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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuridav. March 27, 19M MANCHESTER SPORTS CLASSIFIED AnVERTISING 643-2711 Crestfield, union Sabres regain This production start negotiations fourth place not for squares CARS CARS R n CAMPERS/ APARTMENTS STORE AND ITV/STEREO/ MISCELLANEOUS | t o |'|TRAILERS------TA 8 SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE 3 FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE APPLIANCES FOR SALE ... page ... page 9 ... page 13 1979 Renault LeCor — 190$ Ford Escort — 2 door 1973 Volkswagen Camper Lika Prlvot# Horn# — 3'/^ Office Space — 500 so. ft. Upright Vacuum — 830 or Needs clutch. Otherwise hatchback. New England — Good condition. 81,500. room oporfmont. Aopllon- Heat Included. 8200 per best offer. 643-1720. ENDROLLS In good condition. 8300 or Ltd. package, low mi­ Coll 742-8843.______C M . Working single adult, month. Call 649-5334 or TTVi wtftth - 2M Fishermen's Tag Sale. best offer. 742-8798. leage, like new. 85,000 or married pouple. No child­ 643-717^______Panasonic Upright Va­ Household Items, sound b est offer. 646-6926 When you call Cloeslfled cuum — With ottoch- 13% sridth • 2 for 288 ren, pets. 643-3880. movie prolectors, leslle 1981 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ evenings.______to place on od, a friendly 474 Main Street, the center ments, bogs & extra belt. 7 MUST be pIcKed up el the speaker for organ,gultar, Ad-Vlsorwlllon'wei your of town. 3 rooms, first months old. 850. Good MincbMtMr MraM OfftCM matic, power, air condl- Manchester — Beautiful 5 btfoft 11 A M. ONLY. photo equipment etc. Sat­ 1982 Citation — In running coll and help you word floor. Coll 6462426 week­ condition. Call 6463345 tlonlng ond more. condition. Automatic. room, 2 bedroom apart­ urday 29th 1986,9om-4pm. Excellent condition. your od for best response. ment In mint condition, days, 9-5. after 5pm. Banged up right side. 8500. 371 Middle Tpke West, 84,850. 6466887.______643-2711. great location, extra Manchester. 633-5654 Otter 6pm. large rooms. Available r n RESORT 1978 Chevette — 4 door, April 1st. $600 Includes 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger MACHINERY now brakes, now tires, for IM0T0RCYCLE8/ heat, hot water 8, garage. | 3 d | property TAG SALES Get ftie Wont Ad h a b it... — Not running. (3ood for iHaurbratrr Hrralb AND TOOLS parts. 8300. 647-1029. Singles welcome I Call read and use the little ads ports. Best offer. 643-5296. | m o p e o 8 ) Manchesler — A City nl Village Charm Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. Vermont — Cottoges for In Closslflsd reoulorlv. rent. Beautiful Lake Onnon (Jenerotor — 21.8 Everything must gol 643-2711. 1977 Mustang — Leather 1982 Kowosokl 550 L TD — Three Room Apartment Memphremagoo, New­ Amp. Very (3ood condi­ Clothes, furniture, kit­ Interior, air conditioning, Excellent' condition. 6,500 tion. 8500. 742-8758. automatic transmission, — First floor, renovated, port, Vermont. Modern chen utensils, ladders and ITRUCK8/VAN8 miles. 74^8843■______oppllonces. $300 monthly housekeeping cottages. other miscellaneous. 150 Automotive power brakes 8i steering,. |F 0 R 8 A L E Friday, March 28,1986 25 Cents plus utilities. Security and Sandy beoch, good fish­ Walnut Street. Tuesday, low mileage. 82,200negoti­ Motorcycle Insurance — references required. No ing, especially In June lU W N A N D 11-4, Wednesday, 11-4, able, 2464093 days or 643- (3et Protection! Ride with 5641 evenings.______1978 Dodge Pick Up — % pets. Available April ISth. (Salmon). Call Windsor GARDEN Thursday, 11-4, Friday, Ton, power steering and AAA Coverage. Competi­ 11-4, Saturday, 11-4. 97 Wells Street. Call 646- Locks, C T, 6667846. I CARS 1983 Oldsmoblle FIronza brakes, automatic, very tive rates for all riders. 0350. clean In and out. 647-9963 Discounts for expe­ 10 X 70 ft. glass & wood Multi-Family Tog Sale. FOR SALE SX Coupe, 4 speed, looks frame green house to sit 8i runs super. 83,495. Andy after 5pm. rienced riders 8i riders 3 & 4 Room Aportments — Loomis Rd In Bolton. Nicaragua R T I INDUSTRIAL on foundation. Already Brown's, Route 6, An­ with prior Insurance. Spe­ Newly decorated. Colon­ 9am-5pm. March 38 & 29. 1979 Dodge Omni 024, cial rotes for older riders I PROPERTY dismantled. Best offer. Antique baskets, chairs, looks good, runs good, dover, 742-0101. 1980 CMC Sierra — V8. ial. Heat, hot water, 6466754. diesel, automatic, stereo, with touring bikes. For a 2 this week's special of appliances, central. Mid­ trunks, round oak kitchen cap, new tires and starter no obligation quote, call Manchester — Industrial table, good clothing, 81,495. Andy B ro w n 's, 1973 Lincoln— 8100.1977 4 dle aged lady. 643-8470 runs good. 82,900 or best AAA Insurance at 646 space, 1,500 square feet. Lawn Maintenance — glassware, nails, wire and Route 6, Andover, 742- door Ford. Runs well. offer 6pm. offer. 6462598 or 647-1701. 7096. \ Also 3,000 square feet Free estimates. By the lob so forth. Rain or shine. 0101. 8400. 649-7467. says rebel or monthly rates. Com­ 2 Bedroom Aportment — storage. Tully Real Est­ ate, 643-0005. mercial and residential. heat 8i hot water Included, Call J., 649-4800. no pets, $500 per month, security deposit, also one 3 bedroom apartment. IMISCELUNEOUS RECREATIONAL camps hit Call Ed or Dean, 649-2947. FOR RENT I EQUIPMENT Monchester — Oft Porter. 3 room apartment, heat 8, Manchester — Keeney Street exit, 1-384. Storage Poolsl Poolsl Pools! AAA Reagan lauds electric, security deposit, space available. 500 to pool distributor must dis­ TAKE no pets, 643-8552. ' 6,000 sq. ft.. Ideal for pose of entire stock of distributor, parts supplier new, leftoyer, 1985, 31 ft. vote in Senate 454 Main Street — Second In retail warehousing. 232- family sized swimming floor, 3 room heated 5903. pools with huge sundeck, apartment, no applian­ fencing, filter, ladders By United Press International ces, security, $400 a and warranty for only A Manchester — Garage for month. Call 646-2426 week­ rent, storage only. 835 8978. Installation optional In a statement issued as the Senate approved 8100 days, 9-5. monthly. Call 649-4003. and extra, financing ayall- million in aid to the contras, Nicaragua said its troops able. Call Paul at 721-1884. ■ Bennet Elderly Housing had "destroyed important enemy camps” and killed now taking applications CHANCE 350 of the rebels in the past week. for waiting list for 1 8. 2 The Defense Ministry Thursday denied fighting had bedroom apartments. Merchandise I MUSICAL taken place in Honduras although previously it had $415-$511. Rent Includes ITEMS said the U.S.-backed rebels' principal training camp heat, hot water, range, is in Honduras near the Nicaraguan border. refrigerator, disposal, King Super 20 Tenor Sax Western sources in Tegucigalpa, meanwhile, said elevator 8> laundry. — Needs overhaul - Best Phone 528-6522. [^FURNITURE the contra rebels repelled a surprise attack by reasonable offer. Call 646 Nicaraguan soldiers on a training base in Honduras 3245 after 5pm. Nice First floor 4 room 2 Protect Your Treasured last weekend in fighting that left 200 Nicaraguan bedroom apartment. Dining Room Table with Revere Clarinet — Needs soldiers and 40 contras dead. Quiet street near busline, custom (It table pads. overhaul - Best reasona­ Honduran officials also said Nicaraguans had Guaranteed. Superior wall to wall carpet, stove, ble offer. Call 6463245 Herald photo* by Buhmr crossed the border but had apparently pulled back. no pets. $525 Including workmanship. Some after 5om. styles with decorator co­ “ The majority of the Sandinistas have re-crossed heat and hot water. Avail­ the border we think,” said Honduran Lt. Col. Danilo able April 1st. Call Rose, lors. I’ll come to your C rls p ln o ’8 no m ore 647-8400 or 646-8646. Carbajal Molina during a briefing for reporters in San Francisco De Capire. 8 miles from the Nicaraguan table with no obligation. PETS AND The conversion of the former Crispi- last October from Sam Crispino and Available Immediately. Lisa, 234-1808, leave border. First floor 2 bedroom. $375 message. | p 0 | SUPPLIES no’s Supreme Foods store on Hartford plan to open the center, above, with In Santa Barbara, Calif., President Reagan hailed plus utilities. J.D . Real Road into a smaii shopping center is about four or five small stores by early the narrow Senate approval for his 8100 million aid Estate, 646-1980. Three Piece Set — Two AKC Golden Retrievers, package for the contras and urged the House to follow chairs, open up divon. readv 4/10/86 coM 6461263 "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” under way. Business partners Robert summer. At left, carpenter Boleslaw suit as he began his 11-day Easter vacation. Good condition. Call after offer 5pm. One Bedroom Apartment D. Udolf and Bruce W. Beckerman of Terllkouski sands a door on the side of “ lam deeply pleased by today’s vote in the Senate.' ’ — Heated, working cou­ 4pm, 649-7526. ple or single person. $400. West Hartford bought the building and the building Wednesday. Reagan said. References 8, security re­ Four Drawer Dresser I MISCELLANEOUS surrounding property for $1.1 million He said the Senate’s approval of the 8100 million quired. Call 649-9402 or with full swing-type m ir­ CONTEST package "is sure to send a profoundly reassuring 649-3708 after 5pm. ror. Has 6” legs. Needs FOR SALE signal to those fighting for freedom in Nicaragua, and work. $60. 643-2880.O to Nicaragua’s friends and neighbors.” (Story on A Extraordinary — Man­ page 5.) chester, 2 bedrooms, op­ LIying Room Set — Very Solltore Ring — good condition. $350. Coll Round modern brilliant The Nicaraguan statement said the Sandinista tional sub-lease, high STARTING People’s Arm y “dealt major blows" to the Contra exposed beamed ceilings, 643-5014. cut. .43 karat, never worn. Volcanic eruption ieaves cioud of ash brick walls, pool, racquet- Must be seen. Please call forces in "different combat areas," and that most of boll, sauna. Call Sue, ey- 72" Red Mohagany dro- 872-4836 after 5:30pm. the important fighting took place in points along the pleaf dining room table, eiv.yrAWAV' - ' MARCH 14th! Honduran-Nicaraguan border “where mercenary enlngs, 646-4816. Scientists were unable to predict how Tom Miller of the U.S. Geological out of Alaska's biggest city by mint conditio, $700. Price War! Flashing Ar­ By Jeff Berliner (Contra) forces are trying to penetrate our territory. ’ ’ United Press international long the eruptions would continue. Survey. "It could come across there in afternoon. 3 Room Apartment, Im­ 40x30' frarne m irror, row signs 8299. Lighted, Miller said the volcanic grit was Government troops “destroyed important enemy $600. Call after 8om, 623- nonarrow 8279. Unllghted Winds pushed a gigantic ash cloud, up 25 minutes." maculate, on bus line, to 9 miles high, toward Anchorage As long as the volcano continues to made up of ground rock and glass. It camps, including the enemy’s principal training R reasonable, seasonal 8686. 8229. (Free letters)onlv ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A 150-mile- center.” the statement said. few left. 1-800-423-0163 Thursday night. Earlier, a mixture of erupt and produce the threatening gas combined with newly falling snow over parking, no utilities. 649- long cloud of ash spawned by the The two-page Defense Ministry statement said 3,50 3866 after 6pm.. anytime. volcanic soot and snow drifted down and ash flows, the threat of giant tidal much of south-central Alaska to pro­ f r e e To Every 5th, 10th eruption of Augustine Volcano drifted Contra rebels were killed and 250 wounded in fighting References. across south-central Alaska today, onto the city, coating cars and buildings waves speeding toward populated duce a grimy drizzle. ITV/STEREO/ with a thin layer of grit. areas remains. Miller said. The danger of corrosive ash damag­ along the border in the last week. It also reported that raining a snowy grime that halted air 40 Sandinistas were killed and 116 wounded. APPLIANCES NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15th and 20th Caller... traffic and prompted health warnings. Scientists said it was possible the Anchorage officials Thursday issued ing jet engines was great, said Paul I CONDOMINIUMS E S TA TE OF volcano could touch off tidal waves a 10-point health alert, urging residents Steucke of the Federal Aviation Admin­ Denying (or the fourth straight day that its troops JU L IA M. CHAPIN, lote of who speaks with our classified ad The 4.000-foot volcano, located on a I FOR RENT Manchester, deceased along the Cook Inlet, as it did in 1883 to stay home and warning people with istration. The agency alerted all were battling contra units in Honduras, the Defense barren North Pacific island 180 miles Ministry said, “ Members of the Sandinista People's U sed Refrigerators, The Hon. Donald F, Auch- southwest of Anchorage and 70 miles when searing gas and molten rock respiratory problems to wear masks airlines that an ash cloud ISO miles long ter. Acting Judge, of the department between 8:30 a.m. Army are maintaining their posts in Nicaraguan Manchester — One bed­ Washers, Ranges — Court ot Probote, District ot from Homer, the nearest populat^ plummeted down the mountain into the outside. and 35 miles wide was poised in the room Condo for rent. $450 clean, guaranteed, parts Manchester at a hearing hold ci daps and 5:00 p.m., Monday through water to produce monster swells known Anchorage International Airport was flight path of the airport. soil.” JISI community, erupted for the first time in Asked whether fighting had spread into Honduras, a monthly, appliances, air and serylce. Low prices. on Morch 24, 19S6 ordered 10 years at 2 a.m. (6 a.m. ES T) as tsunamis. virtually deserted after airlines di­ Elmendorf Air Force Base moved 27 conditioner, newly deco­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 that all claims must be ore- Friday, we'll give away a free clas­ "There’s very little to alert us if verted morning flights to Fairbanks or Defense Ministry official who requested anonymity rated. 6469710 days, 525- Main Street, 643-2171. sented to the tiduclarv on or Thursday and continued to belch gas said. "The border up there is very vague, but we don't before June 27, 19S4 or be and molten rock sporadically. there’s a tsunami.” said volcanologist Seattle and canceled all flights in and Please turn to page 8 0684 eyenlngs. barred as by law provided. sified word ad for a maximum of cross over.” Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ Mary Lou Taylor, The Nicaraguan Defense Ministry conceded five ' Clerk PLUS six consecutive days. trial freezer. $350. 649- Sandinista soldiers are missing. It said two were in 9012; The fiduciary Is: l o T I h o m e s Ronold Jacobs Honduran custody, an apparent reference to two |3 ^ l FOR RENT 148 Main St. soldiers presented to reporters late Wednesday in the G ,E. Self Clean Sfoye — Manchester, CT 04040 Latest poison scare hits maker of Encaprin Brown, rebuilt 1985. Must 042-03 Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa. Nice Older Colonial — sell. $200 or best offer. “ 3 ” But the Honduran military Thursday showed Walking distance to 742-5955. Every 150th, 200th D E E R F IE LD . III. (U P I) - Walgreen based Procter St Gamble Co., which director of Walgreen’s corporate com­ between 7and9p.m .EST," said Sydney reporters the bodies of five men they said were stores, churches, schools LKOAL NOTICK Nicaraguan soldiers killed in fighting in Honduras. TOWN OP ANOOVER Co. has removed Encaprin, a nonpres­ makes the painkiller, said BobNorrlsh, munications. "But it doesn't take much McHugh, a Proctor & Gamble spokes­ and bus line. No pets, cription painkiller, from its shelves to get the wheels started these days." man. "The caller said the five capsules Reporters have not been permitted to visit the site security deposit. $650 and 300th Caller... director of public relations at Procter St NOTICE TO CREDITORS The 4th Quorterlv Installment nationwide following an anonymous The caller said Encaprin in Walgreen he contaminated were in the 50-capsule, where the battle was said to have occurred, and monthly. Call Ed, 649-2947. E S TA TE OF of property toxes on the Gamble. will receive a grand prize of warning the drug was laced with stores in Chicago and Detroit were maximum-strength bottles.” claims of 200 Nicaraguan deaths have not been ■STANLEY FRANCIS October I, I9S4 Grand List are “ The caller gave us a lot number and OPALACH, A/K/A now due and povoble April I, cyanide, a company spokesman said tainted, but Walgreen does not have any confirmed. we don't have such a number on the S TA N L E Y F, OPALACH, 19S4. Payments made after Dinner for Two at one of the today. stores in the Detroit area, he said. McHugh said the caller made no The new Nicaraguan statement came as the Senate REMMLICAN CAUCUS late of Manchester, May I,I9S4, are sublect to a brand," Norrish said. “ We have not demands for money. deceased late charge of l'/S% per following restaurants of their There were no reports of actual "We just took a very cautious and passed President Reagan’s request for 8100 million in Republican electors of the The Hon. Donald F. Auch- month on the late Instollment, tampering, the spokesman said. Also, found any products that have been conservative approach." Mammoser " We ha ve no way of knowing yet if it is military and other aid to the contras, who for five Town of Bolton ore hereby ter. Acting Judge, of the from the due date, or a choice: the caller named an Encaprin lot tampered with.” said. just a threat or a hoax. We have not years have unsuccessfully sought to overthrow notified thot there will be o Court of Probate, District ot minimum of $2.00. Payments contacted other stores (other than coucus ot the Town Hall on Manchester at a hearing held may be mode by mall or at the number that does not exist and said the Walgreen employees pulled the as­ The removal order issued Thursday Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista government. Tuesday, April 1,1984 at 7:00 on March 24, 19S6 ordered Town Office Building which Is capsules had been tainted in Detroit pirin substitute from its 1,170 stores night told employees to pull all Walgreen) because the caller was very The official radio. Voice of Nicaragua, interrupted p.m., tor the purpose of se­ that all claims must be pre­ open 9:00 o.m. to 4:M p.m. • PIANO’S • WONGS specific about how many capsules he lecting porty-endorsed con- area Walgreen stores, where the after the removal was o rd e r^ over the Encaprin extra-strength and regular its all-music program to read a news bulletin on the sented to the fiduclory on or Monday through Friday. The had contaminated and where they could dldotes lor delegates to oil before June 27, 19S6 or be Tax Collector Is also In her • THE ADAMS MILL drugstore chain does not operate, company’s computer system, the spo­ capsules from shelves and store them in vote. conyentlons, and to transact barred as by law provided. office Monday evenings from company officials said. kesman said. a secure place. They were told to await be found. Also, at this point, we have not "This shows we can expect nothing good from the such other business os may Mary Lou Taylor, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. properly come before sold • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN The anonymous call was made to the "We don’t know if it was a crank call further instructions. verified his information,” McHugh U.S. Congress," a radio commentator said. "We have Clerk SANDRA G. BIDWELL said. caucus. The fiduciary Is: TAX COLLECTOR corporate offices of the Cincinnati- or what.” said Tom Mammoser, "The call came in on our 800-line to be prepared." MARK JOHNSON, Helen E. Opalach TOWN OF ANDOVER, 164 Henry Street CONNECTICUT CHAIRM AN Manchester, C T 04040 REPUBLICAN TOWN 041-03 04603 COMMITTEE In order to qualify, simply call and TODAY’S HERALD OS9-03 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Lerry Wright speak with one of our classified Sunrise services to mark holiday In town INVITATION TO SIP Call Now representatives to learn if you r e n t a l OP A CATCH BASIN CLEANER Unhappy Ben I n d e x WITH OPERATOR are a LUCKY WINNER. By John F. Kirch mamhrts trera studying t e sigaificanoa of Church on North Main The Town of Coventry will Bess Truman resented being a 2 4 pagee, 4 ggctlona / rpcelve sealed bids tor the oiNi Goorot Loyna the erqsB and t e t r Urea: ' Street Sunday. He said ha and his witei “ spectator” in her husband's rental ot o cotch basin Other churches will bold ipedal prayer I T ■5CAiaa>lHeHK»c and Win! Haney, will invite congreatioa memberato presidency, and was especially A H vir'A 1A cleaner with an the Coventry Town Hpll, 1712 o T o F M Y W m N Special gospel sessions and auarise seeatoBs and servloes during lEaater 'coBdude t e services with a prayer circle. angry that Harry never consulted R iK in a n * 91 Main Street, Coventry, C T aeryicet will be offered by variouachundwa Suadny. They wiU pray fbr an imiateMl world and her before deciding to drop the 90.9A until 10:00 A M., T u ^ a v , ^intmiid Mancbester on Eaitsr Simday.to T te Church of t e U v t e t e l on EhhrWNit Iebe trodblB in auch phate ha fea South April 0th, 1904, at which tliM atom bomb on Japan, the couple's 1A and place all bids will be CONTEST DATES ■Celebnite Uw reeurAocUoii of Jdeua Christ Stroit wlB hoot a drhmaBc actUUuo Africa, Central Am erda te llJ h y a i Milton daughter says. Margaret Truman r'.n n n A riiri it 7 IQ opened and publicly read 643-2711 Center Coogregetimial Church on Center rpadlBg at a U aJta. acnrioe.'pastor OhyU said. Daniel has revealed some of her EntfMiainnrkAnt aloud- I M w said te a y . He a te there will tta The Town of Coventry res­ MARCH 14th — 31st Straet wlU hold a sunriae aervlce Sunday ~ In matter, Mawetmetar childrea mother’s thoughts in a new book. F n r iie ' erves Its rights to waive all norelBg at • on the eaatlawn of the d m rd L Bpec M :^imMte for the lurge tumoot hepte M t e l eunh Baatar tuahy aeardiing Story on page 4. 1 rkrwl n m a K a n Informolltles In the blddlM It w ill be foUoered by n breakfast and te n far Mddtn Baater e g p will have to look orocess. The Town Is not NON-(X3MMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. ONLY IN THE L n ttA ry 9 ' obligated to occept the low­ ragular aenrices from I to M a-m. 'I f H wore apt lor t e raaurractte, w « noneplaee dae ttiis.weekaad. Sunny weekend Ohituanwe A est Wd, the Town rese^OT During the Lent season, which started would still bo lockad in our sik” M nlte par te seceod year te a row, the the right to relect ony ond oil R Pab. IS with Ash wednaaday, OaMwr aaM. “it'a aat juat si naadny shot, it's a Clear early tonight with lows bids. Maarheeter Recraatei Otmutmaat has PAOplA !> Eld forms, Blddlnglnrtruc- -Oongraiatloiial Church has been dsaUag UfUeaiEtlilaB.'* rtedded Bot to hold the trMMioaal Beater from 35 to 45. Some clouds tlons, and "Speclflcotlem Saturday^morning, then becoming 9 9 fired because she broke company planned to use in the federal court involvement with Maerose Prizzi, the Mafia role was moved to the Capitol terrace because of East Middle Turnpike can be landfill on Olcott Street. s fiis s r a Reg. *23" ± 9 regulations three times. Ogden in New York. granddaughter — the role that earned damage to the White House turf. But Mrs. Rutherford B. Aajelica Hastoa an Oscar as best supporting actress. Hayes took pity on the many disappointed children and brought it back to the White House. Sarcastic footsteps DO YOU KNOW — What color are robins’ eggs? T H U R S D A Y ’S A N S W E R — Isaac Newton first described VALUES The winner of the first DavM Letlcrmaa the universal law ol gravitation. at Scholarship at Ball State University in ______Knowlediee CnlimUcd, Inc Indianapolis is following quickly in bis mentor’s footsteps. A HewnpMptr RifwcailiNi Prnffram Spamooft h\ Letterman. a 1970 Ball State graduate, in /jiyOeCPO » A :3 0 D A IL Y sprang from local broadcasting positions in The Manchester Herald THUW& TIL MO CLOSED SU04OAV Indianapolis, his hometown, to fame and 979 MAIN ST^ MANCHESTEa CT. A WALUE rANomr sroAr with norei fortune on N B C ’s "L a te Night With David Letterman.” ouwAs<»To«AYwyTtiioncsi^*»yoe Tara Gnlly. 22. of Carmel, works as a copy editor at W OKZ-FM in Munde. c tte a Manchester Herald performs comedy routines at coffeehouses there and is trying to hreak into the USf>S3Z7-500 VOL. CV. No. 151 Indianapolis circuit. Gully told ’The Indianapolis News in an nM W w d ds6y except SwMley >$1.50 V2 PRICE SALE!! interview published ’Ihuraday that Letter- and certeln headeys by ttia Man- kly. $6.50 tor one nKMilh, $19.25 • SOLID CHOC. BUNNIES r ftM aM na Ca. 16 Btalnanl tor three ntonlha. $36.50 tor six • WICKER BASKETS • PLUSH BUNNIES man was his idol even before he received his "anchaalw. Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 tor ona year. • GRASS AND WRAPS • FLOCKED BUNNIES • HOLLOW CHOC. BUNNIES scholarMiip. which hrought him a check for IBM posiBpspaid ■! MSf^ ” ~ " ion I • BASKET FILLRS • FLOCKED LAMBS • CHOCOLATE EGGS $5,015. a T-shirt and tickets to a Hoosier Conn. fibSTMASTEn: • NOVELTIES • COLORING KITS • MARSHMALLOW PEEPS Donte event. I cttangae to ate Man- • ASSORTED JELLY EGGS Cheater HaraM, P.O. Box 561, Man- • C U TO U TS & STICKERS • WRAP-A-ROUNDS Letterman couldn’t present the scholar­ To place a ctaaiMiS or dhptey • CADBURYS EGGS , Conn. 06040. adrartlaemart. or to lapon a naaa • PAPER GOODS • EASTER "nNS ship in person last fall, but sent an apolofetic nsm.t*oryorpiciuiaidsaca6643- ALL EASTER CARDS AND MORE. telegram that read: “Congratulations, ’Tho­ OUARANTEEO DELIVERY: If 2711. OMcs hours areI:90aai.lo9 mas. Sorry I couldn’t be there in person. As you don't tacaha your HaraM by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. you know. I’m busy with the Geneva pjn. wasfcdaya or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ SATURDAY, MARCH 29TH ONLY Summit.” day. plaasa totopbona your emrrtm. H yoirra unaMa to reach your car- The Gully, a junior, shot back to Letterman. rtar. cal aubacrtoar sarvica al 647- bar of die Aaaodatsd Praaa a su6- "B y the way, I am going to be at the Geneva 6B46 by 6 pLm. woskdeys or 10 am. scrtoar to United Prase Interna Purchase Your LOTTO Tickets NOWI MINUTE MAESTROS — Little cellists perform a Bach minuet in this year's Summit, too. See you there.” Sabitdaye tori Saturday Night Drawing for $17 MllllonI Suzuki Method National Concert in on Tokyo Thursday. Some 170 children The second Letterman scholar is to be at the Audb Bureau o l Cbculaliana from around Japan show their talents in the concert. annaunoed by early May. Li « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 2», 1986 Rockets Research team lauds cold 'shield’ U.S./WorU In Brief Contra aid’s fate fired at By Al Rossiter Jr. conference at the annual meeting there are in the human nose, how Colonno said the reM ptor for the Soviets boost chemical weapons Unlttd Prtss International of the American Society of often they are replaced, how much cold virus does not seem to have now up to House Microbiology. antibody is required to be effective another function in the body, and WASHINGTON — The Soviet Union has tripled Its capacity to thus blocking its action should not WASHINGTON - Although an The Merck scientists discovered and if it indeed can prevent colds develop chemical weapons at a major testing facility on the WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ supporters of the aid plan. consulate have any adverse effects. He said effective cold treatment may be that 90 percent of the 115 types of as well as delay their start. Volga River, according to a U.S. intelligence. dent Reagan, a narrow winner in “ I don’t think it made a differ­ the initial testing revealed no "years away,” a commercial rhinovinises, the most common “ I would say we're still years The recently declassified data about the Shikhany Chemical the Senate on his contra aid ence," said Sen. Richard Lugar, evidence of side effects. research team reports the discov­ cause of colds, enter human cells away from a treatment against the Warfare Proving Ground near Volks showed an expansion of proposal, now has to persuade the R-Ind., chairman of the Senate Combined Wire Servicee ery of a way to temporarily shield lining the nasal passages by common cold." he said. In another development in the testing capability as well as a tripling of research and House to change its mind and Foreign Relations Committee and nasal cells from infection by the attaching to a specific site called a In the initial tests at the war against the common cold, development floorspace. , , approve the plan for military aid to chief proponent of Reagan’s pack­ Three armor-piercing rockets most common of the cold viruses. receptor on cell walls. University of Virginia, the antib­ Elliot Dick, a professor of preven­ The plant was built in the 1920s and has apparently Iwen in rebels fighting Nicaragua’s leftist age. “ We thought we had about 52 were fired at the form er U.S. Scientists at the Merck Sharp The Merck team designed an ody preparation was given to 13 tive medicine at the University of operation without interruption since. It contains facilities for government. or so votes all along.” consulate in Moslem west Beirut and Dohme Research Laborato­ antibody, administered in nose volunteers in multiple doses over a Wisconsin, said a series of experi­ research, development and production of chemical warfare The vote by the Republican- Sen. James Sasser, D-Tenn., the today in what may have been ries of West Point, Pa., tried their drops, which attaches to those 39-hour period. The other 13 ments showed that transmission of agents and materials, a U.S. official, who asked for anonymity, controlled Senate late Thursday leading opponent, concurred, say­ retaliation for the U.S. confronta­ new anti-cold technique on half of receptors, thus preventing the received a dummy drug in nose cold viruses through the air plays a reversed last week’s defeat of the ing, “ I don’t think the alleged tion with Libya in the Gulf of Sidra. drops. All 26 were exposed to said Thursday. ^ 26 medical student volunteers at virus from getting a foot hold. much larger role in the spread of The expansion began in 1970, but it was not clear whether the $100 m illio n plan by the invasion really had much effect Druse militia guards at the "This research is an important rhinovinises. the University of Virginia and colds than previously believed. buildup has been steady since then or was recently accelerated. Democratic-run House. But before one way or the other." deserted three-story building said found infections were delayed and step in the design of an agent that Most of the people in both groups tbe Senate approved the proposal In a statement issued from Santa He said the research suggests all three rockets missed the the sneesing, coughing and other may prove capable of preventing caught colds but Colonno said,' ‘ We by voice vote, it voted 53-47 to Barbara, Calif., Reagan pro­ building. No casualties were were able to delay both the onset of something as simple as an air cold symptoms were reduced. the common cold," Colonno said. attach a condition that delays nounced himself “ deeply pleased” reported. infection in the treated groupby up suction apparatus might be able to Air Force to cancel Jet trainers “ It tells us this kind of approach But he emphasized that much delivery of lethal weapons to the with the vote and said it “ is sure to Residents of the seafront Ein to two days and significantly remove virus particles from in­ will work.” project chief Richard work remains to be done, including WASHINGTON — The Air Force, facing budgetary pressures, U.S-backed rebels for 90 days in send a profoundly reassuring Mreisseh district said the rockets finding out how many receptors decreased the clinical symptoms." door air to prevent cold spread. Colonno said Thursday at a news has decided to modernize its aging fleet of T-37 trainer planes and order to boost chances for signal to the freedom fighters in punched three holes in the wall of a cancel a 13.5 billion program for new T-46 aircraft. Pentagon and negotiations. Nicaragua and to Nicaragua’s building next to the consulate. On few foreign policy issues had threatened neighbors." The Moslem Voice of the Nation congressional sources say. ^ . “ Now the issue returns to the UPl photo Rep. Norman Lent. R-N.Y., said Thursday his office had been Reagan ever worked so hard. Even radio later said an anomymous as the Senate debated the issue House,” said Reagan, “ where I told Air Force Secretary Russell A. Rourke had decided against Libyan media announced that the U.S. telephone caller claimed responsi­ Sirhan Thursday, Reagan lobbied by hope we can gain the few addi­ A resident of Tripoli screams anti- bility for the attack on behalf of a the T-46 and would make an announcement as early as today. telephone as he traveled west for tional votes necessary to achieve a fleet had retreated from the Gulf of Sidra previously unknown group, the An Air Force spokesman said he was unaware of any official American slogans Thursday during an an Easter vacation. positive outcome.” Revolutionary Command-Onnar decision. But Pentagon sources, speaking on condition they not anniversary celebration of the departure after losing to Libyan forces. Only 11 Democrats joined 42 In Nicaragua, government-run Mukhtar Unit. The name suggests 2 be identified, confirmed Lent’s statement and’kaid Rourke had of British troops from Libya in 1970. The Republicans In voting for the aid radio reported the vote and de­ the group is pro-Libyan. Omar parole based his decision on “ budgetary limitations.” nounced it as an "im moral act." resolution while 36 Democrats Mukhtar was a nationalist Libyan They said the Air Force would scrap the T-46, the main defense joined by 11 Republicans voted adding: “ Nothing good will come leader who waged an independ­ product made by Fairchild Republic Co. in Farmingdale, N.Y., against it. out of the Congress, and it is ence war against the Italian and try to upgrade the existing fleet of T-37s built by Cessna Corp. The narrowness of Reagan’s necessary to be prepared.” U.S. fleet sails from gulf colonial government in the 1920s. denied of Wichita, Kan., home state of Senate Majority Leader Bob victoi7 in the Senate showed he The aid package approved by the The radio said the caller “ threa­ Dole. , . still has a fight on his hands. The Senate includes $70 million in By Norman Black group led by three aircraft Looking relaxed and occasion­ tened more blows against U.S. Rep. Thomas Downey, D-N.Y., whose district includes House rejected the Reagan plan military aid and $30 million worth The Associated Press carriers. ally joking during an afternoon interests in Lebanon." SOLEDAD, Calif. (UPl) — A 222-210 a week ago, so Reagan of non-lethal help for items such as appearance at the Pentagon, the Fairchild Republic, said he had heard about the decision, which The firing of surface-to-air mis­ Although the U.S. flag still flies 8 state board rejected Sirhan Sir- must find some converts there if he medicine and clothing. A $27 defense secretary denied the Uni­ he called “ frightening, not only for the future of pilots in the A ir WASHINGTON - A large U.S. siles at American planes on over the former consulate, the han’s eighth request for parole, is to prevail. million non-lethal aid package ted States had mounted the opera­ Force but certainly for Fairchild Republic.” Navy battle group has sailed Monday touched off U.S. attacks building has been empty since the saying the “ model prisoner" is The White House’s stress on expires Monday. tion for the sake of revenge. Officials at both Fairchild and Cessna declined comment unmolested from the Gulf of Sidra on a missile site and on Libyan U.S. Embassy moved to Christian unworthy of freedom because his what it pictured as a large-scale 'The Senate plan bars Reagan Reagan has accused Khadafy of Thursday. and away from Libya with vows by patrol boats. At least two of the east Beirut in 1984. 1968 assassination of Sen. Robert incursion this week by Nicaraguan from providing the contras with supporting the Palestinian terror­ American leaders that the ships vessels were reported sunk, and At a news conference Thursday, F. Kennedy was “ an attack on our troops into neighboring Honduras “ offensive” weapons until July 1, a ist faction believed responsible for will return any time they wish. Weinberger said Thursday the Secretary of Defense Caspar Wein­ political system.” failed to have much impact on the proviso added to induce Nicaragua the Dec. 27 attacks on the Rome “ We ll do it again, whether or not Libyans had still not returned the berger said he didn’t know whether Sirhan’s lawyer, Luke McKis- Population In Chinese province dips vote, according to opponents and into peace talks. and Vienna airports, which left any incidents happen or anything missile battery to operational Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy sack, called Thursday’s parole five Americans among the 20 will retaliate with terrorist attacks T O K YO — Fam ily planning in Sichuan. China’s most populous of the kind,” said Defense Secre­ status. hearing unfair, and said the three tary Caspar W. Weinberger, as he people killed. against Americans for tbe U.S. province, is responsible for 16 million fewer babies being bom No American casualties were members of the Board of Prison and President Reagan announced exercises in what he regards as there since 1970, according to a government official quoted by the reported. Weinberger offered no “ I don’t think it’s a question of Terms who issued the ruling Narrow vote shows the 6th Fleet had completed forbidden waters was not known, estimate of Libyan losses. settling scores or anything of the "probably made their mind up Xinhua news agency. exercises in the disputed gulf Weinberger said. Liu Chunfu, vice governor of the southwest province, said kind," Weinberger said. before we got here." Thursday. Weinberger declared the ma­ But the defense chief said the Sichuan’s goal was to limit its population to 120 million by the The parole panel had listened for congressional doubts Libya’s state-run radio re­ neuvers "in every way a success­ "T h is exercise has demon­ United States will "try to take turn of the century. Xinhua said Sichuan’s current population is 2‘A hours as Sirhan and McKissack sponded with claims that strong­ ful operation." Reagan called the strated once again what it set out to appropriate measures before, dur­ made an eighth plea for parole and 100 million. man Col. Moammar Khadafy had fleet commander to hail the do. which is our right and the right ing and after" any terrorist strike. Thomas Trapp, assistant district The Xinhua report Thursday, monitored in Tokyo, quoted Liu By R. Greaory Nokes bravery of the American sailors. of all nations to operate in Adm. William Crowe, chairman The Associated Press overseen ”a glittering victory over UPl photo attorney for Los Angeles County, as saying 90 percent of Sichuan’s child-bearing-age women used News Analysis the imperialist invaders.” The And Adm. William J. Crowe, the international waters. If Libya’s of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, termed vigorously opposed the request. birth control. official news agency JANA added chairman of the Joint Chiefs of radical claims and aggression the air and sea maneuvers “ non- spectactor during the presidential years There were “ 16 million fewer babies bom between 1970 and that Walid Jumblatt, Lebanon’s Staff, declared that the outbreak of against our forces were to go provocative" against Libya and President Truman, shown in a 1942 file Sirhan. 42, serving a life term at WASHINGTON (AP) - The 1985 than would have been bora without the family planning Druse Moslem militia leader, had combat earlier this week had unanswered, no peaceful nation said, “ I frankly would have to rate photo, called his wife "The Boss." and was disenchanted with White Soledad State Prison, said: " I feel narrow vote of approval for program,’ Liu said. offered “ suicide squads” to help demonstrated the potency of mod­ could safely rely on freedom of the it, in my professional judgment, as House life. The book is titled "Bess W. I have rehabilitated myself. What President Reagan’s proposed con­ the resolution a condition delaying However, the couple’s daughter says in Population control is a top priority in China, which has a carry out Khadafy’s threat of ern American weapons. seas anywhere.” a flawless operation.” happened in 1968. I wish I could tra aid program keeps the plan delivery of offensive weapons to a new book that Mrs. Truman felt like a Truman." population of about 1 billion. retaliation for the destruction undo but I can’t. This is 1986 and I alive but shows that Republicans the contras for 90 days to give talks wrought by the U.S. ships and feel because of my record I am and Democrats in both houses of between the Sandinistas and the entitled for a parole.” Congress have deep misgivings Contras a chance to blossom. planes. Sirhan shot the 42-year-oId New Texas town honors ‘Bubble Boy’ about the president’s course. Reagan’s position is that negoti­ President Reagan, who flew to Bess Truman felt ignored ations had been futile in the past California Thursday for an Easter COME TO OUR EARLY BIRD York senator at close range in a SHENANDOAH, Texas — A street in this community north of The voice vote approval — which followed a 53-47 vote on a key and would be futile again without vacation, countered by saying hallway leading to the kitchen of Houston is being renamed David Memorial Drive in memory of amendment — was better for military pressure to back them up. Khadafy had been planning terror­ the Ambassador Hotel in Los the “ Bubble Boy” who gained national attention for his short life Angeles on June 5. 