I— to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, March 3, 1988

I 3. 1988 — 19 I ^ N O M E S HELP WANTED lilJpORSALE Automotive CARS DRIVER and Driver IFOR SALE S H i D k e s GRACIOUS 7 room plus . Aide. Vlondov-Frlday C o lonial In the P o rter Specioli Souiick to transport Special Street area. Formol fk CHEVY 9 passenger Im- Semis Education chlldrerr, 2 dining room, 1st flo o r |CAR8 palo Wagon 1900. Auto­ to 3 years old. Call 14x25 fa m ily room , 2 IFOR SALE matic with air. Best Robertson toughest Connecticut Wheel­ otter. Sp-7467.______Bagpipes brighten the c(ay 1 J m ^ I fireplaces, 3 bedroom s HawpEimiY/^ Coventry squads ch a ir Service 721-9253 with walk upattlc,2 cor iNWGELLAieUS M U S T A N G 1983. 6 c y ­ 1980 AMC Concord sto- In tobacco stand /5 or 741-0787 between 8-4, for elementary students /3 oarage. Anne Miller I K I M E L ^ ISERVICED linder, automatic, tlon wagon. 57,000 Monday-Fridav. Real Estate 647-OOOO.a 60,000, A /C , A M -F M miles, great running In action tonight /13, seesseatseei Stereo. $1900 or best OA COVENTRY. An excel- TOTAL NOME a OFFICE CARKimiVa price.,.ODD lobs, Trudclng. condition. Automatic, ITTlBUDINESD offer. 646-1418 7am- power steering and Ovc lent opportunity to own CLEANINO SERVICES REMODtUIN SSimCIS Sop^^POlntlng H o m e r e p a ir s . Y o u 5pm. your own country and papsring, remo­ name It, we do It. Free brakes. AM -FM stereo. TuesO UiJoPPORTUNITIES DaNy,WesMy.MonlMy CempMe home la ^ n and re- val. 872-0237. OLDS Vista Cruiser 1972. home. Reasonably modeOngWespadaMMlnbaih- estimates. Insured. 643- $2,195 or best offer. Tb uri LowRalM OaO First $200 takes Itl I EARN up to 50% on your priced 5 room Ranch roome and khehena. Small soale 0304. ______' 646-6794. Hillsti COMMERMAL CLEANIN8 ow am erelal work. Reskilered, In­ 643-2034. sales of Avon products. with spacious kitchen sured, mfarsnoee. 6 d d S and Ends sewing C A D IL L A C 1W6. W hite, Join us for the New and living room lo­ SERVICES-RADaOTR done In m v hom e. C d ll NISSAN' Sentro Wagon loaded, 3,ft0 miles. Year. C a ll 647-1990. cated on large rural for a as# atOmois J I ^ I M • 649-7606.______1983. Front wheeh $14,900. 646-5422. B og drlve. Intermittent lot. $121,900. Century21 SPRING Cleanup Lawn GRAND' Wagoner 1986. BO] E p ste in R e a lty 647- TAUM A»DidATIS wipers, cloth Interior, White, excellent condl- 8895.D Custom buHdlng, tram-' mowing. Hedm trlm- runs excellent. $2495. Mond Real Estate R00KKEEFM8/ ■ ming. Related truck­ tlon, 34,000 mires. MCOMETAX Ing, additions,' ranova- C a ll otter 4:30.649-0204. $14,900. 646-5422. BONUS! BonusI BonusI Hons and roonng. FOr a ing. Professional Teig A rare find for the PRESTME ROORNG eaulpment. Insured. PLYMOUTH Horlzon- quality Job at- a good Rooflne of aH types. Shinglee, CAMARO 1985. Block, 5 pricel Just 14 years old References. Ray Hardy 1981. 77,000 m iles. One speed, AM -FM 911HQME8 • prioa... Call Bud at flat roeOng. roof lepalra. owner. Excellent con- lUanrljTatTr U m lJi Mai this 6 room Raised INCOME TAX 646-7973. cossette, air. Excel­ AN work gutrtM M d. dltlon. $1100. 742-0207. Seal ! o nIfor sale Ranch Is graced with PREPARATION>RE l i l r l O l lent condition Must approxim ately 8 Call noon t In Your Homo CAMARO IROC-Z 1987. sell. $6500. 643-1395 wooded acres. 3 bed­ Block with silver. WTNI All reel estate odvertlsed In Inloudlng; Rental and Sole M e T .S . 742-7831 the M anchester H erald Is rooms, ' fully ap- Propftatorshlp. Call Jim Wheeler We ore expanding our 12,000 miles, loaded. Casta) sublect to the Foir Houslno pllonced eat In kitchen, BUILDERS housecleanlng servi­ $13,500. 649-5305. , Friday, March 4, 1988 DiRos Act of 1968, which makes It CLYDE Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 2 full baths, fireplace, 7 4 2 -1 0 0 9 ces to Bolton, Man­ Y U G O 1987. 12,000 m iles. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. V Swens Illegal to advertise any pref­ lower level lust waiting 646-27R7 chester „Vernon areas. 30 Cents erence, limitation ordlscrlm- Best offer. 537-2462. • ROUTE 83, VERNON to be finished Into a PLANNINQ/OE8 IQN 10 years experience, Inatlon based on race, color, a S4 Ragal Cpa. *7295 religion, sex or notlonof family room. Sulfable 6E0ME E. MROSEII, m. SERVICE IMlfuioMie excellent work done. HONDA 1981 Civic. Auto­ Daui for horses. Handy Tol­ C a ll 647-1545 after 3:30. matic transmission. 54 Camaro Ooupt • *8495 M origin, or on Intention to Ptsiaiiliiiil Tta PngiraUis • CUSTOM HOMES The make ony such preference, land section. $189,900. ISYIARSfXPSRISNCE Excellent condition. 44 Ponllao Tiana Airi *10,795 TS Jackson & Jackson ■ ADDITIONS $1950. 646-1319. 7:30 p limitation or discrimination. PERSONAL SERVICE 55 Monia Carlo 88 *12,995 The Herald will not know­ Reol Estate 647-8400.O ■ De c k s fLAdRSANOING HAWNES TREE SERVICE Assocl REASONASLE RATES ■ SIDING Bucket, truck ft ohippar. Stump S8Ea(;on4 4r. *4995 ingly accept any advertise­ MANCHESTER. Beauti­ • Floors like new. 86 Chav. AatrovM *10,195 Buccit ment which Is In violation of CEILINGS REFINISHED removal. Free aatimataa. LPNs ask hospital a • Specializing In older floors the law. fu lly decorated and Im- 649-6880 CONCRETE WORK Special consideration for SB Cantury 4 dr. *6995 refresi maculate Cape on e • Natural ft stained floors SD u t h e r N New Eng- a FRAMING CREW sidarly and handicapped. A M C Concord 1978, 4- SS Toyota oaat. van *M95 busline. 7 rooms, 3 • No waxing artymoris door, excellent condi­ 88Cavaliar4dr. *6495 nd pans land classified ads AVAILABLE Retir reach nearly 800,000 bedrooms, 2 car det- ENROUED A6ENT J im Vdrfallli - 848-5750 647-7^53 tion, strong running 88 Cantury 4dr. *9995 homes In Connecticut =* ached garage. Beauti­ I t years IRS Experfenee economical cor, new 86 Camaro Z28 *13,995 The and Rhode Island. The ful hardwood floors, Tai WeearaHon / OofiNMiia / Tm fARRAND REM09ELIN6 tires, etc. $950. Won't SSOIdaDattacpd *12,995 retiren A roof 3 years old. Exte­ Room addMone, daeke, roofing, lost long! Coll 872-1527. A price for a basic 25 87 Chav. CatabrHy 4dr. *10,9v5 to 11:31 rior recently painted. E«»ait In Na« a Old Taa Laws tiding, windoam end guttere. for pay increases word od Is only $55 and iHEATINfi/ HANDYMAN 87 Pont. 6000 4 dr. *10,995 Bemar w ill appear In 43 news­ This home "must be KIRIEIILEE D. OWEIU Baokhoe and buSdozar teevksa Hama Imprevamant - Folntlns seen". Strano Real Est­ avaHaMa. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. I plum rind - aoMmonta FInlilwd - TIMna - 07 Cantury 4dr. *10,995 Studies papers. Fo r m ore In­ 646-6079 Andrew Beck, spokesman for care provided by Manchester form ation call Clossl- ate 647-7653.D Rut. M7-8609 LIsM Carpentry • ODD JOSS - CADILLAC LImosIne srCuMatiidr. *12,495 Demand follows Hartfoi INtURBO the hospital, said today he does Memorial Hospital.” insurai ned, 643-2711 and ask TOLLAND. Expandable 2 Rs l 845-8849 ' 1973. Excellent condi­ fo r detalls.o bedroom Cape nestled TAX,ATTORNEY R.A. DAVIDSON BARRY SCANLON tion, new radlals, all 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 RN contract OK not know how many licensed “I will leave if I don’t get a discuss among' apple trees on (Waawseematsi 646-2411 free ottlmotM power, runs great! practical nurses are employed at raise,” LPN Susan Shaw said in 046-1701 M A N C H E S T E R - 7/4 Du­ Will advise and prepare M T S H E i m o m r plex. Spacious new ad­ approximately 2 acres. Start your own busi­ the hospital. They make about $10 an interview. "That’s how I’ve all tax ratums. IMI8CELLANEDU8 dition. Ideal for large Gorgeous grounds with REMODELING Claanad, Basiraem t Murien ness! First $5500 takes an hour. According to Beck, been feeling.” Though Shaw has 8 e n i( fom lly. $185,000. T u lly fleldstone fireplace Itaw o y! C oll 872-1527. Iautdmdtive B y Andrew J. Davis LPNs and nurse’s aides are no qualm s with granting raises to and barbecue. Conve­ WHITMAN From the sm all^ repair to Real Estate. 643-0005. taa Downey Drive., Apt. A StrWea It Our Otminmi PONTIAC Grand Prix and Alex GIretll Senio niently located. Call the largest renovation, we non-contract employees. registered nurses, a raise should VANTED Manohealar, saa-ISOI Bua. Phona 742-83S2 ILARD8CAPIN6 1985. A/C. AM/FM. RECONDITIONED. Otoot Manchester Herald contact BRAND new Raised fo r details! $157,900. will do a complete |ob. Start u tility body to r 3/4 ton The new base salaries and pay also be forthcoming to the LPNs. Ranches located In a 26,000 m iles. $7500. Coll Elderly oborer- Full Klernan Realty. 649- ^to finish. Free estimates. pick-up truck. Call ot­ differential provisions for regis­ she said. "We are all in it beautiful area of North 1147.0 649-6803 otter 5pm. " A contract agreement between Tuesda; V In p erso n ; PLUMBINB 6 HEATIN6 ter 6pm. 643-0150. tered nurses will go into effect together,” Shaw said. Coventry. 1900 square YBO Heritage Kttchen A WHITHAM UNDSCAK p.m. T r Nursery, MANCHESTER. Lavish Boilers, pumps, hot • Lot Clearing HONDA Civic 1980. New Manchester Memorial Hospital immediately, said Filbert, while In an individual letter to the feet of living area. 7 Income Tax Prepared clutch, battery, HELPING PEOPLE sa­ and its registered^purses, ratified Revenu Bolton. 646- room s, 2>/j bat.hs. In­ lifestyle can be yours In Bath Center water tgnks, new and • Brush Removal other provisions of the contract Herald, Shaw said. "I wonder this new elegant 4 bed­ by CPA Coma vltH our showroom at: • Planting • Stons Work brakes, exhaust sys­ tisfy their needs opd by the nurses in voting Thursday, Retired cluding a master bath, replacements. tem. $1300. 649-6550. w ill be implemented about July 1. when a formal announcement d In Garden room , 2'/3 bath Colon­ 104 E a s t Center St. 182 W. Middle Tpke. • Dotlgnlng wonts ... that’s what want has paused an uproar among records flreplaced, custom FREE ESTIMATES ods are all about. The agreement with registered from the administration will be P o s i t i o n rolsed birch cabinets, ial. Big windows with Manchester Manchester Plan Now For Opringl C A M A R O 1985. V-6. Auto- licensed practical nurses and asftistai woodsy view, tire- nurses was ratified by an over­ forthcoming for others who work dodlno and pull down ottic stairs, ' 647-9780 643-9649 / 228-9616 643-7802 motlc, AM-FM stereo, nurse’s aides at the hospital who whelming vote, Filbert said, but as part of the health care team 643-5497 I vehicles, gorgeous atrium door placed living room , |a- 649-5400 A/C, tilt. 40K. Mint cuzzl, skylights and 2 ICAR8 have also asked for a pay she declined to give vote figures. serving this community.” tenance and trom dining room to condition. $7500. 645- Increase. sales. Whl- deck, separate kitchen car garage. Conve­ 6860. IFOR BALE She said ^the vote was not Shaw said other LPNs have Supp niently located to shop­ The new contract with regis­ sry. Route 6. rear door, all thermo­ unanimous. About 85 percent of expressed the same sentiment. The 8 7802. pane windows, burled ping, schools and 1-384. HOMES ■a r IBUSINESS tered nurses calls for a base $374,900. Klernan lAPARTMENTS ■store and the^l40 union members voted, she Because there is a national familiei C- P o w e r oil tank plus a treed on FOR SALE . salary range of $27,000 to $35,800, said. Reolty. 649-1147 ■‘ 0 1PROPERTY IFOR RENT Idffice space shortage of nurses. Shaw said she . Dealership acre lot with stone Gloria Filbert, president of the Manchs D0NTSUV4 The contract will affect the 218 should have no trouble in finding ind part tim e walls. $180's. Blan­ 5 Plus acres, a rare find! DOWNTOWN Manches­ union local, said today. The old Resonai Beautiful, spacious bi­ "FISflULFOUr MANCHESTER-5 room, 3 TWO 3,000 square toot It’s n o t a u se d car. registered nurses working at the another position elsewhere. what a d help. 2 and chard 8. Rossetto Real­ ter. Minutes trom bedroom apartment base salary range was $22,000 to experience, tors, "We’re Selling level home on 5.6 prl- Sm this house while It's shops available. Can hospital. She said the registered Both Beck and Filbert hailed atm under construction. Highway and Hartford. with appliances. Excel­ combine. Loodl-ng $27,000. . the pro{ necessary, Houses" 646-2482.0 vote acres Is perfect for 1725 square feet, all or nurses, who work closely with the the favorable vote on the regis­ and fai 2 generations to live In Colonlal-3 BR lent condition. Availa­ dock, offices, ba­ The LPN bid for a pay hike jrtunitv for MANCHESTER. Exciting' 12'6 "x11'6" plus master pbrt. Well maintained ble M arch 1st. $675. f e a H o n d a licensed practical nurses, hope tered nurses’ contract because, David Kool/Mancheatar Harald 647-4739 le type per- h a rm o n y . 1st le v e l throoms, heat and elec­ came in a letter to the Manches- home convenient to BR 12 X 22. 2nd floor professional building 649-0621. tricity Included. Broad "the hospital recognizes their they said, it will permit the HISTORY COMES ALIVE - Henry L try 742-6103. schools, recreation boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 with parking. 649-9001. ^ ter Herald and hospital President Franklin as he speaks to classes at waahar-dryer (Why carry MANCHESTER. Avalla- Street, Manchester. contribution” hospital to be competitive with es- Provide and business. Not a baths and ficeplaced Burnett looks and sounds like Benjamin family room'for grow­ laundry from bedrooms ble M arch 15th. 3 bed­ C all Steve 643-1161. .Michael Gallacher. It was signed In the letter to the Herald and hospitals in Hartford, Martin School on Thursday. CPR ire to people ride by. Must be seen. 4 to basement ft back rooms. $500 monthly by 57 LPNs and nurse’s aides. imes. Home bedrooms, modern ing family. Lower level again) 1984 Gallacher, the LPNs and nurse’s Besides the higher base salar­ Card! otters complete eat In plus security. 647-1228. “We, as licensed practical le certlflca- bath and lavatory. Eat Family Room — Kitchen M0RT6A6E8. IMI8CEI1ANE0US aides said: "We as LPNs are ies. the contract provides im­ Manche kitchen, 1-2 bedrooms, ID MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ HONDA nurses and nurse’s aides, antici­ lurses Aide In kitchen, new 34x10 educated and licensed to perform Mvlng room, bath and 12 X 32. L.R.-DR 12 x 23. I f DR RENT provements in pay differentials. one-sesi preferred, rear deck, lower level 2H Baths 2-car garage room aportment. Ap­ pate that the hospital administra­ a large percentage of patient care Filbert said. She said that under sliders to patio. Land DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI pliances Included. $650 A cco rd Ben Franklin visits to tell coming provided If with separate heat. half-acre lot with many MANCHESTER. Indus­ 4 Dr., Auto, AC, tion consider iis as nursing staff in as well as administer medication. the new contract a full-time nurse jsthave own zone has recreation otters unlimited possi­ trees. Stop Forecloaurel Home- plus security. 649-8365. trial, office, commer­ March ! bilities! This property owners, consolidate yoUr Cruise, LX, Only 41,000 regard to current pay raises.” the We feel we are utilized to 100 who works nights and alternate atlon. Ml- room, laundry and ELDERLY Housing. Now cial space. 2400 square Monday Is located In B o lto nand 1000 sq. ft. Living apace bills, pay oft your credit Miles, 1 Owner letter said. “ We hope the admin­ percent of our capacity and weekends and is at the top pay . Fo r further workshop.' D.W. Fish plus another 500 aq. ft. In cards, your car or bust taking applications tor feet. Loading dock. course n call VNA Reolty 643-1591.0 Is being ottered at V 1 and 2 bedroom a part­ istration of this facility recog­ perform these skills with accu­ step could earn between $35,000 of his life and ‘the ladies’ $389,900. C a ll to r a basement ready to be ness loan, your mortgage Woodland Industrial two-sesE lester. 647- made Into huge rec room ments. Coll 528-6522 or P ark. 643-2121. nizes, respects and rewards us for racy and compassion at the and $46,000 a year. By Nancy Pappas MANCHESTER Du­ showing! Realty and save, save your our contributions.” cheek, it rubs off some of their makeup. AAP. plex. C/j) $153,900-0pefi with lav hook-up.>k- Many home! I NO PAYMENTS 649-9016. MANCHESTER. Storage bedside. We have the most The contract al.so provides for Manchester Herald World, Benoit more advantages. Gallacher could not be reached "So I came up with the idea of kissing the ladles floor plan, 2 large bed­ Frechette Associates UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad 3 Room apartment.' only. 2 bgv garage. $90 patient contact and are true 4 About 3 on the neck. You know, the French fashions credit, late payments or this morning for comment. room s, 1'/j baths, 2 cor 646-7709. □ Price '250,000. Manches­ Heated, stove, refrig­ m onthly. 1 year lease. 1984 representatives of the nursing Th^chool history texts don’t mention it often. tandem garage. Lovely ter Lydall St. — Dear Run unemployment Is not a erator. References and C all 647-9353 after 5pm. Please turn to page 12 expose a great deal of neck!” Items I MANCHESTER- “Voca­ But in his day, Benjamin Franklin was nearly as idividuals) landscaped yord. ('/?) area. problem. Foreclosure as­ security. 649-9021. HONDA *8995 Burnett has been fascinated with Franklin be subm $178,900-2 bedrooms, tion at Home" In your For more Information cell sistance available for the famous for outrageous flirting as he was for his bodywork heated In-ground pool DIVORCED and SELF- MANCHESTER- 6 room , ^ since 1940, when he read a biography of the days bef no of mv I'/j baths, dining room 040-0535. Prelude excellent writing or successful inventing. plus hot tub sur­ EMPLOYED. 3 bedroom Duplex. FURNITURE AC, S Speed, Stereo, statesman. The interest was fed by the Alwayi t their con- overlooking sunken BRAND new llsltlngn Avalloble March 1st. El At least, that’s what old Ben, himself, told the rounded by private Swiss Conservative 1 Owner Jobless rate falls again acquisition of other history books trom the num ber living room, 2plus cor Elegant 10 plus room reat second treed lot with potio! G roup at M3-4S4-1336 Refrigerator and 3 Months new! Queen size sixth-grade clas.ses at M artin School on Thurs­ Federal period. fort Imme- tandem garage. D.W. Colonial jjf i Arvlne o r 201-454-4404. stove. No utilities. day morning. typew rit Fish Reolty 643-1591.0 Also features 4 bed­ Place. 44^edrooms, pine waterbed with Working at the American Optical Co., he felt a stationer lake some rooms, formal dining Adults preferred. No heater ond seml- Bv Matt Yancey the gains in retail-trade employ­ "You know, children, I am known as an old ev on the master bedroom with particular sense of kinship with Franklin, MANCHESTER. Newly room, lorge eat-ln kit­ pets. 643-2034. waveless mattress. The Associated Press ment reflect "post-Christmas devil with the women,” said the gentleman in the 72-1527. constructed 4 bedroom sitting room, brand ROOMS because that firm was the first to mass-produce chen, and beautiful new state of the art MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Have all receipts and cutbacks this year that have been burgundy knickers and knee-length coat. “ And I Colonlol with private family room with FOR RENT room Duplex. $750 warranty. Must sell! WASHINGTON - The nation’s the bifocal glasses which Franklin invented. country atmosphere. kitchen, 2 fireplaces, IDn 1987 much smaller than usual." do really love the ladies, especially the ladies of thermo pone windows monthly plus utilities. 228-0398. In 1981, Burnett rented a costume so he could 1st floor family room, economy created half a million The only service industries that Paris. You may have heard from Dolly Madison BirtI 2'/3 baths, flreplaced and sliders overlook­ CLOSE to buslines and l '/2 baths, modern kit­ appear as Franklin at a roast for a friend. "I had family room adjoins 2'/2 baths. Fresh point HONDA jobs last month, dropping the did not show job gains were and her husband, James, that I have been ing pool! $200's. Cen­ and paper throughout, downtown. $80 per chen, all appliances. 2 ■pets and a fantastic time, ’’ Burnett said. “ It’s one thing to kitchen. Lorge master tury 21. Lindsey Real week. Coll 643-9008. months security. Ref­ civilian unemployment rate to 5.7 finance, insurance and real est­ spending a lot of time kissing French ladies on Center, bedroom with master very tastefully deco- SUPPLIES Civic percent, its lowest since the read history, and another'to be acting it out.’’ , Estate 649-4000. □. roted, brand new vinyl MANCHESTER Quiet erences. No pets. 643- Hatchback, 4 Speed, AC, ate. In finance, which includes their necks.” . Kell bath boasting double 2 1 2 1 . When Burnett retired from American Optical n E a r ly VERNON- "Brand new area. Oft street park­ sumrtier of 1979, the government banks; savings and loans, and With this remark, old Ben — or rather, his alter P a tric vanity and whirlpool siding odds lust the FREE to good home. 1 Stereo, 20,000 Miles Unemployment in^ 1982. his friends wanted to purchase an ;nt pre- home" terrific layout, finishing touch to this ing. $65/week. Security MANCHESTER. Attrac- male, tiger cat, age 6 said today. investment houses, employment ego, Henry L. Burnett of Sturbridge, Mass, — 1 7 a tR tub. A front porch and Pe»c»v*ay ad|u!TMNTS corM tor 3 bedroom owners. Please call 633- best part was the closing quip in the segment rooms. Main floorfam- Hartford. $102,900. 4394 otter 4pm. Retail trade employment, ad­ February, with a gain of just romantic exploits when speaking to the sixth- m ateri hardwood floors, 1 cor FOR RENT Duplex. Sunny and toll MAMJJASONO Jf about the Paris flirtations. IIv room , 2'/3 baths, Anne Miller Real Est­ of character. No pets. justed for seasonal variations, 20,000. Employment in the furni­ grade classes. He claimed that the habit of Strom* garage and located Inr ate 647-8000.G tSez 1988 great family gelghbor- fireplace, completely Nonsmokers pre­ 1983 climbed by 110,000 despite evi­ "I believe that God created women as very M r. an finished lower level, NEW Apartments. 1 bed­ IMI8CEI1ANE0U8 ture and electronic equipment kissing French women on the neck had been hood. $152,500. Sentry BRAND new 1 bedroom ferred. $695 plus utili­ r«*> 'a? Jan •aa Feb '•e dence of^ declines in consumer special people: beautiful and dumb," Burnett excellent location! room , 2nd floor. $575 FOR BALE HONDA industries fell by 3,000 while developed for highly practical reasons: "Kissing a broti Real Estate 643-4060.O Condominium, cathed­ per (nonth. 1 month ties. 647-7725. 6 .7 % ~ ir5 8 % II 5,7% I spending. said, as some of the girls in the audience gasp^. $235,000. U 8.R Realty ral ceilings, lovely *6495 automobile industry employment on the lips is considered impudent and impolite, MANCHESTER. New to security. Peterman MANCHESTER- 3 bed- "Beautiful so that the men might love them. And Co., Inc. 643-2692. □. dome windows over­ COUNTER Top Cabinets A cco rd The commissioner of labor you know. And when I ki.ss the ladies on the market. Exceptional 8 Building Company 649- room. $650 monthly. tor medical office. 2 or 4 Dr., Auto, Cruise, AP graphic statistics, Janet L. Norwood, said dumb .si^^hat they might love the men” room Colonial In desir­ COLUMBIA Lake- Over- looking rolling Elling­ 9404. References gnd secur- Please turn (o page 12 9 slzed Cape, view of ton H ills. $97,900. Anne 3 room s. W alnut finish. AC, Stereo 9 able Martin School MANCHESTER. Lorge‘ 6 Ity. C o ll 645-8201. C o n ta ct S. Rom eo, Dr. C ■District. Formal living water with deeded M iller Real Estate 647- right of way to lake. 3 8000.O room Duplex. 3 bed­ ROCKVILLE- Large 1 M.D., 18 Haynes Street, room ond dining room , room s, 1 both, parking, bedroom,' new bulld- monchester. 646-4797. 1st floor family room bedroom, I'/j baths, LOVELY newer 2 bed­ TODAY flreplaced living room, no pets. Lease ond • Ing. Washer-dryer CHAIN Link fence tor with sliders to patio room Townhouse with security deposit. $650 hook-up, storage, ca­ 1. Whic den, formal dining sliders to balcony, wal­ large dog. 12X 12, also Brooks: Combat alcohol-violence and beautiful oversized plus utilities. Ask for ble, stove, refrigera­ women of room, eat-ln kitchen kout basement, private Includes dog house. 1987 lot. Call tor your exclu­ Connie 646-7709. tor, carpeting, trom 647-1699. W ork 524-4918. Younger executives Bv Andrew Yurkovsky GANGE sive showing today. with dishwasher, wet back yard . $119,900. ‘Record’ page ence of Churches could/take up the purpose of the group. Cle­ about the violence issue. bar, rec room, laundry MANCHESTER. Availa­ $475 per month plus People who attempt to deter­ Manchester Herald $234,900. Sentry Real Anne Miller Real Est­ utilities. C a ll 643-0557 HONDA *8495 the issues raised by BroAkS^hen venger and her hu.sband, Wilmer, “I'd rather comment about 2. The 01 room and work room. ate 647-8000.O ble Immediately. Two, mine just what is going on in the Estate 643-4060.O evenings. \ ENDROLLS begins today its executive board meets next last year successfully appealed (Brooks’ letter) as a clergym an’’ W A SH ir Many extras and lorge 2 bedroom units. No CRX executive suite are eyeing a vital A captain in the Manchester deck. Move-In condi­ AN Elegant portrayal of pets. Security, referen­ 27««Mlh-8Mi , 5 Speed, Stereo, week. the ruling of Zoning Enforcement Meek said. "I agree with It. We HAMILTC EAST Hartford. Waiting the modern lifestyle 1S% erMHi • a ter 2S0 statistic that appears to have Police Department is calling on tor you! Lovely 2 bed­ tion. Shown by ap­ ces. $550. H eat In­ IC0N00MINIUM8 13,000 Mllaa LO O M was formed last year to Officer Thomas O’Marra that the see just an awful lot of people that can be seen In this 2 I MUST Be atakad up at the "Record,” a daily almanac of members of a group that success­ room , I'/z both tri-level pointm ent only. cluded. 643-1577. FOR RENT changed direction again: The oppose the opening of Laserquest Laserquest was a permitted use are increasingly having prob­ 3. Psych bedroom , }'/a both Sa­ iHarM OMIaa Manday Mmi life in Manchester, begins today average age at which chief fully opposed the Laserquest newer unit with att­ . $199,900 by owner. 228- M A N C H E S T E R . 2 bed- I 'nturadaybalerall a.m.only. at the former Mott’s Shop Rite at the East Middle Turnpike site, lems with alcohol at a younger MIND ached garage. Easy 9032. lem Cape end unit In in the Manchester Herald. entertainment center on East the Lydall Woods com­ room Townhouse with TOLLAND. Vernon line, executive officers are appointed building. Some church leaders "First of all, the only comment and younger age." commute to Hartford. new 1 bedroom Con­ It w ill appear on page 2 Monday 4. WhicI OPPORTUNITY! A little munity. Clean and cap­ fireplace. Heat and hot to lead top corporations is declin­ Middle Turnpike to continue to involved in LO O M had spoken out I can make iff it was a zoning He added that there are too inter $132,900. Century 21 Ep- TLC makes this well water, carpeting, a/c, dominium. I'/i baths, through Friday. work to rid society of "the fishermen tivating. Enloy the out­ 1987 ing. Story on page 8. against the game because of what issue, not a moral is.sue,” she many outlets for alcohol in town, Ions for steln Reolty 647-B895.0 featured house a home. ; all appliances. Nice lo­ fully appllanced kit­ Sell Your ’The daily "R e cord ” w ill in­ undisputed link between alcohol C A R P : side Inside through the chen. $615 per month. they said is its violent character. said. She would not comment and he noted that his church! orders, YOU Can’t ludge a book Colonial with 3 bed­ dual atrium doors. cation. C a ll 647-1595. clude obituaries, the About Town HONDA and violence.” The game’s developers. Laser located on East Center Street, 5. Spects re thet by Its covert You can’t rooms, l'/«j baths, P rice d of only $153,900. MANCHESTER- Vi Du­ 071-2117 leove message. column of local events, the Sunny Saturday further. Capt. Joseph H. Brooks, whrf Games of Hartford Inc., with­ opposed theopening of the nearby which spor ledules Imagine how surprised french doors to tire- Blanchard ft Rossetto plex. 2 bedrooms, gar­ ns Civic Connecticut weather forecast and Rain or snow ending tonight, The Rev. James Meek, pastor heads the Police Department’s you’ll be when you see placed living room, Realtors, "W e'rr Sel- age, washer/dryer, IH0ME8 4 Lines — 10 Days Hatchback,'5 Spaed DX, a weather-related drawing by an drew plans for the center last of Community Baptist Church Village Pub several years ago. LAYUP the Inside of this mag­ hardwood floors, gar- then clearing. Sunny on Satur­ detective division, said today the llng Houses" 646-2402.O refrigerator, $600 per IFOR RENT 500 charger' each addi­ Stereo, Only 0,100 Miles elementary school pupil, the month. and a member of LOOM, said he In his letter to the Herald, nificent antlaue home . age, nice area. Asking month. 646-2604. day. Details on page 2. group, Lasergames Out Of Man­ “ There are just so many things Brooks cited statistics from a 6. T ry to $149,900. C a ll Lin da LO VELY ft Larger Town- tional lino, per day. You '"rhoughts’’ column by local supported the premise of Brooks’ 7 room s, 3-4 bedrooms, FURNISHED efficient 3 BEDROOM House, chester. should use its organiza­ column by Ann Landers that suggested I Brown, Re/Max East house with 1200 square can cancel at any time. clergymen, Dr. Crane’s ^ iz and (LOOM) could address that are letter. He said the executive 1'/^ baths, keeping feet plus heated base­ apartment for quiet a va ilab le A p ril 1st. $800 tional abilities to work against type of mui room with beehive of the River. 647-1419. Connecticut lottery results. Index related to violence.” Brooks said. committee of the conference of showed a link between alcohol ment and oarage. 1'/i working adult. Refer­ monthly. Security. 647- SORRY, alcohol abuse, which he said has a He added that if the group does and violence. According to the / Monday oven, natural wlde- SOUTH Windsor- Charm­ ences. No pets. $400 per 9658. In addition, appearing through­ churches may discuss the letter b a th s, 2 bedrooms, NO REFUNDS OR 24 pogao, 2 ogcMono stronger link to violent behavior not take up some other" issue column, alcohol is involved in 86 g rate, a board floors, beamed ing 7 room Colonial. 3 central vacuum system month plus oil. 646- ^M^IC^£STERHO^I[>^ out the week will be columns of next week and decide on whether ceilings, 4 fireplaces, ADJUSTMENTS than an entertainment center. related to violence, "then I’m percent of fatal accident!, 70 tnables bedroom , 1W baths, 1 hook-up, second floor 0053. iclBTOREANO College Notes. Service Notes, Bualrwta____ 0-9 Obitusfl— 2 to take any action. approximotely 1 acre. car garage, '/i acre, Brooks wrote a letter to the sat em- laundry, garage door 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, CALL HERAUU 24 ADAMS ST. Births, Public Records, Honor CiMSIflad _ 20-24 going to be left to question the Meek said that the LOOM percent of murders, 53 percent of Tip-top condition, ap­ screened porch, new ®®|0FFICE SPACE Opinion______8 editor of the Manchester Herald Lotte 9ply at: opener. Near high­ 4 rooms, heated. $600. Rolls, Scout News and New C o m ics_____ 18 strength of their convictions.” organization grew out of the deaths by fire, 50 percent of proxim ately 1600 root, vinyl siding, ways. Small complex, People______10 stating his opinion. It appears on square feet. $162,000. Securtly. No pets, no MANCHESTER- Prime CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Books, a listing of new publica­ Connecticut__ 4 Two LOOM members had dif­ concerns of the local clergy over rapes, 60 percent of sex crimes storm windows and nice location. $129,900 oppllonces. Referen­ Sports___ 13-18 page 6 today. er Jockson ft Jackson downtown office tions in town libraries. Focus______7 ferent reactions to Brooks’ letter. the game's alleged violent char­ against children, 50 percent of flreplaced living room. and worth Itl Belflore ces. 646-2426 weekdays space, 825 square feet. Television___ 17 Meanwhile, a clergyman who is Connectici 06074 Real Estate 647-8400.O $157,000. 644-2961. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 646-3515 Carol Clevenger, of 30 Hilltop acter. Eventually, however, resi­ domestic fights and assaults and Agency. 647-1413. 9-Spm, Reasonable. 660-1447. Corrections also will appear on Local news_Ji-3 U.8 ./World___ S a member of LOOM said today page 2. Drive, a LOOM member, said dents became involved in the Lottery______2 Weekend.. io-ll that the Manchester Area Confer- today that Brooks misunderstood group who were not as concerned Please turn to page 12 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Msrch 4 19W RECORD MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 4. 