beaulieu said. cepted any of the proposals, he children: and a niece. Turnpike, Vernon, or to Rockville 1975. sale to the public. 1 control Connecticut being the fifth state to ratify the with a group of ladies with a sor for human resources. The departments also may stay The Human Resources Depart­ said. Burial was in ’Tucson, Ariz. General Hospital. 31 Union St... Cooling on a rack were 18 We can Constitution. Prizes for the various types of bells Precious memories; mixed age group.” said Sandy will be awarded. Rockville. loaves of bread that would be at gets how they linger. Shimeld of Hebron, who is Gail Marion Lehan Public meetings scheduled tonight; sold to church members on t on the Following the festival, a selection of artwork will Arthur L. Weisher Andrew’s sister. ” It’s nice for be on display at the Bentley Memorial Library. Marion (French) Lehan. 82, of * Your loving family Tuesday night. By the time the us to all be together.” Area students try but don’t make math final Iso ad- Vernon, originally of Manches­ Arthur L. Weisher, 81, of bread will be sold to the public Shimeld. 45. was making the What is the largest number of tions of ter, died Monday at Rockville Hartford, died Monday at Mount on Thursday — St. Patrick’s bread with her mother. Ruth School, finished 66th out of 111 junior high school students who sor, and McDonald’s Corp. The First aid class planned Manchester pieces of pie you can make with vording General Hospital. She was the Sinai Hospital. He was the CARD OF THANKS Day — more than 70 loaves of competitors, while Matt Aufman, excel in mathematics. Contest­ national competition Isa coopera­ Belvins. 75. and sister. Gail, four cuts? Eleven. ypes of The American Red Cross will hold first aid classes widow of Martin A. Lehan. brother of Alice Williams of The family of the late Arthur J. Democratic Town Committee, Lincoln Center bread will ready. who is 35. an 8th grader at Bolton Center ants qualified for the state tive effort of the National Society That was just one of the ini said for children on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. She is survived by a son and Coventry. Kurapkot wish to thank ail their re­ hearing room, 7 p.m. Making the bread is a Joanne Svalestad. 32. of School, placed 24th in the compe­ competition by winning local of Engineers, National Council of questions asked Saturday during ould be multimedia first aid on Saturday, March 26, from 8 daughter-in-law. Donald and He is also survived by three latives and friends for their acts of Commission on the Handicapped, Senior Center, 50-year tradition in Manches­ Vernon, has been with The tition. he said. contests, he said. Teachers of Mathematics, the the state Mathcountscompetition ie final a.m. to 5 p.m., infant and child cardiopulmonary Margaret Lehan of O’Fallon. brothers. Leslie Weisher of Po­ kindness during the long illness 7:30 p.m. ter by The Home League of the Home League for two years. Only four competitors qualified The state competition was CNA Insurance Companies, Na­ held at the University of Hart­ resuscitation on Monday. from 6 to 10 p.m. and adult Mo.: two granddaughters: and tomac, Md.. Raymond Weisher of and loss of their loved one. Salvation Army, said Gail “I’m a member of the for the state team. John Haller of sponsored by United Technolo­ tional Aeronautics and Space ford, said Ernest Gartldw. state ;r does CPR on Tuesday, from 6 to 10 p.m. All classes are several nieces and nephews. Arcadia. Fla., and David Andrew, director of the church and I like spending the^ Plainville, Nathan Wilmes of gies Corp., of Hartford, Combus­ Administration, and the United William Kurapkot, brother Coventry Mathcounts coordinator. Issues,” held at the Manchester offices of the Red Cross on A memorial service will be held Weisher. also in Florida. league. morning out and being with th e ^ Southington. Derrick Schubert of tion Engineering Inc., of Wind­ States Department of Education. Mr. & Mrs. George Hansen & \ Two local junior high students D try to Hartford Road. For more information, call 643 5111. Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Vernon A memorial service will be Town Council, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. The league is involved in other ladies.” she said. Darien and Simon Davidson of Family who scored high enough to make ions into United Methodist Church, Burial Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Donald Kurapkot & Family Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, service projects for the com­ Then she added jokingly. “ I Darien will represent Connecti­ 7:30 p.m. munity such as raising funds the competition failed to make cut in the national Mathcounts have five children I try to the state team. Gardow said. Health clinic planned Parks and Recreation Commission, Town Office and educational trips. escape from.” competition to be held May 12-15 Nancy Fenocketti. an 8th Building, 7:30 p.m. “ The Salvation Army is a The Salvation Army uses the in Washington D C.. Gardow said. The Community Health Care Services will hold a Honor Roll School Building Committee, Coventry High church that helps people every grader at Illing Junior High Mathcounts is a competition for senior citizen’s clinic at the Hop River Homes in proceeds from the sale to buy 6 School, 7:30 p.m. day, not just on Sunday.” Andover on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m For more items needed for the church Pearl Asperschlager said. A.s- and forits200-memberpatrbn- Engaging information, call 228-9428. RHAM High School phanie Maynard, Mark McClonon, HIGH HONDRS perschlager and her husband. Student gets scholarship Kathy Mendoll, Pamela Montstream, Grade I age. or congregation, said HEBRON — Here’s the honor Nancy Munson, Bridget Murphy, Kim Capt. Gary Asperschlager. of Asperschlager. Some of the in Muzeroll, Heather Oliver, Lorelle Saba- Laurel Bomelv, Michelle Carter, Raina M. Kelley, a Manchester scholarship money donated by roll for the second marking tlno, Lodamla Santese, Karl Tkacz, Angelo'DIon, Noelle Infante, Rebecca Thoughts Garnet Street, are the pastors proceeds from the various High School senior, was named about 130 companies under the. Eating disorders series set Denise White. Mercler, Alison MIzIa, Patricia Shields, period at RHAM High School. Teressa Uccello. of the church. events are sent over.seas to one of 554 winners of the 1988 National Achievement Scholar­ And part of the service The Pastoral Counseling Center of Manchester on g' r a d e 10 other Salvation Army centers achievement scholarships for ship Program for Outstanding GRADE 11 Grade 7 includes upholding the tradi­ J Main Street will sponsor a series on eating High honors Ideas ua Dovid Buono, Sonya Cosumano, Jen­ My friend Ellis Johnson tells of a young man who as well, she added. black students. Negro .students. About 80,000 High honori Diana Elliott, Scott Healy, John tion of making Irish soda Three price disorders, anorexia and bulimia for five consecu­ Luctle Albertinl, Brian Andeson, Sean Murray, Ben Wilson. nifer Connor, Judith Dalesslo, Matthew left the small town where he grew up and went away Too bad the bread isn’t also students requested nomination tive Tuesdays beginning April 12 froi^:30 to 9:30 Bvam, TInn Fellman, Martina Kosche, Honors DeMarco, Devon Gorceau, Elizabeth bread. sent overseas. One taste of the She will receive part of the Gerhard, Karen Jurezok, Jessica to seminary at Boston University. It was the first into the competition, but only categories, p.m, at Emanuel Lutheran Church on Church Karen LoFauntaIn, Sean LeBarbn, Lisa Adams, Lawrence Blake, Des­ Originally, said Asper.sch- soft and gently sweetened more than $2 million worth of - The Daniel Lessard, Katherine McCall. mond Conneely, Kevin Domour, Kerri Russo, Noah Starkey, Jessica Wllmot. time that he had really been away from home. He 1.500 were pamed semifinalists. ly that Street. Sharon S. Ledbetter, therapist, will lead the Honors lager. the church prepared tea treat could bring a lot of smiles Duchon, Annette Ellis, Anne Flel- Grade 4 and his fiancee had gone to high school and college one standard of 714 ttacked group. The cost is $50 per person or $75 for a couple. Anthony Amalo, Rachel Ambrbse, schauer, Matthew Friday, Bryan Hol­ and soda bread to be sold for to a lot of faces. Colleen Armstrong, Hilary Bell, Chris combe, Seth JaMlardo. Almee Allaire, John Carlson, Daniel together in that same small town. At Christmas they neigh- A $10 non-refundable fee is payable at registration Bocynesky, Naomi Dayenport, Mary Daley, Heather Docherty, Megan the holiday. But the bread, "This is our refreshment.” excellence. Jennifer Kingsley, Chris Lobombard, Hickey, Alpana Kumar, John Rolland, planned to be married. But the fall was a lonely lat the and preregistration is required. For more informa­ Doubleday, Tina Doucette, Paige Ep- Matthew Lamblase, Doreen Lee, Greg time. which is now sold minus the Andrew said, as the group took BALLOON STORE plnger, Denise Harr, Douglas Hooger- Legault, Karen Phillips, Rebecca RIss, Sarah Rowe, Raymond TanskI, Melinda tea. became more popular. idering tion. call 646-3811. yorst, Steyen Howard, Steyen Hughes. Uccello, Annette Wlatr. Problems began to build. The classwork was a break to sample one of the Kathryn Rivard, Julie Sabot, Nell “ People came for the soda & GIFT SHOP »rt of Todd Ingyes, Debbie Jankowski, Svphers, Jennifer Tomberg, Amanda difficult. And he was distracted by things at home. loaves. “ We want to make sure Annette Johnson, Kelly A. Johnson, Trofford, Carol Tsuchihashl. Grade S bread more than the tea.” she Michelle Juroyaty, Matthew Klrchm- Matthew Beggs, Elizabeth Brannick, Preparations for the wedding were not going it’s good.” Single Parents meet said. St. PatJdy’s Day Vicara- yer, Christine Kreeger, Lynn Kula, GRADE f Lynn Buonanno, Christine Curran, smoothly. There were misunderstandings between Irish soda bread will be sold Carey MarlottI, Janice McGary, Lori High honors Keith DeLoIre, JamI Jordan, Shonna Now the church just sells nments Connections. A Center for Learning, Inc., will Kolos, Suzanne Panas, Ann Marie his parents and her parents. Finally he decided that on Thursday between 11 a m. Balloons & McManus, Ben Mund, Kathleen Nee, Elizabeth Churnev, Christine Keklak, the bread. troops sponsor a two-session course for single parents and Mory Nericclo. Jennifer Klrchmyer, Julie Klrchmyer, SalewskI, Anne Starkey, Mara Up- he had to do something. So he made a list of all the and 1 p.m. at the entrance of Karen Palmer, Erik Plecuch, Michael enleks, Andrea Zabkar, Danielle Making the bread requires their children in grades 2 through 8 on how to Abigail Krist, Kristin Smith, Chris Cartier. things that needed to be straightened out. He the Salvation Army. 661 Main Bouquets Purtell, Paul Regan, Shannon Richter, WIrtalla. devotion. n Mar- improve their time together. The sessions are Lisa Rogowicz, Drew Romano, Jeftrey Honors collected a large pile of change and went to the pay St. The cost is $2 for a half loaf Free Green Balloon sported ’Tuesday, April 5 and 12, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Roy, Karen Sobatlno, Karen Santoro, Mark Beverly, Robert Blewitt, GENERAL HONORS The group uses 40 pounds of of bread. Dawn Soplo, Jennifer Stevens, Scott phone at the end of the hall. — » - I P«r Cufiom«r / Thurddmy Only ted to a Connections, 397 N. Main St. The sessions will be led Wanda Browning, Eric Cavoll, More ORAlDES Stone, Edon Tulman, Lucy Vosouez, Cloutier, Virginia Cormier, Jon Dough­ Nicole Aubln, Andrea CIraldo, Marlsa He called his fiancee. No matter how long it took, Rainbow tn Supplies ^ c n, ;gionaI by Ann Perrin and Lorraine LaVigne. The cost is $20 Steven VIcIno, Sheri Warner, Tracy erty, Senna Friez, David Gagne, David Widen. Grosso, Robert Herdlein, Heather they would resolve everything on that long list. He Lome bee Our eries of per family for both sessions. A non-refundable GhausI, Andrew Gorskl. McCreory, Michael March, Dina told her how upset he was. And then, his voice filled It Phil Hebenstrelt, Brian Johnson, Wehren. Bolton Democrats Rea- deposit of $6 is required by April 1. Connections will GRADE 11 Carson LaVake, Chris Lohman, Jen­ with a mixture of agitation and anxiety, he started Drive — Walk — High honors Ivisers also hold four sessions on "The Challenge of nifer Lynch, Sharon Marsland, Rachel Grade? in on problem number one. name chairman Colleen Lorenc, Patricia Nelson, Merritt, Michelle Miner, Erik Nllsen, Shena Cunningham, Allison Davis, Anger,” on four consecutive Wednesdays. April 6, Donna Nichols, Karen Sevich, Lori Before he could even finish his first sentence, she Run... 646-2302 ^ “.nlar Karen Relfer, Elizabeth Santoro, Kathleen DeMarchl, Laurie Cartier, BOLTON — Henry Kelsey was House 13, 20, and 27, from 7:30 to 9 p.m., led by Doris Tebbets, Down Wagner. Ericka Shevchenko, Elliot Snider, Ml- Travis Holyfleld, Elaine Llapakis, Jon­ interrupted him. "But John,” she said, " I love Balloon Bouquets other Honors choel Steele, Toro Thornton, Mark athan Triplet, Mona Zarinelad. elected to his fourth term as Dauphinais. The cost is $35 for the four sessions and Heidi Anderson, Shane Anderson, you!” DON’T iments Wursthorn, Gregory Young. Bolton Democratic Town Com­ Delivered or a non-refundable deposit of $12 is required by April Sandy Arnold, Rebecca Backmender, Grade* And in that instant everything changed. He never Melanie Bollsano, Michelle Barros, mittee chairman at a recent miss our 7 hour 1. There is also a book fee of $8.95 for the book, "The St. James School Brian HIrko, Priscilla Magllerl, Ron­ finished his list. The problems were still there, but Available for Pick-Up ** ion no Peter Bartok, Kim Bocynesky, Karen nie Slangen, Kelly Watt. meeting of the Democratic Town Dance of Anger.” Bushev, Eric Cloutier, Amy Covell, they were not so overwhelming anymore. used car sale! ig with Stacey Dann, Tracy Dlnnello, Judith Second term mgit i.oiK,r<- and Committee. Non.-Fri. 9tS0-5:S0 Grade S In the same way God’s word comes to each of us. age to Dupre, Todd Foster. general honors for students in John Paul Barry, Mary Nevue, The committee, which met Saturday, 3-19 Sal. 10:00-4i00 ______9 Tommy Gosselln, Shannon He- Breaking through our problems and telling us that stance g rades 5 to 8 at St. James School Nathaniel Plese, Daren RokIckI, James March 4, elected Ilvi Cannon as naghon, Helen Horton, Lisa Keefe, Savllonis, Elizabeth Shells, Marie in spite of everything, we are loved. e, and Dr. Crane’s Quiz Deborah Krist, Tom Krueger, Ste­ are: Vinci. vice-chairman, John Toomey as MANCHESTER HONDA 135 Center St. Manchester is. secretary, and Donald Palmer as Sm dur Ad In Friday's PspsrI A’ Decorating Services * Helium Rentals * Dr. William C. Trench 1 1,500 treasurer. inside 1. Which sports interval suggests older men? Weather North United Methodist Church itional CHUKKER ROUND FRAME SET Benjamin Franklin said; “ One taging 2. 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1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 16, 1988 — 5 O ’Neill plan asks S T A T E Man dies In city Jail Cruise ship adrift HARTFORD - A 3S-year-old New u t Britain man awaiting trial waa found dead N A T IO N 5-year revaluation in his cell at the Weston Street Jail. & R E G IO N The cause of the death of Antiiony Morris as fire breaks out was unknown but he appeared to have died & W O R LD HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. buiidings with stores on one level of natural causes Tuesday, said Connie MIAMI (AP) — An engine fire broke out today on the Scandina­ fire-fighting equipment and has Willlanrt A. O’Neill says he’s and apartments above, at higher Dole ready for surprise Wilks, a state Department of Correction requested additional fire-fighting present working on what he expects will vian Star, leaving the cruise ship IRA funeral bombed rates than residential property. WEST HARTFORD — Republican spokeswoman. She said correction officials equipment such as foam, water of 48.59 become a "salable” plan aimed His plan is an attempt to stem adrift in the Gulf of Mexico with isly esti- . preaidential hopeful Robert Dole, trounced found no sjgns of foul play or suicide. more than 700 people on board, and C02,” said Petty Officer BELFAST, Northern Ireland — at easing the tax burden on any move toward classification State police are conducting a routine Brian Lincoln, referring to car­ Explosions and gunfire ripped through a ise three homeowners when their property by Vice Preiident George Bush in IlUnois, authorities said. by the legislature this session. investigation and awaiting word from the bon dioxide. cemetery during a funeral for three Irish close to undergoes revaluation. David J. McQuade, a top concedes his campaign Is in trouble but “The fire is out. The fire has ease for says the state where Bush grew up might medical examiner’s office in Farmington "Presently there are no prepar­ Republican Army guerrillas, killing at “What we should do is get O’Neill aide, said the governor been extinguished, but the engine atory measures being made to budgets everybody on an even playing be the place to turn things around. as to the cause of death, said a state police room remains sealed for safety ” least three people and injuring at least 20. believes his plan is "saleable” in spokesman, Robert Slattery. Detectives evacuate passengers or crew,” police said. / field,” O’Neill told a reporter in the General Assembly. ‘T ve got a feeling this is a good state for said Coast Guard Lt. Jim Dale said Dale. He said It indicated of the 13 the state Capitol parking lot on an underdog,” Dole, a U.S. senator from are treating it as an untimely death, he here. A spokesman for Belfast’s Eastern House Democratic leaders said said. “that things are well in hand out budget Tuesday. "I think you can onlydo Monday that they will present to Kansas, told several hundred people at the An unidentified male pas­ Health and Social Services said there were there.” 23 injured, four of them seriously. A nalstate that by revaluating properly, their 91 caucus members a University of Hartford on Tuesday. senger suffered a heart attack, “Our report is that it’s under current accurately and more often.” proposal dubbed "classification “This is called a surprise state from time said Petty Officer Dan Vogeley of witness said rifles were fired and hand Bogus-bill trial begins control, they have engine com­ grenades or mortars exploded. The plan would be paid for out phase-out.” under which residen­ to time,” Dole said. “We’re ready for one. the U.S. Coast Guard’s Miami partment sealed and they’ve thstand- of about $70 million already set tial property would be assessed at We could use it.” NEW HAVEN — A “routine” bank office. The man’s condition was pumped C02 in there to smother The blasts erupted about 15 yards away it see the aside for property tax relief. lower rates than other property Dole flew to Connecticut several hours deposit in 1986 contained five fake $20 bills unknown, he said. the flames,” Vogeley said. as the flag-draped coffins of the guerrillas, Currently, property is revalued for just five years. Dale said that even though the shot by British troops in Gibraltar, were before polls in Illinois closed, having and enabled federal agents to eventually He said officials weren't sure every 10 years and towns are Under such a proposal, residen­ already conceded that primary to Bush. fire was out, the “Scandinavian being lowered into graves. A police fimenda- allowed to phase in higher tax crack a statewide counterfeiting ring, a Star is dead In the water and is what sparked the fire, which he entire tial property would be assessed at secret service agent has testified. spokesman who spoke on condition of rates during the five years after 50 percent of market value in the adrift.” began shortly after 1 a.m. today. anonymity said one man at the scene was each revaluation. Shortfalls In Bridgeport The trial of five Waterbury men charged The ship was about 35 miles off The Coast Guard cutter Vigilant arrested. ion was M first year, mixed-use prerty at 60 with running the counterfeiting ring began was expected to arrive as the The governor said he would percent and commercial prop­ Isla Mujeres, a Mexican island propose that revaluations be done erty at 70 percent. BRIDGEPORT - The city of Bridgeport Tuesday in U.S. District Court. north of the tourist resort Cancun scene about 10 a.m., he said. said. “I every five years and would call spent about $5.7 million more on municipal U.S. Secret Service Agent Thomas W. In the Yucatan Peninsula, said Coast Guard Petty Officer Reagan to veto bill A P photo tors wilt for additional staff and compu­ The percentages for residential employee benefits and pensions than it Gardner testified that on Dec. 29,1986, Coast Guard Lt. Jim Mazzonna in Richard Esterline said 707 peo­ j g e r ’ s and mixed-use property would budgeted for the 1986-87 fiscal year, Citytrust bank in Waterbury reported WASHINGTON — President Reagan GETTING VOCAL — Actor Burt Lancaster drives home his point as he ters in the state Office of Policy Miami. ple, including crew, were aboard was poised today to veto a major piece of and Management to help towns gradually increase, until all three according to unaudited figures. receiving fake money that was deposited The cruise ship Canada Star the ship. takes part in a Washington news conference Tuesday on colorization of the way classes of property were assessed civil rights legislation and call for an with the revaluation process. Reports on appropriations and revenue by the Superior Court for fines and other and another vessel, the Vera Cruz The Scandinavian Star, owned black-and-white movies. Lancaster and actor Jimmy Stewart began obby the Assessments every five years, at 70 percent after five years. for the fiscal year ended June 30,1987, also monies collected that day! I, stood by to assist, and a U.S. alternative giving corporations and by Miami-based SeaEscape Ltd., religious schools more exemptions from lobbying Congress to plead for the preservation of their film classics he said, should soften dramatic O’Neill has said many cities show shortfalls in the city’s police and fire Four days later, the bank told Gardner Coast Guard cutter was en route A A P photo offers daily “cruises to nowhere” anti-discrimination laws. against modern moguls out to "make a buck." and towns would be hurt by increases in residential tax bills departments. The unaudited figures were that it had received a deposit from Cat’s to the scene about 500 miles out of its port in St. Petersburg, that usually accompany classification because it would made available this week by the southwest of Miami. A top civil rights leader said the veto discourage business investment. SIGN OF THE TIMES - The sign Restaurant in Waterbury containing records show. Telephones were would leave “a terrible and lasting stain on revaluation, comptroller’s office at the request of The draped on a statue In Hartford several other fake $20 bills, the agent “All we know is that the ship’s unanswered at the firm’s office Jail guards arrested Ex-lover ‘disgusted’ O’Neill reiterated his opposi­ More than 100 municipalities in Post-Telegram Newspapers. testified. captain ... is completely out of here. the Reagan presidency” and Democratic reflects recent turmoil at Gallaudet leaders predicted that Congress would PHILADELPHIA — Hundreds of prison tion to what is known as tax the state, including Hartford and Mayor Thomas W. Bucci has said he This began an investigation that ended PHOENIX, Ariz. — Arizona’s top lies with classification, which would allow New Haven, will undertake prop­ University/ in Washington. The quickly override the president’s action. guards here have engaged in corruption lawman — an accuser in Gov. Evan expects a $5 million deficit in the 1986-87 with the arrests of Waterbury residents including drug sales and aiding escapes, e said, towns to tax commercial and erty revaluation within three budget, but an audit of the $217.6 million Hartford statue commemorates the Today was the deadline for action on the Mecham’s impeachment trial — is a liar Anthony Sagnella Jr,, Thomas Caporale sweeping measure, designed to overcome the district attorney said in announcing the loyees in mixed-u.se property, such as years. operating budget hasn’t been completed. founding of the American School III, Mark Mancini, and brothers Robert Kon: Not drug king, who had ambitions to be governor, claimed fanches- the effects of a 1984 Supreme Court first nine arrests from a continuing a defense witness who said she’s the If the $5 million projection is correct, the for the Deaf in West Hartford. and Timothy Jones. investigation. depart- city’s accumulated deficit would be $18 decision that has allowed institutions to lawman’s “disgusted” ex-lover. 