1968, shortly Reagan than a rejection, of course, The Senate vote also showed that ist operations against Americans in a sterile plastic tent. by president, daughter says after Kennedy had won the Califor- and he is sure to seize on it as a frenzy of publicity about a even before the confrontation in The City Council voted Wednesday to rename Tamina School nia Democratic presidential evidence of support for his plan to reported Nicaraguan incursion the gulf. And he pledged. "The Road in honor of David, who died last year at age 12 of primary. aid the contras. Reagan wants into Honduras — in pursuit of United States will not be intimi­ NEW YORK (U PI) - Bess deeply disturbed” by the new atom denly thrust into the presidency complications of treatment for combined immune deficiency, Congress to approve $100 million, contra guerrillas — didn’t have dated by new threats of terrorism Truman resented being a "specta­ bomb, and resented Truman for and Bess became — reluctantly — Sirhan told the panel his mind which made him extraordinarily susceptible to disease. much impact on the vote itself. against us . Mr. Khadafy must was clouded by alcohol the night of most of it for military aid, to help tor" in her husband's presidency, using it without first consulting the first lady, a disinclination she David spent most of his life in a plastic bubble in an attempt to The break for the Easter recess know that we will hold him fully the shooting, and that he had been the rebels battle Nicaragua’s and was especially angry Harry her. maintained until her death at 97 in maintain a sterile environment using space-age technology. gives House and Senate members accountable for any such actions." angry at Kennedy for his pro- leftist Sandinista government. never consulted her before decid­ She said her mother was opposed 1982. Though he and his family maintained anonymity during his But the Senate debate showed a alike a chance to consult their The American withdrawal came Her negative feelings about this Israel stance. ing to drop the atom bomb on to Truman’s political career from life, his unusual existence was the basis for a made-for-TV near majority was concerned constituents. Recent samplings of four days after the 6th Fleet began role were revealed months later, But the board ruled. “ The crime Japan, the couple’s daughter says. the outset, when he gave up a movie. about where Reagan’s plan could public opinion, such as The Wa­ operations in the Gulf of Sidra and when at Christmas. Truman flew was an attack on our political Margaret Truman Daniel re­ failing business in his native David’s family lived in this subdivision. carry the United States in O ntral shington Post-ABC poll, suggest two days after Libyan forces gave home in a dangerous blizzard to system. We cannot believe be had vealed some of the emotional Missouri in 1921 to run for a America. That same concern was many Americans still oppose Con­ up any pretense of further military ★ FREE SHIRT AND TIE WITH EACH SUIT! join his family in Missouri. amnesia as he has claim ed." City officials said the new street signs were being ordered strain her father's political life put judgeship. expressed by a majority of House tra aid by a margin of nearly challenge to the 30-ship battle "So you’ve finally arrived," Thursday. * FREE PANTS WITH EACH SPORT COAT! on her mother in a new book titled The panel ordered Sirhan trans­ members when they voted down two^to-one. Most mainline Ameri­ From there Truman, who died in Bess told her husband. “ I guess "Bess W. Truman.” An excerpt of 1972 at age 88. went on to higher ferred to Vacaville state prison for the resolution, 222-210, on March can churches, including the na­ R you couldn’t think of any more the book was released Thursday in psychological testing and said he 20. tion’s Roman Catholic bishops, elected offices, becoming a sena­ reasons to stay away. As far as I’m EARRING HEAVEN Parade magazine. tor in 1935 and. in 1945. becoming could try again for parole next Strikers charge TWA Is unsafe They worry that the administra­ have been unwavering in their concerned, you might as well have year. opposition. “ She was forced to face a very Franklin D. Roosevelt’s vice tion hasn’t given enough attention stayed in Washington." “ This was a difficult decision to WASHINGTON — Striking flight attendants, on the eve of fresh unpleasant fact.” Daniel said. president. to negotiations to end its differen­ Costume Jewelry The response, found 27 years make,” the board said. "But we contract negotiations today with Trans World Airlines, accused Editor’s note — R. Gregory "She had become a spectator ces with the Sandinistas. In addi­ "Bess never hesitated to try to later in the drawer of the desk that find him not suitable for a parole the carrier of jeopardizing safety by employing inexperienced Nokes writes on diplomatic issues rather than a partner in Harry tion, they voice concern that LARGEST SELECTION influence Harry Truman’s deci­ had been in Truman’s Oval Office, although we are aware of the fact replacements. for The Associated Press and has BotaniiBOO' Truman’s presidency. That made American troops eventually will sions. But she never attempted to came in a letter dated Dec. 28, he has been a model prisoner and Victoria Frankovich, head of the Independent Federation of been covering U.S. policy toward OF EARRINGS her very angry. She felt more and get involved. control him." Daniel wrote about 1945: he has done well to improve Central America since 1980. more superfluous. Flight Attendants, met Thursday with staff members of a House The Senate majority wrote into IN NEW ENGLAND FOR SPRING her father’s intention to pursue his “ You can never appreciate what himself since being incarcerated. transportation subcommittee to discuss the union’s safety "This feeling combined with her political career. it means to come home as I did the "Those matters do not outweigh concerns and then held a news conference to outline the You’re going to find impressive, our "Bess allowed him to accept its other evening after doing at least Unbeatable Prices original opposition to Harry Tru­ the magnitude of his crim e." allegations. Botany ’5(Xy tropical worsteds, all with man becoming president to build a inevitability, even though she one hundred things I didn’t want to one common denominator...quality and The ruling by board members Negotiations were scheduled to resume today at an Fantastic Array smoldering anger that was tanta- dreaded the pain it might cause do and have the only person in the Shultz falls to receive value., crafted in easy care poly and wool Charles W. WaiM. Albert M. Leddy undisclosed location in New York City, the National Mediation of Colors!! mount to an emotional her." world whose opinion I value look at to keep you looking fresh all day...’225" and Robert C. Loriano echoed the Board said. separation " .Months later, upon Roosevelt’s me like I’m something the cat comments of Trapp, who had said, Frankovich told reporters of an incident involving a Boeing 727 40 to 54 long Daniel said her mother "was sudden death. Truman was sud­ dragged in." “ This was not an average homi­ Greeks’ commitment 289-8189 jet that showed the rookie flight attendants acted improperly Closed Mondays cide. Its effects went beyond most 42 to 52 X Long when the plane’s cabin filled with smoke. 1227 Burnside Ave. homicides. In this case, it affected By Jim Anderson He said he was satisfied with that Federal Aviation Administration officials said the 90 United Press International outcome. East Hartford the whole nation. This was an AcroM from Marco Polo enormous crim e.” passengers and six crew members on Flight 184 from St. Louis to Taxpayers foot Marcos’ bill His visit coincided with the Op«n Sunday 12-4 Sale Ends McKissack. in his statement, Boston were evacuated shortly after 11:43 p.m. EST Wednesday, ATHENS, Greece — Secretary Libyan-U.S. confrontation in the March 29th based his arguments on Sirhan’s when an overheated air conditioner billowed smoke as the of State (j^ r g e Shultz, despite WASHINGTON (AP) - A Hays authorized the issuance of concerned the bills at the Air Force Gulf of Sidra, across the Mediter­ aircraft taxied at Boston’s Logan International Airport. One failure to get a firm commitment $39,000 shopping bill run up at U.S. a U.S. Treasury cheek to the exchanges in Guam and Hawaii prison record. ranean. followed by threats by injury was reported. on U.S. military bases in Greece, military bases by the associates exchange system, drawn on the never would be paid. The issue "There is nothing in Sirhan’s Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy Frankovich and other union members charged that the flight says be is satisfied with the and family of former Philippines Pacific Command's operational became a sensitive one because history that indicates he shouldn't against American interests around The most green attendants failed to recognize the seriousness of the situation and outcome of discussions with Greek President Ferdinand Marcos has and maintenance fund, because he the base exchanges are self- take his place in society. He has the world. delayed notifying the pilot of the smoke, and that the attendants officials. been paid on an "interim " basis did not think the exchange system supporting and profits are used to been a model prisoner, and every The Greek government, in its for the least! with U.S. taxpayer dollars, a Navy should be forced "to bear the support morale, welfare and re­ psychiatric report indicates he is did not know how to operate the rear emergency exit doors. Shultz, on an official visit 650 only statement on the issue, official says. burden of carrying these bills on its creational programs for active- free from any mental problems," miles from the U.S. confrontation reminded the Americans the bases Lawn need energizing? Then just The decision to reimburse the books.” Becker said. duty personnel. he said. with Libya, wound up three days of could not be used for operations eippty Homestead* Lawn Food— Air Force base exchanges with Hays fully expects his military The exchange system does not " I have spent a lot of years with talks with officials of the Greek against a friendly country, which it’s the fast-acting fertilizer that’s federal funds was made earlier account to be repaid. Becker said, use money from Congress, and if Sirhan and I know he has really socialist government, with only an would include Libya. affordably priced. Special 20-3-3 agreement to discuss the future of this month by Adm. Ronald J. although the matter of reimburse­ the bill is not paid, “ it’s our people come to appreciate the value of In his news conference after a formula thickens and greens human life. The tim e has come to the bases. Hays, the commander in chief of ment has yet to be resolved. on Guam and Hawaii that could two-hour meeting with Prime lawns quickly. the U.S." Pacific Command, ac­ Earlier this month. Pentagon turn out the losers,” said one set a parole date. I hope the panel Minister Andreas Papandreou. BotanijSOO' cording to Capt Al Becker, a sources disclosed Air Force offi­ Pentagon official who demanded has the courage to grant the Shultz said American bases in Rag. SALE spokesman in Hawaii. cials were becoming increasinglv anonymity. parole.” Greece were not used against any 5,000 sq. ft. » 9“ • 7*» Budget plan country. BLAZERS 10.000 sq. ft. ‘16" *12" Shultz was to leave Greece today Back to basics, back to Botany '500'. Blazers eludes Hill for Rome, where he and his wife. 15.000 sq. ft. ‘21" *15" for spring. New Spring colors of light grey, Trinity Covenant Church Is Your Body Fit Helena, are to meet the Pope on light blue, mint, sand, straw, pink and berry WASHINGTON (A P ) - Con­ Eiaster Sunday. will be a welcome relief to your navy blazer .302 Harkinalark Str***'l For The Beach? gress began its Easter recess Before his arrival in Athens. in 55 Dacron 45 Wool...*150" today witb little hope of meeting an Shultz said he would seek a commitment on the future of the Invites You To April 15 deadline for enactment of Sizes: 38 to 54 Reg. GIBSON’S GYM Wickham Park will open a fiscal 1987 budget blueprint. bases after 1988, otherwise the 38 to 44 Short Beach Package The House and Senate reconvene United States would not make the HOLY WEEK SERVICES for the season on April 5th. April 8. but White House officials large investments necessary for Big & X-Long...*160" 3 Month Membership have said they do not think the their modernization and Senate can pass a budget accepta­ maintenance. Maundy Thursday - March 27 - 7:30 P.M. Hours: Daily, 9:30 A.M. until dusk ble to the administration. Tbe On the basis of his carefully "CHRIST IN THE PASSOVER" 1*90 Valuil Come and enjoy our 200 acres. House, meanwhile, is waiting to worded statement, which Shultz *59 see what the Senate does. read repeatedly in response to presented by "JE W S FOR JE.SI S’- " questions seeking clarification, it Facilities for picnics & outings Exotic Birds & Mini Zoo The Senate wrapped up work appeared the talks produced no­ Oriental Gardens Good Friday - March 28 - 7:30 P.M. 5 FREE Suntanning 5 Tennis Courts Thursday night and the House had thing more than an agreement to Children’s Play Areas Walking Trails recessed earlier this week. discuss the future of the bases. It CHOIR C.ANT.ATA. David Clvdesdales Sessions |*2S ValBlI 2 Softball Refreshments in The Cabin The only spending plan pending also included a U.S. decision to "HOW GREAT THOT ART' Shuffleboard Courts on Capitol Hill for the fiscal year spend money on base operations, • PfM WMighf Tralniog • Wotff Suntanning beginning Oct. 1 is a bipartisan but not improvements. • Nmitflua • Bkocyde Ar obic BHim S am M M Imp ww M hMila taMM package approved last week by the Shultz said there has been a • PorMorwHiMd Proqr»ma Easter Sunday - March .30 Senate B u ^ et Committee that steady improvement in Greek- 6 A.M. SUNRISE SERVICE Mmv aiMibars OiWy WICKHAM PARK calls for $18.4 billion in additional American relations and he invited Cropley’s Lawn Rev. "T al” McNutt. Minister to Youth Ofl*r Cxplrwa revenues and pares about $25 his counterpart. Foreign Minister 646-3131 JufW 1M 1329 West Middle Turnpike billion from President Reagan’s Karolos Papoulias. to Washington. Garden Center 8 A.M. and 11 A M. ««AL.T>4 AND 519 East Middle Tpke Manchester, Connecticut miUtary spending request. He said the two governments 1262 Boston Tpke. • Bolton, CT Manchester 5 2 8 -0 8 5 6 White House officials have de­ would consider a visit to Washing­ 649-6364 • M-S 9-5 / Sun 9-1 Easter Celebration Services nounced that plan. ton by Papandreou. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 2S, IMS Republicans offer OPINION full pay funding Town should in education plan MoT THE ONE ABOUT BALANCING THE J a c k Bu p g e t v/ith ou t new t a %e 2> o r By John Gustovsen above and half below the $18,500 follow advice Andersoa The Associated Press level. In the second year, the range DEFENSE cuts AGAIN/ HARTFORD - Republican le­ would be from $18,500 to $21,500, gislative leaders agreed on a with a median salary of $20,000. on Union land compromise plan that would pour The Democratic plan proposes $97 million'into public education state funding for the cost of a improvement and provide 100 $19,300 mandatory minimum start­ A subcommittee of the Economic percent state funding of minimum ing salary for teachers and up­ Development Commission has acted wisely teacher salaries. grading teacher salaries across The Republican plan, announced the board. O’NeiH’s plan came out in advising the town to reject bids froih two Stockman’s Thursday, provides regional cost- of a bipartisan task force set up local concerns seeking to buy land near of-living differences and 10 percent last year to study teacher salaries Union Pond. to 90 percent state support for and other education issues. Rather than accepting either of the bids, increases in collective bargaining Initially, O'Neill’s minimum sa­ book will contracts and incentive grants for lary plan would cost $4.1 million; the group advised that the town invest a sum good teachers. the GOP plan would cost about $3.3 of its own money to improve the land, The plan includes $60 million in million the first year and $2.2 thereby increasing its value by a substantial state assistance to municipalities million the second, for a total of spill blood to meet the cost of collective $5.5 million. amount. That is the proper course for the bargaining and help for towns to Senate leaders had previously administration to follow, assuming the attain a the voluntary minimum favored partial state funding for figures being discussed are credible. salary schedule. the cost of improving salaries. WASHINGTON — Only a few trusted and The property in question comprises just The compromise was reached by "We have agreed with them 2 bonded editors, sworn to strict secrecy, will be Senate and House Republican (House leaders) that we w ill... go over 11 acres along the pond to the south of permitted to read ex-budget director David leaders after weeks of ironing out along with the concept of 100 Tolland Turnpike. As things stand, the site is Stockman’s memoirs before the first excerpts are,,, differences over how to respond to percent state funding of an op­ far from prime for development: it needs to published next month in Newsweek magazine. Gov. William O'Neill's proposed tional program” for teacher salar­ be cleaned up and lacks utilities and roadway $91 million education package. ies, Smith said. The New York publisher, meanwhile, is "We now have ... not a House The salaries would be estab­ access, among other things. anticipating a gush of money — and the plan, not a Senate plan, but a lished through local collective Even so. it's worth about $20,000 an acre in Washington establishment is anticipating a gush '' Republican plan for education for bargaining. its current state and would be worth about of blood — as Stockman tattles on his one-time the final part of the decade of the On the other hand. Senate 8 $30,000 an acre if improvements were made, colleagues. But it also appears thatsome of the ’80s,” Senate Majority Leader leadership meetings with House blood that’ll be spilled will be Stockman’s. Re^nald Smith, R-New Hartford, Majority Leader Robert Jaekle UPI photo according to an appraisal. Town officials say told a Capitol news conference. and Education Committee leaders the price of the improved land could go a Sources close to Stockman tell us bis book will He said the plan, put together “ came a long way towards meet­ Lassoing In the raw good deal higher, citing sales of industrial savage such quondam antagonists as White House with House GOP leaders, has “ 100 ing us on what we wanted to do with section of Dover, N.H. The Raw Bar & Grill is in a lots not far away for $40,000 and more. Chief of Staff Donald Regan and Attorney General- percent support” among Republi­ funding of the collective bargain­ To the delight of his sidewaik audience, juggler Andrew can senators, some of whom he ing agreements,” Smith said. remodeled section of the former Cocheco Falls Neither of the two bidders came anywhere Edwin Meese. Stockman reportedly will say that ' Schwartz does his spinning rope trick during the said were "dragged kicking and The compromise proposal also Millworks building. close to offering an appropriate price. The the volcanic ash from Regan’s temper tantrums opening this week of a new restaurant in the downtown scorched everything he did and will question how screaming” into agreement. calls for the state to finance from “ But they have finally decided highest offer for the land — site development Meese ever convinced the president he knew what 10 percent to 90 percent of the cost included — was $220,000, and the only offer that the (Senate) leadership has of salary increases in local teacher he was doing. produced a very reasonable com­ excluding the improvements was a pitiful contracts beginning in 1987. Stockman will also take the Republican Party to promise with our House leadership Smith said there would be “ no New Haven funding suit iands in court $25,000. task for failing to reduce the deficit. According to - partners," Smith said. further negotiations” with the The plan now awaits the endorse­ Given that the road alone will cost about our sources, Stockman will tell of his backstage governor's office over the educa­ ment of the GOP House caucus on $170,000, it is clear that the town's investment tion issue. gress, can thwart the will of any time.” The case has nothing to do with efforts to cut the military retirement program and its way to the Education Commit­ By Tom Seppv Open Forum “ We feel that the program we Congress." he said. Dennis G. Linder, a Justice the Gramm-Rudman budget­ won't be small if it develops the site. But the eliminate revenue sharing. He was undercut by tee Tuesday and the tenate floor in The Associated Press have is a compromise with the Department attorney representing balancing law, even though Vla­ money will be recouped, and a municipal role President Reagan, who listened to other advisers. about 10 days. Vladeck explained that if the governor’s posiUon right now and the Department of Housing and deck works for the Public Citizen Stockman reportedly will complain. The major component would WASHINGTON — An attorney administration defers funds ap­ in the development makes sense in other we're not willing to move from it,” Urban Development, said Con­ Litigation Group which convinced state of Connecticut. In essence, cessary paperwork (cost) as the provide 100 percent state financing representing the National League propriated by Congress, the legis­ ways as well — even taking into Response needed he said. “ I think the governor gress gave the administration the a federal court to strike down a it provides additional property VA provides town assessors with for the the difference between of Cities says that President lative branch can then enact a THE PERSON who will be hurt the worst by the would be put under a lot of pressure discretion of spending the approp­ significant part of that measure consideration the fact that staff time is far tax relief for the disabled vete­ their constituents’ disability rat­ current salaries and a two-year, Reagan’s refusal to spend nearly supplemental appropriation to put to charter charge Stockman castigations, at least indirectly, will be if he rejected a program that sent riated money. last month. from plentiful. ran, with the state of Connecticut ings every September. In addi­ minimum salary program for $7 billion for urban programs money into those programs. If, the president, our sources say. He will be $60 million directly to communities amounts to a virtual line-item veto "Congress has not commanded The Gramm-Rudman case is reimbursing towns for any tax tion, there are many who cannot teachers. however, the president vetoes the Manchester's stock of developable land portrayed as less than bright — an unfair to meet the cost of collective in the administration’s budget the executive branch,” he said. awaiting action by the Supreme revenues lost due to the in­ appear in person due to their Smith said that based on re­ supplemental appropriation. Con­ continues to shrink at a quick pace every To the Editor: characterization, according to those who work bargaining. battle with Congress. "And where the legislative branch Court. creased exemption. disability. gional labor market differentials, gress needs a two-thirds vote of has not articulated when and year, giving added strength to the directly with Ronald Reagan. the minimum salary range the “ If he wants to take on the ire of David C. Vladeck told U.S. both houses to override the veto. When the president sent his new I thought Democratic appoin­ For brevity’s sake this letter I found the act to be ambiguous where the monies are to be spent, budget to Congress Feb. 5, he common-sense argument that the best first year would be between $17,000 mayors and first selectmen ... I District Judge Thomas Penfield “ This is the first attempt since only shows an example of the and confusing at best, due to the But Stockman himself can expect a backfire. the executive branch has the suggested spending or lending be tee John Yavis, chairman of the apd $20,000, with half the teachers hope he does it." Jackson Thursday that the Reagan (1983) to rewrite an appropriations possible deals and tenants should be sought veteran who is rated 1007r many references and opposing His book is due out about the same time as another discretion." deferred in 41 different federal Town Charter Revision Commis­ administration has used the void bill." said Vladneck. In 1983, the in every case where the town has a say. While statements within said subdivi­ one that tells the stories he left out. It’s titled “ T h ^ Linder also told the judge the programs during the remainder of sion. doth protest too much, disabled by the Veterans Admin­ created by the elimination of the Supreme Court declared the one- Real David Stockman," and it quotes not only ~ administration's action "is a far, fiscal 1986, which ends Sept. 30. it was a good idea to seek to avoid taking exception to my recent istration (VA). A 100'7c disabled sions of property tax statutes. In one-house veto three years ago to house veto unconstitutional. veteran who currently receives a personal conversations with such predictable critics as Ralph Nader, but manjC Moffett slams O ’Neill impound funds, which was de­ far different case than impound­ Deferrals would affect pro­ administrative costs and delays in reaping charge that the impetus behind “ The president's deferral of $3,000 exemption may have other disabled veterans. I noted of Stockman's former colleagues in the Reagan clared illegal in 1974. ment. This is a deferral of funds, grams such as housing subsidies the revenue from the site, it clearly hasn't the move to annihilate the 8th funds is more powerful than a personally applied between Oct. a definite reluctance, on their administration. which can be spent any time.” for the poor, loans to build low-cost worked out, and won't unless the offer from was "mean-spirited and politi­ “ The president, with support of line-item veto. That happens only Jackson asked; "But isn’t that a rental housing, grants to local 1 and Dec. I. 1985. If approved, own behalf, to apply due to the one of the current bidders increases cally biased." Perhaps Chair­ Our associate Les Whitten got hold of a bootleg on fund-raising tactics one-third of both houses of Con­ once a year; deferrals can come at line-item veto? And you don't think communities for urban renewal man Yavis would now like to the veteran would receive an above requirements and self significantly. copy of the manuscript, written by best-selling that Congress ever meant to give and public works, sales of military respond to the Manchester He­ additional $6,000 exemption. protection. the president that power, do you?” equipment to other nations, hous­ veteran Washington free-lancer John Greenya claims in numerous communities In addition, if the town itself takes upon Should they choose not to apply, HARTFORD (AP) - Putting a Linder; “ No it isn’t. A line-item ing for military families, aid for rald's Wednesday editorial, cal­ and congressional aide Anne Urban, who works such as Stamford, Branford and itself the task of preparing the siteifor they will automatically receive Elwmid A.D. Lerhausse “ For Sale" sign on the Capitol Campaign, firefighter veto is a permanent act. This workers whose jobs were lost ling such town Democratic effort for Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn. It contains New Britain. 64 Tanner Street lawn is one device Democratic isn’t.” because of import competition, industry, as it did with the Buckland "malicious." an additional exemption of 50*7, some eye-opening quotes from such normally He said that “ the O'Neill focus on gubernatorial hopeful Toby Mof­ Jackson took the case under prison construction, aid to crime Industrial Park, it can ensure that the job is or $1,500 effective October 1. raising money from people who do diplomatic types as Drew Lewis, former fett is using to draw attention to advisement. victims and airport construction. Robert H. Bletchman 1986. In either case, as pre­ business with the state or repres­ biiis win committee OK done well In the process, it can earn a few transportation secretary. what be calls “ the kind of fund­ A coalition of Democratic con­ While the deferrals would total Chairman viously noted. Connecticut will raising that’s going on in the ent others before the state is very extra dollars for the treasury, something that next year so a better law can be gressman, city officials and local $22.9 billion, the lawsuit is directed Stop Tampering With compensate towns for lost Like others quoted in the book, Lewis praises governor's campaign." much connected to the delegate HARTFORD (UPI). - A legisla­ never hurts when tax time rolls around. Letters policy tive committee has approved bills written. housing and development groups only at some $7 million in deferrals The Eighth's American Liber­ revenues. Stockman’s talent. But then he says that wars that are now going on." R filed the lawsuit in U.S. District for housing subsidies, rental hous­ The Manchester Herald wel­ Moffett, who's challenging Gov. Asked whether he was using the to make campaign lying punisha­ “ We’re sort of trying to define ties I think there are three major Stockman "was very political and very devious," Court here in an effort to nullify ing and community development William O’Neill for their party's influence of his office on delegates, ble by fines and to allow four every single thing a candidate can flaws with this legislation: comes original letters to the and accuses him of trotting out false figures at portions of the 1974 budget im­ programs. nomination, said Thursday that O'Neill responded: “ I think people communities to pay pensions to say and that's too wide and too 1. Right of privacy. editor. Cabinet meetings to make a point. "H e poundment control act that allows If the suit succeeds, however, the O’Neill is running a campaign are supporting my candidacy their volunteer firefighters. vague." Rapoport said. 2. Means test. Letters should be brief and to manipulated whatever he was doing to serve his the president to “ defer” approved president's power to make defer­ Rules keep vets “ focused largely on people who do because they believe I'm doing a The Government Administra­ The bill allowing four communi­ the point. They should be typed own purposes,” Lewis said. spending authority from one fiscal rals in all programs would come to 3. Personal appearance and business with the state — contrac­ good job as governor, just as tion and Elections Committee ties to pay pensions to volunteer or neatly handwritten, and. for an end. from fair shake reapplication required annually. tors. subcontractors, vendors, simple as that. voted 11-4 Thursday to approve the firefighters was approved by a 15-0 year to the next. I did not find within the law or ease in editing, should be double­ SOME OTHER Stockman critics quoted lobbyists.” " I said to begin with I thought campaign ethics bill that would vote and sent to the House. It would spaced. Letters must be signed on the application any protection include: Moffett also said tbe governor, that we would have almost all of prohibit people from making or apply to Norwich, Rocky Hill. To the Editor: for the applicant' right of pri­ with name, address and daytime through control of local town the delegates." publishing false statements about Wethersfield and Winsted. • Dr. Shelby Brewer, former assistant candidates for office. vacy or non-disclosure of the telephone number (for committees, has been denying Moffett said that on Tuesday Rep. Peter V. Cuprak, R- Win A Subscription secretary of energy: Stockman had "an In addition to prohibiting false verification). Moffett delegates that reflect the night the governor held “ a major Norwich, said the bill applied only This is an open letter that has information required. The VA irresistible itch...to recast the president's agenda. statements about an opponent, the The Herald reserves the right kind of grassroots support he fund-raiser at the home of one of to the towns that asked for the been sent to several state does not impose a means test Having him on the team was like backing a Trojan bill also would prohibit a candidate To The Manchester Herald! to edit letters in the interests of the most powerful, special-interest legislation. He said it did not apply To Celebrate Our First Year In Business legislators. when rating a veteran's disabil­ Horse up to the Reagan administration.” Brewer lobbyists in the state. This $250 per from misrepresenting his or her Public Act 85-573, effective ity. Either the veteran is dis­ brevity, clarity and taste. qualifications, such as claiming to to all towns because lawmakers do also opined at one point that Stockman "w as out of person fund-raiser raises many not want to impose the idea on And The Tremendous Results Oct. 1, 1985, addresses property abled or is not. Ratings range Address letters to: Open Fo­ hold a college degree the person his wigwam.” Corradino is questions in my mind." Moffett communities. From Our Herald Advertising "When it comes to politics, I’m a Clint tax exemptions for disabled from 0 to 100%. Reapplication on rum. Manchester Herald. P.O. did not have. • Former Rep. Bob Ek;khardt, D-Texas: “ He said. veterans who are residents of the an annual basis causes uilnec- Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. judge nominee , “ Who is the governor beholden The state Elections Enforce­ Cuprak. who has served as a W e’re Offering Herald Readers Eastwood man." lacks in humaneness. He is not a man of good to?" Moffett asked. ment Commission could levy fines volunteer firefighter for 15 years, -\n Opportunity To Win Free judgment.” This about a former divinity student. HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Wil­ He said that the fund-raiser was up to $1,200 for violations and allow said pensions may be an incentive victimized candidates to go to for some people to join a volunteer • Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif.: Stockman is liam A. O’Neill has nominated New sponsored by Patrick Sullivan and Subscriptions to The Herald court seeking up to $5,000 in fire department or remain active, "absolutely not" compassionate, and shares the Haven legal aid attorney Thomas was "chock-full of people in the Compliments of Corradino to the Superior Court medical field who do business with punitive damages as well as other but added he did not see that as the Resounding slap costs human dignity a bit blame for “ incredible budget deficits." At least, damages and lawyers fees. main goal. bench in replacement of nominee the state and various other \ Waxman added, Stockman was honest enough to George D. Brodigan of West lobbyists.” ‘‘ When you’re a candidate you’re "It would be more a small token admit that he "has put six generations in this Hartford. O'Neill aide David McQuade supposed to have a thick skin and of appreciation for service ren­ Beating the servants went out with the fall of the But slapping the servants around in public is an country in debt." confirmed the fund-raiser had they can say a lot of things about dered than anything else." he said. House of Romanov when the Bolshevik! stormed evolutionary step upward in bon ton and the Thursday's nomination comes in been held at Sullivan's home in you that they can't say about a • Wendell Belew, former chief counsel of the the Winter Palace in old Petrograd. It has now general perfection of manners and morals. It may the wake of a Senate denial of Hartford. ^ regular person." said Rep. Arthur House Budget Committee: Stockman “ created the been revived in Washington where Sondra become as much a Washington institution as the Brodigan's full eight-year appoint­ "We are going to be putting a A. Brouillet. D-Hartford, who budget deficits." He’ll get away with it, though, ment to the bench this month. voted for the bill. EMERGENCY Gotlieb. the wife of the Canadian ambassador to husband in the family sneaking around trying to ‘For Sale' sign in front of the state N icholas because, in a controversial Atlantic magazine Rep. Miles S. Rapoport, D-West Fire — Police — Medical Brodigan had been named to an bouse today, over on the grass, as the United States, slapped Connie Connor, her find a chance to sexually abuse the au pair girl. It Hartford, said the bill was unclear article,' ‘he confessed before the crime was interim appointment by O'Neill in an illustration of the kind of American social secretary. She hit her so hard Von Hoffman may turn into such sign of wealth and power that it on how the prohibitions would be DIAL 911 committed." October. But he ran afoul of fund-raising that's going on in the that Connor's earring went flyng off. will affect seating arrangements at dinner enforced. He said the measure was • David Cohen, former head of Common Cause:. majority Republicans as a result of governor's campaign," Moffett In Manchester The newspaper accounts say Madame Sondra parties. High echelon waitress whippers. sloppy and should be put off until " I developed a very strong mistrust, dislike and a GOP poll of lawyers who said. biffed her serving woman because a politician of secretary smackers, butler biffers and nanny skepticism about what he was really about." complained Brodigan had been too Moffett said his own campaign no known name and distinction canceled an knockers will be seated above the salt. Being finance committee and other cam­ • John Herbers, New York Times strict about their manner of dress. embassy dinner invitation because he’d come seated above what will soon be called the slap line paign officials would disclose any ^ Real Estate correspondent and champion of the down with the flu. Only in Washington would such the Capitol City, had a word for the victim. "Oh will be a status symbol. The Republicans also objected to interest they have in dealings with underprivileged: Stockman is “ insidiaus." DISCOVER a minor adjustment to the seating arrangement be dear! You mean that nic* Connie Connor? She's Brodigan's request that some the state, and he would disclose • Robert Novak, syndicated columnist, court personnel write the Judi­ the cause for whipping the serfs. But a lot of the nicest girl in town. What happened to Mrs. IN CZARIST RUSSIA the peasants admired and any connections between the state — The Futon Convertible There's Absolutely No Obligation generally regarded as at least as conservative as ciary Committee on behalf of his and people who contribute more loonytune things occur in Washington, where up is Gotlieb?'' said Susan Mary, who also missed the respected a master who took out after them with a Stockman: “ He is a man who is able to change his nomination. than $500 to his campaign. .Allractive Sofa by Day It's Simple ... Here's Hoiv not always easily distinguished from down or party on account of flu thereby doubtless being the knout. They would brag to each other, "M y views to match his coat. I wouldn't be a hit _ black from white. inadvertent cause of the butler getting a good master gives a better beating than yours. He has a K Comfortable Guest Bed by Night just clip anv Jackson & Jackson advertisement (with a surprised to see David emerge in later life as a ~ whipping. marvelous, stout, silverbirch cudgel which he photo in it) from The Herald and mail or deliver to Jaekson & liberal.” 'Try One for Sight” SOCIAL WASHINGTON immediately rallied to applies to our backs with such handsome force we Footnote; Stockman, through his office at the Jackson Real Estate. 168 Main Street. Manchester. Sondra. who the next day lunched at Buffy THE INCIDENT MAKES YOU WONDER what can’t help loving and venerating him." 38 Oak Street HOURS: (Hradina north on Main St. pa»t the Hospital) New York investment firm of Salomon Brothers Cafritz's where another guest told a society page used to go on at Imelda Marcos’ house when an The same kind of thing may catch on in Inc., declined comment. FULLY INSURED, reporter, "W e're all getting calls. We're to put up invited guest didn't show up for dinner. Did she Washington, where those belonging to the ruling ♦ 646-8468 Or, send a 3x.S card with "Jackson & Jackson Real Elstate" a wall to protect her." beat the waiters with those thousands of pairs of elite have grown tired of awarding each other V4 clearly printed. Include votir name, address, and phoqe niitn- Forgetting the larger question of why so many shoes? It is certainly better to whip a peasant girl medals, picking up honorary degrees and hosting ber with each entrv. 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March 28. 1986 Easter brings services, SPORTS______protests to Connecticut Volcano I Whalers get no help, back in last place Bv United Press International erupts in Traditional Easter events such as cross processions and egg hunts For male feet only will be accompanied this weekend In Connecticut by more politically- PITTSBURGH (AP) - A throughout the Diocese of Pitts­ Sabres blank Flyers, Alaska ii' oriented activities such as a fast bishop’s ban on women at a burgh that women could no ■Ji ■ h i for the homeless and a military longer participate in the tradi­ •Jlii '' pre-Easter foot-washing ritual weapons protest. is discrimination because fe­ tional foot-washing ceremony, a move into fourth slot Continued from page I A 48-hour period of fasting began males weren’t the only people re-enactment of the Last Thursday evening at Episcopal absent from the L,ast Supper Supper. Froese was hit in the throat by a F-IS jet fighters and 15 other churches throughout the state to when Christ washed the feet of By Joe Clallnl "Christ washed the feet of his Paul Cyr shot but returned to the aircraft to two other air bases or draw attention to homeless and his apostles, protesters said. United Press International apostles, who are men,” the bench in the third period. NHL into tightly sealed hangars on ■1?' hungry people throughout the "There were no old people at bishop explained in a Feb. 25 rules prohibited Resch from the Anchorage base. world, said Bishop Arthur E. the Last Supper, there were no PHILADELPHIA - Philadel­ memo. warming up and Perreault beat All federal, state and city Walmsiey of the Episcopal Diocese blacks, there were no handi­ phia goalie Chico Reach, called on him with a 30-foot slap shot. offices in Anchorage closed of Connecticut. capped people, there were no Sister Kathleen O’Malley, 34, midway through the first period "That shot was one of those ones early Thursday and police ad­ "E very five minutes 90 children Italians. I didn’t see any kids one of about 30 demonstrators Thursday night, had one mistake that was bouncing,” Resch said. vised all non-essential busi­ around the world die from the under 12,” said a middle-aged who gathered outside St. Paul’s cost him the game. " I t went up and dropped. He shot it nesses to close. effects of malnutrition. That is at protester who refused to iden­ Cathedral before Thursday’s 10 Reach gave up a goal on the first so hard, it went up and down and Augustine erupted in the 20th the rate of three evep ' 10 seconds,' ’ tify himself. a.m. Mass,, described the bi­ shot he faced after replacing through the little spot between my century three times before — in Walmsiey said. " I cannot believe Bishop Anthony J. Bevilac- shop’s order as a "slap in the starter Bob Froese at 10:41 of the legs. He didn’t even know where it 1935.1964 and 1976 — and did not that the God who loves us wills that qua last month told priests face.” first period and the Sabres made it was going. generate tidal waves. for any one of his children.” stand up for a 1-0 victory at the " I don’t know if I would have The 1883 tsunami that A group of eight marchers are Spectrum. gotten that one or not even if I was smashed into villages and des­ planning to arrive today in Groton The victory gave Buffalo 78 protesters have held a series of Saturday to an Easter egg hunt and' points and moved the Sabres into warmed up,” he said. 2 after having spent the past week troyed boats resulted from a the annual blessing of the animals. carrying a eight-foot high cross vigils at Connecticut companies fourth place in the Adams Div­ pyroclastic flow, a hot mixture In New Britain, the city’s Polish " I didn’t think the 1-0 lead would nearly 60 miles from New Haven in which produce either military ision, one point ahead of idle of gas and ash that rolled down community will gather along stand up in this building but we the mountain at up to 50 mph a protest against the production of weapons or parts for the weapons. Hartford. The loss kept Philadel­ Broad Street Sunday morning to played almost errorless hockey,” and crashing into the water, military weapons in Connecticut. More traditional events are also phia one point behind second-place join the thousands elsewhere in the Sabres coach Scotty Bowman said. stirring up the huge waves. The marchers, who are part of planned. Washington in the Patrick Div­ state who are expected to observe "You have to play a good game to groups which have held Good In Bridgeport, the Mayor’s 3rd ision, with the Capitals having one win at this time of year.” "Most volcanos do not pro­ annual Easter Promenade will be sunrise services. game in hand. Friday demonstrations each of the “ We needed these two points,” duce pyroclastic flows," Miller held Sunday at Baldwin Plaza in In Hartford’s Hispanic commun­ Buffalo goalie Jacques Cloutier past several years at the Electric said Cloutier, who faced only a few said, "but Augustine does. They the downtown area, featuring an ity, Good Friday will be marked by stopped 30 shots in posting his first' Boat shipyard in Groton, plan to tough chances in improving his are very hot and dense. 700 Easter bonnet contest and what traditional cross processionals at career shutout and Buffalo posted restate their opposition to nuclear season record to 4-6-1. degrees centigrade or more. UPl photo organizers say will be the world’s several Roman Catholic churches. its fifth straight victory on the submarine production at the The shutout was the first suf­ They are flowing like heavy largest Easter basket. The ’ ’Stations of the Cross’ ’ have Flyers’ home ice. Resch was shipyard. fe r^ by the Flyers since Dec. 26, UPl photo UPl photo liquid, moving at 50 mph, going A plume of volcanic debris from one of numerous At the city’s Beardsley Zoologi­ annually taken on a more contem­ beaten by Gil Perreault at 12:13 of Throughout the 40-day Lenten 1084, when Washington’s Pat Rig- down the north side of the cal Gardens, children are invited porary tone. the first period. Buffalo's Dave Andreychuk (right) siams Philadeiphia's eruptions rises nearly nine miles into the skies southwest season leading up to Easter, the gin tea t them 6-0, and was the first Montreal's Gaston Gingras (left) upends Boston's Kraig volcano. Some are making it "They have a lot of confidence Murray Craven into the boards in Philadeiphia Thursday of Anchorage, Alaska, on Thursday. at the Spectrum since Feb. 21,1982. Nienhuis in their NHL game Thursday night at Boston into the ocean." coming in here, don’t they?” night. The Sabres biankedthe Flyers, 1-0, to move ahead Philadelphia coach Mike Keenan Philadelphia had trouble gener­ Garden. The Adams Division rivals skated to a Sunrise services set in town said. ating any offensive attack. controversial 3-3 tie. of the Whalers.