1988 - 3 Sound of bagpipe State’s Route 6 About Town I * College Notes brightens schoois L3 U32n k^mphlet called OA meets at church By Andrew J . Davis string instruments are older, Overeaters Anonymous meets on Mondays, Elected to post Manchester Herald he said. ^esd ays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1 p.m. and on The Scottish bagpipe has TOurMlays at 7 p.m. at the First BapUst Church, 240 Rebecca Caitagna of Lamplighter Lane, a 'The sounds of Europe could ‘desperate’ move five tubes with eight holes to student at Bryant College, Smithfield, R. I., has been Hillstown Road. There are no dues or fees. Keeney Street play nine note$. The Irish elected vice president of communications for the School Wednesday during the bagpipe has three pipes with a BY Andrew Yurkovsky highway would mean the con­ Bryaitt Marketing Association. She is a junior visit of bagpipe player Gerald Manchester Herald Booster Club meeting marketing major. Welch. two-octave chromatic scale. demnation of 75 homes, com­ While warming up the. Scot­ pared with 30 if the highway were — The Bolton Booster Club will meet on Welch, of Glastonbury, also tish instrument, and while the A public relations campaign in relocated. With the highway Monday at 7 p.m. at Herrick Park. played at the Buckley School J* '4' On Nichols list ai r was let out of the bagpipe at favor of the proposed Rpute 6 widening, 16 historic sights, in­ on Tuesday during a two-day the end of each play, the sound expressway is'a “ desperate at­ cluding the Andover Library, the Telethon Is Sunday Brooke Rowett, daughter of Raymond Rowett of stay in Manchester. of a “ sick cat” filled the air, tempt” by the state Department 352 E. Middle Turnpike and Suzanne Moore of 280 First Congregational Church and Manchester Rotary members of the State Easter During his stay at Keeney, Welch said. However, once he of Transportation to win support Love Lane, Coventry, has been named to the dean’s the Daniel Burnap House would Seal Society Telethon will receive pledges from Welch played the European- got started, the children all for the proj’ect. the organizer of a have to be condemned. The list for the fall semester at Nichols College, Dudley, bagpipe, explained the took to the sound. statewide citizens’ group said Sunday at New Haven TV station, Mass. She is a graduate of Manchester High School relocated highway, on the othe WTNH, Channel 8. To give pledges, call Pat origins of the instrument and All the children in the first Thui;sday. and also attended Manchester Community College. hand, would lead to the condem­ Castagne, John Garside, Marty Shea, Peter its music, and told students group raised their hands when The DOTissued a pamphlet this She is a senior at Bryant majoring in management nation of one historic sight, the ' pIRosa, Malcolm Anderson, Alfred Kargl, Joseph about the ceremonial costume week titled, “ Relocated Route 6 information systems. Welch asked whether they pamphlet says. Swensson, or Elsie "B iz” Swensson-at 784-8888. often worn by bagpipe players liked the instrument. — What are the Facts?” which The pamphlet says that daily ints during events. '.J “ You either like it or you argues that the proposed express­ trips on the existing Route 6 have Daughters of Isabella Welch, 60, began playing the don’t,” Welch said. way from the Bolton Notch to increased during the past four Student teaching bagpipes 30 years ago. He said Welch also explained his Windham would result in the years from 11,000 to 16,000. and The Daughters of Isabella will meet on Tuesday at M he began playing at such a late costume, first worn by Scottish condemnation of fewer proper­ that number will ri.se another 55 7:30 p.m. ta the First Federal Savings and Loan Neil G. Snuffer, son of John Snuffer of Autumn age because that is when he Highland soldiers. The part of ties and could have less of an percent over the next 18 years. Association on West Middle Turnpike. Agnes Street has started a semester of student teaching in was first introduced to bagpipe the costume that received the environmental impact than the Rome said that ECCAG has Buccino and her committee will be in charge of Pennsylvania. He is a student at East Stroudsburg music. University. He will practice teach for 16 weeks at most attention, though, was widening of the present highway. done studies showing that the refreshments. ^ “ I heard the pipes one day two different Pennsylvania high schools. Welch’s kilt. He told the Opponents of the DOT'S plans existing road is capable of Retirement talk and I fell in love with them,” children never to call the kilt a support widening the existing handling existing traffic. Welch said, “ But I ’m still dress ora skirt. “ It’sakilt,” he roadway over the coiistruction Hurle said widening the high­ learning.” The Savings Bank of Manchester is holding a On Hartwlck list said. “ If you call it a dress or a the expressway. The DOT is way in some ways could cau.se A retirement seminar Saturday, March 12. from 8.30 Now Welch is a member of skirt, I ’ll punch your lights seeking a permit from the U.S. greater environmental damage. ’Tracey A. Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden the St. Patrick’s Pipe Band of to 11:30 a.m. at the Manchester Country Club. Dr. Chick of Bolton has been named to the dean’s list for out.” Army Corps of Engineers to fill in While the proposed expressway Manchester. A retired school Beraard Z. Friedlander, director of Hartford the fall semester at Hartwick College, Oneonta, The highlight of the first 77 acres of wetlands in the path of would require the filling in of 77 principal in East Hartford. Studies l^n Adulthood and Aging at the University of N.Y. She is a Junior at the college. show came at the end as Welch the road, and the Corps has acres of wetlands, the widening of Hartford, will lead the seminar. Financial planning, Welch now spends his spare 1 led the students back to their scheduled a hearing for March 15 the existing Route 6 would affect insurance concerns and Social Security will also be time telling the story of the classrooms in a mini-parade at the University of Connecticut the Hop River flood plan, the DOT discussed. Reservations are recommended. Call Receives honors bagpipe. through the halls of the school. to listen to public comment on the pamphlet says. 640-1700. Welch played the modern The students marched with wetlands plan. “ Of all the water resources in Brent L. Lassow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Stu HIpkInt/Spaclil to « i » Htrald Scottish bagpipe, in compari­ Welch, who played a Scottish “ It’s quite frankly a desperate the area, the Hop River has to be COFFEE BREAK — Frank Panfili, left, Lassow of 89 Helaine Road has been named to the the Whole Donut shop on Green Road son to its sister instrument, the tune. attempt on the part of the the most important ” Hurle said. Seniors get tax help dean’s list at Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass. and Jeffrey Lassow, of Manchester, Thursday. modern Irish bagpipe. The Students, teachers and staff Department of Transportation to Senior citizens who need help with tax returns can enjoy coffee and conversation out«siriP bagpipe comes from the wood­ members came running to win support for the project based conta^ counselors at the Tax Counseling for the Andrew J. Davlt/Manchetter Herald wind family, which is the their classroom doors to watch on a misconception — there’s no Elderly at the Senior Citizens Center on Mondays, Marietta dean’s list Conservation fourth oldest instrument Welch as he led about 60 other reason to support it,“ Ethan Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from l to 3:30 BAGPIPE PLAYER — Gerald Welch plays the bagpipe at Dave Howard, son of Gordon and Carol Howard of group, he said. children through the halls Rome, the statewide organizer p.m. The program is sponsored by the Internal The vocal cords, drums and Keeney Street School Wednesday. He also performed at Andover has been named to the dean’s list for the during the first of the shows Buckley School earlier in the week. for the Connecticut Citizen Action Corps alumni Revenue Service and the American Association of fall semester at Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio Group, said of the DOT’S Retired Persons. Bring last year's return and 1987 He is a 1985 graduate of RHAM High School and is a pamplet. being sought records. No appointment is ncecessary and the Edith M. Gray Junior at Marietta majoring in Journalism. assistance is free. For more information,c all Ailyne Ponticelli Weiss of Manchester; and three THE EASTERN CONNECTI­ The National Association of 643-5497. Edith M. Gray. 90, of 333 grandchildren. Arlyne (Custer) Ponticelli of Vot© hds cost ‘millions’ in lost grants CUT Citizen Action Group, a Civilian Conservation Corps Bidwell St., widow of Ralph Gray, 261 Autumn St,. wife of Donald C. The funeral is Monday at 10 Accepted at institute regional branch of the state Support group died Thursday, Alumni and its chapter in Enfield Ponticelli, died this morning at a m. at Concordia Lutheran Ronald VanAllen, son of Robert and Beatrice Manchester has lost “ millions of dollars” organization, has consistently are looking for additional She was born in Bristol. Feb. 1, home. “ There’s been a significant lo.ss" Weiss The town had received about $400,onn a year The support group for Cancer patients and their Church, 40 Pitkin St. Burial will Van Allen of Manchester, has been accepted to the by not participating in the federal Commun­ said. oppo.sed the highway project members from among men who 1898, and she lived in Bloomfield She was bom In Manchester, for the four years it was part of the program. Rome said that ECCAG seeks families will meet on Monday at 7 p.m. at be in East Cemetery. Calling American Motorcycle Institute Inc., Daytona ity Development Block Grant program but The town had participated iiytfie program as youths served in the before moving to Manchester five the daughter of Helen Monast and The block grant money was spent for housing Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Magnetic hours at the Hdimes Funeral Beach, Fla. He will begin training April 22 in one of has no plans to rejoin it in the near future for four years before^-ApriF 1979 referen­ to to have the highway widened to Depression-Era organization of years ago. She was a member of the late Ernest Custer, and was a code inspections, rehabilitating day-care four lanes only in certain danger­ Resonance Imaging unit will be discussed to explain Home, 400 Main St., Sunday from 10 classes that are offered each year. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said dum vote forced the town to withdraw from the 1930s. the Burnside United Methodist lifelong resident. She was em­ Thursday. facilities and rental housing and other ous areas, so the impact would what a person can expect to experience. Following 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. the program for two years. In a November Members of the alumni associ­ Church, East Hartford, ployed in the coding department projects. Weiss said not be as great as is claimed bv the program, there will be a discussion about health Memorial donations may be 1980 referendum, voters advised the Board of ation think that there are millions She is survivedby a son, Martin of the Hartford Insurance Group, Pre-med honors the DOT, and family issues. For more information, call made to Visiting Nurse & Home Weiss said the town lost $394,000 this year Directors not to re-enter the program. The of veterans of the CCC who are Whitmore Jr. of Vernon: a where she had worked for the past Wei.ss said he didn’t feel 10 years ago that 647-4739. Care of Manchester Inc., 397 Carolynn E. DelSignore,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that would have come from the CDBG defeat was attributed to a fear among “ There’s a whole host of unaware that there is an alumni granddaughter; and a great- 10 years. She was a member of Porter St., Manchester 06040, or Edward DelSignore of Bolton, has been named to program, which is administered by the U.S. the fears of residents were founded, and his adjustments that can be made to grandson. residents and some members of the Board of feelings haven’t changed group and have asked current Concordia Lutheran Church. to the National Cancer Institute, the dean’s honor list at Fairfield University for the Department of Housing and Urban Develop­ this road to make it safer and to members to help find them. CPR taught The funeral is Saturday at II Directors that the federal government would “ This is the one program that the Besides her husband and Building 31, Room 10A29, 9000 fall semester. She is a senior and was also recently ment. The $394,000 is part of “ millions of make it easier to travel,” he said. One of tho.se members is a.m. at the Holmes Funeral require the town to build low- to moderate- conservative federal administration has Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is being taught at mother, she is survived by two Rockville Pike, Bethesda. Md.. inducted into Alpha Epsilon Delta National Honor dollars” lost since the town withdrew from But Ned Hurle, the DOT’s Theodore Poticki, of 161 McKee Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be income housing. Weiss described that idea as retained in the major amount to local sons, Ronald W. Noske of South 20014. Society for pre-med students. She is a 1984 graduate the program in 1979. director of environmental plan­ St., who served in the corps from Manchester Memorial Hospital in March. The in East Cemetery. Calling hours a “ p.sychological bombshu.! governments” he said. one-session, basic life-support class meets this Windsor and Alan E. Noske of of East Catholic High School. ning, said Thursday that if it were from 1936 to 1940, when he joined are Saturday from 10 a m. until Coventry: a daughter, Carol A. widened, the existing two-lane the Marines. Many of the young coming Monday, Tuesday, March 22, and Monday, the service. Mark N. Rizzo March 28. The two-session class is scheduled for Lewie of Bolton; a sister, Jean Receives P&W award highway would have to be en­ men of the CCC went into military Monday, March 14 and Tuesday, March 15. The Mark N. Rizzo, 30, of Windsor Andover tp distribute radon-test larged to four lanes throughout in service in the World War II years. course is $7 for the one-session or $lo for the Locks, died Wednesday at St Feter Meyer, a senior at East Catholic High order to handle an expected Poticki was among the about two-session. For more information, call 647-4738, Francis Hospital and Medical School, has received the second place award in the By Andrew J. Davis 24 towns to participate in the increase in traffic 2,500 guests of the State Depart­ Deaths Elsewhere construction, such as cinder solution. Siniscalchi said The Center. He was the grandson of 1987 United Technologies Powered Flight Day Manchester Herald second half of a statewide study In any ca.se, Hurle said, the ment of Environmental Protec­ block, may have higher levels of slate also will pay for a follow-up proposed expre.ssway would be Ernest and Edna (Mailhot) poster contest. In addition to the award. United on the effects of radon gas, and radon connected with it. state tion when a 50-year reunion was About Town deadlines Albert Flala Grasso of Manchester. ANDOVER — Radon-testing visit to confirm the results, he .safer than a widening of the held in September 1986 for Louis Seaton Technologies has granted Meyers three $100 the types of construction that officials can warn homeowners said 4 Besides his grandparents, he is kits will be distributed at the existing highway becau.se drive­ Connecticut men who served in Items submitted to the About Town column should BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) - savings bonds. Participants were from the entire may help cause it, said Alan before a house is built, he said DETROIT (AP) — Louis G. survived by his wife, Pamela New England area. Andover Town Office Building It is relatively easy to rid a ways would not lead onto the the corps. The corps cleared be submitted to the Manchester Herald at least five Albert Flala Sr., who shot his wife Siniscalchi. coordinator of the “ (The study) will give us a Seaton, former chief labor nego­ (Morin) Rizzo; a son, Mark, and a Saturday, said First Selectman home of radon, he said. Covering expres.sway, as they do onto the woods, and built dams during the days before the desired publication date. to death in a highly publicized radon program for the state better understanding of radon by tiator at General Motors Corp.. daughter. Nicole; his parents, Earleen Duchesneau. ceiling cracks and adding ventila­ highway. Depression Always include a name and a daytime phone 1985 "mercy killing,” committed Department of Health Services. towns and by the type of homes,” died Thursday at age 81. Nicolas and Julia (Grasso) Rizzo Thirty-five sets of kits will be tion are just two of the remedies, The CCC was one of the number in case questions ari.se. Items should be suicide at age 85. His body was High levels of the gas have been Siniscalchi said. of Windsor Locks; a sister, Mrs. available free of charge from 1 to “ Unlike many of the other THE PAMPLET. which the programs developed by Presi­ typewritten or plainly printed on business-size found Wednesday at the home of Thoughts f found to cause lung cancer, he Two kits will be given to each Seaton joined GM as a graphic Joseph (Barbara Ann) Glogowski 3 p.m., she said. The town also problems in homes, radon is DOT says it sent out to more than stationery. his son. said. homeowner, he .said. One should dent Franklin Delano Roosevelt artist in 1928. transferring to the of Hartford; a niece and two will distribute 65 other sets to easily remedied," Sini.scalchi 12,500 households around the in 19.33 to combat unemployment Fiala shot his wife of 61 years, Fourteen towns, including be used to test the basement area, nephews. homeowners who have already said highway, says that widening the Anna Fiala, 79, as she expe­ industrial relationship depart­ Maybe it was called the blow fish. I remember Glastonbury, were selected to while the other should be u.sed for and take idle youths off the street. contacted the town, she said. Test results should be com­ rienced a severe diabetic seizure ment four years later. In 1946, he The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 seeing this funny creature on a National Geographic participate in the first half of the testing the family’s living area. a.m. at Windsor Locks Funeral "W e were notified by the state pleted by the end of the month. on Aug. 10, 1985. was named director of labor program. The film showed unusual fish who lived in study. Of the 1,425 homes tested. If high levels of radon are found Births , Home, 441 Spring St., followed by that the town may have some For people who are unable fo Two months later he was relations, with responsibility for the remarkable ways some of 19 percent were found to have — a score of 4.0 or higher on the Arrest in eatery incident problems,” Duchesneau said. get a freekit.lheslatehasali.slof charged with second-degree day-to-day relations with the a Mass of ressurection in St. the fish protect themselves. It was very funny At high levels of radon. pico curies .scale — the .state will Andover was selected as one of companies who will inspect A Deep River man was ar­ murder. He pleaded guilty. Fiala United Auto Workers and na­ Robert Bellarmine Church, 10 one point they showed pictures of what I think was By discovering if a type of mail back information on a 23. was charged with second- James Francis Jr., son of James F and a.m. Burial will be in St. Mary’s homes for radon fdr $10 to $12, rested Wednesday night in con­ Patricia Guinan Kelly of 26 Benton St. was born Feb. was sentenced to a year’s proba­ tional contract negotiations until the blow fish. This was a medium size fish, about a degree criminal mischief. tion and 52 weeks of community Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Cal­ foot in length. It had an unusual defense nection with an incident in which 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His internal his retirement. He became a vice Police said the incident oc­ service at a Bellevue food bank. ling hours are today from 2 to 4 police say he kicked in the door of grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Guizianof 149 president in 1957. mechanism. If it encountered another fish that was curred at about midnight. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. larger and therefore life threatening, this fish could Blizzard of ’88 Thompson backs fire museum bill the Chang Jiang restaurant on Ludlow Road. He has a sister, Catb^n/Ann, I'A. Main Street when the owner Birner was released on a $500 suck in so much water into It’s body, that it could state Rep. John W. Thomp.son, said the museum, located at the Galo, Christopher M., son of John and Nancy » » ■ photos sought additional equipment and fire would not let him in to u.se the non-surety bond. He is to appear quadruple in size almost immediately. And if a Democrat from Manchester’s corner of Pine Street and Hart­ Muskatello Galoof90School Road, Bolton, wasborn I N C W B O O K S releated artifacts that may be­ telephone, police said. in Manchester Superior Court Feb. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His increasing it s size by four times didn’t scare away 13th Assembly District, submit-.^ ford Raod in the Cheney Historic the larger fish, then it could expell the water come avialable in the future.” he The man, Michael G. Birner, March 9. maternal grandparents are Michael and Theresa The Manchester Herald is ted testimony today in favor of a ' District, is the only mu.seum of its told the committee, through it s mouth so fast, that it zipped backwards House bill that would provide a Muskatello of Windsor. His paternal grandparents planning .special 100th anni­ kind in the state. Thomp.son said the Town of Hall — Detective inimediately. It got out of range in an instant. $50,000 grant for the fire museum are Arnaldo Galo of Hartford and Angeline Galo of Whiton Memorial of two cities versary coverage of the The grant would allow the Manchester donated the property Hensley — Fort's law Bloom, ed. — Daniel Defoe's Robin­ Some weeks ago that image came to mind as I was in Manchester. Man charged in cop assault Newington. He has a brother, Matthew, 2. Herl^rt — The magic cottage Blizzard of 1888 and would museum to renovate and restore for the mu.seum and that both New books at the Whiton son Crusoe working on a phrase of St. Paul; “ A little bit of The testimony was read to the Lawrence, Megan Rose, daughter of Richard and Ignatius — Agents of Innocence Bloom, ed. — Tennessee Williams like to hear from residents the former firehouse paid and unpaid firefighters Memorial Library. 100 N. Main John — Death games knowledge puffs up, but love builds up.” How true it General Assembly’s Education A Manchester man arrested Starkweather St . was charged Rhoda Reardon Lawrence II of 79 Mill St. was born St., are: Laker — The silver touch Bloom, ed. — Tennessee Williams' A with photographs or memo­ “ The renovation isneces.saryto donate theirtime to maintainand street car named Desire is, that a little knowledge makes us experts We Committee today by Melanie ensure the safety of of the public Tue.sday'in connection with the with assault on a police officer, - Feb. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Lahrman — Defectors Caplovich — Blizzard I rabilia of the storm. Please operate the museum. He said the McCutchon — Convoy north quadruple in size, but we can deflate just as quickly. alleged assault of his girlfriend risk of injury to a minor, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Richard Fiction Catalano — The Mexican Americans call Andrew Davis or Marie Megathlin, an aide to Thompson and to accommodate the steady local Army Re.serve unit has Mc^ione — Just a tace In the dork Copperman — Taking books to heort Just one bite of one apple from a very large and injured an officer while he was Stromert of Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are Bleole — Interface for murder Melchoir — Code name, Grand Grady at 643-2711. who was not able to attend the tourist growth,” Thompson said. donated countless hours on wee­ .second-degree criminal mi.schief, Bovie — World's end Gulonol Curtis, ed. — The Indians' book productive apple tree, and Adam and Eve are hearing. taken into custody and damaged and breach of peace, police said. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawrence, 87 Mill St. She has Burley — WvcIItte and the Winder DIFranco — The Italian Americans “ It will also allow the mu.seum to kends to do maintenance work at DIU6 Wurphy — Upon this rock experts. a police cruiser, police said. He was to appear in Manchester a brother, Matthew Richard, 20 months. Ploldy — The courts of love Dole — The Doles; unlimited partners In the testimony Thompson plan proper storage facilities for the museum. Carr — The troubadour's romance Douglas — The essential AIDS tact Robert M. Davis. 36, of 9 Pope — Galleon book ’The Caribbean blow fish is a funny creature., Superior Court Wedne.sday. 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March 4, 1988 — 5 , 1988 — 3 n a t i o n Robertson leads hopefuls & W ORLD in tough stand on tobacco i are several other variations on Which the value of a home can Bv Christopher Connell — and nearly 75 percent of helps many small tobacco classification contained in other Increase dramatically, creates Officials smuggle heroin? The Associated Press Americans don’t even smoke. farmers stay in business. Hamden has nleaded cmlltv tn n ohnron faiioH proposed bills. th* perception of a shift in the WASHINGTON — Senior officials of the U.S “ It makes no sense that while “I believe the government HAR’TFORD — A state senator Currently, all property is taxed burden to residential property trust territory of Palau may be Involved with WASHINGTON - Pat Robert­ the Surgeon General’s office is should do everything in its power who advocates allowing towns to owners, Decko said. son, a reformed pack-and-a-half- waging a campaign against re iransaciions oi more uian $io,ooo each that based on 70 percent of its assessed smuggling Southeast Asian heroin Into the to educate the public about the tax commercial property at a “ Legislators are responding to a-day smoker, is taking the smoking, the federal government involved nearly |1 million. value. hazards associated with smok­ higher rate than residential prop­ Decko said that any form of that," he said. “ But when you c^ar^e *****’ **** House panels toughest stand against tobacco is involved in price supports for ing. I have been a strong the con­ U.S. Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Thursday the erty is disputing business claims classification is unacceptable to look at the facts, you find that is among the 10 presidential candi­ tobacco. And it’s illogical for supporter of stronger warning es, corn- plea in federal court came in relation to an The accusation was made by Interior that such a practice would cost business because it would un­ not the case." dates. Most of his rivals, cam­ politicians to bemoan the grave labels on cigarette packages and way were ongoing federal investigation Into money Chairman Morris Udall, D-Ariz.. and Del. Ron business an additional $160 mil­ fairly shift more of the tax burden The fact is that the burden paigning in the tobacco belt in health consequences of tobacco other mechanisms to inform the highway deLugo, D-Virgin Islands, chairman of the laundering operations. He would not elaborate lion a year in Connecticut. to business. levels out during the 10-year advance of Super ’Tuesday, sup­ while, at the same time, support­ public of smoking-related health ights, in- Interior subcommittee on insular and on the investigation. Sen. William A. DiBella. D- “ Clearly, we feel it’s unfair," period and no property owner — port the government’s tobacco ing its production. risks. I believe public education >rary, the international affairs. The bank has agreed to pay a fine of $150,000, Hartford, co-chairman of the Decko told reporters during a residential or commercial — is price support program. ” I believe the federal govern­ will result in a gradually decreas­ lurch and but may contest federal prosecutors’ tax-writing Finance Committee, news conference. He said the unfairly burdened, he said. TOey quoted the U.S. Drug Enforcement In response to a survey by The ment should get out of tobacco ing demand for tobacco products. se would recommendation of $200,000 in criminal and civil calls the assertion “ total change would cost business $160 Decko said the answer lies not Administration as saying that the Pacific Associated Press, nearly all the production, and continue its cam­ led. The GARY HART: Campaign aide fines, Twardy said. garbage." million more a year, because, if in classification, but in having islands “ are being used to transship heroin from candidates said they would main­ paign to educate the public on the the othe Jay Angoff said Hart does not He said the case reflects the “ most significant On Thursday. Kenneth O. residential rates go down, mill revaluations conducted more Southeast Asia to the U.S.” tain or intensify efforts to dis­ dangers of smoking ... A user fee condem- support price supports because conviction" of a banking Institution in Decko, president of the Connecti­ rates would have to go up to make often, perhaps every five years courage people from smoking; on tobacco products would serve iight, the "it makes no sense on the one Connecticut under federal currency transaction cut Business and Industry Associ­ up the difference. and allowing property tax in­ Seven of 10 said they back the as an added incentive to stop hand to pay people to grow reporting statutes. ation, the state’s most powerful Decko said he doubted the creases to be phased in over five No new way to get AIDS government’s price support smoking. Revenues from such a liat daily tobacco and then for us as a business lobby said business three-year classification period years program. fee should be earmarked exclu­ ite 6have CHICAGO — Federal researchers could find society to incur the tremendous hopes to kill the so-called tax under the central bill would ever Further, he noted, the General But Robertson wants to snuff sively for meeting the long-term last four Guilty plea In stabbing classification bill, as it did last no new or unusual pathways by which AIDS costs that tobacco imposes.” M be lifted if it becomes law, Assembly last year created a $67 out the tobacco industry entirety health care needs of our older .000. and year. spread in a study of 2,059 people who apparently meaning that classification over 10 years and stiffen taxes on citizens.” lother 55 NEW HAVEN — A city woman pleaded guilty million fund to help provide contracted the deadly disease from unknown JESSE JACKSON: “ In general The measure is pending in would continue indefinitely. property tax relief and that cigarettes to help pay for long­ years. Thursday to stabbing her former boyfriend to sources, says a report published today. MICHAEL DUKAKIS: ”In I support the federal tobacco DiBella’s committee. He said legislators who favor money hasn’t yet been term health care for the elderly. ’AG has death last July after he constantly disturbed her Another new study concluded that routine program although ... I would like It would allow towns to tax' the idea are “ dealing in a political distributed. The AP surveyed the candi­ Massachusetts, I have supported that the sleep. screening of surgical patients for the AIDS virus policies to protect the rights of to see the tobacco program residential property based on 50 environment,” responding to vo­ Decko was joined at the news dates about tobacco and smoking able of Gwendolyn Gray, 27, pleaded guilty under the is unwarranted because it would wrongly non-smokers. And as president, I reformed so that small family percent of its assessed value, ters who say the burden on conference by representatives of as they gird for the March 8 round would support a vigorous public farms benefit more than they Alford Doctrine to second-degree manslaughter manufacturing property at 60 residential taxpayers is too high, more than a dozen chambers of Identify as many as 130,000 people as having the of primaries across the South, he high- in connection with stabbing her former AP photo health campaign to encourage currently do. At the present time percent and commercial prop­ especially since property reva­ commerce, the Insurance Associ­ virus for every surgeon it saved from infection. where tobacco may no longer be Id cause AP photo smokers to quit and to incourage production quotas are distributed A boyfriend. James Sessions of New Haven, 15 ON THE RUN — Sen. Albert Gore waves erty at 70 percent — all over a luations are done only once every ation of Connecticut, the Connec­ “ Even though surgeons are very important king but remains the top cash lamage. young people from taking up the in a way that favors corporate times after he persisted in hugging and kissing as he goes on an early morning run with 3-year period. The practice would decade. ticut Retail Merchanfs Associa­ people, somehow changing the lives of 130,000 crop. ressway habit. farmers and neglects the family her as she slept July 2,1987, police said. Under be eliminated after that. There That length of time, during people to protect one of them doesn’t seem quite STANDING ZONE? — A double-decker Tobacco provides wages and in of 77 supporters in New Haven today. Gore tion and other business groups. farmer who is the backbone of the the doctrine. Gray does not admit any guilt, but right to me,"said one of the researchers. Dr. bus is stuck in the bus lane, literally, benefits of more than $14 billion a “ I do not favor direct taxpayer leningof and others ran four miles through city rural South. ... concedes a conviction would be likely if the case Stephen G. Pauker. year for 710,000 people across the subsidies to farmers who grow Id affect streets. after a huge pothole swallowed the rear "As long as there is a demand went to trial. region. tobacco. However, I do not oppose the DOT end of the vehicle in Norwich, England, the tobacco industry’s own effort for tobacco and people who make Gray was originally charged with murder but With the exception of Robert­ A little magic can’t hurt kids, on Thursday. Authorities believe the to provide economic assistance their livelihood from meeting Assistant State’s Attorney Jane B. Emons said Storm plasters Midwest son and Democrats Gary Hart urces in Creditors press claims road was built above an abandoned and Paul Simon, the candidates through the existing Commodity that demand, the federal govern­ there was evidence Sessions abused Gray during A late-winter storm blamed for at least seveg, las to be chalk mine, which brought about the favor continuing the price sup­ Credit Corporation loan pro­ ment should offer its assistance. rie said. a “ tumultuous relationship” that resulted in DANBURY — A “ dismal picture” was painted deaths plastered the Midwest with up to 8 inches “ But we have to recognize that collapse. No one was injured in the port program for tobacco, which gram, which operates at no net complaints being lodged with New Haven police. in a probate hearing on more than $3.5 million in says magician fighting drugs of snow and ice. toppling trees and power lines cost to the taxpayer. And I 350,000 deaths per year are claims filed against the estate of a former mishap. guarantees growers a minimum Second-degree manslaughter, which carries a and leaving more than 65,000 people without price and regulates how much strongly support efforts to en­ related to smoking. The govern­ Danbury probate judge who allegedly io n maximum 10-year prison sentence, involves an STAMFORD (AP) —The drug electricity today, officials said. they can produce. courage tobacco farmers to di­ ment must beef-up educational intent to cause serious physical injury that embezzled money from his law clients. efforts to inform the public of this problem won’t be solved by The storm left as much as 8 inches of snow in The Associated Press asked all versify so that they can deal with results in death. During a hearing Thursday, lawyers for those hazard. Just as importantly, we wishing if away but William Ohio, while freezing rain in Indiana and Illinois House kills aid package the presidential candidates on the economic impact of w|iat I fn n i must make every effort possible who have made claims against the e.state of Andrews believes a little magic thickly layered roads, bridges, trees and power Feb. 11: hope will be continuing progress to assist farmers to diversify out Richard N. Nahley charged that his wife. Mary can’t hurt. lines with as much as 2 inches of ice. WASHINGTON — The House has killed its “ Do you support the current towards a smoke-free society.” One killed as car explodes of tobacco production if they so g h t D. Nahley. had lived well on money stolen by her Andrews, a Stamford magi­ " It ’s just a winter wonderland out there,” said Democratic leadership’s proposal for a package federal price support program RICHARD GEPHARDT: “Ido desire. We should consider using LITCHFIELD — A fiery explosion that husband. cian. who is president of the Dan McCarthy of the National Weather of “ humanitarian” aid for the Nicaraguan for tobacco? Would you expand support the current federal pro­ some portion of the 16 cent lion of resulted from a freak automobile accident at a The lawyers also demanded to know why the Society of American Magicians, Contras, leaving the vacillating U.S. policy government efforts to discourage Service’s Severe Storms Center in Kansas City. gram. There are a lot of small- tobacco excise tax to fund such an Corps gasoline service station killed an elderly woman inventory of Nahley’s estate does not include toward Central America once again in limbo and people from smoking?” says the groups’ national council " It ’s like a hockey rink.” and medium-sized farmers who effort.” Enfield and injured three other people, state police said. personal assets and lacks an accounting of how will meet next week to vote on the rebels without support. itional GEORGE BUSH: “ I . support depend on that program to give An elderly woman was killed ’Thursday when he spent his money. lowering the age of children The lawmakers voted 216-208 Thursday to them a fair price. When properly PAUL SIMON: “ The tobacco en who the car in which she was a passenger backed allowed in the organization’s Soviets send microwaves reject the Democrats’ $30.5 million proposal that the law requiring the tobacco industry is very clear about n the program to be run at no net cost to run, this program does not cost into the pumps at a Mobil station on Route 202 Society of Young Magicians. would have provided four months’ worth of food, the government any money: It's getting the message across that lion of City lays off workers WASHINGTON — The Soviet Union still is the federal government.” before exploding into flames, state poice Sgt. ” I really believe we have the clothing and medical supplies to the rebels and paid for by the people who smoke the current tobacco program bombarding the U.S. Embassy in Moscow with Daniel Lewis said. BRIDGEPORT — The city has laid off five ability to keep kids from using created a new $14 million program to aid ROBERT DOLE: “One of the cigarettes. does not cost the taxpayers. While associ- microwave radiation, more than four years An autopsy will be performed today at the more workers and the mayor says he’ll cut all drugs by getting them involved in children who are victims of the Nicaraguan civil most misunderstood aspects of "I support measures to ban that may be true of the program nillions after U.S. officials protested a resumption of the chief state medical examiner's office in funding for cultural events in the next fiscal magic.” Andrews said earlier war. tobacco is the government price smoking on commercial airlines that assists tobacco farmers, the 'ho are this week. “ I rarely had time to tactic, the State Department says. Farmington to determine the identity of the .vear as Bridgeport struggles with a budget Forty-five Democrats, mostly liberals who support program, sometimes on short flights and to restrict fact is that smoking costs all of us alumni get into trouble becau.