5eople in receive federal aid even when some of Authorities say seven guards, one prison Mecham, a first-term Republican, has million. Bucci said the deficit could one of many princes cook and an inmate were charged as a iltonand State tax revenues increase to $36 million by June 30. Code reform Is closer Man admits murders their departments discriminate illegally, not been attending the Senate result of "Operation Ferret,” an impeachment trial, but defense lawyer HARTFORD — The General Assembly BRIDGEPORT — A 29-year-old city man NEW YORK (AP) - Until this investigation begun 18 months ago. moved a step closer to ensuring that without bail in the federal jail in Hosfage gets letters Jerris Leonard said attorneys hoped to 1 3 office are on the rebound AIDS hot line started who claimed he killed his girlfriend and week, almost no one had heard of Manhattan. decide by today when he will be brought to fMental disasters like the L’Ambiance Plaza her two young sons after a “strange Kon Yu-Leung, reputed drug Kon admitted to the agents who BEIRUT, Lebanon — Two Lebanese the stand. plans to HARTFORD — A telephone hot line to collapse don’t happen again in feeling” overcame him, has pleaded guilty kingpin. He wasn’t on any list of newspapers today published letters More missiles fired HARTFORD (AP) — Revenues more in February than February provide information about AIDS to arrested him he was a smuggler Christina Johnston testified Tuesday in Man- from the state sales and corpora­ 1987 in corporation taxes, al­ Connecticut, as a legislative committee to murder. most wanted criminals and he’d — of gems a nd cigarettes, author­ addressed to kidnapped American NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iran said it fired still has Hartford’s Hispanic community has been approved sweeping reforms in state that her relationship with Department of tions taxes are on the rebound, though for the first eight months Robert Greatheart agreed to plead guilty never been the subject of a crime ities said. journalist Terry Anderson and his five missiles into Baghdad today, and Iraq Public Safety Director Ralph Milstead was tt said, according to new administration set up by a group known as Latinos Contra building codes. Tuesday in Superior Court to three counts commission hearing or a news­ Investigators told a different pro-Iranian captors on the third said it shot seven into Tehran. The of the budget year, the corpora­ SIDA, whose name in English means “intimate and personal.” aken in figures, but budget officials are tions tax total —$261.2 million — “In 14 years, I don’t think feel there was of murder in exchange for a 60-year prison paper story. story: that Kon may have im­ anniversary of his abduction in Moslem Iranians said 52 civilians were killed in il office, still hedging on whether the state “Latin-Americans Against AIDS.” ever a piece of legislation as important to term. Greatheart could serve all or part of 'Today, Kon is accused of ported up to $1 billion in heroin west Beirut. nent of is still $13.4millionbelowthetotal Tehran and in Iraqi warplane raids on will end the year with a surplus or for eight months into the 1986-87 The hot line, which went into operation take action on, ” said Rep. Larry the sentence in a state psychiatric hospital, leading a conspiracy to smuggle into the United States between The independent An-Nahar and the Sunni other cities. yet ac- deficit. fiscal year. Monday, is intended to provide Anastasia, D-Norwalk, co-chairman of the as much as 1,000 pounds of 1984 and 1987. He was described isals, he depending on the outcome of an Moslem Al-Liwa also published a picture of Iran also said its warplanes bombed Students help IRS Edward C. Baida, chief of Baida also noted that capital information about the disease and help Public Safety Committee. “We’re moving examination he will be given at the Whiting Southeast Asian heroin into the as a shadowy figure with a Anderson’s 2-year-old daughter Sulome, other Iraqi cities today, and its troops economic and revenue forecast­ gains, interest and dividends those affected by acquired immune a giant step forward in bringing to Forensic Institute in Middletown. United States, far more than in half-dozen counterfeit passports who was born after his March 16, 1985, pushed into northeastern Iraq overnight WASHINGTON — If your idea of a good ing for the governor’s budget taxes are due April 15 and that deficiency syndrome. Chairwoman Clara Connecticut protection and safety for our such notorious cases as the in as many different names, who tax form is one with short sentences and Greatheart told Spear he was "a little “Pizza Connection” from Sicily abduction by Islamic Jihad. and seized the border town of Khurmal, short words, take heart. office, said Tuesday that the that will also help his office get a Acosta-Glynngaid Tuesday. workers.” nervous” as he pleaded guilty to the Sept. may have bribed high officials in Iran’s Islamic Republic News Agency corporations tax. which had and the “French Connection” “Here is Sulome, our daughter, wishing A group of students, venturing where clearer picture on how the state The Hispanic group of 13 volunteers, The committee on Tuesday unanimously 4,1986, murders of Danita Garrett, 25, and several nations. you a safe return home, daddy,” said a said. IRNA said 1,150 Iraqi troops were shown an alarming and unex­ will finish the current budget mostly from health fields, was founded a approved nearly all recommendations through Marseilles. Money, apparently, is not one of government has been less than successful, plained decrease in last month's her children, Keiwan, 7, and Kenton, 5. He Authorities say they seized 570 letter to Anderson from Madeleine, killed or wounded, but Iraq had no rp. The year June 30. year go to minister to the non-medical from a task force created by the governor then asked the judge if he could serve his his problems. The New York Post vows to come up with a series of tax forms report, was coming back. pounds of the Kon network’s reported that on a recent night Sulome’s mother. “She often asks about comment on the reported offensive. that are understandable even to the high Dopera- His office is predicting a needs of Hispanic people with AIDS. after the Bridgeport collapse. sentence at Whiting. you. Wondering which of all the planes she Also today, foreign ministers of the Gulf Society He said budget officials would heroin. The head of the Drug Kon lost $1 million at a Manila school dropout. And the students say they have a better handle on the $979,000 surplus, but the General Enforcement Administration’s casino “ and walked out is seeing will be the one bringing daddy Cooperation Council met in Saudi Arabia to uncil of Assembly’s budget arm. the will finish the job within less than six cs. the numbers after April 1, when the New York bureau calls the laughing” home...” discuss the 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war and its months. corporations tax is due. Office of Fiscal Analysis, is amount “almost mind-boggling” Anderson, 40, chief Middle East implications for the oil-rich region. es, Na- projecting a $42 l million deficit. Federal prosecutor Catherine “I don’t say it’s a simple task, but we’re Space "The trend seems to be improv­ compared with 200 pounds in the Palmer described Kon as “a big correspondent for The Associated Press, is On Tuesday, Iran accused the U.N. going to try.” Professor Nicholas J. United ing.” Baida said. The February Between now and Arpil 15. Downstate cops eye non-lethal weapons Pizza Connection and the 70 spender. He enjoys big meals, the longest-held of 22 foreign hostages in Security Council of wasting time on an pounds in the French Connection. Creme, director of the Center for Taxation ication. corporation tax figures, released Baida said, a couple of hundred good times and buying expensive Lebanon. There has been no word of him arms embargo instead of ending the Studies in the Akron University School of STAMFORD (AP) - Southw- Considered equally mind- things for people.” for three months. Tuesday, represent “the first million dollars will be pouring in. rifle and fires a shot-filled bag “It’s a responsibility of police are planning to expand their use missile duel. Law, said in an interview Tuesday. positive we’ve had in six Baida said “and that will allow us e.stern Connecticut police depart­ that expands before impact into a departments to utilize any new boggling is the fact that such a Kon came to the DEA’s atten­ ments don’t want to give crimi­ of non-lethal weapons, said police huge operator was not the agen­ months.” to take a much better look at what flat, blunt striking force, Sullivan technology and things that could Capt. John Cerar. tion in 1984, when a shipment of The state took in $5.5 million the trends are. We won’t make a nals an advantage over the said. The projectile net is a be beneficial to a community and cy’s No. 1 target, as one prosecu­ 250 pounds of heroin believed n police, but some departments are “We’ve looked at them for tor claimed, but just one of decision in terms of the surplus prefabricated, folded net that its department,” LaBianca said. many years and a lot of the destined for the United States was for another week or so.” looking at using improved non- expands into the air and entraps It’s difficult to pinpoint the several large Asian importers. seized in Hong Kong harbor. Kon, 6 6 non-lethal weapons are the same lethal weapons as a way to save They have, according to authori­ O ’Neill’s food The other positive note. Baida an attacker, he said. specific situations during which as 30 years ago and they were a Shanghai-area native living in said, was the sales tax report. lives. The training association, which non-lethal weapons should be ties, increased their share of the the British colony, fled before he “We’re not going to give anyone unacceptable 30 years ago,” city’s heroin business from 3 becomes a law has 23 towns and cities as used because violent behavior Cerar said. “But we have seen could be arrested, authorities Sales tax receipts for Febru­ an edge on the police,” Ron members, plans to study non- percent to 70 percent during the said. ary. based on January sales, can escalate so quickly, said some improvements over the Sullivan, president of the Fair- lethal weapons this summer, Westport Police Inspector Wil­ last five years, displacing the Prosecutors said he owns about HARTFORD (AP) - A bill were up 9.9 percent, compared field County Police Training past several years in the design Mafia. sanctioning a long-standing prac­ Sullivan said. liam Chiarenzelli. and suage of non-lethal $20 million in real estate in with January 1987 sales. That was Association, said Tuesday. “But Meanwhile. Norwalk Police Despite the enormity of the metropolitan New York and San The early bird tice of providing food for the an $11.2 million increase. Baida “What we have is options,” weapons.” it’s an attempt to save a life.” Chief Carl LaBianca, president of Chiarenzelli said. "These are 44-year-old Kon’s alleged opera­ Francisco and controls compan­ governor and his family at said. Police said the new weapons He said patrqLsupervisors will tion, his rivals are expected to taxpayer expense has been the Fairfield County Chiefs of pretty tough times. Obviously if soon have a weapon that pene­ ies that deal in furs, watches and “That is good, healthy growth include bean-bag guns, projectile Police, said his department is the suspect is armed with a gun, have no trouble supplying New tobacco. signed into law by Gov. William nets and cannisters that release trates the person’s clothing or York’s 225,000 heroin addicts — can still catch A. O’Neill. and reflects good consumer confi­ conducting its own research on the officer is not going to try to use skin with a charge of electricity. Police also arrested John Rou- dence ... and (shows) the October blasts of water that can stun a non-lethal weapons. He said the a bean bag.” half the national total. tollo, a former New York City The governor also signed a bill person. It causes a person experience And there will be more drug authorizing $1.3 million in bond­ 19 stock market shock was not as research is not related to any New York City police have been some pain and lose muscle policeman who is accused of as detrimental as some people A bean-bag gun resembles a specific incident. studying the issue for awhile and lords. helping Kon distribute the drugs. ing to pay for the undoing and coordination, he said. “Today’s courier is tomorrow’s IRA tax benefits. redoing of legislative leaders’ thought it could have been.” Strang said there was noevidence Raida said. king,” Robert Strang, a DEA Routollo was associated with any offices in the Legislative Office spokesman, said Tuesday. “That Building under construction local crime groups. across the street from the makes it difficult for law enforce­ Palmer said Kon had been Capitol. ment. ... It’s not like the tradi­ lured to the United States by a tional organized crime families, “unique and highly creative” Some of the leaders were 30 where there’s an organization unhappy with the configuration of ruse. But she would not elaborate their offices in the soon-to-be- Blue Ribbon ARBORS AT HOP BROOK with an observable hierarchy.” and it remained unclear why a “Many people feel that because major Asian trafficker would risk opened office building and or­ 100% Guaranteeed in cooperation with dered the work redone. of this arrest we’ve solved the a U.S. trip. used cars go on sale THE MANCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY Southeast Asia heroin problem,” The food bill was opposed by he added. “We haven’t. He’s only most Republicans who said Sat. 3-19-88 a n d O’Neill, who’s paid $78,000 a year o n e of several major 9 a m -4 p m THE WADSWORTHATHENEUM traffickers.” Buying A and gets a rent-free house and Kon, whom the police call Lincoln automobile, could afford sponsors Used Car? his own groceries, which amount MANCHESTER HONDA Johnny Kon, was arrested Sun­ Sea Our Ad In Friday's Paperl "A LOOK AT OLD MANCHESTER" day night outside the New York to $6,400 a year. i I :!■ = Hilton. He was wearing a $25,000 wait diamond-studded Piaget watch Until Saturday historical review of the "City of Village Charm" including an exhibi­ and a gold bracelet with a Buddha Or You’ll Wish You tion of the puntings by the Cheney family, as well as, lectures focusing charm, and carried $32 in a on the changing character of Manchester. pocket of his dark business suit. Had— 9 9 h e a u h m S cxjrce Kon told the judge at hm arraignment he could not affonl MANCHESTER HONDA March 19-20 Art Exhibition Opening 9-4/12-4 to hire a lawyer. He was held Saa Our Ad In Friday's Psparl AT MANCHESTER March 19-25 Art Exhibit Review 9:00-4:00 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL March 21 " Cheney Brothers Was The World" 1:30-2:30 "COlfMUNlCATION SKILLS With the new tax laws In effect, you're probably earnings. So by deferring all taxes, your IRA will yield Dr. John Sutherland, MCC D o n ^ wondering if you should still hurry and open a First substantially more than a taxable Investment paying the FOR COUPLES" Pitkin Glass Works -Tom Duff 7:00-8:00 Federal Savings IRA by April 15th The answer is yes same rate. And that could mean thousands of dollars more for your retirement. Pitkin Family History - Erland Johnson You may still be able to take tax deductions. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 16, 1988 — 7 1988 — 5 OPINION FOCUS ______A ny change An extra crib for the twins Is in order I Jac|c DEAR MR. ROSS: in tax form My grandson’s wife has DEAR MR. 8.: You’ll be off to the formed senior citizen’s club — 75 a Ittle boy, a hemophi­ races with the “ token” check I’m members total. Our treasury funds Anderson liac. who is sick with sending. I mention token — because if were recently depleted because we AIDS from contami­ T h a n k s I’m being taken, it’s only for a bought a 100-cup coffee um and bingo nated blood. It’s so sad nominal amount. But if your story is game for the pleasure of our is weicom e — my heart breaks for AMilfion on the level ...I surely didn’t turn my members. him. back on you. Percy Ross We now need a hand microphone It will com e as no surprise to anyone who Recently, they had a with an amplifier because many of the DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m flat broke has already filled out a new income tax form new addition to their members can’t hear what’s being said family — twins. Their and have lost everything. My business at the meetings. We’ve priced them that it is virtually impossible for someone Pacific S&S: f j in the coal industry was forced into great joy has been and found it’ll cost about $100 to without an advanced degree in law or bankruptcy. spoiled by the results of a simple blood give the twins a fighting chance. A purchase one with good voice tone. accounting or both to understand the test. Unfortunatley, both babies also Years ago, I worked my way If you could find in your heart to check for another baby crib is on the through school by bartending­ instructiohs that go along with the forms. No bad news another way. contribute toward our need, it would crib, because they’re both sharing the managing in a lounge. Now, I would make a lot of senior citizens happy. One of the objectives of the highly touted tax WASHINGTON — Before news reaches U.S. Beyond that, there’s not much I can appreciate the opportunity to start up reform was to simplify the tax forms. The same one. say, except it’s in God’s hands. MRS. E.F. military troops in the Pacific, it is often sanitized, my own lounge and am requesting PHILADELPHIA. PA. .effort resulted in dismal failure. If you could find in in your heart to $600,000 for setup fees. Dutch^ered or censored altogether at the hands of pay for a second-hand crib, they’d be The first hint of how complicated tax paying the editor of the Pacific Stars and Stripes. The DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m a 52-year-old Perhaps this sounds like a lot. But, if most grateful. I’m sure you can ex-Jockey who weighs 125 pounds and DEAR MRS. F.: Check 1...Check Department of Defense appointed Col. Edwin you were to view it as providing me would become came even before the forms understand the importance of having stands 4 feet 6 inches. My wife, a big 2... they’re both in $50 amounts and on Montgomery to head the newspaper in October separate cribs. with an opportunity, it’s really not all their way to you! were available to the public. The harbinger of 6-foot-tall woman of 250 pounds, beats that much. P photo 1986 Some staffers think he was brought in to If you publish this letter, please future problems was the W-4 form that me up all the time because I can’t find MR. GG.G. ^ NtA eliminate the “ bad news” about the military and change It so that the people In my a steady Job. If I had $4001 could buy a Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross taxpayers had to sumbit last year as a means FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. Is internationally known for his € ttA me administration. A former fighter pilot, grandson’s area don’t recognize the lawn mower and start a little lawn of figuring out how much should be withheld H O U M £ © i983 FiJRr woRtw Montgomery’s only prior journalism experience family. AIDS is frightening enough philanthropic works and likes to service. It would return some of my DEAR MR. G.: Any opportunity from their pay. and I wouldn’t like to see them driven encourage others to help solve prob­ was a part-time job covering high school sports for self-respect. that comes in the form you’ve nis Hometown paper. out of their home like that poor family lems for those in need. Write to Ross in But as complicated as they were, the When I can start paying all our described would knock so loud at the in Florida. care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. AP photo instructions for the W-4 form had The no-nonsense military man did little to quell living expenses again, surely my wife door, a deaf man could hear it. staffers fears from the beginning when he MRS. M L. will stop beating me up. Mr. Ross, Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. SS43S. kindergarten simplicity when compared with Sorry...but you’ll have to generate Include a phone number if you wish. STILL WALKIN’ — Nancy Sinatra, best A reportedly told them, ‘"Vou don’t have to worry ASBURY PARK. N.J. give me the fighting chance I’m this particular opportunity on your those for the 1040 EZ or the 1040. looking for. All letters are read. Only a few are known for her song “These Boots Were about whether things are accurate, balanced or own. answered In this column, although In general Americans pay their taxes, sensational because I’m going to be the sole judge DEAR MRS. L.: The handwriting MR. R.S. Made for Walkin’," reprises the tune on the wall is pretty clear to me...let’s others may be acknowledged pri­ including federal income taxes, willingly even of that.” REDONDO BEACH CALIF. DEAR MR. ROSS; We are a newly vately. during filming Monday in Malibu, Calif., though they try to find every possible legal An Irish Dream 'The newspaper is self-funded and is designed to for ABC’s "China Beach." The hourlong ir way to reduce the amount of the taxes. be independent. The military provides personnel med series dramatizes the role of American Nicholas J. Creme, a tax lawyer for 20 years The General Assembly Is meeting regularly now, Big old Timothy sprawled in his chair and distribution support but is not supposed to women in Vietnam. and a professor, has concluded that when and the biggest item on our agenda for the 1988 And dreamed of leprechauns. interfere in the editorial process. Reader wants to stop drunks Many staffers, who are professional civilian . taxpayers do not understand the law, they will session is approving a budget for the fiscal year IS Three frolicked in silhouette journalists, claim Montgomery and the Pacific Dr. Gott not com ply with it. which begins in July. Thebudget, as proposed by the Against a harvest moon governor, includesanadditional$2.66millioninstate command have made a sham of the newspaper’s y Peter Qott, M.D. "When people can’t figure out the right Casting long ribbons of shadows character to "provide free flow of news and m p * ji from having one more drink PEOPLE grant money to help operate the town of Manchester Into the Cleary starry night. answer, they will take the answer that gives and its Board of Education. information... withouth censorship or news DEAR t to I have been 100 percent true to them the best break,” he observes. Last year, our district received $13.93 million in One raised his arms to horizontal management." ABBY: Can a my husband, but I am reasonably World’s best commercial Already, it is evident to som e m em bers of state grants. Under the governor’s plan, that would And a huge cross formed The newspaper, which prints 40,000 copies a day.; person turn in certain that the woman in his Congress that tax penalties are being increase to $16.59 million. Let’s look at what some of On the sparkling moonlit sea. is the prime source of news for the 130,000 enlisted another person office was not his only affair. He LOS ANGELES - Michael J. Fox’s if Far, far below. personnel In Japan, Korea, Guam and the — a friend or acrobatic quest for a soft drink to satisfy an assessed against low-income taxpayers who that grant funding would be for. The bulk of the Dear Abby is very attractive and friendly, was Philippines. spouse — for and his business takes him out of attractive apartment neighbor won three cannot afford to pay for the professional help grants. $13.28 million, would cover education costs. Timothy then saw a swamp. Another $5 million would go toward property tax Because of the censorship allegations, the paper Husband hooked drunk driving? Abigail Van Buren town, so I am not being unduly awards in an international competition for they need to get abatement of penalties. The early morning mist is now under investigation by the General Say. for exam­ suspicious. television and radio commercials. relief: thatmoneycomesfromafundtheLegislature Shaped a goblin whose eyes ple, you know A penalty system designed to curb abuses established last session to help communities ease Accounting Office at the request of Sen. William With all this talk about AIDS, I The TV commercial for Diet Pepsi was Were lumps of coal. A little fellow that this person by high-income taxpayers is likely to work their property tax burden. More money, $3.33 Proxmire, D-Wis. on cough syrup would like my husband to be named sweepstakes winner, world’s best live Taunted and poked at the sprite with his is out getting most effectively against low-income mill on. would help cover the costs associated with Our associate Jim Lynch interviewed seven tested. He refuses, saying I am action 60-second English-language commer­ scepter. drunk and being vindictive, bitchy, punitive od our local roads. The rest of the funding would help present and former Pacific Stars and Stripes cial and best humorous commercial at 1 taxpayers because the forms and instructions While a companion, clinging to a cat tail DEAR DR. GO’TT: My husband is hooked on plans to drive himself home. someone to check out the report. and insulting. Am I? I don’t think Manchester cover the usual costs associated with a journalists and obtained many of the documents Tuesday’s 28th International Broadcasting ^re so difficult to follow. • Urged him on. nighttime cough syrup. He drinks at least a Could you phone the police and But they will not send an officer to I am . I have an appointment to be Awards dinner. town, such as capital improvements, and help keep now under scrutiny by the GAO. tell them where this person is and A group of students at Creme’s Akron six-ounce bottle a day. Is this a problem? a bar to lie in wait for potential tested, and pray I test negative. I A series of three commercials for Wine down our local tax burden. Now appeared in sharp focus Ail the tricks that can be used to censor a describe the kind of car he’s ful, University School of Law is trying to com e up newspaper are used at Pacific Stars and Stripes,” drunk drivers. We cannot arrest just want to make sure that one of World was the radio sweepstakes winner. It We are delighted that Manchester would receive His high school sweetheart, with driving, so he can be followed, us is around to rai.se our three TIS with a series of tax forms that can be a journalist at the Stripes’ Tokyo office told us. DEAR READER; Very likely. Most cough syrups someone for what he ’might’ do. also won the series trophy. this additional funding. It will help makeour schools, Her laughing green eyes, reddish brown pulled over and arrested? Someone must witne.ss the person children who are all under 18. >1 Some former and present staffers believe that have high alcohol levels and some prescription The annual competition sponsored by the understood by high school dropouts. They roads, and ther services better serve you. Hair, freckles, and her no-nonsense chin. Or must the drunk driver breaking the law. ’Knowing’ that WORRIED WIFE sy syrups contain other compounds, such as codeine, Hollywood Radio and Television Society want to do it by putting fewer words in each Of course, the overall spending package must be Montgomery sees reporters as “ part of the commit some kind of traffic person is about to do so is not that can be addicting. If, as you say, he is “ hooked” attracted more than 5,000 entries from 60 carefully reviewed now by the General Assembly. On her head was a jewelled tiara left-wing conspiracy.” violation before he can be pulled sufficient. DEAR WIFE: I think you’re a sentence and picking words that have fewer on cough medicine and requires as much as six countries. We are excited that the budget proposal includes In the middle of which stood a leprechaun If the underlings are chafing, Montgomery’s over, made to walk a straight “ For example, if I pull up to a wise woman. Take the test. But be re syllables. ounces a day, he may — depending on his brand of additional money for education, housing and other Dressed in emerald green with gold piping. superiors are not. A memo from the Pacific fleet’s line, have his breath tested and red light and see a man slumped aware that there are false posi­ It will not be an easy job. And it certainly public affairs bureau to the Tokyo office after choice — be taking in a significant amount of all that? needed programs that will benefit the entire state as He grinned as she gently grasped him. alcohol. over unconscious in his car and 1 tives and false negatives, so I Ion will not be possible to write the form s all in Montgomery had been on the job three months Also, can the person who is Gish gives to theater well as this community. Still, if is our job and the job investigate and smell liquor from recommend that you be tested )f The treasure assured, she released the turning someone in remain ano­ words of one syllable. of our colleagues to add our mark to the package and fellow said, ’Change in leadership at PS&S with new Active alcoholics deny their disease and may go to two feet away, can I arrest the again in about six months. Your BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - Actress Lillian emphasis on balance in all stories has led to visible nymous? I