Fight leaves husband jailed Continued from page I ces prompted cancellation of the year if it had been requested. He 1985 hunt. said organizing the affair is not NHL roundup egg hunt at the Mahoney Recrea­ difficult. handcuffed and brought to police ” We just had such a poor A fight broke out in the lobby at Police said they responded at tion Center on Cedar Street. "The kids just don’t seem police headquarters this morning 10:54 p.m. Thursday to a report of a headquarters. Officer John Wilson attendance two years ago. we interested,” he said. decided to cancel it." he said. after an Overlook Drive man tried domestic dispute at 96 Overlook suffered a broken finger in the According to the department's He said the poor showings might to attack the bondsman hired to Drive, where Munro lives with his incident. Scott Garman. there were no Garman said the Recreation be because the youngsters have Bruins lose valuable point on official’s call bail him out on charges of wife. Linda Munro, 36. and Mun- The bail bondsman. Carl requests this year to hide eggs for Department is "always looking for decided to attend egg hunts spon­ assaulting his wife and police ro's 13-year-old daughter from a Schwartz of Farmington, said he youngsters and their parents to different ideas for special days." sored by other groups, such as officers Thursday night during a previous marriage. had been hired by Linda Munro to find. He said similar circumstan­ and would have held a hunt this local churches. netminder Pat Riggin to force Division. domestic dispute. The girl told police that Munro pay for the release of her husband Combined Wire Services loose puck into the net behind “ I started thinking shutout with Montreal goaltender Patrick Roy. overtime. David J. Monro. 39. of 96 had kicked her in the left leg because she did not want him to The Bruins, 3-1-4 in their last about three seconds to go,” said St. BOSTON — The Boston Bruins, Stewart nullified the goal when he Overlook Dr., was punched and knowing that she was being treated lose his job. Schwartz said that Caps’ Gartner sidelined eight games, jumped to a 1-0 lead Laurent, who was recalled by the battling in the Adams Division for blew the whistle after losing sight wrestled to the floor by four by a doctor for injuries she when they met Munro in the lobby, Sewer meeting set Wednesday midway through the first period on Devils on Wednesday from the a playoff spot, lost a valuable point of the puck. veteran to be available for most officers when he approached the suffered earlier to that leg, police he was not cooperative and he WASHINGTON (UPl) - Wa­ a goal by Dave Reid. The Cana­ Maine Mariners of the American bondsman and two officers in a said. Linda Munro said that when refused to bail Munro out. Thursday night in settling for a 3-3 “ I heard the whistle from the shington Capitals right wing of the playoffs. Hockey League. ” I thought about it State Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- and an 80 percent loan over a accept a grant. diens countered with goals by threatening manner after the she objected to what he had done. Schwartz told police to leave tie with the Montreal Canadiens. tench,” said Boston center Barry Mike Gartner, the team ’s third The surgery is to remove torn before, but I didn't believe it. I Manchester. has arranged q meet­ 21-year period at 2 percent Zinsser said he will probably Chris Chelios and Gaston Gingras, bondsman, who had been hired by .Munro struck her in the face, "the animal” in the holding cell The game turned on a call by Pederson. "A t first I thought he leading scorer, will undergo cartilage from Gartner’s left thought about it again with three interest. invite Rep. James McCavanagh, a on the power- play, 4:29 apart to his wife, refused to bail him out. police said. after Munro became abusive and ing between town officials and the referee Paul Stewart, who came was calling it a goal, but he lost arthroscopic knee surgery Fri­ knee. The Capitals do not know A proposal by Gov. William Democrat who represents the 12th take a 2-1 lead into the second seconds, but f knew a lot could .Munro was taken back to the When police arrived. Linda denied striking police officers the state Department of Environmen­ down from the stands as a fill-in sight of it and blew the whistle and day and will miss Washington’s when the injury occurred, but O'Neill would provide nograntand Assembly District in Manchester, period. happen in three seconds.” night before. After the scuffle. tal Protection to discuss options for with the game in progress. Ste­ that’s that.” the spokeswoman said Gartner lockup and his bond was increased Munro told them she wanted her to the meeting with DEP officials. final six games of the season. Boston took the 3-2 lead in the Although St. Laurent called the financing improvements to the a 100 percent loan at 2 percent wart, who works in the American The tie reduced the Bruins has teen bothered over the past from $1,000 to $2,000, police said. husband arrested, police said. Linda Munro appeared on the The Capitals’ next game is second on goals by Reid and shutout "not that important,” it town's sewage treatment plant. interest. Hockey League, was called upon to third-place edge over Buffalo to two weeks. He had been charged with assault­ Officers attempted to handcuff verge of tears and quietly left the Manchester is under state and Saturday in Hartford against Courtnall. was impressive as far as Devils The meeting is tentatively set for replace Dave Newell in the second one point after the Sabres downed ing an officer resisting arrest, ■Munro. but he pulled away and police station. Zinsser argues, however, that federal orders to improve the the Whalers. In the only other game in the history was concerned. It was the Wednesday. Zinsser said today, period. Newell had to leave the Philadelphia, 1-0. Thursday. Hart­ breach of the peace and third- began swinging his fists at police, David Munro is scheduled to Manchester and Suffield are spe­ sewage treatment process so that He has 35 goals and 38 assists The Capitals, 48-21-5, are one NHL Thursday night, the New Devils' first since Ron Low Zinsser offered a bill in the game ^fter suffering a bruise on ford trails Buffalo by only one point degree assault in connection with police said. appear in Manchester Superior cial cases. Both towns have plans effluent it dumps from the plant for the season. point ahead of the Philadelphia Jersey Devils blanked the St. Louis blanked the New York Rangers in General Asssembly which would the chest from a collision with in the race for the final-playoff Flyers in the Patrick Division the incident the previous night. Munro was wrestled to the floor. Court on Wednesday. for sewage plant improvments into the Hockanum River will Gartner will be out of action Blues, 1-0. November 1984. have provided Manchester with a Geoff Courtnall at 3:20 of the spot. with one game in hand. They ready to proceed and both were at leave the river suitable for fishing from 10 to 14 days, a team The Devils are going nowhere The 27-year-old St. Laurent A $13 million state grant for the work period. “ It all boils down to who wins the top of the old priority list for and swimming. Zinsser has said spokeswoman said, which finish the regular season April 6 this season... but might have found blocked 21 shots for the Devils, who and a $13 million low-interest loan. With the Bruins leading 3-2 their games on the road.” said in Philadelphia. federal funding before those funds several times that DEP officials would allow the seven-year - a goaltender who is going places in have long since dropped out of the The Legislature's Environment Stewart disallowed an apparent Pederson. "Tonight we had the Fees may rise at country ciub were cut off. have told him that if the town does future years. playoff race as the last-place team Committee did not act separately second-period Buuins goal. Mont­ edge in the first two periods, but we not act, the state will do the job and With rookie Sam St. Laurent in the Patrick Division. on the proposal, but combined it Manchester lost a chance to get real rallied behind Bob Gainey’s didn’t play well in the third.” has only four to play. pack.” The .Manchester Country Club is weekdays and 50 cents on wee­ long lease. bill Manchester for it. making his first start in goal. New The loss snapped the Blues’ with a statewide proposal that federal and state funding when the Boston, Buffalo and Hartford all “ Tonight was a big point for us.” With the Canadiens trailing 3- 2 seeking an increase in greens fees kends. That would put the weekday score at 5; 59 of the third period to three-game winning streak and John L. Perkins, vice president would give most towns, including voters of Winsted. which had a The cost of the improvements have five regular-season games said Gainey. ” We hope that we can in the third period, Gainey found Jersey stopped St. Louis and kept for the golf course it operates on fee at $10 and the weekend fee at tie the score. left them two points behind first- of the club’s board of directors, Manchester, a 20 percent grant prior claim on the funds, voted to has been estimated at $26 million. remaining, while Montreal, which put sonriething behind it now and the rebound of a Guy Carbonneau the Blues from moving into a town owned land on South Main $12 Non-residents would continue Stewart’s second-period call place Chicago in the Norris said today that there is no request keep running with the rest of the shot and fired a wrist-shot past first-place tie in the N H L’s Norris to pay $15 at any time. came when Courtnall batted a snapped a six- game losing skid. Division. Street before the town for an extension of R The .Manchester Board of Direc­ Under terms of its lease, which the lease, but that the club plans to expires in 1991, the club must get tors will consider the increase discuss the lease question in the Revenues beat spending at MMH when it meets Tuesday at 8 p m. in approval from the directors before future. the hearing room of Lincoln it raises greens fees The last raise was granted in 1984. Meanwhile, he said, the club has Bv John F. Kirch that revenues exceeded expenses The report comes at a time when Final Four is all song-and-dance, has no theme Center ° most hospital officials thought The club leases the land and runs In late 1983. the club unsuccess­ set out to make improvements in Herald Reporter for the 1984-85 fiscal year, which tighter state and federal health an 18-hole course open to the fully sought a 30-year lease on the its own operation. He said the club ended Sept. 30. regulations would make it more events. There are those who simply must team in the 1985 NCAA champion­ public property, arguing that it could not had a good year financially in 1985 Manchester Memorial Hospital By Bruce Lowitt The state Commission on Hospi­ difficult for hosptials to stay in the No headbands. be wherever the action is. ’They are ship? Just about every fan re­ The request before the directors get financing for capital improve­ and was able to buy some new followed the trend of most of The Associated Press tals and Health Care, which was black. Beck said that he was not No refrigerators. the chosen few. members Georgetown and Patrick calls for an increase of $1 in greens ments with a short lease. equipment and paint the Connecticut's 35 regulated health established in 1973 to regulate the Those who purchased their du­ Ewing falling to Villanova. sure what the future would bring, DALLAS — What we have here is Just basketball. fees for Manchester residents on The directors did not grant the clubhouse. facilities and reported Thursday amount hospitals are reimbursed cats a year or so ago as a Now name the loser in the 1985 but that the hospital is trying to a Final Four with all of the And money. for their services, reported that $46-per-seat investment but can NIT championship. prepare for harder years. song-and-dance — and no theme. This is, of course. Dallas. MMH had total revenues of $1.8 just as well watch the game on It wasn't until the 1970s. when "We've anticipated things will The NCAA basketball champion­ But it could just as well be million last year. Most of the other television can achieve a return television turned its unblinking eye get tight," Beck said. "W e have to ships of recent years have become, Lexington or Seattle or any other regulated hospitals, which earned that would make even E.F. Hutton on the tournament, when the UCLA Obituaries prepare for that. We keep a very like the Super Bowl, a four-letter city fortunate enough to become a total of over $33 million in 1984-85, stop and listen. The asking price dynasty finally came to an end, keen eye on the finances of the word — hype. More a pageant than the college basketball capital of also reported profits. Only three the nation for a few days each here, where scalping is legal, and when the field was gradually a m at the John F Tierney granddaughter: two great- Josephine Miner of Manchester. hospital." a sporting event. William H. Weidner hospitals reported losses. ^ March. ranges anywhere from $650 to increased from 20 or so schools to Funeral Home. 219 W Center St., granddaughters; several nieces, She also is survived by two The commission recently res­ There’s plenty of that here. too. On Saturday and Monday night $1,500. the current 64, that the NCAA William H Weidner 62. of 320 with a mass of Christian burial at nephews, grandnieces and brothers. Bradley Siedlik of Rock­ tricted hospitals to a profit margin but what’s missing here, with MMH spokesman Andrew Beck in Reunion Arena, more than 16,000 Tickets orders for next year's championships changed from a Hilliard St . husband of Santina 10:30 a m at St. Christopher grandnephews ville and Stanley Siedlik of Hazard- of only 1.5 percent over last year’s Duke, Kansas, Louisville and said today that the hospital's spectators won’t have so much as Final Four in New Orleans have game to an event. (Tusial Weidner, died Wednesday Church in East Hartford. Burial The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 ville: another sister. Helen Casen- revenues. Beck said. Hospitals Louisiana State, is a common revenues will be put back into one thought about the Texas been in the mail for several weeks He was born in .Munchin. Ger- will be in St. James Cemetery. a m at the Fisk Memorial United grande of Rockville: and a used to get reimbursed by the state denominator, the kind of story that Answer to quiz: Indiana, beaten services. Longhorns’ I-formation. about the h* now. Kansas City. Seattle and m.iin and had lived in the Calling hours are Sunday from 7 to .Methodist Church, Natick. Mass. grandson. based on what they spent on binds two or more teams or players by UCLA Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Denver await their windfalls in H.iitford area inosi of his life He 9 p in Calling hours are Monday from 7 to The funeral will be Saturday at The hospital's revenues de­ patient care. Starting Oct. 1, Beck together. chances. succeeding years. Almost but not quite lost in the w .Is .1 mar hinist and was employed 9 p.m. at the Graham-Loker 9:30 a.m. from the White-Gibson- creased by $310,000 from 1983-84 said. MMH will be reimbursed a Last year in Lexington, Ky.. it This may be football country, but It has not always been so. hype and hysteria that surrounds hy Combustion Engineering for the Funeral Home, 48 Washington St., Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St.. figures of about $2.2 million. The flat fee for each type of diagnosis. was the Big East Feast, with for now basketball is king. Barely a generation ago, when the Final Four are the players — last 15 years He w as a member of Natick. Mass. Rockville, with services at 10:30 drop is not considered serious. The system will force hospitals to Georgetown. St. John’s and Hattie F. Densmore Duke, champion of the East, Larry Brown was a point guard at Manning and Kellogg of Kansas, the Hartford Liederkranz Club and a.m. at Sc Joseph Church, Rock­ Beck said. try to cut expenses. Beck said. Villanova. comes here hoping to prove that its North Carolina, when Krzyzewski Dawkins and Mark Alarie of Duke, was a C S Navv veteran of World Hattie F Densmore of Natick. ville. Burial wil be in St. Bernard This year’s four teams represent Mary Ann Halenar No. 1 ranking is justified, and 6-2 was pronouncing his name differ­ Milt Wagner and Billy Thompson War II, ■Mass . 94 widow of Whitman C. Cemetery. Rockville. Calling four conferences. guard Johnny Dawkins seeks to ently and was learning the ropes as of Louisville and John Williams Besides his wife, he is survived Densmore. died Tuesday. She was Mary Ann (Siedlik) Halenar. 75. hours are tonight from 7 to 9. Last year had the possibility of a cement his position as one of the a player at Weber High in Chicago, and Don Redden of LSU. by two sons. William B Weidner of the mother of .Mrs. Orrin (.Memai of Rockville, died Wednesday at Memorial donations may be repeat champion. Georgetown MANCHESTER STATE BANK top two or three draft choices next when Crum was coaching his alma New Haven, and Joseph Weidner West of Manchester Rockville General Hospital. She made to the American Cancer missed bygone victory, losing to They are the link to past June. mater at Pierce Junior College, of .Ashford; a daughter. Rosemary She also is survived by another was the widow of Michael Halenar. Villanova. generations, when Wilt Chamber­ Society or to the North Central Standing in their way Saturday and when Dale Brown was coach­ Matyschsyk of Washington Depot: daughter. .Alta D. Kempton of She was the mother of Arlene This year, Villanova didn’t make lain was canning them for Kansas, Hospice. CUSTOMERS ONLY is second-ranked Kansas, which ing high school wrestling, track, his mother Augusta Weidner of Natick. Mass : a grandson; a Vaugh of Bolton and the sister of it past the second round. when Jeff Mullins was hitting them overtimed Michigan State in the football and basketball, much of Manchester: and three Two years ago in Seattle it was UPl photo for Duke, when Pistol Pete Mara- controversial clock game, getting this generation of dribblers and grandchildren In order to serve our valued the Battle of the Big Men — vich was demolishing records at The funeral will be Saturday at Georgetown’s Patrick Ewing 10 to 15 precious extra seconds, LSU head basketball coach Dale Brown waves a “lucky dunkers had not yet teen born. Neither had the glamour which LSU and when Wes Unseld was 8 1.5 a m at the D'E.sopo East 63 East Center Street customers, M.S.B. will be open against Houston’s Akeem then teat North Carolina State to take the Midwest title. Ron Kel­ penny” he just found at the airport as he and the LSU now surrounds this tournament. In patrolling the paint for Louisville. Hartford Chapel 30 Carter St . Olajuwon. P^asi Hartford with a blessing at 9 Manchester This year’s "B ig Man,” Danny logg, slowed by a sprained left Tigers arrived in Dallas, site of the NCAA Basketball fact, it shared billing with the Some Kansas players — Greg arch, says he will play alongside National Invitation Tournarhent. a m in St. Bridget Church. Burial Main Office Open 9-12 Saturday Manning of Kansas, is measured Tournament championship, Thursday. Dreiling. Jeff Johnson. Chris the Madison Square Garden extra­ will be in .Mount St. Benedict more by reputation than by his Manning. Piper, Doug Henziik, Mark Tur- In the first game Saturday. Cemetery, with full military ho­ R E A L ESTATE SERVICES 643-4060 Branch Office Open 9-1 Saturday 6-foot-ll frame. that the 20,000 or so visitors who related businesses. vaganza which in the intervening geon and Scooter Barry — have Louisville, the seventh-ranked nors Calling hours are today from Three years ago. Houston’s Phi come to see them will leave behind To own a ticket to Saturday ’ s and years has been reduced to little dedicated themselves to maintain­ champs of the West Regional, will more than an afterthought. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m A mass of 5 AREA OFFICES • EAST HARTFORD • ENFIELD • MANCHESTER • VERNON • WINDSOR Slama Jama fraternity owned the something like $6 million in restau­ Monday night’s games is to be ing a link with the past in a special Instant Banker - 24 Hour Banking play LSU, the surprise entry this Christian burial will be held at 9 headlines. rants and hotels and other tourist- wealthy, one way or another. Quick Quiz: Name the losing way. year, unranked — as Villanova a m April 5 at St Bridget Church available at over 400 locations. This year, there's more dunking was a year ago. Memorial donations may be going on in the coffee shops. None of these youngsters, Daw­ made to the .Muscular Dystrophy- Four years ago. North Carolina Marilyn Vatteroni kins, Manning and the rest, will be Association 701 John Fitch Blvd , Coach Dean Smith came to the ‘Frozen clock’ problem was improperly handled ~irR|anchester Final Four tearing a monkey on making a dime off the extended South Windsor 06074 should have been notified of the SENTRY REAL ESTATE his back. In six tries, he had never weekend’s proceedings, according DALLAS (UPl) — The NCAA regional semifinal scare with according to the man who inter­ problem and the problem Sentry Real Estate is proud to announce that Mari­ won a championship. Would he to the dictates of the NCAA. interpreter of rules Thursday said Michigan State and won in over­ prets rules for the NCAA, is that I I & state Bank corrected. finally succeed? He did. Their time will come later, when the controversial “ frozen clock” time. Kansas trailed 76-72 when the the clock should have been lyn Vatteroni has joined the Manchester staff as Real­ "H e (the timer) should have hit Michael J. McGuInneM This year, neither Kansas Coach agents and pro teams discuss problem in last weekend's Kansas- clock malfunctioned, and Michi­ corrected. tor .Associate. During the past 6 years. Marilyn has not the buzzer. If the buzzer doesn't Michael J McGuinness of Hart­ 1041 Main St., Manchester Larry Brown, nor Duke Coach seven-figure contracts. For now, it Michigan State regional semifinal gan State coach Jud Heathcote " I’m sure all of our timers are only earned various real estate awards, but has also work he should get up on the table ford. husband of Sarah Sadie' Mike Krzyzewski nor Louisville’s is their teams which reap the game was improperly handled. argued the error gave the Jay- honest people, but they can make acquired a broker’s license and has become a Million 185 Spencer St., Manchester or run out onto the court if he has to (TeakI McGuinness. died Thurs­ Denny Crum nor LSU’s Dale benefits of their stardom. “There is no way some time hawks extra time to catch up in mistakes," Steitz said. Dollar Club member. Marilyn and family reside in Boi- to get the officials' attention,” day at St. Francis Hospital and Brown wears anything resembling The Final Four — and the Final should not have been taken off the regulation time. Steitz said, however, something ton where her community interests have included the Steitz said. .Medical Center in Hartford Your Locai Hometown Bank a millstone. Two — means money in the bank clock,” said Dr. Ed Steitz, editor About 15 seconds elapsed before should have teen done to correct Bolton Women's Club and Lioness Club. Satisfied home Steitz cited Rule 2, Section 12, He also is survived by three sons, The only angle to all of this, (or the teams which get this far and and interpreter of NCAA basket­ the clock was started with 2:20 the situation. buyers continue to recommend Marilyn for personal­ which refers to timers. He said Bernard McGuinness of Niantic. therefore, is, who will win the the city which wins their presence. ball rules. remaining. Steitz said that whether it was ized. professional service. Call Marilyn at 643-4060. there has been some misunder­ Joseph McGuinness of East Hart­ national championship? There is Each team receives $835,300 — to No. 2 Kansas, who will play in Whether the extra time actually the error of timekeeper Larry standing because the statute isn’t ford and Michael McGuinness of none of the fabricated foolishness be shared by their respective Saturday’s national semifinal helped Kansas or hurt the Jay- Bates or if the Kemper Arena clock WE OFFER A FREE MARKET EVALUA-HON OF TOUR PRESENT PROPERTY. listed under correctable errors. Bloomfield: and 10 grandchildren. GOOD FRIDAY FDIC that so often pervades these conferences. And it is expected against No. 1 Duke, survived the hawks is moot. The bottqm line. malfunctioned, the game officials The funeral will be Monday at 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 28. 1986 — 11. H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 2S, 1886 NBA roundup SCOREBOARD Knicks’ woes mount Baseball Hockey BasketbaO Exhtbttton atandfnga as Span'ow injured NMLitindtngs NBA standings Notional L ta x i^ ^ Rortom Cofiference ANonttc Division lished by Philadelphia from 1973-74 sank the free throws for the Patrkli OIv M m i Atlanta J' I •fil By william R. Barnard W L T Ptt. OF OA W L Pet. OB Phllodelphla 10 7 ,M The Associated Press to 1977-1978. winning margin. x-W1 J NEW YORK - While the Dallas Pittsburgh 33 34 t 74 297 211 x-Now Jorsoy 35 39 .473 St. Louis » • -a » Mavericks have continued to im­ clinch, and I ’m glad, because if Johnson finished with 22 points, 16 Now York 22 52 .297 N Y Rangers 34 35 5 73 2SS 2S4 Son Diego '1 1’ » 0 prove every season of their six- they did, they would have played in the second half. New Jersey 25 47 3 SI 211 344 Control Division Pittsburgh • • -SOO Adorns DlvMea x-Mllwaukee 50 23 year existence, the New York tentatively.” said Dallas Coach 45 29 Los Angeles < j1 -;g' Quebec 41 30 5 17 314 271 x-Atlanta Chicago • « Knicks’ situation seems to get Dick Motta, whose team is in Montreal 37 32 7 I I 314 260 x-Detrolt 4) 32 Warriors 121, Spurs 118 27 46 Houston J 17 ™ worse every day. fourth place in the Western Boston 34 » 11 79 295 276 Clevoland Montreal 5 H -TT* Terry Teagle scored a season- ButtalO 36 33 6 71 213 273 Chlcogo 25 41 American Ltaou# The Mavericks, who got 38 points Conference. 25 49 high 33 points for Golden State Hartford 37 35 3 77 301 205 Indiana from Mark Aguirre en route to Aguirre scored 21 points in less Ce mob ell Ceoteretice Woslom Conferenco against San Antonio, which lost MMwost Division It 6 ;S? beating the Knicks 110-105 Thurs­ than 10 minutes of the first quarter. Nerris Dhrlslen N « t York 11 7 .611 despite a season-high 44 points w L T ra. W L Pet. OB day night, clinched a playoff berth Sparrow joined Patrick Ewing, x-Chlcogo 37 29 • 12 x-Houston 45 21 Bernard King, James Bailey, Bill from Mike Mitchell. x-Denver 43 31 Toronto ]9 I -SS with the victory and also won their x-St. Louis 36 33 • 80 California 1' J -g® Cartwright and Pat Cummings on x-M ln n «o ta 35 32 9 79 x-Oollos 40 33 11th game in one month for the first The Spurs trailed by 20 points in 315 36 Milwaukee ]0 » -go x-Toronto 23 45 6 52 Utah Clevelond JO JO -SDO time since coming into the NBA in the Knicks’ disabled list. (3«trolt 16 53 6 38 252 393 Sacramento 33 41 the first quarter and by 14 early In 33 43 .434 Chlcogo 10 J1 -<76 1980. SmytlM (Nvisign Son Antonio Mlnnesoto J JO -<74 the final period, but pulled within V-Edmonton 54 IS 6 114 . Poelllc Division Knicks guard Rory Sparrow v-LA Lakers 56 17 .767 — Seattle « 1' g l Kings 103, Sonics 101 one with three seconds remaining x-Calgary 36 30 9 •1 325 296 Kansas City J » -jOO suffered a broken ankle in the first Winnipeg 25 45 6 56 279 354 Portland 36 31 .486 20'/S when Alvin Robertson stole an Phoenix 29 42 .409 26 Baltimore • J7 -iJOO quarter and became the sixth New Eddie Johnson’s two free throws • Los Angeles 23 45 7 $3 Boston 0 17 -Ol* inbounds pass and scored. Teagle Vancouver 20 41 13 S3 260 310 Seattle 27 47 .365 29'/j York player to be lost for the with one second remaining gave Golden State 27 47 .365 29'/i Split tPuadoomMlncliHled was fouled with no time showing on v-cUnclMd iHvIsion ntlg Thursday s Results season because of injury. The Sacramento the victory over Seat­ 2 x-cllnclMd pMyeff burtti LA Clippers 26 47 .356 30 the clock and made two free throws 2 Detroit S, Cincinnati (ss) 4 Thursday's Results v-cimched dlvMen tttle team’s 22-52 record is the worst in tle and a one-game lead over San for the final three-point margin. x-clinched ptaveft berth Rec photo Pittsburgh 5, Boston 2 Montreal 3, Boston 3 (tie) St. Louis 3, Toronto 0 the NBA. Antonio in the battle for seventh Buffalo 1, Philadelphia 0 ThurMlav's Results Center Joe Barry Carroll scored Dallas 110, New York 105 Houston 4, Montreal 2 " I don’t believe in jinxes,” place in the Western Conference. New Jersey 1, St. Louis 0 Cincinnati (ss) 5, Phlladlephla3 26 points as the Warriors won for Prtdoy's Oomes (Solden State 121, Son Antonio 118 East Side Rec junior champs Knicks Coach Hubie Brown said. The Sonics trailed by 16 points Socromento 103, Seattle 101 Los Angeles 5, Minnesota 2 the sixth time in their last seven NY lslandersatMashlnoton,B;05p.m. Texas 5, New York Yankees 4 In other NBA games, it was with eight minutes to play before Edmonton at N Y Rangers. 1:35p.m. Friday's Oames games. The Warriors, stuck in last Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Paul Wilhelm, Kevin Wilson, Lee Baltimore 6, Atlonto 3 Golden State 121, San Antonio 118 tying the game with two seconds Winnipeg at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. The Celtics took the championship in Son Froncisco 8, Milwaukee 1 Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35p.m. Chicago at New Jersev, 7:30 p.m. and Sacramento 103, Seattle 101. left on an 18-foot jumper by Ricky place in the Pacific Division since Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:30 the Junior Basketball League at the East Magowan, Coach Jeff Dolin. Back row; Chlcogo i0,Clevelond9(10lnn.) UPI photo Saturday's Oomes Oakland 5, Californio 0 Five victories in their last nine Sobers, who scored 13 points for Jan. 17, moved a half-game ahead Butfolo at Boston p.m. Houston at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Side Rec in action this winter. Team Mike Robison, Troy Barnes, Anthony New York Yankees 3, Montreal 1 games will give the Mavericks one Seattle during the comeback. of the Los Angeles Clippers. Chicago at New Jersey I Son Diego 8, Seattle 7(11 Inn.) New York Knicks' coach Hubie Brown Thursday night. Sparrow, joining a long Minnesota Ot Detroit Atlanta at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. members were (from left) front row: Wright, Eric Isileb, John Ditmer, Bill more win than last season and When the Kings inbounded the If San Antonio stays in eighth Utah at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Friday's Garnet Washington at Hartford, night Houston VS. Cincinnati otTompo, Flo., 1 bends over injured Rory Sparrow, who list of injured Knicks, suffered a broken mark the fiftl^consecutive year ball after a timeout, Johnson was place, the Spurs will have to play Pittsburgh at Montreal, night L A Clippers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Coach Bruce Collins, Selvin Turner, Palmer. Soturdoy's Games p.m. ankle in action against the Dallas they’ve im p ro v e from one season fouled by Jack Sikma, who led the the Lj)s Angeles Lakers in the first Quebec at Los Angeles, night New York Mets vs. Boston at Winter is being attended to by trainer Mike Edmonton at N Y Islanders, night Chicago at New York, night to the next, a feat last accomp- Sonics with 24 points. He calmly round of the playoffs. NY Rangers at Phllodelphla. night Houston at Washington, night Haven, Fla., 1 p.m. Saunders at Madison Square Garden Mavericks. The Mavs won, 110-105. Philadelphia vs. St. Louis at St. St. Louis at Toronto, night Clevelond at Atlanta, night Detroit ot Milwaukee, night Thundav, March 20 Chip Beck 35- 42— 77 Petersburg, Fla., 1 :g5 p.m. . Utah at San Antonio, night Retfenol Semifinals Rex Caldwell 38-39— 77 Montreal vs. Atlanta ot West Palm AHLitandIngi Portland at Golden State, night Fred Couples 40-37— 77 Beoch, Fla., 1:X p.m. At Atlanta 3641— 77 Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh at Braden­ L A Clippers at Sacramento, night Kentucky 68, Alobamo 63 G olf Bill Krotzert LA Lakers at Seattle, night 37-42— 79 ton, Fla., 1:»o.m . Northern Division Louisiana State 70, Georola Tech 64 Phil Blockmar Saturday, March 12 Clarence Rose 3842-80 L.OS Angeles vs. Texas at Pompono, No. 1 Lendl wants to play better OF OA W L T Pts. Wayne Grady 4042-82 Fla., );Mo.m. ^ „ v-Moine 39 27 9 87 260 261 Reghmol nnals Chlcogo VS. MInnesotoat Orlando, Flo., Mavericks \ 10. Knicks 105 At Atlanta Donnie Hommond 36- 46-82 V'AdirondcK 37 » 7 81 311 284 PGA results 1 ;X p.m. other than that I played well. Davis breezed past Mayotte in Moncton 31 30 12 74 267 274 Louisiana State 59, Kentucky 57 Chicago vs. San Froncisco at Scotts­ B y Kent McDIII have worked for it so hard. It gives Fredericton 31 36 9 71 294 292 you more enthusiasm to work Jimmy Connors, the No. 2 seed, the first set. There were no service D A LLA S (110) ____ _ MMwetl dale, Ariz., 3 p.m. , _ United Press International Sherbrooke 31 34 8 70 317 313 Aguirre 14-24 7-8 38, Perkins 3-9 2-2 8, 116X000 Tournament Ploven Cham­ Seattle vs. San Diego at Yum a, ArIz., 3 defeated doubles expert Robert breaks in the second set, although 322 Thursday, March 13 pionship harder and see the results again. Novo Scotia 28 38 8 64 295 Donaldson 2-5 2-2 6, Blockmon 6-13 3-415, p.m. Seguso 6-0. 6-4 Thursday night to Davis had three break points in the . SoutMrn (NvIMon Harper 4-5 2-4 10, Vincent 3-8, 1-1 7, At Dayton, Ohio At Ponte Vodra, Fla., March X Boxing CHICAGO — Ivan Lendl worked "But it is always dangerous Kansas 71, North Carolina A8.T 46 (Par 72) Clevelond vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, x-Hershev h 44 29 3 91 325 281 Wennlngton 2-3 (H) 4, Davis 2-4 2-2 7, Ariz., 3 p.m. hard to become the No. 1 tennis when you walk on the court. You advance along with five other ninth game only to lose. Binghamton 35 34 5 75 284 276 Ellis 4-9 4-4 14, Schrempf 04) 1-2 1. Totals Temple 61, JocksonvMIe 50 (O T) Oakland vs. California at Palm seeded players. Winning Thursday In the tiebreaker, Mayotte, 25, St. Cothorins 35 35 4 74 284 285 (ircroetown 70, Texas Tech 64 Bob Tw ay 3 1 - 3 S - - ^ player in the world. Now he is could have a bad day and if you 40-80 24-29 110. Michigan State 72, Washington70 Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. Bradenton, Fla., lost his first serve Springfield 34 34 5 73 274 274 NEW YORK O05) Ken (3reen 3 3 - 3 3 — 6 6 Toronto vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., determined to enjoy the accomp­ have a bad day today the other were No. 5 seed Paul Annacone, New Hoven 33 35 7 73 322 325 O rr 6-14 1-2 13, Thornton 1-2 04) 2, FrMov, March 14 Larry Mize 3 4 - 33—Major 6 6 fight schodulo No. 6 Kevin Curren, No. 7 Johan when he netted an overhead, and At Minneapolis 3 4 -3 2 — 6 6 7 : » p.m. lishment and play even better players are good enough to take Rochester 31 35 7 69 297 312 Bannister 14-25 7-12 35, Sparrow 0-2 04) 0, To ny Sills Baltimore vs. New York Yankees at Davis quickly ran out to a 4-1 lead. Michigan 70, Akron 64 Keith Fergus 3 4 - 3 2 — 66 tennis. advantage.” Kriek and No. 8 Andres Gomez. Baltimore 26 40 8 60 249 280 Wilkins 4-13 04) 8, Walker 5-13 0-1 10, (c^donotos dotondlng champion) FI. Lauderdale, Fla., 8 p.m. But Davis netted a backhand XHilInched division championship Tucker 7-17 4-4 19, McNealy 37 1-4 7, Iowa Stole 81, Miami (Ohio) 79 (O T ) Ray Floyd 3 1 - 3 6 -^ 7 The 26-year-old Lendl whipped Lendl broke Giammalva in the Third seed Boris Becker ad­ North Clarollna St. M, Iowa 64 3 5 - 32 — 67 Saturday's Games Grunfeld 2-4 1-2 6, Cofleld 2-3 1-2 5. Wllllo Wood St. Louis VS. Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla.) vanced to the quarterfinals Wed­ volley on his serve and, on the Arkansas-Little Rock 90, Notre David Edwards 3 3 - 34—March 6 7 X at Houston — c-OwIght unseeded Sammy Giammalva. third game with two cross-court v^llnchod playoff berth Totals 44-100 1327 105. p.m. nesday. Unseeded Scott Davis seventh point, clipped a short hop Thursday's Result Dallas 37 24 27 22— 110 Dame 83 Lanny Wodkins 3 5 -3 2 — 6 7 Pratchett vs. Raphe Sims, )X NABF ranked 62nd in the world, 6-2, 6-4 winners to go up 2-1. Lendl broke 3 5 - 3 3 — 68 Minnesota vs. Houston at Kissimmee, into the net to drop his lead to 4-3 Fredericton 6, Moncton 4 New York 26 2123 21— 105 J.C . Snood super (tatnorwelght title. Fla., 1 p.m. Thursday night to advance to the again in the seventh game and played in the tightest match of the Saturday, March IS AAork WIebe 3 6 - 32—March 66 X at Las Vegas, Nov. Friday's Oomes Three-point goals— Aguirre 3, Ellis 2, Detroit (ss) vs. Boston at Winter quarterfinals of the $315,000 Chi­ served out the set to win at 6-2. day against unseeded Tim with Mayotte serving. Springfield at Baltimore Dovis, Tucker, Grunfeld. Fouled out— At Dayton, Ohio Doug Towel I 3 6 -3 2 — 66 — Cornelius Bozo-Edwords vs. Tor­ Michigan State80, Georgetown68 Haven, Flo.,) p.m. Mayotte. In the quarterfinal Lendl faces Novo Scotia at Binghamton None. Total fouls— Dallos 21, New York Lee Trevino 3 4 - 34—rance 66 AIM, )0, llghtwolghts. Pittsburgh vs. New York Mets at St. cago Grand Prix tournament. Giammalva, 23, of Houston, lost Maine at New Haven Kansas 65, Temple 43 Mark O'Meara 3 6 -3 2 — 6 6 his serve again in the first game of Davis, 23, of Bardmoor, Fla., Kriek, Davis meets Curren, Anna­ 17. Rebounds— Dallas 51 (Perkins, Sunday, March 16 Petersburg, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Lendl has won nine of the last 10 Hershev at Rochester Donaldson 11), New York 50 (Bannis­ Danny Edwards 3 3 - 3 6 —March 68 X at Osoka, Japan — c-JIro Los Angeles vs. Atlanta (ss) at West cone plays Becker and Gomez At Minneapolis To m Kite 3 6 - 3 3 -6 9 tournaments he has entered. He the second set but broke back in the topped Mayotte, a first-round St. Catharines at Sherbrooke ter, McNealy 13). Assists— Dallas 26 Watonobe vs. Gllborto Roman, 12, WBC Palm Beach, Fla., 1:Xp.m. meets Connors. Saturday's Oames (Aguirre, Harper 7), New York 31 North Carolina Stole 80, Ark.-LIttle Dave Barr 3 4 - alunlor s — 6 9 bantomwelght title. has not lost indoors in more than a second game at deuce to even the winner over No. 4 seed Brad M Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, New Haven at Adirondack (Walker 8). Technicals— New York Rock 66 (20T) Dick Most 3 5 - 3 4 -Aorl 6 9 13 at Now York— Juan I.XI Porte VS. set 1-1. He then won his serve Gilbert, 6-1, 7-6 (7-5) to advance to Connors last played Gomez in Iowa State 72, MIchloan 69 3 6 - 3 3 - 6 9 Flo., ):X p.m. year. He has dropped only one Rochester at Binghamton (Illegal defense 2). A — 11,660. Nick Faldo VInnIt Costollo, 10, super loather- Atlanta (ss) vs. New York Yankees at the semifinals of last year’s Nova Scotia ot Hershey Frhtav, March ll Bob Murphy 3 5 -3 4 — 69 wolghts; Meldrick Taylor vs. RIckov match since August in surpassing convincingly, closing out with an the round of eight. Reglenal SemHInats 3 5-3 4 — 6 9 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 1 :X p.m. Annacone defeated Mexican Chicago tournament, advancing to Sherbrooke at Maine Scott Hoch Wolloce, 10, llgntwolgnti; RIckov Young Detroit (ss) vs. Chlcogo White Sox at John McEnroe atop the tennis ace, to go ahead 2-1. Moncton at Springfield At Kansas City, Mo. Jim Simons 3 5 - 34—VS. 69Darryl Fuller, 10, super llghtwolghts. ' Lendl broke back in the fifth Leonardo La Valle 6-2, 6-1: Kriek the final before withdrawing be­ North Carolina State70, loiwa State66 Mark Pfell 3 6 - 3 3 — 6 9 Sarasota, Fla., 1:Xp.m . rankings. Warriors 121,8purs 118 April 3 at Los Angeles — c-LonnIe Kansos City vs. Texas of Pompono, topped Swede Peter Lundgren 6-3. cause of a back injury. John Kansas 96, Michigan State 86 (O T ) Jim Thorpe 3 7 - 32— 69 Smith VS. Rene Arredondo, 12, WBC "It was something I was working game for a 3-2 lead, then held serve Sunday, March 23 3 5 -3 4 — 69 Flo., 1:X p.m. McEnroe won the tournament last Chris Perry super llghlwolgnt title. Montreal vs. Baltimore at M iam i, 1:35 for very hard and it is very nice to to win the match. 6-4; Curren whipped Canadian Devils I. Blues 0 SAN A N TO N IO (111) Realonol Finals Mike Hulbert 3 5 -3 4 — 69 April S at Palm Springs, Calif. Glenn Michibata 7-6 (7-3). 6-3; and year but did not enter this year. Johnson 0-1 CM) 0, Mitchell 11-29 8-13 44. At Kansas cnv. Mo. p.m. achieve it and I am enjoying it very "I didn't do anything bad.” John Mohotfey 3 3 - 36—— Jaime 69 Garza VS. Jorge Diaz, lOrounds, San Francisco vs. Chlcogo ,Cubs at The winner of the tournament Gilmore 6-121-213. Robertson 4>810-1018. Kansas 75, North Carolina Stote67 Tommy Nokallma 3 4 - 3S — 6 9 bantamweights. much.” Lendl said. “ Vou have Lendl said. ” I got broken because I Gomez handled Chicago native Sundvold 4-8 2-2 11. Greenwood 0-5 1-2 1. 3 8 - 32— 70 Mesa, Ariz., 3 p.m. will receive $50,000. Andy Bean April 6 ot Corpus CrIstI, Tex. — Ooklond vs. M n Diego at Yuma, Ariz., 3 taken fruit from the trees after you played a couple of silly points, but Larry Stefanki 6-3, 6-2. St. Louis 0 0 0— 0 Lam p 2-6 4-4 8. Wilkins S-6 0 ^ 10. Gll Morgon 3 7 -3 3 — 70 A Evonder Holytleld vs. Rickey Porkev, 10, New Jersey 0 0 1—1 Matthews 6-9 1-1 13. Totals 45-84 27-34 3 5 - 3S — 70 p.m. Tom Watson crulserwelghts. Cleveland vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, First period — No scoring. 118. [3avld Frost 3 6 - 3 4 —April 70 6 at West Oronge, N .J. — Sal G O L D E N S T A T E (121) w#st Ariz., 3 p.m. Penalties— Flockhart, StL, 6:58; Nor­ Thursday, March 13 Jett Slumon 3 6 - 3 4 -7 0 Cenicola vs. Jimmy Mognltlco, 10 wood, StL, 10:28; Broten, NJ, 16:10. Bollard 3-10 1-1 8. Smith 6-8 2-2 14, David Ogrin 3 5 - 3 S - 7 0 Seattle vs. California at Palm Springs, At Ogden, Utah llghtwelonts. CalK., 4 p.m. Corroll 11-24 4-7 26. Floyd 4-5 4-4 12. Greg Norman 3 6 - 3 4 —April 70 11 at Melbourne, Australia — Spartans qualify , Second period — No scoring. Teoole 13-21 7-8 33. Verhoeven 2-7 0^) 4. Louisville 93, Drexel 73 (u )-fp llt squad gome Bradley 83, Texas El-Paso 65 Corev Povln 3 4 - 3c-Barrv 6 — 70 Mlctraels vs. L-ester Ellis, 15, IB F Sports In Brief Penalties— Verbeek, N J, 7:10; Wamsiev Thibeoux 4-9 4-5 12. Huston 2-2 00 4. A lab o m a-B Irm ln o h am 66, M issouri Paul Azinger 3 3 - 3lunlor 7 — 70 llohtwelont title. (served bv LaVallee), StL, 14:59. Whlteheod 2-5 2-2 6, Conner 1-1 0-0 2. Frank Conner 3 7 - 33—April 70 11 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Willie Totals 48-92 24-29 121. 64 North Carolina 84, Utah 72 Ronnie Block 3 7 - 3deWItt 3 — 70 VS. (Jorv LliKitburn, 10, heavy- Exhibition llneacores Third oerlod— I, New Jersey, Adam s35 Son Antonio 22 33 2ISS--11I Barry Joeckel 3 5 - 3welghts. 5 — 70 (Sulllman, Hlemer), pp, 17:42. Penoltles OoMtn Stoto 36 27 32 26— 121 Fridov, March 14 Toland on UConn men’s track roster for hockey finals Joey SIndelor 3 5 - 3 S - 7 0 — Reeds, StL.0:41; Pavese, StL, 11:09; StL Three point goals— Sundvold. Bal­ At Long Beach, CaMt. Nevada - Los Vegas 74, Northeast Dave Rummells 38- 32— 70 R R PIralea 5. Red Sox Z bench (served bv LaVallee), 17:04. lard. Fouled out— None. Totals Bruce Lletzke 3 6 - 3 4 — 70 STORRS — Paul Toland, a Manchester High School graduate, Shots on goal— St. Louis 10-11-3— 24. fouls— Son Antonio 24, Golden State 27. Louisiana 51 Maryland 69, Pepperdine 64 Johnny Miller 3 6 - 3 4 — 70 is a freshman member of the University of Connecticut men’s PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - two periods. New Jersey 11-4-16— 31. Rebounds— San Antonio 41 (Wilkins 7). To m Sleckmonn 3 4 3 6 — 70 at Winter Haven, Fla. Power-play conversions— St. Louis GoldenStote37 (Smith 14). Assists— San St. John's 83, Montano State 74 outdoor track roster for the spring season. Toland is listed as a Goaltender Norm Foster made 42 Minnesota, which finishes its Auburn 73, Arizona 63 Roger Maltble 3 5 - 35—Tennis 70 Pittsburgh 010 I X 010-5 II 3 24). New Jersev 6-1. Antonio 25(Matthews8).GoldenStote28 Loren Roberts 3 7 - 3 3 — 70 Boston 010 0X010-1 01 distance runner. saves and added an assist Thurs­ season at 34-13-0. took a brief 1- 0 (Flovd9). A— 5,745. Satuntay, March is At Ogden, Utah Dan Holldorson 3 6 - 34 - 7 0 Rhoden, Clements (7), Robinson (8) The Huskies open their season on April 5 at the Yale day night to lead Michigan State to lead in the opening minutes on Goalies— SI. Louis, Wamsiev. O. A. Welbring 3 5 -3 S — 70 and Ortiz; Hurst, Brown (6), Stanley (8) New Jersev, St. Laurent. A— 11,840. Louisville 82, Bradley 68 a 6-4 victory over Minnesota and a Steve Orth’s wrist shot 3:13 into the North Carolina 77, Alabama- Woody Blackburn 3 4 - 3 6 — 70 and Gedman, Sax (8). W— Rhoden. L— Invitational in New Haven. Bernhard Longer 3 4 3 6 — 70 S315JXI0 Volvo Chicago Hurst. HR— Pittsburgh, Diaz. berth in the finals of the NCAA game, but 1:31 later. Michigan Releree— Bill McCreary. Kings 103.Sonlcs 101 Blrmlngham 59 Leonard Thompson 3 5 - 35— 70 At Chicago, March V championship. State retaliated with two goals Steve Pofe 38-33— 71 Scott Fusco gets Hobey Award Sunday, Morch 16 Men's Singles Foster, a junior, established a within 38 seconds to take the lead UPI photo Sabres 1. Flyers 0 SACRAMENTO (103) At Long Beach, Calif. Mike Reid 3 5 - 3 6 - 7 1 Second Round Rangers5,Yankees4 Olberdino 4-7 00 8, Tyler 5-10 2-2 12, Auburn 81, St. John's 65 John Cook 3 3 -3 8 — 71 Paul Annacone (5), Brldgehompton, PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Three years after Scott Fusco watched career high with his save total, for good. T.C . Chen 3 7 - 3 4 — 71 Keith Fergus turns away and reacts to missing a long Thompson 7-13 1-1 15, Theus 8-14 8-10 24, Nevoda-Las Vegos 70, Marylond64 N. Y.,def. Leonardo LoValle, Mexlco,6-X at Pompano, Fla. his older brother Mark honored as the nation’s top collegiate while six players scored for the Buffolo 1 0 0— 1 Woodson 4-14018, Drew 3-52-28. Klein 1-2 Thursday, March 10 Nick Price 3 8 - 33—0-1; 71 Johan Kriek (7), Naples, Fla., def. Mitch Messier scored on the birdie putt on the 18th hole of the Tournament Players 00 2, Johnson 8-16 06 22, Thorpe 1-4 2-2 4. Bob Glider 37.34— 71 New York (AL) OK OX 110-4 7 0 Spartans. Michigan State, 33-9- 2, Phllodlank Sharon Coruso 189-474, Nancy Hohn Von Gorder on the 2)-day disobled list, but a missed 4-foot putt for par on rewarded. I don't know if it's any Western Kentucky 89, Rutgers 74 3 7 -3 5 — 72 191-490. Edith T ra c y 487. Kentucky’s Sutton AP coach of year no pressure in its bid for the NCAA Four to earn a return ticket. pp, 18:11. Penalties— GIngros. Mtl, 14:43; Clevelond State 83, Indiana 79 M ark Lye 3 6 - 3 7 - 7 3 retroactive to March 24. Courtnoll, Bos. 18:05; Bouraue, Bos. Division I women's basketball " I think that the experience we the final hole left him in a five-way easier, but it's fairer. On 18. you Navy 87, Tulsa 61 Reglenol Sotnlflholt Joy Hoos 3 4 - 39— 73 Cleveland — Placed pitchers Jett play for par first. If you can par 18:45; Noslund. Mtl, 19.34. Syracuse 101, Brown 52 Thundav, March X Joo Inman 3 6 - 3 7 -7 3 Barkley and Dove Von Ohlen on waivers D ALLAS — Eddie Sutton, who took over Kentucky this season championship. gained last year was tremendous,” tie for the lead. Joining Green at Second period— 4, Boston, Reid LaVis tndustrlat Soturtay, March 15 At Iowa City, Ibwa Ron Streck 4 0 - 3 3 — 73 for the purpose of giving them their and led the Wildcats to the Southeastern Conference title, today "W e did tell them after regional Sanderson said. " I think it’s a 6-under-66 were Keith Fergus. that hole every day. you'll be very- 10 (Kluzok, Pederson), 5:17. 5, At Onenehere, N.C. Loulslona State 81, Ohio State 80 Wayne Levi 3 9 -3 4 — 73 Don Wilson X5, Al Wilson 227, Dan unconditional release; sent pitchers Scott Boston. Courtnoll 19 (Kasper, NIen- was named college basketball’s coach of the year by the distinct advantage to have been Larry Mize, Tony Sills and Bob happy. I hit my shot there as good Duke 89, Old Dominion 61 Tennessee 85, Georgia 82 Mike Donald 3 1 -3 5 — 73 Humiston 204, B a rry Penney 217-243- Balles, Keith Creel, Kevin Hagen, Ron and the pressure that we went huls), 10:23. Penalties— Nllon, Mtl, DePoul 74, Oklahoma 69 Jim Colbort 3 6 - 3634, 7 - 7 3 Pete B eo ud rv 222-224-223-669, Mussel man, Bryan Oelkers, Craig Pippin Associated Press. through to get here that this was there before. We’ll find out just Tway. as you can hit it." major (fighting), 2.^; Miller, Bos. Sundoy, March 16 Saturday, March 21 Joy Dolsing 3 7 - 3 6 - 7 3 Roger MIeezkowskI 242-23)-20)-664, and Scott Roberts, and outfielders David Raymond Floyd. Willie Wood. Mize had four birdies on the back motor (fighting), 2:45; Crowder. Bos. It was the second A P award for Sutton, who won in 1978 when he going to be a fun trip." says Texas how much of an advantage Friday At Syracuse, N.Y. At Iowa City, Iowa Gone Sauers 3 6 - 37 — 73 Bob Bassett 226-2)2-6X, Skip McCon­ Clark and Jim Weaver to its minor Lanny Wadkins and David Ed­ nine to join the leaders. Sills and 6:18. Navy 97, Syrocuse 85 Ttnnossoo67, Louisiana StoteOS Russ Cochran 3 7 - 3nell 6 - 7 3 247-553, Joe Paggloll 213, John league complex for re-asslgment. guided Arkansas into the Final Four, where the Razorbacks were Coach Jody Conradt, who sends the night.” Third perloO— 6. Montreol, Gainey 19 Cleveland Stole 75, St. Joseph's 69 Bon Crenshaw 3 7 - 3 6 -7 3 McCarthy 206-232-631, Leon Bilodeau Houston — Assigned pitcher Rob beaten by Sutton’s current employer. He is thesixth coach to win 32-0 Lady Longhorns against No. 5 Southern California, 30-4, and wards were at 67 while Lee Tway played in the morning when (Carbonrveau, Chelios). 5:59. Penoltv— FrMgy, March 11 Colvin Ptott 3 7 - 3 6SS2, — 73 John Koilckl 204, Bob Vlnlckos 2)9, Mallicoot to minor-league camp 24-9 Tennessee met earlier this Trevino. Doug Tewell, Mark the average score was 71:61. Sills Svobodo, Mtl. 6:30. tor reosslonment. the award more than once — UCLA’s John Wooden won it five Western Kentucky in tonight’s Thundgy, March X Greg (jodehott 4 (F 3 3 -7 3 Ed Bdchl 219, Butch Savino 219-556, O'Meara, J.C. Snead, Danny Ed­ had six birdies and no bogeys while Overtime— No scoring. Penalties— At East Riitlienerd, N.J. At AuMln, Toxoi Buddy (Jordnor 3 6 -3 7 — n Charles Hartley Sr. 219-210-6)1, (io rv times — but the first to win at different schools. opening semifinal at Rupp Arena. season. The Californians recorded None. wards and Mark Wiebe stood at 68. "Tway. who earned his first Tour Navy 71, Cleveland State 70 Mississippi 56, Auburn 55 (O T ) Charles Bolling 3 6 -3 7 — 73 Rawson 223-5W, John Stratton 203, Montreal — Placed pitcher Jock Dick Versace, who guided Bradley to the Missouri Valley No. 3 Southern California, chas­ an 85-77 victory. Shots on gool— Montreal 7-9-94)— Duke 74, DePoul 67 Texas 85, Oklohoma 59 Bob Lohr 3 6 -3 8 -7 4 Charles Hartley Jr. 223-214-629, Tony O'Connor on waivers. The Lady Longhorns, who failed " I should have made it. but I triumph seven weeks ago in the 25. Boston 10-10-7-2— 29 StHidoy. March 23 3 5 G 8 - 7 4 Son Froncisco — Optioned Inttelder Conference regular season title, finished second with 32 votes. ing its third national title in four Don Pohl CollettI 232, Bob Anderson X7-223-504, to make it to the Final Four the didn’t,” said Green about his putt Andy Williams Open, came out in At Eoft Rirtlterfbrd, N.J. Sedurdby, March X Ed Florl 37. 37— 74 Rich H iggins 226-246-240-712, M ike Randy Johnson and pitcher Mark(irantto Mike Krzyzewski, coach of Atlantic Coast Conference champion years, faces No. IS Tennessee in Power-ploy conversions— Montreal At Austin, Toxbi Itoo AokI 3 5 - 39 — 74 VBdssallo 220-571, Brian Brown 555, Al Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League the other semifinal. The winners past two years despite being at the 18th hole, a par-4, 440-yard 31 and closed in 35. 3-1.Boston3-0. Duke 71, Navy 50 Texas 66, Mississippi 63 Tim Norris 3 8 - 3 6 - 7 4 Senna X2-232-S73. (AAA). Duke, was next with 30. “The birdie chances were out Goalies— Montreal, Rov. Boston. Rlg- clash Sunday afternoon for the ranked No. 1 in the season’s final demon dogleg left that has pro­ weet Sandy Lylo 3 5 - 3 9 — 74 Texas — Released pitener Burt Hooton there today and you just had to gln. A — 14.160. Reblengl leiiiltihbll Lon Hinkle 3 6 - 38— 74 and outfielder Duane Walker; signed title. poll, have become familiar with duced 116 birdies and 419 bogeys Referee— Dave Newell, Paul Stewort TbundoY. Morch ii Thundoy, March X Bill Sander 3 1 - 3 6 -7 4 Inflelder (Xive Owen and assigned him to Ruskowski out rest of the season “ We’re not going to have expec­ the adversity of iitjuries. from 1962-85. ranking as the take advantage of them.” said (3:20. 2nd per). At Bolen Rente, La. 3 8 - 3 6 -7 4 Tse-Tolatars Oklahoma City of the Aincrican At Long Beach, Com. Pot McGowan tations that detract from this Two years ago Annette Smith toughest hole at the Tournament Mize. Georgia Tech 68, AAarlst S3 Loulslona Tech 71, (.ong Beach Stato69 Scott Simpson 3 6 - 3 8 —Betty 74 Bailey 192-474, Cindy Martin Assoclotlon (A A A ). PITTSBURGH — Left wing Terry Ruskowski. "the heart and Vlllanovo 71, Virginia Tech 62 3 8 -3 6 — 74 Botkelbal) season,” Conradt said. “ Thisteam injured her knee two day before the Players Club. The par-3 island Defending champion Calvin Southern Colltorlna 14, North Carolina Gory Hallberg X I, Nancy Anselmo IK , Terry Prlsk- soul” of the Pittsburgh Penguins, will miss the remainder of the Memphis State 9S. Ball State 63 70 Jock Nlcklous 3 7 - 37 — 74 waldo 170-4W, Lee Bean IX -I9 ^ S X , Chlcogo — Activated center Dove generally has more fun when they regular season ended and was out green at 17, one of the most Peete. the leading money winner Louisiana State94, Purdue87 (20T) Bill Isroolson 3 8 - 3 6 - 7 4 Shirley Eldrldgc 103-103-524, Barbara Corzine; released forward Rod Hig­ regular season with a knee injury, a club spokeswoman said picturesque holes on the Tour, has on the 1986 Tour, struggled through FrMev, MercnH Bobby Clomoett gins. play to win. so I can’t imagine of action for 19 months. The Saturday, AAorch X 3 6 - 3 8 - 7 4 Seifert 2091-10i-19^n1, Lynne Wells T h u t^ a y. At cnorlene, NX. At Long Beach, Cant. Curtis Strange 3 5 - 3 9 -7 4 IX-471, Betty Molorcd 4SS, Dot Hills Cetteoe them doing anything different S-foot-11 senior has slowed sonne, yielded 279 birdies and 145 bogeys an erratic 73. Peete started at the Radio, T V Illlnolt n . Fairfield 51 Southern California X , Louisiana Tech Morris Hotalsky 3 4 4 0 — 74 192-179-506, Tru d i T a y lo r 450, S te ^ a n le Nebraska — Named former Ohio coocti Ruskowski, 31. the team’s inspirational leader, sprained his from that.” but Conradt credits her retuni with over the same period. 10th tee and never recovered from Aloboma 97, Xavier (Ohio) 80 Jim (kHloghor Jr. 3 8 - 3 6 - 7 4 Anderson 219-199-5K, Jessie W illiam s Danny Nee men's boskctboll cooch. left knee when he collided with Edmonton defenseman Charlie Green used an eagle-3 at No. 2 en a bogey-6 at 11. finishing with four Western Kentucky 67, Nebraska 59 John Adams 4 8 *3 5 — 75 Southern Cal — Named former Iowa Western Kentucky upset Texas producing the trip here. 4X, Mortle Barilla IK-4M, Gall Hart- Huddy during the third period o f an 8-3 loss to the Oilers at home route to a 33 on the front side and bogeys and three birdies. His TODAY Kentucky 75, Davl(6son 55 Frtdoy March X Hale Irwin 3 7 - 310 8 — 075 457. Betty Rogers 450, Nancy Smith coach George Raveling men's basketball in regional play last year, 92-90, on Sanderford wouldn’t mind if SblersMy March IS At Loxlnaton, Ky. Don Forsmon 3 8 - 37—191MI3, 75 Bertha Toutain 179-510, B ar­ cooch. Wednesday night. a last-second shot by Lillie Mason. Texas thinks about avenging last after a bogey at 10, be reeled off playing partners were 1965 money 4:00 Golf: Tournomtnt Plovars' Hockey Championship, E$PN At Boten Rmtbe, la . Toxos 324) vs. Wostom Kentucky X -X Bill Glosson 3 4 4 1 — 75 bara Shedrlck 4M, Carol L.ewle 100-497, leader Curtis Strange, who shot a Louisiana State83, Memohls StoteSI David Graham 3 6 G 9 — 75 Boston — signed left wing John Corter He was hospitalized overnight, and the knee was placed in a “ I'm confident,” Conradt said at year's loss. five birdies in the next seven holes 7:00 N C A A W o m tn's Baskettiall: 7:10 p.m. Borboro Etcher 177-466, debble Clark 74. and Scott Verplank, who was at Texas vs. Western Kentucky, ESPN Georgia Tech66, Vlllanova61 Southern Colltomla XF4 vs. Tennessee Mark McCumbor 3 9 - 3 6 - 7 5 102-492, AAarge Bralnard 1I7-4X, M ar­ to 0 2-year contract. cast Thursday. A team spokeswoman said he would be out of the a news conference Thursday. "I " I hope Texas plays for re­ to go 7-under before faltering at the 7:30 Celtics vs. Bullets, SportsChon- iMwtgy, Mercb 16 24-9, 9 :X p.m. _ Craig Stodlor 3 8*37 — 75 cella RIbers 177-514, Pam Stratton NHL — Suspended New York Roooof» lineup for at least two weeks. think this team has proven them­ venge," be said. “ We're playing finishing flag. Fergus dropped in even-par 72 as the first amateur in At Owrlettt, N.C. SuhOhyMordiX Antonio Cerda 3 9 - 3 6 - 7 5 left wing George MePhee for tour | K im « net W K H T 216-506, Anne M llllt 105-456, Te rri selves through the course of the for the natkmal champioiiahip.” two 26-foot birtUes and a 2Mooter the history of the ev«it. 9:00 NCAA Women's Basketball: Alabama 58, Illinois 56 At LOXIhOtOh, Ky. 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triumph over the Milwaukee O’Neill smashed a three-run, There was bad news for two By Unittd P rn t International seventh-inning homer to give a Bf^w ert veteran pitchers. Cincinnati split squad a 5-8 deci­ In later exhibition games: At Tampa, Fla.. Dave Engle Three veteran pitchers — each DH rule for Series sion over Philadelphia. Juan Sa­ At Palm Springs, Calif., Jose smashed a two-run homer off Bill Rijo pitched six shutout innings, vital to their teams’ pennant hopes muel blasted a two-run homer for Gullickson to highight a three-run and Tony Phillips and Charlie this season — provided positive Philadelphia. Charles Hudson fourth inning that paced Detroit to O’Brien paced a 14-hit attack with news Thursday. went the first five innings for the an 8-4 victory over a Cincinnati set to be amended three hits apiece to lift Oakland to a Phillies, scattering four hits and At Yuma, Arii., LaMarr Hoyt, split-squad. Gullickson. acquired 5-0 victory over California. Rijo San Diego’s ace, said he is striking out one. He had given up 14 by the Reds from Montreal to NEW YORK (UPI) — Major league baseball’s rules permitted four hits and Steve recovering from a drinking prob­ runs in 12 previous innings. bolster the staff with a veteran, committee has voted to amend the designated hitter rule for the Ontiveros completed the shutout lem and will report to the Padres’ yielded eight hits and five runs in At Pompano Beach, Fla., a World Series, providing for use of the DH in all gam es played in three-run homer by Curtis WllkerT with three hitless innings. camp Friday. five innings as hi.*: exhibition At Yuma, Aris., Bruce Bochy’s American League parks, it was announced Thursday by the son and solo blasts by Tom The 31-year-old right-hander wili record slipped to 0-2. Nick Esasky one-out, pinch-hit single in the 11th homered twice and drove in all Office of the Commissioner. Paciorek and Steve Buechele spend the first two to three weeks The change, subject to the approval ofthe Players Association, inning drove in Bip Roberts to give four Reds runs. carried the Rangers to a 5-4 victory of the regular season getting into would be effective beginning with the 1986 World Series. over the Yankees. All three home San Diego an 8-7 decision over shape before rejoining the At Pompano Beach. Fla.. Burt Seattle. The Padres rallied from a Hooton was given his uncondi­ The old rule — first used in the 1976 World Series — provided runs came off starter and loser % rotation. 7-0 deficit with seven seventh­ '■r, 9. 9 that the DH be employed in all World Series games in alternating Dennis Rasmussen.Dave Winfield tional release by Texas, which said inning runs.Phil Bradley and Dave 4 i r '" In a statement released by the years. The DH rule has been in effect In the A L since 1973 but Is went 3-for-4 and homered for New it will begin the season with three Henderson each cracked two-run ft team, Hoyt said he was unaware not used in the National League. York. r N f . rookie pitchers in the starting homers in the first inning for '1 how serious his problems were rotation. One of them will be Bobby “ The amendment provides a more equitable basis for the At Tuscon, Ariz., Jim Hender­ Seattle. Bradley also homered in r r ' < 7 , v ; when he checked into a Minnesota leagues to compete in the World Series,” said baseball Witt. son’s bases-loaded groundnut the seventh inning with the bases rehabilitation center Feb. 28. Hooton, 36, has a 151-136 career commissioner Peter Ueberroth. “ When a team is playing a scored Thad Bosley with the empty. " I did so hestitantly and without record. He was signed by the World Series game in its own park, it is only fair that it be allowed At. Fort Lauderdale, Fla., \ winning run in the 10th inning, fully understanding the scope of Rangers as a free agent prior to '■rA to use the players and system that got it there.” giving the Chicago Cubs a 10-9 Tommy John and Phil Niekro, a my dependency problem," Hoyt iast season when he went 5-8 with a victory over Cleveland. The teams pair of over-40 pitchers bidding to said. “ During the intervening 5.23 ERA. This spring, he was 1-0 2 2 combined for 39 hits' and 13 make the Yankees’ pitching rota­ weeks, I underwent an intense with a 4.91 ERA. made the team. doubles. Chicago’s Brian Dayett tion, each turned in an impressive program directed at helping an " I gave it my best shot this wall when that doesn’t do it.” “ I didn’t want people to pick up was 5-of-6 with two RBI. performance to help New York to a individual to attain and maintain spring — as good as I can give it Witt rewarded Texas Rangers the paper and see I made it, then At Scottsdale, Ariz., Chili Davis 3-1 Grapefruit League triumph complete abstinence from mood- now,” Hooton said. “ I don’t know Manager Bobby Valentine’s faith see I hadn’t pitched well and and Will Clark hit back-to-back over Montreal. Niekro. 47, scat­ altering chemicals, including anything else I could have done. I in him with five scoreless innings wonder if Bobby knew was he was home runs in the seventh inning, tered five hiU and struck out three primarily alcohol.” worked hard all winter. I worked against a Yankees split squad. I I doing,” said Witt. and Jim Gott and two relievers in pitching the first four shutout At St. Petersburg, Fla., 36-year- hard this spring. Witt, a rookie who starred at the In other training camp news: combined on a seven-hitter to lift innings while John, 42. yielded four old Bob Forsch, who the Cardinals “ In the past, that kind of work University of Oklahoma, was told At Clearwater, Fla., Paul the San Francisco Giants to an 8-1 hits and one run over the next four. expect to help fill the void created paid off. I guess the writing's on the earlier by Valentine that he had by the trade of Joaquin Andujar, combined with Todd Worrell and Peter Marshall, of Ken Dayley on a five-hitter to help NuTMfy Stock And Bogged items Avoik^jte Only in Skxes With Gotden Centet SALE EFFECTIVE St. Louis beat Toronto 3-0. Lown And Garden items Avoitobie Only in lorger K mori Stores FRIDAY, MARCH 2S, television’s “Hollywood Squares," Forsch, who probably will start YOU CANT D O ^ TT ^ THAN ^ I'V the regular season’s third game, THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 29 seems to enjoy having his arms allowM three hits and walked none JiRRY BAKER, OPEN DAH.Y 9:30-9:30 around his bevy of beautiful over five innings. A nine-game AMERICA'S winner last year, the right-hander MASTER CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY women. Surprise! Most of those has yielded just three earned runs ■TY > in IS spring innings. GARDENER, beauties are men wearing At West Palm Beach, Fla., Nolan RECOMMENDS... elaborate wigs and costumes in Ryan, whose poor finish last AMERICA’S GARDEN CENTER “La Cage Aux Folles” at Bushnell season raised questions about a For your shopping convenience, the Garden Center wiii be open at 8 a.m. on Sot. . i i i 30-year-old right arm that has fired Memorial Hall in Hartford. fastballs for 3,937 major-league innings, hurled five strong innings to lead Houston to a 4-2 victory over Montreal. Ryan struck out six and allowed loyalty two hits, including a two-run homer by Vance Law, who is 17-for-38 (.447) with two homers ‘La Cage Aux Folles’ shines at the Bushnell and a team-leadBdgnine RBI. Several other veteran pitchers also had strong outings Thursday. AS THE SLENDER and balding object of his Dennis manages to look equally “ at hom e" in a At Miami, Dennis Martinez By Nancy Pappas affections. Curtis is even better. He creates a nine-piece velvet Mozart get-up (complete with scattered four hits over five Herald Reporter surprisingly sympathetic character, the powdered w ig) and a toga pinned together out of innings and Baltimore scored all 17.37 towels filched from various hotels along the their runs in the fourth inning to Our Reg. 23.47.3-gal. Center “ mother” whose son does not appreciate his The stage of Hartford's Bushnell Memorial Hall R iviera. defeat Atlanta 6-3. Martinez, mak­ tank sprayer has translu­ lo ya lty was filled Wednesday night with actresses efforts. The young groom-to-be has decided to hide Another excellent actor is Peter Reardon, who ing his third start of the spring, cent tank to let you know parading around in dazzling costumes dripping Stage allowed one run. “ mommy” from the scrutiny ofthe plays Jean-Michel. the m isfit heterosexual son of when tank needs to be with spangles and beads. At Vero Beach. Fla., Fernando Nancy Pappas anti-homosexual politican. A full scene is devoted Peter Marshall. Attractive, rather square, he filled; With handy The lovely faces emerging from layers of ruffles Valenzuela pitched seven shutout to teaching “ mommy” to walk and eat like John nevertheless exudes a kind of young animal carrying strap. were heavily made up in sparkling eye shadows. innings to pace Los Angeles to a 5-2 Wayne, changing every mannerism sp that he can sexuality, as he attracts every fem ale in sight — decision over Minnesota. The 2-gol. tank sptoyer14.57 6.44 False eyelashes practically clicked as they 4.77 3.88 50'x5/8” * garden hose 1 meet the future in-laws as Uncle Al. Each quirk of including his matronly mother-in-law-to-be. veteran left-hander yielded four 1-gal. tank sprayer12.77 Hedge shears with 8/a" Lawn and leot rake fluttered. is nylon-reinforced. indeed, amazing. It features Peter Marshall from body language brought applause. There is a superb scene, called the “ Cocktail I hits, walked none and struck out Teflon® -coated blade with flexible tines. Then the chorus members opened their Counterpoint," in which he is massaging the A six. Light-hitting Dave Anderson, scarlet-painted lips to sing, and out cam e a lusty television’s “ Hollywood Squares,” and Keene But AI-Albin finally decides to don his dowdiest feminine clothes and arrive on the scene as breasts of both his fiancee and her mother, as fighting for a roster spot, smacked baritone chord. Curtis, who was Daddy Warbucks in the a three-run homer for the Dodgers Broadway production of “ Annie.” They are “ mom.” “ I am what I am, my own special each wriggles with great pleasure. This was Hartford’s introduction to Broadway’s In spite of much overt sexuality, the capacity off starter John Butcher. hit musical. “ La Cage Aux Folles.” a spectacular excellent as the pair of aging lovers who operate a creation,” sings Curtis, announcing that he will At Winter Haven, Fla., Rick audience didn’t seem offended. Clearly, Hartford show about a nightclub in the resort of St. Tropez, lavish transvestite nightclub. not hide out for anyone. “ Some, com e take a look. Rhoden became the first Pitts­ is ready to sl^d its im age as the stodgy town France, where nothing is quite as it seems. Their domestic bliss is disrupted when the son Give the hook, or a special ovation." When he got burgh pitcher to go more than five they have raised together announces his to the line, “ Life’s not worth a darn ’til you can where actuan^ tables are the hottest topic of innings this spring and Mike Diaz “ Look under our frocks, girdles and jocks! intentions to marry a young woman. say, ’I am what I am ,’ ’ ’ he brought down the conversation. Middle-aged heterosexual couples hit a sulo homer to lead the Pirates W e’re an illusion! ’’ sang the males in this in their dinner-party clothing mingled near the R S Unfortunately, the young man’s future house. to a 5-2 victory over Boston. oh-so-glamorous chorus. “ Half a brassiere, half a father-in-law is a politician who plans to rid As good as they are, there are several others bar at intermission, sipping wine and talking Rhoden scattered five hits and suspender! You’ll find it tough to guess our about how absolutely wonderful the show was. struck out three in 6 2-3 innings. France of all homosexuals. who threaten to steal Marshall and Keene’s gender.” (“ La Cage Aux F olles” continues through Bruce Hurst took the loss. Although Marshall is best known as the host of thunder. Ronald Dennis, a rather short, Sunday at Bushnell Hall. Performances are N O T A VA ILAB li IN WETHERSFIELD HARTFORD AUDIENCES this week reacted “ Hollywood Squares,” he is a superb musical barrel-chested black actor, became a real & WINDSOR. come^an who has starred in London and on audience favorite in his role as Jacob, the zany tonight at 8, Saturday and Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. first with a gasp, but quickly followed with Tickets range from $18 to $32.) DECORATOR PATIO BLOCKS appreciative applause. There wasn’t a giggle in Broadway in “ Bye Bye Birdie.” “ The Music servant who’s been hired as a butler, although he Man,” and “ High Button Shoes.” In this show, he prefers to be a maid. Drug testing straight Scallop (Red 8i white)...... I.IT each the house. “ You mean, they’re all men?” plays the proprietor of the nightclub, and the Nancy Pappas is a reporter Curve Scallop (Red fc W hite )...... _..1.57EACH whispered my neighbor, a proper-looking ALTHOUGH NONE of the costumes created for for the Manchester Herald. setups must 16” Square (Red)...... - .....2.47EACH white-haired gentleman in a three-piece pinstripe “ husband" in the couple. His delivery of the love 12” Brick Design (Red)...... 1.17each 2.47 15.88 2 .4 4 suit. “ I guess so,” answered his companion. “ It’s song, “ Song on the Sand,’’ had many in the this show could be called ’ ’subdued’ ’ by any 16” Brick Design (Red » white)...... 2,® each Hose-End Sprayer Full-depth planter Our 3.27. Plastic water­ amazing, isn’t it? ” audience weeping. stretch of the imagination, the outfits which be accurate Dennis sported are particularly outlandish. B”xl6” Rectangular Patio Block 57 e a c h 15-gal. all purpose sprayer. in wet look 2 0 ”x20". ing con. 2-gallon size. The national touring company of "Cage” is.