«e I was "Microwave signals in the 5-11 GHz greatly. victim, authorities said. deficit. ' oppose any aid to the Contras, joined with called ‘the tobacco subsidy.' ... smoking to certain areas on ‘urrent always rehearsing and (gigahertz) range continue to be detected at the ” I believe we must expand n. One woman escaped from her burning car The latest layoffs, announced Thursday, Republicans, who thought the aid proposal too The Commodity Credit Corpora­ longer flights. Also, although I do practicing.” Moscow embassy chancery,” the department government efforts to discourage ers is while an onlooker rescued a man from a second effectively eliminated the city’s Veterans’ weak, to deal it a fatal blow. tion, which administers commod­ not favor a total ban on advertis­ Andrews. 68, became inter­ said Thursday in written responses to questions ing and promotion of tobacco people from smoking.... I believe McKee car that was also in flames. Affairs office. wher» ’’ ree employees worked, ity stabilization programs for ested in magic when he was 8. and from The Associated Press. USDA, has in the past incurred products, I do support an active we must begin to take steps to IS from and the Portuguese Hglp Center, which has two has been involved in magic for six The statement by the department’s Bureau of Strike ends In Panama minor expenses in the tobacco public education campaign to protect non-smokers from the joined employees. adverse effects of smoking. I Gays In hiding ‘untrue’ decades. Last year, he was Diplomatic Security also showed that U.S. PANAMA CITY, Panama — Organizers program — only $58 million oVer a inform people of the potential young The layoffs began last month as the elected president of the society at generally support legislative ef­ lilitary officials still don’t know the purpose of the called off a general strike as support faded, period of 50 years prior to 1984. adverse effects tl)at tobacco administration of Mayor Thomas W. Bucci the national convention in Las forts to discourage smoking. I am years, NEW HAVEN — The practice of hiding a low-level radiation bombardment. saying a money crunch in the next few days will Meanwhile, federal, state, and products can have on our health. ” homosexual orientation is "a tried and untrue” began making adjustments to cope with severe Vegas. local excise taxes collected from co-sponsor of legislation that about paralyze the nation and keep up pressure on the ALBERT GORE JR.: "I sup­ way of fitting into an established church, financial problems. Eight years ago. the society the sale of tobacco products have would double the federal excise •epart- MP declares he’s gay government without their help. port the current federal program according to the co-director of the Women’s City officials are faced with a deficit that began a Society of Young Magi­ exceeded $150 billion. tax on tobacco products. ... ’rotec- AP photo “ Checks are not clearing, there is no cash and for tobacco which is funded Alliance for Theology. Ethics and Ritual. could reach $3 6 million by June .30 and are cians and Andrews calls that his TORONTO — For the first time in Canadian " I have supported efforts to "This would have the effect of in was businesses without currency cannot work, so entirely by the contributions of pricing tobacco products out of Mary Hunt told a group of Yale Divinity reviewing measures to reduce spending and pet project. Now, a child must be MAGIC — William Andrews of Stamford, president of the history, a member of Parliament has revealed increase public awareness ofithe 6 for there will be a de facto strike.” Aurelio Barria. growers and processors and does the reach of those most suscepti­ increase revenues 14 to become a member of the that he is homosexual, surprising the public, potential dangers of smoking. It 4 ved in School students Thursday that the practice Society of American Magicians, says the group will meet youth group, but he’s hoping the president of the Panamanian Chamber of not rely at all on taxpayers’ ble to developing a long-term leared amounted to “ a dishonor code” in which some delighting gay rights activists and provoking seems unlikely that smoking will national council lowers that age next week to vote on lowering the age requirement for the Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, told dollars. The current program smoking habit; teen-agers.” ng the right-wing ridicule. be outlawed in the U.S. and church leaders imply that “ what I don’t know to 8 next week. society’s youth group. It’s part of an effort to keep reporters Thursday. won’t hurt you.” Few minorities get work Svepd Robinson, of the socialist New tobacco imports will undoubtedly “ Those children will get all of children too busy to get involved with drugs. The work stoppage, which began Monday and continue, regardless of U.S, pro­ if the Hunt, whose group is based in Silver Spring. Democratic Party, made his announcement in HARTFORD — A new state report says subtle the guidance, tutoring and finan­ was called off Thursday night, was aimed at duction. In other words, if the LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT CAMP Presl- Md.. spoke at a forum exploring the relationship Parliament Thursday. racial discrimination makes it difficult for cial support our organization can forcing Gen. Manuel Noriega from power after U.S. eliminated tobacco produc­ sevelt magic began as a first-grader in me. "W e do not choose to be gay or lesbian and are between the church ministry and the lesbian and minorities to get state contracts and that give.” Andrews said. “ We’realso he was fired Feb. 25 by President Eric Arturo tion, those U.S. citizens choosing FOR YOUR CHILD? yment Virginia. His class watched some In the Navy in 1944, he per­ gay community held at the Yale Divinity School. existing equal opportunity laws are not tied in with the Just Say No not seeking special rights, merely the right to Delvalle. Delvalle himself was promptly to smoke would do so using lower street. of the older kids put on a magic formed all of the magic he could 4th Annual The forum was sponsored by the Divinity School enforced. foundation and they’ve declared live openly in dignity without losing our jobs or dismissed the following day by an emergency quality, imported foreign tobacco show at school, and Andrews — card tricks, rope tricks, Gay-Lesbian-Straight Coalition and the Yale The report, released Wednesday by the state war on drugs.” homes or being subjected to violence.” meeting of Noriega loyalists in the National instead of U.S. produced thought that magic “ was the most disappearing coins tricks— all on Gay Study Center. Commission on Human Rights and Andrews said his organization wonderful thing in the world.” Robinson. 36. said. Assembly. tobacco.” CONNECTICUT CfINP FAIR She said the most common choice confronting will provide magicians in all the top of a truck for dozens of Opportunities, says that minority contractors He sentaway fora magic kit. It servicemen. MARCH 5 ,198B - 12-5 P.M. MARCH 6,1988 — 12-5 P.M. homo.sexuals is either to keep one’s sexual get at most 2 percent of all state contracts cities that Just Say No has an cost $1. JACK KEMP: ” I have not •cond- When he returned to the United proposed any major reforms in D irttfl-S lim ford R itn td t Inn How«(d Johnion’i Contoranet C tn ltr orientation closeted or not be a part of the organization. Those magicians “ Neighbors would watch my No NASA 'show-stoppers wherea.s the figure would be 3.75 percent to 6.25 States in 1946, he began perform­ Gas makes Earth warmer the federal ‘no net cost’ tobacco SO L«4g« Rd., D irltn , Exll 10 o ff I K WIndior Locks, Ct. Exll 41 o ff 1-91 church. percent if state law were followed. wil teach children magic and tricks and say, 'You cute little ing in nightclubs, and at conven­ WASHINGTON - The National Research program; I do support govern­ it oc- work with them on the skill. guy. Here’s a dollar.’ ” he said. LOS ANGELES — A sharp increase in Meet representatives of camps throughout the Northeast. tions, parties, trade shows and Council said today its 14-month review following ment (and private) efforts to Andrews’ fascination with "Then there was no stopping methane gas in the atmosphere since 1978 See visual presentations political rallies. the Challenger disaster has found "no discourage smoking.” probably will make Earth warmer and may BOYS • GIRLS • COED • SPECIALTIES • DAY • SLEEPAWAY a $500 show-stoppers” to prevent NASA from resuming ppear worsen seasonal losses of protective ozone over P A T ROBERTSON: manned space flights in August. P R ll APBWISIION Court Car-rental insurance regulation gets boost Antarctica, scientists say. “ Smoking-related deaths are “ Our general impressions are favorable,” an But the 11 percent increase in methane in the costing the nation at least $65 NRC committee said in a 144-page report. billion each year ... one-third on Call 203-658-7703 for further information HARTFORD (AP) — Industry representa­ to regulate the so-called collision waivers. past decade also may slow depletion of the ozone tives say a proposal to regulate insurance on pressured into buying the collision waivers. But it also found fault with NASA’s way of shield over the rest of the planet, said F. direct health care costs, while the Sponsored by Farmington Valley Sweel Adallnea Car-rental companies maintain that the rental cars is unnecessary, but its advocates “ It’s a real racket,” said Woodcock, a troubleshooting complex space shuttle systems Sherwood Rowland and Donald R. Blake, remaining two-thirds — a whop­ It so-called collision waivers aren’t insurance member of the legislature’s Insurance NEED SOME EXTRA say many consumers are being talked into and recommended a keener and more chemists at the University of California at ping $43 billion — is attributable at all, but simply agreements under which Committee. “ Right now they can charge buying expensive coverage they don’t need. methodical evaluation of risks and hazards. Irvine. to lost Job productivity. Ulti­ arged they agree not to go after a customer to whatever they want and people are put in the mately, these staggering costs "The cost is miniscule by comparison to the fleer. recover damage done to a rental car. position where they feel they have to buy this are borne by the average citizen amount of damages that can be done.” SPEND^NG ilnor, type of insurance coverage because of their RELOCATION SALE Stanton I. Revzon, owner of Airways Rent A Revzon said manycustomersdecide to take ;hief. the waivers because they can then avoid fear of liability and exposing their own (A Reminder, so you ere not dleep^lnted-) said. Car in Newington and president of the Carand making a claim on their own insurance that personal assets.” MONEY!! ester Truck Rental and Leasing Association of He estimated that the daily fee for some Connecticut, said Thursday. could increase their rates. MOTHER’S DAY • MEMORIAL DAY • FATHER’S DAY n o t « *50 Off collision waivers translates into $4,000 or Rep. John J. Woodcock IIL D-South $5,000 a year. Memorial work* (jiscussed now can be Revzon testified at a public hearing held by Windsor, the bill’s sponsor, said 80 percent of ON ALL BICYLCES IN STOCK “ They make more money on the sale of completed for the Spring Hoiidaya. the legislature’s Insurance Committee on the rental-car customers are already covered insurance than the rest of their operation,” proposal to allow the Insurance Department under policies on their own cars, yet are 9 Woodcock said. 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WBW m BKe Priorities MISSILES b e s i d e s ,! Love bridges 47-yeBr gap lacco xT.*' INC09A , A years old and lucts. focused now on recreation facilities in his name is Andrew Jackson. (We call him Andy.) DEAR LIFE: I agree, life must go on, but grief is Manchester, with restoration of Center Well, I have some more good news for you. I just aide gives a boost had a baby girl! We named her Sarah Elizabeth so very personal that no one can presume to make s not Springs Park as one of the first major targets. (Jack calls her Shorty.) rules that will apply to everyone following the death ;ause of a beloved spouse. Among other objectives are extending and Jack has three sons from a previous marriage and ! one he always wanted a little girl. Now he has one, and A widow (or widower) may begin dating grow improving the Hockanum River Linear Park to Star Wars he’s crazy about her. whenever she (or he) feels like it. Remember, your as a and its Union Pond facilities, and construction So go ahead and teirfolks to forget about age — in-laws have lost a beloved son, and while their idous of cross country skiing facilities at Porter when you’re in love, nothing else matters. I am 26 feelings should be considered, the decision should be WASHINGTON — A dramatic series of opinion and Jack is 73. and I think we’re the happiest yours. Good luck and may God bless you and the Reservoir off Finley Street. children. polls, secretly taken for the National Security married couple alive. leral Council in 1986, convinced Resident Reagan that acco Priorities will have to be established by the M ARY JANE DEAR ABBY; You have had many letters about the best way to sell his Strategic Defense Initiative, IN DENISON. TEXAS Hike Board of Directors for the expenditures that VOTE or Star Wars, was to emphasize the fact that the how writing to a serviceman brought a happy ;ram ending. Here’s mine: When I was in the fourth will have to made to carry out the plans. Soviets want to kill it. DEAR M ARY JANE: Congratulations. May you miiy grade, during World War I. our English teacher Rp b e r t s o n We have been reporting on some of the subjects have many more years of happiness. And if there’s they When the directors meet next Tuesday they of that series of four polls, heretofore unpublished. asked the class to write letters to soldiers who were time any more “ good news,” let me know. will hear proposals worked out by a They were done for the NSC by a Washington think in the hospital during the flu epidemic TWEEK SOFTLY Josh Parsons, uted anything. That’s Tu Tu, the family's tank that asked to remain anonymous. Presidents The soldier who received my letter answered it, 3'/i-month-old son of Paul and Janelle irate committee that has been considering DEAR ABBY: I am a 31-year-old widow. My cockatiel, trying to pull the pacifier out have long used public opinion polls for their own husband was killed in ^ accident six months ago. saying he would like to hear from me again, so I Parsons of Blunt, S.D., proves that some A of his mouth. miiy short-range goals and another that has been Open Forum wrote to him again. In his next letter, he asked for fthe considering longer-range goals. decision making, especially decisions that affect and I was left with two children. 7 and 3. babies can sleep through just about their political futures. But this was probably the The children and I have gone through many nights my phone number and said he would call me when first time that the NSC introduced polling into its of pain and grief, but w^ realize that life must goon, he was released from the hospital Well, he called land The input has come from a wide range of He sounded so nice, my mother, who was a young lake people concerned with recreation offerings, thane present In alcohol bever­ own policy-making process. and so must we. Together we went through MeottI is playing LPNs and aides counseling and support group meetings. widow, told me I could invite him todinner! (He was iting ages is limited in Canada, but not A poll in June 1986 gave the NSC and the Buying diamonds tricky but ultimately the directors will have to make Recently, I decided that it was time to start stationed at a camp not too far from where we ern- in the United States; president a good idea of where SDI stood. Forty the decisions. Presumably they will get more game of politics seek raises, too dating. It’s OK with the children; however, when I lived.) nce. ■ be responsible for 10 to 15 percent thought SDI was “ a good idea and the best Locating a that ideas from their constituents, privately and at way to avoid war,” according to the report to the mentioned it to my jn-laws, they were totally ' When he came for dinner, he brought me a of the pieces. To the Editor; To the Editor: percent of the cases of breast opposed to the idea. They say it is much too soon — I present, but he never took his eyes off my mother. diamond in the 4) Make sure the precious are public meetings. cancer that will strike 1 in 10 NSC from the pollster,s. Those strong backers were rough is an ex­ ern- should have more respect for my husband’s After that, he spent all his free time with us, and metals used are exactly that Sen. Michael Meotti of Glaston­ We, as licensed practical nurses women in their lifetime; mainly members of the lower middle class, pression that onal One of the first priorities is a $1 million memory. ended up marrying my mother. Only real gold i<' expressed in bury, who 'represents the 4th and nurse's aides, anticipate that ■ be responsible for other Protestants or men from the South. The 32 percent m e a n s you this Abby, I loved my husband very much. We had a So you see, fairy tales do come true. I am now 81 Sylvia karat. Beware of processes such program for Center Springs Park, which health problems suchascirrhosis who were weak supporters of SDI were largely have disco­ , we District (Manchester. Glaston­ the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ good marriage and I feeLthat he would want me to years old and one of your faithful readers. as electroplating that give the includes a new lodge to replace the one bury. Bolton. Hebron and Colum­ tal administration consider us as of the liver; and Catholic men, members of the upper middle class, be happy. But is it too soon? What is the accepted vered a real illusion of karat jewelry. Your lible or were from the Midwest. About 10 percent were A NATIVE FLORIDIAN find. The an­ Porter damaged by fire. The lodge would provide a bia) at the state Capitol, plays a nursing staff in regard to current ■ be responsible for Fetal mourning period in this day and age? I don’t want to- jeweler can prove the karatype ' out “ weak SDI opponents” ; this group included black nounced 10- y so place for the offices of the Recreation very good game of politics. pay raises. We, as LPNs. are Alcohol Syndrome, one of three hurt my in-laws, but don’t mv feelings count at all? DEAR FLORIDIAN: Thank you, my friend, for a and value of the metal. leading causes of birth defects, women, and people who were poorly educated or in percent overall .5) Bewaryoflargedi.scounts If sing Last January. Sen. Meotti and educated and licensed to perform LIFE MUST GO ON lovelv tale. Department, which has to be moved out of and the only one which is low income brackets. The 18 percent who thought price increase a sale seems toogoodtobetrue.it cent five represent at i ves of h i s d i st ri ct a large percentage of patient care in rough dia­ Highland Park School. preventable. SDI was bad idea included blacks and women, probably is. Ask the jeweler when han for the General Assembly at­ as well as administer medication. monds this past fall means you I would now like to in vite LOOM mainline Protestants and liberals. reflected properly and the dia­ the piece went on sale and how But the chief users of the lodge in the past tended a meeting in Glastonbury We feel we ■^^utilized to 100 will have to hunt long and hard to percent of our capacity and (Lasergames Out Of Manchester) Then came the Reykjavik summit in October See speciaiist for diagnosis mond will not sparkle as long the sale will last. An ongoing with several representatives find bargains this year. icco were the crowds who skated on Center to turn their moral convictions, 1986. It was widely perceived that the summit brilliantly. and indefinite sale period may from the Pro-Life Council of perform these skills with accu­ Expect to pay clo.se to 10 tiout failed because Reagan refused to budge on SDL DEAR DR. GOTT; My son. 5. will be starling Along with carat weight, these indicate it’s not a real sale. Springs Pond. The lodge, however appealing racy and compassion at the their organizational ability and percent more on diamond jewelry that Connecticut. At this meeting; Sen. But the NSC poll taken in November showed there are the “ 4 Cs” of diamond 6) Be cautious when buying in its appearance, will not bring people back bedside. We have the most patient their energy toward an attack on school soon. For the past year he has had an this year. And for top grade ram Meotti was given thousands of were no hard feelings. valuation. Knowing the 4Cs is the through the mail or by phone. The contact and are true representa­ the abuse of alcohol in our intermittent problem with frequent (12 times an diamond^ prices will surge by 20 hile to the park in big numbers. Skating on the petitions urging the halt of very first step you mu.st take photograph may bear little re­ tives of the nursing care provided community. Using the aforemen­ When asked about the arguments against SDI, hour) urination. We’ve tried antibiotics, changing to 30 percent. ram pond. Will. Medicaid funding for indiscrimi­ Dr. Gott before you make what may be semblance to the actual piece. by Manchester Memorial Hospi­ tioned statistics, they will have an more than half said they found four arguments underwear and limiting f l u i ^ He’s had kidney "If you want to spend $.5,000 on a the - / nate abortions on demand. (Abor­ X-rays and has been seen by two urologists. No one your once-in-a-lifetime diamond The Important elements in fine tal. We hope the administration of undisputed link between alcohol convincing: that SDI was too expensive, would not Peter Gott, M.D. one-carat diamond, you still if us Under the present thinking, the pond is to be tions for rape. incest and lifeof the can find anything wrong. Should I let him go to purchase. jewelry that determine value this facility recognizes, respects and violence much stronger than be funded by Congress, would take too long to can.” notes Llod Jaffe. chairman put into condition for skating for the 1989-90 mother were exclusions.) school? I can’t imagine what will happen when he Prospective buyers planning to cannot be seen in a photo: quality and and rewards us for our the “ implied” violence of deploy and would cause the Soviets to increase of the American Diamond Indust r purchase a diamond ring, bra­ season, or with extreme good luck for the I can still see Sen. Meotti. their missile force. has to sit in class for extended periods of lime. of workmanship, durability, and ■age contributions. Laserquest. A.ssociaton, "but you’ll be gelling celet, chain or earrings should quality of stones and metals. leve 1988-89 season. leaning back in the stuffed chair, There are currently 81 outlets But the NSC heard good news, too, and Reagan a little less.” Less refers to the also consider the American Gem 7) Check the store’s return, s to his legs crossed and fingers picked up an angle. Some 74 percent said the most DEAR READER: I think that the solution to your basic determinants of a dia­ Joan Popoff, LPN for alcohol in Manchester and the Society’s (AGS) “ Ten Command­ repair and service policies before the But the town should be sure that goal can be pressed together with the peti­ convincing argument for SDI was that “ the Soviets problem ought to be kept simple: Deal with the mond’s value. (and soother signatures) announcement of the opening of a ments for Buying Fine Jewelry,” buying. A reputable jeweler accomplished before it makes a commitment tions lying in his lap. He assured believe SDI will work or they wouldn’t be trying so school authorities. Your son has been checked out The next time you’re impressed i I Manchester Memorial Hospital restaurant-disco in the Main suggests H. Marvin Beasley, vice should have policies covering all hard to stop it.” body needs some thyroid hormone, as well as by a "rock” on the finger of a > ef- to a $230,000 expenditure for a new lodge. all of us that his personal Street mall will ■ increase that medically and found to be normal However, he president of jewelry merchandis­ of these. am conviction is so strong on the issue The private pollsters advised the NSC that sometimes has to urinate fequently. a tendency he parathyroid hormone, a s\ibstanco produced by the recent bride, realize that the ing for Best Products Co. the number to 82. This is one outlet for parathyroid glands in the neck Evidently, your that that hi.dnnk. and Sen. Meotti was one of the assaults in homes (domestic will have less value if it’s cut quality Consult with the jeweler mer demand, with the bottom line Some of our political sources have pondered a have had thyroid surgery. During the operation in not so much as to make the concodtioflan alcoholic senators who obstructed the violence); and Letters should be brief and to few numbers and gazed into their crystal balls'and incorrectly. If the stone is cut at about the quality and cut of being will consumers pay the 1969. part of your thyroid was left in, because the beverage. the wrong angle light will not be democratic processby not signing ■ 37 percent of suicides. the point. They should be typed or come up with a prediction: Republican Robert Dole gemstones and the workmanship price?” the petition. Shame on you. Mike. Not mentioned in her column neatly handwritten, and, for ease and Democrat Richard Gephardt will be the major In the future, please reflect the was the fact that alcohol is also in editing, should be double­ party candidates In this fall’s presidential race. wishes of yourconstituents rather known to: spaced. Letters must be signed Here’s their reasoning; than those of the Democratic ■ affect an estimated 28 million with name, address and daytime Since 1976, every major party presidential Asthma becoming a serious threat to chiidren Party’s machinery. C> 1 M I br NCA (AC g-D Americans who have one or more telephone number (for nominees has won either Iowa or New Hampshire By Malcolm Ritter “ I'm afraid we shan't be handling your class family members who are verification). and has finished no lower than second in the other. gest asthma may have become societies to investigate those asthmatic struggles for breath. 4.8 percent in the first survey to Statistics. Lynne-Mdrie Axiak The Associated Press more severe, some experts say. alcoholic; The Herald reserves the right Both Dole and Gephardt won the Iowa caucuses questions. The latest study on asthma 7.6 percent in the second, an But the rise others found in action suit. We have determined that you 181 Summit St. And other countries are reporting ■ contain urethane, a proven to edit letters in the interests of and placed second in New Hampshire. Both of the Asthma affects an estimated trends appeared in January’s increase of 58 percent. No signifi­ asthma deaths and hospital dis­ don't have any class. “ Manchester NEW YORK — Scientists are similar increases in asthma carcinogen. The amount of ure- brevity, clarity and taste. first-place winners in New Hampshire — George 9.7 million Americans. The basic issue of the journal Pediatrics. cant increase appeared for child­ charges “ tends to make one more Bush and Michael Dukakis — finished lower than baffled and concerned by signs trends. problem is that the tubes carry­ Researchers compared results of ren ages 12 to 17 except for a believe the increase in preval­ second in the Iowa caucuses. that asthma is becoming more What is going on? ing air into and within the lungs the government’s National possibly illusory rise for blacks. ence we found may be an actual “ There are more questions Thus the picture is clear: It will be Dole and prevalent and more severe are too sensitive to dust, pollen, Health and Nutrition Survey II, The 58 percent rise should be finding,” he said. among children. than there is certainty, which is a pollutants or other substances, or Gephardt. We can relax and conqpntrate on conducted from 1976 to 1980, with viewed with some caution be­ Even the overall body of 'Scandalous’ memo exonerates Meese The indications appear in re­ very good reason for looking into to exercise, emotions or cold air. those of the ^ rs t such survey, cause the two surveys differed baseball until about Labor Day. asthma evidence poses complexi­ cently published surveys and in it mucb’ more carefully,” said A. When the airways react, they done from 197rto 1974, somewhat from each other, said ties. Asthma statistics are “ soft A casual newspaper reader or TV viewer could studies of hospital discharges and Soni^Buist of the Oregon Health constrict and their inner linings The percentage of children Peter Gergen, co-author of the and squishy” partly because which would be denied everywhere, is that a be forgiven for assuming that the ’Meese scandal" Mlnl-editolial death certificates. Experts stress Scipces University, who heads a swell, narrowing the passageway ages 6 to 11 who had ever been article and a medical officer for doctors disagree on how to define 9 portion of those funds will go directly to Labor.” currently being flogged by the media must be We’d like to thank the National Rifle Association, the numbers are open to other tas'K force formed by professional for air. During such an attack the diagnosed with asthma rose from the National Center for Health the disease. Other parts of the memorandum make it clear interpretations, but they also find something new. It is, however, the same old of all organizations, for today’s editorial; that Wallach shares Rappaport’s enthusiasm fon reason to worry. "Meese scandal” they were all yelling about a Presidential candidates should not point guns at WOliam the Labor Party and considers its ascendancy in —A government survey esti­ month ago. the only difference being that Attorney people, not even journalists. The NRA’s comment Israeli politics to be to America's advantage, so his mates that the percentage of General Edwin Meese’s lawyer has now managed was prompted by our inquiry, which was prompted FIFTH ANNUAL HOWELL CHENEY Rusher pleasure at the thought of the Labor Party chiidren younger than 18 with to get the key document in the controversy released by the former Rev. Pat Robertson. While touring a benefiting from the pipeline project is asthma rose 25 percent from 1982 for public inspection. New Hampshire gun factory in mid February he understandable. But nowhere does Wal^^ach say or to 1986, reaching 51 per 1,000 It is clear, in retrospect, that Meese’s critics picked up a .50 caliber rifle and pointed it at some imply that any American entity or individual js chiidren, or a total of 3.2 million. od la n d ANTIQUE were better off before it was released. I had a set-to journalistic tormentors. We remembered 168 Woodland S t. • 643-8474 GARDENS going to make any such payment. On the contrary —Another federal survey found on the subject, back then, with Michael Kinsley and something about the first rule of firearm safety Open 8 am - 6 pm Daily AND COLLECTIBLES lobbying for a pipeline to carry Iraqi oil safely out he specifically asserts that it is "Israel” that “ will the percentage of 6- to 11-year- Joe Rauh on CNN’s “ Crossfire” These two having to do with never, never, never pointing a of the Middle East. (This was, in its merits, a receive” the money. If “ a portion of those funds” olds who reported having ever CHRYSANTHEMUMS gladiators — roughly speaking, the end products of weapon at anybody and we called the NRA for had asthma rose 58 percent highly desirable project, which unfortunately was then to “ go directly to Labor.” the diversion ST. PATRICK’S CALLALILLIES liberalism in their respective generations — loudly affirmation. An official there warily confirmed the during the 1970s. > L SHOW never came to fruition.) was evidently going to be a strictly internal Israeli AZALEAS insisted that the as-yet-unreleased document rule, and another hastily pointed out that the NRA —The hospitalization rate for DAY Since no Arab pipeline in the Middle East would affair. VIOLETS Sat., MAR. 5 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. proposed a bribe of Israel’s Labor Party. Meese last a week unless the Israelis consented to its has not endorsed anybody for president. asthma in children younger than Alternatively, Meese’s lawyer suggests with 15 doubled between 1970 and 1978. SHAMROCK! CALCEOLARIA (their theory went) should therefore promptly have existence, Israel’s advance approval of the project Sun., M AR 6 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. considerable plausibility that the funds in question The rate, for hospital discharges instituted a civil suit or criminal action against the was essential. To secure this, it had been arranged CROWN OF THORNS were to come, perfectly legally, from Rappaport's with asthma as primary diagno­ HOWELL CHENEY author of the document under the Foreign Corrupt that Israel itself should be one of the pipeline’s $ 1 l 9| BRUMELIADS own substantial profits, when the pipeline was iBanrliPsIrr Hpralft sis, also rose about 50 percent TECHNICAL SCHOOL Practices Act, and by failing to do so had laid beneficiaries. In briefing Meese. therefore, completed. A l90, I pot BEGONIAS himself open to a charge of misfeasance. from 1979 to 1986, reaching 303 BOSTON 791 Middle Turnpike West Wallach stressed the report of Bruce Rappaport, a But whichever version one prefers, it is simply Founded In 1881 GREEN CARNATIONS! TULIPS If you think it caused Kinsley and Rauh any discharges per 100,000 children of HYACINTH FERNS Manchester, Connecticut strong supporter of the Israeli Labor Party, who preposterous to suggest that Wallach’s words put that age. DAFFODILS embarrassment to have to rely on a document they PENNY M SIEFFERT...... PubMthw HERBS (E X IT 60 OFF 1-84) had a personal stake in the project as one of the Meese on notice that anybody was about to engage GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Ed|,or —Annual deaths from asthma, $r wi4« hadn’t seen, however, you have underestimated 70 DEALERS contractors on it. In a violation of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacullv* Editor per 100,000 people in each age CYCLAMEN this pair. They cheerfully admitted they hadn’t MARIE P. GRADY...... cHy EdHor “ He,” Walach’s memo to Meese stated, Act. And even if It had. the act specifies that the ' group, rose from 0.1 in 1979 to 0.2 PRIMROSES COMPLETE GREENVIEW ADMISSION $2.50 ■ $2.00 with AD seen it, but yelled lustily for Meese’s resignation ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AiMclil# EdHor “ confirmed the arrangement with (Israeli Prime decision to institute a civil suit is one that the for 1980-84 and 0.3 in 1985 for ages FERNS 4-Step Special yiltage CHARM and indictment anyway. Promotiont Minister Shimon) Peres to the effect that Israel attorney general “ may” make "in his discretion.” DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advantolno DlidCtor 5-14. For ages 15-24, the rate rose GERANIUMS P.O. Box 333 What, in fact, does the now-released document MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... BuilnaM Mifwgdr HARDY Reg. *80“ will receive somewhere between $65 million and $70 In this particular situation, involving our closest from 0.2 for 1979-80 to bounce Mmncheittr, C T 06040 say? It is a memorandum to Meese from E. Robert SHELDON COHEN...... CompoFlng Managdr PRIMROSE HANGING POTS million a year for 10 years out of the conclusion of Middle Eastern ally, discretion might well have ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMtroom Manigdr between 0.3 and 0.4 for 1981-85. (203) 649.7560 Wallach, a lawyer and friend of his who was POTTED ROSES SPECIAL the project. What was also indicated to me, and pointed in precisely the opposite direction. JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... CHcglMlon Mmegw Hospital discharge rates sug­ 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 4. I9M

MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 4, 1988 — 9 B' • Age of corporate chiefs falling Association about the future. Tour supplement succeeds By John Cunniff BUSINESS The nation’s federally insured commercial It may be, he speculates, that it simply taps Lauzier ThaiAssoclatad Press In the latter period, the split found b } banks earned $3.7 billion last year on assets of $3 The Connecticut Tourism Association’s 16-page n !'(>,{< “ becomes proper, smart.” Jennings was made up of 36 percent below age U.8. •fficlency Improves The Home Builders trillion, down from $17.5 billion earnings in 1986, advertising supplement, which lists attractions Jennings, a pioneer in the study of 50 and 37 percent above age 55. And Just as th^ Association of Hart­ said L. William Seidman, chairman of the throughout the state, has generated thousands of m / NEW YORK — People who attempt to executive mobility, has been observing WASHINGTON — The nation’s efficiency in Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. determine Just what is going on 4n the split back in the 1960s led to a change i4 ford County has responses, according to the chairman of the corporations since 1949 and has written the direction of the age pattern, this one did also; churning out goods and services innproved executive suite are eyeing a vital statistic announced the ap­ That amounted to a return on assets of only 0.13 association’s cooperative projects committee. book, so to speak, on the upward, sideways Following the latest split, the average age slightly in the fourth quarter of last year instead that .appears to have changed direction pointment of Michael percent last year and was the lowest level since The supplement, which appeared in the and downward patterns in the fortunes of fell sharply in the 1085-1987 period to 54.t of taking a downturn as earlier estimated, the H k again: G. Lauzier as direc­ the FD IC, which insures deposits of up to February issue of Yankee Magazine, has high-ranking executives. years. And, Jennings speculates, it shoult) government said Thursday. The average age at which chief executive tor of government $100,000, was established in 1934. resulted in about 5,000 cards requesting tourism His basic studies, “ The Mobile Manager” continue falling right into the IK is . ; Based on revised figures last week for the officers are appointed to lead top corpora­ affairs for the The year-to-year drop in earnings was due information from the association’s 10 regional and “ Routes to the Executive Suite,” have Jennings recalls that in the 1960s, when he) gross national product, the Bureau of Labor ■ *•/ tions is declining again after a fairly steady 650-member associa­ entirely to large banks adding to reserves to tourism districts. Those districts worked with the educated graduate students, helped execu­ was well into a career of advising corpora^ Statistics said non-farm productivity rose at an rise since the mid- and late 1960s. tion. cover anticipated losses on loans to Third World state Department of Economic Development to tives understand where they fit in the larger tions about their own behavior, he had littU annual rate of 0.3 percent from October through countries, Seidman said. The changing numbers are likely to prompt Lauzier, who lives create the supplement, which will also run in the scheme and guided executive recruiters. difficulty in selling the idea that a chief December last year instead of declining 0.2 a spate of explanations, along with interpre­ in South Windsor, New York metropolitan editions of Ladies Home In studying the numbers, the professor — executive was good for five years. . ., ■ percent as reported in preliminary figures a tations about the consequences for manage­ he teaches business at Michigan State has a bachelor’s NU relies on nuke plants Journal this month and in Woman’s Day in April. j T r ment and the economy. But, says one The notion then, he explains, was to seeli month ago. University when he isn’t offering confidential optimum power from the executive stafC degree in govern­ H A R TF O R D — A record 68 percent of the Suzanne Besser, chairman of the cooperative authority, they could signify only a tendency advise to chiefs — found two curious, telling The revised figures showed output of goods and ment from Western projects committee, estimates that 25,000 people of herd behavior. “ Get them at their peak, utilize them and get services by non-farm businesses — which electricity used by Northeast Utilities customers splits, or indications of bimodality, in the age another.” • New England Col­ in 1987 was generated by nuclear power plants, will respond to the supplement. The supplement Professor Eugene Jennings finds that in groupings. account for about three-fourths of the nation’s Companies were growing. “ Youdidn’t lege in Massachu­ the company said Wednesday. is expected to reach the households of about 1.5 each five-year period from 1050 through 1969 These splits occurred in 1965-1969 and economic production — rising by 5.6 percent, the million readers, Besser said. want to block the movement of cream to the Michael Lauzier setts. He will be The utility said the seven nuclear plants the average age of newly appointed chief 1980-1984, and in each instance led to changes top,” he said. ; greatest increase in nearly two years, instead of executives fell, from 57.7 in 1050-1954 to 50.1 in responsible for com­ supplying electricity to the NU system produced in the pattern. There was a strong-belief in the system, iq 5.1 percent as reported in the preliminary I 1965-1969. figures. munication to the membership on matters of the same amount of electreity as would have When the age level fell to 50.1 years in the After that, the age at appointment rose "this is the way we do things at this legislation and regulation affecting the home been created by burning approximately 32 Hunt-Mason opens practice earlier period it hardly represented unifor­ company.” Executives were there to manage building industry along with working with the steadily again, reaching 56.7 years in the million barrels of oil. Dianne Hunt-Mason recently opened a mity. Instead, 33 percent of the appointments within the system, not necessarily to lead. I Moto Photo opens legislators of the General Assembly in the area 1980-1984 period. were below age 47 and 35 percent were above N U operates four nuclear plants in Connecticut psychotherapy practice at 457 Center St. But. he advises. It is now on the way down Eventually, however, that attitude change^ of research and education. 52 years. and the age pattern rose, accompanied by a Moto Photo Inc. recently opened a store at 396 and has part ownership in four other nuclear Hunt-Mason will specialize in the treatment of M again, and he projects it will be down to 52 “That bimodality, says Jennings, was a W. Middle ’Turnpike, formerly the Sprint Photo plants in New England, three in opertion and one depression and anxiety, marital and family years or less in the 1989-1994 period. feeling that a good chairman was hard to find turning point. Thereafter, the average age of and so you kept him or her for 10 to 15 years: store. 1987 bad year for banks awaiting a federal decision on its operating problems, stress management and general Such patterns obviously invite economic appointment began rising again, reaching a Moto Photo is the largest one-hour franchisor license. emotional problems. and political interpretations, but Jennings The feeling developed that if age plugged ui} top in 1980-1984. But then that old bimodality of film processing in the world, with 48 company WASHINGTON — Banks recorded their least Three of the four Connecticut plants operated Hunt-Mason is certfied in psychatric-mental cautions against reading too much into them. the movement of cream to the top, then so bq came into play again. stores and more than 200 franchise stores in the profitable year since the Great Depression in above the national average capacity factor of health nursing. Day and evening appointments A United States. 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Box S91, De|lya«»«:00 miraary would do woE hare. new deluxe kitchen, pantry, iat floor family room, 2 No money market mutual fund 871-1400 VemoB Cr., VemoB, CT 06066 ap.»:0M«0 beamed ceilings, the list is endless. Call to see for Manchester 06040. fireplaces, rec room and Iota more! Off South Main yoursein *162.000. Street on Arvine Place. *329,000. REAL ESTATE 646-2482 pimat eiiiwti y IQ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 4 . IIMIB I* - N MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 4, 1988 — 11 WEEKEND Coachlight musical revue ge Hats off! of Hkt- Is exuberant and dazzling More than 150 hats will be displayed in the Lions Gallery of the Wadsworth Atheneum, starting on Exuberant thing to Live For” with sensitive Sunday. The show includes traditional men’s and 'll*. dancing, daz­ zling costumes changes in volume and long, Continue ladies’ hats, working hats, party hats and more. In smooth notes that underscored addition, there are 12 "art hats," created by three and Duke El­ Ellington’s melancholy, plaintive 37 pcrce artists, including some tall, striped hats lington’s music Center Stage side. reminiscent of those worn by Dr. Seuss characters. combine to there a r create a highly Frank Root’s performance of can be pi A section of the gallery will offer visitors the Suzanne Flake “Satin Doll” was somewhat lack­ chance to don various hats, and experiment with entertaining "Sophisticated ing in strength compared with the "I wo different character looks. ’There will be an opening Ladies" revue other performeis. including his LOOM . reception Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m., after which the at the Coach- vibrant partner in this number. convictid gallery will show the jiats through May 22. light Dinner Kathryn Kendall. This Ellington ability a Admission to the Lions Gallery Is free to those who favorite deserved better an attaci Theater, playing through April minimum of choreography, Al­ enter through the museum’s Avery entrance. The 17. pre.sentation. in ourcoi lowing Ellington’s music to be the Kendall’s “Mood Indigo” was in his le museum, at 600 Main St., Hartford, is open Directed and choreographed by star with the singer as the Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. warmed-toned and full-bodied, mention* Connie Shafer, the show featured vehicle. with tasteful accompaniment by j- have an i three thematic settings — “The Pailey and Savage opened Act the six-piece band. alcohol A-cam pIng we will go ON THE CO U C H — Cotton Club," "Up in Harlem,” II with the deliciously harmonic Dressed in slinky, while furs, stronger Kim Nemecek of and tap-dancing and'plaintive "Take the ‘A’ Train.” A wailing Duncan-Gibbs was a convincing lence of i blues numbers to elegant ballads slide trombone provided sensual A Connecticut Camp Fair will be held Sunday Ashford, a second- HARTFORD STAGE — Molly Regan “Sophisticated Lady,” in this Brooki production of "Serenading Louie" by such as "Mood Indigo” and "waa-waa” accompaniment in ballroom-dancing number in­ from noon to 5 p.m. at the Howard Johnson’s year business stu­ and William Carden look back Lanford Wilson, which will be presented “Satin Doll.” this nostalgic 1941 song by Billy changed Conference Center in Windsor Locks. Summer volving most of the company. Mahehes dent at Manchester happier times, in the Hartford through March 19. Many of the 29 musical Strayhorn. A reprise of ”It Don’t Mean A camp directors from throughout the Northeast will numbers exhibit a dazzling show The famous “Don’t Get Around invitatioi have displays, slides, videotapes and literature, so Community Coiiege, Thing” wrapped up the revue prove to of acrobatic dancing and splendid Much Anymore” was performed with all players on stage delivei - that parents can become acquainted with various iooks at a three- costuming. High kicks, cart­ by Bailey in a langorous mood, stance { ing a great variety of dancing truly ba! camp programs. The fair will include both day dimensionai painting There’s trouble In River City wheels and splits 8n the first act and Duncan-Gibbs joined him in a turns, including flashing arm camps and residential facilities. It is sponsored by brought the entire nine-member whimsical pantomime of a long against \ by Joan Sonnan- movements that the company mundani the Farmington Valley Chapter of Sweet Adelines burg, part of an company together on the tiny kiss at the finish. achieved in fine unison. Inc. Admission is free. stage in a rousing, if somewhat The most visually exciting and late-nigh exhibition of her The two and a half hours of of town A / at Hartford Stage production frenetic number that set a very creative number of the show was music and dancing was perhaps a ; A is.sues as muiti-media work high energy level early in the "Drop Me Off in Harlem,” with little overlong. If some extra Purim party Is planned which opens tonight ‘‘Serenading • show. This was unfortunately not six performers costumed in numbers are weeded’ out, this Brooks love were simpler and certainly reached again throughout the at the Newspace Louie,” the more honest. bright yellow, green, purple and show would have been lighterand ented his It’s time to put on a costume, play games and current offer­ entire revue. magenta outfits. Together they Gaiiery in M C C ’s Tom Stechschulte as the bib- more effective. make lots of noise at the Purim Festival of the ing at the Hart- Adrian Bailey’s smooth, strong acted out a taxi full of tourists But the virtuosity in dancing Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center. The Lowe Buiiding. The ilous developer Carl, is a hand­ delivery of "I’m Beginning to See cruising around Harlem, where ford Stage Center Stage somely hulking ex-athlete who and caliber of musical expression public is invited to the festival, on Sunday from 1 to Company, the Light” matched Mamie all the action is. Job opening, at 8 p.m., Robert T. Donnelly holds his liquor without showing coupled with brilliant costuming 4 p.m. There will be a bazaar, lots of games and a gives us a pic­ Duncan-Gibbs’ velvety richness Songs reminiscent of the Ink made for an enjoyable evening - < features a iecture by it, but not his inevitably tragic in this duet. Their dancing in this Spots and their smooth "doo-ooo- "factory” where three-cornered pastries, known as ture of trouble pain. Alex the lawyer-in-search is for Duke Ellington devotees. dro| hamantaschen, will be available. Each participant the artist’s husband, and turmoil. number was fluid and sensual, woo” and falsetto back-up har- Myron Krueger, who played quirkily at times by complementing the music effec­ money preceded a brilliant tap- is asked to bring a non-perishable food item to be Beginning William Carden, who brings his “Sophisticated Ladies’’ con­ Continue: donated to the needy. The center is at 335 is an expert on with the brief tively. Toward the end of the dancing sequency by Bailey. His tinues at the Coachlight Dinner character closest to Wilson’s song, the couple improvised toeing out a rhythm up and down Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. computer graphics. opening scene, painful searching ideas. Theatre In East Windsor through in which a man enters his around the melody in true jazz a miniature set of stairsdelighted April 17. For ticket Information, held steal David Kooi/ManchMter Hartid Molly Regan is genuinely up­ fashion. Constn torn-from-the-pages-of-Better his accountant. Mary, his unfaith­ the audience toward the end of the call 522-1266. setting as Gabrielle, teetering on Melodee Savage presented a second act. The act finished with 105,000 af Eyes on the Ivories Homes and Knick-Knacks living ful wife, is in the loveless affair the constant edge of babbling precedinj Like father, like son room and finds his wife and out of boredom. gospel-like rendition of "Soli­ a deftly-performed pantomime of Art and artifice Have a Hartt neurosis only to stand firm in the tude,” her powerful voice lending poker-playing in the streets of The pei Christopher O’Riley, a dynamic young pianist, daughter gone, it is apparent Alex, a successful but unhappy face of last straw indignity. EMERGENCY The father-son duo of James and Matthew conviction to the sorrowful bal­ Harlem. Fire — Police — Medical adult pop will perform Sunday afternoon at Bushnell An exhibit of the unusual works of art produced There are a pair of concerts of note at the Hartt there is trouble in River City. lawyer and potential senatorial Director Robinson creates the a record Kirchmyer will present a free concert on Sunday at In this case, however, River nominee, yearns for the passion­ lad. Savage’s “I Got It Bad and Flowing, all-while dance cos­ Memorial Hall in Hartford, as part of the Winners’ by Joan Sonnanburg will open this weekend at the School of Music this weekend. Tonight it’s the right amount of imbalance and That Ain’t Good” in the last act tumes set a mood of elegance for D IA L 911 ary. The Circle Series. O’Riley has captured the top prizes South Congregational Church in Hartford. James NewSpace Gallery, in the Lowe Building at City is an affluent Chicago suburb ate causes of the decade past and tension that drives the cast racent J Kirchmyer, who was formerly the principal cellist school’s symphony orchestra, presenting a free and the home is an overstuffed, attempts to relive them vicar­ showcased this driving torch song the Cafe Society theme of the In Manchester at several of the world’s most prestigious Manchester Community College. She paints on concert at 8 p.m. "The featured violin soloist, toward their separate tragedies. with her richness of timbre and a third act. Bailey sang “Some­ .yparticulai competitions. Tickets for the 2:30 p.m. concert are and assistant conductor with the Manchester many media, including plywood, canvas and dusty-rose patterned cauldron in iously through a non-physical nistrativ Symphony Orchestra, is often heard as a solo Benjamin Sayevich, is a visiting lecturer from which author Lanford Wilson relationship with a 17-year-old $12.50 each. O’Riley will be feted at a fiberglass sculptures. Her exhibit will'hang Boston. This concert is in Millard Auditorium, at areas, ac complimentary champagne reception following the cellist with area organizations. His son, Matthew, mixes a two-couple st§w of co-ed. Gabrielle, Alex’s long- one-third through March 25, with gallery hours 9 a.m. to 9 the University of Hartford in West Hartford. passionless sex, bored infidelity, suffering, wife, babbles away in recital. is a senior at RHAM High School, who has studied p.m. on weekdays, and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. million J classical guitar with James Petrie and Richard lost dreams, little hope and a lot the silence of their togetherness, An opening reception for the artist will begin Sunday, the Greater Hartford Youth Chorale and of alcoholic angst. Featuring: employmi Provost. In addition to solo works, the two will asking all the wrong questions at The big tonight at 8, with a lecture by Myron Krueger on the Connecticut Valley Youth Wind Ensemble will Set designer Marjorie Bradley all the wrong times. Gold-plated fun work together on a sonata for cello and guitar by computer-generated artificial reality. present a combined concert in the University of Kellogg uses the single living trend and Antonio Vivaldi. The concert is at 4 p.m. in Gray Wilson’s writing in this early inanufact The Canadian Brass, as famous for their on-stage Hartford’s Lincoln Theater. The concert is at 8 room setting to illustrate the play, written in 1970, is at times Hall at the church, 277 Main St., Hartford. p.m.. and admission is $5. This program will honor cookie-cutter arena of two separ­ has beei antics and zany compositions as they are for their Sweet as honey ponderous and uneven, and then jobless ra fine musicianship, will present a concert tonight at American composer Norman Dello Joio. ate family homes and the debili­ can be stunningly rapturous and tating sameness in their lives. percent ii the University of Connecticut. Performing on Gallery opening set Sweet Honey in the Rock, the five-woman a inciteful. Credit goes to director percent 1( capella gospel group, will present a special concert “Serenading Louie” concerns Mary B. Robinson and a fine cast 24-karat gold-plated instruments, the Canadian the lives of two couples, friends The jol Brass blend everything from Bach to Bacharach, An exhibition of the pprcelain work of Leigh Sunday at 9 p.m. in McConaughy Hall at Wesleyan of actors for getting tb.e most out also at 5.8 University, Middletown. The quintet is touring Waite and see from college days, who are poised of the thinnest material and from Mozart to Madonna. They have made Ferguson of Manchester^ will open this weekend at on the edge of business affluence 5.2 percei the South Windsor Public Library, 1550 Sullivan throughout March to celebrate Women’s History underscoring the vitality in the 0UIDI Jobless numerous television appearances, from the "The Peter Waite will relate "Real True Stories” at and political prestige, yet they Month. In December, the women sang at a sold-out majority of the script. Tonight Show’’ with Johnny Carson to "Sesame Ave. Ferguson has been teaching art to Real Art Ways on Saturday evening at 8. Primarily yearn only for some well- As Mary. Lisbeth Mackay is a groups re Street.” The concert will be presented in Jorgensen emotionally and socially maladjusted teens for performance in New York’s Carnegie Hall to a visual artist, Waite occasionally performs remembered undergraduate stunning homemaker, concerned fact that Auditorium, cabaret-style, with drinks served at eight years. Her porcelain pieces are done in pastel celebrate their 15th anniversary together. Their days when life held some mean­ with the problems of dinner have obta monologues, as well. “Stories” is a verbal collage new jobs candle-lit tables. Tickets are between $4 and $8 colors, with angular cut features. o repertoire includes sounds drawn from folk, pop, of tales collected by Waite through personal ing and passions ran high. The parties for eight that are foiled by each, and may be reserved by calling 486-4226. The other artist featured in this show is Denise reggae, blues and even rap. Tickets are $10, and title is an allusion to a line from the gastronomic absurdities of T h e H o m e s t e a d Black I experiences of himself and his friends. Some are percent I 4 DeCarlo, who taught art and photography for seven will be available at the door. funny and bizarre, some are frightening and the Yale University “Whiffenpoof some of the guests, but still full of A fining dining experience with a country antique flair. 4 Featuring than doul years at East Catholic High School. She now lives somewhat unnerving. Song.” the obvious qualifications that Three’s company in Middlebury and teaches in the Naugatuck Carl, ex-football hero and cam­ elected her homecoming queen. whites. H Square pegs Now Serving Prime Rib after dec schools. Her large pastel drawings were inspired On the same program is “The Relative Violin,” a pus legend, is a successful but Mackay also provides one of the Margarltas Food From South Tres Voces, or three voices, will present a by scenes along the shore at North Truro, on Cape The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a unhappy real estate developer play’s better moments as she Tuesday thru Sunday January, performance piece by Jon Rose. It combines music percent li concert Sunday at 4 p.m., at Immanuel Cod, dance Saturday at Bentley School, 57 Hollister St. played on homemade stringed instruments, who drinks too much and agon­ relates with a fond glow a Connecticut Magazine Steaks ^ of the Border Congregational Church in Hartford. Excerpts from izes over his wife’s infidelity with 1988 Bezt Prime Hibi / Be$t Detterti the level t The exhibit will be in the Friends’ Room at the Michael Johnstone will be calling, and Joan and electronic noises and a background film shot in remembered time when life and through r Masses and spirituals and European songs will be HOURS; Lunch: Tuet. - Fri. 11-4 Seafood , library, thorugh March 31. A reception for the Armand Daviau will cue, with a rounds workshop various Australian locations. Tickets for the 1987. presented. Admission is $6 general, $5 for senior artists will be Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. offered at 7:30 p.m. The dance is from 8 to 11 p.m. performance are $6, and can be reserved by calling Dinner: Tuet.-Thurt. 5-9 P M / Fri. dr Set. 5 10 PM citizens. For more information, call 523-4543. Donation is $6 per couple. 525-5521. French film industry Sun. Brunch 10;30>1;30, Dinner S-9 PM OPEN EVERY NIGHT Pull the rug out C ar li The seal of approval 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) 429-1900 An auction of Oriental rugs is planned for Sunday THE LITTLE THEATRE 328 l< faces new challeng'e Mansfield ■ 456-2240 The HomctfCAd (Rt. 32, Mansfield) Many people are unaware that hundreds of evening at Temple Beth Sholom. There will be a OF MANCHESTER harbor seals pend their winters on Fishers Island, preview from 4 to 6 p m., and the auction will start COV] By Mort Rosenblum Jean-Luc Godard, an aging Weekend Specials that str off the southern coast of Connecticut. Captain at 6. Refreshments and door prizes will be PRESENTS The Associated Press rebel loved mainly by critics, just Featuring John’s Sport Fishing Center offers 3‘A-hour cruises available. power brought out “Soigne Ta Droite” Margarltas left 3: to see these seals, departing each dry from the PUUTZER PRIZE •CRITICS'CIRCLE PARIS — Film directors here, (Watch Your Right), a metaphys­ • Veal Francalse.... *8.25 Niantic River Bridge In Waterford. These cruises Steaks without who regard reports of the death of ical meander in the mind\of a •spokes' start this week and are offered each Sunday And all that jazz French cinema as highly exag­ director trying to make a film to • Fillet of Sole Francalse...... *8.25 afternoon at 1, through April 24. The fare is $20 for Seafood ities sa gerated, have not slowed their order. • Veal Scallopini w/p«pp*rsa muRhroomi.. *8.25 The adults, $15 for children 12 and under, with discounts Ja maican-bom pianist Monty Alexander and his pace; They make a movie every At the other extreme, hot young & trio will present a concert for the Hartford Jazz C R ljllE S a.m., ^1 for senior citizens and groups. Reservations are three days, as many as the comers like Luc Besson (“Sub­ Food Fronii South • Fresh Broiled Salmon Steak.... *7.95 all oust requested. Call 443-7259. Society on Sunday at 7 p.m. His concerts are a mix gvrni______Americans, way”) and Leos Carax (”Mau- of tried-and-true favorites and original of the Border • Tenderloin Tips w/«4n* 8 muthr^nt.. *8.50 public “Crisis, crisis,” mocks Claude vais Sang,” or Bad Blood) are Bro.ssrr compositions. The concert will be at the Hartford Lelouch, who is spending $10 trying to solidify success from • Boneless Chicken Cacciatore *6.95 A whale of a time Holiday Inn on Morgan Street. Tickets are $10 H E ^ T The 1 million on a Jean-Paul Belmondo their early films. the int( general, $8 for members or senior citizens. Parking film he wants to premiere in Louis Malle, after slowing OPEN EVERY NIGHT • Fresh Broiled Swordfish...... ^.*9.25 Want to have a whale of a good time? Then head is $2. BETH HENLEY Cheney for the Hartford Symphony Orchestra’s family Madison Square Garden. "All dowtl in the United States, came brough this whining is ridiculous.” home to make a smash hit; "Au 429-1900 LA STRADA Restaurant concert on Saturday, which is titled “Winter ' (Rt. 32, Mansfield) 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 down AN ADULT COMEDY Jean-Jacques Annaud. another Revoir, les Enfants” (Goodbye, M«a-8aH!l»i*/».a.’»ll» caused Whalerland: Music of Winter, Whales and With a Spanish flavor Frenchman with an Oscar, Children), about kidsdeported by Whalers.’’ The concert’s highlight will be a giant pole, Bi EAST CATHOLIC laughs, "You think there is a the Nazis.' pole w screen video of Hartford Whalers’ hockey action, Hartford Symphony musical director Michael crisis? Try to find a cameraman. Bernard Tavernier, finished Enjoy dinner by a cozy fireplace. projected above the orchestra. A performance by Lankester will conduct music of Spain tonight and inornin HIGH SCHOOL Or an actor. They’re all busy, and with “Round Midnight,’’ re­ A dis 9 Hartford’s own prize-winning figure skater, Mark Saturday at 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall, their prices go up every day.” turned to do "La Passion Bea­ Weekend Special 9 AUDITORIUM Police Mitchell, will also be shown on the giant screen. Hartford. Spanish dancers Pascual Olivera and Talk of crisis followed a year of trice." a hard saga of incest and Beat Italian 1984-86 Voird Connecticut Magazine was inj The concert is at 11 a.m. at Bushnell Memorial 8:00 PM Beef Burgundy Angela Del Moral will join the orchestra. Several mediocre films and a 20 percent violence set in a corner of 14th had no i Hall, Hartford. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for selections from Bizet’s "Carmen” are scheduled, FRIDAY AND drop in box-office sales in Fra nee. century France. With ialad, bread basket, children 14 and under. To reserve a seat, call along with Rimsky-Korsakov’s "Capriccio A revolution in French television At the Cannes Film Festival, Preientn 4 New Oivenified Menu and choice of rice pilaf, X | ^ or baked potato. , ^ X V F 246-6807. Espagnol.” Tickets are between $9 and $27. SATURDAY FEBRUARY means six channels show 1,200 Maurice Pialat’s “Sous le Soleil • Italian Cuizine ■ Seafood ■ Fowl • Steaks ■ Bibs • iHartford ^ a d Cafe 26-27 & M ARCH 4-5 MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL films a year. Video rentals are up. de Satan” (Under Satan’s Sun) **Now offering an expanded wine list.'