am just a good citizen man for drunk driving? No" I can husband should be tested, too. But But Creme and his students are on the right see what can be done to make the budget plan better And watched him fly off into infinity. amazing extremes to “ prove” that they are not Gish has donated $10,000 to Bowling Green reduction of bad news military stories on the front problem drinkers. Vanilla extract and over-the- who wants to remove someone charge him for being drunk in a testing isn’t enough. If he con­ track. Whatever they develop willbe an reflect the needs of our state. When our work is done page.” from the streets temporarily State University to enhance the film theater in late April, we are confident that the General Santa flew his sleigh and reindeer counter cough remedies are favorite beverages that public place, but since I did not tinues to have extramarital af­ that bears her family’s name. improvement. before that person—removes fairs. he must learn safer sex Thru the wintry night while leprechauns Some of the complaints turned over to the GAO take the place of less socially acceptable see him driving, I cannot arrest The gift is designated for the Dorothy and Assembly will be able to show the public a budget that alleged that: someone from the earth perman­ him for drunk driving. techniques and follow them to the 6 is good for this community as well as the state as a On a frenzy from the jingling of the bells substances. Lillian Gish Film Theater endowment fund, ently. Sign me... whole. Hopped madly about on reindeer backs. * Montgomery refused to publish news of a “ And, yes, the name of the letter. The end result is the same for the patient who A GOOD CITIZEN witness can be withheld on which supports activities in the building that speech by actor Ed Asner that was critical of the DEAR ABBY; We have a very commemorates the Gish sisters’ contributions One fellow holding to the tip of a horn U.S. government. “ Everyone knows Ed Asner is a chooses alcohol-containing products from the DEAR CITIZEN; I cannot request” dear family member who loves to Rep. James McCavanagh Pointed a finger at the white steepled towns supermarket, the pharmacy or the liquor store. to the performing arts. communist, ” the colonel allegedly said. speak for other cities, but a DEAR ABBY: Four years ago entertain. However, she does not The theater, dedicated in 1976, showcases 12th Assembly District below. spokesman for the L A. Police ■ Montgomery printed an article about the I suggest that you begin viewing your husband’s my husband had an affair with a wear her eyeglasses in the the art of film by offering regular showings of Department said: "If a caller From a small gray cloud a leprechaun Reagan administration’s decision to break the preoccupation with cough syrup as substance young woman in his office. She kitchen (only for reading) and Rep. John Thompson phones to report that he or .she has classic movies. emerged SALT II arms treaty, but deleted references to abuse. See an alcohol counselor or go to an Al-Anon told him her husband had been her kitchen gets dirtier by the The theater is undergoing a $250,000 13th Assembly District witnessed someone driving errat­ consistently unfaithful. This af­ week. We find silverware with Followed by a flock of his fellows Democratic senators who were critical of the meeting to learn ways of handling the situation and renovation of its seating, projection facilities, ically, the LAPD will send fair lasted two years. particles of old food on them, and Who flew down and landed on the lawn. president. setting up a confrontation, using professional help to and gallery. The renovation is scheduled to be ■ Montgomery killed an article from The New aid your husband to face his problem. it is at the point where we’d rather Timothy wondered why they were all not eat there. We go to her house completed in May 1989. Letters to the editor dressed in black. York Times News Service that said prostitutes Gish also donated $10,000 in 1986 to advance near U.S. military bases in the Philippines were To give you more information. I’m sending you Data Bank quite often, but we know no way to my Health Report, Self-Help II: Mental Illness- tell her. and support the study of film at Bowling Letters should be brief and to the point. They A tightness in his chest weakened carrying the AIDS virus. He chastised an editor for Substance Abuse. Perhaps she and others who are Green. should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease Timothy O’Shaughenesy. llA ” poor news j udgment’ ’ after the editor suggested too vain to wear their eyeglasses Gish, 91, was bom in Ohio and made her in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be He rose from his chair, looked out the that the story belonged on the front page. A Stars window Other readers who would like a copy should send will take heed. I’m sure there are acting debut at the turn of the century in the O tMtbvNCA. tfK J -4 signed with name, address and daytime telephone and Stripes reporter was assigned to do a version of ’ $1 and their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, Hearing Problems many of them. village of Rising Sun, about 20 miles from number (for verification). And saw only three black crows. the story, which ran on page 13. "Mirror, mirror on the wail. Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the M, IN WEST PALM BEACH Bowling Green. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Montgomery denied calling Asner a communist title. Who has the deepest pockets of all?" interests of brevity, clarity and taste. Alfred B. Sundqnist, M.D. The congenial colonel told us that he has been Percent with hearing difficulties DEAR M.: Your relative has a Age bigger problem than the vanity misunderstood, and that his editing decisions are DEAR DR. GO’TT; What can be done for my that prevents her from wearing More than musicals based on a shortage of space or a need for balance. problem tongue? It is swollen much of the time and n 2 % her eyeglasses. She needs to learn HAZLETON, Pa. — The TV personality who “ A good number of the ones who are upset want is shiny and bumpy, painful at the edges and has how to wash dishes and flatware calls himself The Amazing Kreskin looked into to get rid of all military authority at this paper,” 15% Governor still in no hurry to endorse deep crevices. My guns and lips also are swollen. properly. You do her no favor by the future of entertainment and predicted that Montgomery said. “ I have not taken pains to 114% pretending not to notice old food dinner theaters next season will offer more MichaelM ichppi DukakisDlllralric andon/l A1A1 Gore were on the <1. phone protect the Reagan administration,” he added, DEAR READER; I suspect that you may have a particles on the silverware. Take than just musicals. to Hartford right away on the morning after Super I 26% weakness for a very old idea, also quit. But they, noting that the Iran-Contra scandal ran on the front mouth infection and tongue inflammation called this dear family member aside Future dinner theaters will resemble the Tuesday. The message was essentially the same in along with Illinois Sen. Paul Simon and Missouri pages of Stars and Stripes. glossitis. CJheck with your dentist to see if antibiotic 36% and tell her! supper clubs of the 1940s with plush decor, each instance: “ How about it. Governor? I’d love Rep. Dick Gephardt will be on the Democratic Montgomery also insists that he is not taking therapy wouid help you. It’s far better than inventing to have your support. ’ ’ outstanding meals and a wider variety of Capitol ballot with Gore, Dukakis and the Rev Jesse orders from above. But the minutes of Pacific Stars excuses to refuse her invitations. entertainment, Kreskin said Tuesday In a Both had done well in that shootout of 20 state Jackson. NEA graphic and Stripes advisory board meetings tell a speech to the annual convention of the primaries and both would be heading for , Comments The GOP ballot, equally frozen in time, will have different story. The board, made up of public ~ National Dinner Theater Association. Connecticut soon with its primary coming up on Kansas Sen. Bob Dole and Kemp with Pat relations people from each of the Pacific military -J Because television is offering a wider choice March 29. if they could last that long. Both wanted Bob Conrad Robertson and Vice President George Bush, no bases, is supposed to make administrative — not Baby brings an end to their high iife of entertainment, “ to survive in the next the endorsement of their Democratic friend at the matter how meaningless, as with the Democrats editorial — policy for the paper. decade, you must offer more than the same 9 state Capitol. some of the options are. However, the chairman of that board. Col. DEAR BRUCE: old buffet and musical,” he said. But Gov. Bill O’Neill was in no hurry. His reply Theodore R. Hell, recommended at a meeting last It also seems logical that you board they owe me. If the horse were We’ve been married for consider taking another job. You alive, I could hold onto It, but now I He said concerts', discos and festivals also was the same to both: "Congratulations. Good Political note December that the various commands relay have changed theatergoers’ tastes. “ They luck, but not yet.” two and a half years, notice I didn’t say “ part-time.” I have nothing to threaten them with. according to returns in the primary. information to Montgomery for print. “ This is yet and, up until now, we’ve want to participate in the entertainment O’Neill speaks for at least the party’s Big Three Moderate Democrats In the House, organized another way commands can better ensure mean an additional full-time job. How do I get my money? — F.R. So (3’Neill was polite enough last week. He was last year by Rep. James McCavanagh of had no money problems Nicholasville, Ky. • rather than just sitting and watching a on that score - himself, U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd and command information they want published Smart Money bringing home as much money as also firm in telling Gore and Dukakis he’ll sit it out whatsoever. We own the production.” State Chairman John Droney. If things change in Manchester, will have a fund-raiser April 11 at the actually sees print,” he explained. possible, perhaps as much as your a while longer. new Bridgeport Hilton to pad their war chest for usual extras such as a wife currently earns. DEAR F.R.: Since the collateral is Kreskin, a 53-year-old self-styled more recent primaries, they can still move before As one Stripes staffer put it, the advisory board is ' Bruce Williams helping elect more allies in November. They are VCR, big-screen televi­ After that’s accomplished, you both a thing of the past and the former “ mentalist,” has performed extrasensory this state’s primary. Their intention just now I like the way Droney put it. The chairman who “the direct equivalent of having city hall and the sion, and two imported IS also under pressure to endorse a candidate, said counting on influential Rep. Mario Testa of that should sit down and make some very horse owner refuses to pay, the courts feats on his own syndicated TV show and in however, is to wait. chamber of commerce in your home town establish cars. We are making he s having fun and enjoying the attention — like city to turn out legislators from the area Tickets serious decisioons about your clearly hold the solution to this dozens of talk-show appearances. Democratic leaders in Connecticut have had two the editorial policy for your local newspaper.” our payments with no the bachelor who has plenty of dates but isn’t ready are $100 each. spending. problem. If the amount owed is within priorities all along. They want to be together on a The situation of the Pacific Stars and Stripes problems and even sav­ the parameters of small-claims court to get serious with anyone, “ Once you get The moderates aren’t happy with the draft of a It’s a troublesome paradox that candidate at the national convention in Atlanta differs markedly from that of the European ing a little bit of money. I know our the norm rather than the exception. in your state, by all means go that married,” said Droney, “ you can’t go bowling with platform for the party’s state convention in July. when a new child arrives your next July. They want to be with a winner. edition, according to reporters who have written house payments are high, but up until And you’ve made the very serious expenses increase and, frequently, route. Falling that, you’ll have to Nancy cancels her trip the guys anymore.” They’ve told the chairmen of a panel developing O’Neill and Dodd don’t want to find themselves for both papers. The managing editor of the now this has been no problem, mistake, as many young people do, of your income decreases. This is decide whether to demand a smaller WASHINGTON — Laryngitis caused Nancy Incidentally, don’t fret over candidates who are the platform. Reps. David Lavine of Durham and because of our dual income. going in different directions, as they were in 1984 European edition laughed at the notion of keeping assuming that the two pay checks will something that you really should have amount of money or, alternatively, go Reagan to cancel a trip today to a Nashville, dropping out of the race. Connecticut will bring Terry Bertinuson of East Windsor, there’ll be But now my wife is pregnant, and continue forever. considered before, but most of us to a higher court. when the governor was with Walter Mondale for trouble unless it is amended. unflattering news about military out of print. “ It Tenn., school that a snowstorm had prevented president and Dodd supported Gary Harf. them all back on March 29 as though word of those sells newspapers, ” he told us. she says that after the baby comes, I doubt seriously that you both need make these kinds of mistakes when Next time, don’t allow someone to casualties hadn’t penetrated our little colony yet she does not intend to return to her job her from visiting once before. The real bottom line, to belabor the expression of “ the usual” new cars, and although we’re young. Now it’s time to pay the get this far without paying you! Once Ballots in Democratic and Republican primaries for at least two and a half years. She “ She can’t talk. It’s a bad case of the day. is what is best for Connecticut, politically Not-so-polltical note It’s nice to have the VCR, etc., these piper. a bill is more than 60days overdue, it’s will have their names right up there with the feels her place is with the child, “rhat are things you can do without. I also time to take vigorous action to collect laryngitis,” spokeswoman Wendy Weber Survival in this game, like charity, begins at home Bob Jullano, director at Bradley International survivors. The law gives us no choice. may be so. but there is no way we can can understand your wife’s position it. or at least to find out why the money Toler said Tuesday. “ She started losing her The upper-level candidate who brings the most Airport in Windsor Locks, says 500 more long-term iHanrIlpatpr Hrralft DEAR BRUCE: We have a'small So it is that the first name on the Democratic make our payments if she quits that she will not return to work while is being withheld. voice last night.” . strength to the ticket and has the best apparent parking spaces will be open by summer. That’s farm where we board horses. I have ballot will be that of former Arizona Gov. Bruce Foundod In 1881 working. your child is very young. been boarding the neighbors horse for Mrs. Toler said the White House physician. shot at winning will probably be the one receivins good news for travelers who find “ Lot Full” signs Babbitt (remember him ?), and on the GOP list PENNY M 8IEFEERT...... Publtoh«r I’ve pleaded with her, begged her, So I will be up to you to increase the last 18 months and, as far as I Bruce Williams, America’s top Dr. John Hutton, had advised the first lady not the support of O’Neill & Co. when they are trying to catch planes there now It OEOBQE T CHAPPELL...... ! ] ] ]... U.S. Rep. Jack Kemp’s name will be at the top. lost my temper and gotten no place. your income or decrease the outgo or know, they have no complaints. They radio talk host. Is heard each week to travel. Up to now. the governor and the others have been should keep Bradley, an emerging world-class ...... Ex«eutlw Editor It was the second time the first lady had Babbitt was out of it even before Secretary of the What do you suggest as a comprom­ both. The likelihood is that you can got behind on their payments by about night on NBC stations. His column uncommitted. They have talked of going to the airport, from living with a world class rip-off in its ise? I’m at my wits’ end. — B.R., Lake been forced to cancel the visit to Warner State Julia Tashjian drew lots to determine places ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AMoclato Editor sell one car. You may lose on the deal, five months, but I felt they would pay, appears every Monday, Wednesday convention that way. They could have the company parking area for people who have no choice but to Charles, La. onXhe ballots. He wants it that way. but that’s the way it is and at least it so I didn’t make a big fuss. and Friday. Write to Williams in care Elementary School and a drug and alcohol then of a few delegates who are also in that boat use the short-term lot. I know. I ran into that "Lot ...... Advortliino Dlroetor will reduce your monthly payments. I But last month, the horse died of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box abuse prevention program; a snowstorm had Kemp withdrew last week from the GOP field. MARK F. ABRAITI8 ...... B ubIo m h because "Uncommitted” Is on the ballot along with Full” nightmare recently and wound up shelling DEAR B.R.: You have come up hope that you are not obliged to through no fault of mine, and now the 891, Manchester 06040. Letters of prevented Mrs. Reagan from visiting the city Hart, the former Colorado senator whose "new SHELDON COHEN...... C o m p o t^M o m K real-life candidates. Delegates are apportioned out $79 for one week in the only space available the against a reality of our current society dispose of your home and go to a neighbors say that since the horse is general interest will be answered In the first time. ideas” campaign suffered from his reported ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrSSroom short-term lot. JEANNE G FROMERTH...... C lrculM lo o that the two-paycheck home is now smaller home. dead, they will not pay the six months the column. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 16,1988 » M -7

New housing starts No federal taxes attached to gifts MARKET REPORT Wheat exports growing end of the century Activity ovof the past Xi tfadif>Q days b u s i n e s s 2 M -I ■ Hie ni|mber of persons reaching working QUESTIOI^: WASHINGTON — Subsidized sales are 8ge will steadily diminish through the year 2000. climb In February and would not be subject to SO states and the District of expected to account for more than 60 percent of I make approx­ income tax.' Columbia have gift to minors HamStan has Navy project ■ Six of every 10 jobs will be for clerical, imately $50,000 all U.S. wheat exports this year, according to service or professional and technical workers. His second $500 of unearned acts. 2.100- WASHINGTON (AP) - housing activity In February, a y e a r and WINDSOR LOCKS - Hamilton Standard is projections by the Agriculture Department. ■ Unless trends can be changed, growing Housing construction posted which was much stronger than income would be taxable at his All kinds of bank accounts, developing a lightweight, five-blade high- have a 2-year- Investors’ tax rate — 15 percent as of 1988. including certificates of deposit, lill Total wheat exports are forecast at a six-year numbers of economically disadvantaged youths the biggest increase in more expected, was likely to ease old son. Do the powered propeller for a shore-based high of 1.55 billion bushels in the marketing year will drop out of school and be unsuited for than a year as new projects worries about a possible reces­ His unearned income in excess of can be registered that way ^ can antisubmarine aircraft to succeed the Lockheed 2,000- II tax laws allow Guide $1,000 would be taxable at your that runs through May 31, up 54 percent from available job opportunities. climbed by 8.9 percent in sion this year, especialiy since stocks and bonds. ■lit 1986-87. me to make a William A. Doyle tax rate — either 15 or 28 percent Be aware of that, once ap ** '*’7 U.S. Navy ■ As many as 300.000 Connecticut adults may y February, the government re­ other business barometers in­ gift of money to p e United Technologies Corp. division is a Sales of subsidized wheat under the Export — uintil he reaches age 14. Once be illiterate at a time when technological and ported today. cluding employment gains, account is set up in gift to minors subcontractor for General Electric of Lynn, III The Commerce Department have shown strength since the my son? If such he’s 14, all his income — unearned act form, it is an irrevocable gift. 1.000- Enhancement Program, or EEP, have climbed office skills are most in demand. a gift is al­ Mass., whose GE38 turboprop engines would DOW JONI S AVI lIA r.l said the increase last month Oct. 19 stock market collapse. and earned — will be taxable at It belongs to the child and canndt rapidly this year, particularly since last October, lowed. how his rate. power the stretched P-3C Orion aircraft being 15. 198« says the department’s Economic Research pushed construction activity to The 8.9 percent rise in be taken back. When the chiQd developed by Lockheed. HIGH 2.002.17 Satellite reaches orbit much and is it tax free? Do not confuse federal gift tax These complicated rules on reaches the age of majority, 1,0 0 0 - Service. a seasonally adjusted annual housing starts in February with federal income tax. Those Lockheed is one of three companies competing LOW 2.030.17 rate of 1.49 million units. was the sharpest monthly gain youngsters’ incomes are prime which varies from 18 to 21 in 2.047.41 Big sales have been made to the Soviet Union WASHINGTON — An American communica­ The increase followed de­ ANSWER: You can make gifts are two different levies. Gifts are examples why the “Tax Reform different states, the account!s antisubmarine patrol plane CHANGE Down 2.00 and China, the two largest wheat importers, as tions satellite that was launched last week has since a 12.7 percent rise in of money, stocks, bonds and/or never subject to income tax. Which has been in production since the early clines of 1.9percentin January December 1986. Act of 1986” has become known as custodian is required to turn ovdr well as to Poland, Algeria, Egypt, Morocco and rocketed into geosynchronous orbit and should and 15.8 percent in December. anything else to your son and to If the mohey you give your son the “Accountants and Tax Lawy­ the “custodial property” to the 1960s and uses Hamilton Standard 54H60 Iraq, the agency said in a new outlook report. start operations early in April. Housing permits, consi­ other people. You could give is put into a bank account or some propellers. Those back-to-back monthly dered a good sign of future ers Full Employment Bill.” Par­ new adult. The Spacenet III satellite owned by GTE Corp. away millions of dollars, if you place else where it earns interest ents have to retain professional The others are Boeing and McDonnell Douglas. was launched Friday night by a French Ariane declines, which left housing economic activity, also rose had that kind of money. or into stocks where it earns Too many lack Job skills starts at their slowest pace sharply in February, Jumping help, just to prepare the kids’ tax QUESTION: I am interested in The Navy is expected to choose a winner late this AP graphic rocket. On Tuesday, the satellite fired its apogee since the end of the last To keep things simple, it’s wise dividends, the Internal Revenue returns. using the gift to minors act but .1 summer. NEW BRITAIN — The need for better 11.5 percent to an annual rate to give no more than $10,000 to any Service could get into the act. Technologies Corp., has received orders totalling kick motor, a small rocket engine, and moved recession, had raised fears of a of 1.40 million units, also the cannot locate the part of Federal employment and training programs in into orbit 22,300 miles above the equator, GTE one individual each year. If you A federal income tax return QUESTION: What is the best Income Tax Form 1040 on which $600 million for the PW4000, its latest jet engine Connecticut will grow dramatically in the next possible new economic down­ biggest monthly gain since were wealthy and generous, you must be filed for any dependent officials said. turn in the wake of the record December 1986. procedure to follow when I make to report the gift. Should this gift P&W gets engine order model. The jet engine is for use on wide-body decade because too many unemployed will lack Since the satellite is moving at the same rate of collapse of the stock market in might give $10,000 annually to child whose "unearned income” gifts of money to my young child ? to a minor be listed on Schedule A aircraft, such as Boeing 747s and 767s. required skills, according to state labor officials, Many economists had been each of as many people as you from interest and dividends tops EAST HARTFORD — Martinair Holland, ah speed as the earth, it will in effect hover over a October. predicting a rebound in hous­ as a miscellaneous deduction? Martinair will take delivery of its new 767s in "The Connecticut Workplace to the Year 2000’ ’ like. By keeping your people as $500 a year. ANSWER: The easy and sensi­ Amsterdam-based charter airline, will purchase September 1989. point on the earth’s surface. M Pessimists noted that hous­ ing. given the fact that mort­ was prepared by the state Department of Labor’s The 1,562-pound satellite provides a you like. By keeping your gifts in Assuming your son’s only in­ ble way is through the gift to five PW4000 engines and parts worth $25 million ing is often the first sector to gage rates have falien sharply ANSWER: No! You can’t take Scandinavian Airlines System, Lufttransport Office of Research and Information. Among the that range, there will be no come would be from interest minors act. Using that procedure. a tax deduction for a gift you from Pratt & Whitney, the jet engine company communications link between points in all 50 of turn down at the onset of a new since the first of the year and has announced. Unternehmen, Latur and China Arilines all conclusions: the United States. Clients include The Associated recession. federal gift tax due and you will and-or dividends, the first $500 he You open an account in an adult’s make to a child or to any other selected the PW4000 engines earlier this year for are again in the singie-digit not even be required to file receives each year would be name, under the gift to minors act Pratt & Whitney, a division of United ■ An average of more than 82,000 jobs will be Press and the television groups of ABC, CBS, However, the big jump in range. individual. Don’t list that gift any their new aircraft. available Ip ’^"nnecticut each year through the federal gift tax returns. offset by his standard deduction of the state in which you live. All place on your income tax return. CNN and Gannett. photo A Industrial production up lest ^ere une for fifth straight month in the Greater ilif., WASHINGTON (AP) - U S. an annual rate of 6.1 million units REAL ESTATE Manchester Area 3ng OPPORTUNITIES industrial production edged up 0.2 was little changed last month can percent in February, the fifth from the January pace but A ■< consecutive monthiy increase, production of light trucks, which C entury 21 Epstein R ealty Featuring: Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate the government reported today. had been holding up the overall Kiernan Realty The Federal Reserve said the production level, fell. Kiernan Realty advance followed a 0.3 percent 357 Ea.st Center Street 519 Center St. increase in January and ieft i n / North Main St. Q n lu w ;,, American industry operating at a Manchester Manchester rate 5.8 percent above a yearago. 