By Dave Goldberg The Associated Press Mexty vortellM to choow Som. neinar|^ NEW YORK - The chief medi­ cal officer for the L'.S. Olympic N O T A V A IIA B U IN Committee says that pro sports WETHERSFIELD & WINDSOR Hill Street Blues’ recovers from recent slump instituting drug testing programs may get into serious trouble unless they're willing to spend enough to By Fred Rothenberg becomes the new partner for Lucy Bates do it right. (Betty Thomas). Lindsay Crouse plays the 3 h9 7 Pot Associated Press " I can't reiterate enough the Brandon Tartikoff, president of role. "W e want to do more with women.” importance of spending money." No. 1 Potted Rose Bushes NEW YORK — Death and near-death may NBC Entertainment, said it’s still Milch said. Dr. Robert O. Voy. who also in Leaf have brought “ Hill Street Blues” back to life, A further complication for Miss Crouse s oversees the USOC's drug testing, Healthy bushes in radiant too early to say whether “Hill which raises a new set of complications as character is her availability. Milch noted said in an interview Thursday. "If colors. A beautiful addi­ Street” will return next fall for its that Miss Crouse, who is married to they don't get first-rate equipment tion anywhere. the NBC series winds down its sixth season. and test thoroughly, they’re going playwright David Mamet, is interested in No. 1V> Grade Pockaged In episodes last month, when Capt. Frank seventh season. But he’s to get false positive tests and face m M ^ Each doing theater work. Rose Bush------4.77 77 3.33 Furillo (DanielJ. Travanti) barely survived court challenges that can discredit pleased with the show’s Our 6.97. OseWoling Garden Cullivator, 1 Super K-Oro® Sevin® a shooting and Joe Coffey (Ed Marinaro) Nevertheless, dialogue of any sort about the whole testing program ” sprinklar covers evenly. or Transplanter. changes, particularly the Liquid in 1-pt. bottle. didn’t, the award-winning cop series the future is a positive sign for this most Voy will meet next week with addition of the tacky anti-hero, acclaimed drama series. Last spring, after Warren Welsh, director of security achieved its highest ratings in two years. the dismissal of creator and executive for the National Football League, f Those ratings reflect more than just the Lt. Norman Buntz, played by which will implement its own drug Covers 5,000 sq. It. hyped numbers that TV often extracts with Dennis Franz. producer Steven Bochco. ‘Hill Street " was testing program sometime this promotable plot twists about birth, death and on the critical list. spring. Commissioner Pete Ro- zelle. currently negotiating with weddings. Larger audiences also attest to the the union, says be will impose revitalization of a show that bad grown BUT THE NEW producers effectively random testing unilaterally if the unwieldy and formula-ridden last season. walked a tightrope between change and unioa refuses to go along. Brandon Tartikoff, president of NBC allegiance to the show’s glorious past. They Voy said be will recommend that Entertainment, said it’s still too early to say experimented with new storytelling methods. when the N F L — and major league whether “ Hill Street” will return next fall for costly to continue after next season. One show occurred entirely at night, another baseball — initiate testing that natnal they run it centrally, not leave it up its seventh season. But he’s pleased with the “ All bets would be off then,” Executive took Furillo and his wife back to his roots. In 6 .9 7 Producer David Milch said, who noted that the riveting Furillo-gets-shot episode, the to individual teams. Baseball Super K-Oro* Weed’N 1 .9 7 show’s changes, particularly the addition of CommissxHier Peter Ueberroth, in Feed fertttzer for Super K-GrO« I'/i-Rs.' the tacky anti-hero. Lt. Norman Buntz, Travanti and Veronica Hamel, who plays origins of the Furillo-Davenport relationship imposing random testing on play­ healthy, weed-free 15-30-15 plani food. Joyce Davenport, Furillo’s wife, have said were explored through flashbacks. ers who have acknowledged using played by Dennis Franz. drugs, ordered that they be tested lawns. 25-3-3 formula- AB-purpose food is they want to move on to other acting roles. Unlike other years when Bochco frowned 20-R).* water soluble and by the commissioaer's office. NOT AVAL IT’ S A REAL Catcb-22. What might give He added that he didn’t expect all the current on publicizing plot twists, Furillo’s shooting “ I think our program should be NOT AVAXABU M WETHRSFCLD fostworkino. MYKTHBBnaO cast to return next season, “ but I haven’t was heavily promoted. “ Bochco felt ‘Hill ORWMOSOR 'Netwl. OGvmosoo •‘Hill Street” greater vitality, if it gets used as a model.’’ said Voy, who & 87 renewed for 1986-87, would be new characters gotten around to considering that.” Street’ worked on its unpredictability,” says the USOC testing facility in Our 9.17.1S”x20* iM Cing. One of the new characters, who was Los Angeles costs about gM0,M0 a 1 ^ ^ ^ v’-f f n % f f f Vmyl over steel, in white. playing off old favorites. But since standard Tartikoff said, “ and if you promoted Furillo introduced last week, gets special attention year to maintain with a cost of DANIEL J. TRAVANTI contracts tie actors to a series only for seven getting married or getting shot, people would •19M3M for each test. But be said AVES c AFMiNGtON rV E TM C P S ^ ICLO years, the show could fall apart or prove too this Thursday. She’s a lesbian cop who not have the same sensation.’’ that cost goes dorm sritta volume. A H S O N i A CB0*4»YELL . . . of ‘Hill Street’ For iastance, testing all l.SM NFL S O U ’^HING’^ON •”OOOiNGTO»4 •ERNON w. SGFORO players or all ••• basehaU pUyers Ofi AN G E could briiw the cost per test as low a a tlM . ■y - Jb ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 28. 1986 — 18 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Marbh 28, 19»6 Weekenders End of an ora About Town Moonshining fades from N.C. mountains Auction Mt for Vito’s Run, rabbit, run St. James School and Home Association will By MIkt McLaughlin sponsor its fourth annual auction April 26 at Vito’s Sunday brings the Easter bunny, butSaturday is the Unltod Prtss Intornotlonol Restaurant on Birch Mountain Road in Bolton. Connecticut Rabbit Run, a five-mile race beginning at Tickets for the auction are $12 each. The price the comer of East Main and Court streeU in the PLUMTREE, N.C. - Clayton McKin­ includes hot and cold hors d’oeuvres and an open bar Rockville section of Vernon. The fee is $3 if you’ve ney made no effort to hide the .38 caliber from 6 to 8 p.m. and coffee and pastry after the over 18, or free if you’re younger. ’The race, which revolver on his hip as he examined a auction. , starts at 10 a.m., is sponsored by the Greater Vernon friend’s still tucked Into a laurel thicket Items to be auctioned include: a microwave oven, a Jay cees. the Shenipset Striders and Vernon Parks and high in a mountain hollow. 10-speed bicycle, a weekend in Hyannis, Mass., Recreation Department. “I got one of my eyes knocked out four handcrafted items, theater and restaurant tickets, months ago. It’s giving me all kinds of liquor and child and adults parties. trouble," the night watchman said. "I Capacity at Vito’s is limited so tickets should be . A smoky night diin't know if I could see the law coming purchased early by calling either Maggie Dion at • or not.’’ 1 646-3150 or Vicky Mlzia at 846-7368, "Summer and Smoke,’’ one of Tennessee Williams’ McKinney, like his father before him, lesser-known plays, will be presented this weekend once used the pistol to ward.off snooping Watkinaon honors students and next in tbe Studio Theater, at the Storrs campus of revenuers over a lifetime of illegal the University of Connecticut. Performances are liquor making. Watkinson School in Hartford has named senior tonight, Saturday and Tuesday through April S at 8 “The law runs the same as you and I Phyllis Lessner of Manchester to its high honor roll. p.m., and April 6 at 2 p.m. For tickets call 486-3969. do for a damn bullet,” McKinney said. The school also named junior Laurie Morancey and "Fve shot at them a few times to make sophomore Michelle Cheikin, both of Manchester, to their fur fly but I just wanted to scare its honor roll. Don’t be too critical them. I’d always puli off. I didn't want to kill them.” Mental health group meets UPI photo It’s the final weekend to see “Critic’s Choice,’’ Ira Although McKinney says he quit Levin’s witty comedy about a suave drama critic (xmmercial liquor making a decade The Alliance for the Mentally 111 of Manchester will Peter Morrin, curator of 20th century art found in the show, "The Advent of whose wife leaves him in an awful predicament. All ago, mixnshine money helped raise a meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 4 of the Center for Modernism: Post-Impressionism and performances are at the Roberts Theater, houseful of kids — two girls and five Mental Health at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art, Kingswopd-Oxfoord School, West Hartford. Perfor­ boys. Some are eager to learn the craft support group is open to families who have a member gestures as he explains some of the North American Art, 1900-1918,” which mances will be tonight and Saturday at 8. Call 232-7808 passed down from father to son for with a history of mental illness. show organizers say represents an for reservations. 2 artistic freedom found in Maurice Play 3 bingo cards generations in the Appalachian Prendergast's flowing mural, “Picnic.” overlooked period in art history. Mountains. “I’ve got boys begging me to show Scouts serve ham dinner The mural is one of the major pieces Play bingo to raise money for Temple Beth Sholom French concert tonight Nursery School on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.. at the them how to make it. I've got some it Boy Scout Troop 126 and Cub Scout Pack 126 will temple, 400 E. Middle Turnpike. For $5 you will get wouldn’t do to show them. They’d get in sponsor a ham dinner at Emanuel Lutheran Church, A concert tonight by the Soni Fidells Quintet at the three bingo cards and refreshments. For tickets or. bad trouble.” 60 Church St., April 5between Sand 6:45 p.m. Tickets more information, call Miriam Krieger. 872-6306. are available from Scouts and by calling Valerie American Modernism show Wadsworth Atheneum will feature Stravinsky’s MCKINNEY, 64, SAYS he ended 40 UPI photo Norris at 646-0850. Tickets are $4.50 for adults and $3 "Pulcinella,” which the composer wrote in Paris in years of backwoods liquor-making 1910. The concert, at 8 this evening, will feature all Longtime moonshiner Willard Watson keeps a reformed moonshiner from the area around for children 10 and under. when a brush with the law cost him Wilkes County, North Carolina, once known as French music, in honor of the museum’s exhibit of Full mass presented more than 82.500 in fines and taxes. sharp eye out for revenuers as he stands guard French textiles. Tickets are $8 for the presenUtion in the "Moonshine Capital of the World." Coventry health clinic planned The Asylum Hill Oratorio Choir, accompanied by a "You can ask anybody around here at his still in this 1969 photo. Watson is a is testimony to unsung taient the Hartford Courant Room. Wadsworth Atheneum. about Clayton McKinney and they'll 600 Main St., Hartford. full orchestra, will present Mozart’s Mass in C Minor, COVENTRY — The Community Health Care also called "The Great Mass,” at 7:30 this evening. say, ‘Boy, I’d like to have some of his down on,” Johnson said. “Nobody Swaim said. “Sometimes you had to go Services Inc, will hold office hours at Coventry Town liquor,” McKinney said, “an d l’dliketo That compares to the 50 to 60 stills through the woods a half-a-mile with a By Bill Lohmann originate shows of such demonstrate American and Cana­ The concert will be at the Asylum Hill Congregational retired ATF supervising agent Robert denied it was against the law but it was Hall Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. for blood pressure significance. dian artists already were aware of Church, 814 Asylum Ave., Hartford. A donation of $3 is have some of it myself. Liquor's good sort of like speeding the way they looked 100-pound sack of cornmeal or sugar on checks, tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and health United Press International medicine if it’s made right.” Powell and his eight co-workers could "There is the ‘sleepy Southern European modernism — through Jewish music Saturday suggested. at it.” your back. I made a lot of money but guidance. For more information, call the services at But authorities say the art of making smash up in less than a week in a single personally I wouldn’t want to tell you ATLANTA — The early 20th town’ angle,” Morrin conceded. the influence of Matisse, van Gogh, sweep through four mountain counties a Johnson. 54, said he hauled thousands 228-9428. “But there is a new cultural push in Cezanne and others — and had The Wholesale Klezmer Band, which plays Jewish and running moonshine — glorified in of carloads of “white lightning" be­ exactly how much.” century paintings of more than 50 the Robert Mitchum movie "Thunder few years back. American and Canadian artists Atlanta." absorbed elements of it into their jazz in the tradition of Middle Europe in the 1940s, will tween age 13 and 24, when he was Swaim and several others said the A trip to the center. Road” — is threatened by expensive "We used to go through with an number of illegal distilleries has Volunteers complete training constitute a significant show that Given more public and corporate own work. present a concert Saturday evening at 8 in the airplane” to spot the stills, said Powell. caught firing up a still and served a support — IBM picked up a major Beyond that, the show aims to University of Connecticut’s Student Union Ballroom, sugar, cheap legal booze, and a new dropped dramatically. But all agreed a The Connecticut Valley East Branch of the organizers say represents a tardy “Journey to the Center of the Earth,” the Jules generation that found easier ways to "You might go through and cut up 60 nine-month prison term. celebration of an overlooked pe­ portion of the tab for the current credit those artists with leading in Storrs. Tickets are $6 general, |4 for students. The Verne classic, will be showsn Saturday at 10 a.m. at He gave up the illegal liquor business few dollars will still buy a mason jar full American Red Cross, 20 Hartford Road, has announed make a living. stills in three days if you didn’t care of moonshine in the Appalachian high riod in art history. exhibit — Morrin says the quality the way to modern art — not concert is sponsored by the Hillel Foundation. the Avery Theater, Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main about finding the owner.” for stork car racing. Now, he oversees a that Rachel Belanger, Barbara Salvatore and Kalene of the arts in Atlanta is "like night merely preceding it. “It’s not a dead practice but it has country. Baker, all of Manchester, have completed bloodmo- Billed as a pioneering exhibition St., Hartford. This is the last in a series of films for been for the past several years a dying Arresting a still owner generally stable of 14 cars at a garage and offices aimed at expanding perception of and day" compared to several “It is the purpose of this children, ages 7 and up, and their parents. For more in the rolling Wilkes County foothills — "My strong suspicions are there are bile volunteer training. practice," said Tom Parker of the required a stakeout that would tie up still some distilleries here,” said North American art. the exhibit at years ago. exhibition to demonstrate that information, call 278-2670. three or four agents for several days about a quarter-mile down the road Anyone who wants to do volunteer work can call the More than 130 paintings of Post-Impressionism constituted Haman’s the villain state’s Alcohol Law Enforceme jiv- from where his daddy taught him to Powell, the retired ATF agent. "I don't Red Cross at 643-5111. The next training sessions will the High Museum of Art in Atlanta ision. “It’s a practice that is handed with no guarantee of a payoff. features a number of obscure striking colored landscapes, still the initial phase of modem art in make liquor. have anything to base that on. It’s just be from 10 a.m. to noon and from 7 to 9 p.m. April 24. The festival of Purlm celebrates the victory of the Easter bunny hops along down from generation to generation Agents tried to scare people away my suspicion." artists and paintings previously lifes and portraits were gathered North America,” says the show from moonshine with warnings about "I could make more money racing nut on public display. At the same for the show from private and catalog. Jews over Haman, an evil man who attempted to and I’d say later generations didn't and that’s legal, " he said. “As long as time lasts some old That premise goes against the exterminate all the Hebrews in Persia. The Greater There are two big Easter egg hunts this weekend for have the interest in it. They're a little the health effects, but the real issue was farmer down here will make a little Catholics set marriage session time, the show thumbs its nose at public collections by Morrin and tax avoidance. Powell said. But Johnson said white liquor proved his colleagues, William C. Agee grain of the prevailing art history Hartford Jewish Community Center, 335 Bloomfield children. better off economically and didn’t see whiskey for himself and his friend to the traditional view of Post- The first big hunt is the annual Wickham Park event "A 3,000-gallon still left undetected golden for many Wilkes County A marriage encounter weekend will be held April 11 Impressionism and modernism. and Judith Zilczer, who spent three establishment, since many histori­ Ave., West Hartford, will present a joyous Purim the need for it. residents. drink,” said Willard Watson, 81, moun­ to 13 at Howard Johnson's in Rocky Hill, sponsored by r carnival on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m., including a at 10 a.m. Saturday. The rain date is Easter Sunday, "There was also a decline a few years for about a year would defraud the tain craftsman and reformed •‘The Advent of Modernism: years on the project. ans believe there was little differ­ government ofoverll million in taxes," "I would say several fortunes have World Wide Marriage Encounter Inc. The weekend is Works by artists such as Mau­ ence between Impressionism and magician, storyteller and juggler. Everyone arriving also at 10 a.m. The Easter bunny will pay a visit, and back when the price of sugar went up” moonshiner. Post-Impressionism and North children will actually hunt for wrapped candies, said Parker, explaining that some he said. been made moonshining in Wilkes designed for Catholic couples but tbe sponsor American Art, 1900-1918 ’ attempts rice Prendergast — his flowing Post-Impressionism among North in a costume will receive five free game tickets upon County,” he said. And there are still young people eager welcomes all denominations. For more information, arrival. For more information, call 232-4483. rather than eggs. Children must be accompanied by old-time moonshiners have turned to a MOONSHINING’S HEYDAY was in to prove tum-of-the-century Amer­ mural. "Picnic” is one of the American artists. Therefore, Charlie Swaim. 80, is a retire^ to learn the craft. call 267-8620. an adult. The gates to roads and parking lots will be another illicit income-producer. the mid-1950s when Wilkes County Lloyd McKinney, 21, has been hound­ ican and Canadian artists were far exhibit's major pieces — Max many artists in the show have been gained its reputation as the moonshin­ exterminator who collects stills and is more innovative than given credit Weber, Arthur Dove, Tom Thom­ dismissed as followers — not opened, and no admission will be charg^. However, "It’s a lot easier to grow marijuana ing his father Clayton for years to get Auxiliary has presidents’ dinner Going on a voyage? the park will close again by noon. than it is to make liquor," he said. ing capital of the world. full of lore about the old days in Wilkes for and should be recognized for son. Man Ray and Thomas Hart leaders. "In some way. somehow, about ail the County, when "every stream had a still the family recipe, so far without laying the groundwork for modern Benton are featured in the display. But Morrin and his colleagues The second, a hunt for plastic Easter eggs, begins at Parker’s division — which in North success. "It's something that's dying,” The annual Army and Navy Club Auxiliary past Will you meet a tall, dark stranger? Will you go on a 11 a.m. Saturday in the Valley Street side of Center Carolina has surpassed the federal people around here were connected on it.” presidents' dinner will be Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. art. Some of these artists were beg to differ. with it,” said retired NASCAR driver Swaim admits he even made a little said McKinney, giving his twin brother "This show is reappraising and masters whose styles had evolved They point out the structural voyage? There will be a half-dozen different ways to Springs Park. It is sponsored by the Manchester Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire­ Floyd a playful punch in the ribs. "By Members will bring polluck dishes. Any wife, sister, differences between the artists have your fortune told at the Psychic Fair, Saturday Jaycees and Burger King. Prizes will go to youngsters arms as the chief enforcer of laws Junior Johnson, who recently was given white liquor himself. mother or daughter of Army and Navy Club members giving a fresh look

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M A N U TS by Chart** M. Bcoub HAQAR TMB HOHRWLE by Dlk Brown* Journeyman actor wanders 2 M oN rN ^ CLOCKY^ATcNBf^ you ATE A U THE A^ATCH HASnY EVEN UUMAT ARE UE Friday TV 5TAKTEP, ANP YOU'VE 60IN61OP0N0U)? A IN 'T I ? 3 TME COOKIES'.' 5 P A T e A N P EATEN AaTHE COOKIES.' 6:00PM C3D Ey«wltn«M N«wt i z mlo lJ f^ 3 - l, A ^ e ! H i way into Hepburn’s arms GD SD DlfTrvnt Strokes ( £ Action Nows THE FALL GUY GD (39 Hart to Hart "Nothing was settled at that G D (S3 Gimma a Break By Vernon Scott United Press International meeting but the time spent with G 9 Knot's Landing Howie (Doug Barr) finds him­ her was worth anything, whether m m . (22) NewsCentar o r not I got the jo b ." ljUi self wrapped up In a case of HOLLYWOOD - Long-time ^|;(21) Doctor Who his own, as a retired movie Gould returned to Hollywood and character actor Harold Gould, a HS3 ® Nawa hero involves him In a plot to a couple of weeks later was told the 3 * 2 8 U.B. ACRES byJhnOavl* former teacher with a Ph.D. in CH) Raportar 41 part was his. In another two weeks ..M TICKLE solve a murder and find a drama from Cornell, hopes he THERE'S NOBOgV TO TICKLE] (22) MeoNeil-Lehrer Newehour he joined Hepburn in Vancouver, priceless painting, on ABC’s passes his most stringent exam in MVTUMMN WHEN I'M SAP ' 1:[E8PN] Mazda SportaLook "The Fall Guy,” FRIDAY, B.C., where he spent five weeks THE PHANTOM by L** Paik A Sy Barry I a CBS-TV movie starring Katha­ working with the screen’s first MOVIE: 'Desperately Seeking MARCH 28. rine Hepburn March 30. jU9TAneAP.,A Deep 'He,.CAN'T (CC) A suburban ho usew ife loses lady. Bher memory and adopts a new wave per- Gould, who has appeared in five C H A SM ,,, r ------CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME "You make adjustments when ~ W j ' sona. Rosanna Arquette, Madonna. Ai- TV series, all of which flunked, and dan Quinn. 1985. Rated PG-13. more than a few second-rate you work with a queen,” he said. "She called me^ Mr. Gould [USA] USA Cartoon Expraas movies, suddenly found himself throughout the long', easy shoot, 6:30PM (S) (29) Too Closa for Comfort playing his first leading man and romantic role opposite Hepburn and I called her Katharine. She (33) Benson The Great in "Mrs. Deiafield knows what she wants and she’s (22) (39 NBC Nightly News Wants to Marry.” outspoken. (2$ Nightly Business Report It was an intimidating prospect “ I wasn’t nervous the first time ® ABC News fashion designer by day and prostitute for the polished, urbane Gould who we played a scene together. When (Z5I (S® W all Street Week Louis Rukey- by night. Kathleen Turner, John Laugh- it comes to work, the rest of the SSK! S3) Notioiaro SIN ser analyzes the '80's with a weekly re­ probably is best remembered for lin, Tony Perkins. 1984. Rated R. . $3) Sanford end Son view of economic and investment his role as Kid Twist in “The world falls away and an actor concentrates on the job. She could CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Ca«al* [CNN] Showbiz Today matters. 1 1:35PM (3D Entertainment Tonight Sting, " the 1973 Oscar-winning Peter Strauss looks at the success of I WEXL Ol»T UAV I THINK IT'S JA P A N E S E [DIS] Adventurea of Ozzie and Harriet ^ MOVIE: 'Little Shop of Horrors' A movie starring Robert Bedford have been any actress. florist develops a strange plant which Love Lucy' in part six of The 20 Shows Still, Gould said, “ Katharine is [ESPN] SportaCenter Th at Changed T V . In Stereo. and Paul Newman. HAROLD GOULD feeds on human blood. Jackie Joseph, so unique there is no comparing Jonathan Haze. Mel Welles. 1961. "I never dreamed I’d ever work BLONDIE by D*an Voun« A Sian Orak* 7:00PM (D C B S N e w s 11:40PM [HBO] Ray Bradbury Thaa- . .. out of character her with other actresses. She still (X) Three's Company [DIS] Moustarpiece Theater ter: The Town Where No One Got Off A with Katharine Hepburn when I man who dreams of a rural paradise takes great delight in performing 2 was teaching drama at the Univer­ H 6 i£ N OAHHOHD (3D A B C N e w s 9:00PM CD MOyiE: 'National Lam- and that makes the work a finds that it is not what he imagined. sity of California at Riverside,” another Hepburn found them un­ IT'S BHHN I— r -O N O lE , CD (39) •100.000 Pyramid poon'e Vacation' While driving cross­ VBARS : V, k R U N G country to giant w klly World, the Gris­ 1 2:00AM dD Hawaii Five-0 Gould said with a broad grin the suitable. Then he showed the pleasure. GD Jeffarsona “ She doesn’t like to rehearse, but wold clan detours into a series of GD Star Trek other day. “ It’s the highlight of my actress a video cassette of Gould (39 Carson's Comedy Classics screwball sidetrips. Chevy Chase. Bev­ she did invite me to her house on (T9 The Untouchables caree r.” taken from a stage production of (29 (39 M*A*s*H erly D'Angelo, Christie Brinkley. 1983. location to work on the technical (R). (^ Talas from the Darkside Gould plays a Jewish doctor who “ The Skin of Our Teeth.” (22) Wheal of Fortune "The first thing Katharine aspects of our first kissing scene (3D @ Mr. Sunshine (CC) (Premiere) An (39 M au de saves the life of an aristocratic (23) MacNail-Lahrar Nawahour and again when the characters get acerbic college professor struggles to 99 Charlie's Angels i widow and then falls in love with wanted to know was how tall I ® Newlywed Gama rebuild his life after an accident leaves was." Gould reported. "I told the cold feet about getting married. @ El Oriental I her. The patient’s WASP familjy is 9 D Novala: Crlatal him blind. producers I was ju st a little under “ I had been a little apprehensive [CNN] Newsnight upset by their mother's romalnce 8 ($7) Nightly Business Report (21) (2Z) Great Performances: Bernstein with a Jew and the doctor’s six feet. Apparently that was about doing the love scene and Conducts Haydn's 'M ass in Time of War' [ E S P N ] Co lleg e H ockey: N C A A D ivisio n working it out in advance helped ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnson S3) One Day at a Tima The Bavarian State Radio Orchestra and I Championship children agonize over his love for a important to her. Then they flew [CNN] Moneylins Chorus perform in the Basilika Ottobeu- brahmin gentile. me back to New York so Katharine relieve the tension. 3-2t ren Church in Munich. (60 min.) In 1 2:05AM C3D Golf: Tournament Play­ "It didn’t take long to discover lUAT LAST CUT A GREAT SONG [DIS] Disney's Legends and Haros ers Championship Highlights The film is a gentle comedy- could see me in the flesh. Stereo. m 's COME undone:.. BY m GUESS WHO! [ESPN] Womens Basketball: 1986 romance that includes several love "When I got to her Eastside that the role Katharine was N C A A Womans Basketball Champion­ (jyp B o da s de O dio 12:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: Desper playing was close to her own ataly Seeking Susan' (CC) A suburban scenes between the two leads, one townhouse it was one of the hottest ship [CNN] Larry King Live days of last summer. She opened personality and character. It was a ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook housewife loses her memory and adopts in the back of an automobile, that [USA] Wild World of Animals [DISl MOVIE: 'Never a Dull Moment' An a new wave persona Rosanna Arquette, would give pause to any actor the door herself and told me to take delightful experience from begin­ DURAHDURAHf a cto r w ho is typecast in gangster roles is Madonna, Aidan Quinn 1985 Rated ning to end.” ^ 7:30PM CX) p m M agazine involved with Hepburn. off my coat. We had a wonderful A UNION OF l/oiCES I IHEPOUCC? mistaken for the hit man a mobster hired PG-13 Gould believes that "the film is *W H AT S IN (X) M*A*S*H to do a job. Dick Van Dyke. Edward G. Writer-producer James Pri- 10-minute interview, after which SOPERST/IRS RyeCTED ro(C R A 6 € 0 IN S o N O - I DIKE STRAHE? 1 2:20AM (ID MOVIE; 'Uptown Satur­ as much a story of age and AN ANTHeW QE) Wheel of Fortune Robinson 1968 Rated G. deaux interviewed several big- she helped me back on with my *UVE AID' NAME DONE A HYMN OF CHARITY | IT FO R. day Night' Two friends end up in a mess coat and admonished me to be romance as it is about Jewish and Fo r OUR (X) Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime [ESPN] Womens Basketball: 1966 of trouble after they visit their favorite name male stars for the role of the IheiROWN BENEflT APPEAUNfr To THE f M e ? " NCAA Womens Basketball Champion­ gentile traditions and taboos. GD Independent News Saturday night hangout. Sidney Poitier, doctor but for one reason or careful of the New York traffic. u a x m c r ? ^ 1 5PIRITUAI., AtTifUDES OF THE * 6£NePATpN.' sh ip Bill Cosby, Harry Belafonte 1974. (33) Best of Saturday Night EI6HT1E$/ i [USA] Golf: Tournament Players Cham­ (^ S 9 Barney Millar pionship Second Round (R) 1 2:30AM (XD comedy Tonight (22) Jeopardy (29 Night Gallery \ ! a 9:30PM CS) @9) Joe Bash (CC) (Pre- (29 (39 Friday Night Videos In Stereo k l (39 New Newlywed Game miere) A veteran New York patrolman Robby Benson returns to TV G 9 Benson eagerly awaiting retirement is teamed (39 Phil Silvers ALLEY OOP - by Dave Orau* with a young, by-the-book officer and the movie soundtrack for "The (27) State W e 're In (2D Dr. G ene Sco tt LOS ANGELES (AP) - Twelve as a series was ‘L ittle House on the 9D Noche de Gala Breakfast Club.” They have a TAKE rr EASY, HERE.LEMME GIVE O K A Y , G U Z , I (ID Archie Bunker's Place [CNN] Evans and Novak years after he made his first and Prairie.’ Now we’re up against SISTER! YOU'RE ------H A N D ! G O T H E R n o w ! 2'/4-year-old daughter. Lyric. [CNN] Crossfire 10:00PM (XD N e w s 1 [DIS] Disney Channel Prev­ only pilot, Robby Benson is star­ Michael Landon again, because his NOT GCMM' ANY THANKS! 2:40AM His wife has an album out in WHERE [M AX] Maxtrax 13D 99 The Fall Guy (CC) W hile Colt re­ iew ring in his first television series. Highway to Heaven’ is opposite us cuperates in a hospital bed, Howie be­ April called "Wake ’Em Up in [USA] Radio 1990 CBS’ “ Tough Cookies.” on N B C ” comes wrapped up in a murder plot in­ 1:00AM (XD star Search Tokyo.” It’s her first solo album He was not sitting idly by, of Benson, who is 30 but looks 8:00PM QD The Twilight Zona A re­ volving a retired movie hero (60 min.) C9j Joe Franklin Show since she left Meatloaf. MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves A Sellers cently killed stand-up comic must audi­ course, between that first nibble younger, plays a Chicago detective G 9 Mission: Impossible GD Comedy Break Benson was bom in Dallas, the tion his way into eternity, the men in a and reaching the air. He was very who is assigned to the tough OMbMMied by NEA.V* People's Caucus Special (J9 CNN Headline News son of former actress Ann Benson THE WEATHER R pRECAST secret society sign a bizarre blood oath, busy making feature films and neighborhood where he grew up. I'/A W ATERING ^ 9 Odd Couple and prod writer Jerry Segal. SAVE A FIFTY PERCENTT and a woman in an unusual library (29 Night Gallery CBS now is broadcasting six r H A U = OF M Y S A R O E N m akes a fatal m istake w hen she corrects television movies. (ST) American Easter Millionaire Maker At that time his father was in the C H A N C E C F r a i n one of the books (60 min.) in Stereo. @9 In 1974. he played a teen-ager in episodes of the comedy. 9D Start of Something Big [M AX] MOVIE: ‘North Dallas Forty' A cotton business, but at night he PM Magezine “ Remember When,” a story about Benson is married to singer- J- (X) [CNN] Evening News professional football player is left out in wrote satirical political revues. S 9 Webstar (CC) Katherine and a family with four sons serving in actress Karla DeVito, who for­ W H A T A R E OQOC!021Q03 (X) [HBO] MOVIE: Up the Creek' Four the cold by the team to which he contri­ His father and mother went on the Webster plan revenge when Webster merly teamed with rock singer ■ y o u DC>IM<3. college students try to bring some glory buted so much Nick Nolte, Mac Davis. World War If. If it had become a road with the revues, and when [U '-.«JIXpr takas the.blame for one of George's bad Bo Swenson 1979 Rated R to their school by competing in a raft series it would have been called Meatloaf. Benson met her while MR.SIUUYP habits they reached New York they race against a team of ruthless men Tim [USA] MOVIE: 'This Is the Army' The "Four Stars in the Window.” performing in “Pirates of Pen­ THE BORN LOSER @by Art Sahsom stayed. (X) MOVIE: The Robe' The Roman tri­ Matheson. Jennifer Runyon 1984 film version of Broadway s rousing sal­ “That was for Witt-Thomas zance’’ in New York. They have bune ordered to crucify the Messiah is Rated R ute to the fighting men of World War II worked together as a songwriting He made his Broadway debut at converted to Christianity when he dons features songs by Irving Berlin and a Productions, the same company [M AX] MOVIE: The Purple Rosa of 12 in "Zelda" as the grandson of Ed the robe of Jesus. Richard Burton. Jean supporting cast of Gl's George Murphy. team, with two gold records for Cairo* (CC) An unhappily married wai­ that's making 'Tough Cookies,"’ Simmons. Victor Mature 1953 Joan Leslie. Ronald Reagan 1943. Begley. tress is shocked when her movie idol he said. "The show that beat us out songs they wrote for Diana Ross GD Exhibition Baseball: Baltimore vs. steps off the screen and into her life. Mia 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide N e w Y o rk Farrow. Jeff Daniels. Danny Aiello G9 MOVIE: 'Catholics' This drama fo­ 1985 Rated PG 1:15AM [TMC] MOVIE: Scarface' A cuses on the conflict between an aging, Cuban immigrant ascends to the top of [TMC] MOVIE: 'All»y Cat' conservative abbot and a young, pro­ 10;05PM the cocaine trade only to fall victim to Astrognph After hoodlums cause her grandmoth­ his own violent lifestyle . Al Pacino. Puxmles gressive priest over.,the abbot's observ­ er's death, a vengeful woman uses her ance of the Mass Trevor Howard, Mar­ Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven Bauer. 