* Heate Directors say that is a chal­ was the first French entry to win A Dining Room With A Fiew GENERAL ADMISSION Cinema lenge to make spectacular or the best-film award since Le- Lunch Served SUNDAY BRUNCH for cc •8.00 SENIOR CITIZEN imaginative films to lure couch louch’s "A Man and a Woman” 20 from 11:00-5:00 potatoes back into theaters. In years ago. Enjoy Winter's beauty Dinner from 5:00*10:00 pm 11;30-2;.3U A fire, a STUDENTS AND any case, they add. television is Claude Berri’s back-to-back propane h( HARTFORD 4:15, 7:20, 9:55. — Frantic (R) FrI and Rainbow (R) FrI 7:10, 9:20; Satand Sun MEAL PROGRAM just another branch of the films about the disappearing on the mountain... Clnsma City — The Last Enrtperor Sat 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:40, 10:10, 12:15, Sun 4:45, 7:10, 9:20. SENIOR CITIZENS »6.00 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT .structural (PG-13) FrI 6:30, 9:45; Sat 12, 3:15, 6'30, 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:40, 10. — Switching business. French peasantry, "Jean de niiim unit Itonweed (R) FrI Channels (PG) FrI ond Sot 12:30, 2:40, Effective Montday evening, March 7, the “This is a problem of theater Florette” and "Manon des Sour­ 60 yUla Louita Road, Rollon, CT 646-3161 647-0489 Oakland St 6:40, 9:50; Sat and Sun 12:45, 3-45 _ 4:50, 7:35, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 12:30, 2:40, WEST HARTFORD CALL B46-7S84, 647-9824 owners, not filmmakers,” An­ ces,” were successes even inU.S. Broadcast News (R) FrI 6:50, 10; Sat 4:50, 7:35, 9:50. — Shoot To Kill (R) FrI Elm 1A 2— Fatal Attraction (R) FrI 7, .spokesmai and Sun 12:30, 3:30. — The Dead (PG) and Sat 1, 7:^, midnight; Sun 1,7:20. — hours of the Manchester Memoriai Hoapitai naud says. “I may be sad that shopping mall cinemas. FrI 7:10, 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:30, 4 9:30; Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:X. — Wall FOR TICKET INFORMATION Now Serving,.. tie.s Fire D Three Men and a Baby (PG) FrI 12:15, Street (R) Frl7,9:30; Satand Sun2,4:15, Senior Citizen Meai Program wiil be limited people see my work on a little box "There is no reason not to be THREE Pi WNY PUS The fire. 4:15, 7:15,9:20; Sat 12:15,4:15,9:50; Sun 7, 9:30. AfNJD CAST HARTFORD 12:15, 7:15, 9:20.— Vice Versa (PG) Sat to 4;30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., seven days a week. instead of a screen, but I don’t feel optimistic," says Serge Tubiana, • Pizza • Caizones • Spinach was repor Eoilwood Pub A Cinema — Fatal 8 advance screening with Three Men I’ll lose my job if cinemas close.” editor of the prestigious Cahiers Attraction (R) FrI and Sat 7:15, 9:20; and a Baby (PG) Sat 9:50. — School Call the Manchester Herald PIZZARIA Pie • Pasta • Veal • Chicken .spokesmar Sun 7:30. WILLIMANTIC Meals purchased by senior citizens past Few directors seem endan­ du Cinema. "Some fine films are Doze (R) FrI and Sat 2:20, 4:45, 11:50; Jlllsen Square Cinema — M oving (R) • and Much Morel said. FIrei Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — Sun 2:20, 4:45. FrI 5:15, 7:15,9:15,11:15; Sat 1:15,3:15, 5:30 p.m. will be subject to the *2.00 gered in a country where the film being made." scene at 9 She's Having a Baby (PG-13) FrI and 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, industry Is a national obsession. Plenty of money is available, Advertising Dept, to Sot 7:30 , 9:30, midnight; Sun 5, 7:30, MANCHCSTAR 5:15, 7; 15, 9:15. — Shoot To Kill (R) FrI surcharge. Open 7 Days a Week under cont 9:30. UA Theater* Cat! — Fatal Attraction 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, 11:30; Sot 1, 3:15, 5:15, EMERGENCY French filmmakers, in a nation of Tubiana says, but a new breed of O’Marra Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Action (R) FrI-Sun 7, 9:30. — Batteries Not 7:15, 9:15, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 55 million, earn 10 percent of businessmen-producers do not advertise your weekend Jackson (R) FrI and Sat 12:40, 2:50, 5, Included (PG l Sat and Sun 2:15,4:30. — 9:15. — Good Mornino, Vietnam (R) FrI Fire — Police — Medical The Hospital hopes to still be able to Piano Bar Entertainment condominii 7:15, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12:40,2:50,5,7:15, Throw Mom m a From the Troln (PG-13) 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, midnight; Sot 12:45, 3, world box-office receipts. know how to spend It. the fire, an 9:30. — A Night In the Life of Jimmy FrI 7:20, 9:20; Sot ond Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, mldnloht; Sun 12:45, 3, meet the needs of area senior citizens, yet The range is wide. For example, no one would speciais here! Thursday, Friday & Saturday Reordon (R) FrI and Sat 12:50, 2:55, 5, — The Serpent and the Rainbow 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — Moonstruck (PG) FrI He said tti 7:45, 10, midnight; Sun 12:50, 2:55, 5, <•») FrI 7:20, 9:40; Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 5:30, 7:30,9:30,11:30; Sot 1:30,3:30,5:30, D IA L 911 be able to serve our own staff as well. We Francois Truffaut died in 1986, touch Coline ^ rre a u ’s "Trois Food Served 11:30 am - 11 pm structural c 7:45, 9:50. — Moonstruck (PG) FrI and 7:20, 9:40. 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, but every other major director of Hommes et un Couffin.” It was a Though tl Sat 12, 2:15,4:30,7:25,9:45,11:50; Sun 12, 7:30, 9:30. — FrontIc (R) FrI 5:30, 7:45, In Manchester thank you for your understanding and coop­ the 1950's New Wave is still smash when someone finally did. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 f » I Taka Out Service 2:15, 4:30, 7:25, 9:45. — M oving (R) FrI VRRNON 10, midnight; Sun 1,3:15,5:30,7:45,10. — been cause) ond Sot 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:50, 9:55, ,_y"9 1 * 2 — Batteries not Included A Night In the Life of, Jimmy Reardon eration. making movies. Claude Chabrol As "Three Men and a Baby,” the “the actua midnight; Sun 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:50, (PG) Sot and Sun 1:30. — Fotol (R) FrI 5:15, 7:15, 9:l5, midnight; Sot does two a year. Eric Rohmer, at U.S. remake grossed $70 million West Middle Turnpike 9:55, — Good Morning, Vietnam (R) FrI Attroctlon (R) FrI 7,9:40; Sat and Sun 2, 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15, midnight; Sun 649-3361 mined and nd Sot 1, 4:15, 7:20, 10:05, 12:15; Sun 1, 4:15, 7, 9:40. — The Serpent and the 1:15,3:11, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. 67. works hard on tiny budgets. in 1987. O’Marra sa C; i t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 4. 1988 - n ft Combat Israel limits press; fHaurlipslrr Hrralfi alcohol, Page 13, Section 2 : two slain in protests SPORTS Friday. March 4,1988

cop says JERUSALEM (AP) - Soldiers woman was wounded in the right today barred Journalists seeking leg in the refugee camp of Balata to enter the occupied West Bank near Nablus. Continued from pai;e I as demonstrations erupted after The agency and hospital offi­ Flames bum bright noon prayers on thf^ Moslem cials in Nablus reported Jewish 37 percent of suicides. He said Sabbath. ’Two Arabs were re- settlers were involved in the there are 81 places where liquor :~ported shot to death and eight shdoting of a Palestinian youth in can be purchased in Manchester. others wounded by Israeli the village of Burka. The youth, “ I would now like to invite gunfire. 18, was wounded in the back. with win in Calgary LOOM ... to turn their moral Authorities also discovered and Officials at Arab Ahli hospital convictions, their organizational defused a car bomb near the said two Palestinians were ability and their energy toward central bus station 300 yards from wounded by gunfire at a protest By The Associated Press and Moe Mantha one for Minne­ the hotel where U.S. Secretary of an attack on the abuse of alcohol outside A1 Amari mosque. sota, which has lost five straight in ourcommunity,” Brooks wrote State George P. Shultz was Before today’s violence, the Finally, a Canadian hockey NHL Roundup games. staying. in his letter. "Using the afore* United Nations reported 76 Arabs team didn’t disappoint the home There had been suggestions in mentioned statistics, they will Police Commander Yosef Ye- have been killed since the vio­ folks in Calgary. some quarters that the Red Wings have an undisputed link between hudai said the car bomb was lence began Dec. 8. The Olympic flame is gone, but first 15‘/i minutes, also scored at 17:47 of the second period to give would collapse without Yzerman. alcohol and violence much probably intended for a shopping Shultz left for Syria to meet the Calgary Flames returned “ If I was one of the guys. I’d be stronger than the ‘implied’ vio­ center to protest Shultz’s visit. President Hafez Assad and then home from an 11-game road trip, the Flames a 5-3 lead and completed his big game with his a little bit offended,” the 50-goal lence of Laserquest” The explosives-laden car was planned to fly to Cairo for talks the longest in NHL history, and scorer said. “ We’ve known for a / discovered by a policeman after with Egyptian President Hosni beat the Philadelphia Flyers 6-3 38th goal of the season on a power Brooks continued, “ If LOOM play at 3:18 of the third period long time we have a solid hockey changed its name to Liquor Out of it ran into a wall and was Mubarak before wrapping up his Thursday night behind Hakan club with a great amount of abandoned. shuttle Saturday. Loob’s four goals. after taking a pass to the right of Manchester and accepted this AP photo depth. I was never really con­ Shultz met Prime Minister The U.S. proposal calls for ” I was excited about this being goalie Ron Hextall. invitation, it would certainly RACING HIPPOS — A pair of hippopot­ Loob’s first two goals sand­ cerned about it. We have a prove to this community that its bareback on the African jungie track Yitzhak Shamir and Foreign peace talks at an international the first game back home,” Loob well-balanced team.” amuses speed down the home stretch of stars. The animals are taking part in a Minister Shimon. Peres in a final, conference which will lead to said. ” We came back alive (a wiched around Nieuwendyk’s stance against Laserquest was 45th staked the Flames to a 3-0 Canadiens 4, Blues 2 truly based on moral convictions Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, Fla., training session for a special event that but apparently inconclusive, ef­ direct talks between Israel and a 5-5-1 record) and still No. 1 in our fort to promote Arab-Israel nego­ Jordanian-Palestinian division.” lead. The Flyers battled back on Mike MePhee scored two goals against violence and not just such Tuesday as former jockeys Buddy will be contested on Florida Derby Day, goals by Ilkka Sinisalo at 18:52 of mundane issues as traffic flow, Hasher, left, and Tim McCanick ride tiations that would help end riots delegation. The victory increased Cal­ and Brian Skrudland had the Saturday. in the occupied West Bank and Peres, a member of the Labor gary’s unbeaten streak to 4-0-1 the first period, Willie Huber at go-ahead goal and added an assist late-night noise, people from out 8:47 of the middle period and of town and such self-serving Gaza. Party, has expressed support for and ended Philadelphia’s five- to lead Montreal to its seventh A Brian Propp 57 seconds later. straight victory. The Canadiens issues as property values.” Hospital officials and Arab the Shultz plan but Shamir, a game winning streak. The press reports said Mohammed member of the right-wing Likud, Flames boosted their Smythe Peplinski put Calgary ahead maintained their three-point Brooks said the letter repres­ Ahmed Salah, 18, was shot in the has not. Shamir and Peres are Division lead over second-place again, this time to stay, at 11:27. Adams Division lead over second- ented his own opinion. LPNs ask hospital for pay hike head during a demonstration bitter rivals in the coalition Edmonton to three points while Wings 6, Stars 3 place Boston. after noon prayers in the village government. Philadelphia remained three in Skrudland snapped a 2-2 tie at Continued from page 1 Adam Oates and Bob Probert weekends. patients than with computers. of Khatar close to Bethlehem. The outbreak of violence came front of runner-up Washington in scored twice each with Yzerman, 7:27 of the final period, bursting She said the new contract also Israeli photographers said the despite a crackdown on press the Patrick Division. between two defenders before Jobless rate flexible hour^. Filbert said. who suffered a severe knee injury includes improvements in health ; ^ e said the union would like to army imposed a curfew. coverage. Israeli officials con­ Joe Nieuwendyk and Jim Pe- earlier in the week, watching beating goalie Greg Millen. The hospital already has some insurance for part-time nurses attract more nurses to Manches­ The army said one Palestinian tend television cameras and still plinski also scored for the from a private suite. Oates’ first MePhee added an insurance goal, four-hour and 10-hour shifts for drops to 5.7% and improvements in tuition ter Memorial Hospital because was killed and another wounded photographers inflame Flames, whose last home game goal, with ^ 1 remaining in the his 20th of the season, with 1:08 some nurses, but the new provi­ reimbursements. Manchester is a good community In the West Bank town of Araba demonstrations. was Feb. 1. Jiri Hrdina, who first period, Igave Detroit a 3-1 remaining. Stephane Richer, who 9tl‘ Continued from page l sions will also allow 12-hour Filbert said she knows of at between Nablus and Jenin after joined Calgary from Czechoslo­ leads Montreal with 40 goals, shifts. and competitive salaries will help lead and the Red Wings broke the \er least 10 nurses who have left the do that. soldiers opened fire to quell a riot vakia’s Olympic team, drew an game open with three power-play opened the scoring at 2:32 of the One new provision, she said, J?h held steady at 822,000. hospital to work in other health by hundreds of Arabs, who assist on Peplinski’s game­ goals in the second. first period. would provide bonuses for nurses )n. care facilities, doctors’ offices The new contract will expire in attacked them using clubs, bot­ winning goal. Hrdina, a 30-year- Oates began the outburst at Tony McKegney and Gino Construction jobs jumped by who work weekends beyond those Obituaries 105,000 after a drop of 60,000 in the and the insurance industry. But June 1989. Filbert said that while tles and stones. old right wing, received a warm 5:36, Probert was credited with Cavallini scored for St. Louis. normally scheduled. She said preceding month. she said some nurses have contracts are usually for two The Palestine Press Service greeting when he made his first his first goal at 10:40 when John Bruins 5, Leafs 3 staffing on weekends is a problem returned to the hospital from years, both sides agreed on the said three Arabs were shot and are on page 2 NHL appearance at the 45-second The percentage of the nation’s Chabot’s shot bounced off him Reed Larson converted a pass and the provision might attract insurance companies because shorter contract because of the wounded in the northern city of mark of the opening period. adult population with jobs rose to into the Minnesota net and from Geoff Courtnall with 2:15 nurses who can work only on they would rather work with volatile job market. Jenin. It also said a 40-year-old a record 62.2 percent In Febru­ ” He played well,” Loob said'. ” I Probert scored again 13 seconds remaining to snap a 3-3 tie. think he is going to be a great ary. The Labor Department said later. Larson’s goal came only 38 addition for us.” i^ e n t job growth has been Tim Higgins and Brent Ashton seconds after Toronto’s Gary Loob, who scored twice as ^^particularly strong in the admi­ also scored for Detroit while Leeman , had tied the score. Calgary raced to a 3-0 lead in the nistrative and management Brian MacLellan had two goals Boston’s Cam Neely completed areas, accounting for more than his third three-goal game of the one-third of the growth of 3 At fiiej|wt';j season by scoring into an empty million jobs in total civilian net with six seconds remaining, employment over the last year. giving him36goalsforthe season. The biggest beneficiary of that Jay Miller put the Bruins ahead trend and the recent rebound in PRICE GUARANTEE 1-0 at 3:37 of the second period manufacturing and construction AS A MEMBER OF “NATIONWIDE BUYING and Neely made it 2-0 at 9:33. Ed has been adult men, whose CO-OP’’ AL SIEFFERT’S GUARANTEES GREAT Olezyk closed the gap for Toronto jobless rate has dropped from 5.8 LOWER PRICES THRU VOLUME BUYING. with a power-play tally, his 35th percent In February 1987 to 4.9 goal of the season, but Neely , Raglnald Plnlo/M«iohMt«r Herald percent last month. made it 3-1 at 15:34 of the second The jobless rate for women, FAST SERVICE period. Toronto’s Tom Fergus LOOKING UP — Coventry's white- 72-43, and were to meet sIx-tIme also at 5.8percentayearago, was AL SIEFFERT’S SERVICES EVERY PRODUCT scored on a 50-foot slapshot at shirted Maura Danehy and Lyman defending champ Westbrook High 5.2 percent in February. SOLD BY A PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED 2:50 of the third period. Memorial’s Kiki Ryan keep their eyes on tonight at Middletown High School. Jobless rates for minority TECHNICIAN BOTH IN AND OUT OF WAR­ Jets 4, Canucks 3 the basketball during their Class S game Coventry’s Kim Mizesko (32) looks on. groups remained high despite the 2 RANTY. JASONS fact that blacks and Hispanics Laurie Boschman scored the Wednesday night. The Patriots won, have obtained one of every three FAMOUS NAME BRANDS tying goal after a third-period new jobs over the last year. r TO BUY FROM delay-of-game penalty to Van­ AL SIEFFERT’S CARRIES ONLY NATIONALLY couver goalie Frank Caprice and Black unemployment, at 12.6 KNOWN NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE THAT Paul MacLean got the winner Coventry squads in action percent last month, was more 4 YOU CAN TRUST... SUCH AS: SONY, PANA­ with 5:22 remaining. 4 than double the 4.8 percent for SONIC, MITSUBISHI, ZENITH, GE, WHIRL­ The Canucks led 3-2 when 21-2, faces a major test in Class S whites. Hispanic unemployment, 3 OPtH Both Coventry High School title. The Patriots are defending POOL, MAGIC CHEF, MAYTAG, RCA, LITTON, Caprice's attempted clearing tonight as they battle six-time after declining to 7.2 percent in basketball teams will be in action champs while Portland, 19-2, is a JENN-AIR, PLUS MANY MORE! pass sailed over the glass at 5:44 defending champ Westbrook January, bounced back to 8.3 tonight with the boys after the slight favorite. The teams traded of the third period. Boschman High at Middletown High School percent last month to return to At fiieUatiJ Charter Oak Conference crown victories at the other team’s court converted the rebound of Peter at 7. Westbrook comes in with a the level that generally prevailed FINANCING ^ ■ and the girls a berth in the Class S during the regular season. Coven­ Taglianetti's shot just 41 seconds 13-10 mark. Coventry faced West­ through most of the last half of AL SIEFFERT'S OFFERS LONG TERM Division semifinals. try won at Portland, 71-69, while LOWEST PRICES... « « AP photo into the power play. MacLean brook fouryearsagoandfellby40 1987. FINANCING, 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH A2-6 the Highlanders took a 64-59 OPTION ON MOST PRODUCTS, PLUS scored at 14:38 when he faked out Coach Ron Badsteubner’s boys’ verdict on Feb. 2 in Coventry. points, 72-32. Dimmock said he’s 4 HEADS UP — Calgary’s Rick Nattress (6) and the Flyers' two Vancouver defensemen and squad, 15-6, clashes with Portland anxious to see how far his ACCEPTS VISA, MASTER CARD, AND ...BEST SELECTIONI DISCOVER. Rich Tocchet (22) watch a flying puck in their game beat Caprice with a shot to the High tonight at 7:30 at Cromwell Coach Ray Dimmock’s two- program has come in the four Car hits poie, Thursday in Calgary. The Flames won, 6-3. open corner of the net. High School for the conference time COC champion girls’ team, years. 328 iose power EXTENDED WARRANTY AL SIEFFERT’S OFFERS EXTENDED WAR­ COVENTRY — An automobile RANTEES ON EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE, Lyman hopeful 76ers can turn around t^ ir road fortunes that struck a utility pole brought a c o l o r TV, VCR THEY SELL. LOW COST PRO- power line down on Route 31 and 5 Denver, Golden State at the Los It hit the glass and fell in for a , . TECTION AGAINST FUTURE REPAIRS. ASK A By Dick Brinster can,” Lynam said. “ The problem “ I ’m not amused that we lost help from Jerome Kersey, who left 328 households in town ■ SALESPERSON FOR DETAILS. The Associated Press is that we can’t win the close ones, because we just missed too many Angeles Lakers and Utah at 93-92 lead. added 28 points, and Kevin without power early today, a and unless we get used to that, we shots in the last two minutes,” he Seattle. "When the game is on the line... 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The downed pole DISHWASHERS, DISPOSALS AND BUILT-IN “We’ve been in every game six Chicago points, including two throws in the final minute. said, we want 16 wins in our last 25 high with 42 points as Portland of his points in a second half in brought a primary power line 7 PRODUCTS. since the all-star break, but we on an acrobatic layap with 1:13 In the only other NBA game, games.” wound up sweeping the six-game which Portland scored a season- down near Daley Road and justican’t get over the hump on remaining after the 76ers had Portland routed Phoenix 135-112. That would all but assure a series between the Pacific Div­ high 72. caused a fire at another utility the road,” Lynam said Thursday taken a 92-91 lead. Tonight, it will be the Los Angeles playoff spot for the Bulls, who are ision rivals. It was the first time Phoenix got 22 points from pole, Brossmer said. She said the LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED night after the 76ers lost their 19th All told, Jordan scored 36 Clippers, who have lost 20 third — four teams qualify — in Phoenix had lost ail six games Walter Davis and 20 from rookie pole was being replaced this AL SIEFFERT’S FAMILY HAS BEEN SERVING straight road game, 97-93 to the points. That was four more than straight on the road, at Boston. the Central Division. against an opponent in its 20-year Armon Gilliam. Newly acquired morning. THE GREATER MANCHESTER/HARTFORD O N ? ® ' Chicago Bulls. Philadelphia’s Charles Barkley, Meanwhile, the 76ers will be at On his game-turning lauup, existence. center Mark West scored 17 9 A dispatcher for the Coventry AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS IN THE APPLI­ “ When you don’t make that who scored 16 points in the final New York, Washington at Indi­ Jordan took off from behind the Drexler also scored 42 points on points and Eddie Johnson 15 while 9 Police Department said no one 8 ANCE INDUSTRY. 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THURS • FRI • SAT As the college basketball regular season winds my choice for the college player of the year — guaranteed in the NCAAs, Hawkins has a solid shot down with many teams pursuing postseason berths Bradley’s Hersey Hawkins. at Robertson’s mark. A fire, apparently caused by a SELECTION & DISPLAY in either the NCAA or NIT tournaments, it also the A 6-foot-3 senior guard, Hawkins led the nation in This is not to take anything away from Manning propane heater, resulted in minor EVERY VCR • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIGERATOR • EVERY (24.8 avg.) and Grant (the other leading ,AL SIEFFERrS HAS THE WIDEST SELECTION time to consider the national college player of the scoring and finished the regular season with a structural damage to a condomi­ candidate). They are both excellent players but /OF AMERICA’S FAVORITE TOP NAME WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE • EVERY MICROW AVE • EVERY year. Jim Tierney 36.0-point average for the 14th-ranked Braves. It is nium unit under construction on seem to lack the needed consistency to warrant my f BRANDS ON DISPLAY FOR YOU TO COM­ DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER • EVERY STEREO Usually each year there exists at least two or a rare occurrence to see the No. 1 scorer in the Oakland Street Thursday night, a PARE PRICES, FEATURES, AND TO TRY IT three dominant players in the country. During this country come from a Top 20 team. vote. Most of the other aforementioned candidates spokesman for the Eighth Utili-* Herald Sports Writer OUT FOR YOURSELF. MUST BE SOLD! decade we have seen such dominance exhibited by By and large, the nation's leading point-producer are underclassmen and are a year away. ties Fire Department said today. ' Darrell Griffith, Isiah Thomas, Michael Jordan, originates from an obscure school in an obscure , \ Inconsistency never surfaced in Hawkins’ The fire at 201B Oakland Street conference who pads his average against flaccid performances this season and he finished the last was reported at 9:08 p.m., the Akeem Olajuwon, Patrick Ewing, C3iris Mullin, tZTBBMS and last year’s player of the year — Navy’s David opponents. This is hardly the case with Hawkins four regular season games with efforts of 63,33,36 spokesman. Thomas R. O’Marra .^ 8 4 to 384 and 49 points. The amazing statistic about Hawkins ■ CASH Robinson. and Bradley. said. Firefighters were on the is that he only averages 20-25 shots per game — a ‘' ' ' “ Exit 2 ■ MASTn CARD This year, however, poses a vexing dilemma for High in Bridgeport) of Pittsburgh, Derrick The Peoria, Illinois-based school has been in the scene at 9:10, and the fire was staggeringly low amount for a person who Now Exit 59 ■ VISA college basketball enthusiasts since, for the first Chievous of Missouri, Vernon Maxwell of Florida, Top 20 most of the year and play in a strong under control at 9:23, he said. averages 36 points a game. to 1-384 aod To ■ MONTHLY PMT. time in awhile, there is no player who is head and Fennis Dembo of Wyoming, Sean Elliott of Missouri Valley Conference. Bradley won the O’Marra said no one was in the Besides Hawkins, there is only one other player. Silver Le /Spencer St shoulders above the amateur hoop crowd in the Arizona, David Rivers of Notre Dame, Mark regular season MVC title with a 12-2 mark and is condominium unit at the time of Keeney St. Grant (28th-22.9avg.), from a Top20 team among the fire, and no one was injured. United States. Certainly, there exists several Macon of Temple and Tom Hammonds of Georgia currently 23-4 overall. Hawkins tallied 49 points SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER the Top 30 scorers in the country. He said the fire caused minor (.SM eABTBOONO OPEN left to deserving candidates, yet, this makes the process Tech. and grabbed 11 rebound in Bradley’s 113-102 win Nicknamed “ The Hawk,” Hawkins should be a structural damage toa floor joist. 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET extremely difficult. And those are just the 'immediate' names worthy over Southern Illinois on Monday which clinched e a s y TO G E T T O I shoo-in for the Summer Olympic squad competing ’Though the fire appears to have Hartford Rd Immediate names which come to mind for the of the prestigious honor. As you can see, this year’s the conference crown. 44SIU«U0«0(II MANCHESTER, CONN. in Seoul, South Korea, and will definitely be a been caused by a propane heater, L______1987-88 college basketball player of the year are elite college crop contains numerous players Hawkins is the No. 2 all-time scorer in MVC “ the actual cause is undeter­ OPIN DAILY: MON A THURS TIL 9, TOES, WtP, SAT TIL 5 Hll TIL 8 ,1. SUN 'TIL 5. Danny Manning of Kansas, Gary Grant of blessed with talent. There doesn’t seem, however, history, ahead of Larry Bird and 117 points shy of lottery selection in the NBA draft. In a season which has searched for a dominant mined and under investigation,” Michigan, Danny Ferry of Duke, J.R. Reid of North to be an 'Anointed One’ as in past years. Oscar Robertson's record of 2,973 points. With player, “ The Hawk” has soared the highest. O'Marra said. Carolina. Charles Smith (out of Warren Harding One name purposely left off the nrevlous list is three games in the MVC tourney and one H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 4. 1988 Missouri provides more troubie for Okiahoma MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 4. 1988 — 15 >n 2 By The Associated Press Sports In Brief Wadkins familiar name on top Pac-10, led by at least 26 through­ \ out the second half. The Wildcats By Bob Green 988 Missouri has been giving Okla­ N C A A Hoop twice led by 40. Gorman wins two conferanca titlas. Nicklaus, a part-time per­ homa trouble. Nell Evans scored 11 points for The Associated Press former since scoring his sixth Last November, Mizzou gave the.Cougars, 11-15 and 6-10. Masters victory in 1986, put a new ~ Mancheater High senior'J.J. Gomian MIAMI — The same name that the Sooners fits In football before Vegas 79-77, No. 11 Iowa beat n 100-yard freestyle events Thursday night at metaS^wood driver into competi­ losing 17-13. Michigan State 103-87, No. IS ; wing Beach Stale 79. No. 8 me cm ra l Connecticut Conference East Division swim meet at was atop the leader board at the tion for the first time and said the They beat them In basketball Brigham Young beat New Mexico Nevada-Las Vegas 77: Morion E ast Hartford High School. Doral Open golf tournament a club was responsible for his year ago is there again. 93-90 in overtime Thursday night, 89-82 and No. 16 North Carolina Wiley made two free throws with Gorman’s winning times were 23.0 in the 50 and S0.8o'in the 100. strong effort. after No. 4 Oklahoma rallied from one second remaining as Long But it’s a different golfer this State beat Maryland 74-68. f look second in the diving with 157.10 ))olnts ”I wouldn’t be here if I ’d used a 14-point second-half deficit. Smith, who scored two points in Beach State gave Nevada Las- time. my old driver,” said Nicklaus, Vegas its third loss at home this SHr freestyle relay of Brian Parkany, Mark “I just want to see how long I "We didn’t play well in the first the first half, finished with 21. He Fleming and Gorman was second with a time of holder of a record 18 major half and they outrebounded us said Chevious inspired him. t iW n . The Rebels, 25-4 and 14-3 3:42.82. can keep the Wadkins name on professional titles. and that was probably the key to "He motivates everybody,” iR^^e Pacific Coast Athletic top of the leader board,'” Bobby _ ”I ’m hitting it long enough and the loss.” Oklahoma Coach Billy Smith said. "His hai^ play Association, were 72-4 at the Wadkins said^after a 5-under-par I’m hitting it very, very straight. Tubbs said. "Missouri played carries over. He’s Just a great guy Thomas and Mack Center before Little League in need of coaches 67 gave him a one-shot lead “It’s the first time in my life I great, probably as well as I’ve to be around." this season. Thursday^in the first round of the can stand on the tee and feel like I ever seen them play. I don’t think "It was a great win for us,” Long Beach State, 17-9and 11-6, The Manchester Little League, dub to an excellent turnout at its $l-million event. can drive it on the side of the we’ll lose any national respect Stewart said. “I was really happy overcame a seven-point deficit in signup sessions that saw all rosters filled beyond capacity, is in Wadkins, not yet a winner in 14 fairway I want to,” he said, after this loss. A game like this that our players came back and the second half as Wiley scored 18 need of coaches for the 1088 season. Anyone interested should seasons of PGA Tour activity, is ”I drove it well. I hit the irons speaks well of the Big Eight.” played with a little more inten­ of his 22 points. Rigo Moore’s contact Frank Galasso at 643-4506. the yojjnger brother of the tourna­ pretty good and I made most of Oklahoma, 26-3overall and 11-2 sity. Our defense was. much layup with three seconds remain­ Anyone interested in umpiring for the upcoming season should ment’s defending champion, the putts. It turned out to be a in the conference, needs to beat better. Except fora few times, we ing tied it at 77. After timeouts, contact Lloyd Boutilier at 649-4274. Lanny Wadkins. pretty good round,” said Nick­ Nebraska Saturday to win the Big never really got our offense Jarvis Basnight inbounded the ’T m just trying to pick up laus, who one-putted nine times, Eight title. It would be the first established. If we can get that length of the court, over everyb­ Robinson probable for Brooklyn where Lanny left off last year,” including a 10-footer to save par time the Sooners have won both established, we’li be in good ody’s head and out of bounds. Bobby said. on the first hole. the football and basketball cham­ shape.” Wiley was fouled by Stacey STORKS — University of Connecticut 6-foot-ll junior forward Bobby’s attempt to keep the Ray Floyd led a group of six pionships in the same season. Stacey King, who fouled out in Augmon with one second remain­ Cliff Robinson has a stress fracture in his right foot is listed as Wadkins name on top, however, tied at 69. He was tied with Dr. Gil "Billy has done a tremendous the overtime, scored 23 points for ing and made both ends of the probable to play in the Huskies regular-season finale Saturday was under assault by a group of Morgan, Bruce Lietzke, John M job,” Missouri Coach Norm Ste­ Oklahoma and Blaylock scored one-and-one. Gerald Paddio night against Brooklyn College at the Field House. four — including the 48-year-old Mahaffey, Ed Fiori and Tommy wart said. "This is a> good 19. scored 22 points for the Rebels. Doctors have told UConn Coach Jim Calhoun that rest'wouldn’t Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus — Nakajima of Japan. basketball team. It would be easy No. 2 Purdue M , WIsconeIn 56: who were one stroke off the pace Lanny Wadkins, a winner last No. 11 Iowa 103, Michigan State significantly improve Robinson’s condition. Calhoun said that To make a lot of noise for them to Troy Lewis scored 18 points and unless, the foot is sore Saturday, Robinson will play. at 68. month in Hawaii, took a double­ 87: be No. 1” Purdue held Wisconsin to 16 Roy Marble scored 23 points Also at that figure, four under bogey 7 on his first hole and came and B .J. Armstrong added 20 for Robinson has not been able to practice since the Fairfield game Derrick Chievous had 35 points first-half points. The Boilermak-, Feb. 18. He still is the Huskies’ leading scorer and rebounder but par on the windbloA’n Blue in with a 74. Iowa, 21-7 and 11-4 in the Big Ten. AP pholo and 18 rebounds for Missouri and ers. 25-2 and 14-*1 in the Big Teh, has not been as effective of late. Calhoun said because of the lack Monster course at the Doral ”He’s probably home breaking Iowa outscored the Spartans Country Club, were PGA cham­ A A NOT PLEASED — Jack Nicklaus shows his displeasure freshman Doug Smith broke an led 28-16 at halftime and scored of practice and playing time, Robinson may, be losing his wind his clubs,” brother Bobby said. 88-88 overtime tie with a slam the first eight points of the second 18-1 from the foul line in the first .and rhythm. after missing a birdie putt during the first round of the pion Larry Nelson, Tom Kite and “But that’s one shot better than dunk. half to open a 20-point lead. Lewis half, taking a 56-42 lead. Iowa Doral Open golf tournament Thursday in Miami. Chip-Beek, who scored the first he was in the first round last year. made 32 of 41 free throws in the victory of his 10-season PGA Tour After Smith’s go-ahead basket. made consecutive 3-pointers dur­ 4 Nicklaus was one stroke off the lead. I expect a good round from him Missouri, 18-8 and 7-6, increased ing the run and Melvin McCantsa game. ► Novotna advances to quarterfinals career last week in Los Angeles. tomorrow.” the lead to 92-88 when Chevious jumper from the lane. Ken Redfield scored 17 for AP photo Michigan State. 