649-1147 Manchester, CT 06040 T f f Z I 649-4000 While continuing to post in­ JOHNNIE’S Z e \ 6 4 7 -8 8 9 5 LINDSEY REAL ESTATE creases, the gains so far this year EPSTEIN REALTY have been substantiaily beiow CHARLES e. LMMCV B R A SS K E Y Jtl WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION •ROKEfVOWNeR advances in the last part of 1987. Each office Indepervjantly owned and operated. Put Number 1 To Work For You.* Industrial production shot up 1.1 percent in October and climbed COVENTRY $229,900 MANCHESTER *215.000 0.5 percent in both November and Corned Beef TO BE BUILT Manchester *244,500 “Quiet, child-safe neighborhood" December. 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March 16.19M 1988 - t U.S. eyes Noriega’s soldiers Route 6 debate begins again 1 fDaurlirslrr Hrralii 1 ing Continued from page 1 wetlands permit, Murphy said flnances. Section 2, Page 11 - 2000. options in Tuesday, the Corps must con­ The pit was purchased in 1978 in thwart coup attempt Finance, both of whom sought sider the need for the express­ order to provide sand for roads. FOOD Wednesday, March 16, 1988 assurances that the DOT will not way, the availability of alterna­ Duchesneau said outside the take Andover’s sand and gravel Nicaragua Contlnned from page I has denied the accusations. tives andthedetrimentaleffectof hearing that the pit is to be opened pit in order to build the highway. the expressway. for use this spring. On Feb. 25, President Eric In addition, Marlon McLaughlin, Continued from page 1 gear surrounded the head­ Arturo Delvalle' announced he J. Wllliain Bums, commis­ Duchesneau also criticized the quarters, in one of the older a chairwoman of the Connecticut sioner of the state DOT, said there DOT for sending out a leaflet Fitzwater told reporters that was dismissing Noriega as Citizen Action Group, presented may sections of Panama City. Resi­ were no real alternatives to the earlier this month soliciting sup­ "a ll options are under considera­ defense chief and replacing dents were kept at least a block information that she said showed department’s plans. port for the highway project. nd tion. At this moment, everything him with Col. Marcos Justines, away from the compound. that the state could lose federal "A s the growth of Eastern “ The DOT should not take a is being considered short of chief of staff. Justines refused Reports said the coup at­ money If the highway project is Connecticut continues, there re­ stand on which way the express­ (U.S.) invasion.” the job. tempt was led by the 3rd not begun soon. CCAG opposes mains no viable alternative to way should go but should just Fitzwater commented one day The Noriega-dominate Na­ Infantry Company of of the 5th the highway project. constructing the Route 6 express­ present the facts,” she said. after Reagan met with Demo­ tional Assembly quickly The hearing will continue at lica- Battalion from Chirtqui pro­ way,” he said. CCAG’s McLaughlin read from cratic and Republican congres­ ousted Delvalle and named vince, bordering Panama’s Jorgenson Auditorium today, And Richard Martinez, chief of a prepared statement that the lias sional leaders. He failed to Education Minister Manuel frontier with Costa Rican. The from 1 to 5 p.m., and will planning for the DOT, said, state has so far received author­ )uld persuade the Democratic leaders Solis Palma the new head of reconvene again at 7 p.m. light infantry company is state. "Widened Route 6 is a shortsigh­ ity from the federal government to get behind a new package of known as the "Dlablos Rojos,” Another hearing, also beginning ted, Band-Aid approach.” to spend $42 million for the humanitarian aid for the Contras. Leaders of the opposition or Red Devils. at7p.m., may be held at Uie same Andover First Selectman Ea- expressway project, which must Congressional sources, declin­ and the Roman Catholic location on Thursday if a large Noriega, who has not been rleen Duchesneau said during be spent between Oct. 1 of this ing to be named, said at the Church have complained that number of people have not had seen publicly since Friday, is the U.S. indictments left No­ Tuesday’s hearing that the DOT year and ^ptem ber 30,1990. She A menu meeting Reagan pounded the the chance to speak after to­ determined to remain in Pa­ had proposed Oie taking of said that the DOT is expected to table and said, "There are some riega with no option but to night’s hearing. nama and ride out the storm, Andover’s sand and gravel pit in ask for $40 million for the period people around this table who remain in Panama in fear of Lt. Col. Stanley J. Murphy, the several close associates said the wetlands plan it submitted to from Oct. 1,1989, to Sept. 30,1991. rate of don’t seem to know who the bad extradition if he flees to a third hearing officer for the Corps, said Tuesday. They spoke on condi­ country. the Corps of Engineers last July. McLaughlin noted that work on sra guys are down there.” that at the earliest the Corps tion of anonymity. Duchesneau said she wanted it an expressway is not expected to Today, Fitzwater said, "More White House and other offi­ would rule on whether to issue a Noriega was indicted by two put on the public record that the begin before 1991. than 1,500 Sandinista troops are cials have said the indictments wetlands permit in six months. M federal grand juries in Florida will not be dropped, but some DOT has since promised not to Ethan Rome, CCAG’s state­ iOof now inside Honduras, attacking The Corps could reject the for the last month on narcotics traf­ take the sand and gravel pit. wide organizer, said before the freedom fighter camps in an have indicated privately that application, issue a permit or dated ficking charges that link him Mark Houle, chairman of An­ hearing that the money, which is effort to destroy their remaining the United States might agree have the DOT prepare an envir­ They say the Irish food is S, with the notorious Medellin dover’s Board of Finance, said earmarked for construction supplies.” quietly not to pursue Noriega if onmental impact statement on drug cartel of Colombia. He that the taking of the pit, which he rather than design work, has to be terribly plain and boring, but "The United States govern­ he chooses to leave Panama. the project, he said. valued at more than $5 million, reauthorized by Congress if it is ment today is examining its In making a decision on the could adversely affect the town's not spent. that is just not true.?f A options,” he said. Irish A Police raid Bush locks up Illinois; Democrats in dead heat Continued from page 1 By Nancy Pappas on his victory but in almost the Simon said in several inter­ should get behind a nominee.” times. Grease a round glass casserole and pat in after absorbing another beating Manchester Herald same breath seemed to dismiss it views that his relative lack of Jackson finished second in the at the hands of the vice president. the dough. Use a knife to cut a 4-inch cross into the nets cocaine The Democrats had no luxury as Illinois voters paying "re­ campaign money wasn’t a big duel of favorite sons, and said, "Illinois has spoken loud and top. to talk of locking up anything. The spects to a sitting senator” who An East Hartford man wl)o problem, though he concluded his “ Jesse Jackson, in popular vote clear and strong,” said Bush, who Place loaf in a preheated 350-degree oven and race for a nominating majority of police say sold cocaine to Man­ had focused on his home state appearance on CBS-TV by saying and delegates, is on top of the now has won 18 straight primar­ It often seems to be the converts who embrace a bake for about 35 minutes. Watch closely to be sure delegates was a dead heat be­ while Jackson was competing in chester residents was arrested at with a smile, “ Any of your race.” ies — 16 of them one week ago on culture most enthusiastically. that it does not burn. Yield: one loaf. tween Jackson and Massachu­ the Super Tuesday states. viewers who want to send in a his East Hartford residence Tues­ In fact, the Associated Press Super Tuesday. That’s certainly the way it is with Marcia Reiley setts Gov. Michael Dukakis with day by East Hartford police and Simon, on the other hand, said contribution. I ’ll be happy to delegate survey showed Dukakis 'Thompson, Illinois chairman of Kansas and Michigan next up on of Philip Road. Although her family came over Irish prawns the Tri-Town Narcotics Task on ABC-TV that his Illinois win accept it.” with 464.5 and Jackson with the Bush campaign, said the the calendar. from England, she’s often mistaken fora colleen Cook large, shelled shrimp by bringing to the boil Force, a police spokesman said. showed he is in the thick of a “ I don’t believe we have any 460.55. Sen. Albert Gore Jr. had contest "demolished the notion from Ireland. in water to cover, and immediately chilling under Jose Bedeoya. 44, was charged However, Dukakis wps expect­ battle that will go all the way to front-runners,” Dukakis said af­ 354.8; Rep. Richard Gephardt that George Bush is a less ing to pick up about 100 uncounted When she married an Irishman, Thomas Reiley, cold, running water. Overcooked shrimp get very with illegal possession of cocaine, the Democratic National Conven­ ter finishing what he described as 145, and Simon 171.5 delegates. electable candidate than Bob tion this summer. Marcia quickly immersed herself in the Irish possession of cocaine with the delegates from caucuses already “ a respectable third” in Illinois. The big losers in Illinois were Dole.” tough. Serve on a plate lined with red leaf lettuce, held in Minnesota, Texas and “ I don’t know who out there will culture and customs. In raising her four children, with a dressing made from equal parts of ketchup intent to sell, possession of drug He said in his discussions with Republicans Dole and Pat Ro­ Kansas Democrats Hold cau­ Washington state. emerge, but I think Paul Simon she emphasized their Irish heritage. and mayonnaise. paraphernalia, operating a drug Democratic Party leaders bertson and Democrats Gore and cuses this weekend and both Jackson, in an interview today has as good a shot as anyone,” he Gephardt. Nearly all of her closest friends are native-born factory and possession of drug around the country “ there is an parties have primaries scheduled said. Irish women, said Reiley. With these friends, she paraphernalia, police said. on NBC-TV, congratulated Simon overwhelming sentiment that we “ We’re staying in,” Dole said Saturday in Puerto Rico. Cabbage with bacon has operated an Irish fashion import business, and Three officers from the Man­ 5.000 considered opening an Irish tea room. 1 medium head cabbage iiood" chester police department were W pound bacon •at-ln involved in the arrest. The “ It’s really funny. I ’m more Irish in a way than my husband,” said Reiley, with a Boston lilt that Clean cabbage and cut into eighths. Steam over , flra- Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force rapidly boiling water until nearly tender. Cook llvlng many have mistaken fora brogue. ‘ T could live in includes officers from Manches­ l l bacon until crisp. (Reiley does this in the room ter. Vernon and South Windsor. Ireland, very happily.” round At microwave.) Manchester Police Lt. Russell 'I When it comes to their cooking, Reiley believes •diotl Separate the cabbage leaves. Drain most of the Holyfield said that Manchester that the Irish have taken a bum rap. "They say the water from the cabbage pan, add some of the bacon residents would travel to East Irish food is terribly plain and boring, but that is PRICE GUARANTEE drippings and crumble in the bacon. Continue Hartford to buy cocaine from just not true,” said Reiley, sounding quite AS A MEMBER OF “NATiONWIDE BUYING GREAT cooking until cabbage is very tender, and has Bedeoya, adamant. "They eat so much fish, and there are CO-OP” AL SIEFFERT’S GUARANTEES picked up the bacon flavor. Serve with boiled Police said they found 22 grams wonderful, delicate tea sandwiches, and terrific LOWER PRICES THRU VOLUME BUYING. potatoes. 0.000 — just under an ounce — of pastries, and so much more.” t•"-9 cocaine when they conducted a The so-called “ traditional” Irish dinner, of room, search of Bedeoya's apartment FAST SERVICE corned beef and cabbage, actually isn’t Irish at all, Salmon with cucumber sauce deck, Tuesday afternoon. Bedeoya was pool. AL SIEFFERT'S SERVICES EVERY PRODUCT said Reiley. “ That’s really an American dish,” she 8 salmon filets, approximately pound each vlawl arrested without incident, police SOLD BY A PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED explained. In the traditional Irish cooking, the White wine as needed said. TECHNICIAN BOTH IN AND OUT OF WAR­ lASONS cabbage is cooked with bacon, which the Irish call Purchased fIsh-poachIng spice mixture or 3 •mlly Bedeoya was held overnight on 2 RANTY. rasher, she said. peppercorns, l bay leaf, 1 slice lemon peel and 1 a $50,000 cash bond. He was to Reiley, whd says that food is her passion, has sprig thyme appear in Manchester Superior FAMOUS NAME BRANDS been collecting recipes for a long time. Irish FOR SAUCE: Court this morning. TO BUY FROM AL SIEFFERT’S CARRIES ONLY NATIONALLY cooking is by no means her sole specialty. She t tablespoons butter k n o w n n a m e b r a n d merchandise t h a t enjoys preparing Italian dinner parties, and her t tablespoons four 6 YOU CAW TRUST... SUCH AS: SONY, PANA­ family considers her pies to be out of this world. 1 cup heavy cream 6 HRC elects David Kool/Manchaatar Harald 3 SONIC, MITSUBISHI, ZENITH, GE, WHIRL­ Although she now works at the Manchester 1 cucumber POOL, MAGIC CHEF, MAYTAG, RCA, LITTON, Housing Authority, interviewing prospective ■A cup sour cream new officers JENN-AIR, PLUS MANY MOREI clients, she speaks fondly of her years selling fish IRISH TREAT — Marcia Reiley slides a traditional Irish treat, although '/«cup mayonnaise At at Highland Park Market. " I loved doing that, 1 teaspoon dill whipped cream into a glass of Irish Joseph Sweeney and Kathy boiled corned beef and cabbage is an FINANCING meeting the customers and telling people how to coffee. She says that this beverage is Place salmon in a shallow, non-aluminum pan Dimlow were elected co- cook the fish,” she said. American invention. and pour in wine almost to cover. Add spices and chairmen of the Human Relations AL SIEFFERT'S OFFERS LONG TERM LOWEST PRICES... FINANCING, 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH The Irish dishes which Reiley prepared for this bring to a gentle simmer. Do not boil. Cook until Commission Monday night when interview included shrimp, which the Irish call fish is firm to the touch and lightens in color. Drain, OPTION ON MOST PRODUCTS, PLUS Whip cream just until it is somewhat thickened. Irish bread Iter the commission met in the coffee ...BEST SELECTION! prawns, and a fillet of salmon served with a mild reserving liquid. 4 ACCEPTS VISA, MASTER CARD, AND It should still be quite runny, Reiley said. Set aside. room of the Municipal Building. cucumber sauce. 2 cups flour Prepare sauce by melting butter in a small Sweeney and Dimlow have been DISCOVER. The centerpiece was green, of course, but Reiley Pour a shot of whiskey into the bottom of each of 3 tablespoons sugar saucepan, then stirring In the flour. Cook a few acting as chairmen since the post PANASONIC 13'' MITSUBISHI 19" MITSUBISHI! steers clear of flowers which are dyed to various the glasses or mugs, then stir in sugar until it I'/i teaspoon baking powder minutes, so flour will lose its raw flavor, then stir in 1 was left vacant after Robert VIDEO CASSEHE EXTENDED WARRANTY COLOR TV COLOR TV hues. " I prefer something that's a bit more dissolves. Pour in coffee to within about V/z inches */< teaspoon baking soda heavy cream. Continue cooking, without allowing it 13(1- Faucher decided not to seek RECORDER ...... hr-' K)m. AL SIEFFERT’S OFFERS EXTENDED WAR­ practical,” she said, gesturing to her glass bowl. It of the rim. Salt to taste to come to a boil, until flour thickens the cream. re-appointment to the commis­ RANTEES ON EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE, om, ELECTRIC OVER THE f t A A l 18f A A mfm W— .w . .w . .m Kood MOST PRODUCTS FREE OF CHARGE. ELECTRIC Voter outreach INSTALLATION ALSO AVAILABLE. ON , DRYER RANGE ent! MICROWAVE REFRIOERATORl DISHWASHERS, DISPOSALS AND BUILT-IN 18 CU.FT. program begins 7 PRODUCTS. • ra o s T The Manchester office of the * LARGE m i Let your microwave help you prepare Irish specialties LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED CAPACITY • TfXTURfO registrars of voters will begin its • HEAVY SATSFACTIQN S T iB AL SIEFFERTS FAMILY HAS BEEN SERVING DUTY GUARANTEED' - < 1988 Outreach Voter Registration DOORS Program beginning tomorrow THE GREATER MANCHESTER/HARTFORD Oh! Sure and Sla.‘:h fat edges of brisket, Score slices diagonally across the to 60 minutes on medium (50 Stir the melted butter, buttermilk AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS IN THE APPLI­ it’s a very spe­ fat on top and bottom of brisket. grain. Arrange on warm serving percent) power, or until meat and and egg into flour mixture; and the program will continue SIEFVcRT'S SIEFFERT'S 9 9 cial day! What until October. Registration ses­ ANCE INDUSTRY. WE TRY HARDER TO SIEFFERT'S Place brisket, fat side down, in a platter with cabbage. Refriger­ vegetables are tender stirring 2 to spread in prepared casserole. 8 PLEASE, AND HAVE A RECORD TO PROVE ITI LOW PRICE... LOW PRICES...^ ^ W y LOW PRICES... day, you ask? floured roasting bag, and set in a ate any leftovers in cooking 3 times. Add peas during last 10 sions will be held every Thursday »269 M99 M icrowave Place 1 tablespoon butter in a from 6:30 p m. to 8:30 p.m. and Why, St. Pa­ deep 4-quart baking dish. Select liquid, ^ rv es 6 people. minutes of cooking. small bowl. Microwave on 70 every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 PROFESSIONAL SALES STAFF GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL trick’s Day, of Kitchen size roasting bag and baking dish Let stand for 10 minutes, percent (medium-high) power p.m. at the mall in the Parkade. course. A day that allows the meat to be totally Irish stew covered. Remove bay leaves. for 45 to 60 seconds, or until AL SIEFFERT’S SALES STAFF IS EAGER TO ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC for laughter immersed in liquid. 2 pounds beef bottom round Serves 4 to 6 people. melted. Stir in 2 tablespoons The sessions will be conducted HELP YOU SELECT THE BEST PRODUCT PUNDERCOUNTER Marge Churchill by 80 volunteer assistant regis­ 30" ElECTRIC , ELECTRIC and song, a day Add spices from corned beef steak, cut into >A-inch cubes bread crumbs, and the oats and THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS, AT A PRICE YOU DISHWASHER RANGE DRYER for corned beef brisket package, if any. Add >/t cup flour Irish soda bread cinnamon. Spread over the top of trars. Last year, 395 people CAN AFFORD. became voters at sessions and cabbage, ginger ale to cover the roast. Tie 2 cups carrots, cut Into >/t-inch 1 to 2 tablespoons plain bread the bread. Place casserole in 8 throughout town. Voter registra­ as well as other the roasting bag with string or slices crumbs oven on an inverted saucer. With • 18 R>. traditional fare. tions will be taken not only for SELECTION & DISPLAY CAPACITY dental floss, making a 2-inch 6 to 8 small onions 2 cups all-purpose flour a sharp knife, cut a 1-Inch deep • SELF Enjoy this festive occasion, and Manchester residents, but also AL SIEFFERTS HAS THE WIDEST SELECTION CUANINO • HEAVY keep under the cooking liquid, slash nearthe tie toactasa steam 2 medium boiling potatoes, I cup raisins " X ” into the top of the bread. DUTY let your microwave help you for other towns in Connecticut. OF AMERICA’S FAVORITE TOP NAME and will not be as tender Corned vent. Microwave at full power for quartered 1 tablespoon sugar Microwave at 70 percent Changes of address for Manches­ BRANDS ON DISPLAY FOR YOU TO COM­ prepare some Irish specialties. beef is microwaved at 30 percent 10 minutes. Microwave at 30 2 bay leaves 2 teaspoons baking soda (medium-high) power for 6‘A to We’ve included recipes for ter residents and changes of PARE PRICES, FEATURES, AND TO TRY IT RI e FFERT'K)! SIEFFERT'S (medium-low) power to increase percent (medium-low) for 30 teaspoon marjoram >/t teaspoon salt 9‘A minutes, or until top springs SIEFFERT'S corned beef and cabbage, as well party enrollment will also be OUT FOR YOURSELF. tenderness for moist-heat cook­ minutes. Open bag to let steam 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter back when touched lightly. Ro­ 269 LOW PRICE... ^399 LOW PRICES.. 249 as a rich and hearty Irish stew. ing. This cooking method is out. turn brisket over. Give dish a taken at the sessions. ‘A teaspoon pepper 2/3 cup buttermilk tate once or twice during cooking. Some baked fo ^ s are also necessary to soften the heavy half turn, add potatoes. Retie 1 can (lO'A ounces) condensed 1 egg, beaten Let stand for 5 minutes. Remove appropriate, so we are suggesting connective tissue of brisket beef. bag. FOR TOPPING: tZ T R M S tomato soup, undiluted from casserole, serve BUYING A USED -S 84 lo 384 Irish soda bread. For a sweet The total cooking time required M icrowave at 30 percent 1 can (10

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 16,1988 —13 I Apple butter pumpkin pie Supermarket Shopper II 1 cup maehed cooked % teaapoon ground nutmeg Two win apple-ple prizes Frozen French bread pizza pumpkin Sagge 1 cup apple butter One S-ounce can (2/3 cup) I88 Get a duplicate refund? Keep it *•“* Charlotte Granville, The cooks responsible for those recipes were 1/3 cup packed brown evaporated milk Maiwhestor. were among the winners eugar invited to bake their pies in a daylong marathon no better than home, midway 1/3 cup milk By Martin Sloane Saturday. The first contestants arrived at about 9 % teaapoon ground One M nch froien unbaked United Feature Syndicate ci>®»en at the Conqecticut cinnamon and the even didn’t end until supper time. WEIGHT WATCHERS FRENCH BREAD paatry aheH, thawed Clip ’n’ file refunds maximum refund of $8.25; or send between 16 Culinary Institute in Farmington. The 10 best pie-bakers selected Saturday will PIZZA, Cheese, pepperoni and deluxe, with y« leaepoon tail Whipped cream Every avid refunder eventually and 30 proofs of purchase to receive 80 cents for rompete at the Salem Cross Inn in Brookfield, sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, olives, peppers V4 leaepoon ground ginger receives a duplicate refund. Pbt Fooda. Pet Prodneta (File »B) each proof, up to a -maximum refund of $15. which was co-sponsoTed by the Mass., on March 26. Those who are successful and onions. 11.99 to $8.09 licr packaBc^. Complaint letters and refunds Clip out thia file and keep it with aimilar Expires July 31,1088v^ school and the Connecticut Ap|ge Marketing Supermarket cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with mere will be invited back for the all-New In a medium mixing bowl combine pumpkin, apple butter, cross in the mail, and once in a PURINA 198$ Cat Chow Calendar Offer, In pan of a search for the best apple pie England finals on April 10. Bonnie: These pizzas are low in calories, while, a second mysteriously beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting hundreds of recipes Armstrong has bron a finalist in this contest moderate in fat, but high in the number of chemicals Sampler brown sugar, cinnamon, salt, ginger and nutmeg. Add eggs. With the needed proofs of purchase while looking for mceive a 1988 Purina Cat (3iow Celebrity Cat suimitted, staff members of the Connecticut appears. These situations prompt Calendar. Send the required refund form and before, and Granville has won prizes at the apple they contain. What’s more, only one of the three Carolyn Wyman a fork lightly beat eggs Into pumpkin mixture. Stir In evaporated letters from readers. the required forma at the supermarket, in ^riculture Department and faculty at the varieties uses real cheese. If this were bouillabaise I milk and milk. Pour Into unbaked pastry shell. Cover edge of shell wight circles totaling 12 points, along with 80 pie-baking contests sponsored by Lyman Or­ & Bonnie Tandy Leblang newspapers and magazines, and when trading Culinary Institute chose 93. chards in Middlefield. might look the other way. But French bread pizza is with foil to prevent overbrowning. Bake in a 375-degree oven 25 DEAR MARTIN: I have been with friends. Offers may not-be available in all cents for postage and handling, or send the too easy to make fresh for anyone to buy it frozen, minutes. Remove foil; continue baking 25 minutes more or until refunding for four years, and I areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive required refund form and a check or money order with all these chemicals. set. Cool on wire rack. Serve with whipped cream. Cover any keep careful records of every each refund. for $8.80 for each calendar ordered. A 22-ounCe container of Cat Chow (any flavor) equala one leftover pie and store in the refrigerator. Makes 8 servings. refund I receive. Twice I have Carolyn: Weight Watchers French Bread Pizza received double refunds. These offers require refund forms: point, a 4-pound container of Cat Chow (any comes out of the microwave surprisingly crusty — Nutrition Information per serving: 294 cal., 5 g pro., 42 g carbo., The first was a $1 refund, I LUCKY DOG lAM Calendar Offer. Reeveive a flavor) equals two polnU, a 10-pound Cat CSiow Go Irish with microwave not mushy. But the cheese and sauce are no better 12 g fat, 110 mg Choi., 297 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 138 percent vlt. received it, and then several lOM Ike the Lucky Dog Calendar. Send the (any flavor) equals six points, a 20-pound than the kind of pizza you’d find at an amusement Continued from page 11 ^ n n ie : This new line of quick-to-make rice A, 10 percent calcium, 12 percent phosphorus. months later I received another r^u ired refund form and the Lucky Dog weight container of Cat Chow (any flavor) equals 12 Shannon River apple cake Combine cream cheese, pow­ pasrk. dishes has too many chemicals. They range from circles totaling four points and $1.25 for postage one. It was for the same offer — ^in ts, an l$-ounce container of ntte n Chow (any Cut 2 circles from waxed paper Vk cup (1 stick) butter dered sugar and lemon juice. The more stuff Weight Watchers piles on their artificial flavor to sulfites, and all but the sweet ’n’ I’m sure! and handling, or send the required refund form flavor) equals one point, and a S.5-pound to fit a 0-inch round microwave Cream until smooth. With ‘A of pizza to make you forget their inferior base, the sour taste like they’re loaded with salt. and two Lucky Dog weight circle point system, a 2 caps sugar Another time, I received a rontalner of Kitten Chow (any flavor) equal cake-pan. You will have to bake feggs frosting, frost the top surface of better it tastes. That’s why I recommend the deluxe second coupon for free bananas. I 5- or 10-pound container of Lucky Dog equal one three points. Expires May 31, 198$, or while first, pepperoni second and the cheese, not at all. These are basically variations on rice pilaf and two layers, one at a time. 1 feaspoon vanilla the bottom layer, make a thin rice pilaf is very simple to make. Here’s one recipe: Sausages in brioche am certain I only sent for the offer point,and a 20- or 40-pound container of Lucky supplies last. layer of apple and frost with Dog equals two. polnU each. Expires May 31, Combine ail the ingredients, 3 m ^lum cooking apples, □ □ □ Saute some onions, garlic and some other once. DINNERS Long Distance using a wooden spoon. Pour half cored, not peeled, and grated another ‘A of the frosting. Place 1 package active dry yeast Do I have the right to keep these 1988, or while supplies last. vegetables (peppers, zucchini, carrots, cabbage, 2 beaten eggs Gift Certificates Offer. Receive free ATAT Long of the batter into each prepared 1 cup chopped nuts another layer of cake on top. BACHMAN SUPER PREMIUM AIR POPPED leeks or whatever) in a bit of oil. Add some rice and 1/3 cup warm water (110 mistake refunds? Or should 1 MEATY BONE Storewide Giveaway Offer. 