1983 martial arts expertise to bring the thugs Rated R tin Sheen. Cyril Cusack. 1973 ' to justice Karin Mani. Robert Torti. Answer to Previous Puzila 1984 Rated R 1:30AM (3D independent News ACROSS 7 Baas' homes (29 MOVIE: 'King of Kings' This biblical R (29 Night Gallery 8 Rtquiras K U R D S W epic is based on the life of Jesus and the 10:30PM (TCn. ws struggle against Roman tyranny Jeffrey [CNN] CNN Investigative Report 1 Mak* ■ 10 Staw Dick Van Dyke E P O S M Hunter. Harry Guardino. Robert Ryan (39 sweater 11 Stags c f o u r 2:00AM JD MOVIE: 'Operation Cross­ T H A T 1962. 9D Loco Amor 5 Actress presentation bow* The allied army attempts to locate C E s < E i r t h d a y FRANK AND ERNEST Bob Thave* (22) (39 MOVIE: The Sound of Music' 1 1:00PM CTl Eyewitness News and destroy German missle sites during Madeline____ 12 Flowing oil wall (CC) A novice nun. m arried to a w id o w e r (X) Taxi World War II Sophia Loren. George 9 Inside 15 Recant H A T with seven children, attempts to escape Peppard. Trevor Howard 1965 with her new family from Nazi-occupied (ID (39 99 N e w s ^ 12 Bottle dweller 17 Without U V E A March 29,196«> (X) MOVIE: 'Anonymous Venetian' A Austria. Julie Andrews. Christopher (XD Benny Hill Show ; 13 Cuddle knowlsdga P E R U I T H I N ^ c Plummer. Eleanor Parker. T965. (R) concert conductor in Venice and his es­ You're going to make some important GD Barney Millar tranged wife rediscover love when he re­ ' 14 Rough 19 Russian secret S U R T (29 (27) Washington Week in Review changes in the year ahead that will result JOE'S (39 Odd Couple veals that he is slowly dying Tony Mu- 16 Singer Presley police 1 A R IN APVPi?Ti^lN 6 " LAV'fir (CC) Paul Duke is joined by top Wash­ sante. Florinda Bolkan 1971 Poor “Today’s Special." The K T in greater material security. Be patient, ington journalists analyzing the week's (29 Friday Night Ringside . 18 One of an 20 Chinasa because what transpires will take a little GD Start of Something Big 1 D E A E D E BLAND news. (29 NewsCentar column isn’t getting any mail! premier____ time. HAVe IvtAPe pop A [CNN] Crossfire ancient race D 1 R E S 9 Fet Albert Easter Special (H) Doctor Who 1 9 S g t En.Lai Li- — — ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll be [HBO] A '60s Folk/Rock Reunion How can we hunt down your N 0 S t \ I L S I _A _L more perceptive than usual in your com­ FOOD GD Juana Iris (39 M*A“S“H 22 Anything 21 Horse food Richie Havens hosts this concert spe­ A C E EMI mercial affairs today. If you use your in­ @D MOVIE: The Next Man' When a 9D 2 4 H oras cial, highlighting the fusion of folk and favorite recipe for veal piccante 24 Compass point 23 Strsatcar ± J . J . Arab diplomat makes some honest P Y V E Cl (USES sights astutely, personal gain is highly 9 D M au de rock music in the sixties (100 min.) 25 Persian rular 26 Catches R moves toward peace with Israel, he or chocolate mousse, if we don’t likely. Know where to look lor romance comes up as the next man on a secret [CNN] Moneylina 2:30AM [CNN] sports Latenight 27 Month (Sp.) 28 Siouan Indian and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph assassination list. Sean Connery, Corne­ 39 Foot parts 50 Reclined ®i6Mb»i«A.iae 'THA^/CS 3 -2 fl [DIS] MOVIE: 'Spy Busters' An Ameri­ 3:00AM GD Emergency know where you’ve enjoyed the 29 Casta ballot 30 Anna and the Matchmaker set instantly reveals which lia Sharpe. Albert Paulsen. 1976. can exchange student learns a secret 41 — de plume 52 Mrs., in Madrid [CNN] Newsnight 31 Formal spaach King of ____ signs are romantically perfect for you. [CNN] Prime News that Iron Curtain agents are willing to dishes? 42 Constructed (abbr.) Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ kill for Kurt Russell. Glenn Corbitt. Pa­ [ESPN] SportsCenter 3 2 ______of Wight [HBO] MOVIE: 'Norma Rae' A woman 35 Dirtisr 43 Befuddled (2 WINTHROP c-t>y Dtcte Cavalli______trick Dawson 1969 54 Recant (praf.) paper. Box 1846. Cincinnati. OH 45201. working in a textile mill finds new mean­ [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Frances' The public 37 Covsrsd with 33 Mountain in wds.) 55 Octane TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A staunch ing in her life when she joins the fight for [USA] Night Flight and private struggles of Francis Farmer, vsivsty growth Thaataly 45 Baby powder and forceful ally will be saying good SQV1ETIAAES 1 WONDER IF I A LIFETIME OF STOMRNG- A FAIROFYUCRY unionization. Sally Field, Beau Bridges, from her successful career in Hollywood Drop us a note and tell us 1 1:30PM (XD D yn asty 38 Wife of 34 Soviet refusal 48 Winter bird numbers (abbr.) things on your behalf today to others. W A S W ISE TO C7BCIDE TD ON QERAAS AND W FAT DO SHOES. Ron Leibman. 1979 Rated PG. to her placement in a mental institution, about the most fabulous fish, Abraham 36 Rubs out food 56 Pigpen The clout will be effective. [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'G im m e an *F" C am p (3D MOVIE: ‘Domino Principle' Two pri­ are portrayed Jessica Lange. Sam She­ BECD/WE A SERW-STCHAPER. I HAVE TO SHOW FDR IT? pard. Kim Stanley 1982 Rated R GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Tasks that Beavervtew's crooked owner has a ne­ soners are offered an immediate release 40Bsaidas ______A by an organization plotting to kill a the most perfect pasta that may have been too rough for you yester­ fa riou s schem e to expand his ch eerlead ­ [USA] Night Flight (R) 41 Baskstbsll ing camp empire world-wide. Stephen nameless victim. Gene Hackman. Cand­ day can be handled with relative ease 3:30AM [CNN] This Week in Japan you’ve enjoyed anywhere. group (abbr.l Shellen. Mark Keytoun. Jennifer C. ice Bergen. Richard Widmark 1977 today. In fact, their challenges will stimu­ Cooke. 1984. Rated R. CX) Bizarre [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 44 Franch paintsr late you. Write to Today’s Special, Man­ The Honeymooners 46 Contuma CANCER (June 21-July 22) Dealings [TM C] MOVIE: Coal Miner's Daughter* GD 3:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: Missing In Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiography. G9 Can You Be Thinner Action II: The Beginning' (CC) A POW chester Herald, Box 591, Man­ 47 Baaaball svantt with members of the opposite gender A young girl from a poor family in rural escapes his Viet Cong captors and 49 Hijack will work out favorably for you today. K entucky m arries a much old er lo c a l boy (22) @ 9 T onigh t S h o w In Stereo. wages war against an enemy that chester, 06040. 51 Abuts One in particular will be instrumental in who engineers her rise to stardom in the S 9 Hogan's Heroes greatly outnumbers him Chuck Norris helping you further a big Issue. music industry. Sissy Spacek. Tommy 99 ABC News Nightline 1965 Rated R 53 South American Lee Jones. 1960. Rated PG. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The needs of 9 D Kojak 4:00AM (TD Kung Fu Then we’ll do the rest. W e’ll plains those you are responsible for should be [USA] TNT [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] Larry King Weekend 57 Starts given priority over your personal goals 8:30PM CSD m o v i e : TH. Day Christ contact the chef and ask for the 58 Knowing today. You'll regret not helping If you [ESPN] SportsCanter [ESPN] Womans Basketball: 1986 Died* Pert 2 of 2 A moving account of NCAA Womens Basketball Champion­ 59 Airy farawall can. the arrest trial and crucifixion of Jesus [M AX] MOVIE: Tea for Three' Two recipe, which will be printed in g irls becom e bud d ies w hen they fin d out ship (comp, wd.) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Complex Bridge ^ in the politically troubled Roman- their boyfriend has been cheating on mental chores that require your total at-, ** occupied city of Jerusalem. Chris Saran­ 4:15AM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Wutharing TODAY’S SPECIAL. 60 Inquisitiva (al.) both of them Iris Berben, Mascha Gon- tention should be a snap for you today. don, Colin Blakely, Keith Michell. 1980 Heights' A young aristrocrat falls in love sha. Heinz Marecek. 1960 w ith a boy w ho w orks in her father's sta­ 41 4 a 4 3 Your powers of concentration will be at CS) 9 9 Mr. Belvedere (CC) W esley's role DOWN in the school play is lessened by Mr. Bel­ [TM C] MOVIE: Crimes of Passion' (CC) bles Laurence Olivier. Merle Oberon, full force. Declarer played low from dummy, A young woman leads a dual life- David Niven 1939 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Your possibili­ vedere, who is directing the production 8-U-M An entry and E)ast played the eighL starting a 1 Ralativa ties tor adding something of worth to NORTH B9 4 signal to show his doubleton. South 2 Compass point your holdings today are strong. But S 4 S5 SS WB543 vanishes continued clubs. West won the ace and 3 Mtntal you'll have to push a little harder to get ♦ 832 gave his partner a ruff. 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M yers. can then take a heart finesse and stili SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ow:. 21) Im­ GAQ7 2 ♦ S3 his side-suit carelessly, and the de­ 1-mile run says exercise and "Since 1969, I've been to no Gaskins opens the museum after make nine tricks. But Elast wisely led portant ob)ectives can be achieved to­ fenders alertly capitalh ^ on his mis­ chewing coal-tar gum helped him doctor except for two broken toes. finishing his “daily routine," a day by letting others think what you con­ SOUTH take. Ehwt won the opening lead with a heart instead. Declarer could win *a busted gut. and wax in the ears. CELEBRITY CIPHER ceive is their Idea. Work for the good of ♦ AQJ toss to U p the fountain of youth in the barefoot run of several miles, Ctlabrtty CIphar cryptograma ara craalad from quotattona by famoua paopla. paat and praaant the ttiamond king and retunied a dia­ the heart queen, but be still bad to give I've never had a cold or nothing." all. W A Q 10 Florida cypress swamps he calls followed by push-ups, sit-ups and Eooh lalfar in ma dphar atanda lor anotbar. fodey's c * ir U apuen P mond. Declarer trumped and played up the setting trick to Ehut’s spade he said. CAPRICORN (Dm :. 22-Jan. 19) Several ♦ 4 home. sometimes standing on his head — by CONNIE WIENER king. close friends will be depending on you a ♦ 10 9 4 the club 10. If West bad been kind “ There ain't nothing matter with He explains his aversion to shoes a practice he believes improves his How should declarer play? If his bit more than usual today. Be prepared enough to take that trick. South would me nowhere. 1 feel tiptop.” Tom this way: “ If your shoes weigh a circulation. "CHW Cl BF|V BFXHLM ACY EKH PQ Vulnerable: East-West no doubt have played West to bold the first club lead is low to the jack, be to shoulder some of their Dealer East Gaskins said after his birthday run pound and you pick up your feet responsibilities. club queen as weU. He could then win will be in dummy to take the success­ 5.000 tim es a day. you've picked up Gaskins has patents on a tire KM KH KEBCV XM BC ECGUWHMKBW ICV earlier this week. pressure gauge, a grass cutter and AQUARIUS (Jwi. 20-Fab. 19) You'll run West N*rtb EaxI Saath the next clnb with the Jack, pick up the ful trump finesse and will have no The tough-as-bark woodsman is 5.000 pounds." several other inventions and has a swifter race than your opponents to­ 1 ♦ ! ♦ spade suit by leading the nine from trouble with the cootract. an inventor, craftsman, author, Gaskins has prowled 'the BFW BFXHLM ACY EKH’B PC XH day. so don't get uptight if you find your­ written "Florida Facts and Falla­ 2 4 P a n P a n ! ♦ dummy, and later return to dummy health buff, businessman qnd. he swamps since 1934 looking for self involved in a competitive situation. 3 4 P a n P a n 3 4 with the club king to take a heart fi- cies" and "Tom Tells Tall Turkey The odds against a royal flush in says, " a genuine Florida cypress knees — short stumps that RXIW.” — PYMBXH FCIIQKH. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your will­ P a n P a n P a n neme. That would be 10 tricks, a good grow vertically from cypress tree Tales." two small publications power plus your vivid imagination can poker are 649,739 to 1. cra ck e r.” chronicling his knowledge of the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You can't be brave if you've only had wonderful result for South. Gaskins says he chews coal-Ur roots — and has sold them to stores work wonders for you today. See your­ Openbig lead: ♦ 10 Florida swamps and turkey Cut out and mall today to the Mancbaatar Harald, Box 591, Manchaatar, CT 06040 things happen to you." — Mary Tyler Moore. self in positive circumstances and pro­ However, West was not in a friendly The state flower of Wyoming is the creosote, a gummy subsUnce used nationwide, as well as visitors to hunting. ceed accordingly. mood. He played low on the club 10. Indian paintbrush. to preserve telephone poles. Doc­ his Cypress Knee Museum set in a MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 28.19M - It

U - iSeaNCHESTER h e r a l d . Friday. March 2«, 1986 Cancer children Connecticut Victims’ famiiy wanted Danieis to die THE THREE JUDGES convicted They aiso said they were pleased that sentence, and not a death penalty, was In Brief Bv Susan Okula imposed. The Associated Press him in October 1985 of the June 16,1984 Daniels had been given the maximum murders. Daniels had confessed to the jail term. But she was still unhappy, saying remain in school “ It’s not fair.” murders and pleaded insanity. Daniels was not in the courtroom Husband, wife shot to death NORWICH — The fam ily of motlier- Whipple’s roommate, the woman Daniels said he had gone to Whipple’s when the sentence was pronounced but treatments. , ; and-daughter murder victims Christine Danieis was looking for on the nights of By Gayle Young STONINGTON — The chairman of the town’s Norwich apartment looking for his was iistening over a loudspeaker United Press International Counselors said in interviews . Whipple and Amy Russell say they wish the murders, said that iife in prison was that younger children often benefit; !,Board of Police Commissioners and his wife have the man who was convicted of the girlfriend, Whipple’s roommate. After system in an adjoining holding room. j>een found shot to death in their home, police say. a heated conversation, Daniels sexually ” I hope he never gets out to do it to “ too good” for Daniels. when their classmates are In-; killings had been sentenced to death NEW YO RK — Michelle Shaw, a The bodies of Jordan Carreira, 55, and his wife, assaulted and stabbed the 20-year-old someone else. It’s been hell,” said “ I’m afraid he might come after me formed of their illness before they . instead of life in prison. plucky 15-year-old, described her I Jlorothy, 57, were found in their Stonington Road Whipple eight times. He also choked Albert Whipple. (if he gets out of ja il),” Mary Knudson return to the classroom and are ; “ I feel he should have gotten death... conversations with teachers at Jiome by police officers who responded to a report Amy and then slit her throat twice, “ Essentially, the guy is getting away said. “ That’s who he went for in the first allowed to discuss their feelings. ; There’s no excuse for what he did, ” said New Jersey’s Toms River High ^of a disturbance at 7:26 a.m. Thursday, Police severing her spinal cord, as she cried with it,” said Christine Whipple’s High school students usually • Gregory Russell, the brother of Whipple School North last year in a > JChief Carl Johnson said. boyfriend, William Biake of Norwich. ***Satti.had told the judges that he prefer to tell their own circle o f; and the uncle of 3-year-old Amy. “ Mommy, Mommy.” singsong voice and with a wry grin. Investigators would not speculate on the C. Robert Sattl, the prosecuting ” I think he should pay with his own feared Daniels would kill again if he friends themselves, rather than ; "W e feel that he should have gotten “ Why were you out yesterday?” "circumstances of the deaths until results of an attorney in the case, estimated that life.” were ever released. Daniels had become the center of attention for • the death penalty,” said Albert Whip­ "W ell, you see, I had to go get a "autopsy scheduled for today at the chief state Daniels would serve 87 years in the threatened an acquaintance after the the whole school. ‘ ple, Whipple’s father and Am y’s blood count.” „jnedical examiner’s office in Farmington are state correctional institute in Somers THE STATE HAD TRIED to con­ murders, Satti said. “ Each child is very different so ; grandfather. "W hat’s that, what do you .released. before he would be considered as a vince a 12-member jury to give Daniels it’s something the teacher, the • Three judges sentenced Jerry D. Satti asked the three judges to impoM mean?” "W e’ve reached no conclusion at this point.” parole candidate. the death penalty. But the jury, after 25 child, counselor and of course the death sentence based on the jury’s “ Well, you see, I have cancer.” 'VJohnson said. “ Until the autopsy is conducted, we Daniels to 130 years in prison on Danieis’ case was the third to be hours of deliberations that ended on parents have to work out to -; Thursday, the maximum jail sentence partial verdict. He also asked them to “ What cancer? My God, you won’t know. The only thing I am reporting is that heard by a jury considering the Tuesday, reported it was deadlocked. gether,” said Greeley. ■ declare a mistrial if they did not impose have cancer?” . it does not appear that there was a third person the law allowed. imposition of the death penalty under a The jury returned a partial verdict He pointed out that children with . the death sentence. His requests were “ It got to be a drag having to ^.’.’Involved.” Daniels had faced a possible death 1973 Connecticut law. All three of the saying that it agreed that the murders cancer often cope well with their ; denied, as were three motions by the explain everything over and over Johnson said a firearm was involved in the sentence, but the judges did not impose defendants have been sentenced to life were committed in an especially cruel, again,” said Michelle recently in peers when left on their own. • defense. incident, but he would not comment further. it because a jury had deadlocked earlier in prison. heinous or depraved manner, one an interview at Memorial Sloan- in the week over his sentence. ’The Daniels sentence has prompted condition that is required by law to Both Satti and the defense said they Kettering Cancer Center’s Child­ M IC H E LLE WAS diagnosed; would appeal. Satti indicated he may “ This is one of the most shocking Chief State’s Attorney John Kelly and impose the death penaity in this case. ren’s Ward, a wig of soft brown Thanksgiving of 19M as having; again seek the death penalty for Daniels crimes in our experience as lawyers others to call for a re-examination of the But they split 6-6 over the presence of hair framing large eyes made incurable cancer throughout h e r, Valley life not that great in seeking a mistrial of the jury portion and judges;” said Superior Court Judge law. Kelly said this week that if the mitigating factors. In a second require­ larger by oversized glasses. “ It body. She had been trying lose; ANSONIA — A poll of lower Naugatuck Valley of the case. Harry W. Edelberg, who pronounced Connecticut iegislature wants an effec­ ment for the death penalty, Connecticut was pretty embarrassing. No one weight to compensate for what • : residents shows that people of the region think the Defense attorney M. Fred DeCaprlo the sentence for the panel. tive death penaity law, it should law says a jury must declare there were wants to be ‘that person with turnedput to be a massive tumor in ‘ ‘ valley is a good place to live, but not as good as said an appeal would be lodged based on Edelberg and Superior Court Judges consider rewriting the present one. no mitigating factors surrounding the cancer.’” her abdomen. I other areas of the state. double jeopardy in that Daniels had Michael P. Conway and Paul M. Foti But other officials, including Chief crime. One mitigating factor defense 2 2 But to the surprise of her • been convicted of capital felony murder The poll results, released Thursday, are the sentenced Daniels to two consecutive Public Defender Joseph Shortall, says attorney James Ruane had claimed MICHELLE IS ONE of an doctors, she responded to exhaus- i ■ result of a survey of 400 residents of the Valley and murder. Murder is a charge that is life sentences of 60 years each on the the law is a good one because it makes was Daniels’ mental impairment. increasing number of children tive sessions of chemotherapy and ^ ” area and will be used as a guide in the Valley contained in the capital felony murder charges of capital felony murder and imposing the death penalty difficult. After the sentencing, Tam my Da­ UPI photo recovering from cancer who elect returned briefly to school last ■ count and Daniels should not have been *' Chamber of Commerce Community Image murder and 10 years for second-degree Whipple’s family said the death niels, Jerry Daniels’ niece, said she was to go to school when they feel well spring only to find her teachers I Improvement Project, which begins April 1. relieved that a life imprisonment convicted of both, DeCaprio said. sexual assault. penalty statute should be rewritten. Don’t expect It to bark enough. For those who will be rid of were unaware of her condition and; Those polled listed visual depression, the poor their illness, attending classes part most of her friends had lost track of • condition of local roads, and dumps and landfills Elliott's homemade dog houses she has been selling as a time during their treatment will her while she was far away at! as the worst things about living in the Valley. This feisty feline, appropriately named Taboo, appears ease the transition back to school Sloan-Kettering. ; As for the good things, residents listed the to have taken this house from the usual occupant in hobby for the past 12 years. when they are recovered, counse­ ” I didn’t want everyone to make • pluses as being close to proximity to highways Woman may face second count of murder 8 Camden, S.C. Actually, Taboo is trying out one of Hazel lors say. a big deal about it,” said Michelle, t - and larger cities, the pastoral setting, and the For those children with cancer who plans to return to high school; ■’ friendly and helpful personality of the Amos was pronounced dead at Saint Francis alive and could be considered a baby by medical Bv William P. Hanrahan standards,” Casati said. who will not live, school often gives again this fall. ” I just wanted my ^ ' community. The Associated Press Medical Center and Hospital about 1:43 a.m. the end of their lives a purpose and teachers to know that I would have Thursday, officials said. “ We’ll have a professional opinion on the status of the child,” he said. “ It will be based on whether the a sense of belonging to the world to be out now and then and not get \ HARTFORD — Police say a Bloomfield woman Police said that Amos was “ socializing” in the Advice they are leaving. Suspect competent for trial child was normal and healthy and if the child could uptight about it or anything.” charged with murder may face a second count, parking lot of the Hartford Mobil station. An have been brought to term without any problem.” But counselors also say Greeley said it is important for ^ STAMFORD — A former mental patient, because the woman she is charged with shooting was argument apparently broke out between Amos and Casati said he expects anti-abortion activists to teachers, principals and some teachers, whiie treating children; charged with knifing a welfare worker and Foreshaw, police said. pregnant. become involved in the case. fellow students should be well with cancer normally on social and • ' assaulting his public defender, has again been Bonnie Foresha w, 38, was charged with one count of Foreshaw was arrested in her car, not far from the informed about the needs of ” I believe they are involved in the case already,” he academic levels, to be aware they I found mentally competent to stand trial. murder in the death of Joyce Amos, 28, who police said scene of the shooting. Lt. Robert Casati said. said. Man is target to a woman taking aim children with cancer. Most of those have special health needs. Sloan; A pyschiatric report submitted in Stamford left her home early Thursday morning to buy a pack of Casati said police may seek to charge Foreshaw needs center on a strong desire to Kettering advises teachers to- Bailey said he will research similar cases in other ' Superior Court Wednesday concluded that Lonnie cigarettes. with the death of the unborn child if an autopsy report be treated as normally as possible. expect weakness, exhaustion and' shows the male fetus was likely to be brought to term. states as he decides whether to prosecute Foreshaw DEAR do a very good job of faking it, DEAR ABBY: My sister got ' Everett, 31. is able to understand the charges Foreshaw is being held under $100,000 bond after "W e know how hard it can be for occasional absences. ; “ We will go for the second charge if the unborn was for one or two murders. ABBY: I m in which my husband doesn't know married a few weeks ago. I washer against him and help an attorney prepare his her arraignment Thursday in Hartford Superior school personnel to deal with this,” Teachers are also told to monitor • love with a guy about because I don't want him to matron of honor. She wants me to defense. Court. She is to return to court April 8. said Margaret Adams Greeley, a the health of the other classmates. who says he feel inadequate. "h elp" her write thank-you notes Everett’s new attorney, Raymond Kelly, said Authorities say they may also press charges against counselor at Sloan-Kettering, dur­ especially of young children. Coun-; can't give me a We want children and I've been for her wedding gifts. To "help" he may waive a competency hearing scheduled Foreshaw for killing Amos’ unborn child. ing a symposium sponsored by the selors said they should notify - commitment. Dear Abbv trying to get pregnant for two means I should write them all ' for April 2 because of the results of the second Hartford State’s Attorney John M. Bailey said, hospital for teachers and princi­ parents when colds, flu or, worst of We've been to­ years, but no luck. Abby. can not myself. I know this because I ' examination. “ We’re certainly not closing out the possibilities of pals. “ Teachers avoid a student all, chicken pox threaten the child.; gether for three Abigail Van Buren having an orgasm be the reason I "helped" her write thank-you Kelly said Everett is taking anti-psychotic bringing additional charges against the defendant. COMING SATURDAY (with cancer) because they like Chicken pox can be fatal to a^ years. I'm 24 am not getting pregnant? notes for her shower. (She licked medication and that his dosage and the ty(>e of Right now we are going to be waiting for the aut()psy him. They are too easy on him child whose immune system is! and he's 27. WANTS KIDS the stamps.) When I objected, she ' drug he is taking have been changed recently. report to see if in fact the fetus could have lived because they are afraid. They are weakened by chemotherapy, said; When we first told me that Bride's Magazinesaid outside the mother’s womb.” too hard on him because they are the counselors. met. we lived DEAR WANTS: No. A nonorgas- it was my duty. Friends tell me not Bailey said no one has been charged in Connecticut Weekend Plus Magazine angry. Counselors at the school sympo-! together. It was mic woman can conceive. One to and I feel I shouldn't have to — Student held In extortion with murdering a fetus by killing the mother. He is "This issue brings out our own slum also discussed how teachers ; fine for a few months, then DEAR BIDING: What kind of thing has nothing to do with the her husband could help. Is this my investigating laws in other states. can deal with the emotions of their ^ ' DANBURY — An 18-year-old Danbury High whenever we'd have an argument, "future" do you want? If it's other. First see a fertility special­ duty? Please answer before she feelings on cancer,” said Greeley At his direction, the second charge was being held in to a packed lecture hall of students if their classmate should! School junior is being charged with extorting he'd tell me to get out. Well. I marriage, the only way to find out ist. Then see a sex therapist. Good gets back from the honeymoon. abeyance while waiting for autopsy results. educators, most of whom were die. They said some schools had; ! hundreds of dollars from a smaller classmate he finally did. which he didn't like too is to set a deadline. Give him six luck. TRAPPED t: . had allegedly been terrorizing since September. A spokesman at the chief state medical examiner’s 2 Between tbe Lines: The story reduced to tears as they watched planted trees in memorium, dedi-; f! much because I took all the months to make up his mind. Robert Schildbach, a junior, was arrested late office in Farmington said that autopsies show Amos slides of youngsters smiling der- cated shelves in the library to the! r behind the story. furniture, which was mine That's long enough to plan a DEAR ABBY: My name is Lisa ’Tuesday and charged with first-degree larceny. died of a gunshot wound to the upper chest, and “ the Now I'm at his place most of the wedding — or a cattle sale. and I am 9 years old. I want you to DEAR TR APPED : A bride terminedly despite bald heads, child who had died and sent; fetus was stillborn due to maternal death.” scars, amputations and severe hand-made memory books to the- .. authorities said. time anyway. He's a traveling know that my mom quit smoking should write her own thank-you The extortions began with requests for $I at a d Trends: Credit-card poverty is because of you. with a little weight loss suffered during cancer child’s parents. ! salesman, and I take care of his DEAR ABBY: I'v e been mar­ notes, and if she needs help, her time on the bus both students rode to school. epidemic in the U.S. cats, take his mail in. cook his ried for five years. We slept nagging from me. Last November husband should pitch in. Is it your ” police said. Soon. Schildbach was demanding $5 a Man dies on 1-95 meals occasionally, etc., on the together before marriage. He she read a letter in your column duty? Not in my book. day and eventually began showing up at a weekends. He rarely lakes me out wasn't the only one. but I wouldn't reminding people that the next day supermarket where the victim worked to take $60 WESTPORT (AP) — A 76-year-old Rhode Island 0 Cover Story: The Laughlins of was National Smokeout Day. That Thoughts man died of injuries suffered when his car left the because he says he has enough of call myself a loose woman or Getting married? Send for Ab- of his $86 weekly paycheck, police said. Manchester aren’t into eggs for the the bar scene all week long. anything like that because I only is when she quit smoking and she by's new. updated, expanded boo­ i* ~ Danbury police spokesman Lt. Arthur Sullo Connecticut Turnpike and rolled down an embank­ has not smoked since. Thank you, klet. "How to Have a Lovely ment into a river, state police said. My mother says. "It's the old did it with a guy I was in love with WHO OR WHAT KILLED as a threat. ; said the situation came to the attention of school bread. story; why should he buy a cow and I can love only one guy at a Abby Wedding." Send your name and . officials ’Tuesday when the 120-pound boy Stanley Prochniak of Esmond, R.I., was taken to CHRIST? 3. The forces of evil saw Him as a' Park City Hospital in Bridgeport Thursday after the when he gets the milk for free?" time. LISA IN MADISON. WIS. address clearly printed with a confided in a guidance counselor. threat. ; 3:16 p.m. accident and died there later, hospital 3 Outlook: Easter bonnets bring Do you think there is any future Well. I have never had an check or money order for $2.50 and One of the most unjust accusa­ 4. Jesus Himself saw His death; DEAR LISA: Thanks for letting officials said. with this guy'’ (He says he loves orgasm. I'm not complaining a long, stamped (39 cents) enve­ tions of history is that the Jewish as the will of God. back memories. me know. Plea.se congratulate me I .trly decision depends on your because I really do enjoy sex: I've lope to; Dear Abby. Wedding people killed Christ. This distor­ 5. God took the death of Jesus your mom for having raised a very reply just never had an orgasm, which I Booklet. P.O. Box 38923, Holly­ tion has led to many persecutions and used it for love. 0 Profiles: Tom Benoit. ' R R caring daughter. wood. Calif 90038. BIDING .MY TIME understand is not all that uiiusual. I and much violence. 6. All of us are in some way The real question is not so much implicated and all of us are who killed Jesus, but what killed beneficiaries of His sacrificial 10 Sexuality: The Kinsey Report him! What were the conditions of love. 30 Dining In: Cauliflower is a close buy it'’ chunks (fairly small for a single 45201. Be sure to include the title. i &m Andover-Andover Shopping Plaza LO l’ANN Pointers senior citizen like m e). I wrap MR. AND MRS. CARROLL J. MADDOX ' Ashford-Junction Routes 74 & 44 relative of broccoli and cabbage. these in foil and freeze them. Floating Jazz feat . . . they were married in 1926 DEAR Polly Fisher These pieces can be taken out 1 1 1 Dining Out: Restaurant critic LOUANN: You one or more at a time, defrosted MIAMI (UPI) - Woody Her­ 31 can purchase and used in casseroles, sliced for man. Joe Williams. Cab Calloway. Sondra Astor Stave visits Corky’s almond meal at ru sandwiches or a ham-and-eggs Buddy Rich. Anita O'Day. Maxine ARD Famous Italian Restaurant and some natural Sullivan. Tal Farlow, Dizzy Gilles­ Couple celebrates 60th breakfast or sauteed, roasted or ■ Qm