9-16 and 4-11. WICHITA, Kan. — Sixth-seeded Jana Novotna of Czechoslova­ made two free throws with 27 Wisconsin. 10-15 and 4-11, cut LOOKING TO PASS — Iowa's B.J. guarding him in their game Thursday seconds left. the lead to 40-23 before Purdue which got no closer than 87-80 in kia beat Poland’s Iwona Kuezynska in a tic-bireaker Thursday to' the second half. Armstrong (with the ball) looks to pass night in East Lansing, Michigan. Iowa Mookie Blaylock made two free scored nine consecutive points to advance to the quarterfinals of the $100,000 Virgiqia Slims of Stacy, Bozarth take different routes to top with Michigan State’s Ed Wright (35) Kansas tennis toui;nament. R throws to pull the Sooners within lead by 26 with 11:46 remaining. No. 15 Brigham Young 89, New won, 103-87. two points and Lee Coward’s free Danny Jones scored 20 points for Mexico 82: Michael Smith scored Novotna’s serve-tad-volley game finally beat Kuezynska 6-7 By Steve Elliott “Other than that nap on 17, it last week’s Hawaiian Ladies feet on the greens,” said Bozarth, throw increased Missouri’s lead (5-7), 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) in the 2‘A-hour match. ' The Associated Press was a good starting round,” said Open, said she was just happy to the Badgers. 24 points and Jeff Chatman added 3:05 to go, but Brigham Young, Maryland 68: Charles Shackleford who birdied the first, third and to three. Ricky Grace’s long its first eight shots of the seconc No. 3 seed Sylvia Hanika of West Germany also advanced to Stacy, a 17-time winner on the be in the running. ninth holes. No. 3 Arizona 79, Washington 19 as Brigham Young overcame 24-3 and 13-2 in the Western scored 21 points, including six in a 3-point attempt at the buzzer fell Stale 41: half and committed five tumov Friday’s quarterfinals by defeating Catherine Tanvlbr of PRINCEVILLE, Hawaii - LPGA Tour. "I started out strong ”It's the best opening round Anthony Cook scored 15 an 11-point deficit midway Athletic Conference, scored nine 14-2 run that started the second On the back nine, Bozarth short. ers in the opening eight minutes France, 7-5, 6-2. Hanika, who is ranked No. 17 in the world, was Hollis Stacy and Marci Bozarth and that kind of changes your ,I’ve had in a long time,” she said. birdied the llth. points as Lute Olson won his 100th through the second half. consecutive points to lead 83-77 half as the Wolfpack, 22-6 and 9-4 In other Top Twenty games. game at Arizona. Olson is 291-143 North Carolina State took the lead being coached by Mike Estep, who is Martina Navratilova’s took different routes to share the thought processes for the day.” Bozarth, winless in four years ”On the backside, I got impa­ New Mexico led 65-54 with 10:46 with 47 seconds left. in the Atlantic Coast Conference, for good at at 56-55 on two former coach. , > No. 2 Purdue beat Wisconsin in 15 seasons at Long Beach State. left, but the Cougars scored eight Charlie Thomas and - Hunter first-round lead of Women’s Stacy had four birdies against a on the tour, finds herself in the tient,” she said. overcome a 39-34 halftime deficit Shackleford free throws with 5:04 In other second-round action, Natalia Bykova of the Soviet 84-56. No. 3 Arizona beat Wa­ Iowa and Arizona, He is 100-50 in consecutive points to close within Greene scored 20 points each for Kemper Open. bogey on the front nine. She went same place as two years ago. shington State 79-41. Long Beach and took a 48-41 lead with 11:36 left. Union defeated Gisele Miro of Brazil, 6-2, 6-1. Hester Witvoet of to 6-under with birdies on the 13th, Bozarth held a one-stroke lead five seasons at Arizona. three with 9:01 left. New Mexico. 20-11 and 8-7. left. ”I hit the fairways, hit the State upset No. 5 Nevada-Las Tony Massenburg scored 16 the Netherlands upset Brenda Schultz, also of the Netherlands, They shot 4-under-par 68s to 14th and 16th holes. after the first round in 1986. She greens and made a putt once in a Arizona. 27-2 and 16-1 in the The Lobos still led by three with No. 16 North Carolina State 74, Maryland, 15-11 and 5-8, missed points for Maryland. 6-2, 7-6-(7-4). take a one-stroke lead entering Stacy’s approach shot on the finished third, the best showing of while,” Bozarth said. ”It was just . into today’s second round of the 17th went into the water. her career. a good, solid round.” $300,000 tournament on the Ha­ "The distance looked a lot Bozarth hit 17 of 18 greens Light winds led to low scores at Yzerman won’t require surgery waiian island of Kauai. closer to me,” she said. Thursday, missing only on the the 6,210-yard Mirage Princevllle MAAC denies Fairfield protest Kentucky avoids penalties Stacy had seven birdies and Stacy missed a 6-foot birdie par-5 fifth hole, where she made Ocean and Lakes course. DETROIT — Detroit captain Steve Yzerman won’t require was 6-under before she double­ putt on the 18th that would have an eight-foot putt to save par. Connie Chillemi, Chris John­ By Chris Dahl surgery to repair a severed knee ligament, but will miss the rest bogeyed the 17th hole. Bozarth, on left in the game. By Mike Embry were widespread, as described in UK President David P. Roselle given her sole possession of the ”1 started out hitting it really son, Vicki Fergon and Laura The Associated Press of the regular season and likely the NHL playoffs, a Red Wings the other hand, shot a bogey-free lead. close — the whole front side I Referee Jack Hannon called a two-shot The Associated Press our stories. said in a prepared statement that Hurlbut were one stroke back at spokeswoman said Thursday. round. Stacy, who missed the cut in rcallv didn’t have it outside 15 69. technical foul on Buonaguro for leaving the "Of course that doesn’t mean university officials "do not fully FAIRFIELD — Coach Mitch Buonaguro The team’s leading scorer underwent exploratory arthroscopic coaching box and the Peacocks’ Willie Hayjies LEXINGTON, Ky. — Although they’ll speak openly when the agree with the findings of the walked up a stairway and down a hallway to the went to the free-throw line and made both shots. the NCAA said it could prove no NCAA comes around.” surgery Thursday morning in Madison, Wis., before returning to basketball office like a zombie, shattered that NCAA Infractions Committee, Detroit later in the day. Then Alex Robert made two more after being wrongdoing and declined to im­ but it is our desire to move V ! / \ his technical foul cost Fairfield a Metro Atlantic Dr. William Clancy, head of the University of Wisconsin’s Campo back in picture fouled on the inbounds pass and St. Peter’s won. pose any serious penalties, the Kentucky was publicly repri­ forward. We will therefore not Athletic Conference tournament game and Department of Sports Medicine, diagnosed the injury as a m id 63-60. I^xington Herald-Leader stands manded for not fully cooperating appeal (the reprimand).” ended the Stags season less than 24 hours “In those two seconds I had acheived the firm behind its Pulitzer-prize severed posterior cruciate ligament, which connects the knee to with the investigation and .or­ the calf. earlier. ultimate with this team and then I saw it all go winning investigative stories de­ with Cherokee Coiony dered to monitor athletic expen­ The Knight-Ridder newspaper "He didn’t perform surgery on the posterior cruciate because “I felt I let the team down.” the 33-year-old out the window.” Buonaguro said. tailing corruption in the Ken­ ditures and report results to the won the Pulitzer in 1986 for its coach said Thursday, his eyes glazed and tucky basketball program. chances of it succeeding are slim and it really wouldn’t do a lot of Thursday morning. Fairfield protested the NCAA for the next three years, stories that quoted former Ken­ good, so hopefully it will heal itself through therapy and rehab,” ■8v Dick Joyce often-gruff New Yorker said at bloodshot from a sleepless night. loss, contending in part that St. Peter’s Coach "I know there are sincere according to the official finding of tucky players as saying that Yzerman told reporters after arriving at Detroit’s City Airport. The Associated Press the time. “This one’s got it and Buonaguro’s sin wasn’t running out on the Ted Fiore should also have been called for a people who still can’t believe that the NCAA’s Committee on Infrac­ basketball recruits during the Yzerman will weara full knee stabilizerfortwoweeksand then most of the rest of them don’t. court, his shirttail flapping, to hug Harold technical foul for leaving hiscoaching box. But it UK would violate the rules,” said tions released Thursday. The tenure of Coach Joe B. Hall begin eight to 12 weeks of rehabilitation, team spokeswoman HALLANDALE, Fla. - The You can’t name five horses (1988 Brantley after the freshman center’s layup had was rejected because NCAA rules do not permit John S. Carroll, editor of the basketball program could have received cash, clothing and other Marilyn Rowe said. It was not known whether Yzerman would be last time trainer Johnny Campo contenders) with a pedigree to apparently given the Stags a 60-59 victory over protests. MAAC Commissioner Don DiJulia Herald-Leader. "Those who been placed on probation or extravagent gifts in a consistent ready in time to return for the NHL playoffs. was on the Triple Crown trail was match this one.” St. Peter’s. His sin wasdoing it with two seconds said. know the program firsthand, suspended had the allegations of pattern of abuse dating back to 1981 when Pleasant Colony won His colt is out of the mare 4 however, know that the violations wrongdoing been proven. the early 1970s. the Kentucky Derby and Cherokee Phoenix by Nijinsky II. Preakness. 4 isS Oilers sign Fuhr, Randy Gregg Campo believes in long layoffs Now he’s handling Cherokee because starts for his colt. me EDMONTON, Alberta — The announced DOk Colony, a son of Campo’s 1981 ’’It’ll be 62 days, the same as It Thursday that Grant Fuhr and defenseman Randy standout with a strong closing lOOl Tanner presents strange greeting to lady umpire was after his race in October to Gregg have signed multiyear contracts. h a kick who is regarded as one of the the Flamingo,” Campo said. General Manager Glen Sather would not disclose the length or favorites for Saturday’s $500,000 eit- By The Associated Press in the Braves’ 5-0 victory over plant a kiss on Tanner. syndicated radio program called ”He’s been training and he's had television program during the terms of the contracts, but both players said they were pleased. Florida Derby, at I'/i miles a some gallops. There’ll be no »r40 Georgia at West Palm Beach, “After the first inning I forgot "The Major League Baseball winter. Is "kill the umpire” about to be Gregg is returning to the Oilers after playing for the Canadian major prep for the May 7 blowout this week.” le’s Baseball News Fla. she was a woman. She was just Notebook, ’ ’ which will air for five Hernandez said he felt the replaced by "kiss the umpire?” Olympic Team. Kentucky Derby. The colt’s previous start before his "She was fine. She did great. I the home plate umpire,” Tanner minutes twice daily Monday writer turned Detroit fans When Atlanta Braves Manager "H e’s a tremendous influence on the rest of the players,” ”I can’t compare them,” the Flamingo was the Young our wasn’t even thinking about it,” said. "She did a good job and, yes, through Friday on the against him. The reliever said he Sather said. ”He adds a grieat deal of experience ... will help us in Campo said Thursday. “But they America at the Meadowlands Chuck Tanner brought his lineup ‘‘No.’’ answered Pam said Derek Lilliquist, Atlanta’s I think she can do it in the majors. Pittsburgh-based Sheridan apologized on his own, but a card to home plate before Thurs­ all aspects of defense and will be great plus for us.” ,—' both want to go long. ’This one has where he finished a fast-closing Postema. starting pitcher. "Ladies are in She wouldn’t embarrass them. Broadcasting Network. three-paragraph statement from day’s exhibition game against the The 34-year-old Postema, pro­ everything else; why not much better action (fluidness of second. She was very impressive.” "Over the last couple of years. ^ the club indicated that Tiger stride).” University of Georgia, he smiled fessional baseball’s only woman baseball?” After*the Florida Derby, "She did a heck of a job,” I’ve always been a leading player officials prompted it. Gilliam gets Super Bowl rlqg bdek Campo, SO, has made a come­ and asked, "Would you like a umpire, drew rave reviews fol­ Postema left an impression on Campo plans to run the colt in the General Manager Bobby Cox on just about every team I’ve ”I talked with him,” Hernan­ back after 36 of his 38 horses were kiss? ” lowing her work behind the plate the Braves even if she declined to NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Thanks to a sympathetic fan, former Wood Memorial at Aqueduct on added. "She hustles more than ever played with,” Matthews dez said. ”I feel pretty bad about killed in a fire at Belmont Park in April 23. Hiho said. “To take a role as a it. A lot of people make mistakes. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Joe Gilliam again is wearing anybody I’ve ever seen. I think 1986. Two of Pleasant Colony’s As for Saturday’s race, Campo !vin she’s being considered for some part-time player at this time in I believe I make a good mistake. ’ ’ the Super Bowl IX ring he once sold to buy drugs. Gilliam now is hoping to get back his Suppr Bowl X ring, which offstring, a colt and a filly, were says, ’’There are five or six openings in the league.” my career doesn’t really set all Santiago signs: San Diego killed. lx's that well with me.” he also sold, said the former Tennessee State quarterback, now a horses. It’s hard to pick a winner. Under orders from the National catcher Benito Santiago, who had Cherokee Colony didn’t come I get the horse to the track and t24 League, Postema was not availa­ Last August, Matthews became a 34-game hitting streak en route counselor for drug abusers, who was a member of the Steelers’ AP photo : 12 firsUtwo Supdr Bowl teams in 1975-76. into Campo’s hands until April then it’s the jockey’s problem.” ble for interviews. She will be the 168th major leaguer to get to NL Rookie of the Year honors, 1987. Us 2,000 hits. "It was a humbling kind of thing. I’ve been clean a long time NO MERCY — Sweden’s Mikael Pernfors shows no Jorge Velasquez will ride Che­ available at a Saturday news signed a one-year contract for Saturday will mark a long time rokee Colony. bin conference in nearby Palm about $175,000, He made $63,500 and I never thought somebody would do something like that, for mercy as he makes backhand return to fellow Kipper’s not chipper: The Pitts­ me,” Gilliam, 37, said after the ring was i;etumed. countryman Stefan Edberg during their match Thursday between starts for Buckland Listed as the 2-1 in the early line Beach Gardens. last year when he hit ,300 with 18 Farm’s colt, but Campo says is Forty Niner, the 2-year-old I at Postema began her pro umpir­ burgh Pirates’ decision to auto­ home runs and 79 RBIs. Boston businessman John Cannick, a former drug abuser, in Indian Wells, Calif. Pernfors upset the No. 1 ranked the matically renew Kipper’s con­ recovered the ring and returned it to Gilliam. Cannick heard that’s according to plan. champion who this year has ing career in 1977 in the rookie Edberg in three sets. Cherokee Colony, who had one posted a second in tb-j Hutcheson d 16 Gulf Coast League and was in the tract has created a rift between Sick bay: New York Yankees about the missing jewelry on television just before the Super f in the pitcher and General Manager relief ace Dave Righetti, suffer­ Bowl Jan. 31. win and three seconds last year, and won the Fountain of Youth at Class AAA Pacific Coast League won his only start this year, the Gulfstream by a nose over ion- from 1983-86. She currently is Syd Thrift, Kipper’s agent said. ing from fever a nd a bad cold, has Agent Tom Selakovich said the been scratched from today’s I'/i-mile Flamingo Stakes at Notebook on Feb. 15. under contract to the Class AAA Canucks hire Murphy as assistant Hialeah on Jan. 2. Forty Niner is a winner of six of American Association, where she '’fiiendsMf»ris-0ver between Bob exhibition opener. Right fielder Pernfors basically Kipper and Mr. Thrift. He ”It’s all in the pedigree,” the eight career starts. worked last season. She is sche­ Dave Winfield, also suffering VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Mike Murphy, former (Kipper) will continue to perform duled to handle a full slate of NL from a fever and a cold, did not coach of the , was hired as an assistant coach to the best of his abilities for the spring games. work out Thursday and his status Thursday by the . Pirates . . . but there will not be "I kind of wonder why a woman for today was questionable. Murphy, who was fired as the Kings’ head coach earlier this puts away Edberg 9 any long conversations between The New York Mets got mixed 9 would want to be an umpire,” Bob and Mr. Thrift.” season, played 12 seasons in the NHL with the St. Louis Blues, Atlanta pitcherRickMahlersaid. medical reports. The elbow that INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) - Kipper was 5-9 with a 5.94 New York Rangers and Kings. Thursday by beating ninth- SAT's- “But sometimes I wonder why kept left-hander Bob Ojeda out Murphy was ait assistant coach with the Kings under Canucks’ Mikael Pernfors used his excep­ earned run average in 24 games seeded David Pate 6-3, 6-3. some men want to be umpires, most of last year passed an current president Pat Quinn from 1984 until his promotion to head tional baseline game to upset with the Pirates last season. important stress test but X-rays In other third-round action, too.” top-seeded Stefan Edberg 3-6,6-3, second-seeded Miloslav Mecir of Under his renewed contract, if he disclosed that first bgraman coach. "Her strike zone is good,” 6-2 Thursday in a third-round Czechoslovakia rallied for a 2-6, Attention: High School Juniors he will make $75,000 in the minors Keith Hernandez suffered a frac­ catcher Ozzie Virgil added. match at the $702,500 Champions 6-0, 6-4 victory over Darren Cahill and $125,000 in the majors, tured nose Wednesday' when he "She’s got the experience, and I Moody paces senior tournament Cup Tennis Tournament. of Australia: third-seeded Boris imagine she’s heard everything Selakovich said. If Kipper spends was struck by a fouPball that You can enroll in the BfiST SAT INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Orville Moody, putting with deadly The 15th-seeded Pernfors of­ Becker of West Germany overpo­ there is to be heard and more and the whole year in the minors, he caromed off the dirt and batting accuracy, shot a tournament record-tying 64 Thursday to take fered little resistance in the first wered John Fitzgerald of Austra­ prep course in the country. survived. She can do it.” will make between IS and 18 cage before hitting his face. set, but won the first four games percent less than last year. the first-round lead in the $350,000 Vintage Invitational senior lia, 6-0, 6-2; fourth-seeded Pat In other baseball news, Gary Hernandez missed Thursday’s of both the second and third sets Cash of Australia topped Mark "Good Mlslaka”Hernandez tournament. Matthews retired, Kirk Gibson workout after complaining of in outplaying his higher-seeded Woodforde of Australia, 6-3, 6-2: Can you afford to take chances apologized to Detroit Free Press Moody, 55, also set a course record on the Vintage Club’s and Bob Kipper stewed and Willie headaches Wednesday night. opponent. eighth-seeded Emilio Sanchez of columnist Mitch Albom for dump­ Opps: 6,240-yard, par-72 Desert Course, breaking the standard of 66 set with you academic future? Hernandez apologized. Kansas City shortstop In the final game of the second Spain defeated high school sensa­ ing a bucket of water on him in the Kurt Stillwell and left fielder earlier in the day by Gene Littler.- Ooodbya Gary: set, the players went to deuce tion Pete Sampras 7-5, 6-2, and AP ptMMa The 37-year-old Tigers’ clubhouse a day earlier. Gary Thurman collided whiie Littler was in second place after the opening day, with Dale Matthews, a former NL All-Star Douglass and Al Geiberger a stroke behind with opening-round seven times before Pernfors was llth-seeded Amos Mansdorf of LAST CHANCE to attend a I*REE ELBOW REHAB — Toronto’8 Tony Fernandez injured his elbow last year The Incident was spurred by a chasing a ball during the first able to hold his serve. Edberg had Israel outlasted Dan Goldie 4-6, who spent last year with the column Albom wrote last April inning of the Royals’ exhibition 67s, and Larry Mowry and Don Bies another shot behind with 68s. Preview. Fernandez exercises his eibow during and recently had pins removed from his Chicago Cubs and Seattle Marin­ five opportunities to break his 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). and by comments Hernandez was game against Florida State Uni­ opponent’s service, but couidn’t In other matches Friday, Kriek Thursday's workout in Dunedin, Fiorida. surgery. ers, said he is retiring to host a told Albom made on a cable versity. Graf, McNeil advance to semifinals do it. faces Becker, Mecir meets San­ Classes for the May SAT begin Pernfors, 24, is ranked 30th in chez and Cash faces Mansdorf. SAN ANTONIO, Texas — West Germany’s Steffi Graf and Lori the world while Edberg, 22, is “He (Edberg) relies a lot of his March 20. Gibson labels new teammates ‘clowns’ after practical joke McNeil of Houston advanced Thursday to the semifinals of the ranked third. Both piayers are serve, but I was able to handle it, ” U.S. Women’s Hardcourt Championships, setting up a replay of from Sweden. Pernfors said after his upset Call for further information. their meeting in last year's U.8. Open semifinals. There was one other upset in victory, which took nearly two By The Associated Press questioned their priorities, ac­ as saying in its Friday editions. smeared eyeblack inside his cap "It was our first game of the the day, someone put shaving Also advancing Thursday to the semifinals was second-seeded the third round — unseeded Johan hours to complete. ”I managed to cording to a published report. "They have their priorities as a practical joke. He had year,” Gibson explained. " I had cream on a clubhouse telephone Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia, who will face Bulgaria’s Kriek eiiminated 12th-seeded keep him back on my serve. VERO BEACH, Fla. - Kirk ”I told (Manager) Tommy wrong.” already been Introduced as the just gotten into my uniform and and told him he had a call. 203-651-3557 Katerina Maleeva on Friday. Eduardo Bengoechea of Argen­ ”it makes me feel good, be­ Gibson, who stormed off the field Lasorda that now I can under­ Gibson angrily left camp starting left fielder. had my cup of coffee. I was Graf, the tournament’s top seed and the world’s top-rated tina 6-2, 6-4. cause I had injuries last year, so prior to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ stand why the Dodgers finished Thursday just prior to the start of " I just booked. ‘I said. T il see getting a little intense." "I laughed along with that women’s singles player, defeated France’s Nathalie Tauziat, 8-1, Pernfors next faces seventh- I’m glad to prove that I can come THE PRINCETON REVIEW first exhibition game, labeled his fifth the past two seasons,” the the Dodgers’ exhibition opener you clowns later," Gibson said. The prank was the second one,” he said. " I thought it would 6- 2. seeded Andre Agassi in Friday’s back. A lot of people didn’t think I Th« Princrlon SfYic*. ia nol afrilulad with Princelon llnivnuly or ETS. new teammates "clowns” and Ann Arbor News quoted Gibson after realizing that someone had “It hit me totally wrong.” pulled against Gibson. Earlier in be good for the team.” quarterfinals. Agassi advanced could.” 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 4. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 4. 1988 — 17 IS Pazzles TV Topici SCOREBOARD » ACROSS 4 Roman bronze Answer to Previous Puzzle 5 Sulk 1 Lerge rodent 6 Trembling tree □Ein □□□□ B Nelson, Manilow offers specials C m id liM 4, BIu m 2 5 Welk the floor 7 Brimlett hat DBB Bcinci O Hockey 9 Cooling 8 Prior to □ B O O B B O B BasebaR beverege By Kathryn Baker •I. \ 9 Box for alms □ O B O B O O B Street, during which we meet all the “ Stardust." nnr MonIrMi, ______12 BIbtIcel prophet The Associated Press RIchor 40 10 Sullen R A NI t I characters tyho ihhabit Swing Street, and Manilow’s guests are jazz singers Carmen (JMund, TMbaudtou), >;XL PwwWIw 13 Qrevel ridges Al I MM NHLitindIngs 11 Grafted, in they are played by the guests. There’s no McRae and Diane Schuur — her duet with amtemMou, Aton (hooklno). «:«; Exhibition baiaball 14 Men's □ B O O B B D B D NEW YORK — If you’re heavily Into the heraldry talking except for the voiceovers, and it’s all Manilow on “ Summertime” is a show- ''5s? frouoNno). M:4»; nickneme Bon Jovi and the Beastie Boys, you’re in WALES CONFERENCE P.Covolllnl, S«L (rouoMiig), U;4»; 17 Rad (comb, music, because I wanted to do a music special stopper — saxophonists Gerry Mulligan, Tom Ltmltux. Mon (untpommonllko con- AMERICAN LEAGUE 15 Buddies probably the only demographic group that AicM, 19:47; Hunlor, StL (untportimanllko form) with a capital M.” W O F O A W L F a . 16 Punch Scott and Dana Robbins, bass player Stanley m 229 conduct), 19:47. 19 Author _ Rand won’t find something to like in two widely Phllodtiphio 34 Balffmora • 0 0 AGO Bruce and Jack are Manilow’s collabora­ Clarke and singer Phyllis Hyman, plus the W otN ngton 33 226 193 SocondPorlod-ZSi U>ul(.McKognov» Botton 18 Chemical suffix divergent music specials offered by CBS. 0 0 AOO 22 Type of fuel tors, Bruce SuBsman and Jack Feldman. vocal groups Full Swing and Kid Creole and NY Ittandort 31 240 210 (O X ova tllnl, OInoratJ, :S». 3, M ontrool, ColHonMa 0 0 AOO 19 Consumed food NY.Rongort McPtMo19(Momot90,SkrwNand),I:4l. 4, 24 Overweight On Saturday, Willie Nelson is host of his Their concept^^so produced an album, 20 245 231 Chicago 0 0 J» 20 Jack rabbit the Coconuts. Now Jortov 21 2)0 257 St. Loult, O.Covolllnl •(McKoonov, aeverantf 0 25 French article own network special, “ Willie Nelson, Texas 0 AOO 21 Lad “ Swing Street,” ^a t features the performers P Ittib urgh 36 249 363 P.Covolllnl), 14:23. Ponoltlot— Detroit 0 0 AOO 26 _ Raton, Style,” a tribute to his home state which he Adomt DtvMon P.Covolllnl, StL (skoMno), S:07; Lud­ K an sas O ty 0 0 23 _ contendere on the special, plus Stan Getz, who was in the M ontrool 37 30 10 04 306 wig, Mon (IntorfOrwico), 11:09: Oto- AGO Florida reveals in a soothing hour of country, rock 246 M llw oukoe 0 0 AGO 26 Arctic tea hospital when the special was taped,'Maniiow Botton 30 23 5 01 254 203 Hot, Mon (rouoMno), 1S:31; Evont,StL NELSON’S SPECIAL is as bright and /Minnesota 0 0 AGO 27 Series of heroic and blues music combined with an affection­ said. Buffolo 39 27 9 67 225 245 (rouoM ng), 15:31; Sutttr, StL M b o w ln g ), New Y o rk 0 0 29 Stun sunny as Manilow's is dark and smoky, with 17:54; M oogtw f, StL, m olor (M g K ^ c k ln a ), AGO events ate travelogue to some of his favorite Lone 27 31 7 61 197 217 OoM ond 0 0 AGO 33 BIrthttona for 3 9 Kitchen vestal 49 Haw footage of Nelson walking around his Hill Quoboc 27 33 4 50 226 - 343 10:36. 28 Objectives Star places. Seoffta 0 0 AOO October 41 Surf roar SUSSMAN SUGGESTED that this kind of CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 'ftilrd Period—5, Montreal, Skrudlond 9 Texas 0 0 30 Accomplishing 51 Cheers (Sp.) Country home, playing host to his band NorrN Otvttlon (M otnotto, M ePhoo), 7:27. M ontrool, AOO 34 Singletons 43 Research room Then on Monday, Barry Manilow pays high-style music special is the wave of the Toronto 0 0 AOO 31 City of David 53 Woman's name members and friends on his golf course, W L T Ph OF OA MePhoo 20 (Smith), 10:53. Ponoltlot— NATIONAL LKAOIM 36 Townsman 45 Florida city homage to jazz and big band music in “ Barry future on network television, which still tends Ootrott 33 24 6 74 265 222 Loler, Mon, mlnor-molor (holding, fight­ 32 Feminine suffix 54 Require riding his bicycle down to Mona’s Yacht Club W L F a . (abbr.) 47 Brownlih- Manilow; Big Fun on Swing Street,” set in an to rely on the standard host-guest-song- » . Lou lt 29 32 5 63 234 231 ing), 15:35; TUmbull, StL, molor (flght- Atlanta 0 P AOO 35 South of 56 Fitting for a game of dominoes with the locals, and C hicago 36 32 7 59 227 259 Ing), 15:35. 37 Swindle purple imaginary neighborhood of break dancers, Chicago 0 P AOO Sask. sketch kind of variety program. floating down the Rio Grande with jazz Toronto 19 30 10 40 236 201 Shott on gool— M ontrool 11-17-12— 4ft St. a n d n n o tl P p 36 Matt 48 Honey bee 57 Collar shape saxophone players and blues singers, where M lnnotota 17 40 9 43 203 2 K Loult S9-10— 25. AOO 38 Equality “ One of the problems with variety guitarist Jackie King. Houston P p AOO 39 Unit of genus 58 Dessert pastry the ’40s meet the ’80s. Smyttw DIvltlon Powtr-phiv Opportunlflot— AAontrool 0 Los Angeles P P television is that MTV has forever changed AOO 1 2 3 4 1 Next door to the golf course is Willie's own C o lgo rv 31 20 7 03 300 245 of 3: St. Loult 0 of 3. M on trict P P .000 Illumination 10 11 variety television, and it hasn’t responded to Edm onton 36 31 I 10 294 231 Ooollot— Montrool, Hoyword (25thott-23 recording studio — dubbed "Cut ’n’ Putt" — New Y o rk P P AOO 40 Star-shaped r MANILOW WASN’T, shall we say, success­ W InnIpog » 27 9 69 347 247 tovot). St. Loult, Mlllon (4034). Philadelphia P P 12 that,” Sussman said. “ This is something else, where Bruce Hornsby does a session. Ray L o tA n g tlO t 25 30 5 55 254 300 A — U171. AOO 42 Actress _ May ful in his last network venture, the 1985 CBS M M PIttiburah 0 P AOO it’s not MTV, but something that certainly has Charles joins Willie at Alley Oop’s on East Voncouvor 31 40 7 49 231 270 Rotoroo—Korrv Frotor. Unotmon— Son Dtego 0 P AOO 44 Approximately r musical movie “ Copacabana,” which Brad Lozorowlch, Roy Scopinollo. 15 been influenced by that development." Thondov't Oomot Son Prandico p P AOO (2 wds.) Sixth Street in Austin, and Asleep at the Botton 5, Toronto 3 marked his acting debut. This time, he sticks SI. Louis 0 0- .000 “ Who knows whether this is going to make Wheel jams with him at Carl’s Corner, a truck Dotrott A /Mlnnotota 3 46 Chemical suffix 18 J— —r — count In to the music. There is no dialogue in “ Swing it rating-wise,’’ said Manilow, “ but what was stop. WInnIpog A Voncouvor 3 Flames 6. Flyers 3 standings, ties do not 47 Agreement Street,” a bluesy, jazzy, coolly evocative, M on ti^ 4 SI. Loult 3 Thursday’s Garnet 50 Male swan definitely not making it was somebody Willie also takes a sentimental tour of his Colgorv A Phllodolphla 3 21 22 23 24 2S extended music video. Kantot Oty vt. RorldaSt.atTallahattee, 52 Coq au _ standing up there saying, 'My next guest is boyhood home of Abbott, Texas, where his Frtdov't Oomot PhBodtlphia 1 2 6— 3 Fla., ccd., rain. “ There’s no dumb sketches on it. We did Now York Rongort at Buftolo, 7:35 55 Shake-up 26 27 Dionne Warwick, my next sketch is,’ you sister Bobbie recalls their grandmother tying Cotgory 3 2 1—6 Atlanta 1 Georgia 0 that on purpose," said Manilow, during a p.m. Rrtt Porlod— 1, Calgary, Loob 35,5:34 X Lot Angelet 14 Chunichl Dragons 0 SB Yearn know. This sort of had a point of view, even if young Willie up to keep him from running off. Quoboc at Wothlngton, 0:05 p.m. Chicago Cubt 11 /Meta Community recent break in the midst of his two-year tour. Colgorv, NIouwondvk 45 (Bullard, Reginald Plnto/Manohattar Htrald 59 AFL- 33 it was odd.” “ She staked him just like she did the cow," A Phllodtiphio at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. McCrlmmon),6:31 (po).lCalaarv,Loob36 College 3 “ Bruce and Jack and I sat down and wrote a A Satordoy*t Oomot Texas 5, Edison College 0 The special includes Manilow songs such as (Sutor,McCrlmmon),15:244Phlladolphla, 37 Bobbie laughs. Now Jortov at Botton, 1:15 p.m. SInItalo 19 (ZoMl, Crottmon), 16:51 IRISH SPORTS NIGHT - The 35th 60 Soccer star conceptual hour that takes the viewer on a “ Hey Mambo" and "Black and Blue,” but Now York Itlandtrt ot Pltttburgh, 2:35 Boianef. Proceeds from the event wiil be “ That didn’t stop me from running away,” Ponoltlot— Nochbour, Phi, motor (fight­ annual Joe McCarthy/lrish Sports Night Rfftburgh vt. Philadelphia at Clear­ 61 Author of trip down this imaginary place called Swing p.m. donated to the three parish eiementary water, Ra., 1:05 p.m. 40 41 also standards such as “ Summertime” and Willie recalls. “ It slowed me down some.” ing), 3:46; Brodlov, Col, molor (fight­ - Now York Rongort at Hartford, 7:35 ing), 3:46; Huber, Phi (holding), 7:30; will be held at the Knights of Columbus Toronto V4 a n d n n o t l at R a n t a t y , "Picnic" p.m. Hoxtoll, Phi, torvod by IMorth (tloth- schoois in Manchester for use in their Fla., 1:05 p.m. 62 Sixth sense WInnIpog at Toronto, 6:05 p.m. Hall on Monday night, March 14, with Ing), 9:33; Bullord, Cal (trippina), 9:45; generai schoiarship fund. Tickets are New York Yankees vt. Attanto at West (abbr.) Edmonton at Calgary, 1:05 p.m. Propp, Phi (crott-chocklng), 10:07; Sutor, Palm Beach,' Fla., 1:05 p.m. \ Dotrolt at St. Loult, 6:35 p.m. Col (h ooking),11:57; Huntor,Cal (tlothlno), the traditional corned beef and cabbage availabie from Ed Moriarty (649-0419), Chunichl Dragont vs. Botton (tt) at 63 Beverages 47 48^ 49 62 63 54 TV Tonight Chicago at Mbinototo, 6:35 p.m. 16:51. M/Inter Haven, R a , 1:05 p.m. 64 Mild oath M ontrool at L o t Angolot, 10:35 p.m. dinner. Looking over the evening’s Second Porlod—5, Philadelphia, Huber 6 O ’Brien (643-0006), Boiand (649-2947), Houston vt. Kansas Oty at Haines Oty, 66 68 Sondov’t Oomot (Propp, MoHonby), 6:47. 6, Philadelphia, program are (from left); Charlie O’Brien, Fla., 1:35 p.m. V Philadelphia at Now Jortov, 1:35 p.m. Fran Maioney (644-9183), Joe McCooe DOWN • ♦’Ifc. 5:00PM (611 Wonderful World ol Dis- Propp22 (Tocchot, Craven) ,9:44.7, Colgorv, Botton (tt) vt. Detroit at Lakeland, 1 2:00AM CC Hit Squad Voncouvor at Wothlngton, 1 :)S p.m. Peplintkl 17 (Hrdina, Otto), 11:37. A Monsignor Edward J. Reardon, who will (649-2313) or by calling the KofC R a ., 1 ;35 p.m. 69 61 ney: Elfego Baca Tho adventures of a Now York Itlandtrt at Quebec 2:05 Colgorv, Loob 37 (Churlo, Murzvn), St. Loult vt. Texas of Port Charlotte, Ro., 1 Pontiff 19th-ceniurv lawyer (Robert loggia) in ilie PERFECT (33 Entertainment Tonight (In Storoo) p.m. be evening’s special guest, and Ed Council (646-9044) after 7 p.m. 1:35 p.m. Southwest who manages to solve the 17:47. Ponoltlet— Churlo, Cal (holding), 2 Straight 62 64 STRAINQEKS (3D Star Trek Botton at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. 15:36; Sutter, Phi, douMo m inor (tloth- Minnesota vt. Lot Angelet at Vero most difficult of cases (60 mm ) Detroit at Chlcogo, 6:35 p.m. arrow GD Syncbronal Ina roughing), »:00; (Rvnn, Cal, double Beach, R a ., 1:35 p.m. [TM C] M O V IE : M adam e X An attof When his m inor (holding, roughing), 20:00. 