8 links Italian sausage Distance Gift Certificates (maximum value $10). cake pan. Microwave each layer 2t4i cups all-purpose flour Using the remaining frosting, POPCORN WITH WHITE CHEDDAR CHEESE, cook a minute or two until the rice is coated with the degrees to 115 degrees) have sent them back to the Receive a store gift-certificate “check” for up to send'the required refund form and the weight frost the top of the cake. Mix the $1.49 per 4-ounce bag. (about 2 pounds) $15. Send the required refund form and the on 50 percent (medium) power 2 teaspoons baking soda oil. Then add twice as much liquid (water, chicken 1/3 cup milk 3 tablespoons prepared manufacturer? circle from boxes or bags of Special Dinners Cat for 5 minutes, then rnicrowave on 1 teaspoon cinnamon sugar and cinnamon together. broth or tomato juice) as you did rice. K.L.B. proof-of-purchase seals cut from packages of Food: Five weight cicles from an 18-ounce box or Coat apple slices in the sugar and Bonnie: Smartfood, watch out! Bachman, best 1/3 cup margarine or butter mustard meaty Bone Dog Biscuits (18-ounce or larger), high for 3 to 4 minutes, or until Vk teaspoon salt known for their pretzels., has introduced a V4 cup sugar BEECH CREEK, PA. two weight circles from a 4-pound bag equal $3,10 cake tests done; rotate pan every In a large mixing bowl, cream cinnamon mixture. Garnish with Add seasonings of your choice, bring to a boil, 2 slices Cheddar, mozsa- along with the cash-register receipt for each weight circles from an 18-ounce box or five naturally-flavored cheese popcorn that has no reduce the heat to low and let cook 20 minutes, until V4 teaspoon salt DEAR MARTIN: I originally 2 minutes. butter and sugar with an electric coated apple slices. rella or Swiss cheese package. Send up to four proofs of purchase to weight circles from a 4-pound bag equal $5, and 16 Note: for easier spreading, use added chemicals and much less sodium than all the liquid is absorbed. The result: Delicious rice 3 cups all-purpose flour wrote to you on Aug. 81 to Let cool for 5 minutes before mixer. Add eggs and vanilla, beat Smartfood. To my mind, there’s no question what A 1 egg white receive 25 cents for each proof, up to a maximum weight circles from an 18-ounce box or eight a wet knife when frosting the without the chemicals. complain that I had not received refund of 1; or send between five and 15 proofs of turning out. Repeat with remain­ well. Stir in nuts and apples. Add people should buy. It’s Bachman’s. 1 tablespoon water weight cicles from a 4-pound bag equals $10. ing batter in the second pan. dry ingredients. Mix well. Pour cake. two T-shirts that I had sent for In purchase to receive 35 cents for each proof up to a Expires July 31,1088. Carolyn; You’d be hard-pressed to find anything response to a mail-in offer. But I When layers are cool, split into 4 batter into two 8-inch cake dishes, Carolyn; Bachman’s rip-off of Smartfood is so Oriental about these new rice dishes. The teriyaki le Soften yeast In warm water. In a saucepan heat milk, finally got the T-shirts in early layers, and frost with cream lined with waxed paper. Irish coffee skimpy with the salt and cheese you hardly know rice and vegetable rice Oriental are salty and dark. margarine, sugar and salt until warm (115 degrees to 120 cheese frosting. they’re there. If I wanted something that tasted like November. because too many times when I for sending in the two hands Program to microwave each 'A cup parked light brown and hard to tell apart. the stir-fry rice with chicken degrees) and margarine Is almost melted, stirring constantly. Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, layer 4 minutes on high, then 4 to 5 plain popcorn. I’d buy it. Not long afterward, I received am talking with the executives of printed on the Superware pack­ Manchester 06040. The volume of sugar stock tastes about as exotic as it sounds. Only the ire Turn Into a large mixing bowl. Stir In 1 cup of the flour; beat well. a message from your office about the national brands, I get the ages. It was a super surprise!’’ mall precludes individual replies Cream cheese frosting minutes on medium, or until a 2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon □ □ □ sweet ’n’ sour rice tastes at all reminiscent of its Add yeast and eggs; stir until smooth. Stir In remaining flour. my problem, but, on the very distinct impression that many of wooden pick inserted in the instant coffee crystals Oriental namesake. to every letter, but Sloane will 2 packages (3 ounces each) center comes out clean. Allow Scrape down sides of bowl; cover with plastic wrap. Refrigerate 2 same day, I received two more them believe consumers are Send questions and comments respond to letters of general cream cheese S'A cups hot water SUZI WAN FRIED RICE DISHES. Vegetable rice to 24 hours. T-shirts! looking for every possible way to cake to cool directly on counter I'A to I'A cups Irish whiskey Oriental, sweet Hpp Bnd stir-fry rice with to Martin Sloane in care of the interest in the column. ■A cup (1 stick) butter for 10 minutes before turning out Meanwhile, split sausage links lengthwise. Place cut side down I am returning the ones that beat the system. Returning the 2 teaspoons vanilla Sweetened whipped cream chicken stock. 99 cents a 4.7-ounce box of four Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a registered dietitian. »oil Just arrived and I wanted to thank duplicate refund is one of the few on rack to cool. servings. Carolyn Wyman is a junk food fanatic. r on a rack In a shallow baking pan. Bake, uncovered, In 2 tablespoons milk In a 2-quart measure or batter 350-degree oven 25 to 30 minutes or until done. Drain on paper you for the help, and let you know ways we can show them that they 4 cups powdered sugar, sifted bowl, combine brown sugar, V are wrong. towels. Let cool about 30 minutes or until nearly room what I was doing about the Place cream cheese and butter Apple frosting coffee crystals and hot water; manufacturer’s mistake. into a glass mixing bowl. Micro- 1 package (8 ounces) creamed cover and microwave on high for temperature. Spread cut sides of sausages with mustard. Cut DOROTHY DOMINICK □ □ □ cheese Into eight 5-by %-lnch strips. Place 1 strip on the cut side wave on 50 percent (medium) cheese, softened 5 to 8 minutes, or until very hot. MOSCOW. PA. The Smart Shopping award power for l*/4 to 2^/i minutes, or 1 cup confectioners’ sugar Stir to dissolve brown sugar. Stir of 8 of the sausage halves. Top with remaining sausage halves, goes to Joyce Yaklin of Tivoli, until softened. Be careful not to forming 8 stacks. I want to thank Dorothy for 1 teaspoon lemon Juice in whiskey. Pour into individual Made Texas, who shows that savings melt. Beat with a wooden spoon; 1 apple, cored and sliced (do not serving cups, or Irish coffee with Remove dough from refrigerator. Punch down. Transfer to letting me know she received her T-shirts, and I am pleased she has often come in unexpected ways. add vanilla and milk. Mix tho^^ peel) glasses. Top with .sweetened lightly floured surface. Divide Into 8 equal portions; flatten each returned the shirts sent in error. She wrote: “I purchased two roughly. Add sifted sugar, beat I tablespoon sugar whipped cream. Yields 6 CHEESE BROCCOLI POTATO TOPPER Into an 8-by 5-Inch oval. Place 1 sausage link on each oval. Wrap packages of Dixie Superware, 1 canCnmpbfils idk soutufom My answer to K.L.B. will explain until smooth. 1 teaspoon cinnamon servings. ChoddiU ChiH-so StJijp ' isp ()i|nn must.ird dough around sausages, pressing edges to seal. Place seam side why. and after deducting my coupons, “The litte shop DOUBLE 1 I optdokpdlHot.roli 4 ti.ikiMi pniainun llowotcls down on a greased shallow baking pan. Stir together egg white I paid $3.49 for both. When I got and water. Brush some egg white mixture on top of each dough DEAR K.L.B.; When you re­ home and opened up one of the with big fashion ideas.*’ 1 In sdiicKpan ovoi mortiiim hf.ii Riir Miup f>tu m broccoli soiii ceive a refund or a premium by boxes, I found a $1 cash-refund crt'din and mij;,lard Hoal llioioughly st» occ.isionjllv and sausage. Cover and let rise until nearly double (30 to 40 COUPONS ? Spill polaloj-s llufl Sorvo snuu>ov»if tmtaiof. Mahos 4 servings mistake, you don’t have to send it offer in exchange for sending in Menus on minutes). Bake In a 375-degree oven 15 to 18 minutes or until back. If you were in no way two Universal Product Codes. I SEE STORE FOR DETAILS. golden. Remove to wire rack; cool. Wrap tightly and refrigerate. responsible for the mistake, you thought the savings were over, Makes 8 servings. have no obligation to take the but soon afterward I found an 305 fAST CiNTIR STRUT MANCHIST IR Senior citizens Tuesday: Chicken patty on a Wednesday: Shells in meat Nutrition Information per serving: 496 cal., 20 g pro., 44 g roll, cranberry .sauce, corn chips, time and pay the postage to offer for a free family portrait at The following meals will be sauce, garlic bread, vegetable, '^ a m p S d lx . _ carbo., 26 g fat, 118 mg chol., 791 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 44 return the item orcheck. But. asa Sears, a $15 value, in exchange ______6 4 3 -4 9 5 8 served at Mayfair Gardens and sliced tomatoes and lettuce, fruit. AUNT MILUE’S-PLAIN-MEAT-PER SAUS. OR MUSH. percent thiamine, 26 percent riboflavin, 25 percent niacin, 10 matter of principle. I would do It. Westhill Gardens the week of chilled peaches. Thursay; Meat loaf on hard CHEDPAH Wednesday: Spaghetti with roll, vegetable, fruit. Spaghetti Sauce percent calcium, 19 percent Iron, 21 percent phosphorus. I would send them directly to the March 21 through 25 to Manches­ INSTANT company and. in fact. I would ter residents who are 60 or older: meal sauce, tossed salad, bread Friday; Pizza, salad, fruit. address the letter to the 'Monday: Cranapple juice, and butter, gelatin with topping. Hits Bros. Coffee auz. 3 . 4 9 — — — president. roast turkey with gravy, mashed Thursday; Meat balls and nS H PLATTER, CEAFOOD OR BEEF/LIVER C i? n m f D — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens RHAM high schools I recommend that you do this potatoes, mixed vegetables, gravy, whipped potatoes, carrots Puss N Boots Cat Food Sunny Delight Punch wheat bread, tropical fruit with or cabbage, bread and butter, These are the lunches to be ALL VAREITIES ^O R ID A CITRUS Diabetics advised coconut. apple crisp. served at RHAM junior and •senior high schools the week of Fancy Feast Cat Food 6 3.. 1 .4 5 about airpiane trips Card (jift Connection Tuesday: Tomato juice, sauer- Friday; Orange juice, maca­ ■ ■ ■ ^ MARGARINE St. Patrick’s Day Specials braten with gingersnap gravy, roni and cheese, green beans, March 21 through 25; LAUNDRY DETERGENT i r\ WASHINGTON (AP) - Dia­ oven roasted potatoes, carrot cornbread. peanut butter Monday: Cheese pizza, green Surf Liquid ^^^7t oa2 9 Blue Bonnet QuarterjQuarters 6 beans, applesauce. SMALL OR LARGE CURD 6 betic patients taking an airplane 3466 MAIN STREET (RTE. 31). VINTON VILLAGE, COVENTRY, CT slices, dinner roll, fresh fruit. brownie. SALAD-ALL VARIETIES — Wednesday thru Friday — trip should keep their insulin with Tuesday; Sliced turkey, -jig A&P Cottage Cheese 32-oz. 1 . 8 9 742-1890 Wednesday: Apricot juice, mashed potatoes with gravy. Maple Grove Dressings them, not check it through with chicken Parmesan and ziti in (J E im F(XX)S-D()UBIE DUrCK SWBSE M()CKA ()RAWE Corned Beef Sandwich Bolton schools pe.'’ s. homemade roll, REGULAR OR NATURAL their baggage, advises Family Italian sauce, green beans almon- 1 6 9 International Coffees 6k>z. 2 . 8 9 Practice News. dine, Italian bread, ice cream. The following lunches will be gingerbread. Lincoln Apple Juice We’re just 10 minutes from Manchester. ISCIIUFOOOFSUQMFIE4iMIIOOILMmO,IBIIXMaiFII^^ — Thursday — served in the Bolton Elementary Wednesday: Manicotti with VANITY FAIR LUNCHEON 90-CT. OR Insulin kept in the airplane’s Thursday; Cheese soup, mea- meat sauce broccoli, garlic roll, and Center schools the week of Dinner Napkins 4o oost your motivation. You'll enjoy indivkhtolized But Don’t Miss The Lean Cuisine Rigatoni 9^z.1 . 9 9 n Ik u * Iipm> neax M t la pm Imt Ib w i« (M l M r M M 8000 Friday; Pizza, salad, fruit. I a M * aM 12011M M aMikaM aa laa m aUa ataaa aaM NMn Friday: Lasagna, peas, cauli­ EVERY THURSDAY ottention. Participation in lively group discussions.To moke it easier to STOUFFEB-SZECWIIUI BED WMOOOIE OR SUCED TURKEY H E A S T -F R ^ W M aOR la W aanw laiU la tmit Im tm i U ttt 1 tamN Ha M a . n la n PARKADE • 404 W MIDDLE TPKE It’s designed to help you b se weight 20% bster—and to hwp you keep it off. These are the lunches which day. MANCHESTER HONDA fara iM z. 2 . 5 9 will be served in the Manchester Tuesday: Double cheese­ See Our Ad In Fridey'a Peperl Naia ______Come experbnce the difference our select group con make in the way UPTON-ALL VARIETIES you look and feel. Reserve your ploce at INNER CIRCIE now public schools the week of March burger, vegetable, fruit. ** SPECIAL 21 through 25: Lite Cup A Soup 3 ^ , 9 9 '' AiMmi*. PATIO DOOR % Monday: Hot dog on a roll, UPTON-UTE french fries, mixed vegetables, C ity ______GLASS Steins vanilla pudding with St. Patricks Day Specials Wish-Bone Dressing a o .9 9 '^ REGULAR OR THIN Sh ip : ______Zip Codi: Replacement strawberries. OtM .ipka Mn II. NM Green Carnations San Giorgio Spaghetti 2 ^1 Place in a atam pad anvalopa and m ail 10 t * “ i BOWL CLEANER F3.00 REFUND OFFER Standard 16 Some seltzer water P.O Boa 7106. Clinton. lA 63736 Ijb atguUrfr •S9* 8 9 < P . « . Bully Twins 2k:1. 2 . 3 9 _ iiaaiiiwa«a»aiinw^«,,a,^.,,»^aap ____ Size Don't Get Caught Behind! contains sweeteners PLEASE NOTE THESE ADDITIONAL TERMS Groups ore now forming in St. Patrick’s Day Corsages BOWL CLEANER 34x76 BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - 1 OFFCR GOOD OMF W US A Edster Is Coming $ 2 0 0 BuBy Power 16-01. 1 . 1 9 2 TWt CdITFICATE MAY NOT BE MECHAMCALIY REPRODUCED AND Farmington & Manchester Some seltzer waters can be more HOUSEHOLD CLEANER MUST ACCOMPANY TOUR REQUEST sggoo April 3rd fattening than soft drinks, ac­ 3 Na pRa nMiti ear « l N UKfiU « tiaalanid each St. Patrick’s Day Boutonniere A Ena aa imad pa naia a Mdrau cording to the Reebok Aerobic 0 2 9 B ONa apna Afe 31. MSB FOR MORE INFORMATION CAUi •DIRECTIONS TO THE CARD ft QIFT CONNECTION a Information Bureau. $ 1 5 0 B PiMM M w 6 Ip B mtki la ApAvar •Factory Warranty* Although seltzer water has no »II v.F\.rci|./ ,"V»— ft 32-OX. (Replacement Rollers Rte. 304 or 44A to Rte. 44A (Botton Notch); Follow 44A to Rto. 31 minerals or salt, some brands are PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MARCH 19™, 1988 IN 1135 TOI also Available) MARCH 19™, 1988 IN 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 1-800-622-2999 W e lc o m e d South; (approx. 5 mllM) bMr right at trafflo light onto Rte. 31 South; flavored with corn syrup or other Park H ill Joyce tallow Rte. 31 tar 14 mile — Vinton Vlllego le on the left. sweeteners, it explains. Werght WoKhofS Inner Crfcle ondOuKit Success Flower Shop ACCENT GLASS MANONUm • Tou^fM et Researchers at the University ore feqrsierecJ ifodemarLs ol 36 Oak Street • Manchester MANCHESTER WetgHf Wofchocs Iniefnaitonol, Inc H lfl of California advise people to WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT SALES AND CORRECT TYPOQRAPHKTYPOGRAPHICALVPOQRAPHICAL ERRORS. 647-0146 'L I98d Wetghi Wole hers Inlefnai'Onul Inc drink mineral or spring water, or ITEMS FOR SALEC A I C NOT AVAILABLE AV/AII A Q I C TO lAA-U-viWHOLESALERS r r n e i OR /*vn RETAL r-vrDEALERSDEAU - 2ftANNIVRRSARV- check the labels on the seltzer. 6 4 9 -0 7 9 1 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday, March 16.1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 16,1988 — 15 1988 — 13 M g A g T B O g M TV Topics .^S(2(FP(TH~ s n a f u by B eam * Puzzles ip p y w a k e s up suDpeijty KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright P e u e A -M .-- . ANyWAy.MOWTHAT K6yT,t'tL BEAD A Oll- I'M AWAKE a t 4 A.M.,IT'$ , TupBlHfr JOHU UPOIKC (UOUEL, ACROSS 2 Future LL.B.’s Answer to Previous Punle MV BESpoNfiBiuTy To woeey. exam 6ET op.wwe So m e o a t m e a l , g e t a . . OI Hi N ..ru STAirrey e£viEwiN& A Joe. MABEy A FOIL- FiffuPeP 1 BMv«r (kin 3 Slippery H U 'Portrait of the Soviet Union’ M y iNApeotMcies, -meH se&u e ^ WOMAN, HAVE FCVEBAL UPTCAtE ' E| E N l 5 1650, Roman 4 More tearful NEATty KVTID A FEa P OP c h il d b e n , iNwerr h e a v i l v i n 8 Supplication DICIESDD 6 Imitate By Brian Friedman Oy/Affi, A MISE(ZA6LC attack BioltcH iNDvfTCiec, gecoM f A 12 Biblical prophat The series does menUon the Soviet Union’s science” overlook the problems of Soviet OF rnpMACH CMMPJ^ 6 Phonograph re­ The Associated Press lifMucAhi i. Go Ba c k problems, but only those that have been Jewry, but he added that “ it’s a much more 13 3, Roman cord I AN'tfHTJwEAr.^' Tb steep/f 14 Lang Syna 1 1 raised in the state-controlled media: bureau­ complicated story than can be done in this 7 Illuminated NEW YORK Filming a documentary cratic sluggishness, shoddy workmanship, 15 Pallid L 8 kind of survey piece. It’s a story that deserves 8 Documents inside the Soviet Union cannot occur without complaints about consumer goods and 16 Colo u its own hour. 9 Cessetion N omnipresent government officials, state- housing. time 1 A “ So to the extent that we ignored Jewish 10 Author _ selected interviewees and limited access to Larger problems are inexplicably absent, 17 Ballet certain areas. emigration, we could not ignore the fact that Wiesel given the briefest of mentions, or left for anti-Semitism existed and exists in the Soviet movamant Despite the restrictions, executive pro­ 11 Gulf between viewers to discern for themselves. These Union. It is a fact of life. You gotta mention it. IB Alum, e.g. ducer Ira Miskin said he didn’t believe his Africa and include the struggles over Jewish emigration We did,” he said. 20 of Troy seven-hour documentary, “ Portrait of the Arabia and human rights, the explosive nature of the What gets more than a mention is music 21 Olympic board Ej ESC] 013 Soviet Union,” was compromised. P g / yu re by ChAriga M. Schulz 19 High pointed nation’s more than 100 nationalities, the issue and dancing. (abbr.) LEl£j Many of the Soviets who appear in the film, hill of who really wields Kremlin power, and the There’s dancing by Leningrad ballerinas 22 Ditfigura to be shown in installments on Monday, ^ you KNOW uihat^. 20 Damage 28 Son of Ruth 41 Aspiration massive military budget and the war in and Russians dressed as Cossacks; by THAT 5 WHAT YOU SHOULP DO 23 Walker Tuesday and Wednesday on Ted Turner’s VOU'^SHOULP WRITE?) 22 Send 29 Hardy's haroine 42 Oil exporter Afghanistan. teen-agers in discos and old men straight WRITE YOUR AUT0BI06RAPUY 26 Range of SuperStation TBS, are members of the YOU SHOULP WRITE 23 Residence 31 Type of fish 43 Give use of from a yogurt commercial; by the Georgian hearing 34 Cats and dogs Communist Party, hand-picked by the I think the films do look to some degree YOUR OWN LIFE ke rice 24 Osiris' wife 4 4 Noel state dance troupe and bemedaled Red Army 30 Gravel ridges 35 Grinds up 45 Dye government to appear In the film. Officials ” Miskin said in an interview. “ I STORY.. je from 25 Small car veterans. weet ’n’ 31 Stuffy 37 Boxer Larry _ 46 Camera acreen from Gostelradio, the state broadcasting think that our intention was for certain 26 Author Gardner So much foot-stomping and high-kicking is t> IMS by NEA, me 32 Honest _ 38 That girl 47 Abstract being committee, accompanied his crews on nearly aspects of it to look pro-Soviet. Not pro-Soviet 27 Shout to in the series that some viewers may get the 33 Russian village 40 Sleight of hand 49 2500, Roman every shoot. government, but pro-Soviet people.” impression the biggest name in the Soviet ilaf and 34 Senator 1 2 3 9 1 ^ 10 11 “ At the end, we had to rely on our own The first episode, which is "about the ethnic Union isn’t Lenin or Stalin, but Danskin. recipe: Claiborne Russians, is fairly typical. There is poet ■ other 12 n r judgment,’ ’ said Miskin. “ And you also see Miskin, who also did the upbeat “ Portrait of 36 Dessert items 1 Yevgeny Yevtushenko, the one-time rebel abbage. the pictures. You can say anything you want America” series for TBS, said he wanted to 36 Art lover 16 who is now part of the establishment, reading ■ice and I is 1 over pictures, but the pictures — what’s going draw in the general audience with the music '38 Contains a few lines from his epic work about the kviththe on the frame — don’t lie.” and dance, then give viewers an understand­ 39 Ear (comb, 18 Holocaust. “ Babi Yar.” That’s the only chicken Nevertheless, the result is a flattering ing of the Soviet lifestyle, politics and form) reference to anti-Semitism in the Soviet economy. depiction of life in the Soviet Union — an' 40 Cat sound Union in the entire seven hours. Such an overemphasis on dance weakened i a boii, 41 Mounds 23 24 28 official portrait, beautifully photographed, Miskin, who is of Russian extraction and showing only the occasional wart. the segment that profiled the peoples of es. until 44 Qrldder's goal Jewish, said he could not "In good con­ Georgia and Armenia, Miskin said. DUS rice 48 City in Utah 30 A 49 Cup 33 so Adam's nything grandson T V Tonight erlyaki 36 61 Sheet of glass ddark. 52 1061, Roman chicken 5:00PM [E S P N ] 1972 Final Four MOVIE: 'Experiment in Terror' A 53 Bones In chest terror-stricken girl aids the FBI in the cap­ 10:00PM [D Equalizer McCall con­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred »nly the 41 42 43 5:30PM [ESPN] Thoroughbred Dig­ fronts the Issue of homelessness when he Hickman, Nick Charles. 54 Companion of 4B 4S 47 est ture of a master criminal, Glenn Ford, Lee It of its Remick, Stefanie Powers. 1962. comes to the aid of an unemployed car­ [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Elopement' The sudden odds [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Oliver's Story' Oliver penter. (60 min.) 48 @ ) M O VIE: 'Th e Undefeated' The leader marrlege of a recent college graduate to a 56 After Nov. picks up the pieces after his wife's death CD ( £ @ ) N e w t psychology professor meats with more ^ a n O'Neal, Candice Bergen 1978 Rated of a Union cavalry unit attacks a Confeder­ 56 Wild plum 81 ate position John Wayne, Rock Hudson, CD ® Dynasty (C C) Though Blake has than a little disapproval. Clifton Webb, Bon Johnson. 1970. apparently won the electron, Alexis’ ex­ Anne Francis, Charles Bickford. 1951. e titia n . [TMC] MOVIE: 'Badge of the Assassin' DOWN 84 Based on a true story, the killers of two S3) Quinceanera pression of "best wishes" falls to concede [ESPN] SportsCenter the race to him. (60 min.) New York City police officers are pursued [CNN] PrimeNews 1 1 :3 5 P M QD Enterteinment Tonight in a coast'tocoast manhunt James (3) Police Story 1 Blows up [DIS] Edison Twins Interview with Burt Reynolds. (In Stereo) (C )I 9 I by NEA Inc Woods, Yaphet Kotto, Alex Rocco 1985 dS) Wild. Wild Waat [E S P N ] Billiards (R) 1 1 : 4 5 P M (1$ Doctor W ho Part 1 of 4. 6:00PM CO Cin ^6) t40l News d D Year In the Life Jack yearns to [HBO] MOVIE: The Clan of the Cave Thfoe's Company rekindle a romance with his first love at his 1 2 : 0 0 A M CB Hit squad CE) Bear' (C C ) In prehistoric times, a blonde 15-year high-school rsunion. (60 min.) (In dD Star Trek CO Magnum, P.l. child adopted by a Cro-Magnon tribe de­ Stereo) CiiJ Webster velops into a woman of independent spirit. (S) Topper Daryl Hannah, Pamela Reed, James Remar Sj) Noticiero UnIvIsion (1$ Kojak (S) Police Story CELEBRITY CIPHER 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) dD Great Parfomiencaa: Pavarotti Ra- (20) A -Tea m ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents C«f«brlty Cipher cryptograms are created trom quotations by famous peopte. past and present Each [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fiddler on thr Roof' A tuma to Naples Tenor Luciano Pavarotti tetter In the cipher stands for another Today't duo W eouala N d® Newlywed Game [22) News (Live) milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto celebrates Neopolitan music as he tours the city. (60 min.) (In Stereo) S6) T.J. Hooker his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ [CN N ] Nawenight PNBX WXBXI KhIFX N sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway Star Trak ' J 91) (pi) Family Ties dD [ESPN] NBA Today play. Topol, Norma Crane, Leonard Frey. [CN N ] Hsadllna News [USA] Dragnet (41) Reporter 41 1971. Rated G. (In Stereo) RJOEMIX EL RCXNUX KX. FL [H B O ] Hitchhiker (C C ) A high school 1 2 : 0 5 A M Magnum, P.l. MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) teacher becomes dangerously attracted to CB [CN N ] Showbiz Today ALM JKNZJWX J'F KNHX N 8:30PM (]D Snoopy'i Getting Mar­ a beautiful new student. 