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QUESTION: Two municipal bonds I owned reached higher interest than municipals of similar quality THREE LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE QUESTION: In January, I purchased a 14.625 maturity last year and I redeemed them at their face available in the marketplace at face value. Oarttun^ percent $10,000 U.S. Treasury note, through my values. I had bought one at a premium price over its Omu9^ broker. Because of its high interest, this note trades at QUESTION: I bought $20,000 worth of U.S. face value and the other at a discount price under its MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY EAST HARTFORD . . _ a premium price and I paid $11,600 for it. When the Investors’ face value. Treasury notes in early June 1985. Since then, I have . J 646-1316 659-4031 526-9416 note matures in January 1989, the government will heard nothing about my notes, which are supposed to JACKSTON SHOWCASE pay me the note’s $10,000 face value. Will I be able to I am told I cannot take a capital loss for the bond pay interest twice a year. What can I do about this? j a c k s t o n s h o w c a s e take a $1,600 capital loss for the premium I paid on my Guide purchase at a premium and that I must report a 1089 income tax return? William A. Doyle capital gain for the bond purchased at a discount. ANSWER: If the notes are registered in your name, 1 LOOK AT WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING IN OUR OFFICE LATELY Is this correct? If so, it seems the IRS profits both you should have received a semiannual interest check ANSWER: Unless the rules change between now ways. by this time. Write to Claims and Correspondence and 1989, you can handle it that way. Under the Branch, Treasury Department, Bureau of the Public 60 11 726 125H 43 present tax code, the difference between a premium ANSWER: It’s correct. Although interest from Debt, Washington, D.C. 20226. 31 municipal bonds — those issued by states and their Einma Lana Elm St. Oakwood St Foeter St. Main St. Hanaen Dr. S b ^ ro o m Colonial, In nice '••'<‘•-’ *1' V ** :^ * * price paid for a note, bond or other debt security and shopping. Formal dining room, 7'x17’ porch. Hardwood lloora paying taxable interest and the lower redemption You do that by taking an itemized deduction of political subdivisions — is not subject to federal If you bought the notes through a brokerage firm or Vernon Wetharafleld E. Hartford S. Windsor Manchester Vernon throughout. Walk up attic and appliances Included. price can be reported as a capital loss. roughly $533.33 for amortization on your 1986, ’87 and income tax, the profit from redeeming a municipal bank, the notes might be registered in the name of the '88 income tax returns. It won’t work out exactly that bond at a higher price than you paid is taxable as a brokerage or bank. When things are handled that way, However, there is another — usually more way, because you’ll be entitled to less than a full capital gain. the interest goes to the brokerage or bank and is SOLD - 1 DAY SOLD - 1 DAY SOLD - 1 DAY SOLD • 1 DAY SOLD - 1 DAY SOLD - 3 DAYS advantageous way — to handle this. Youcan amortize year’s amortization deduction for '86 and a small Assuming you owned the bond you bought at a credited to your account. that $1,600 premium over the period of time you own amortization deduction for '89. discount for more than six months, the profit is a In that case, check wi th the brokerage or bank. And, that note and take a tax deduction for each year until it The amortization has to be pro-rated over every day long-term capital gain — only 40 percent of which is if you want the interest checks to come directly to you, 57 433 7 28 89 289 matures. you own the note. That calculation usually requires taxable. give instructions to have the note registered in your Edgewood Ter. Hubbard ST. Montauk Dr. Marrow Rd. Greenwood Dr. Crescent Dr. Here’s how that complicated arrangement works. assistance from a good accountant. You can’t take a capital loss on a municipal bond name. Vernon Tolland Colchester E. Hartford E. Hartford Glastonbury Let’s say you bought that note exactly three years Even though the amortization method can be purchased at a premium price and redeemed at its bothersome, it can pay off in tax savings. At tax time, Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can 2 before its maturity date. Divide the $1,600 premium lower face value. The theory behind this is that you by three and you see you can amortize $533.33 of the itemized deductions normally are more valuable than paid a premium price for that bond, because it paid provide answers only through the column. long-term capital losses. SOLD - 3 DAYS SOLD • 4 DAYS SOLD - 4 DAYS SOLD - 5 DAYS SOLD - 9 DAYS SOLD - 14 DAYS premium per year until the note’s due date. Manchsster Custom Ranch $114,500 ALTHOUGH ALL OF THE ABOVE HOUSES SOLD IN with Ideal layout for entertaining, 3 bedrooma, 2 full baths, rec room WE GUARANTEE RESULTS with fireplace and bar. Huge sunroom leading todeck overlooking flow­ SHORT TIME — ALL OF THESE SELLERS HAVE ering trees and shrubs. 2nd fireplace In living room. All appllancea. Carbide reorganizes , ARRANGED TD CLDSE AT THEIR CDNVENIENCE. ANYWHERE Business In following retirement 'S|- Indicators forecast strong economy WASHINGTON — The government’s main forecasting gauge products; and Tomfohrde having of future economic activity rose a sharp 0.7 percent in February Bv Peter S. Hawes ANOTHER The Associated Press responsibility tor consumer pro­ as the economy continued to send out signals of better days ducts, industrial gases and carbon dh0dd DANBURY — Union Carbide products. The Commerce Department said the increase in its Index of Corp. has reorganized its manage­ Union Carbide spokesmen would NEW LISTING! Leading Indicators was the largest since a 1.5 percent December ment for the second time in eight not say whether the reorganization rise, which had been the biggest surge in two years. months in a move that came one will be accompanied by any The February increase and the big upward revision in January day after Robert D. Kennedy was reduction in its workforce, which $56,900 were certain to be viewed as positive signals that economic named as the company’s next has been trimmed by about 5,000 We have lust listed a starter home In Coventry that Is only growth will strengthen in the coming months. chairman. people since January 1985 through one block from the lake! If you ore looking for o two bed­ The economy, as measured by the gross national product, rose The restructuring, effective im- a combination of early retirement room home on o good sized lot (172'xlOO') coll today tor o at a barely perceptible 0.7 percent annual rate in the final three m^iately, follows Wednesday's and layoffs. showing. At this price It will not lost long! months of the year, a weak change that helped push growth for all decision by Warren M. Anderson to In a statement, Kennedy said the of 1985 down to 2.2 percent, the slowest performance since the step down as chief executive new "streamlined” structure will Affordable housing hard to find? Coll os today and let us 1982 recession year. officer on April 23, seven months allow Carbide to be ”a great deal show you this one bedroom condominium In Vernon with o But the Reagan administration is predicting growth will before he also retires as chairman. more responsive and focused garage and o pool. Priced In the low $40's. rebound to a robust 4 percent this year. While this prediction was Kennedy, Carbide’s president of organization.” greeted with widespread pessimism when it was first issued, a chemicals and plastics, was Analysts said the new structure SPACIOUS STONE COLONIAL Thinking of selling vour property? For pro^ssjpnol ser­ number of economists now feel it may come true. named as his successor in both reflects the company’s adaptation vice and aggressive marketing give Allbrio Realty o coll. posts. MANCHESTER Six plus rooms in this lovely home. Large foyer with We hove earned our reputation for expertise, honesty and Under the new structure. Car­ to its existence without the huge hordwork. and profitable consumer products Lovely 9 room Cape. 3-4 bedrooms, large rec room witEi French doors and open stairway. 3 bedrooms and large 2 bide’s five business segments have car garage. Shows beautifully. Stocks hit another record high segment that in 1985 contributed fireplace and built-in bar, enclosed sun porch, oversized OUR JOB IS TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER. been reorganized into four busi­ about 21 percent of the company’s 2 car garage, air conditioning, many extras. $129,000. $119,900 Falling interest rates, a strong, continuing bond rally and signs ness groups, reflecting the elimi­ sales and nearly 28 percent of its of an improving foreign trade balance have helped push the stock nation of the consumer products profit. market to another record high. unit, which is to be sold under an “The top management has “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” On Thursday, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose agreement that ended an attemp­ changed. The company is going to A librio 11.02 to 1,821.72. With the market closed for Good Friday, that put ted takeover of the company by be different and will be facing U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE the week’s total gain at 53.16 points. GAF Corp. much different problems,” said 649-0917 In other economic news Thursday, General Motors Corp. said The specialties and services Leslie C. Ravitz of Solomon lA L T Y 202 East Center St., group will be headed by Heinn F. 156 E, CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Manchester it would raise suggested retail prices of an "average-equipped Brothers. ’’With the financial Ii:^ 643-2692 Tomfohrde III, who in a July 1985 constraints that they’re under, m m 1986 model” by an average 2.9 percent effective with factory reorganization was named one of V^IT/Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” shipments April 14. they’ll be operating in a very two Carbide presidents; the car­ different environment.” bon products group will be headed In fending off the GAF takeover by Vance E. Sonnenberg, who had A attempt. Carbide agreed to pur­ Aetna plans to sell subsidiary been president of that group; the chase about 39 million shares of its UPl photo chemicals and plastics group will stock from shareholders. At the HARTFORD — Aetna Life and Casualty Co. plans to sell a be led by H.W. Lichtenberger. who subsidiary, MIM Limited, to Brittania Arrow Holdings, a company’s fully valued price of $85 had been in charge of a unit within per share, the repurchase pro­ spokesman said. chemicals, and plastics; and the Facing the darkness As part of the sale, Aetna may acquire 100 percent interest in gram — financed through borrow­ industrial gases group will be ing — should cost Carbide more Aetna MIM Asset Management Limited, a joint venture headed by John R. MacLean, who providing international portfolio management services to U.S. also had been president of that than $3 billion. Technician Richard Gurrola tests an infrared sensor to CONDO CORNER pension funds, a spokesman said Thursday. group. Some analysts’ forecasts of the be used by the U.S. Customs Service as it patrols the R Qreeii Read, Maaebester MIM Limited, a British company, manages investment All four group heads will carry new Carbide have been that country’s borders; Developed by Hughes Aircraft at its Exceptional 2 bedroom, 1 Vi baths. Carpeting, ap­ portfolios, an Aetna spokesman said. the title president and will report to immediately after the consumer plant in El Segundo, Calif., the thermal imaging system pliances. basement, 60's. The sale, which is expected to be finalized by May, must be Kennedy. In the July 1985 shuffle. products sale the company’s debt DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS!!! approved by regulatory authorities and Brittania Arrow s Kennedy and Tomfohrde held to total capitalization could rise to enables pilots to see through darkness, haze and adverse Real Estate COUNTRY CLUB LOCATION ClHMmen Spriags, SaaM Wlatoar This brand new home is now under ronstrurtion on shareholders. equal positions, with Kennedy as high as 75 percent; and some weather conditions. The turret will be mounted under the Quality new home with 1 st floor master bedroom 2 Bedroom Ranch style. 1 bath, carpeting, appli­ overseeing chemicals and plastics, fear that may hinder its short-term 168 Main St.. Manchester Stonehedpe I^ne in Bolton. Featuring 7 rooms, 3 suite. Th baths. 2 fireplaces. MUST BE SEENI ances, washer & dryer and 2 air conditlo.ners. nose of modified Piper Cheyenne aircraft. bedrooms. 2.5 baths with a jaeuzzi in the master $177,900. Buyers Protection Plan also Included. 60's technology, services and specialty ability to generate cash. 647-8400 bedroom bath, large sparious rooms, 10x36 deek, "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES"...646-2482 Sikorsky announces layoffs brick front and cedar siding too! Offered at $168,500. BEHRMANN CONSTRUCTION Q u a lity ro n s tru rtio n bv I,e v ili! 647-8*100 BalMlag Excelleaea STRATFORD — Sikorsky Aircraft will lay off about 250 Caaatry LacaUaat - salaried employees at its plants in Connecticut and Florida next NEW DUTCH COLONIAL Bolton - 3 bedrooms, 2 bath ranch, hot tub off week in a cost cutting measure, according to a company official. U.S. firms ‘overmanaged and underied’ located at the base of Case Mountain master bedroom. The Stratford-based helicopter manufacturing division of Habron - Full Cape, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, Jenn- on Spring Street. Seven spacious Alr Range. 150's United Technologies Corp. will lay off the workers at plants in "Too many of our organizations of concepts and the ability to views, he says. Bv Steven P. Rosenfeld The late Ray Kroc, founder of rooms, Z 'h baths, 2 car garage and a Bridgeport, Shelton. Stratford, West Haven and West Palm The Associated Press are overmanaged and underled,” communicate that vision. picturesque treed lot! Meet with the Beach. Fla,, on April 4. Bennis says. McDonald’s restaurants, had a The helicopter industry has become very competitive, said Alienation in the workplace, he These concepts create an iden­ vision of the business that "made buildertoday in order to customize this NEW YORK — Coping with you sit on the end of your chair quality home. Jim Ventrilio, a Sikorsky spokesman, in explaining the layoffs. crises, tough international compe­ says, is a symptom of manage­ tity, a direction and values for a Sikorsky notified all 14,000 of its employees in Connecticut. tition and rapidly changing tech­ ment preoccupation with quantity company, making work meaning­ when he talked about hamburgers “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES!"...646-2482 Florida and Alabama of the impending layoff by posting a notice nologies may be such big problems rather than quality. ful for employees who share those and fries,” Bennis recalled Thursday. Hourly employees will not be affected. for American businesses because Instead of using rewards and Sikorsky, which has eight helicopter competitors, reported they are top heavy with managers punishment to keep workers in BACK ON THE MARKET!!! “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” 1985 revenues were flat at $1.5 billion. Sales of its commercial and light on leaders, some aca­ line, leaders have a style "that Front End Alignment \|i|iri>xim .iiel\ s.|, fi, oC conHuerrial spare in BRAND NEW LISTING!!! S-76 helicopters have slowed. It was developed for use in the demics and executives say. pulls rather than pushes people ••xrriirni dnvMii.iwfi liMafion. Parking for 21 ears. ■S-.S Diifilcx in cxi'rlltnit rornlition. Scp,irali* niilitins, Blanchard & Rossetto offshore oil business, but with the decline in that business sector, Leaders are problem finders along,” he says. .I'l'litional fiarkiiu! .i\ailablr, Immrdiale f>rrnpanr\, applnxm-rs, 2 car ^aragn. newer fnrnaee. (Ireal who overcome obstacles and build Such leadership is evident in the ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL ★ ★ ★ t Km u t f Inanrini» \\ ill Ira-e al»

_ ... « S3 FormFarm Sud oSuppliesIIm ood and E o oEquipment lp m e n t.... — 80 80 — 1111UEI p UfftMTCn 11 ll UCIP UfAMTCn A l£IJroR8ALE | _ J FOR SALE Notices Business Property ...... 25 E n te rta in m e n t...... 53 Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income T ax ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 R A T E S : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Recreational Equipment...... 82 L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 M ortgages ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellng ...... 5 5 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Boats and Marine Equipment..... 83 P e r s o n a ls ...... 02 Wonted to B uy ...... 28 Painting/Papering ...... 5 6 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Musical Items...... 84 A nn o u n ce m e n ts...... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 5 7 Minimum cnorte: 4 llnm. Jack J. Lappen A u c tio n s...... 04 F lo o rin g ...... 5 8 Cameras and Photo Eaulpment... 85 CARPENTRY/ MttCELLANEDUS Rentals ...5 9 Pets and S u p p lie s...... 88 F in a n c ia l...... 05 E le c t r ic o l...... DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to HDCHILD CARE REMDDEUNR FLDOflINR J SERVICES ...... 31 H e a tin g /P lu m b in g ...... 6 0 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 TELEPHOBIE OPERATOR ■ Realty Rooms for Rent...... be published Tuesday through Soturdo^ the Apartments for Rent...... 32 M iscellaneous S e rv ic e s...... 6 1 Tao S a le s...... 88 Odd lobs. Trucking. Employment & Education Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publlcof Ion. Experience is required. Will be operating our Carpentry and remodel- Floortondlng — Floors Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 Services W a n te d ...... 6 2 Ino services — Complete Home repairs. You name Help Wanted...... " For advertisements to be published Mondoy. ROLM telephone system. We have a busy Ilka new. Specializing In Hom es for R e n t...... , — ...... 34 you eoMld Bad a hama home repairs and remo­ older floors, notural and It, we do It. Free esti­ Situation W anted ...... 12 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. switchboard which requires prompt courteous Store/Oftice Space...... 35 day eara ediara Hiare It deling. Quality work. Ref­ stained. No waxing any­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. *179,900 Business Opportunities ...... 13 ...... 36 Merchandise Resort Property ...... Automotive ' service to our clients and sales reps. Some light ■omaowa erlia haa Hi m erences, licensed and In­ more. John Vertollle. Call Instruction ...... 14 ...7 1 Industrial P r o p e rty ...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... r e a d y o u r a d . Classified advertisements are typing also required. le awawar aH Hie why sured. C o ll 645-0165. 646-5750. Howkes Tree Service — Do you want to buy a house that*s a lot of Em ploym ent S e r v ic e s ...... 15 ...7 2 Cars for Sale ...... 91 Bucket Truck & Chipper. Miscellaneous for Rent — ...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The and why net quaeHeiia? house^ or do you want a house with a lar/(e cel­ Roommates Wanted ...... 39 Clothing ...... 7 3 Trucks/Vans for Sole .■...... 92 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Stump Removal. Free Es­ ...7 4 Campers/Trollers...... 93 TYPIST ■CARPENTRY/ timates: Special consider­ lar? Since you*re not going to live in the cellar W anted to Rent ...... 40 Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of It to pfeatt call- Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 7 5 M o to rc y c le s/M o p e d s...... 94 the original Insertion. Errors which do not I rem r s elin s I ELECTRICAL ation for Elderly and Han­ and most cellars just collect “fhinga” w hy not 95 This position requires excellent typing sidlls. Hom es fo r Sale ...... 21 M ach in e ry and T o o ls ...... 7 6 Auto S e rv ic e s ...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not dicapped. 647-7553. Services 96 buy a lot of house from me? Condominiums for Sale ...... 22 ... 77 A utos fo r R e n t/L e a se ...... be corrected by an additional Insertion. Additional duties include terminal data entry Dumas Electric — Having 97 Farrand Remodellno — Reports, Resumes, Let­ Lots/Lo nd fo r S a le ...... 23 C h ild C o re ...... 51 Good Things to E at ...... 7 8 Miscellaneous Automotive and assisting the receptionist with incoming Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Electrical Problems? 9*^ Spacious rooms is what this very attrac­ ...... 52 ... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 98 Need a large or a small ters and all Other typing Investment Property Cleaning Services...... Fuel O|l/Coal/Flrewood ...... telephone calls. 6 4 3 - 0 4 7 5 ters, room additions, tive brick ranch consists of^ and il a in a quiet All A ft Wtieomt Repair? We Specialize In done In m y home. Good decks, all types of remo- work, reasonable rates. Vtry Attiontbit A titt dellna and repairs. FREE Residential Work. Joseph neighborhood too. We offer excellent wages and a noncontributory Dumos. Fully Licensed. C oll Sue 649^134 o r 742- estimates. Fully Insured. 7463, leave message. large livingroom, bedrooms aplentyMen^ benefit program including a pension plan. Apply Telephone 643-6017, after Free Estim ates. 646-5253. in person or call 643-1101. Replies v^ l be kept CLEANINR 6pm, 647-0509. fa m ily room , din in g room , 2 car garageJn- Timothy Mainville Elect­ ground poo/, a 180x215 lot; A SMALL CEL­ confidential. An Ek|ual Opportunity Employer SERVICES ric — Specialized In updat­ Male/Female ■ PAINTING/ ing electrical fuse panels LAR, BUT A LOT OF HOUSE!! Call me Jack 2 to circuit breakers plus Spring means lawn work. Emergency? In Manches­ Paste-up artist, part time, Office Position — Full Painters, Carpenters, Receotlonist/clerk-tvpist. Receptionist — Styling The House Works. Resi­ PAPERING J. Lappen and please, do it now! ter, dial 911 for tire Roofers. Minimum 2 ye­ Good typist with organi­ Salon. One day weekly, home repair wiring. Free Let us do It to r you. 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ time, good typing ability, ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. dential houseclyanlno. An Monthly and per cuttlnp LOST AND FOUND police, medical help. day, Thursday afternoons pleasant phone personal­ ars experience required. zational skills, pleasant more hours available, estim ates. 647-7292. I Telemarketing — Make 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST established company Name your own price — rates available. Servicing and Friday nights. News­ ity & good organizatlonol Good strong comoanv. telephone manner 8> an must be flexible. Call appointments with busi­ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 fully bonded with above Father and son. Fast, Tg degn coffee stains residential and commer­ paper experience helpful. skills required. Computer 643-2659. ability to work In a tost 643-8339, ask fo r C a ro l. 164 East Center St. Lost — One Gold Flla- ness owners tor market­ average work below the dependable service. from China or plootic, rub cial accounts. Coll greed clip on earring. Please send work history experience helpful. Coll paced environment, the mark of printing exceilence average rate. Call Today, Manufacturing facility in ing department. Maintain Painting, Paperhanging ttoln with baking soda. To P a rtn e r’s, 644-0415. "Q u a l­ Mancjiester, CT 06040 Reward. Lost Thursday, and salary requirements Evergreen Industry, 649- Salesperson — Commis­ h o u rly ra te to $5.45, d e­ ol 647-0073. Employment & Rem oval. Call 646-5761. find a cash buyer fo r that ity Service Yeor Round” . to: The Manchester He­ 8667 for Interview sion Sales, good, strong pending on experience. Manchester has an Imme­ log and pertinent records. March 20th. Please call Hours are 9:30-3pm. Chino closet you no longer 643-4263 I rald, Box 5 C/0 Manches­ appointment. company. Positive atti­ Call RHAM High School d ia te openin g In the A c ­ 649-0467. & Education Hourly plus bonus pro­ Protesslonol Cleaning Pointing and Paperhang­ U M , place 0 low -cott od In Scott's Lawn Care and a ter Herald. tudes need only apply. H eb ro n, 228-9474 fo r an counting Department for ing — Exterior and Inte­ a General Accounting gram. Pleasant office lo­ services, specializing In C lo u lfle d . 643-2711. complete landscaping Impaunded — Female, 643-2659. application. Deadline for homes, apartments and rior, ceilings repaired. receipt of application, Fri­ Clerk. The qualified Indi­ cated In G la sto n b u ry . 633- service. Reasonable USE RICE to Cleon the Spacious Stone Colonial Golden cross. Older, offices. Services can be References, fully Insured. rates. Call otter 5pm, Painters Helper — Must day, April 4th. vidual must hove at least 3 8750. B a b y s itte r — S ta rtin g In HEATING/ Inside of bottles and long- — Six, plus rooms In this picked up on Route 44. arranged days or even­ Quality work. Martin 649-1S41. Call Boltan Assistant Dog Permanent Part Time be hard working, reliable, y e a rs e x p e rie n ce In a c ­ M a y , 3 d a y s a week for 2 Mattsson, evenings, 649- PLUMDING stem vases. Sprinkle rice lovely home, large foyer HELP WANTED count receivables, ac­ ings. Excellent referen­ W arden, 646-3102. 5ervlce Station Mechan­ Teller Work. Will train. able to do Interlor/exte- Wanted - Carpenters children aged 9 months & ces, all work guaranteed. 4431. Inside container, add with French doors and rlor. Call between 9am helpers, no experience count ppyables and pay­ Cashier Wanted — Fair­ Prestige Lawn Care — open stairway. 3 bed­ ics and Attendants. Full A p p ly 923 M a in Street, 4 y e a rs In m y hom e, area Please ca ll 520-4539. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ warm, sudsy water and Impounded — Female, 3 Part Time Inserters and part time. Uniforms M a n ch e ste r, 646-1700. and 4pm. 246-7101. necessary. Year round roll. Experience with IBM of Kelly Road, South way variety store has Spring clean up. Lawn & shake vigorously. The ro o m s & la rg e 2 c a r wanted. C all 647-9946, ask work or summer college 5^ 5 co m p u te r Is o plus. Part Time Help Wanted — Immediate openings. throom rem odellna: In­ shrub maintenance. Fer­ garage. Shows beauti­ veors, Chow, black, fu rnished . A p p ly In p e r­ Windsor. Please call and FLDDRING stallation water heaters, rice will polish and clean Coaper Street. Male, 4 to r Bob. son, 252 Spencer Street, Mature Individual needed students. Glastonbury Hours are 8am-5pm Mon­ A p p ly In person, P e ro leave name & number, Hours 1-5;30pm, Monday BD0KKEEP1NG/ tilizing, weekivs mowing. Interior. Use the classified fu lly . $119,900. S tron o R e a l Manchester. to set up and operate are a. 633-2904. day thru Friday. Inter­ F ru it Stand, 276 O a k la n d thru Friday. Call Jackleat [m ] oorbaoe disposals; faucet Insured, free estimates. E sta te , 647-7653.0 years. Poodle cross, Dental Assistant — Storrs 644-1609. INCDME TAX repairs. 649-4539. V lso/M - columns to sell those still white, Dover Rood. Call modern electronic power ested Individuals may fill Street, M a n ch e ste r, 643- 646-1717 b efo re 3pm fo r an Call Simon & Simon Tl- C all 644-0561. family practice, cholrslde out applications begin­ asterCard accepted. good, but no longer used the Manchester Dog Medical Assistant, Man­ Accounting Clerk — Part presses. Potential em­ 6384. Interview . lemasters tor sales and Items around your home. experlenc, warm, friendly ning M a y 31, 1986 o f 80 Landscape Maintenance Income Taxes prepared In Colonial — Manchester, W arden, 646-4555. chester Medical office, time to work IVj days In ployee must be mechani­ Installotlon of ceramic, Lawn Maintenance — personality with strong Colonial Road, Manches­ Immediate openings for Laborers — For full time your own home. Call Jim 189,900. 3 b ed ro o m C o lo n ­ 12:45om to 5:45pm, Mon­ Manchester and I'/j days cally Inclined and wllllno mosaic, quarry 8. vinyl n,|MI8CELLANEDU8 Free estimates. By the lob desire to work with people ter, CT. Salary commen­ experienced carpenters. p ositio ns. C a ll 649-1982 a f­ for reasonable rates. 742- ial, In nice residential day, Tuesday, Thursday, In N ew B rita in . C o m p u ter to learn and achieve. Machinist or Tool Maker tile. Free estimates. DH8ERVICE8 or monthly rotes. Com­ essential. Excellent be­ surate with experience. Trim work and plastic te r 5pm. 1009 after 6pm. Manchester — Colonial, area, vet convenient to Friday. Assist physicians experience helpful. Call Good potential with excel­ — Part time available. Please coll for on appoint­ HD mercial and residential. TYPESETTER, Full nefits, No Saturdays or laminate experience o seven rooms, three bed­ schools and shopping. with patient care Includ­ Rona, Connecticut Travel lent benefits. Apply In Excellent opportunity for EOE. Real Estate ment, 649-0359. C all J., 649-4800. time position, first evenings. 4-4'/j days. 429- prerequisite. Full time rooms, two car garage, Formal dining room, ing Sigmoidoscopies and Services, after 1pm, 522- person. Quality Name retired person. For more CARPENTRY/ Spring Clean Up — shift. Compugra- 8282. Plate, Fisher Hill Road, in fo rm a tio n , c o ll 742-6827. Moving Company expe­ employment & benefits. Carpentry Foreman — Thatching, mowing, large screened front 7'x17' porch. Hardwood clericol work experience 0437. E O E . REMDDEUNR ONE OF THE nicest East Glastonbury. rie n c in g g row th In need of C a ll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5pm. Experienced working Hundreds of readers turn hedge trimming, light porch, wood burning floors throughout. Walk- phic Editwriter 7700 required. Send resume. HOMES things about wont ads Is SALESPEOPLE Auto DIsmantler Wanted von foreman helpers, me­ Monday thru Friday. foreman, minimum 5 ye­ to Classified every day trucking, professionally sto ve In fa m ily ro o m , w a ll up attic and appliances Operator. Experi­ Box 0, c/o Manchester Receptionist tor busy ap­ All Types of Remodeling, ttieir low cost. Another is Sitter Needed tor 2 child­ — Must have own fools chanic, warehousemen. a rs e x p e rie n ce In re m o ­ FOR SALE searching for some par­ equipped, dependable. In­ to wall carpeting through­ I n c lu d e d . D.W. Fish ence a must. Abie to Coffee & Donut Shop H erald.______p lia n c e sto re In M a n ch e s­ no lob to small, reasona­ their quick action. Try a R e a lty, 643-1591 o r 871- ren after school. School and auto experience. Shepards, Inc., 20 Eastern deling, steady work, good im ticular Item'. WIN your ad sured. Ray Hardy, 646- out, oppllanced kitchen. ter. Heavy telephone work independently, days only, 2:30-6:00 near P a rk R oad, 528-9141. E O E . Immediate openings for hourly wage. 6 paid holi­ ble prices. Call Jim, 647- want ad todayl M u st be seen. $114,900. 1400.O Mature adults and high Dental Hygenlst - Part work. Must be responsi­ Comoanv paid health In­ All real estate advertised be there? 643-2711. 7973. willing to work over­ Washlngtoh Elementary. carpenters, experienced days, paid vacations, 1328. Owner, by appointment time, one week day, possi­ ble tor daily cash, heavy su ra n ce, c a ll 649-3391. In the M a n ch e ste r H e ra ld school students. Part Waitresses. Afternoon In fra m in g an d m ust kno w medical Insurance pro­ only, coll otter 6pm, 643- time, and can handle b le Satu rd ays. 423-8922. customer contact. Lloht C a ll 647-9905 a fte r 6pm. Is su b ject to the fe d eral time all shifts. Excel­ and evening positions how to layout. Full time g ra m . C a ll 643-6712. 7518. pressure. Ask tor Laurie. b o o k k e e p in g . C o ll 647- Teacher Aide — Needed Fair Housing Act of 1960, lent pay with experi­ open. A p p ly In person L a employment & benefits. 991 CONDOMINIUMS 9997, Ja n o r Jo a n , be­ for substitute positions In which makes It Illegal to For confidential in­ ence or we will train. day care setting. Flexible Strode West 471 Hartford C a ll 742-5317 , 8:30 to 5pm, Small Engine Mechanic advertise any preference, “ I FOR SALE HELP WANTED tw een 12-4pm. — 2 & 4 cycle experience. terview. call Irene Apply in person: • M e c h a n ic hours and experience pre­ Road, Manchester. Monday thru Friday. limitation or discrimina­ Bolton. Nice starter or Secretarial — Need top fe rred . C a ll 649-2469. Own tools 8t transporta­ tion based on race, color, retirement home, 6 room Affordable — Roomy 4'/j Gross at THOMP­ • P a rts P u lle r Cable TV — Experienced • Counterman notch, ,skilled, profes­ Short Order Cook. Port tion. Good opportunity, religion, sex or national ranch, full basement with room Condominium con­ Mister Donut Installers needed. Must SON ASSOCIATES, Apply In person, sional, calm secretary tor time day position open. Part Time Security Offic­ full time position. Eck­ origin, or on Intention to L shaped fam ily room and veniently located on bus 255 West Middle Tpke. have own truck and tools. Physical Therapy Assist­ ers — Evenings 5:30pm to e rt's, C o ve n try, 742-6103. 688-7281 - between Mansfield Auto Parts, dynamic, fast paced, suc­ Apply In person. La make any such prefer­ Priced To Sell — 9 room Deluxe Accomoda­ O N E O F T H E good habits By Owner — Victorian sliders to the bock yard, line. Two generous bed­ M anchester C a ll 429-7935, 7:30am to ant — Part time, 15-20 10pm, w eekends 7-3 & 3-11. 8:30am and 12 noon. R ou te 32, M a n sfie ld . cessful ad agency. Excel­ Strode West 471 Hartford ence, limitation or dis­ custom home built to tions!!!! This brand new thrifty people have deve­ style country home In large deck, nice garden rooms, deck, oppllanced ' 5:30pm. hours per week. Appli­ Manchester area. Imme­ lent salary and benefits In Rood Manchester. crimination. The Herald satisfy owners quality de­ hom e Is now un der co n ­ loped Is dolly reoding of quiet setting. 6 rooms with area too, assumable mort­ kitchen. Only 145,900. cants should possess an diate openings to quali­ this key position. Call HOMES will not knowingly accept mands, newly remodeled struction on Stonehedge the ads In classified . \ V i baths, reasonably gage. Coll Century 21 Joyce G. Epstein Real Assistant Teacher — Ver­ associates degree In phys­ fied applicants, over 18, B a rb a ra at 646-2906. Counselor — For mental FOR SALE any advertisement which throughout, new 28 x 12 L a n e In B o lto n . F e a tu rin g Thot's where they find p rice d . C o ll 742-8665 a fte r T e d fo rd 647-9914. E sta te , 647-8895.0 non Head Start Center. ical therapy or 2 years health supervised apart­ car, telephone, clean po­ HD value buys. 6pm. exp erien ce. A p p ly In p e r­ Is In v io la tio n of the law . pressurized deck, large 7 ro o m s, 3 bed ro om s, 2.5 WE NEED It A ssist the te ach er In the ment program. 