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Bruins S, Maple Leafs 3 MpNe*»J St. 7A Stephen F.AustIn 65 3 5 3 4 - 69 ® Three's Conapany G D Friday the 1 3th: The Series A homely (roughing), 4:07; Vernon, Cal, torvod by M iddle Tenn. 92, Tennettee Tech 89,20T Steve Elklngfon 3436— 70 Solunlav’t Garnet (Bronson Pinchot) Kansas City vt. Houston at Kissimmee, (T) M agnum . P.l. girl, rejected by her high-school peers, Murzvn (trippina), 4:54; Brown, Phi N. Carolina St. 74 Maryland 68 Sandy Lyle 3931— 70 In a plot to con­ TO^O 6 1 2-3 (tlatMno),11:21 NBA standings N.Kentucky65, Lewis 75 Ben Crenshaw 3337— 70 F la , 1:05 p.m. (it) Webstei uses a cursed compact to seek revenge Lot Angelet vt. NewYorkMetsotPortSt. vince him that he is (60 m in ) B^on 6 3 3-6 Shott on goal— Philadelphia A1A4— 26. NE Louisiana 6A N W Louisiana 64 Wayne Grady 3634— 70 (16.) Kojak Rrtt Period— None. Ponoltlot— Olcvzk, Calgary 1A13-19-60. 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St. Loultaf St. Petersburg, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The dlllerence between intelligence and WESTERN CONFERENCE Ed Dougherty Ra., 2 p.m. for trolls Stars Susan Anton, Sam Watei l22 30 Higfiwayman Premiere An ac (SD Twilight Zone Loom on 36 (Forgut, O tborno), 17:07. 7, MIdwettern St., Texas 109, Texas Coll. 89 3336-71 education intelligence will make you a good living." — Kettering ston. Matt Dill (60 mm ) 33 (26) N ew s Botton, Lo rto n 10 (Courtnall), 17:45. 6, MIdwtit DIvltlon N-, Texot St. 63, Texat-Arllnoton 74 M ik e Reid 3635— 71 Seattle vt. Oakland at Phoenix, Ariz,, 3 lion/advoniure senes starring Sam Jones GD Chriatlan Children's Fund p.m. (33 (93) 20/20 C C Schedulod interview Botton, Noolv 36 (Llntomon, Bourque), W L Pet. OB Oklahoma City 77, NW Oklahoma 76 Mork O'Meara 31-40— 71 [ESPN ] SporisLook os a fodorat marshal who travels the back [DtS] MOVIE: 'Smoky' An outdoor's ad­ D allas 39 17 .494 /Mac O 'G rod v /Milwaukee ot Chlcogo Cubt ot /Meta roads of the Southwest in a high-tech som with first lady Nancy Reagan (60 min ) 19:54 (on). Ponoltloi— None. Paul Quinn 107, - Howard Payne 66 3536— 71 Ariz., 3 p.m. [HBO] MOVIE: The Lion of Africa’ CC venture of a horse named Sm oky and the Woman’s Rec Denver 34 21 .418 4>/j Sam Houston St. 76, SW Texas St. 61 Jet OzakI 37-34— 71 iiruck T onighi the Highwayman avenges a fl$) M O V IE : 'Tha Oblong B ox’ A man al Houston 33 Son Frondteo vt. Clevelond ot Tucson, A doctor s efforts to aeguire desperately man who is devoted to him. Fred MacMur- Shott on goal— Toronto S10-16—34. Bov J. 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Son Diego ot Yuma practice are complicated tiy ‘natural ha Washington Week in Review CC ment from a ^ c h doctor Vincent Price, Powor-play Opportunitlet— Toronto 1 of fleld't In double overtime to win the 22 31 .415 15'/j F A R W E S T Fred Couples 37-35— 72 Christopher Tee, Alstair Williamson [ E S P N ] Speedway America 3; Botton 0 of 4 Sacram ento 14 40 .284 23 Arizona 79, Wothlngton St. 41 Bob Murphy 37-35— 72 Ariz., 3 p.m. zards and her immediate dislike ol tfie (26 MOVIE; 'Before Winter Comes' A champlonthip, Cathy Bochaln 20, Peg Padfle DlvMen Gene Sauers Sunday’s Games truck driver taking her to her destination 1969 [ U S A ] Dynam en Leading scientist Dr Ho Goollot— Toronto, Wroggot (34 thotv30 W a lth 16, Botquet 13), A m u ie m e n ts Brigham Y oun g 69, New M exico 82 3438— 72 British officer in charge of a refugee camp battles evil forces with the help of five tavot). Botton, Koant (34-31). A— x-L.A. Lakers 45 10 .818 _ Colorado St. 76, San Diego St. 59 Willie Wood 3636— 72 Toronto vt. Philadelphia (tt) at Clear­ Brian Oennotiy. Brooke Adams 1987 (In in Austria is ordered to return displaced @Q) Wild, Wild West U n lim ite d 57 2 0 T (D a rla L u p a c c h in o 16, water, Ro., 1:05 p.m. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMF Stereo) crime fighters. 13,004. Portland 35 21 .425 lO'/i Fullerton St. 61, New M e xico St. 59 David Edwards 36 36 -72 persons to thoir homelands David Niven, Sonny Spoon C C (60 min ) (In R ita L u p a c c h in o 11) Seattle 30 27 .524 14 St. Loult vt. Clndnnotl at Plant Oty, Ro., by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Referee— Mike Nooth. LInetmen— Kevin Haimll7S,AlrForceS4 1:05 p.m. [M A X ] MOVIE SWeet Bird of Youth’ A Anna Karina. Anthony Quayle 1969 Stereo) 12;45AM [HBO] MOVIE: Aftar Collint, Gerard Gauthier. Phoenix 17 39 J04 28Vi Idaho 83, Montana75 VICIOUS actor uses a Hollywood has been Hours' CC Boy-meetS'Oirl in an uptown Boston vt. New York Mett at Port St. Unscramble these (our Jumbles, (38 M O V IE : 'E a sy Rider' Prejudice and ^ ) Honeymooners Golden State 14 40 .259 X Idaho St. 64 Nevodo-Reno 84, OT m the hopes of getting a studio contract N Y. diner and is plunged into her world of Adults Lude, R o ., 1:05 p.m. one letter to each square, to form vinlenco await a pair of rebellious motor­ L.A. Clippers 12 42 .222 32'/j . Long Beach St. 79, Nev.-Los Vegas 77 LPGA Kemper Open scores Paul Newman. Geraldine Pago. Shirley Noticiero Univision crazies, punkers and an assortment of wild Paoanl Caterert 105 (Mark Murphy xck Shan­ Syracuse 11 Kim Bauer 3 5 36 -73 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Placed Joe Stereo) W InnIooB 1 6 S - 4 out 3). All garnet will be played at Illing 22 7 Dottle Mochrle heart Is in your work today, you're apt to (33 NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at ghai Samurai Take That Take Out Thea­ 2:00AM C$;> m o v i e : What a New Rrtt Porlod— 1, Winnipeg, 5toon 16 Vlllanovo 9 19 11 3637— 73 Wolf, forward, on the Inlured llet. March 5,19S8 P u ssyca t?' Young engaged man it reluc Junior High School. Susie Redman 3439— 73 Joint Involvements are a likelihood for be a poor performer. Don't let a bad at Buffalo Sabres (60 min ) (Live) (S) Lerner & LoeWe: Broadway's Last ter. From Behind the Great W ell (MocLoon), 6:01.1 Vancouver, SkrlkO'27 Seton Hall 6 20 10 PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-8laned DavM Rom antics A look at the careers of lyricist tant to give up the girls who love him and Georgetown 6 6 Martha House 3 5 36 -73 Henderson, guard, to a Wdoy controct. titude make unpleasant tasks more QD INN News (Podorton), 13:1A PonolHoo—Sutter, Von Trail Blazers 135, Suns 121 18 M. J. Smith you In the year ahead. They should work Alan Jay Lerner and composer Frederick 1 1 ;25PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'M«8 seeks the aid of a married psychiatrist Pe­ (roughing), 12:22; Small, Win (rowhlng), St. John's 6 17 9 3736— n PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— arduous. Hari' Recruited as a World War I secret Joan Delk 3637— 73 out advantageously, provided they are dD Carson's Comedy Classics Lofwe. (90 min.) ter Sellers. Peter O'Toole, Romy Schnei­ 13:23; RIentor, Von, douMo minor (Mgh- Botton College 6 10 15 12 Activated Stave Jehnton, center, from the with business acquaintances rather VIRQO (Aug. 23-8opl. 22) Continue to agent, the seductive Mata Hari uses unu­ der 1965 P O R T L A N D (115) Providence 4 16 Betty King 3 7 36 -73 Inlured list. M * A * S * H (3l) Tel Com o So m o s tffcklng, roughing), 13:53; (MIhon, Win, 11 10 Meg Mallon be extra prudent and cautious In your sual methods to gain information on her douWo minor (Motvotlcklna, rw/ohlno), CO.Jonet 5 4 1-4 7, Kersey 1536 6 7 24 Connecticut 4 12 13 13 3536— 73 FOOTBALL than personal friends. ® Barney Miller CC High Rollari Mindy Moore financial dealings today. If you let ex­ ($Z) Inside Campaign '88 enemies. Sylvia Kristel, Christopher Cazen- 13:53; Botchm on, M/ln (hooking), 14:49; Duckw orth 617 610 25, D rexler 1 6 2 1 6 6 4 1 3 6 37 -73 PISC ES (Fob. 20-March 20) If someone ove. 1985. Rated R. (X) MOVIE: Harper Valley PTA' A Radio, TV Porter 461-19, Anderson54604 Holton 66 Alice Rltzmon 3 6 37 -73 BUFFALO BILLS-SIgned Scott Leach, travagance take control of your purse, (28) Newlywed Game [CNN] Larry King Live 8 Sutter, Von (Intorforonco), 16:14 Thursday's Result you know casually heaps more than a young married woman challenges a group Nancy Brown 3 6 37 -73 linebacker. Second Porlod—3, Vancouver, K.Borry 1 604 Lucas54567,Slchtlna1-3601Ch. Jones V llla n o v o 92, V e rm o n t 62 reasonable amont of praise on you to­ you'll regret It later. ® ) Hollywood Squares [ D IS ] M O V IE ; 'First S te p s' A dedicated 1 1:30PM CC a s L«« Show From July of small-towrr hypocrites. Barbara Eden, 1-1601 Murphy60604 Totalt55943436134 Saturday's Games HOCKEY (Podorton, Bonnlno), 16:09 (pp). 4, Van­ day, there's a possibility that he/she LIBRA (Bopl. 23-Ocl. 23) People with dZ) World of Survival (R) bio-engineer helps a 23'year-old para­ 1987. The music group Jock Mack and the Nanette Fabray, Ronny Cox. 1978. couver, Udtfor 4 19:46 (th). Ponolflot— Brooklyn at UConn (Field House), 6 Nettegel Hediey LeeBue Heart Attack, and comic Emo Phillips with TODAY whom you'll be Involved today will let plegic realize her dream of walking at her GD Dempsey & Makepeace Diamond Richter, Von (holdine), 5:17; Tonfl, Von 4 p.m. — Golf: PGA Doral Open, USA PHOENIX 012) p.m. EDMONTON (MLERS-BIgned Grant might have ulterior motives. Know ($D Family Ties host Howard Stevens (60 min.) (R) (In Gilliam 619 54 24 E.Johnton 614 5314 Seton Hall at Georgetown, 2 p.m. PGA Sanlora Vintaga aMras W v, geottander;^ and Kandy Gregg, you have your own way, but only up to a college graduation. Judd Hirsch. Amy heists, bank robbers and jewel thieves all (tiothina), 6 :^ ' Small, win (ttathlne), C able where to look for romance and you'll [CNN ] Crossfire Steel, Kim Darby 1985. Stereo) ^ 6:35; Togllaiioltt, Win (holdine), 11:07; West 7-11 53 17, Davit 616 52 21 SI. John's at Providence, 6 p.m. defeneemon, to muH5yeor controcte. find It. The Matchmaker set instantly re­ certain p^nt. II you push matters too play a part in Dempsey and Makepeace's 7 p.m. — College hockey: Providence KJohnten 511 60 14 Corbin 59 60 4 MINNESOTA NORTH STARB-Reoalled [ESPN ] SpeadW e ek CC (S) Nlghtlin* CC investigation into a group's murderous Sondlok, Von, double minor (hlgh- at Boston University, NESN Su n d a y’s G am e IN D IA N W E L L S , Ctallt. (A P ) — R r s t- veals which signs are romantically per­ far, you could create a problem. [ESPN ] Pro Boxing: Top Rank (2 hrs , Crite54534 Adomt61004Hornacok5553 Pittsburgh at Syracuse, noon Chdt Pryor and Joy CouHlelttdeOeneemen, 30 min.) CiS Hotwymoofwr. plans (60 m in ) ttlcklne, roughing), 13:33; M orolt, Mfin, 7:M p.m. — Rangers at Sabres, foun? ecom Thursday In the 6151600 fect for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You might 8:00PM d3 Beauty and the Beast C C douMo minor (hToh-ttlcklne, roughing), C hannel 9 4 AAoore55004Totalt46971616111 Vintage Invitational eenlors (SO and older) from Kolamazao of the Intarnottenol [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Cavalcade' Heckey League. Aeelgned M anny Vlvelra4 this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ have to deal with someone today .with Catherine's anger at a gypsy for stealing [TMC] MOVIE: 'Project X' CC An Air a® Nourop.ycholoay of Woight Control 13:31; Eliott, VMn (tripping), 14:57; 7:30 p.m. — Clippers at Celtics, REGULAR SEASON ENDS tournament at the4340-yard, por-72 Oeterf her purse dissolves when she learns he is Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ An enterprising silent movie director con­ K.Borry, Von (trtppino), 16:51 36 36 39 33— 135 defeneemen, to Kolomasoo. land, OH 44101-3428. whom you've had cross words in the (S) ® Bo.t of C*rw>n |R) (In Stereo) SportsChannel, WILI Fheenbi IS 36 35 19^ii Course, and the4907-yard par-73 Mountain NEW JERSEY DEVILS Aeelgned the victim of an injustice (60 mm.) tion related to the specialized training pro­ vinces a Broadway star's understudy to try 9 p.m. — Boxing: Robin Blake vs. Course (x-denolst super tenlors,60and ARIES (March 21-April 19) Unless you past. This relationship is very fragile, so gram he IS involved with Matthew Broder­ (3 ) Doctor W h o Pert 2 her luck in Hollywood Alice Faye. Don 8 Third Porlod—A Mflnnlpoo, Ollhon 3 Harold Brazier, ESPN 5Pelnt goolt— Davit 1 /kndtrton. elder) Chris Terrert, geaNender, and /Murray mind your p's and q’s. 33 MOVIE; 'Falling in Love' A chance Fouled out— West. Rebounds Portland 63 BrumtMlI, detaneemon, to Utloa ot the first show a willingness to cooperate meeting on a commuter tram sparks a mu­ ick. Helen Hunt, Bill Sadler 1987 Rated ® Racing From Plalnefiald Ameche, J Edward Bromberg 1939 (M o ro lt, M c B o ln ). 3:55. A WInnIpog, Orville Moody SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) Be PG (In Stereo) Eoocliman 34 (Togllanoltt, Morolt), 6 :h (Duckworth, Drexitr 13), Phoenix 39 Gene Uttler 353566 Amerloan Hockey Leoiue. with others today, you're not likely to tual romantic interest between a construc­ ® Hogan'. Haroa. [ESPN] SportsLook (Wttf 9). Aulttt—Portland 30 (Porter 9), ST. LOUIS BLUES Recoiled Robert get a favorable response from them. extremely careful how you handle peo­ tion engineer and a graphic designer Rob­ (eg). 7, M/Innlpog, AAocLoon 39 (Duncan, Golf Dole Oeuglate 36 35 -67 [ U S A ] P Q A Golf: Doral Ryder Open (Se ­ a s N aw a CC. [U SA] Night Flight: Video Classics Boochmon), I4:3A Ponoltlot— Coprloo, Phoenix 40 (K.Johnton 16). Total fouls— Al Gelbereer Dirk, detaneemon, from Feerta at the ple today. If people feel they're being ert DeNiro, Meryl Streep, Harvey Keitel cond Round) From the Blue Course at 3 6 3 1 -6 7 Internattenot Hockey League. The choice Is yours. Von, torvod by LoBlonc (delay of game), Portland 21, Phoenix 21 Technical— West. D on B its TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Someone manipulated to serve your purposes, 1984 Dcral Country Club in Miami (2 hrs.) (R) [CNN ] Sporta Tonight Anchors; Fred 5:44; Sutter, V on (roughlne), 16:59; A — 10,435. Larry Mowry VANCOUVER CANUC itt Named/Mike Hickman. Nick Charles 2:05AM CC N aw a (R) Calendar AOurphy oeetetont ceoch. Aeelgned Dove who respects your advice may come to the friendships could go down the pipe. (3D Perfect Strangers C C Larry tries /MorelA Mffn (roueMne), 16:59; Sondlok, John Brodle 3 5 3 4 -6 9 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Inde­ 9:30 PM QD 8iD The Thorm CC [D IS] Adventures of 8herk>ck Holmes 2:1 0A M [ T M C ] Short Film Show caae Von, mitcenduct.5uct, 39:00; “Tonfl, ...... Van (Mgh- Ooral Opan aMraa Charlee Coody Lowry, forward, to FredeHctan at the you texlay lor Instructions on how to to fix a faulty shower head but instead Am erloan Heefcoy'loy Ltraue. winds' up flooding the apartment. (Post­ tN ckln g), 36:00; Carlyle,t, M/ln, mltcon- Bruce Devlin 3 5 34 -69 handle a difficult situation. If you don't pendence Is an admirable quality, but (li) Odd Couple [ESPN ] SportsCenter COLLEGE poned from an earlier date) [H B O ] m o v i e : Dead of * ^ 8 :66; /McBoln M/ln (M g h ^ c k ln e ), Thursday's Milage liMp SMres Don M o teengole 3 6 3 5 -6 9 have the answers, don't pretend that today, if you locus on your own Inter­ [M AX] MOVIE: -Uthal Weepon' CC A 1 1 Entertainment Tonight 2:25AM TODAY MIAMI (AP) — Rrtfround tcoret Gory Royer AVILA— Announced the reNgnotlon et :35PM GD W inter' C C The prospect of work brings a Ben Basketball you do. ests to the detriment ol others, you're ClU Hill Street Blues veteran detective is paired with a brash (In Stereo) Shott on goal— Vcqncouvtr 1557—21 Thursday from the S ) J M 4 0 a o Doral Open x-Chortee Slfford Oennit Joyce batketball coach ettacllve struggling actress to a remote country COCT(Tournament EAST Golf tournament being played oi " 3 6 3 5 -6 9 at the end of the school year. QEMINI (Nlay 21-Juna 20) Financial not going to be very popular. (if) Columbo younger partner to investigate a prosti­ Winnipeg 10-1513-34 Lee Elder 3436-7D tute's death Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, 1 1 :45PM [HBO] Oaimia Millar: Mr. mansion for a most unusual audition Mary ^ Champlenthip MorMTlSt. Frandt,Pa.57 4935yord, par 3636—72 Blue (bourseI iat the FLORIDA Announced that Tony Wllll- management might not be numbered AQUARIUS (Jen. 2G3:ab. 19) Guard JSb) MOVIE: 'The Super Cops' Based on Fewer ploy Opportunitlet— Vancouver I Dow Rneterwold 3 6 34 -70 Gary Busey. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Miller Goes to Woehlngton CC The "Sa­ Steenburgen, Roddy McDowall, Jan Covent!^ vt. Portland (at Cromwell M d.-Bolttm ort County 62, Loyola, M d. 76 Doral Country Club: ome, forward, hoe been removed tram the among your better talents today. Han­ against tendencies today to (impound the real-life adventures of "Batman and of 3; W/Innipeg 1 of 4 High), 7:30 p.m. Norfheatttrn94 MaineSO Harold Henning 3 5 3 5 -7 0 turday Night Live " itar look* to W ashing­ Rubes 1966 Rated R (In Stereo) OooWet Vonceuver, Caprice (35thaf»3l Bobby Wodkint D ave Hill batketball team lor the rest of the eeaton dle your resources cautiously and be your mistakes. II you do something Robin," a pair of New York City policemen Faicon Great CC Angela Oirit Batketball Robert Morrit 74 Folrltleh DIckInton 71 Tom KNe 3 5 3 7 -7 0 becouee he hoe not hrily recovered from a 1 0:00PM GC ton 0 C for laughs in his first solo TV per­ tovet), WInnIpee, Berthloume (2530). x-Beb Totkl 3 4 3 6 -7 0 especially careful with the affairs of Wrong, try to correct it promptly Instead who battled crime m Brooklyn Ron Leib- wins visitation rights to see her grandson formance Tap^ at George Washington 2:30AM [ C N N ] sports Latenlght A - 1 ) , 3 ) l C lo ts 6 D iv is io n St. Frandt,NY64 Wagner 43 Jock Nlcklout Miller Barber pro eeoeonlnlury. ^ Ouarferflnolt Vlllanava 91 Vermont 62 Chip Beck 3734-71 another. ol proceeding on a hazardous course. man, David Selby. Sheila E. Frazier 1974 and Richard swears revenge. (60 min.) University (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ E S P N ] SportsCenter Rttaree-qove Newell. Unttmen— SOUTH R o ta B o tls 3534-71 /MARQUETTE—Announced that It N Mark Fore, Don Schochle. Coventry vt. Westbrook, (at Middle- Lorry Nelson 3533-66 B M b M lelnino the Mtdweetarn Collegiate Contar- tow n H igh ) 7 p.m. Bethtl. Tenn. 64 Btim onI 65 G ii M organ ‘1434— 49 3931— 71 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 4,1988

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Qoet Now he can marry WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST nt NEW YORK — Actor Burt Reynolds says sti that for a long time he felt it was impossible to marry an actress, but he’s changed his mind. TOGETHER Reynolds, 52. says he’ll probably marry longtime steady Loni Ander­ son. 43, within the year, and that they i ® and the Manchester Herald 8 ad- i the want to have Mur- children. m “ It’s so difficult Visit McDonald’s* for an actor and r Ho ' five actress to get Beautiful New married, to fight lifter for the mirror,” he Restaurant at town said in an inter­ rid of 70 West Center St. 'w ild view in the current lette, issue of Us maga­ zine. “ Loni has Manchester 4 n' A night been successful in •tu- breaking down all Ann of those things.” R. ca Burt Reynolds said Anderson has suffered the classic “ dumb blonde” misperceptions. loua Is on “ She’s a college graduate an art major and lorts she’s taught school. She’s raised a fabulous McDonald’s® has job daughter,” he said. “ All of that speaks for itself. That’s part of what makes me so proud I ap- opportunities to fit almost I and of her.” . (70 Added Anderson. “ You’d think that when I any schedule: peroxided my hair my brains went down tbe drain.”

Bette Davis near 80 Part time or full time, days lea • KR) LOS ANGELES — Academy Award'-winning or evenings. Good starting Seta actress Bette Davis says she set aside five years to establish herself as an actress. Sixty pay and benefits. r years later and a month away from her 80th ■ In birthday, she’s still working. mes Davis, born April 5. 1908. is preparing for he Manager trainee positions neth her role in a new Larry Cohen thriller. 386 Davis, who wrote the best seller “ This ’n’ That,” has overcome a mastectomy and a and custodial positions are severe and temporarily crippling stroke to keep working. also available. She has just moved from the East Coast to a Hollywood apartment. eo) “ I’ve never been all that fond of Southern ham NORTH Mutineer Stop by any of tbe locations ♦ Q6 California weather and I miss the East.” she unwisely led the ace and a spade, play­ said in a recent interview. “ But I decided I’d VK J 4 2 does himself in ing for a singleton king or a doubleton listed below or call 9 ♦ 9 7 5 2 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll become too much of a hermit I needed to get 4 K J9 10 of trumps. West won the king but By James Jacoby ted back the three of hearts, allowing back in the world.” 643-2213 to learn more Uaw WEST EAST A bridge partnership is often like South to win the ace and pull the last A R E 'rO U C50INS TO I T H IN K I'O I STILL OWE HIM As for her birthday, “ I haven’t quite decided iluc- 4 K 10 3 44 2 the crew of a fighting ship. One part­ trump. Had West led a club, his spade KEVINfe BIRTHDAV BETTER S K IP A PRESENT FROW what to do on the day. On my 70th. I put a and about tbe employment 4 9 7 5 3 4 Q 10 8 6 ner is captain and gives a stern order, 10 would have been promoted after PA RTY 70A\0RR0W ? IT THIS YEAR... LAST YSAR . black wreath on the front door. But to be Pe- ♦ 6 4 ♦ A Q J 10 8 3 inei- expecting it to obeyed without East returned another diamond. working on your 80th birthday, that’s quite 4 10 7 6 3 4 A question. In today’s deal, crewman Declarer played a club toward dum­ something.” opportunities with SOUTH West disobeyed. Although he was not my’s king. Blast won the ace and re­ ' A 4 A J 9 8 7 5 strung up by the yardarm (fanatical turned another diamond. South could McDonald’s®. 8 oup 4 a bridge players would say he should now safely ruff low but would still fail Baryshnikov In Boston den, ♦ K have been), his mutiny allowed South if he played a club to the other high 4 Q 8 54 2 to sail home with a skimpy game honor in dummy, since West would BOSTON — Ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov lond contract. It all Vulnerable; Neither make a trick with the club 10. But will perform in Stravinsky’s “ Apollo” at a East won the ace of diamonds and ice's Dealer: West South had presumed from the lead of gala during the Making Music Together rous returned the 10. With the king having the heart three earlier that the defend­ festival teaming Soviet with American artists, Weft North Elan Sooth fallen, the diamond position is obvi­ ers held four hearts each, and he knew ada' Pass Pass 1 ♦ 1 4 ous: Blast holds Q-J-10, all equals with that Blast had started with six dia­ organizers say. con- Pass 1 NT 2 ♦ 34 nothing higher still out. In this situa­ U.8. ACRES by Jim Davio Baryshnikov, a star of Leningrad’s Kirov o try monds and two spades. So he finessed Don Pass 3 4 Pass 44 tion, the lead of the lowest card of the dummy’s club nine and made his Ballet who defected to this country, will be Pass Pass Pass HERE, ORSON, FOR VOO. A TEN- ) sequence conventionally asks for the contract. ------V GALLON HfitTj------— - ^ lead of the lower remaining side-suit The moral is obvious. As Captain Moscow’s Bolshoi Ballet and American Ballet Opening lead; 4 6 (i.e., 10 equals clubs), while the highest Bligh might have said to Fletcher card requests the higher suit (i.e., Q Christian, “Yours not to reason why.” and Christine Dunham.

i of igas jntry \^ary PEOPLE WHO KNflW Jan knovi/ there's a certain magic ■ l i l « W W ■ ■ ■ about Classified Advertising. to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 4. IBM

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EDHELP WANTED Ig^HOMER HOMER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 FDR RALE i ] FOR RALE X-RAY. Immediate Medi­ NEW to market. 4 plus 4 cal Caro Center In Duplex, convonlanfly % SpedoH COLUMBIA Lake- Over- WHEN It's hot and rently” Monchetter has a full locoted. Separate sys­ sized Cape, view of humid, you'll bo glad to NELPWANTQI time opening for o tems with newer fur­ water with deeded lump In the gorgeous Ju ice iHELPW M ITa HELP WANTED reglstared ^ R o v tech­ nace on one side and right of way to lake. 3 In-ground pool that lit with HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers nician. Infdretfed ap­ newer burner on the bedroom, I'/i baths, comet with the terrific ! E iv is As 0 condition precedent to plicants coll Sheri of other furnace. Newel* fireplaced living room, 7 room Raised Ronch rdedit. the placement of onv odver- NURSERY Laborer- Full NURSES Aides- Provide 721-7393 Monday- 100 amp circuit break­ den, formal dining on Fern Street In Man­ Its on tlslng In the Manchester He­ time. Apply In person: personal care to people Frldoy, 9-4. ers. 2 car garogy. In room, eat-ln kitchen chester. 3 bedrooms, rald, Advertiser hereby REPORTER for after­ SSiONAL house- ODD lobs. Trucking. NEWS Stond OaolBr. Hop River Nursery, In their hemes. Heme PROJECT R ESTAURAN T Borfend- good condition. ^11 on CARKNTRY# D ftR H M il with dishwasher, wet 7'/t baths, formal din­ agrees to protect. Indemnify Monchtsttr orto, dg- noon dolly newspaper Route 6, Bolton. 646- Health Aide cerfifica- Quiz on page t. clecmlng. Depemlable Hoipe repoirt. You 8 got a and hold harmless the Man­ to cover town, govorn- ers, food tervers-lunch this one I $194,900. cleaning weekly or bi­ ■EMOBtUHO lIRYiCES iMpreviiMirtt ft itopilr bar, rec room, laundry ing room, 2 car garage, llvBr to honor boxos 7099. flan or Nurtee Aide 1. Amazon Strano Real Estate 647- Oompiele hofnarseNrsandro- name it, we do It. Free room and work room. enclosed porch, new 1 she's chester Herald, Its officers mont, schools, etc. EXPEDITER and dinner, banquet weekly. Ten years ex­ Complete, home care. estimates, insured. 643- end employees against any and storos. Estobllshtd training preferred. 2. Franklin (Bifocals, rocking chair, iron stove) •erven, bar backs. 7653.D perience. References, moMHng Wt speSiSa In ba^ Many extras and large living room carpet. ;ous in routo. Work opproxl- Some editing andjiage Training provided If General Contractor raonw tM hHohana. 8meH aoNa "No Job Too Small" 0304. and all liability, loss or layout oxporbince SECRETARY- Port time 3. Behavior Apply In perionfo:The free'estimates. 742-S41 deck. Move-In condi­ Pork-llke grounds with expense, Including attor­ motoly 6 hours por needed. Must have awn haw opening for Indi­ SOUTHERN New Eng- eommarolN «mfk. RagMaiad, In- and Ends tewing tion. Shown by op- holpfuL SocoM^ shift long term (3 years) 4. Carp Gallery, 141 New Lon- lond closslfleld ads offer «:0P. surad, ralaianoaa. Ft n Eitlm ilti extra storage barn for a very neys' fees, arising from wook-got paid for 10. praloct at construction fransporfaflan. Mi­ vidual abiB to manage d o n Turnpike, Iris e In my home. Coll polntment only. all your gardening claims of unfair trade practi­ Mutt bo ovallabit at hours, MoWday- leage paid. For further 5. Birdie (Golf) reach nearly 800,000 646*1148 7606. singer Friday. Send resume site In Manchester. 20 email to medium con- Glatfonbury. TOTAL HOME ft OFFICE ...... $199,900 by owner, 228- tools I $249,900. Jack- ces, Infringement of trade­ prtts tlmo (1:00pm) Information call VNA 6. (a) headstone (Tombstone) homes In Connecticut 9032. son 8i Jackson Real t show marks, trade names or pat­ clips to: Editor, Man­ to 25 hours per week, atruotlon projecta to CLEANINOiENViCER SPRING Cleonup. Lawn dolly and Friday ovtn- flexible hours. Typing, of Manchester. 647- (b) Dirge and Rhode Island. The IPAMTIND/ mowing. Hedge trim­ Estote 647-8400.P lallads ents, violation of rights of Ingt at 12:30am. Dollv- chester Herold, P.O. 1481. EOE. AAP. completion. Mutt have price for a basic 25 ONV, WtsUy, Monthly MaTaSa ^ privacy and Infringement of Box 991, Manchester, answering phone, etc. word ad Is only SS5 and LowRSMa ONI PAPERIND ming. Related truck­ O PPO RTUN ITY! A little LOTS and lots of tender that.” copyright and proprietary ory of popors tokos C T 06040. No phone Call 646-7035. SALES and Order Clerk construction back­ '^loPTOMUTIES ing. Profcta^toi.ol TLC makes this well loving care has been ids me rights, untolr competition opproxlmatoly 1 hour. ground and be very OD will appear In 43 news­ COMMERaALCLIANINfl . BUILDERS calls pleosel >: ^ WAITRESSES- Week­ to take phone orders papers. For more In­ NAM E Vour own price. 4 equipment. Insured. featured house a home. given to this remarka­ nging. and libel and slander, which Mondov-Soturdav, do- from our retail custo­ detailed. Progressiva, ^ EARN up fol05^liryour Father & Son, pointing References. Ray Hardy Colonial with 3 bed­ ble circa 1760 Cape may result from the publlco- pondoblt car a must. POULTRY Test hause In days and weekends full formation coll Classi­ fore teessumals 6 4 6 - 2 7 8 7 as she time. Breakfast and mers. A pleasant hard working Indi­ sales of Avon products. fied, 643-2711 and ask ond papering, remo- 846-7973. rooms, 116 baths, Cod. Over 1500 square tlon of any adyertlsment In Coll Bob at 647-9946. Calumbla. Full time, friendly voice and a PLANNINQ/OESIQN val. 972-S237.______: :ic and the Manchester Herald by will train. Benefits. lunch. Call 649-4011 be­ viduals only. Excellent Join us for the New for detolls.o______french doors to fire­ feet of truly magnifi­ adyertlser. Including adver­ tween 6am and 3pm. knowledge of office | [ 1 ] hELP WANTED ED help w anted Yeor. Call 647-1990. SERVICE placed living room, cent history. 7 rooms, y. She Call Arbor Acres work helpful. Sfeody salary and benefits. MANCHESTER- 7/4 Du­ ■ CUBTOM HOMES tisements In any free distri­ Farms 633-4601 ext 250. Ask for Bernadefte. A pply to - MANCHESTER. H a ir IROOFINR/ hardwood floors, gar­ 3-4 bedrooms, }'/i ig and bution publications pub­ employment. More PHOTOGRAPHER. Nas- DRIVER- Manchester plex. Spacious new ad­ • AOOITION8 We ore expanding our age, nice area. Asking baths, keeping room CUSTOM ER Sorvico. W t EOE.______' salon. Lovely shop dition. Ideal for large IRRIIHR d and lished by the Manchester LANDSCAPE Laborer- facts about earnings, tlff Studio Is looking bated company faking w neor center of town. • DECKS houtecleonlng servi­ $149,900. Call Linda with beehive oven, 4 ose to Herald. Penny Sleffert, aro looking for rotpon- INSURANCE O ffice . Full time. Apply In paid holidays and Insu­ The MAK Co. for weel groomed Indi­ applications for family. $105,000. Tully a BtOINQ w. ces to Bolton; Man­ Brown, Re/Mox East fireplaces, gorgeous Publisher. tlble sorvict mindtd Clerical Including typ­ " Good parking and Real Estate. 643-0005. person. Whithorn rance plan at Inter­ viduals who enloy Wholesale Route driv­ groat visibility. Fully JNOOM E TAX ■ OEILINQBREFINI8HED PRESTME R00FIN6 chester, Vernon areas. of the River. 647-1419. wide board floors, Individuals to hondlo ing and telephone re­ Nursery, Route 6, Bol- view. Apply In person: 6 4 3 - 2 6 5 9 working with people to ers. Must be honest, lHier»AIIATION ■ CONCRETE WORK 10. years experience, beamed ceilings, the tour of customor Inquirlos. quired. Jewell- Eng­ equipped along with 5 noaflng of an typos. Shlnslss, ton. 643-7802.______Manchester Tobacco & train for wedding pho­ reliable and able to - stations. Move In any­ a FRAMINQ CREW excellent work done. list Is endless. Call to ove of LOST The position requires land Insurance. Candy Company, 299 % In Your Homo IM roofing, roof rtpNrs. COVENTRY. To be tography. Please call follow Instructions. tim e and be your BRAND New Raised Inleodlng: henlsl and Sole AVAILABLE . Coll 647-1545 offer 3:30. see fo r yourtelfl since AND FOUND enthuslam. Independ­ 646- 4662. SALES, suuround your­ Green Road, Manches­ CA R P EN TER S Helpers Applicant will possess Ranches located In a AH work guanmUM. built 11 A custom de­ $162,000. Jackson & self with beauty. Excel­ Joan. 643-4995. - bossll S15,000. Anne lABM fififv WnMMIBr imarn- ent thinking and organ- AAA Appointment Secre- ter, CT. wanted for full time valid current C T Clots beautiful area of North Can signed Contemporary Jackson Real Estate LOST. Eygglattgi In liatlon. Good com­ lent opportunity for work In local area. SWEEPER Operator. Ex­ Miller Real Estate 647- NAWKES TREE SERVICE larlya tory. Entry level. Suc- 2 license with good w OOOO.g______Coventry. 1900 square tsa-ieos Buekai, truck a ehippar. Slump home consisting ot 647-8400.O black caig. Lott some­ munication skills and a full time employment Good pay and medical perience only. 647-9138. driving record. Excel­ feet of living area. 7 W: TAIA8A ASSOaATIS 742*7831 quality detailed fea­ cessful financial with one of CT's finesi Custom building, frant- lamovsi. Froa asHmalai. where on upper El- pleasant telephone professlanal needs an CLERK/TYPIST benefits available. 646- LICENSED hairdressers lent salary and medical rooms, 2V7 baths. In­ WOiW L MMItK, A . tures throughout the 8 DON'T miss this one. fing is drldge Street. Call 649- manners are essential. lewelers. Extensive be­ 9587,______^______for busy salon In Man­ benefits. Coll Dorl- cluding a master both, ing, additions, rtnova- SpadN conaMarttion lor rooms, family room, 3 Extra large Town- appointment secre­ nefit program. Apply In Enjoy working In a plea­ FfifisBMrt Ttx FnpnEM Uont and roofing. For a Ndatly and hsndicappad. se — 9745.______Hours 3:30-7:30pm, tary, Male/Female, to sant, friendly, atmos­ OFFICE Help. Phones, chester. 649-3999. Maid, Inc. 646-4155. Real Estate fireplaced, custom FL00RIN6 bedrooms, 7'/i baths, 2 house In one of Man­ M o n d o v -F rid a v , 7- persan to: Diane Al- ISVEMtEXPEIVeNCE quality Job M a good chester's most desira­ aii the A LOST/Stolen- Tuesday coordinate schedule phere? Do you have good blllino, fllino, etc. Be­ SALESMAN for large raised birch cabinets, FKRSONAtOIRVIOi car garage, wall to wall A 10am, Saturday. levo. General Man­ prioe... Call Bud at 6 4 7 * 7 5 5 3 ble locational Inside ing is from Harvard Road- and set appointments, typing and telephone nefits. Apply at: FIRE ResTorafion Com­ general contractor. pull down attic stairs, R8AS(XMBU!IMTeS carpeting, skylights, Please call Jeanne at ager, Michael's Jewe- pany looking for a few lacuzzi and much features Include fully ays. /Bowers School vacln- expand i business acu­ skills? This opportunity Is Zahner's Woodwork­ Must have' construc­ HOMES gorgeous atrium door t 74t*t71t FLdORSANDINfi Ity: White/Brown 647-9946 fo r m ore Ires, 958 Main Street, ing, 23 Industrial Drive good workers. Will from dining room to more. Located on 216 appllanced kitchan, 3 men. Evenings from Manchester, CT. EOE. available at this small tion background and FOR RALE e 4 9 e S 8 0 luse I mlnl-lop pet rabbit. Re- Information. 