1 2 : 1 5 A M d D Doctor W ho Part 2 of 4. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Kid Colter' A boy's spirit, ried. Charlie Brown Animated (CC) 1 0:30PM (H) IN N News [H B O ] Dannie Miller: Mr. Miller Goes to endurance and survival instincts are tested Snoopy heads for matrimony when he falls Weshington (C C ) The "Saturday Night O ) Honaymooners Part 1 of 2. GJCK CJHX ''ENKKA'' GLI when he is thrust Into a situation he has no head over-tail for a French poodle. (R) Live" star looks to Washington [).C. for control over Jeremy Shamos, Jim Staf ( D ^ Head of the Class (C C ) When the SD Muy Especial laughs in his first solo T V performance. KX?' — ILUU PMWEXI. ford, Hal Terrence. 1985 Rated PG students perform in Charlie's production of [HBO] MOVIE: '84 Charing Cross Taped at George Washington University. (6(i min.) (In Stereo) PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Success makes U S intolerant o f failure, and [ESPN ] SportsLook 'Grease.*' Alan's snooty image gets all Road' (C C ) Based on the 20-year transa­ shook up. tlantic relationship between New York wri­ failure makes us Intolerant of success,” — William Feather [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Manhattan Pro­ 12:30AM CB w k r p in Cincinnati ject' ICC) A teen-ager becomes suspi­ CD Entertainment Tonight ter Helene Hanff and the owner of an an­ tique book store in London. Anne CB Divorce Court cious of his mother's new boyfriend when Sleeping Beauty Mikhail Baryshnikov he discovers that plutonium is stored at the Baneroft. Anthony Hopkins, Judi Dench. (3) Wendy and Me hosts Tchaikovsky's classic ballet telecast 1987. Rated PG. pharmaceutical research facility where the from the Royal Opera House, Covent Gar­ (S) S® late Night With David Utter- man works Christopher Collet, John Lith den. Acclaimed dancers David Wall and 10:40PM d $ Leo Buacaglia (R) man (In Stereo) gow. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (3) Twilight Zone Merle Park are featured. (90 min.) 1 0:45PM [D IS ] D TV [U SA ] Cartoons [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C) Grant and Donna (4® More Real People 11:00PM CD d) ®) S® Nawa 6:30PM CfD Family Ties discover that the local pulp and paper mill dD Gene Scott is dumping waste In the inlet at low tiiJe. CB ® M -A -S -H I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME C D (40) ABC News (CC) [ESPN ] Motorwaek Illustrated I (9 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee S D Benny Hill (11} Jeffersons 9:00PM (D Jake and the Fatman (CC) [U SA ] Edge of Night Unscramble these four Jumbles, It's a case of mistaken Identity when a SD IN N News I know how we can make a (2^ (3® N BC New s (CC) woman uses her twin socialite sister to 1 2 :4 0 A M d§) MOVIE: 'Copacabana' one letter to each square, to form million overnight Si) Connecticut Beat four ordinary words. (24) Nightly Business Report cover up her crimes. (60 min.) In the 1940s, a pianist tries to save the dS) Leave It to Beaver I ^ (38) Bosom Buddies CD (S§) Hooperman (C C) McNeil's poor showgirl he loves from the clutches of a vision is a danger to his colleagues, espe­ d D New s (Live) sinister Havana nightclub owner. Barry 6 (4^ Noticiero Univision NYVER cially Hooperman. who gets involved in a d S S o s p Manilow. Annette O'Toole. 1985. (R) (|1) Love Connection- child abuse case. (In Stereo) SD PELICULA: 'Rabalion an la Selva' A. 12:50AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'Heaven [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 CD Morton Downey Jr. Garcia, F. Bolkan. Help Us' Mischief prevails at a Catholic [ESPN] NBA Today (53) MOVIE: 'Bonanza: The Next Genera­ d S S C T V boys high school during the 1960's. Don­ ald Sutherland. Andrew McCarthy, John 7:00PM ® CB S News (CC) tion' Strip miners threaten the future of the Lova Connection Ponderosa in this pilot for a sequel to the dD Heard. 1985. Rated R. GOWAN ( T ) News [CN N ] Monayllns long-running T V series. John Ireland, Rob­ 1 : 0 0 A M CD a h in the Family CflJ W heel of Fortune (CC) ert Fuller. John Amos 1988 [D IS] Misting Adventures of Ozzis and CD High Rotters (D $100,000 Pyramid (H) (P) Highway to Heaven (CC) Jona­ Harriet 33) Twilight Zone ril} Cheers than and Mark help a terminally ill teen­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Atways' (CC) A soon- ager raise money for her operation and for to-be-divorced couple are visited by their 3D Matchmaker (18) Best of Saturday Night KALILA SEEMS TO BE AN other children with cancer. (60 min.) Part 1 happily married best friends and a ^ i r of Alice (20) M*A*S"H of 2. (In Stereo) UNPOPULAR WAY young lovers on the brink of matrimony. [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) OF BARNINSMONEY (24) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour dD Tal Como Somos Henry Jaglom, Patrice Townsend, Joanna znz [D IS ] M O VIE; 'Th e Silent One' A lonely Frank. 1985. Rated R. THESE PAYS. (2$) Barney Miller [C N N ] Larry King Live deaf-mute boy in a small village forms an [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Project X’ (CC) An Air (30) W in, Lose or Draw [D IS ] M O VIE: 'First Steps' A dedicated alliance with a great white turtle. Telo PHEPOR Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ Malese, George Henare. 1984. Rated PG. Now arrange the circled letters to Rosa Salvaje bio-engineer helps a 23-year-oid para­ tion related to the specialized training pro­ plegic realize her dream of walking at her form the surprise answer, as sug­ Nightly Business Report gram he is involved with. Matthew Broder­ [ESPN ] Fishing: Bast of Bill Dance gested by the above cartoon. college graduation. Judd Hirsch, Amy ick, Helen Hunt,.Bill Sadler. 1967. Rated HD Family Ties [TM C] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm Steel, Kim Darby. 1985. PG. (In Stereo) Street 3: Dream Warriors’ A group of in­ [CN N ] Moneyline Piinl answer here: ^ X X [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing From Atlantic [USA] Airwolf stitutionalized teen-agers unite to rid them­ [ESPN] SportsCenter City, N.J. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) selves of the evil influence of child- 11:30PM CD ® l) Lata Show (In murderer Freddy Krueger. Heather (Answers tomorrow) [H B O ] Suzi's Story (C C) Based on the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Paper Moon' A Stereo) true story of Suzi Lovegrove, a wife and Depression-era con man falls prey to the Langenkamp, Patricia Arquette. Robert En- Jumbles; QLAOE ELOPE HUMBLE BURIAL glund. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Yesterday’s mother diagnosed with AIDS, (60 min.) (In charms of a not-so-innocent 9-year-otd ( D ^ Nightline (CC). Answer Another name for the divorce court— Stereo) girl. Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal, Madeline CD NBA Basketball: New York Knicka at [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow THE HALL OF “BLAME" Kahn. 1973. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [USA] Airwolf Philadelphia 76ers (2 hrs., 30 min.) 1 : 0 5 A M CD Love Boat [USA] MOVIE: 'Blood Feud' A dis­ GS) Honaymooners New back in Bteek. JumMe Book No. 11 to •vtllebto ter la.M . wtitoh Inefudei poBltet 7:30PM C D p m Magazine Pandas at traught widow is bent on avenging the 1 :1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Night in anS bandtlng. Irem Jumbto, efo iM i nawapapw, P.O. aei 4Mt. OrianSo, F I 32Ma-43M. the San Diego Zoo; Jonathan Winters. dS) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ Ineluda jrour nama, aStfreaa and rip coda and maka your ehack payabto to Nawapapafbeoki. murder of Iter husband. Sophia Loren, Mar­ Heaven' A married teacher risks every­ CD Current Affair cello Mastroianni, Giancado Giannini. tion on the latest employment opportuni­ thing for a night of passion with one of her ties in the Connecticut area. CD Jeopardy I (CC). 1979. Part 2. former students, Christopher Atkins, Les­ ® Adderty Adderly's assigned to protect ley Ann Warren. Robert Logan. 1983. C D d§) ( P Barney Miller 9:30PM CD d9) Slap Maxwell Story a philanthropist who turns out to be a Nazi Rated R. (U) INN News (C C) Slap and Judy resume their relation­ war criminal. (70 min.) (R) ship, and Slap writes a juicy piece on his 1 : 3 0 A M CD Get Smart CtD Carson's Comedy Classics replacement at the Ledger (In Stereo) (H ) d§) Tonight Show (In Stereo) 3D IN N News ( P M*A*S*H ® Odd Couple Racing From Plainsfield 3 i $100,000 Pyramid Astrograph Newlywed Game ® Hogan's Heroes (S) Dating Game dS) Hollywood Squares ^ New s (CC). [C N N ] Newsnlght Update Sesame Street, Special (CC) Paul Si­ envision. mon, John Candy. Itzhak Perlman, Phil U S E D C A R CANCER (June 21-July 22) When deal­ Donahue and Pee-wee Herman are among the celebrities joining the regular cast, {w NORTH 3.1«-8> Overcoming break, he still played on. Dummy's cfour ing with friends today, candor Is essen­ min.) ♦ K 7 4 3 jack of hearts was covered by the tial. Pals will have more respect lor you Y J 6 2 9 dD Three's Company S A L E O F a bad split queen and king. South next led a club birth d ay It they know you're not pulling any ♦ A74 punches. [C N N ] Crossfire to dummy's queen, followed by a low WINTHROP 'by Dick Cavalll 4 AQ 3 By Janies Jacoby LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Whether you are [ESP N ] Scholastic Sports America ^ Chix Lobsters heart from dummy. When declarer's SALES heart nine won the trick, declarer March 17, 1988 engaged In activities that are large or [TM C ] MOVIE: 'It Came From Holly­ WEST EAST Over the past few years you have paid small today, perform them to the very wood' Film dtps highlight this tongue-in- ' ' Live ’n Klekingl 4 Q 10 8 2 4 --- A relatively simple hand can get cashed the heart ace, played king and DO YOa KNOW THAT lf= I W A S HAVINS- PROMISES^ PRCM/SES. your dues, and In the year ahead, you best of your abilities. Pride should take cheek tribute to Hollywood's worst mov­ SAT. 3-19-88 4753 Y Q 10 8 4 complicated when the trump suit ace of clubs, then ace of diamonds, and t o m o r r o w 's m y A (^RTXYOa'D will start collecting dividends, A more precedence over profit. ies. Dan Aykroyd, John Candy. Gilda 9 am - 4 pm while supplies last. ♦ Q J 10 ♦98632 splits badly. Six spades is a g o ^ con­ ruffed dummy’s last diamond. Declar­ BIRTHDAY? y BE INVITED. secure and fulfilling lifestyle is In the VIRGO (Aug. 23-tepl. 22) Personal re­ Radnor 1982. Rated PG. 40 7 6 4J 8 S 4 tract. Even if the queen of spades does er, dummy and hapless West had noth­ T offing. lationships will run smoothly today It 7:45PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ MANCHESTER HONDA not fall under the ace and king, declar­ ing left but spades. South got off lead 8 ter SOUTH PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your latest you look for the virtues In others and er can eliminate the minor suits and with the nine of spades. West won the Interest has the appearance of a winner. See Our Ad In Fridey'e Paper! 4AJ065 not their failings. What you see In them, 8:00PM S ) Garfield Oo m T o HoHy- place the defender with the queen of 10 and had to lead back into declarer's It’s Imperative, however, that you do YAK9 they will also see In you. wood Animated (C C ) Animated. Jon, ♦ KS spades on lead. That would force a A-J for the game-going trick. more than think about It, because It LIBRA ( ^ p l . 23-Ocl. 23) Set a good Odie and Garfield enter a national televi­ heart play with a possible favorable needs action to become a reality. Trying sion talent-search contest and win a trip to 4 K 10 2 exampw tor family members today by result. to patch up a broken romance? The the finals in Tinseltown. (R| Vulnerable: Both James Jacoby's books ‘Jacoby on displaying unselfish desires to help Baked Special When all four trumps are held by Matchmaker set can help you under­ those you love. Your message will be QD Si) MOVIE: 'Dariiv O'Qin and the D e a le r: South Bridge’ and “Jacoby on CUird Games’ West, 12 tricks seem impossible, but stand what It might take to restore the readily perceived. Uttle People' An Irish storyteller matches (written with his father, the late Os­ V relationship. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, wits with the king of the leprechauns. Al­ W ^ t N o rth East South that is an illusion. If West has equal wald Jacoby) are now available at SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) The size or Seafood Quiche bert Sharpe. Sean Connery, Janet Munro. distribution in the side-suits and if de­ bookstores. Both are published by c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428. scope of projects must not be allowed 1959 A combination of the freshest crabmeat 14 Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. to Intimidate you today. In fact, you’ll Pass 34 Pass 4 N T clarer is lucky enough to find Elast Pharos Books. C D (SD Growing Peine (C C) Ben attentpta ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Disengage and lobater baked In a delicate, flaky, Pass 5 4 Pass 5 N T with both the queen and the 10 of excel In situations where the stakes are to con his parents into buying him an ex­ yourself from penny ante objectives to­ meaningful. pensive bicycle. (R) homemade cruet. Pass 6 ♦ Pass 64 hearts, the contract can be brought day and concentrate your efforts on Pass Pass Pass home. SAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) A sit­ CD Evening Magazine meaningful goals. Aim high and do uation that has caused you concern be­ Best Selection Thus, declarer won the king of dia­ GD HIH Street Bluet what’s necessary to achieve your alms cause you didn't know how Its end re­ monds and led a spade to dummy’s McCloud without fanfare. sults would affect you should work out [ticradker Fish Dally! king. Dismayed by the horrible trump TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have In a manner that will banish your fears. MOVIE: ‘The Divorce Wars: A Love Unique telection of imported and the wherewithal to make the most of CAPRICORN (Dm . 2t-Jan. 19) You'll Story' A divorce coupie let their hatred show A candid and compassionate drama your Involvements today, regardless of see ample evidence of positive thinking loeetly hend.cra/led giju for their nature. Do your best In each situa­ about a failing marriage and the tactics of today If you so attune your mind. divorce. Tom Selleck. Jane Curtin, Charles tion, and then let events run their "Can't" mustn't be given space In your Haid. 1982 SPRING and EASTER course. vocabulary. Wed.’Sat. KPS, Sun. U S GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Where your ® (SD Aeron'e W ay (C C ) The Miller AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Give top children suffer from culture shock when 295 West S trM t ■ Bolton, CT career Is concerned today, the ideas of priority today to situations that can In­ Aaron enrolls them in an elite school (60 (one mdo north of Coy City Stoto Pork associates can be Ingeniously remolded crease your earnings or holdings. You min.) (In Stereo) by you. You can transform them Into are now on a profitable role, so make something more worthwhile than they the most of It. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednetday. Mwch 16,1988 ^ MANCHESTER nctv/iw. HERALD, weqnesaay, Wednesday, waren March i 16.1988 — n 8 — 15 SPORTS Celtics’ bench plays vital role in win over Pacers By Hank Lowenkron points and the backcourt duo The Associated Press combined for three steals. The NBA Roundup NBA’s leading scorer had 12 INDIANAPOLIS - The oft- points during a 19-6 second- ipaligned Boston Celtic bench is quarter run that put the Bulls up looking more solid as the club future, then we’re going to have a 40-28 after Chicago had fallen NHL Stan moves toward clinching its fifth very good basketball team,” Bird behind 22-21. consecutive Atlantic Division said. Vincent, a former No. 1 draft championship. Paxson was acquired in a trade selection of the Boston Celtics, Boston reserves played a vital with Portland Jan. 24. ^ said his performance was no Woshlngtoi role as the Celtics defeated “He brings movement, he fluke. Phlla~ llocMphI .... Indiana 119-113 Tuesday, giving N Y Itlandi brings another outside shooter,” “ I ’ve always felt I ’m a quality N Y Rono« them their first sweep of the Bird said of the 8-year veteran. player, and while I’m not a big New Jerto season-series since the Pacers “ He fits in real well, and the more scorer, it doesn’t mean I can’t.” PltMiuroii Joined the NBA in 1976 and he plays with us the better he’s he said. “ It’s much more impor­ V-Montrtal reducing the magic number for tant for me to look for the open V-Batton going to get. We called his play a Buffalo clinching the division crown to few times at the end of the game, man and push the ball up the three. Quebec and he produced for us, so the court. Horfford CM ‘‘At the start of the fourth Celtics have another offensive “But there were at least three quarter they (the reserves) came threat down the stretch.” occasions where I drove by my out and got us the lead,” said v-Detrolf Boston had to overcome a 76-68 man and beat a big man, which I V-St. Louts Larry Bird, who had 12 points in deficit in the third quarter to feel I can do frequently.” Chicago the first half and then kept Boston Toronto record its sixth consecutive vic­ Blazers 112, Lakers 95 Minnesota in the game with 17 of his 34 points tory, including four games when Te rry Porter scored a career- in the third quarter. Bird has worn protective goggles y-Colgorv high 33 points and Clyde Drexler v-Edmonto Reserve guard Jim Paxson had and averaged 34 points. IVI all eight of his points in the last added 31 to lead Portland over the v-Winnipeg 7 NEA. Me "The eye is getting better. I’ll Los Angele Lakers. It was the Trail Blazers’ quarter, when the O ltics out- probably wear them one more Vancouver ninth straight victory — the y-clinchei scored Indiana 26-21. Four of game.” he said. second time this season they have Paxson’s points came in an 8-0 All five Boston starters finished Calgary I spurt that put Boston ahead 101-94 tied the franchise record — and Quebec 3 in double figures. McHale had 24 New Yort with 10:01 to play. The spurt the Lakers’ third loss in their last Chicago : and Parish scored 21 and snared four games. began with a short hook by Kevin 14 rebounds. Edmonto “ We’ve done this to other teams II McHale, producing the 10th and Chuck Person and Steve Stipa- Woshlngt before.” said James Worthy, who A final lead change of the game, novich led a balanced Indiana p . m . A Toronto ( lead the Lakers with 21 points but and Boston went on to build a scoring attack that had six was held scoreless in the fourth Montreal 111-100 advantage with 4:40 to go. players in double figures with 21 Detroit o period. “ It’s not much fun tohave VOncouv) , “ From that point on we were each as the Pacers suffered their somebody dunk it in our faces and just trying to move the basketball seventh loss in eight starts and Calgary ( jam it down our throats.” and play good defense,” said their 10th in 12 games. Chlcogo I Porter connected on 14 of 19 Quebec a Bird, who was cheered all night MInnesot by fans In the capacity crowd of Bulls 108, Cavaliers 89 shots from the field, including 11 16,912 from his hometown of The Chicago Bulls needed a straight in a stretch that spanned NHL resu the second and third p e rils . AP photo French Lick and Terre Haute, point guard to play alongside BIRD B A TTLE — Boston forward Larry where he played at Indiana State. Michael Jordan inthebackcourt. Suns 111, SuperSonIcs 90 NBA game Tuesday night In Indianapo­ Flames 8, “ If the Pacers had got ahead at So they went the trade route and Bird battles his way through the lane lis, The Celtics won, 119-113. Eddie Johnson scored 27 points past Indiana’s Herb Wiiliams in their the end, it would have changed, came up with Sam Vincent. and Phoenix overcame an early Caloary but we appreciate the support we On Tuesday, Vincent scored a 20-point deficit to defeat Seattle Honterd 7:54 left, his 3-point goal 34 a 6-0 spurt. Rrst Pei giet around here. There’s a lot of career-high 18 points and handed and ’snap a nine-game losing the Bucks. Derek Smith had 26 seconds later and Johnson’s (Tonelll, OtI people that like the Celtics.'rit’s out 11 assists as the Bulls crushed streak. The Suns, who had lost 25 Kevin Willis scored 22 points for points for Sacramento and Reg­ 3:3S (pp). 3 tough for the Pacers, but we enjoy the Cleveland Cavaliers 108-89. of their last 29 games since the layup with 5:33 togo St retched the Atlanta, while Charles Barkley gie Theus 16. Calgary, P Suns’ lead to 96-81. The Sonics paced Philadelphia with 22, Hartford, O it very much,” he said. Was Chicago Coach Doug Col­ All-Star break, trailed 31-11 with Calgary, Lo never got closer than 12 points Rockets 116, Clippers 110 Raglnald Plnto/M«nchMt*r H«ral(t Paxson also made two free lins pleased? 3:09 left in the first quarter. Bucks 108, Kings 97 7, Calgary, Rtginald Plnta/Manohattar Hwald. throws with 2:35 to play when thereafter. Purvis Short and Akeem Ola- 16:31. 8, Har “ Vincent was magnificent, and They were behind 35-21 by Paul Pressey and Randy 17;17>.?er UP FOR TWO — Manchester’s Jason (10) and Todd Holland looking on Indiana pulled to within four and juwon scored 30 points each as SKY WALKING — Manchester’s Paris and Todd Holland defend on the play as far as I ’m concerned was a period’s end and 57-50 at halftime Hawks 104, 76ers 90 Breuer scored 17 points each as manlikee & Goddard (25) launches a shot over two ■ two more when the lead wasdown steal from Seattle,” Collins said. Houston handed Los Angeles its molor (flgh during Tuesday’s Class LL semifinal. Oates (34) goes high to drop in a layup as Seattle’s Dale Ellis scored 26 of Dominique Wilkins scored 26 Milwaukee, using a third-quarter malor ( with the Bears’ Todd Cogdell (12) to three with 1:35 remaining. eighth straight loss. The Rockets Indian teammates with Norwalk's Goddard had 12 points in the Indians’ “ Sam has great coordination and his 38 points. points as Atlanta came back from surge, defeated Sacramento. It molor (flgh during Tuesday’s semifinal against looking on. Oates had 16 points for “ If we’regoing to have any type have won four of their last five motor (fight Shawn Maharaj (33), Roosevelt Smith 74-48 loss. has given us a big boost because John.son. who had eight points a 12-point deficit to down Phila­ was the fourth straight loss for Norwalk. Norwalk’s Clinton Barnes (42) Manchester. of success this year, our bench games. The Clippers. 12-48, have Second F Rory Sparrow still has a bad wrist in the third period, added a tip-in delphia. The Hawks took a 59-57 the Kings, who are 4-27 on the (Suter), 3:1 has got to help us out and if lost 24 consecutive road games. and John Paxson’s jammed and a layup for a 78-75 lead lead at 10:57 of the third period road the season.' 6 (Wilson), tonight was any indication of how The Clippers were paced by (Turgeon, T thumb still hurts” entering the final quarter. Tyrone and increased their margin to Je rry Reynolds and Jack Macinnis 23 they’re going to help us in the Benoit Benjamin’s 25 points and Jordan led Chicago with ,38 Corbin’s three-point play with 88-79 as Randy Wittman sparked Sikma added 16 points apiece for Macinnis, C 12 rebounds. (hooking), t 5:07; Murzyi Norwalk overpowers MHS in semifinals Cal, malor Oermid, Ha Bv Jim Tierney trailed. 18-12, after the first bench, serv ter’s fate as Norwalk ran off 14 on Ice), U Manchester Herald stanza. unanswered points to assume a Sports in NFL ratifies Cards’ move to Phoenix 15:05. Norwalk’s big men, 6-8 Todd commanding 49-22 lead. The Third Pei By Dave Goldberg community as quickly as possi­ (PepllnskI), H A M D EN — It was a disap­ Holland (16 points. 7-for-lO shoot­ Bears’ fullcourt pressure caused Little League tryouts this weekend •swapping the Cardinals and Fal­ with the bulk of his early-season (Quennevll pointing end to a magnificent ing) and 6-3 Shawn Maharaj (10 six Indian turnovers. It wasn’t The Associated Press ble.” Bidwill said in his usually cons, Commisioner Pete Rozelle games on the road and perhaps an Suter, Cal reserved tone after only the said there was unlikely to be any neen, Har (r season for the Manchester points), encountered early foul until the 4; 14 mark that Manches­ The Manchester Little League will conduct tryouts Saturday early night game thrown in. Cal,mlsconc Indians. trouble and Bears’ Coach Ray ter got on the board in the third and Sunday with candidates living south of Center Street to P H O E N IX . Ariz. — As with the Raiders and Miami Dolphins realignment until the next league The other action Tuesday In­ Shots on { abstained from making the ford 10-16-8- Participating in the Class L L Barry sat Holland the entire when 6-6 junior Paris Oates, who report to Verplanck Field and those living north of Center Street Oakland, er. Los Angeles Raiders expansion, at least three years volved rules changes. league vote unanimous. Power-pla state semifinal game for the first second stanza and went with what scored a team-high 16 points, hit a reporting to Waddell Field. and Baltimore, er, Indianapolis off. 2; Hartford Colts, before them, it may take a The shift marks the third in six time in 32 years, fifth-ranked he called his ‘quick’ lineup. bucket. Rain dates are March 26 and 27. Moreover, N FC East teams The most significant move (Joalles— < while before Phoenix Cardinals years for the once stable N F L and saves), Dai Manchester was unable to ever Norwalk led, 24-19, midway “Every time we made a mis­ seem happy with taking home the involved Increasing from 30 se­ Hartford, rolls trippingly off the tongues of follows the moves, made without get untracked and bowed to through the second quarter with take they capitalized.” Kinel extra revenue — visiting teams conds to 45 the amount of time for second, 16-1 St. James girls in hoop title game football fans. permission, by the Raiders in 1982 get 40 percent of the gate — from A— 14,350. second-seeded Norwalk High Manchester, seemingly, clawing said. “ 1 iust don’t think any team putting the ball. The 45-second Referee- its way back with Holland and and Colts in 1984. In fact, the la.st that 70,000-seat Sun Devil Sta­ interval will begin immediately Gerard Gaul School. 74-48. Tuesday night at in the state is 26 points better than, The St. James girls’ varsity basketball team will meet Our But the Cardinals, kept in limbo 6 franchise shift that was made dium at Tempe where the Cardi­ Quinnipiac College. Maharaj on the bench. us” Lady of Mount Carmel Saturday at 10:15 a.m. at St. Mary’s after the whistle blows ending the 6 for two months, are finally here with league permission also in­ nals will play rather than 40 previous play. The Indians went cold commit­ Blackhsw Cogdell and Smith were the School in Newington for the championship in the ninth annual and already settling in. N F L The Indians. co-CCC East D iv­ ted five turnovers, and Cogdell volved the Cardinals — in 1959 percent from an often half-empty The rule, which will be used sparkplugs for Norwalk. “They John A. Sullivan seventh grade tournament. owners, brushing aside a last- ision charhps. finished their cam­ tallied seven points to give (Cogdell and Smith) play well from Chicago to St Louis. Busch Stadium at St. Louis. during the regular season, is an Chicago paign with a fine 20-4 mark The St. James earned its way to the title game with wins over St. minute plea from St. Louis SI. Louis Norwalk a 35-22 halftime advan­ together,” Barry said. "We have It also creates an N FC East The move creates some sche­ offshoot of a 40-second clock that Bears. 