19 hours lic e re co rd . 14.50 p er hour Cashier — Weekend son or send resume to family room with brick baths w ith a la cu zzi In the overall planning, direc­ w e ek ly . 17,598. M in im u m to sta rt. C a ll 527-0225 fo r nights. Immediate open­ Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- fireplace. Knotty pine master bedroom bath, tion and control of the requireiments BSW and an appointment. ing. Apply at Atlas Mobil, well Street, Manchester. walls and Anderson slid­ large spacious rooms, 10 x CARS classroom, to work with experience In mental CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE John Fitch Blvd., South Attn: PT DEPT. ers to outdoor patio, open 36 deck, brick front and FOR SALE H O r o S s A L E [ lO r o S s A L E [1 0 ro" SALE an awareness and knowl­ health field. Send resume edge of Headstart oblec- Windsor, between the Part Time — AAA Auto living room and entrance cedar siding too! Ottered hours of 6am and 1pm. by April 11 to Genesis foyer, fully oppllanced at 1168,500. Q u a lity c o n ­ tlves and concepts; to Cook — Immediate open­ Club. Opportunity In our RESERVATIONIST C enter, 75 M a in Street, kitchen, walk up attic, struction by Levitt! Jack- understand the purpose ing tor quality, expe­ telemarketing depart­ Learn New Trade. Fire Manchester, CT 06040. very private yard, a bar­ son & Jackson Real Est­ and function of the center rienced person. Starting ment, 391 Broad Street, restoration company Manchester. Interesting gain in today's market at ate, 647-8400 o r 646-8646.0 as It re la te s to other p arts pay up to $6 per hour with Data Entry Clerk/Tyolst looking tor a tew strong, w o rk In p le a s a n t s u r­ 1123,500. Century 21 of the total program, high advancement potential. — CRT Insert Input of MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 energetic people. Will roundings. Hourly wage Jackston-Showcase, 646- Brand New Llstlngll! 5-5 school diploma, or the A p p ly In person to Don, lab)or and materials for WE PAY LESS... SO DO YOU! train. Start at 15 per hour. a n d commission. 1316.Q Duplex In excellent condi­ equivalent with 1 year Hungry Tiger, Manches­ lob cost reporting and C a ll 9am -3pm , 646-6855. Mondav-Thursdav, 4om- tion. Separate utilities, experience In early child­ ter, 649-1195. other clerical duties os • Computer Knowledge • hood classroom. Job op­ 9pm. We will train. Ask for Arvine Place — Country appliances, 2 cor garage, R assigned by supervisor. Receptionist — Manches­ Ju d y N atv, 646-7096. An Club Living In this new newer furnace. Great In­ ening Immediately, lob Applicants should possess ter doctor’s office, part Full or part time - Depen­ Equal Oooortunitv executive residence off come potential 1 Ottered • Good typing skills required • ends Mav 9th. Contact typing skills and min­ Helen Seale, Director, time tor mature person, dable person for yard E m p lo y e r. South Main Street! A at $128,900. C a ll Q u ic k !! must be available when maintenance, raking, imum of one year CRT m a ste rp ie ce In design and Jackson & Jackson Real • High school graduate • 774-0400, W aca p , Inc., 32 data entry experience. Broad Street, Danielson, needed. C o ll 646-0188 fo r mowing, etc. Must hove construction. 1174,900. E state, 647-8400 o r 646- VUE M0T0I8 IIS Ittsl purciased llsii cars Iram oanaral Motors ol in terv ie w . driver's license. Call 646- This Is o full time positon C T 06239. Classified Telephone Res- " W e Guarantee our 8646.0 • Pleasant phone voice • 8042, ask fo r B ob o r leave carrying complete com­ siMlaillal savins, mass cars lavs bsan driven by OM enecullvos only, ervatlonlst — Monday Houses'. Blanchard & M a n ic u ris t W anted In a pany benefit package. m essage. thru Friday, 8:30-5pm. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- and all mil carry liclorv varraniy... p ro g re ssiv e salo n In V e r­ Send resume and salary Computer knowledge, 2482.Q Repossessed Homes from • Good salary • Pleasant atmosphere non. W ill tra in In a ll history to: Industronics, Real Estate Agents — Full good typing skills re­ g ove rn m e n t fro m $1.00 phases of nail care spe­ Inc., 489 S u lliv a n A ve., M AN CH ESTER $135,000 plus repol rs/taxes. Slop Down idday lor the BEST VALUE! and part time wanted by quired, high school gradu­ Wishing will not sell any­ • Health benefits • Holidays & birthdays Gas Station Attendont- cializing In gel nails. Full South W in d so r, C T 06074. Throughout CT/Notlon- aggressive Manchester ate, pleasant phone voice, GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY thing ... a low-cott ad In /Mechanlc’s Helper — and part-time positions EOE/MF. 19BS CADILLAC agency. Personalized excellent fringe benefits. This older 2 family homo can help you make Classified will. Why not wide. Also tax properties, Full time days, must be available. Good benefits. FLEETWOOD BROUBHAM training, many benefits. For confidential Inter­ payments on your mortgagel 6 + 6 duplex place one todayl 643-2711. 216-453-3000, E xt. H1072. clean, will train, benefits. Call for an appointment, Laborer for siding com­ s a te . iM f-k lo cM V I. F.N.D . m Io., nm m wkih Green House Realty, 646- view, call Penny Sleffert, located in nice area close to busline, shopping, SMtS. A SWMOOl. MC. iMttd flott. Wl For confidential Interview: C a ll L a rry 's , 871-1790. pan y. 643-9633, 742-5406. 643-6713. 4655. 643-2711 betw een 9am and cridM cw lvil, raav Monor. kalMr inicitor, schools, etc. Good sized rooms. 3 bedrooms Custom Ranch — Man­ Manchester — Lovely 9 M in i sm o cjssotli, viM f m U m l. S tw l i r « Call Penny Sleffert • 643-2711 noon. each, owner's side has modern kitchen and chester, 1114,500, with ro o m Cape, 3-4 bed ro om s, u x r ...... >27.198 Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut bath, aluminum sided. Shows very well. Ideal layout for entertain­ large rec room with fire­ Between 9 a.m. and Noon Bank & Trust Bank 8c Trust Bank 8i Trust Bank 8i Trust ing, 3 bedrooms. 2 full p la c e and b u ilt In b ar, Laborer for pipeline con­ W$ can hilp you bocomo a baths, rec room with fire­ enclosed sun porch, over­ D A T A E N T R Y D A T A E N T R Y D A T A E N T R Y D A T A E N T R Y struction, must be rella- “REALE” PR FE SI NAU place and bar. Huge sun- sized 2 car garage, air b l e a n d have 0 8 0 OPERATORS OPERATORS OPERATORS OPERATORS Call 646-4S2S. and atk lor Don. room leading to deck conditioning, many ex­ transportation, top overlooking flowering tras. $129,000. U & R iiaitfligHlrr Hfraih w ages. 649-6087. trees and shrubs. 2nd R ealty, 643-2692.0 Like Some W h ile the Why Stay Y o u P ic k D. F. REALE, INC. fireplace In living room. Reef fsla to Extra Income? Delivery All appliances. D.W. Fish Spacious 3 family, 3 car K id s a re Home? T h e H o u rs ! 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct R e a lty, 643-1591 o r 871- garage. 1190,000. C a ll 646- 1400.O • Part Time a t S c h o o l. • Part Time • Part Time Earn Extra Cash 646-4525 0754. 19I90LDSM0BILE 1985 CADILLAC CIMARRON 4^. sedjA. tud-in|etlcd 4 cyl F M 0 4 iprfd po«et ma PICTURE THIS • Flexible Haurs . P art T im e Delivering SNET Tele­ FIREIZ9 4m. wsU I iMit. An,, timed iu$$. mi ancet. ctwic • Flexible Hours • Flexible Hours 4 Im U iIk M 4 c y l. F.W.O. Mto.. PS. P I. phone directories In the coAltol. lev ddottv Imrcs leather tnletioi luckei anytime between . Pipxihle Hours anytime between anytime between greater Manchester area. D m . SMta IIM V Itcbs. MC. I n M ib u . HI stilt. MilFU sicreo cittcMe Foticl Ihe BMW Sail- 9am - 11 pm. 9am -11 pm. 9am -11 pm. Hours flexible with pay­ cralM CMilrol. rMV M o m s . MAJFH sloiot. INit car PERFORMS Slock IP1I6 anytime between SIm IH « .PI17 ment dependent on $ EXTRA MONEY $ 9am -11 pm . 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Plaza, East RECENT DEPOSITS AND SALES: IBM OimatOMU ClfTUSS MkANh AllSA l«-1 C|l. hm . tWIBUCKMVIfMSiKMIa PI06 TA VS f«0 «K 8Miei<«< H artford. H artford. P I rt. AC. MM Mm . dtw n m . AMf W iMyl tipmm - H—■MHii iMtiSOMilKii AC MH|im M young children bring them H artford. Product Development 0««Mr.l$ldOMfeM...... *0.205 ■AMcrgHCHtat iwOMooK cWfeHMw.AMfllilvtg ■ ' I MAIN ST., MANCHESTER imCICWlOICT CAPdWCi CUMK WM linA. I4M t«l$ rM SM HM Mt Oh 8HK *10.495 For more For more F or more For more Corp. V4. hM MnijixiBoB— - pmMdH0.Mli4iMiiKta.AC. IMS BUCK PAM AVINUCSKckta tTISA 4* itaH VS save on c/o Knights of Columbus OMipOll MIHeM BM lt$HM M l4W dMta.AHlfWlHM. HM HMitH.PS PI HWMNm MlMHd«gwlKkt AC Mrf with you and information. Call information. Coll information. Coll •] *» - 4 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Milioal letataltaHH Oh m m .FMMImmv...... |lni HgHK OKMceHtl iMt dHuag* cWktawMi AMAH tint. information. Call >0.005 tvyliMl Oh k wmihhi rMwHbwfycai . 138 Main Street W ' IW4 PONTIAC TIIANI AM WHkIM HUA V4 Mi • *8.995 Paul Howard, Paul Howard, Paul Howard, Paul Howard, Manchester BERLIN TPKE., NEWINGTON Pt PI HMiMim AC.kM4gaM.MlHKLcralMCM TptlMiWCUIIVGIIANOMAII<}i>IS4» udM Vl aM Pt ta babysitting costs. •Me*. dM eta*. AMT ■ itaHC*. Oh KMI. IM r— wH—i4dm Igctt MC HM|(m M«Hit ctmcMii 244-4337. 244-4337. 244-4337. 244-4337. or call 646-1520. iMOoWUkeiM...... *10.005 iMf eMOH cWbaHMi kMAMiHm mitifK OnlKAgMw *8.195 WEST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER two PONTIAC MW MiM M cmc 4« . V4 raw. K IMS PONTIAC tUNMO SMI H iTIlA 4K 4cy1 Mpm P1PI.AC.HM|Km.AMWMm taitHK. rn HK nhmi PS p4 u *3.995 OFF MAIN ST., MANCHESTER *7.005 IfPtBUOCXUSAMCa* Mtai VS mK PS Pt U |lHt trwwteHK iMteMief AMAH 0h «ww> IPMBUICOIMOAttHAtafmAfOkKdMicfl aiN Pt rmftitti *3.495 FUND RAISER FI lif NisSMtt* *0,005 ttriWACPAfOAJ ;«• NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED SIX ROOM COLONIAL II *1.995 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED The Easter Seals Society Our Membership in C.I.D. IN BOLTON AREA IW OUHtlOWU CUIIOM ew ueui VWkOON 4 * VI. ■ * of Connecticut, located l'/2 BATHROOMS weOwe Mh N* - pH«aHB4 taKKd*.AC.feM0 M M .a ItPtTOYOTACtUCASMIta 7* IHtaKl 4ri IN MANCHESTER AREA off Route 2 In Hebron, It enables us to expose your u — iiHN m m m m m tW iK ni riiiM iMaH .CtilumhlaRoa(l.Wil)imjnlic.Conn 4Z )‘‘7744> supervise our carrier boys 8 girls If you like kids, 8o. Firm Dr. III BluKidga Dr. Hoi.r V M.tn 1 wi » . 1 hue » , » 11 . H jm I o t» ptii. H , d H I o b pm tlve office. Must have driv­ 8unnybrook Dr. III Manchaatar S4I H 4n. lo S pn. At TV H MOUBS BT APPOINT MV NT want a little independence and your own income... Batti Dr. er's license and car. Sa­ Miyllald Rd. III lary range $15,500 to ASK FOR: BELFIORE, REALTORS Dartmouth Rd. III $17,500. C lo tin g date tor MANCHESTER HERALD application; April 4.1086. ^ KRVICE BIYOND eXKCTAnOH MANCHESTER HERALD Send resume to J.H. Otto, ED SWAIN 431 Main bt. 647-1413 HBM h ^ AUP0ICESn.USTAXAMDREGISTItATKHI P.O. Box too, Hebron, CT CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Call NOW 647-9946 Call NOW 647-9946 06240. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 28. 1986 MANCHESTER SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Hurley’s hats Excitement ahead

CARS ■ 0 0 d CAMPERS/ PETS AND off to LTM in major leagues BUSINESS I APARTMENTS TAB SALES FOR SALE l2 £ j TRAILERS I FURNITURE SUPPUES TA8 SALES PROPERTY FOR RENT ... page 3 ... page 11 M ulti-Fam ily Ta g Sale. 1978 Chevette — 4 door, 1973 Volkswagen Camper Doberman Pinscher — Everything must ggl — Good condition. $1,500. Extraardinarv — Man­ IT Red Mohaganv dro- Clothes, furniture, kit­ Loomis Rd In Bolton. new brakes, new tires, for chester, 2 bedrooms, op­ pleaf dining room table, Free to good home. 10 9am-5pm. March 28 8i 29. parts. $300. 647-1029. Coll 742-8843. ______months old. Call 6467483. chen utensils, ladders and tional sub-lease, high mint condition, $700. other miscellaneous. 150 Antique baskets, choirs, 40x30* gold frome mirror, ManchMter — Restau­ exposed beamed ceilings, Walnut Street. Tuesday, trunks, round oak kitchen 1977 Mustang — Leather When you coll Classified $600. Call after 8pm, 623- Interior, air conditioning, rant. Prime location. Ex­ brick walls, pool, racquet- 11-4, Wednesday, 11-4, table, good clothing, to place on od, 0 f.-'endlv ball, sauna. Call Sue, ev­ 8686. Thursday, 11-4, Friday, glassware, noils, wire and automatic transmission, Ad-Visor will answer your tremely nice. Seats 100 I MISCELLANEOUS power brakes 8, steering, plus. Recently remo­ enings, 646-4816. 11-4, Saturday, 11-4. so forth. Rain or shine. call and help you word FOR SALE low mileage. $2,200 negoti­ deled. Asklno $120,000. your ad for best response. Owner onxious, make 3 Room Aportment, Im­ Attic, garage and barn able, 244-4093 days or 643- 643-2711. 5641 evenings. offer. Financing availa­ maculate, on bus line, ITV/STEREO/ Diamond Solltare Ring — Items, tools, lawn 8, I CARS ble. Call Strano Real Est­ reasonable, seasonal APPLIANCES Round modern brilliant garden equipment for Sat­ FOR SALE 1973 Lincoln— $100.1977 4 ate, 647-7653. parking, no utilities. 649- cut. .43 karat, never worn. urday 9-5, 10 BushHIII door Ford. Runs well. MOTORCYCLES/ 3866 after 6pm. Used Retrlgerators, Must be seen. Please call Road, Manchester. 1979 Renault LeCar — $400. 649-7467. Back On The Market!II References. Washers, Ranges — 872-4836 after 5:30pm. Needs clutch. Otherwise MOPEDS UJaurhrfitrr Hrralft Approximately 4,000 sq. clean, guoranteed, parts In good condition. $300 or ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm ft. of commercial space In Manchester — Available and service. Low prices. best offer. 742-8758. 1982 Kawasaki 550 LTD ^ Immediately. Recently Price War! Flashing Ar­ excellent downtown loca­ B.O. Pearl 8, Son, 649 ITRUCKS/VANS Excellent condition. 6,500 tion. Parking for 24 cars, renovated 3 bedroom, no Main Street, 643-2171. row signs $299. Lighted, 1982 Citation — In running miles. 74^8843. pets, security 8> referen­ Fishermen's Tag Sale. additional parking availa­ nonarrow $279. Unllghted condition. Automatic. FOR SALE 25 Cents ble. Immediate occu­ ces. Section 8 Ok. $595 a Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ $229. (Free letters)onlv Household Items, sound Banged up right side. $500. Motorcycle Insurance — Saturday, March 29,1986 pancy. Owner financing. month, heat Included. 643- trial freezer. $350. 649- tew left. 1-800-423-0163 movie prolectors, leslle 633-5654 after 6pm. 1978 Dodge Pick Up — % (Jet Protection! Ride with Will lease also. Call for 1570. 9012. anytime. speaker for organ guitar, Ton, power steering and AAA Coverage. Competi­ the details. Jackson & photo equipment etc. Sat­ 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger brakes, automatic, very tive rates for all riders. Jackson Real Estate, 647- urday 29th 1986, 9am-4pm. HOMES Upright Vacuum — $30 or — Not running. Good for clean In and out. 647-9963 Discounts for expe­ 0400 or 646-8646.n best offer. 643-1720. ENDROLLS 371 Middle Tpke West, parts. Best offer. 643-5296. otter 5pm. rienced riders 8, riders FOR RENT Manchester. 27'h width - 258 with prior Insurance. Spe­ Khadafy vows to attack U.S. embassies N Panasonic Upright Va­ cial rates for older riders 13V4 width - 2 for 258 1981 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ 1980 GMC Sierra — V8, Nice Older Colonial — cuum — With attach­ matic, power, air condl- diesel, automatic, stereo, with touring bikes. For a MUST ba picked up el the Get the Wont Ad habit... Walking distance to ments, bags 8, extra belt. 7 tionlng and more. cap, new tires and starter no obligation quote, call trols waters more than 100 miles damaged and one escaped, U.S. 2 Rentals Menchetter Herald Office reod and use the little ads By Marie Colvin siles in the U.S. air attacks and Soldiers in fatigues and black will come under attack in retalia­ stores, churches, schools months old. $50. Good A A A Insurance at 646 before 11 X.M. ONLY. In Classified regularly. Excellent condition. runs good. $2,900 or best United Press International claimed his forces shot down three boots began jumping up and down tion for the gulf conflict. out and has drawn a "line of death” officials said. and bus line. No pets, condition. Call 6463245 $4,850. 6466887. offer. 6462598 or 647-1701. 7096. "All the world will attack across the gulf just north of the 32 security deposit. $650 otter 5pm. 643-2711. F-14 fighter jets. on the dying cow, chanting, "Rea­ Khadafy said the United States I ROOMS monthly. Call Ed, 649-2947. TRIPOLI, Libya - Libyan U.S. officials say the 6th Fleet gan, Reagan, you cowboy.” American embassies and compan­ parallel. "is a great liar because it refused FOR RENT leader Col. Moammar Khadaly, in suffered no losses in attacks that During Khadafy's speech, which ies! ” shouted Khadafy, waving his The United States said Libya to confirm that Libya shot down I MACHINERY a speech marked by the symtelic destroyed a Libyan missile gui­ marked the anniversary of the fist in the air as the crowd cheered. fired six missiles at its planes and three F-14 fighters and the deaths Ladies Only — Nice, quiet I STORE AND AND TOOLS slitting of President Reagan’s dance base and patrol fjoats. British evacuation of Libya in 1970, He claimed Libya drove the 6th ships Monday and six more mis­ of their six pilots, who are even room for senior citizen or OFFICE SPACE throat, vowed Friday to attack Moments after Khadafy finished the fatigue-clad militia and revolu­ Fleet out of the gulf. The fleet left siles Tuesday. None of them hit now being eaten by fish in the Gulf working girl. References Onnan Generator — 21.8 American embassies and busi­ speaking to several hundred uni­ tionary guards waved green flags, Thursday after U.S. officials said their targets. of Sidra.” and security. Call after Office Space — 500 sq. ft. Amp. Very Good condi­ nesses around the world in retalia­ formed militiamen and guards, a banners and chanted, "Victory” naval maneuvers scheduled in the In retaliation, U.S. jets bombed a 5:30pm, 644-0383. area had ended. missile guidance base in the He also denied any of the U.S. Heat Included. $200 per tion. $500. 742-8758. tion for the U.S.-Libyan confronta­ cow with "Reagan” written on its and "U.S. down, U.S. down.” attacks damaged Libyan anti­ TAKE tion in the disputed Gulf of Sidra. side in red paint was pulled into the Speaking to the crowd from the The fleet sailed into the gulf last coastal town of Sidra, then re­ month. Call 649-5334 or Gentlemen Only — Cen­ Table Saw — 7" complete week, maintaining it was in bombed it Tuesday when the radar aircraft missiles. tral location, kitchen priv­ 643-7175. In his first public comments crowd and its throat was cut, balcony of a bunker-like building with motor and home since the gulf clashes earlier this sending blood splashing onto the at his headquarters, Khadafy, international waters outside Li- appeared to resume functioning. It Khadafy said Arab countries had ileges, parking available, built stand. $45. 649-9537. ^ c u rlty and references 474 Main Street, the center week. Khadafy also denied that uniforms of the soldiers who killed dressed in a khaki shirt and khaki . bya’s 12-mile territorial boundary. also fired on five Libyan'ships. pledged support for Libya's fight required. 649-9227 or 569- of town. 3 rooms, first Libya lost any anti-aircraft mis­ it. flak jacket, said the United States Khadafy has claimed Libya con­ Three were destroyed, one was against "American imperialism.” floor. Call 646-2426 week­ 3528. A days, 9-5. I LAWN AND Room for non-smoking GARDEN gentleman. Kitchen privi­ leges, refrigerator- RESORT 10 X 70 ft. glass 8, wood Pilgrims retrace freezer, air conditioning, PROPERTY frame green house to sit CHANCE washer & dryer, parking. N on foundation. Already Security & references re­ Vermont — Cottages for dismantled. Best otter. quired. Coll 643-5600. rent. Beautiful Lake 6466754. Memphremagog, New­ Available April 1 comfor­ Jesus’ footsteps port, Vermont. Modern Lawn Maintenance — table single room with Free estimates. By the lob shower. In Ideal location, housekeeping cottages. Sandy beach, good fish­ or monthly rates. Com­ By Steve Hogey off route 83 near route 84, mercial and residential. United Press International $55 weekly. Call 872-3603 ing, especially In June (Salmon). Call Windsor Call J., 649-4800. weekdays 9-5. IN Locks, C T, 668-7846. JE R U S A LE M — Thousands of Christian pilgrims marked their Manchester, Very quiet most solemn holy day on Good room for mature gentle­ I RECREATIONAL man, kitchen priveledges, I wwJ INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Friday, retracing the steps Jesus I was forced to walk to the spot convienlent, references. PROPERTY THE !fT'‘ where he was nailed to a wooden $65 weekly. 649-8011. Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA W: Manchesfer — Industrial pool distributor must dis­ cross and crucified. space, 1,500 square feet. pose of entire stock of Franciscan monks led the an­ I APARTMENTS Also 3,000 square feet new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. nual pilgrimage along the Via FOR RENT storage. Tullv Real Est­ family sized swimming Dolorosa — "The Path of Sorrow” ate, 643-0005. pools with huge sundeck, "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” — a narrow cobblestone path fencing, filter, ladders winding through Jerusalem's Like Private Home — 3Vj and warranty tor only room apartment. Applian­ walled Old City. They were fol­ $978. Installation optional lowed by thousands of Christians ces. Working single adult, MISCELLANEOUS and extra, financing avail­ married couple. No child­ FOR RENT able. Coll Paul at 721-1884. — Palestinian boy and girl scouts, ren, pets. 643-2880. N CONTEST Nigerians in flowing robes, chant­ Manchester — Keeney ing Europeans and Asians and Manchester — Beoutiful 5 Street exit, 1-384. Storage travelers from Holy Land tour room, 2 bedroom apart­ I MUSICAL space available. 500 to ITEMS groups. ment In mint condition, " I ’m very happy to be here. I just great location, extra 6,000 sq. ft.. Ideal for distributor, parts supplier STAR TIN G large rooms. Available think this is a marvelous expe­ In retail warehousing. 232- King Super 20 Tenor Sox April 1st. $600 Includes rience.” said Bob Schuster of 5903. — Needs overhaul - Best heat, hot water 8, garage. reasonable otter. Coll 646 Delton. Mich. PIVINOAWAV-- MARCH 14th! "I had very little worry,” he said Singles welcome! Call Manchester — Garage for 3245 after 5pm. Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. rent, storage only. $35 when asked whether Middle East monthly. Call 649-4003. Revere Clarinet — Needs terrorism had raised fears for his Three Room Aportment overhaul - Best reasona­ safety. "A person in our group has — First floor, renovated, Manchester — Garage for ble offer. Coll 6463245 touched many lives in many appliances. $300 monthly rent. Fairfield Road area. after 5pm. places, and I feel that we will all plus utilities. Security and No repairs. $35 per month. references required. No To Every 5th, 10th return home safely.” Call 646-3938. pets. Available April 15th. The pilgrimage marked the 97 Wells Street. Call 646- I PETS AND 15th and 20th Caller... second major event of Holy Week, 0350. SUPPLIES which began with a Palm Sunday Herald photo by Pinto Merchandise who speaks with our classified ad march commemorating Jesus 3 & 4 Room Apartments — Attention Dog Owners. I Christ's triumphant ride into Jer­ John Qesmundo, left, and Danny Roberts, take where they both live. The sunny, warm weather which Newly decorated. Colon­ will come to vour home department between 8:30 a.m. usalem on a donkey. It reaches its advantage of the Good Friday holiday from school by began Friday is expected to continue through the Easter ial. Heat, hot water, for obedience training appliances, central. Mid­ and 5:00 p.m., Monday through climax in two days on Easter getting in a little street hockey on Green Manor Road, weekend. and behavloriol problem Sunday, the day Christians believe dle aged lady. 643-8470 FURNITURE solving. Call Professional otter 6pm. Dog Trainer, Joe DIS- Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ Jesus arose from the dead before anto. 659-2482. ascending to heaven 40 days later. Bennet Elderly Housing Protect Your Treasured sified word ad for a maximum of Israeli troops kept a watchful now taking applications pining Room Table with AKC Golden Retrievers, eye as the procession wound slowly custom fit table pads. six consecutive days. Nation sheds those winter biues for waiting list for 1 8, 2 ready 4/10/86 call 6461263 from St. Anne’s Church in the bedroom apartments. Guaranteed. Superior otter 5pm. Moslem quarter to the Church of $41S-$511. Rent Includes workmanship. Some "We always have a few early styles with decorator co­ the Holy ^pulchre in the Christian By United Press International Las Vegas, Nev., and 84 in The warm weather brought out heat, hot water, range, sailboaters who will flip their boats refrigerator, disposal, lors. I'll come to your quarter. Phoenix. visitors and blossoms in the INVITATION TO BID Denver Botanic Gardens and the and end up in the water. That water * elevator 8, laundry. home to measure your Sealed bids will be received The Church of the Holy Se­ A summery Easter weekend "It's going to feel a lot more like Phone 528-6522. table with no obligation. In the General Services' of­ Every 150th, 200th pulchre was built on the spot where began with near perfection this summer than it is spring,” said 79-acre Missouri Botanical Garden is awfully cold.” Lisa, 236-1808, leave fice, 41 Center St.. Manches­ religious tradition says Christ was G i ^ Friday as sunny skies and Scott Tansey of the National in St. Louis. The warm weather fed nor­ Nice First floor 4 room 2 message. ter, C T until April 11, 1986 at “ There is a big turnout," said 11:00 a.m. for the following: and 300th Caller... crucified ^nd buried nearly 2,000 temperatures in the 70s and 80s Weather Service. “ It looks like theastern Wisconsin rivers with bedroom apartment. years ago in Roman-occupied across much of the nation sent temperatures will reach well into Missouri Garden spokeswoman snow runoff that pushed the Oconto Quiet street near busline, Three Piece Set — Two (1) TE N N IS & BASKETBALL COURTS will receive ,a grand prize of Jerusalem. people to golf courses, lakes and the 80s over the central Plains, Sue Strommen. "It's really beauti­ River over its banks and into wall to wall carpet, stove, chairs, open up divan. ful. A lot of the bulbs that normally Good condition. Call after CRACK SEALING - TENNIS Singing and chanting, the Chris­ gardens to shed those winter blues. which is really unusual.” hundreds of homes in Oconto. no pets. $525 Including COURT SEALING AND Dinner for Two at one of the tian pilgrims trudged under sunny “ It's a beautiful day, absolutely aren’t out are out now because of heat and hot water. Avail­ 4pm, 649-7526. COLOR COATING Center Church Forecasters predicted that the skies along the Via Dolorosa, beautiful,” said Lou Sohaney, a good weather, which set record the warm weather. Some of the An elderly man died Thursday of able April 1st. Call Rose, (2) FURNISH & D ELIV ER following restaurants of their exposure after nearly an hour in 647-8400 or 646-8646. Four Drower Dresser SLUDGE GRINDER p R I Z E ® jammed with Arab street vendors spokesman at Lake Shelbyville in highs in 32 cities in 11 states trees are blooming." with full swlng-tvpe m ir­ to erect cross who dispensed sweets and freshly central Illinois. "We’re getting an Thursday, would continue at least In Iowa, the sunny skies and the flood-swollen Duck Creek near The Town of Manchester Is choice: Green Bay. Available Immediately. ror. Has 6" legs. Needs an equal opportunity em­ squeezed orange juice. awful lot of people who have cabin through Monday. temperatures in the 60s had people First floor 2 bedroom. $375 work. $60. 643-2880.D ployer, and requires an otflr- The sunrise and a large wooden Many stopp^ to pray at the Via fever.” At Lake of the Woods Golf Course kite-flying, sailing and sun "I haven’t seen it this bad in my motlve action policy tor all of • PIANO’S • WONGS plus utilities. J.D . Real Its Contractors and Vendors cross will be the focal point at 6 Dolorosa’s 14 “stations,” the pla­ By midday, the mercury had in Mahomet. III., Jeff Dodson said bathing. lifetime," said Police Chief Clark Estate, 6461980. Living Room Set — Very a.m. Sunday for the traditional ces where Christ is said to have climbed 20 to 40 degrees above "We always get a few early sun Longsing, who said officials were good condition. $350. Call os a condition of doing busi­ • THE ADAMS MILL golfers were taking advantage of ness with the Town, os per Easter sunrise service at Center stumbled or to have been offered normal from the Midwjest to the worshipers. Of course we don’t hoping a Coast Guard cutter 643-5014. Federol Order 11246. the sunshine. One Bedroom Apartment Congregational Church. Other comfort as he dragged the heavy Rockies and in the nnid-Atlantic discourage this as it always adds to — Heated, working cou­ Bid forms, plons and specifi­ • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN "We're booked solid for about assigned to breaking up ice floes in wooden cross to which he was later ple or single person. $400. Sold Mohogonv twin cations are available at the early risers will greet the sun at Coast states. Bismarck, N.D., had 2‘A hours,” he said. "Tomorrow the scenery,” said State Parks Oconto Bay would relieve some of References 8, security re­ beds, box springs 8, mat­ (ieneral Services' office. services in Andover. nailed and crucified alongside two a record 74 degrees. It was 76 in will be really busy.” Superintendent Doyle Adams. the flooding. quired. Call 649-9402 or tresses In very good con­ TO W N OF The large cross will be erected petty thieves. MANCHESTER, CT. 649-3708 otter 5pm. dition. Call 647-9033. R O BERT B. WEISS, on the east lawn of Center Church Others re-enacted Christ’s pain­ GENERAL MANAGER In order to qualify, simply call and along the intersection of Main and ful trek, slinging wooden crosses 063-03 C^enter streets, said Claudia Mark- over their shoulders and dragging TODAY’S HERALD KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright speak with one of our classified stein, a spokesman for the church, them across the cobblestones. Lotto jackpot nears INVITATION TO BIO Call Now representatives to learn if you The junior and senior youth Outside the Armenian Catholic RENTAL O f A Church at Station No. 3, a man CATCH BABIN CLEANER groups will conduct the entire WITH OPERATOR are a LU C K Y W INNER. service, with the Rev. Michael wearing a green-and-white hat record $17 million Sustained growth The Town of Coventry will Index 1-3 $^>M6 OF Thornton providing the Easter inscribed “ From Israel With receive seoled bids for the message on the resurrection of Love” led one group of Christians The leading indicators, a broad 2 0 pagB B , 2 BBCtions, HltTT. rentol of o cotch basin cleaner with an operotor at and Win! Jesus Christ. A breakfast will in prayer. Bv The Associated Press said J. Blaine Lewis Jr., thestate’s gauge of future economic activity, W B ^ e n d Plus Magazln# the Coventry Town Hall, 1712 follow the service inside the church City officials said thousands of lottery chief. rose more than 0.7 percent last Main Street, Coventry, CT Ticket sales soared as the Lewis said well over 8 million month, indicating sustained A H u i r A 1A until 10:00 A.M., Tuesdoy, at 6:45 a.m. people took part in the pilgrimage, April §th, 1986, at which lime The service at Center Church is but had no precise estimate. One jackpot .in Connecticut's weekly tickets were sold this week, growth through 1986, the Com­ R i i « i n A « « fl and place all bids i will be the only Easter sunrise service in radio reporter said there were Lotto game approached a record including one-and-a-half million on merce Department said Friday. r.h lir rh a x 17 opened and publicly read CONTEST DATES Manchester this year. "tens of thousands” present. $17 million, state lottery officials Friday. The composite index of leading n i A M i f l A r l aloud. 643-2711 18-20 Lewis said the jackpot was The Town of Coyentry res- MARCH 14th — 31st Andover Congregational C3iurch Some pilgrims said this year’s said Friday. indicators rose from 174.1 percent r.nmir* A eryes Its rights to walye all will conduct its sunrise service at crowd was smaller than most, with The jackpot has continued to nearly $16 million Friday and in January to 175.4 last month, a rinnnACliriit InformolHles In the bidding A process. The Town Is not NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. 5:40 a.m. near the home of the many blaming the decline on fears grow because nobody has picked “there's no question we’ll reach 0.747 percent increase. Story on PnlArlAinmAnt 1A ONLY IN THE the necessary six numbers for the our estimate of $17 million.” page 9. obligated to accept the low­ Sismet family on Boston Hill Road. of terrorism. F r u i i i s 1A est bid, the Town reseryes Hie Full Gospel Interdemonina- "I beard of several cancella­ last four weeks. The richest Connecticut Lotto 1 r»r:Al nAuu« 3. 10 the right to relect any and oil tional Church will gather at 7 on tions," said Mary Maze of Be- Would-be millionaires had an prize to date — $12.6 million in the Mostly sunny 1 n t t A r y 9 ***Bld forms. Bidding Instruc­ Blaster morning at its hall at 745 thesda. Md., the wife of a Ameri­ extra day to buy their tickets this . Sept. 7 drawing — was split by nhitiiAriAX in tions. and "SpPC'J'oIjSS Main St. can diplomat stationed at the U.S.- week, with the drawing delayed three ticket holders. Morning clouds today will give, Required" con be obtained m D p l n i n n A the Town Garage, 46 Brad­ Most Roman Catholic Churches Embassy in Beirut in the 1970s. one day until Saturday because of Lewis offered one warning to way to a mostly sunny and warm bury Lane. Coventry. CT in the area will have masses “ Sure, some people were scared the Good Friday holiday. Sales will anybody who finds himself with the afternoon with highs near 70. P A n p l A 9 06238. Telephone: 742-6588. starting at 7:30 a.m. off, but they tend to forget there's cease about 7:55 p.m. Saturday, big winner after Saturday’s Sunday will be about the same. R p n r t s 11-14 vi» March IS, 1986 For a list of services, see page 17. violence at home, too.” five minutes before the drawing, drawing. Details on page 2. 11 S /Worlrt 7 TOWN OF COVENTRY iiaurl|patcr Hrralh Harold B. Hodge Town Manoger 05603