5-9pm. $6 por hour base . West, Tollond, 875-6226. train. $6 starting pay. be able to read plans. OD deck, separate kitchen • Floors like now HANDYMAN acres. $229,900. Kler­ bedrooms, 2'/i baths, I'to do wardl 649-1501. Hartford area ofllee. Ex- Full and part time day rear door, all thermo­ E m o u c D M d rf • Bpeoiallzing In okttr floors Hama impravamant - Peinttna nan Realty 649-1147.n central air, gas heat. salary plus liberal In­ Station eellant benefits, perman­ EXPERIENCED Driver Excellent commission FARRAND REMODELINfi leopie work. Call otter 9am. All real atfota advartlsad In pane windows, burled ftyaartMtoEspaifsnot • Natural A stalnod floors - BeMmanti FInlihad • Tlllno ■ Spacious rooms In centives bonus. $300 ent position. Ideal lor so­ for tri-axel dump. schedule. Reply to Box the Manchastar Herald Is Room sddltlona, daokt, roonng, LloM Caraanfry. ODD JOBS - MANCHESTER. Newllst- per week, part time 646-6855. oil tank plus a treed lot T i WaiiarNlwi/OaiianNiis/rw • No waxing anymoro move In condition. Out­ and WANTED (Individuals) meone re-entering the Roller and rake per­ QO, C/0 Manchester sublact to the Foir Houtlng skHng. windows and guttais. INSURBD Ing. A 16 X 32 Inground CIRCULATION Area Ad­ Income. Good career Herald. Position open with stone wall. Com­ Bsokiwa and buSdosar tarvica side features Include sDJ’s able to do bodywork work force. Please call son. Steady employ­ Act of IMS, which makes It ■aowl m Ntw a OM Tw urn Jplm VPrfillH ■ 64M7R0 pool puts you In the back yard patio with Employment visor. Housewives, start. Phone Mr. Na­ ment, Insurance, holi­ for 2 weeks onlyl Illegal to advartlsa any praf- pare I Completed price avaStbla. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. BARRY SCANLON mothers with young and painting of my Mrs. Palmer at $193,900. Only 8 minutes swim In this lovely treed brook setting, re­ than. 646-5599. Leave days and profit - trance, limitation ordlicrlm- KIMEIILSE 9. OUEMLL 646-2411 traa animotai neighborhood. Our iildbe children, students. name and phone vechicles at their con­ CASHIERS Inotlon based on race, color, from downtown Man­ Rut.fl47*860B INEATINR/ creation area, tennis & Education venience -great second 289*9576 sharing. Experienced erowlng company do­ «*e sparkling Cape offers 3 court, swimming pool, says, Earn extra money with number. only pleosel Apply: AM religion, tax or national chester. Blanchard & 64 079 Rm. 645*6846 Iplumrihr your own part time lob. Income. Start Imme- ing woodsidine, remo­ origin, or on Intention to Rossetto Realtors; Wont to tell your cor? For bedrooms, I'/j baths, carport. Hurryl Won't eand M OTHERS Helper dlateiy| Make some Upton Construction, SERVICE CURKS deling end custom moke any such prafarence, TAX Arrow iEY ^ dining room, garage, last $143,900. Call for Brihg your children 537 Stafford Road, Part and full time posl- “ We’re Selling quick results, use o low- 1 win PART TIME with you and save on wanted for 3 chlldrn good money on the trim. Call 646-0153 ask limitation or discrimination. large lot, $169,900. your private showing OFFICE. Full time per­ Route 32, Mansfield or The Harold will not know­ Houses" 646-2483.Q r .a7 d a v id s o n coat Clossifled od. 3sthe [ i o j HELP WANTED babysitting costs. 21 twice a week and when side I Coll 872-1527. son to work with go­ tiona. Flexible houra. for Roeer. Centurv-21- todov. Realty World, parents go out of town. coll 742-6190 between Mornings, afternoons ingly accept any odvartlia- all tax latums. REMODELING Homeseekers Realty. Benoit Frechette Asso­ hours per week, salary DRIVER and Driver vernment contracts. 8am-4pm.______. mant which Is In violation of 9OTW VHHWIDQfNy FHRMNA OWM PART Time (substitute) plus gas allowance. Su­ Must hove own trans­ and evenings. No ex­ . the low. From the smallest repair to 623-5044. ciates 646-7709. □ ospei portation. References. Aide. Mondav-Friday Customer contact, typ­ Do you injoy a WHITMAN Otawwdi aamraom a MMian driver needed for pervise our carrier to transport Special ing and organizational ROOFERS. $8 to start for perience necessary. MANCHESTER. Perfec­ 188 Pownoy Orblo., Apt. A the largest renovation, we 8 one newspaper delivery In Coll for appointment Inexperienced helpers. ehallanging, fsat pacad M ANCHESTER. 6 room tion plus. Custom built LAN08CAPIN6 DONTBUVA boys and girls. If you Education children, 2 skills a must. Will Paid Training ' Victorian Colonial In ManohtMar, Mt-1Sat. will do a complete job. Start Sarvloa la Our BuMoaaa MANCHESTER. Elegant "PW4N-A-F0LK” riand Andover/Hebron. Call like kids, want a little 647- 8882 between 7- Negotiable for expe­ and profsislonsl 7 room center chimney pm. to 3 years old. Call ‘ train. Good pay, benef­ Apply In person: convenient locotlon. to finish. Free estimates. But. Phone 742*tl52 entertaining In this See this house while It’s Donna 649-3467 for de- Independence and your 10 Connecticut Wheel­ its and conditions. rienced roofers. Benef­ Cape. Large formal liv­ spacious 4 bedroom ex­ still under construction. tolls before Horn. its available. Secure atnwaphara? Large eat-ln kitchen ing room, 15.6x14.3 for­ Y B O ^ own Income. Call 647- chair Service 721-9253 Apply In person only. Graaiiflelds with pantry. Beamed HeritaKe KHtchen A PLUMRINfiAHEATINR WNITNAM lAMMCAN ecutive Colonial. Gor­ Colonlal-3 BR PART Time driver 9946. SECURITY POSITION Merrill Industries, 26 year round lob. Call THEN THIS IS THE mal dining room, 1st Income Tax Prepared aLotOlaarIng or 741-0787 between 8-4, 289-2919. - 469 Main Street living room with pilar BaDi C M ta r Bollara. pumps, hot geous oak kitchen with 12'8"x11'8” plus master needed. Must have own Ptrmmtnl Attignmtnii Mondoy-Fridov.______Village Street, Elllng- POSITION FOR YOUl floor family room, Iw CPA a Brush hamevN sliders to bl-level deck. BR 12 X 22. 2nd floor In Uanohttitr columns, open stair­ fully appllanced eat-in Ooma vlalt our showroom at: water tanka, riaw and a PtanUng • SlorM Work cor. Work 2 days o ton, CT.______East HartfonI, CT case and bay window. 164 East Center St. Raised hearth fire­ washer-dryer (Why carry D E N TA L Receptionist, • StMIflO WXfl* iSlBAiour K ITCH EN help needed. Front desk position for kitchen with french 182 W. Middle Tpke. raplacamtnis. a Datlgnlne week. Call Julie 871- • S A 8 MonMi ItovtMt BANK TELLERS Formal dining room or Manchester place In family room, laundry from bedrooms port time, 2 days per Part time and full time DUNHILL Is coming to MANCHESTER Village take charge Individual doors to deck and lo­ Mancheater Plan Now For aprtngl 2988, leove messoge. • CompMISv* eciwOtt position open at East Manchester! We'll be United Bank has den, porch and 2 car 647-9780 FREE ESTIMATES 2'/a baths, central air, to basement A back week. Typing required. • OradN Union Motor Inn needs Front who can coordinate cated In sought after quality throuohout. again) CIRCULATION Crew Su­ Good working condi­ Catholic High School. at the Manchester several Teller posi­ garage. $147,900. D.W. area. Sentry Real Est­ 6 4 6 * 5 4 0 0 #49*7802 For on ln>or»lo», eomo lo our o«- Desk person, full time tho dally activltlea of Fish Realty 643-1591.D 643*9640 / 226*9610 Call tor details. Family Room — Kitchan pervisors. Excellent tions. Good pay. 528- Soo Montfoy-FTMoy. Som-lpm. ot For Interview call 646- YW CA, 78 North Main tions available In the and Housekeepers. ate 643-4060.O opportunity for reti­ Street on Wednesday, the reception area of a $269,900. Century 21 Ep- 12 X 32. L.R.-OR 12 x 23. 5878. Tho Froolle« OMoo BuMIng. 1M 5271 between 8am and Vernon area. Previ­ Flexible hours. Basic rees, students, moms. North Moln SI. MonohooNr or ooH 2pm. March 9,16,23 from busy medical practice. steln Realty 647-8895.P 2V5 Baths 2-oar garage MorSyn lor on tppolninioni at 7S7- ous teller or cashier skills required needed HOMES halt-acre lot with many Approximately 20 10am-2pm. Positions during week and wee­ Telephone, booking HOMES HOMES HOMER MANCHESTER. New to hours per week. Work 1000 or 1400041-1147. for: Clerks, reception­ experience neces­ MANCHESTER liilP D R RALE market. Park like trees. kends. Please apply In appointments and *195,500 FOR SALE HDPOR RALE | £ U fOR RALE with young adults ages SHOP ists, typists, data entry, sary. Good commu­ HD grounds surround this 1900 sq. ft. Living spaos INSERTERS. Part time HRST SECURITY person, 100 East Center handling patients. Ex­ lut another S80 sq. ft. In 10-15. Mondoy- secretaries, word pro­ nication and numb­ O P E N H O U S E TO LLAN D . Prime loca­ M ANCHESTER. 4 bed­ SOUTH Windsor- Chorm- charming 7 room split Inserters wanted. Good SERVICES CORP. Street, Manchester. cellent pay and bene­ tion at a realistic price. MANCHESTER. Immac­ level. Formal living gaaamsnt ready to bo Thursdov 4:30pm- pavl Must be available FOREMAN cessors, light Indus­ ers skills essential. room Cape, }Vi baths, Ing 7 room Colonial. 3 8:30pm, Saturday An IquBi OppBftwnRjf ftnptoynr trials and food service. EVERGREEN Lawns has fits for right Individual Sunday, 1-4 PM Expandable 2 bedroom ulate 3 bedrooms, Wi room with fireplace, made Into huge roc room before press time for large, growing ge­ Apply at the follow­ openings for hard enclosed breezeway, 7 bedroom, 1’A baths, 1 bath brick Cape. En­ with lav hook-up. Many 10om-2pm. Reliable DunhIII Tempororl.es, Apply In person or 438 Vernon Street Cape located on ap­ car oversized garage. . car garage, Vi acre, formal dining room, (12:30pm) Monday- neral contractor. Must ing United Bank Of­ working Lawn Care proximately Wi acres closed porch, large eat-ln kitchen, family more advantages. transportation a must. Frldav, ond midnight possess organizational East Hartford. Ill sand resume to; Lower level recreation screened porch, new treed lot, 2 car over- If you hove the ability Founders Plaza. 282- fices; Technician. $3(X) plus with fleldstone fire­ room and garage. Call Price •26g,000. Menohes- on Friday evenings. RECEPTIONIST skills,’ as you will be res­ per week startine sa­ room with sliders to a roof, vinyl siding, slzed garage. tar Lydall St. — Doer Run to motivate young 0701/East Windsor. 1 Sports Medicins ft place and barbv "e. patio and private yard. storm windows and tor your exclusive Interested? Call Bob at ponsible for the upkeep, • RL 83 Vernon lary. Year round work $153,900.Century 21 Ep­ showing. $167,500. Sen­ area. adults and have some 647-9946. TYPIST Hortfleld Plaza. 160 Drthopisdlcs Stop by 11 $157,900. $209,000. D.W. Fish fireplaced living room. stein Realty 647-8895.0 sales experience, your maintenance and Bridge Street. 623-4416. • Vernon CIrcIt available. Will train. Klernan Realty 649- try Real Estate 643- For more Information cell Who can take charge proper storage of ser­ High school diploma of Manchoator Realty 643-1591.0 $157,000. 644-2961. 849-0835. earnings potential Is RECEPTIONIST and As­ FENCE Installer with ex­ • RL 30 Vernon 1147.0 4060.O sistant In Manchester of diversified office vice tools, equipment and good driving re­ 155 Main Street unlimited.' Based on perience. Call Man­ doctor's office. Ma­ procedures. and stock. Must have quired. Call 649-8667for Manchester, C T straight commission. chester Fence 646-2151. MANAGER Tralnee- CARS CARS lor|CAI<8 CARR I CARR [ m h r Coll Jeanne, Circula­ ture, dependable and mechanical knowledge Intervlew/appointment pleasant personality a • 2 week vacation $20,000 to start. Gram- or Call 645*8387 FDR RALE FOR RALE ^ F O R R A L E FDR RALE FOR RALE FOR SALE tion Department, 647- of small engines and ve­ py's Corner Store has I 9946. must. Must enloy pa­ • 5 sick days hicles. Full time or Part NANNY needed to love tient contact. Great Immediate openings • Profit sharing time for right person. SALES Clerk and Cashier for manooer trainees. and care for 8 year MECHANIC- Power working conditions. Excellent salary and be­ daughter for parents equipment. Dealership Tn s u r a n c E. Expanding • Monthly Insentive needed at once at mod­ Duties will Include 4 Afternoon hours. Call nefits. Apply to who work and travel on needs full and part time 4 ern health shop In large bookkeeping, schedul­ property and casualty 646-5153 leave message bonus bulsness. Prefer llve- experienced help. 2ond agency looking for part with service.______• Company paid shopping center. Pro­ ing and dally opera­ The MAK Co. fessional atmosphere tions of store. Profit In. Must have car and 4 cycle experience, time experienced CSR, , insurance own tools necessary. MEDICAL Transcrlp- and plaesant working sharing. Insurance and references. Glaston­ possible full time. bury area. Weekdays Good opportunity for Large, attractive 9 room Colonial with 5 Pleasant working con­ tlonlst, part time after- Send resume to; 6 4 3 - 2 6 5 9 conditions. Unlike the other benefits availa­ \ * 5 0 0 ^ noons In busy usual retail store. Flex­ 659-5883. Weekends 659- take charge type per­ bedrooms, fireplaced living room, first floor ditions. Salary com­ Box P ble. Call Mrs. Olson at 3651. son. Coventry 742-6103. I facto r s Manchester doctor's ible hours. Interesting 1-800-624-9743. family room and 3 zone heat. Situated on a 4 9 mensurate with expe­ office. Good dicta­ Manchaiter Horald.. ^ ^^ $ } rience. Coll 649-0016 HELP Needed In Garden health field, good sa­ parklike lot with a brook to the rear. Buyers Linda. phone ability a must. P.O. Box 691 .,i Center. Position lary and benefits. Pleasant personality RECEPTIONIST Protection Plan. Brokers Protected. SPECTRUMS Manchoator, CT <) Includes- loading and Apply at once to man­ f desired, great working unloading vehicles, ager or assistant man­ TEACHER DIractlons: Em I Cantar SIraal to Varnon Straat. 10 OTHER TO CHOOSE FROM conditions. Call 646- 06040 Must have good figure Houia on laft comar of Varnon Strati and Scott Driva. INVITATION TO BID plant maintenance and ager: Parkade Health Asylum Hill Family Development Center, The Manchester Public 5153 leave messoge customer sales. Whi­ Shoppe, Manchester aptitute and typing Schools solicits bids for STU­ with service.______thorn Nursery, Route 6. Parkade, 404 West Mid­ skills. Full benefits, Infant/Toddler program. BA/BS in Early D E N T INSURANCE for the CONSTRUCTION Bolton 643-7802. Wi un hsip ysu bsesms s 19SS-19S9 school year. Sealed SAVINGS Bank of Man­ Loborer-wlth expe­ dle Turnpike. profit sharing plan. Childhood Ed. or Child Development pre­ chester. Part time tele­ HEALE” PMFE88I0NAU bids will be received until rience. Must be over 18, Equal Opportunity ferred. Minimum 1 year experience work­ Call 64S%25, iml isk (sr Dsn MARCH 22,1986,2:00P.M., at phone operator. must have good driv­ ing with infants, one and two year olds in which time they will be pub­ 12-4:30pm dally, 12-7pm ing record. Call after Employer. Call D. F. REALE, INC. licly opened. The right Is re­ Thursdays. 646-1700. day care setting. Excellent benefits served to relect any and all 6pm. 643-0150.______DARI-FARMS ITS iJi^LMlinMmtir r » fi bids. Specifications and bid EOE.______528-9641 package. Liberal vacation. Salary; 50 FOOD Service. We have I C E C R E A M 94»4S2S forms may be secured at the $70 per night. Attention openings for full and ask for $15,500 — $17,000. Send resume to: Business Office, 45 North moms. 2-3 evenings. Has Immediate Openinos Mrs. Hodgdon School Street, Manchester, part time positions In CORSCIAS 649-6263 or 561-0458. 9-6. our Cleon modern facil­ Connecticut. CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER T. Cutler, YWCA 25 OTHER CORSICAS & BERETTAS 004-03 RECEPTIONIST and As­ ity. Positions vary BECON, INC. HOM ES sistant In Manchester from the assembly and 2nd SHIFT FREEZER SELECTORS 135 Broad Street, Hartford, CT 06105 TO CHOOSE FROM doctor's office. Ma­ packaging to our 46 Schweir Road by 3/9/88 T FOR LIQUOR PERMIT PHONE ORDER CLERKS ture, dependable and homemade foods to So. Windsor, CT 06074 An BOE/AA Employer NOTICE OP APPLICATION pleasant personality a meat slicing and main­ Apply In Person - LIVING This Is to give notice that I, must. Must enloy pa­ tenance. Super benef­ DONALD H. W HITE of 127 tient contact. Great its for full time posi­ DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM [ by the HIGHLAND STREET, MAN­ working conditions. tions. Weekdays only. CHESTER, CT.06040 have filed 40 Tolland Stage Rd„ Tolland, CT an application placarded FE­ Afternoon hours. Call No nights or weekends. ZINSSER AGENCY 646-5153 leave message Ask about our flexible M on.-Frl., 0:30am-5:30pm / Sat. 9am-1pm BRUARY 18, 1988 with the De­ 6 4 6-1 5 1 1 partment of Liquor Control a with service.______hours for days. Glas­ Paid Medical, Profit Sharing and RESTAURANT LIQUOR for tonbury. Call for de­ \ f ^C T O R '' the sole of alcoholic liquor on MEDICAL Transcrlp- Pension Plan, EOE. the premises 250 HARTFORD tlonlst, port time after- tails at 633-7656 ask for ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT noons In busy Dove. 06040. The business will be MANCHESTER Manchester doctor's a Six room cape in Rolling Park with Alumi­ owned by TODD D. WHITE office. Good dicta­ CELEBRITIES AND DONALD H. W HITE of num tiding, garage, fireplaced llvingroom. iS- 399 NORWICH ROAD, SOUTH phone ability a must. BANKING OPPORTUNITIES THE JCPENNEY CATALOG 5 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM WINDHAM, CT 06226 8, 127 Pleasant personality •158,900. HIGHLAND STREET, MAN­ desired, great working NORTHEAST SAVINGS hae grown to be one of the largest • Outstanding older 4 bedroom home on CHESTER, CT 06040 ond will 9 conditions. Call 646- Waat Side. Large A iry rooms. I'/t baths, be conducted by DONALD H. savings and loans In this area and that maana Ka an exciting place to OUTLET STORE W HITE os permittee. 5153 leave message work with great banefita — Including a free NOW checking account convenient location. *163,000. with service. We are a totally dlffarent kind of Pannay's which sails off overstock DONALD H. W HITE and tranaportatlon aubaldlaa — and friendly people who make It fun COVENTRY and "NORTHEAST EASY” to build your career with ua. and discontinued merchandise from our catalog at reduced prices. Doted 23rd, February, 1988. PART TIME Drivers, a Brand new 4 bedroom, 2'A bath Colonial 05002 \ " * 4 0 0 ^ school buses and vans. We currently have the following openings available for people with at We offer flexible schedulee to fit your lifestyle. W e are now accept­ now nearing completion. Fireplaced family P.M. field trips avallo- ing applications for the following positions and work schedules. If you room, pantry, formal dining room, vinyl leaat B montha tallera/caahiara axparlance. A atrong aptitude for aided end 2 car garage. Price •240,000 • f ACTOB-' LBOAL NOTICB ble. 643-2373.______figuraa and a talent for dealing with people. are Interested; please stop In and apply at our reception desk. NOTICI OP DISSOLUTION PART Time lobs taking a Charming 7 room apllt level with attached AND NOTICB TO ' CAVALIERS *•' care of Infants In q Part-TIm a garage s8t on lovely acre lot. Three bed- CRRDITOIIS daycare. Hours 7am- 15 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FRM OP Cuatomar Salaa Spaolallat rooma, family room, wall-to-wall carpet 1pm or 1pm-6pm. Must The Manchester throughout. •162,000 DON WILLIS OARAOB, Monday & Tuaaday, 11am-2pm MftrcholuilsB Honftlftn 8 ^ :illl| INC. be mature. Please coll The Children's Place, Bonkina Office Thuraday, 11 am-7:30pm EAST HARTFORD Manohaatar Parkada nl0litt antf wMitumflB Inc., Manchester. 643- Friday, 10am-4pm • Lovely vinyl aided cape with breazaway 5535. Manchastar, C T Saturday, 8:30am-12;30pm ExoGlIsnt Startina Ratae • inoraaaaa Altar 90 Day# and garage. Fireplaced living room, wall- to-wall carpat. •184,900. Pull-TIma Tallar ellIrmton Mon.-Frl., 11 ;30am-7:30pm \ ‘ S . ^ '■ / a Brand new B room Dutch Colonial with 2 12 9 ‘*999 Saturday Mornlnga JCPenney offers an excellent benefits package Including; car garaga aat on 1.48 acra lot. FIraplacad NOVAS Medical and Dental Plana maatar badroom, country kitchan. Paid Vacadona •224,000. 15 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Paid Holldaya EASTFORD Liberal Marohandlaa Dlaoounl Savlnga and Prodt Sharing Plan a Cornu back to nature In this outstanding ALL PRICES INCLUDE FACTORY REBATES newer 8 room colonial. Two full baths, 4 badrooma, fireplaced living room. *174,900. "A G O O D PLACE TO BUY A CAR’ To oee any of theae fine homes call the CARTER 1229 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER«646-6464«0PEN TIL 8 PM-FRt., TIL 6 PM Zt - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 4. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 4. 1988 — 23 I — 21 HOMES ROOMS PETS AND CARS FOR SALE FOR RENT SUPPLIES FDR SALE A Picture Is worth a FEMALE preferred. FREE to good home. 1 PONt Ta C Grand Prix When was the last time you thousand words I Sel­ Cleon, quiet, busline. male tiger cot, age 6 1985. A/C. A M /F M . dom does such a pictu­ and Kitchen prlvlleaes. months, litter trained. 26,000 miles. $7500. Coll ike a Laool resque home become Call 647-9813 evenings. Excellent with kids. 649-6803 offer 5pm. iladto ovalloblel Inside and enjoyed buying a c ^ OMUt Needs to bo outdoors. HONDA Civic 1980. New out this home has been "Stallion". Call 643- that maintained and deco­ APARTMENTS clutch, battery, trrific 5208 after Siwn. j brakes, exhaust svs- Ihtixxkidng rated lust beautifully. FOR RENT "T K cet T^c(^on(acct ‘^dtacCcf... tanch 10 plus rooms, 5 bed­ FREE Toy Poodl)*^ ^ tem. $1300. 649-6558. Man- females, 10 years old, FA M U r-S T Y U rooms, den, enormous NEwTportments^^eJ VOLKSWAOON Rabbit lomt, living room, formal grey and white. Need 1980. 4 door. 76,000 I dln- room, 2nd floor. $575 love and affection. dining room, brand per month. 1 month miles. Excellent run­ SALES irasa, new deluxe kitchen, Well behoved, house- ning condition. $1500. Whan you shop for a car at new security. Peterman broken. Elderly Indi­ pantry, 1st floor family Building Company 649- 649-2530. DaCormiar't, you'ra not dealing with irpet. room, 2 fireplaces, re­ vidual preferred. Will a talatman, you're talking.with a I with 9404. Interview pros^ctive ASPEN 1978 With 70,000 OtCormiar. Thera it no high prasiura. creation room and lots m iles. 1 owner. $1000 or Wa do not try to sail you a car. Wa rn for morel Off South Main MANCHESTER- V i Du­ owners. Please eMfiMk tnlng plex. 2 bedrooms, gar­ 4394 otter 4pm. best offer. Call 643-4018. halp you dacida on tha car and Jack- Street on Arvlne Place. age, washer/dryer, tccassorias that are right for you. Of $329,000. Jackson & Don't miss the many offer­ courta wa'II giva you tha bast prica, Real Jackson Real Estate refrigerator. $600 per IMISCELLANEOUS ^cKitei (^eonc^c (jenand * lO C but n>ora importantly. wa'II traat month. 646-2604. ings in today's classified you lika ona of tha family. 647-8400.P __ I AUTOMOTIVE ^ - tnder FURNISHED efficient columns. been apartment for quiet from Honda. BUILD YOUR RECONDITIONED. 8foot arka- working adult. Refer­ iMISCELLANEdUS utility body for 3/4 ton Cape DREAM HOUSE ences. No pets. $400 per ___ ^ FOR SALE pick-up truck. Coll af­ Diuare month plus oil. 646- ter 6pm. 643-0150. ignlfl- 0053.______COUNTER Top Cabinets ★ SPECIAL ★ SWBCML ★ >oms> 30 Locust Street, Istfloor, for medical office. 2 or V /2 4 rooms, heated. $600. 3 rooms. Walnutfinish. CARS SINCE 1945 room Securtly. No pets, no Contact S. Romeo, FOR SALE en, 4 appliances. Referen­ M. D., 18 Haynes Street, 1987 FDRD TEMPD’s leous ces. 646-2426 weekdays manchester. 646-4797. A few to choose from, these Ford Executive Cars oors, will build to your plans 9-5pm. CHAIN Link fence for MOTOR SALES, INC. . the large dog. 12X12, also are equippped with Auto, Air, AM/FM Stereo S f i O O C all to or ours. Choice site on MANCHESTER-5 room, 3 bedroom apartment Includes dog house. and Morei le lf I desirable Master’s 647-1699. Work 524-4918. tn & Way. Rear view, 14th with appliances. Excel­ :ttote lent condition. Availa­ fairway, Manchester ble March 1st. $675. Country Club. Sum­ ENDROLLS 649-0621. 27Vb Width - 284 1984 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON one. mer construction, MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 18% srtdih • a tor 254 The hard to find large wagon with V8, Auto. $£^O O C L own- •428,500. room apartment. Ap­ IT ie Accord was already among Mon- MUST D« pMisd up It Uw I is well equipped, with enough room “ Save $1,000”on the new Air, Great Family Car...... w w w w Call Ralph Viola pliances Included. $650 H«r*ld OtniM Mendiy thru ttlro- plus security. 649-8365. Thuriday btfo r* 11 (.m. only. I I the most aerodynamic and best­ for five adults to travel in consider­ 4 4 ntlde THE HERITA6E GROUP fully ELDERLY Housing. Now I I handling cars in the world. For 1988, able comfort. Hardbody Special Sport Truck” 1982 OLDS CUTLASS A A P N7 Ford Rangor XLT Pickup | •n, 3 633-8311 / 508-6870 taking applications for laths/ 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ t r DonntvIHa 4 Dr., Maroon ■ Honda engineers have further There are contoured seats to Stnhnq iviii winiluw 4 Door, white, sporty wheels, air, good miles, heat, ments. Call 528-6522 or Automotive •7 SunMrd 4 Dr. Sotfan, Slut ^ IMMACULATE 6 room I DuMi- \piill H W 'tn Old’s quality at a great price...... ONLY t In 649-9016.______I t7 Pontiac Qrartd Am, 4 Dr.. | refined the award-winning Accord support you. A steering column I IIMIIHtUK t hll/l scnl\ II h i‘{ I lip iw iltlim /s Colonial with vinyl sid­ l i \ I Spi i i iih i j f l U-i h I v H u tv s ) .Out- ing, new kitchen ca­ 3 Room apartment. - Gray - ■ §7 Supra 2>Tona Brown. S ■ to create yet another engineering that adjusts to you. Fbwer-assisted \ \ l / \l V/,/,,. //, clude binets, new furnace, Heated, stove, refrig­ I I 8pa«l I 1985 MERCURY CAPRI with erator. References and CARS new storm windows, ■ 87 Maxima 88, 8 8paad ~ caip. The Accord D X Qxipe. steering, a tachometer, rear window g. re- this 3 bedroom home security. 649-9021. IFOR SALE 2 Door, hatchback, clean and sporty — S A ftO C ennls has covered side I 87 Dodpa O100 Pickup I T h e signatu re Accord wedge and 0 MANCHESTER- 6 room, NISSAN Sentra Wagon •7 Pont. SunMrd 4 Dr., I defroster with timer and a quartz must be seen...... SPECIAL " F w w w pool, porch and garage I Re­ 3 bedroom Duplex. Von't 1983. Front wheel ■ Sedan, 1SK ■ 4-wheel double wishbone suspen­ duced for Immediate Available March 1st. drive. Intermittent U 17 Pont. SunMrd GT Coup# | digital clock. Plus many other extras I tor sole to $149,900. Blan­ Refrigerator and iwlng wipers, cloth Interior, ■ S7 Samurai Hardtop, JX phg. ■ sion make this Coupe lod^, handle we’ve made stanc^. chard & Rossetto Real­ stove. No utilities. runs excellent. $2495. 2 M Camaro Mack. AT. VD S ^orld, tors, "We're Selling Adults preferred. No Coll after 4:30.649-8204. Samurai ConvartIMa and ride like no other. The Accoid DXCoupe. Another ★ SPECIAL ★ SPECIAL Atto- Houses" 644-2482.P pets. 643-2034. I SI I PLYMOUTH Horizon- I M Toyota 4x4, Longbad | MANCHESTER. "Check MANCHESTER. Attroc- A 2.0 liter single overhead cam triumph for Honda. And you. him Hint) Ih'luM u-ii' hiimpi-i 1981. 77,000 miles. One II Toyota Extra Cab Pickup ■ i-i\ I Vx'i mh ijvl this out" nice 7 room, 3 tlve 6 room Duplex, 1V 2 owner. Excellent con­ I 16 Cavallar Type 10. 2 Dr.. B en^ne gives you the power to move < hniini wlU t hf bedroom, IV2 bath, re­ baths, 1 St floor dition. $1100. 742-8207. I a « i I 1983 MAZDA RX7 creation room, coun­ laundry, large yard. 2 16 NIaaan King Cab, 4x4 m CAMARO IROC-Z 1987. svA'iftly ahead. And to stay there. BEIBEIB 1988 Sentra Std.Sedan Low, low mileage, front and rear spoilers, try kitchen, good closet $750 plus utilities. Call I 66 Toyota Calica GT. LB, I Metallic Silver Frost 1988 Pulsar NX SE Black with silver. ■ Pad I 5 speed. Great Buy! space plus patio, tool 647-9353 after 5pm. Like all Accords>!s& D X Coupe Tliene\\ Accord D X Coupe No 6024 Automatic, * 6 9 9 5 shed and very conve­ 12,000 miles, loaded. ■ 88 Toyota MR2 14.000 mllat Z stereo, T tops MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ $13,500. 649-5305. nient location 11 SISO's. room Townhouse, fully I 00 Old# Colal# 4 Or., Oold I *■ fi987 Lindsey Real Estate appllanced kitchen, YUGO 1987. 12,000 miles. ■ to Colohttly 4 Door ^ 649-4000.O hardwood floors. No Best offer. 537-2462. ! 66 Monta Carlo 8S, T-topa ■ 1985 M4ZDA RX7 pets. $625 per month. 1 CHEVY 9 passenger Im- I 66 Grand Am LE. 4 Door ^ I CONDOMINIUMS year lease and security pala Wagon 1980. Auto­ 66 Toyota MR2 AC. Lthr, I GSL SE — Top of the line RX-71 Has larger motor, deposit. 649-0795. matic with air. Best ■ WhHa Z IN STOCK SALE $6,699 leather, air, roof, 5 Spd., Sport Action. This car I FOR SALE I 66 Caprtca Brgm. 4 Dr.. Gray H SALE $12,999 MANCHESTER- Well offer. 537-2462. won’t stay longl...... SPECIAL $9999 ■ 66V4 Ford Eaoort 2 Dr., Black | cared for 3 bedroom CADILLAC 1986. White, LOVELY & Larger Town- ^ 66Pont.Bunbtrd4Dr..AT,AC ■ MAKE- 1988 Maxima ‘SE’ house with 1200 square Duplex. Sunny and full loaded, 2,200 miles. STOCK 4 mo del - 1988 Stanza‘E’ Sedan of character. No pets. $14,900. 646-5422. m 68 Dodga Lanoar ES Turbo J Sport Sedan 1986 MERCURY LYNX feet plus heated base­ I 66 Subaru GL, 3 Dr. HB | VEAB VI N » - ment and garage. IV2 Nonsmokers pre­ 5 speetl, sunroof 2 Im u, b Speed Automatic with air, 2 door, very economical vehicle - GRAND Wagoner 1986. H 66 Maxda Dahixa, 4 Dr., GLC ■ MILEkQE No. 6109 baths, 2 bedrooms, ferred. $695 plus utili­ White, excellent condi­ No. 6028 backed with warranty...... ’ 3 4 9 5 central vocdlim system ties. 647-7725. 2 86 Corolla LE AT. AC ! SPECIAL SELLING PRICE tion, 34,000 miles. I 66 Pont 6000 4 Door I hook-up, second floor MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ $14,900. 646-5422. laundry, garage door room. $650 monthly. ■ 66 Ptym Rallant SE Wgn. | 1 9 8 7 CHEVY ASTRO ^AN CAMARO 1985. V-6. Auto­ M 66 Trana Am, WMla, AT, AC ■ let- opener. Near high­ References and secur­ matic, AM-FM stereo, Run ways. Small complex, ity. Call 645-8201. m 66 Pont T1000 AT. AC H Customized to the Max. Deluxe windows,/s, runner s A/C, tilt. 40K. Mint I 86 Olda Cutlaaa Brghm.,. V6 | nice location. $129,900 condition. $7500. 645- SALE $16,599 SALE $10,499 boards, roof ladder, TV, stereo, air plane seats ’ 1 4 , 5 9 5 cell and worth Itl Belflore ROCKVILLE- Large 1 64Cbavy810Blaxar.Rad.V6 ■ bedroom, new build­ 6860. * 1 5 , 9 9 9 Agency. 647-1413. I 66 Toyota It-Ton Balga, 26K * ing. Washer-dryer CAMARO 1985. Black, 5 MANCHESTER. North- I 66 Grand Am 2 Dr. Coupa, | hook-up, storage, ca­ speed, AM-FM Brown m field Green. Spacious ★ SPECIAL SPECIAL ble, stove, refrigera­ cassette, air. Excellent ■ 66 Grartd Prlx Brghm., V6. H O N E O W NER Used Cars and Trucks Townhouse with fin­ tor, carpeting, from condition. Must sell. ■ T>topa ■ ished basement, 3 bed­ $475 per month plus $6500. 643-1395. S 66 NIaaan Daluxa Pickup, S rooms, 2 full and 2-V2 utilities. Call 643-8557 ■ Blua.6Bpd. | 1987 Nissan Stanza 'E* Sedan 1985 Nissan Maxima GL Sedan baths. A/C, carport, evenings. HONDA 1981 Civic. Auto­ 66 Toyota SR6, 4x4, plow ■ 4 doof, automatic. A.C., y,'6 front drive, loaded witti goodies, 1986 MAZDA 626 GT matic transmission. P.S.. powf?r brakes,^ power sunroof, cruise pool and tennis. Coll 1 •6 Honda Praluda 6 Spd., AC ^ BRAND NEW power locks Rich Fllloramo, work MANCHESTER. Apart­ Excellent condition. incluae. B a « P 'o o t . control, leather interior 2 Door Coupe with Turbo charged engine. 4 ments for rent. For $1950. 646-1319. I 64 NIaaan Banlra HB. Rad | N o..801 7-1 .iftriJ alloy wheels 4 265-4431, home 529-5683 64 Toyota LandcrUtar Wgn., ■ Vi/as *17.583 1 9 8 8 more & more Loaded with options and alloy racing wheels. or 649-3101.______more Information. Call No. 6047-1 i B ti 529-7858 or 563-4438. 1 AC ■ $9995 Great looks — Great Price BRAND New spacious 1 I 64 Flaro Sport Coupe, AT | HONDA PRELUDE SI, ’ 9 9 9 5 MANCHESTER- 5 rooms $ 1 0 ,9 0 0 bedroom Condomi­ AMC Concord 1978, 4- 64 Toyota Taroal 4 Dr.. 6 ■ nium with beautiful on busline. Renovated, Spd. ■ 3 In Stock! carpets, appliances. door, excellent condi­ m■ 64 Olda Cuat Crulaar Wagon I large windows, cathed­ 1987 Nissan Sentra GXE Sedan 1986 TOYOTA CANARY ral ceilings, large Adults. $575 plus secur­ tion, strong running S 64 ToyoU Calica GT. AT « 24 ADAMS ST. 1982 Datsun Maxima GL Wagon ity. 649-7961. economical car, new 4 d o o i, A.C., P.S. wolk-ln closet. Very I 64 Cutlaa Crulaar Wgn., 7 I MANCHeSTTR. CT 060*;^ No. 8019 Dependable six cylinder.A.C. Under 30,000 miles. Great condition, well taken care conveniently located. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ tires, etc. $950. Won’t I No 6045-1 of by its first owners...... $97,900. Anne Miller room Townhouse with last longl Call 872-1527. ■ •4 Toyota Corolla LE Z $7995 ’9 5 9 5 Real Estate 647-8000. □ fireplace. Heat and hot I 64 Chav. Calabrtty CL 4 Or. I $4995 ■ 64 Toyota LE Van, AT. AC | SOUTH Windsor. "Beau­ water, carpeting, a/c, 1985 HONDA PRELUDE all appliances. Nice lo- _ 64 Chav. Blaxar 818 Slara ■ tiful Condominium" 5 CADILLAC LImosIne I CMC. I This car is nice. Sporty 5 speed, moonroofi This car rooms, sunken living catlon. Call 647-1595. 1973. Excellent condi­ 64 Pont. Flaro SE. 4 Spd. ■ 1985 Nissan Sentra Sedan won’t last long. Come down and buy this one Nowl...... room with nice fire­ 64 Chrya. Naw Yorkar V6. S 1982 Ford Escort ’ 9 4 9 5 tion, new radlols, all ■ 32 000 miles, 5-speed, cassette 2 door, hatchback, automatic, place, atrium doors to CONDOMINIUMS power, runs greatl N o .6076-1 ZI ' 63 Grand Prtx Cpa., V6. AC I■ front drive. deck, 2 bedrooms, re­ FOR RENT Start your own busl- No. 6056-1 creation room, great I 63 Buick Bkyhawk 4 Or.. 8 B 1984 LINCOLN CONTINENTIAL nessl First $5500 takes spd $4995 bright kitchen, o large TOLLAND. Vernon line, I I I White, digital dash, extra clean, one owner — It away Call 872-1527. " 63 Toyota Corolla 8R8. LB. Z $2995 goroge plus pool, ten­ new 1 bedroom Con­ A Beauty I...... nis and volleyball dominium. 1W baths, ’ 10 ,1 95 62 Clara Brahm. 4 Dr., V6. courtsll Lindsey Real fully appllanced kit­ CLYDE Gray Estate 649-4000.O chen. $615 per month. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 62 BonnavNIa Wood Wagon ^^Tl^llTleavomessOjje. ROUTE 83, VERNON 62 Pont 6000 LE. 4 Or. \ BRAND NEW ★ SPECIAL ★ SPECIAL 62 Toyota CaHoa GT, LB. 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Includes: 2.2 Liter 4 Cyl. Engine, 5 Speed Trent., Front Disc Brakes, White Spoker Wheels, Double Wall Bed, Intermittent Windshield Wipers, Carpet Floor Covering, Rear Step Bumper, Fuel Door Release, AM/FM Ra­ dio, Cloth Seats, Dual Calllornal Mirrors. Dealer Pre-Delivery Inspection, Auto Armour Undercoating, Hand More Brand New Winners; Wash and Wax. NO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL. Offer applies to all In stock, non plus 7 pkg. trucks. Reliant S.W., Pop. Pkg., Auto, 2.5 Liter & M ore...... *8995 N THE MAZDA WAY & THE MORIARTY WAY Sundance 4 Dr., Pop. Pkg,, Auto, AC, Console & M ore...... *8995 Colt E, 4 Dr., Sedan, 5 Spd., Rear Defroster & More...... *6895 MO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL Caravelle, 4 Dr., Pop. Pkg., Auto. Air & More ...... *9295 , I All Negotiated Prices Include . . . s s s S i " ' 1) ALL DEALER PREP 3) HAND WASH AND WAX 2) AUTO ARMOUR UNDERCOATING 4) 3 YR. 50,000 MILE BUMPER TO BUMPER WARRANTY 5) PROFESSIONAL SALES — NO HIGH PRESSURE Thof • Why I'm Gonna Buy My M azda From . . . M ORIAH^ BROTHERS EzH AO O ff 1-84 Hours: Opon Evtningt 'lil 9 p.m. Fn. A Serf, 'lil 6 p.m. 301-315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135