22-3, will meet Holy Cross Stanislaus of Meriden and St. Francis of New Britain, both by politicians and businessmen, that stretches 2..500 miles from Rrst Perl tage. Manchester was 8-for-20 in great confidence in the two of 25-21 margins. duling problems for the N F L was used experimentally In last 12 (Hull, Gli voted 26-0 with two abstentions to New York to Phoenix, a kind of of Waterbury. a 50-37 winner over the first half while Norwalk was them, I think it (the result) came because daytime temperatures in year’s preseason, then rejected Second P« Beth Gerhardt had 30pointsin thetwo winsforSt. James. Kelly ratify tbe move announced in (Bothwell, Bulkeley High of Hartford, in the 12-for-22. Cogdell hit three 3- down to our defense.” geographical “ X ” pattern with September and October often run after almost every coach in the White, Devon Garceau, Katie Liebig, Katie Demarchi, Sonya January by owner William the N FC West, which runs from Ludzik 6, 1 L L final Saturday at Central pointers in the initial 16 minutes. Manchester trailed 55-32 after into the 100s in Arizona. Bidwill league objected that it didn't give (Valve, Yaw Connecticut State University’s Cosuman, Laurie Cartier and Aimee Allaire also played well for Bidwill. San Francisco to Atlanta. But Third Pei “ We were in foul trouble and three quarters, and never threa­ St. James. said that he had asked for his them enough time to make Kaiser Hall at noon. “ We want to become part of the despite the seeming logic of (Bergevln, put our quick team in and let them tened in the final stanza. Junior schedule to be “ pushed back,” changes. Louis, Mck " It ’s disappointing to end this hustle all over the court.” Barry Jason Goddard added 12 points way,’’ third-year Manchester said. “ Cogdell .had a hot hand for the Indians. Phil Howard Bolton youth baseball signups set Coach Frank Kind said. “ Right from the 3-point line. I thought it added 10 points for Norwalk. now. you’re not thinking about the B O LTO N — The Bolton Youth Baseball Association will hold its Clemens’ pitching was important (that) when our “Matt Vaughn, Troy Peters 20 wins, you’re thinking about the big people were out, we were still and Art Temple were here three final signups for boys and girls play, ages 6-15, on Saturday from MHS has 25 applicants one loss. These kids had a great able to increase bur lead,” years ago when I came and they 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bolton High School. Play for boys 14 and 15 year” It was an atrocious shooting deserve a lot of credit.” Kinel years old may be dropped unless additional players sign up. speaking volumes for head football post Norwalk possessed a senior night for Manchester (26-for-.55). said of the turnaround in the For further information, call Bill Blafkin at 649-8137. tandem of lightning quick guards. Senior Matt Vaughn (l-for-13) program. “ We’re going to miss 5-foot-8 Todd Cogdell (19 points, Bv The Associated Press A total of 25 applications tor Mike Simmons said the and junior Cory Goldston com­ Matt Vaughn so much. He’s the UConn N IT game telecast by W TXX have been received for the first round of interviews will four assists) and .5-7 Roosevelt bined for only one field goal. The smartest player I ever coached. Roger Clemens’ pitching is Manchester High School head be conducted next week with a Smith (9 points, ll assists. 9 Indians were 12-for-35 from the BasebaD News Notici We’re going to have to really HARTFORD — The University of Coiiiiecticut’s National speaking volumes even while his football coaching position left second round scheduled for steals), which it unleashed upon floor after intermission while work hard to overcome it. We’ll Invitational Tournament game Thursday with the University of mouth is silent. vacant when Ron Cournoyer the week of Mtfrch 28. Sim­ As a condll the Indians. The Bears' fullcourt Norwalk was 17-for-27. have our work cut for us replac­ West Virginia in Morgantown, W. Va., will be televised by Clemens struck out nine batters stepped down in mid-January mons said, if the process flows the placemi pressure yielded 21 Indian tur­ “ I really felt that if we shot ing him.” W TX X , Channel 20, and on the national cable network three-hitter. All the hits were tlslng In th< novers while they committed only in four innings Tuesday. He also allowed by Stoddard. smoothly along, it’s hoped a ra id , A d v reasonably well and just had NORWALK (74) — Todd Cogdell 7 2-2 FNN/Score starting at 7:30 p.m. The deadline for applica­ nine. gave up four runs, but only one New York scored all its runs in new coach can be named by agrees to pi turned the ball over a few less 19, Rootvelt Smith 2 5-69, Todd Holland UConn goes Into the N IT contest, its first postseason tions was today. and hold ht “ They (Norwalk) had a lot of 7 2-2 16, Phil Howard 4 2-2 10, Shawn earned, as the Boston Red Sox the sixth inning. Don Mattingly the first or second week of times, we could’ve been in the Maharal 5 0-110, Clinton Barnes 0 2-4 2, appearance since 1982, at 15-14 while the Mountaineers are 18-13. Chester Hei quickness," K ind said. were beaten 11-5 by Kansas City. led off with a walk and singles by Manchester Athletic Direc­ April. , and emplo> game,” Kinelexplained. “Ireally Eric Mantgomerv 20-04, Greg Tavlar 2 Freshman forwardlifurray Williams didn’t take part In UConn’s Manchester, which never led, 0-0 4. TatalS 29-49 13-17 74. George Brett homered twice arid Jay Buhner and Chris Alvarez and all II felt the problem wasn’t what they MANCHESTER (4S) — Matt Vaughn 1 Regineld PInto/Mancheeter Herald ! practice Tuesday due to a bruised right knee. Junior Cliff expense, I tied the game at 4-all on a Troy drove in seven runs for the the produced the first run. Rick neys’ tees were doing, it was-how poorly we 0-02, Troy Peters30-06,ParlsOates64-4 Robinson, troubled by a possible stress fracture in his right foot, Royals. Peters bucket early in the first were doing. We couldn’t put it 16, Cory Goldston 00-00, Jason (Joddard OH, TH E PAIN — Manchester junior Norwalk High Tuesday night in a Class Cerone’s suicide squeeze went for claims of ur 4 4-6 12, Calvin Meggett 3 0-0 6, Eric took part In an 8-minute scrimmage Tuesday and reported his For Clemens, spring training ces, Intrlnc quarter. The Indians proceeded (the ball) in an ocean.” Calvin Meggett tugs at his jersey and sits a bunt single and the second run. WIdmer 1 0-0 2, A rt Tem ple 1 0-0 23, LL semifinal. Manchester, co -C C C East foot felt okay afterward. games aren’t much more than marks, trae to turn the ball over seven times The opening four minutes of the Darren Gates 104)2. Totals 20-550-1040. Second baseman Santiago Gar­ Seguso celebrates ents, viola! 3-polnt goals; Norwalk— Cagdell 3. dejectedly on the bench after the Division endmps, finishes the year at tuneup sessions, catcher Rich in the opening eight minutes and third stanza spelled Manches­ cia’s error on a two-out popup privacy one Halftime: 35-22 Narwalk Indians dropped a 74-48 verdict to 20-4. Gedman said. Gedman spoke for completed the scoring. copyright i Rutgers fires Craig LIttlepage the two-time Cy Young winner, rights, unt 9 Expos 7, Dodgers 1: Dodgers 7, 9 and libel an PISCATAWAY, N. J. — Craig Littlepage was fired as Rutgers who waved off reporters after the Mels 1: The Los Angeles split with win at Lipton may result I basketball coach Tuesday after three seasons in which the game. squad had diametrically opposite tion of any Scarlet Knights won Just 23 games. “ We weren’t trying to strike and then drove to Key Biscayne to the Manchi Whalers suffer flameout, slip into division ceiiar results. In Puerto Rico, Dennis Bv Fred Goodall odvertlser, Rutgers Athletic Director Fred Gruninger said a search for a batters out,” Gedman said. “ We Martinez pitched five strong The Associated Press play his late afternoon match. tisements Ir HARTFORD (AP) - While the what we have to accomplish.” new coach would begin immediately, although there have been were just trying to use his fastball innings and hit a home run to lead “ I couldn’t think of anything butlon pul The victory boosted the Nor­ The loss broke Philadelphia’s llshed by Calgary Flames continue to gun What the Whalers, second-to- burgh in the Paul Coffey trade, reports that school officials are considering several current more to strengthen his arm. the Expos. The game, played KEY BISCAYNE, Fla - Ro­ out there. I couldn’t think of for supremacy in the National diques out of the Adams Division 5-0-Lunbeaten string at Madison scored his 50th of the season in the H e ra ld . P last in the league in offense with NHL Roundup Division I coaches who have their team in the NCAA tournament Whether he’s striking people out before a crowd of 8,870 at Juan bert Seguso couldn’t say what tennis. I couldn’t think of the Publisher. Hockey League, the Hartford 216 goals, did accomplish against basement for the first time since Square Garden. third period. Mark Messier and Jan. 9. this season. or not, he always has his velocity. Loubriel Stadium, was the second amazed him more, the birth of his baby,” he said. “ I was thinking Whalers have slipped to the the Flames is the ability to score. Craig MacTavish scored the like a vegetable ... I ’ve never felt The winning goal came when a Blackhawks 7, Blues 7 Heading the list is Tom Penders of Rhode Island. Other coaches “ Twenty strikeouts or two, in a two-game annual series that first child or his first-round bottom of the Adams Division. Hartford had scored only once in other Edmonton goals. John under consideration are Pete Gillen of Xavier of Ohio, Pat what’s the difference? He could raised an estimated $100,000 to victory at the Lipton Interna­ so drained.” had two goals for Hartford while low shot from the point by Herb Raglan scored his 10th Calgary, behind Hakan Loob’s two weekend losses. 5-0 to Mont­ Tucker scored twice and Chris­ Kennedy of Florida State, Eddie Fogler of Wichita State and New have struck out 12 today. He’s benefit the Roberto Clemente tional Players Championships. Seguso, ranked 109th in the Ron Francis had one and two defenseman Te rry Carkner de­ goal of the season with 2; 21 fifth three-goal effort this season, real and 4-1 to Quebec. tian Ruuttu and rookie Pierre Jersey NeU assistant coach Bob Wenzel, a former Rutgers capable of striking out anyone at Sports City. After spending nine hours in the world, offered a simple explana­ FOUND. Bl assists. flected off the stick of a 'Toronto remaining in the third period, defeated the fading Whalers 8-6to “ We finally got some goals but Turgeon had the other Buffalo player. any time, but that isn’t the way Martinez allowed the Dodgers labor room with his wife — tion for his comeback. He felt he kitten. “ We’ve blown a five-point lead player to Stastny, who put in a lifting St. Louis into the tie. goals. Holmes I push their record to 41-21-0 for 91 couldn’t keep enough out of our the game is played. one run as he scattered five hits women’s tennis star Carling was just better than De La Pena, and now we’re down one (point to backhander from the right fa- Raglan’s goal, the last of 10 in Littlepage, who had one year remaining on his contract, posted About 6 points, one point ahead of idle net,” said Pleau. Gretzky’s three points gave a 23-63 record with the Scarlet Knights and 12-47 mark in the “ Guys aren’t supposed to be and struck out three. He also hit a Bassett — on Monday, Seguso who nevertheless is ranked 95th. Quebec),” said Francis. “Westill ceoff circle. the third period, negated Rick 646-5262. Montreal. Loob, helped on offense by Mike him 127. leaving him 12 behind throwing like that in spring home run off Alejandro Pena in celebrated Tuesday with a five- “ I got lucky,” the 24-year-old have nine games to play and 18 Gaetan Duchesne, with his 21st Vaive’s go-ahead goal for Chi­ Atlantic 10 Conference. Rutgers finished last in the conference “ There are some few games Bullard, who had his 43rd goal league leader Mario Lemieux two of the three years and in ninth place in 1985-87. training. It's not normal. But the fifth inning. set triumph over Argentina’s said. “ I think if I was playing well possible points. We’re not about goal, and Mike Eagles also scored cago with 3:38 left in the period. left, we might as well finish first and two helpers, staked Calgary with nine games to play. Roger is different.” Hubie Brooks added a two-run Horacio De La Pena. I would have won in straight sets to pack it in. for Quebec. Mark Osborne and With the tiO, ilK Blues stayed Emplo overall,” said Loob. “ That way, to a S-3 lead after one period. Loob The Sabres battled the Oilers on Clemens, a 20-game winner the homer for Montreal. “ It’s been brutal, but it’s been ... If I had a tough match, there’s “ We could have tonight when Gary Leeman scored for the three points ahead of the Black- we’d also win our division and completed the hat trick with a fairly even terms through much Texas relieves Weltllch of post last two seasons, was victimized At Port St. Lucie. Fla., Len great. I won. and the baby’s fine. no way I would have won.” we gave up an early goal or two Leafs, who have lost seven of hawks in their bmtie for second &Edv stay ahead of Edmonton.” short-handed tally in the second of the game. They trailed only 5-4 by Jim Rice’s error with two out Matuszek and Gilberto Reyes hit What more can I ask for?,” said The 82.1 million tournament is because of mistakes but we had to their last eight games. place in Norris Division. A U S TIN -r The University of Texas wants a men’s basketball The Whalers, on a 7-13 slide period. after two periods, but Simpson’s in the second inning. home runs for the other portion of Seguso. who lost the first two sets in the third day of its 13-day run at chase them all game,” Francis Brett Hull scored twico for St. team the nationally ranked U T women would be proud of, a since Jan. 30, fell into the Adams "W e didn’t play well defen­ Rangsrs 3, Flyers 1 SOth goal at 6:01 was the game- Brett’s homers were his first of Dodgers. It was the Dodgers’ and rallied to win 3-6, 4-6,6-2,6-4, the International Tennis Center. said. “ All we can hope is scoring Louis. breaker. school official said in announcing the firing of basketball coach cellar as Quebec nipped Toronto sively but a win is a win,” said the exhibition season. He hit a 6 - 2 . Steffi Graf of West Germany and six goals gets us back on track.” Kelly Kisio and Norm Maciver Bob WelUich. third straight victory this spring 3-2. Hartford, 29-35-7, had been Loob. “ M y success this year is Oilers 6, Sabres 4 grand Siam, a three-run shot and over the Mets. “ I was really struggling,” he Sweden’s Mats Wilander, the Joel Quenneville, Sylvain Cote scored first-period power-play “ Playlng with Wayne tonight it "W e got a women’s program today that’s getting the Job done. anchored in fourth place since from confidence. I started off doubled. Twins 2, AMrot 0: Eric Bullock, said. “ I never felt like I got in the tournament’s top seeds, are both and Carey Wilson added Hartford goals and Chris Nllan connected Geoff Courtnall had three goals was pretty easy to get three And we’re proud of them, and we’d like to be that good,” Athletic Jan 6 but with nine games left to quick and with the team playing Yankees 3, White Sox (k In a groove. I wanted to win, but I scheduled to play today. PART Tim tallies. in the third period for New York. and Wayne Gretzky three as.sists goals,” said Courtnall, obtained Director DeLoss Dodds said Tuesday of the men’s squad. traded to Minnesota by Houston core of play, the Nordiques have grabbed so well and all our scorers night game, a spiit squad of White didn’t really care.” Graf begins defense of the The Rangers have won seven of as they led Edmonton over recently from the Boston Bruins. Weltllch, 43, leaves six years after replacing Abe Lemons, who last season, broke a scoreless tie dovcore. a one-point lead. scoring, it is a lot easier.” NordlquM 3, Leafs 2 Sox was blanked by New York. Holden John Seguso was bom women’s title against Jana No­ 1pm or ll their last nine games to take a Buffalo. The goals by Courtnall “ It was tough coming here. I was was fired after finishing 15-11 in 1982 and was 110-58, also over six with an eighth-inning home run to “We can’t worry what Quebec Joe Mullen, A1 M aebnis and Anton Stasty scored the win­ Rookie Ai Leiter pitched five at 8:52 p.m. Monday. Father took votna of Czechoslovakia. be motui three-point lead over Pittsburgh were his first as an Oiler and gave kind of in awe at first but after I years. Weitlich’s teams had an overall record of 77-98. Texas was provide all the scoring.Bullock’s does,” said Whaler Coach Larry Jiri Hrdina added goals for the ning goal on a power play in the hitiess innings and teamed with a brief nap overnight, visited with The Chll and New Jersey in the race for the him 35 for the season. got that first goal tonight I sUrted the SWe tri-champion in 1985. homer followed Gene Larkin’s Chris Evert and Jim m y Can­ Pleau. “ If Quebec won. that’s fine Flames who pushed their league­ relievers Tommy John, Tim mother and son in a Bdynton Inc., AAo second period and goaltender last Patrick Division playoff Craig Simpson, the key player to relax and just went from single, both off loser Larry non, the No. 2 seeds, were among 5535. but we have to keep our minds on Stoddard and Dove Riehettl for n A nd ero pn ja leading total to 348. Mike M illar Mario Brunetta blocked 20 shots. berth. Edmonton obtained from Pitts- there.” Beach hosnital ’Tiiesdav mnming Tuesdav’s first-round winners. 18 — M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 16,1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneaday, March 16,1988 la 8 8 — 17

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New York 27 35 .435 17 KJohnson 310 34 13, Corbin 811 1-1 18, _ Tech, 218, ot Arkonsos-LIttfa Applications ore now typing and telephone Include volunteer de­ pool puts you In the peting, formal dining non Realty. 649-1147. NY Roneers 31 31 8 70 263 247 Turnpike, MonChester. room, new kitchen. 2 New Jersey 31 35 5 67 251 277 Phlloddohlo 26 36 .419 .18 |^im377815,Ballev32304,Hornacek38 Rock,288,8p.m. • inaurance being accepted. For skills? This opportunity Is velopment, planning swim In this lovely W A N T 0 Duplex? This 6-6 PIttaboroh 29 New Jersey 16 46 .251 20 28 10.TotalS 4377 2331 111. Neiw, 23S, at Boston College, 1313,8 p.nl. 649-6220. avallsMs at this small neighborhood. Our bedroom, kitchen ap­ 32 9 67 274 285 Nordlques 3, M ipis Leifs 2 Central Divtalon SjOffte SI 22 18 I S - W Fordham, 1814, at Houston, 17-13 8:|9 Send resume to: Information please Implementation of ser­ Maple street home has Adams Dlvhlen Hartford area offloo. Ex- vice and rehabilitation sparkling Cope offers 3 pliances Included. received tender loving v-AAontreal 40 Detroit 43 20 .677 Pbeenta 2 1 » M J S -iii P.m. , Box PP contact Mrs. Plante. 20 11 91 264 215 Atlanta 30 23 .623 3V^ 3Polnt gools— Ellis 2, McMillan, Cor­ „ £?PP«-cnne, 17-13 at New Mexico, 2312, eellenl benefits, perman­ and public educotlon bedrooms, V/a baths, Main level laundry, pa­ core from Its owner- V-Boston 39 26 6 04 267 224 Teronle 2 0 0—3 Crestfleld Convoles- tio, city water. Conven­ Quebec 2 1 0-1 Chicago 36 26 .581 6 bin. Fouled oof— None. Rebounds— Seattle 9:Xp.m. Minehistir Hirild TECHNICIAN cent Home. 643-5151. ent poaitton. Idael for so­ programs. Send re­ dining room, garage, /occupontl Hardwood Buffalo 33 29 9 75 255 271 Milwaukee 35 42 (Lister 7), Phoenix S3 (Gilliam 13). tional buyers. Availa­ Quebec 31 36 4 66 241 265 Rrst Period— 1, Toronto, Osborne 21 26 .574 6Vi Santa Claro, 2310, at Oregon, 131J, Full time salaried posi­ meone re-entering the sume to: Executive Di­ lorge lot. $169,900. floors, master bed­ (McKenna, Yoremchuk), 10:25. 2, To­ Indiana 30 32 .484 12 Asslsts-Seottle 27 (McMillan 13), Pho­ midnight ' P.0.BOXS81 DRIVER and Driver ble Immediately. Hartford 29 35 7 65 216 245 Cleveland enix X (K. Johnson 10). Total fouls— Seattle tion available. Must be work force. Pleeee call rector, 243 East Center Centurv-2 1 - room with o sitting CAMPiELL COStFaRENCE ronto, Leemon 28 (Damphousse, Ih- 30 34 .469 13 „„ mday, March 18 Minchsitsr, CT Aide. Mondov-Frldoy Homeseekers Realty. $137,900. D .W . Fish nocak), 10:37.3,Quebec,Duchesne21 (Glllls, WRSTEKN CONPRRRNCE 27, Phoenix 21. Technical— C.Johnson. MllnolsState,l8l3atClevelandState,2l-7, 18 or older. Science to transport Special Mra. Palmar at Street, Manchester area and wolk-ln Nerrta Division A— 11,159. 7:Xp.m. • 06040. 623-5044. Reoltv 643-1591 .D W L T Pta OP OA Haworth), 13:40 ( » ) . 4, Quebec,Eogles Midwest DIvtalen 08040 major prafarrably with Education children, 2 closet. Separate gas y-Detrolt 38 24 9 85 289 235 10 (Picard), 14:14. Penalties—Secoid, Tor W L Pet. OB ..Tennessee, 1313 at Middle Tennessee 289-9576 MANCHESTER. "Quiet MANCHESTER. Perfec- heating systems, new (rotting), :28; Leeman, Tor (holding), x-Dollos 42 19 .689 State,2l-lO,7:Xp.m. lab experience for rou­ to 3 years old. Coll tlon plus with this (m- y-Sf. Louis 31 33 7 69 250 255 Houston .D R IVER - Class 2 license Connecticut Wheel­ child sate neighbor- roof and aluminum sid­ Chicago 29 34 8 66 254 205 3:30; Lanz, Tor (holding) 12:20; 37 24 .607 4/z baths, workshop Thursday’s Games CHICAGO (108) At New York Coll Arbor Acres to manufacturing, down! Combine low Rrst Period— 1, New York, KIslo 21 Detroit at Cleveland, 7 : » p.m. Semifinal losers,7p.m. experience preferred. trucking, construction $289,900. Century-21 and finished rec room i NHL results Sellers 2-71-15, Ooklev 311 3816, Corzine SHOP Forms 633-4681 ext 250. New home sales. rotes with on afforda­ (Ogrodnick, Dahlen), 2:27 (pp). 2, New Washington at Indiana, 7 :X p.m. Excellent working con­ and form customers. Lindsey Real Estate. on lower level, 2 cor ble price and you con York, Maciver 8 (Leetch, Ogrodnick), Seattle ot Houston. 8:M p.m. 33080, Vincent 7-113418, Jordan 17-X37X, CHAMPIONSHIP EOE.______ditions and compete- Salesperson with the attached oarage, pri­ 18:15 (pp). PIppen 4-7308, Grant373311, Paxson 3438 Rec Hoop Protected territory, 649-4000. own your own 1st FIsmes B. Whalers 6 Portland at (Jenver, 9 :X p.m. 6, Sparrow 33 30 4, Turner 1-2 08 2. Totals WodtaMdov, March X FOREMAN FOOD Service. We hove tlve salary. Send letter vate treed yord with Second Period— 3, Phlladelphio, Dobbln3 At New York for large, growing ge­ right stuff will learn thorough training pro­ M A N C H ES TE R . New list­ homel 5 plus room (Croven, Huffman), 2:43. 43841321108. openings for full and of Interest to March gram. For personal In­ potlo oreo. $279,900. Ctavelond 22 17 2$ 25— 89 Semifinal winners, 9p.m. contractor. Must the Intricacies of ing. Lovely 9 room Colonial on East Mid­ Calgary s 2 1-8 Third P e r l o ^ , New York, Nllon 9 NBA rBSUllS neral port time positions In Inc., of Manchester. terview, send work his­ Sentry Real Estate 643- dle Turnpike In Man­ (Maciver), 18:21. Chicago 21 31 22 34—108 possess organizational working with new Colonial, 4 bedrooms, ttortferd 3 2 1— 8 our Cleon modern facil­ P.O. Box 574,Monches- tory to F.B. Wilson, 4060.O chester. 3 bedrooms, Shofs on goal— Philadelphia 8-910— 25. 3Polnt goals— Price. Fouled out— Grant. Adults skills, as you will be res­ ter, C T. 06040.______large main floor family Rrst Period— 1, Colgorv, Mullen 33' Rebounds— Cleveland 42 (Nance 9), ity. Positions vary home buyers. You Southwestern Petro­ room, new kitchen co- M A N C H ES TE R . New list­ spacious living room, lad 26 (Tonelll, Otto), :35. 2, Hortford, Fronds 21, New York 13108— 38. llllno — B CI72 (Bernie Vogel 22, Gory ponsible for the upkeep, (joolles— Philadelphia, Hextoll. New Celtics 119, Pacers 113 Chicago 58 (Oakley 14). Assists— from the assembly ond A P P L IA N C E Soles and will work with them leum, Box 961005, Fort blnets and appliances. ing. Fantastic buvl eolley kitchen with din­ I Reg- 3:35 (pp). 3, Colgorv, Bullard 43, 5:35. 4, ClevelandX(Horper9),ChlcaooX(Vlncent GrodzIckI X , Kim Bushev 12) Main Pub maintenance and Calgary, Patterson 5 (Otto), 11:58. 5, York, Vonblesbrouck. A— 17,342. packaging to our Service In area. Open­ Worth, T X . 76161. Rec room, 1987 In- Spacious, Immaculate ing area. Lower level 11). Total fouls— Cleveland 19, Chicago 25. 88 (Jim Wehr X , Tom Foron 18, Pete proper storage of ser­ from the "dream". Hartford, Cote 6 (DIneen, Fronds), 13:03.6, BOSTON (119) Thompson 14) Basebafl hornemode foods to ings for opportunities WAITRESSES- Week­ ground pool, many ex­ Garrison Colonial on playroom with sliders Calgary, Loob44(Bullard. Da dswell), 13:32. B.A. Club 78 (Bill Bellock 27, Ray vice tools, equipment meat slicing ond main­ to earn $300 per week. through lot over 1 acre. 4 bed­ 1110 Oilers 6. Sabres 4 Blrdl2-2291034,McHale31431124, Parish Bucks 10B, Kings 97 days and weekends full tras. Priced of only to nice bock yard. 7, Calgary, Loot^ 45 (Bullard, Ramoge), 8-115821,Alnge4-111-212, Johnson 5-133818, Sullivan 18, Brian Moran 12) Sports­ -and stock. Must have tenance. Super benef­ Management oppor­ selection, design, time. Breakfast and $199,000. U 8. R Realty. rooms, 2'/z baths, slid­ Aluminum siding. fi Ola- 16:31. 8, Hartford, Quennevllle 1 (Fronds), Paxson 352-28, Acres31300,Mlnnlefleld32 man's Cofe 54 (Gary Fallon 14, Tom its tor full time posi­ tunity to 30K plus bo­ 17:17> .^nalHes— Core, Col (unsports- Hogan 13, Dean Frodel 11, Erine Scott mechanical knowledge financing and lunch. Coll 649-4011 be­ 643-2692,______ers to bock potlo off Bower school area I ich as Buffalo 2 2 0—4 080, Ro6erts322-22, Lohaus 1-1302. Totals SACRAMENTO (97) tions. Weekdays only. nus. Phone 646-3875. family room, 2 cor monllke Conduct), 1:52; Ramoge, Cal, Edmonton 2 3 1— 8 41-8233X119. 10) Exhibition baseball standings of amall engineaand ve­ tween 6om and 3pm. EAST Hartford. Beoutl- Just reducedi $129,500. molor (fighting), 8:41; Robertson, Har, D.SmIfh 13X3728, Thorpc39851.1,Klelne No nights or weekends. EOE. closing. Please send oversized garage. A les its Rrst Period— 1. Buffalo, Ruutlu 26, 3:04 INDIANA (113) 2- 8 30 4, Theus 7-18 2-2 18, K.Smlth313 hicles. Full time or Part Ask for Bernodette. tul Duplex. This Du­ Jackson 8, Jackson )ckets malor (fighting), 8:41; Glynn, Col, (sh). 2. Edmonton, Courtnoll 33 (Gretzky, Person 9-18 2-2 21, TIdale 318 1-1 7, time for right person. Ask about our flexible letter of intent to home for those accus­ Reol Estote 647-a400.a molor (fighting), 17:01; Robertson, Har, 3812, Pressley 392-411, Thompson 27348, Midgets AMERICAN LEAGUE hours for days. Glas­ W E need people tor the plex Is In mint Odelein), 10:54. 3. Edmonton, Courtnoll 34 Stlponovlch 318 58 21, Fleming 315 39 18, Tyler 1-108 2, PIncknev 251-2 7. Totals X88 Excellent salary and be- LANDSCAPE Laborer- tomed to the best. It five motor (fighting), 17:01. (Messier, Krushelnyskl), 13:54. 4. Buffalo, Long 38 08 8, Williams 4-10 08 8, Gray W L PCt.A tonbury. Coll for de­ Patrick Sullivan following posltlons; condition! Excellent PROUD os o peacock I 17-2497. Mahoney — Father & Son '21' Seattle 4| Full time. Apply In $244,500. Century 21 Ep- , have Second Period— 9, Calgary, Loob 48 Tucker 15 (Housley, Prlestlov), 15:34 1- 2302, Mlller342-210,Sklles380810. Totals Tournoment — 1st place: Ben How- s .667' ;neflta. Apply to lonltors, desk, s((ack tor two families to The owners of this truly (Suter), 3:01 (sh). 10, Hartford, Millar MILWAUKEE (108) Kansas City 0 5 .615- tolls at 633-7656 ask tor person. Whithorn Derekseth Homes steln Realty 647-8895.0 (pp). 47-9713X113. Cummings 317 3-4 13, Slkmo 39 4-4 18, royd, Steve Howroyd; 2nd place — Dove. bar ond mechanics. It shore expenses In this magnificent home mes. 8 (Wilson), 3:55. 11, Hartford, Mlllor 7 Second Period— ^5, Edmonton, Messier Boston 31 X 29 28— 119 New York 7 5 .583! Nursery, Route 6, Bol- COLCHESTER. New list­ Breuer 7-13 3-4 17, Moncrief 28 08 8, Ryan McGee, Peter McGee. Ooklond 7 5 The MAK Co. 1643 Prospect Hill Rd. you ore o willing beautiful Duplex. An hove restored every ad by (Turgeon, Tippett), 12:44 (pp). 12, Calgary, 35 (Anderson, McClelland), :18, 8, indlno 34 34 24 21— 113 Foul shooting contest — 1st place: .583. ton. 643-7802.______Macinnis 22 (Roberts), 13:04. Penalties— Pressey 7-12 23 17, Krystkowlok 25 23 9, Toronto 7 5 .583> Windsor, C T 06095 worker please apply opportunity for on In­ ing. TrI-level house Inch to perfection. [s and Buffolo, Sheppord 33 (Smith), 3:18. 7, 3Polnt goals— Alnge 3, Bird, Miller 2, Plerce210088,Lucas27304,Mokeskl2408 Peter Santos (15 -fo r-X ); 2nd place: Macinnis, Cal (hooking), 1:44; Loob, Cal Edmonton, MocTovIsh 12 (Gretzky), Person. Fouled out— TIsdole. Rebounds— Cleveland 7 6 .538* 643-2659 Customer PHONE From Home!!! to: Manager, Porkode law situation I Walk out nestled on 8 wooded CIrco 1760, this home Is 4, Reynolds 311 4-4 18. Totals 4398 Jason Coen; 3rd place: Chris Ray. Texas 6 6 .500 Port time telephone acres. Builders own (hooking), 4:32; Francis, Har (tripping), 7:43 (sh). 8, Edmonton, Courtnoll 35 Boston 49 (Parish 14), Indiana 52 (Person, 2322 108. Playoffs: Bucks 37 (Corky Coughlin Bowling Lanes. No basements. Sliding sold os 0 rock I Over 5:07; Murzyn, Cal (tripping), 10:55; Loob, (Gretzky, Simpson), 10:00. 9, Buffolo, Fleming 9). Assists— Boston 25 Collfornlo 5 6 .455' Service soles. Your hours ore gloss doors from din­ home offers many 1500 square feet, 7 Sacramento X 25 X 29— 97 14, Cindy Bofticello, Jamie Wolff, Jason Minnesota 5 f u l l Time Janitorial phone colls.______Cal, malor (high-sticking), 14:23; Moc- Tucker 18 (Andreychuk). 10:09. (D.Johnson 8), Indiana 24 (Fleming 8) Romeo, and Matt Somberg all played 6 .455 EXPERIENCED Driver your own. This Is the amenities Including 4 rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, Oermld, Har (hooking), 14:23; Colgory Milwaukee 25 28 X 27— 108 Chicago 5 7 .417 Representative Supervisor. Position ing room to deck. Pri­ Total fouls— Boston 18, Indiana 23 A— 3- Polnt goals— D.Smith, Pressley. well- Bucks took 1st place In the league) for trl-oxel dump. perfect port time lob ACCOUNTS Receivable bedrooms, 2'/z baths, 1'/z baths, modern kit­ bench, served by Tonelll (too monymen Third Period— 10, Edmonton, Simpson 18,912. Boston 4 6 .400 Full time position available In Glaston­ Clerk- Small friendly vate well. Landscaped Fouled out — None. Rebounds— Lakers 27 (Peter Santos 14, Shawn Baltimore 4 7 Roller ond rake per­ tor those ot you who skylights, locuzzl, flre- chen plus the keeping on Ice), 15:05; Gavin, Har (slashing), 50 (Messier, Anderson), 8:01. NIcolo and Gina OrlowskI ployed well) .364 available with local bury area In new nurs­ office seeks mature, yard ond lovely 15:05. Sacramento 58 (Klelne, Thompson 9), O tro lt 2 9 .183 son. Steady employ­ can't or don't wont to ploced family room, room (original kit­ Shots on gool— Buffalo 1311-8— 27, Ed­ Milwaukee 52 (Breuer 10). Assists— Cable T.V. office. ing home. Mondoy- reliable Individual, to gazebo. Fenced. Give Third Period— 13, Calgary, Hrdlno 1 monton 14-11-9— 34. Hawks104,76era90 Milwaukee 2 10 .167 ment, Insurance, holi­ leove your home, but us coll for on appoint­ 1st floor laundry, tiled chen) with beehive Sacromenfo X(K.Sm lth8),M llwaukeeX NATIONAL LEAGUE Experience helpful, Frldoy, 8om-3;30pm. handle computerized a (PepllnskI), 2:55. 14, Hartford, Wilson 22 Goalies— Buffolo, Cloutier. Edmonton, (Pressev9). Total fouls— Sacramento Rec Pool Tournament days and profit wish to moke excep­ ment! $260,000. Realty entrance and baths. oven. Post and beam, eason (Quennevllle, Cote), 4:42. Penalties— Fuhr. A— 17,281. 23, W L Pet. but not necessary. Must be able to work A-R system and special PHILADELPHIA (90) Milwaukee 22. A— 11,052. Los Angeles sharing. Experienced tional money. Must be World, Benoit Come home to quality. approximately 1 acre, ipsan Suter, Cal (cross-checking), 8:42; DI­ 13-15 veors old — 1st place: John 12 2 .857 Will train qualified weekends, Saturday or projects. Convienent neen, Har (roughing), 11:50; McCrImmon, Borkley 3121311 22, Robinson 3151-213, Carlin; 2nd place: Dave Berube AAontreol 8 4 .667 only please! A pply: able to contact profes­ Frechette Associates $319,000. Century 21 Ep- you hove to see this to Trail Blazers 112, Lakers 95 Individual to handle Sunday 9om-2pm. For location. Excellent be­ I. Cal,mlscondud,20:00. Gmlnskl3142-212,Cheeks7-141-115,Klng1-8 1312 years old — 1st place: Rvan Chicago 8 5 .615 Upton Construction, sional people, retail more Information coll 646-7709. a steln Reoltv 647-BS95.a truly appreciate Its his­ 08 2, Wingate 38 3414, Coleman 35 2-2 8, Olschefskle; 2nd ploce: Nodette Ortiz Pittsburgh a 5 .615 nefits, salary to $18,000. ly in­ Shots on goal— Colgorv 9.10-8— 25. Hart­ 537 Stafford Road, customer telephone store managers and Corto Maintenance. tory. Reduced for Im­ ford 10-18-8-34. Transactions G.Henderson 1-2 08 2, Thornton 08320, L. A. LAKERS (95) 39 years old — 1st ploce: Nicholas Cincinnati 6 5 .545 .. Route 32, Mansfield or Inquiries and data Fee paid. Coll Ann MANCHESTER. Custom MANCHESTER- Red­ D.Henderson 1-2082. Totals 33X1924X. Glennev; 2nd place: Richard Downey. Houston 6 6 .500 small businesses by 755-9532.______4 bedroom Colonial In mediate sole. $159,000. Power-ploy Opportunities— Colgorv 0 ot Green 28 5-8 11, Worthy 313 35 21, • call 742-6190 between entry. EEC em­ phone. Experience not Ross, 659-3511. Buls- wood Forms. 8 room 2; Hartford 2 of 8. New York 6 6 .500 newer neighborhood. Jackson 8, Jackson ATLANTA (104) Abdul-Jobbar 29 08 6, Matthews 1-4 08 2, Son Francisco 6 8am-4pm._ ployer. Please call necessary os we will EASY Work! Excellent ness Personnel.______Cope with Vi acre. 3 move Goalies— Calgary, Wamsiey (8 shots-4 Scott 7-11 1-2 18, Cooper 313 2-2 10, Juniors 6 .500 1st floor tlreploced Reol Estate 647-8400.O saves), Dadswell (13:03 period, 28-24). BASEBALL Wilkins 1331 310 28, Willis 1317 2-2 22, St. Louis 5 6 .455 train the right Individu­ poy! Assemble pro­ RECEPTIONIST for bedrooms, 15X25 1st M . Thompson 312 38 17, Wagner 1-5 2-2 4, Philadelphia family room ond GORGEOUS Colonial. to se- Hartford, Llut (9-4), Broduer (0:00 National League Rollins 28304, Rlvers3103411,Wlttman312 Rombls 24 1-2 7, Smrek 31 1-2 1, Mahoney — Foul shooting contest — 5 7 .4171 C o x C a b l e als. Your Income po­ ducts ot home. Coll for growing Industrial and floor family room, second, 18-13). BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Releosed Tom 2- 212, Battle583414, Carr 2-51-15, Webb 1-7 Son Diego 5 7 .417 1 'WORD PROCESSOR Inform ation. 504-641- laundry, formal dining Beautiful 7 room Co­ lefor 2-24, Levingston 1-5358, Washburn 30 30 B.Thompson08080. Totals 33X22-2795. 1st place: Cheryl Fowler (14-for-X); Atlanta tential Is unlimited and nuclear safety supply basement rec room. A— 14,350. Tellmon, pitcher. Re-osslgned Jomle Nel­ 2nd ploce: Jim Jockson; 3rd place: 3 9 .250 ‘ Immediate opening for at 646-6289 6003 ext A-8201.______room, hardwood lonial with 2 fireplaces, ‘cond 0, Wood 31 30 0.Totals4310223X104. N O T E : Spllt-souod gomes count In ; you never hove to house. Hours negotia­ Lorge master bed­ Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— son, catcher. Max Venable, outfielder, PORTLAND (112) KIrbv Gerard. a senior level Indi­ floors, 2 cor oarage formal dining room, ately Gerard (Gauthier. Jerry Potemon. and Mike Griffin ond Mark Bowden, standings, ties do not i leave your home If you COUNTRY Carpenters ble. Duties Include ans­ room, 2 cor garage, Philadelphia 33 23 19 15— 90 Ca.Jones 1-3 1-1 3, Kersey 311 1-4 13, Tuesday's Gomes M E C H A N IC tor steel fab­ plus many amenities new woll-to-wOll car­ lorge fomlly room with igthe pitchers, to their minor-league comp. Duckworth 311 2-2 10, Drexler 13X25 31, vidual with a minimum don’t wont to. If this looking to hire laborer wering phone, some sliders to deck. 2 cor COLLEGE Atlanta 23 X 27 24— 104 Kansas City 11, Boston 5 rication shop to tnqln- typing and filing. Con- and energy savings peting and much more. 6 6 Porter 1319 5-8 33, Anderson 311 2-2 14, 5 years word proces- sounds to good to be with own transporta­ BlackhswksT.BIues? CARNEGIE-MELLON— Announced 3Polnt goals— Wingate. F8uled out— Pittsburgh 14, St. Louis 2 toln and repair Our features. $279,900. D.W. $213,000. By owner. 643- garage. Located on a None. Rebounds— Philadelphia 58 (Bark­ Lucas 28 2-2 8, Holton 1-4 08 2, Cincinnati 9, Toronto 7 slng experience. true. It Isn't. It's a new tion. Dependability a toct Gerry Decelles treed lot and area of used the retirement of James E. Banner, Ch.Jones31080, Murphy 33080, Slchflng trucks and equipment. 643-5107, 8-5pm, Fish Reoltv 643-1591.0 7699. othletlcdlrector,effectlveMarch31. Named ley 191, Atlanta 60 (Rollins 15). Assists— Minnesota 2, Houston 0 concept In telemorkr*- must. Coll for Inter­ fine homes. $223,000. is an Chicago 0 2 5 0— 7 Philadelphia 18 (Cheeks 5), Atlanta 27 0-0 08 O.Totals 47-99 1322 112. Radio, TV CTilcogo White Sox (ss) 8, Detroit 4 Knowledge of DIs- Must hove experience. Mondov-Frldoy. EOE. William F. Elliott acting athleticdirertor. Los Angeles m 25 21 25— 95 Ing and we need you to view . 649-0822 otter Anne Miller Real Est­ [ that SI. Louis 1 1 5 g_ 7 HANOVER— Announced the retirement (Rivers 11). Totol fouls— Phlladelphio Z3, Cleveland 8, Milwaukee 4 plsywrlte IV software Company paid voco- moke It work. Coll 6pm. 646-9898. Rrst Period— 1, St. Louis, G.CovaMlnl Atlanto 19. Technicals— Philadelphia Portland 33 21 31 27— 112 Chicago Cubs (ss) 4, Oakland 3 EXPERIENCED Profes­ ate 647-8000.D last of John Collier, heod basketball coach, 2Polnt goals— Anderson Z Scott. Fouled and IBM PCXT hard­ tlons and Insurance In­ today for on appoint­ sional Pointer-Good 1 12 (Hull, Glngros), 17:45 (pp). effective June X . Coach Lvnam. A— 14,179. Son Francisco 7, California 1 cluding dental. 289- MANCHESTER. Duplex. Second Period— 2, St. Louis, B.Sutter 11 out— None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 48 TONIGHT Seattle 5, San Diego 4, 10 Innings ware Is necessary. ment between 3:30-5pm Brush man. Immediate acted M A IN E— Named Rudv Keeling head (Green 11), Portland X (Anderson 13). 2323. EO E.______Unique 6-6 Duplex with (Bothwell, Meagher), 7:30. 3, Chicago. 7 p.m. — College basketball: NC- Philadelphia 10, Atlanta 7 Transcribing (dicta­ only. Ask for Dennis opening. Excellent sa­ n the bosketball coach. Bulls 10B. Cavaliers B9 Assists— Los Angeles 18 (Cooper 5), Por­ Chorloffe at Florida, SportsChonnel a very homey touch I 3 Ludzik 8, 9:32. 4, Chicago. Sovord 41 NAVY— Announced the retirement of Montreal 7, Los Angeles (ss) 1 PACKERS. Rice pockog- Sontoro. 643-2711. lary and benefits. tgive (Valve, Yownev), 14:17 (pp). tland 25 (Drexler, Porter 8). Total fouls— . r P.m. — Boxing: John Meekins vs. Baltimore 8, Texas 2 phone) and/or short­ bedrooms on each side, J.O. "Bo" Coppedge, athletic director, Los Angeles 18, Portland 24. Technicals— Anthony Pearson, lunlor welter­ Ing Is looking for RELIABLE Person Apply to: The Mok make Third Period— 5, Chicago, Larmer 34 effective In May. CLEVELAND (89) . Los Angeles (ss) 7, New York Mefs 1 hand experience help­ living room, dining (Bergevln. B.Murrav), 1:13 (op). 8, St, Los Angeles Illegal defense. Worthy, Los weights, ESPN New York Yankees 3, Chicago White pockers tor both 1st needed for outdoor Compony 643-2659. RUTGERS— Fired Craig Lltflepage, Nance 310 35 10, Hubbard 2-5 08 4, Angeles Coach Riley, Portland Illegal 11 : X p.m. — Knlcks at 76ers (de­ ful. Duties will Include and 2nd shift. Pleosant room, kitchen, 2 cor Louis, McKegnev 38 (P.Cavolllnl, Fe- head basketball coach. Sox (ss) 0 work. Installing fence. WANTED. Experienced garage. Very good In- Dauohertv3154-714.Prlce7-122-417,Harper defense2, Duckworth. Drexler. A— 12,886 layed), Channel 9 Seattle 9, Chicago Cubs (ss) 1 coordinating typing environment. Excel­ -Salesm an Will train. Full time. For large General Con­ Tree Cllmber- comel Great Invest­ flow for 30 Individuals lent benefit package. 646-2151. Foremon. Familiar .1 Coll Sharon otter 1pm. tractor. Must have con­ ment! $189,900. Anne and many others. Sal­ GET Fold for reading with oil phases of Miller Real Estate 647- ary commensurate 872-8341. EO E.______struction background spraying, pruning, tree 8000.D______books I $100 per title. and be able to read y ith experience. We AUTO Body repair. Im- Write; PASE-849H, 161 removal, etc. Top tOLLAND. Gorgeous offer a comprehensive medlote opening tor South Llncolwoy, plans. Excellent com­ wage plus benefits, sa­ grounds with field- pointers assistant to North Aurora, 1L 60542. mission schodule. lary according to abil­ stone fireplace and benefit package. If in­ prepare cars for retln- ity and experience. 872- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-271L ADMINISTRATIVE As­ Reply to: barbecue on approxi­ terested, please send Ishlng and delivery. In­ 4513.______" v - sistant for agent. Ma­ Box 00 mately 1'/^ acres In a ' resume to: volves sanding, mask­ DENTAL Receptionist super convenient loca­ ing and clean-up. All jor Hartford Insurance e/o Mancli88t8r Harsid Cheryl P. Moran company. Flexible for small busy prac­ 6 Room Cape with Porch tion. Expandable Cope benefits paid. Call R.T. Position open for tice. 4 days per week. • modern gas furnace with 2 bedrooms, rem­ P o l PART TIME PART TIME I PART TIME PART TIME 8T0RRCH ASSOC. Coachworks, 8am- hours, benefits. 273- Notices 8290 or 225-0666. 2 weeks onlyl Duties Include: sche­ - fairly new roof and aluminum aiding odeled both, lovely kit­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED :n 161 Main St. 5pm. 649-5030. duling, Insurance, re­ chen and carport. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED RESTAURANT food Wethersfield, C T 06109 KINDERCARE In Man­ cord keeping. Expe­ ■ atove, refrIg., washer 6i dryer Included $157,900. Klernon As 0 condition precedent to lOf/MP servers, banquet the placement of any adver­ chester has teaching DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ rience preferred. Realty. 649-1147. PART Time car washer MEDICAL Transcrlp- NURSE or Medical Assl- REPORTER for after­ servers, bartenders, - automatic security system tising In the Manchester He- for local GM dealer. Quiz on page 2. and substitute posi­ cellent full time oppor­ Salary negotiable. Coll M A N C H E S TE R . Over on rold. Advertiser hereby tlonlst, part time after- tant part time, 15-17 noon dally newspaper tions available. Con­ borbacks, cocktail tunity In team oriented 646-5938. - close to schools and shopping Must have excellent noons.ln busy 1. Frame (Bowling) servers, doorperson, acre of wooded pri­ agrees to protect. Indemnity CIRCULATION Area Ad­ hours per week. In to cover town, govern­ tact Andrea at 646-7090. Glastonbury group - fenced In yard - quiet neighborhood and hold harmless the Man­ driving record. Apply Manchester doctor's specialist, well run, 2. Cue line cook, bus person, vacy. Executive area visor. Housewives, ment, schools, etc. NURSERY Laborer- Full practice. Salary and near highways, schools chester Herald, Its officers Tom Kelley. Carter office. Good dicta­ pleasant office. Will Some editing and page 3. Gross (144) SALES dishwasher, mainte­ - all city utilities and employees against any mothers with young Chevrolet, 1229 Main time. Apply In person; benefits commensu­ Real Estate and shopping. Coll for phone ability a must. train. Resume to: Ben­ layout experience 4. Wagon nance person. Apply at rate with experience. and all liability, loss or children, students. Street, Manchester. Big Commissions Hop River Nursery, :The Gallery, 141 New more detollsl $119,900. expense. Including attor­ Pleasant personality iamin Adorno M.D., 57 helpful. Second shift 5. Hill 633-3673.______$ 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 Earn extra money with desired, great working Route 6, Bolton. 646- London Turnpike, Klernon Realty. 649- neys' fees, arising from RECEPTIONIST and As­ Union street, Rock­ hours, M o n d a v '- 6. (a) Mint Jelly — Lamb (w) Our factory In-home 7099. your own port time lob. conditions. Call 646- Glastonbury. NEW Home decor co- Q ^ H D M E S by appointment only 646-2632 1147. claims of unfair trade practi­ sistant In Manchester ville, C T 06066. Frlday. Send resume conaultants earn bet­ Bring your children 5153 leave message (b) Mushrooms — Steak (v) tologl Earn SSS and ces, Infringement of trade­ doctor's office. Mo- clips to: Editor, Man­ bonuses on your time FOR BALE marks, trade names or pat­ with you and save on with service.______COVENTRY High (c) Sage — Turkey (y) ween '700 to *1500 per BUILD YOUR babysitting costs. 21 ture, dependable and School. Immediate op­ chester Herald, P.O. schedule! Represent ents, violotlon of rights of pleasant personality a (d) Tartar sauce — Fish (x) sale. We're Kayak Ma­ hours per week, salary DUNHILL Is coming to ening varsity track and Box 591, Manchester, SALES M errt-M dc's 100% gua­ All reel estate advertised li privacy and Infringement ot must. Must enloy pa­ CT 060i). No phone (e) Applesauce — Pork (z) nufacturing, America's DREAM HOUSE copyright and proprietary plus gas allowance. Su- Manchester! We'll be field, march 21st-June ranteed line. Great the Manchester Herald h rights, unfoir competition perylse our carrier tient contact. Great at the Manchester 18, 1988. Salary $1600. calls Please!______lergeat manufacturer Tired of doing the same thing? program for hostesses subject to the Fair Housini and libel and slander, which working conditions. end retailer of luxury Act of 19M, which makes I 9 9 bays and girls. If yau YWCA, 78 North Main Call Dennis Joy 742- and demonstrators. Would you like a change of pace? MIeool to advertise any pref m ay result from the publica­ like kids, want a little Afternoon hours. Call Street on Wednesday, 7346.______BICYCLE Mechanic. pools. If you can't earn Cor and phone needed. Part time mornings or erence, limitation or discrim­ tion of onv odvertlsment In Independence and your 646-5153 leave message M a rc h 16,23 fro m Call tree now 1-800-992- the Manchester Herald by with service. D A Y C A R E Giver needed. full time. Experienced. SO to 7SK with us In the ination based on race, color, own Income. Call 647- 10am-2pm. Positions HELP WANTED Enter the exciting field of Automotive 1072. rellolon, sex or notional neto odvertlser. Including odyer- 2:30-5:30. Please tele­ Farr's, 2 Main Street, HELP WANTED next 35 to 40 weeks ■h. tlsements In any free distri­ 9946. for: Clerks, reception­ Sales, under the proper schooling, origin, or on Intention to phone 6439608. Manchester. you're not serious. moke onv such preference, :hing bution publications pub­ ists, typists, data entry, and make good money while learning. mOOUCTION will build to your plane lished by the Manchester secretaries, word pro­ • • Only pre-set, pre- limitation or discrimination. k of PHLEBOTOMIST- Part r GO f e Rs . $8 to start for The Herald will not know­ M AN CH ESTER >178,000 or oura. Choice alte on Herald. Penny Sleffert, ADVERTISING Sales cessors, light Indus­ time. Flexible hours to Quellfled appoint­ Call Henry or Roger at the Publisher. (Newspaper) profes­ Inexperienced helpers. NEWPAPER Production/ ingly accept any odvertlse- PRICE REDUCED — daairable Maator'a CUSTOMER Serylce. We trials and food service. draw blood on mobile ments from Interested On thii tarrillc. Rsnch-«tyl«. 2 (im lly horn*. You ctn occupy king sional. Part time, Negotiable for expe­ ment which Is In violation of Way. Rear view, 14th are looking for respon­ DunhIII Temporaries, basis for Insurance ap- rienced roofers. Benef­ Jirospects who call us the low. on* ipartmont in d M Itio rantal hslp you p«y tho mortgogo or straight commission. ADVERTISING SALES Lipman Chevrolet Quality Control purchOM for Invottmont purpose. Elinor doclolon would rfelt LOST sible serylce minded East Hartford. Ill pllcanfs In Manchester its available. Secure 289-3441 bo o fairway, Manchaatar 8 Your time Is your own. first. MANCHESTER. Gor- prudent one. S/S, tide by olds wtth newer cerpeting end modern Indlyiduals to handle Founders Plaza. 282- area. Call 1-800-922- ta Country Club. Sum­ AND FOUND Designated territory. year round lob. Coll Tochnicians geous restored Vlcto- KItchene, vinyl elding, convenient locetlon. Agent Den Reels the customer Inquiries. 0701/East Windsor. 1 2772. 289-2919. PROFESSIONALaaa '• Th e finest sales mer conatructlon, Exceptional accounts, Hartfleld Plaza, 160 aids end training In tha rlon Colonial ana- FOUND. Black and White The position requires Tho Cooa OoM BoWNfip Comaawy tlreploced living room •428,500. enthusiqm, Independ­ top dollar for top pro­ Bridge Street. 623-4416. birect-homs sslea In- Heweeiehefs, ftadeElt, Rttfroe*, PrtfosileEi ls it he kitten, vicinity of fessional. Please send ADMINISTRATIVE with window seat. 3 Holmes Funeral Home. ent thinking qnd orgqn- HARVEST Shop- Part-time, straight duitry. bedroom, 1'/* baths, Call Ralph Viola ena, Izqtlon. Good com­ resume fo; Ad Sales, HELP WANTED ASSISTANT The G. FOX Dletrlbution Center I5th. About 6 months old. Manchester Herald, Tlcketron Operator, |e- • Draw to stsrt large lower level fam­ THE HERITABE BROUP 646-5262. munication skills and 0 welry assembly, commission. In So. Windsor Is now accepting applications for ily room with brick r-old pleasant telephone Box R, P.O. Box 591, Highly visible, T * 833-8311 /58B«7B Manchester, C T 06040. general shopkeeping Your time is your own. • Weekly, monthly, merchandise proceaeore, who will verify orders, wall and woodstove. well monners are essential. and sales. Hours challenging, and yearly bonuses. duotloo Of mamdaeturtogoiwrL Wotkup attic could eas­ Hours 3;30-7:30pm, PHLEBOTOMIST- Part ticket end hand merchandise and Inaure that 0000 la oroBarmd, sets needed: Saturdays diversified, Designated territory. *• Management o p­ ily be finished. Don't 8 Employment Monday-Frldqy, 7- time. Flexible hours to SECURITY POSITION •hipmants to our atores are correct. Schedulee ■re’s 9:45am to 6:00pm. Permanent Aaaignmenta administrative portunities available Ouollty CoMrol ToehnleloiM miss this onel $169,900. 10am, Saturday. draw blood on mobile Thursdays until evelleble are: D.W. Fish Realty 643- MANCHESTER 'laT.SOO CONDOMINIUMS i Please call Jeanne at basis for Insurance ap­ In Uaneheeter clerical position Exceptionai Accounts. nationwide to top per­ Education 8:30pm. Additional • MwOng W*a* talSAiour 1591.0 IN-LAWS OR LARGE PARIILIE8 I f o h m l e nt is 647-9946 for more plicants In Vernon, To l­ formers. 7:15 am to 3:45 pm 8 am to 3:45 pm vW iloh oaiuaOta ifitf eofidiioi «• - hours available. Call • S 8 tMoiiHi dealing with Top Doiiar for Top lif OfialMla Good conooomaofi Ideelly euHed for this lovely 8 room Releed rench. Flrepleceo in at Inform otlon.______land area . Call 1-800- 7:15 am to 12 Noon g am to 12 Noon C O V E N TR Y . To be built! Jerry or Karen at 649- • CoDlpMWv* OMMlNt business customers. • No credit rejects - ena aMNy andoM ifo- Nestled In o beautiful lemlly room. 2 bethe, 2 eer gerege (etteched) end pool. New Iter, INSURANCE. Expanding 922-2772.______• OndN Union 9 am to 2 pm eu* on M M U • piut. root, newly decoreled Interior. euTned exterior. Juet move right VERNON. Exclualve PART TIME 2908. 10-5:30 dolly. For an Irmwltw, eomo M our oF Join us East of the Professionai. pveryone flnencable. rustic setting ot 7 '/7 Ini A prudent buyt Agent: Rich PegenI poy on* Ryefleld Townhouae and property and casualty PART Time (substitute) Deo Monday-taWay. •am-lpm, at Apply In person between 8em end 5pm, Monday 0 0 acres, this picture- HELP WANTED RECEPTIONIST- Imme­ River. Full benefits. Jf you're a mature MtaPOMMioaupr ipro^n. Zloooo Condominium. Thia the agency look Ing for po rt driver needed for diate part time opening Tha Praaega Offloa luadlng, 1M Piease send resume to: thru Friday. We offer a competitive atertlng rate, e o M v In poraon, or I inriangle: perfect Contemporary unit offera 4 levela of time Customer Serylce Moral Main t , Manotiaiaar or pad both newspoper delivery In for an experienced re­ Call )eloaer, or decide to be- generous Incentive bonus program that anablas otters 3 bedrooms, 2'/i living apace. 2 bed- P A R T Tim e lobs tOKing Representatlye. Expe­ Andover/Hebron. Call Marilyn lor an appolnSmanl at 7*7- Ws ein help vmi bsesas i ceptionist. Hours are *000 or l-W3Mt-l147. Jane Brown DOffle one, end you ere you to earn additional money end tha beet em> Th# CDea-C«la baths, family room, 2 rooma, flreploced liv­ core of Infants In o rience preferred but Donna 649-3467 for de- AD SALES cor oarage, wall to wall 4pm to 7pm Monday- ^leclpllned end can ployee discount program In the area. Apply at: Btttikic CEmf lay tf Call B4B452S, iiM nk lar Dsn ing room, alldera off daycare. Hours 7am- will troln. Pleasant tolls before Horn. Frlday. Typing and or­ 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 carpeting, skylights, dining room to potlo working conditions. HRST SECURITY ktart now, cell toll free 1pm or 1pm-6pm. Must PART Time driver ganizational skills re­ c/o MANCHESTER HERALD Now York, lae. locuzzl and morel This D. F. REALE, INC. with view. Full boae- be mature. Please call Coll 649-0016 LIndo. SERVICES CORP. Savings Bank of Box R, P.O. Box 591,16 Bralnau’d Place G. FOX DIsMbntion Center 4*1Moln«iM home offers every­ needed. Must have own quired. For additional An I qqW OpportuoRy awRloyor : 1-800-828-7838, ment and oil oppllon- Con- The Children's Place, PART Time driver for car. Work 2 days a 301 Qovemors Hwy., So. Windsor, C T 06074 IMHM«0>e.CTM11t thing you desire. Coll cea. $121,900. Realty information call Man­ Manchester Manchester, C T 06040 ext. 5400. tas Inc., Manchester. 643- handicapped person. week. Call Julie 871- chester M ano r 646- IqiM OpportiPWy Iwpoyoi *W today I 8229,900. Klerno 84S4S2S World Weeka-Breen. long 5535. tOf M/P lers. 646-7703. 2988, leave message. 0129. Realty. 649-1147. 487-1767 or 646-2462.