80 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. May 17.1988 ^ ------.'I.fi'iy iiiii .III Rtal Estate Merchandise Automotive . B i i c k t o g .Ih iiiin ilii ' % : MANCHESTER. "Ex­ pV SpecioUi panded dormered A > FMSHLE Cope", a rooms featur­ FURNITURE SALE ing 3 bedrooms, den- 1 .R is e -in All rMri M tott odv«rtlMI&R M O n N Q nice, quiet child safe M e a e fu A 9lEElHeoeiH8il oI hH Everything provided offer. Coll after 4pm. 1979 Chrysler LeBaron. Inotlon boMd on ract, color, i6if— AsieBeiiiiiei MNNUfkak«HM» 568-1903. ______rollplon, «ox or notional streetl Only $ ^9 0 0 . nSifiOMS RWHi * meeesriMAns. for your comfort even Red. Automatic, air, orloln. or on Intention to Century-21 Lindsey pvwkepnMsk - l4MeM4 Hahm nursing service. Rotes COLONIAL High backed AM/FM, tope. No ruit. v/«pMlaei lir U BMi. 6 up. Cra From the smelleet repair to i m Osnlor OMssn Olseeuni. reosonable. Coll 649- moko any such prtferonct, — 522Li!!2!Lj$5^522£ ■Iw «H«II w « iw kWora/tlMr AN Work Querentssd. couch, floral design. $1800. 647-9104. limitation or ditcrimlnatlon. MAfiCHESTER. Moder- the largest renovation, we 2358. Excellent condition. MkMi. OMdWi M M PbtiM. wlirdo a complete |ob. Start PONTIAC Sunbird 1985. Tho Horold will not know­ nlzed Ranch. Extra eseeaseeeeeeeeee $300.645-e857after6pm. Low mlleoge, 5 speed. ingly occopt any odvortlso- to finish. Free estimates. large private lot on 568-2589 STEARNS ft Foster Mat­ Top condition, like mont which It In violation of dead-end street. Piz­ HANDYMAN Htrttage KHcImr A Hsflis Imsrsvsmsnf • Pabmns > tress and box spring. In new. $5500. 649-8447. SSUTHERN how Eng- zazz throughout this 3 - Bossmswti HnlsltsS - Tlllns • good condition. Very 1977 Olds Cutlass-good bedroom Ranch. Fea­ land cloMlflold adi Bttti CM itr Ns Jsk Tss ais sr Tss tmsa UsM Csrssnlrv - OOP JOSS- clean. $85. 649-8566 In running condition and roach noarly aoo.OOO tures Include screened- ILAW9CAIIE Coma visit our shostroom at; IS » Sssisr CMssp nsetsM INSUMO the evening. tires. $850,649-6428 after In porch, family room, hornet In Connecticut 182 W. Middle Tpke, BARRY SCANLON SOFABED. bueen size. 6 pm. and Rhode Island. The office, walk to school Manchester and much more. 646-2411 rrssstnmatss Black and white plaid. 1975 FORD Mercury. Ex- price for a basic 25 OHIIKT UWN Osu728-0781 Asvanis $50. Please call 742- cellent running condl- JfflanrhpHlpr Im lJi word ad Is only $55 and $165,900. Century 21 Ep- 649-S400 steln Realty, 647-ae95.a 0465; tlon. $800.646-0217. will appear In 43'news- LO VESEAT and 2 Colon- papers. For more In­ KID^, Bring your par- 1983 TO Y O TA Celica G T • Mmw • MMlwaMw OMMm m um REM0KLIN8 lol matching choirs. Coupe, 5-speed, olr, formation call Classi­ ents. Manchester. wvvafi BvaiPOTiEi qeoeb» fVviin^ IBSKWW $250. Call 649-3101. • AleMnMm a M U M M u AM -FM cassette, top fied, 643-2711 and ask Rambling 4 bedroom ronAuvowiiamM eMHiBs Mid mHIma Wednesday, May 18,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm for defalls.o Ranch on a large and NMWipqi Mid baiddoMf m m Im QUAUTT OUAMm AT iOOWOtWC BEDROOM Set. Walnut, condition. $4400. 649- 30 Cents ON ELECTRICAL WORK RMCHRi W UHTHiATlA very good condition. M ANCHESTER. $167,500. beautifully landscaped •VilM M . CMt Dob PMiMid, Jr. Need a new Service with -JS S S .------lot. 1st floor family IRHEE of OEROrtOROOk fOlUIOROOO $500. 649-0$66.______Take one look and E A i V i i l N ...... olroult breakera? anasUs.Osa room, 2 full baths. Call LAWNCARE Mssa ais dosml Ohaek ua out ki Auk for Mf. RpOMUOf you'll be soldi Impec- for details. $169,900. HELPING PEOPLE sa­ CLYDE coble Split offers 3 OHtflim t PM) Uim of' K;888S the Mifio9itiMr,yillow pRO^ tisfy their needs and CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Drug war Century 21 Epstein Uhw> 6 Yaidfwyfeei V V •’ ^ ■ bedrooms, 1V6 baths, Realty, 647-8895.0 JOSm i DUMAS wants ... that's what want R O U T E 83, V E R N O N fireplaced llvlnp room PllW M M • ri* BMlM lOinNM BaMhig A •46-S283 ads ore oil about.______•2495 ■7 plus family room, eor- DEUVEMNG 62 Chavults t dr. Eighth deal EAST Hartford. Price re­ RMMfMlNgSBI^ Rich, glean, atona-frea •6095 ope and oversized lot. duced I This 3 bedroom 84 CantUfy LTD 4dr. Iripped up’ M 7-9f10 KendeN Keyee NEATM8/ loam. 5 yarda.*a0PIU8Tax. ITV/STEREO/ 64 Otntury LTD4dr. •5095 ■ ‘■it:. ■ Sentry Real Estate. 643- Ranch Is located In an . ... . Alao, aand, gravel, atone APPUANCES 66Cdlibrlty4dr. •6095 4060.______nice family neighbor­ PLUMIIN8 and hone manure. IM M A CU LA TE B room hood! Carpet through­ LAWN 88 Monia Cario •8995 EIG H TE E N Month old 88 Chavy C-10 nu •8995 by politics traditional Colonial In out. Ceramic tile kit­ chen flo o r. 12x22 MOWING nag. kis. nsf. 6 4 » M 7 3 R.A. DAVIDSON 643-9S(H Westlnghouse washing 880WaDalta4dr. •0995 area of fine homes. PlumSIne. Ml Nina. Purse asrNos mochine. $75. Please details going First floor family room family room with coal Dependable Bervkw. 88 Nova CL •5095 NSW InstsHsHons. Hspslis. telephone 643-1119. NEW LONDON (AP) - Presi­ with Atrium door to stove heat In base­ Call for Free Batlmatea. Drains Cissnsd, Bslhroom 6 87 Calala 4 dr. •0405 patio. Forthedlscrlml- ment. Storage shed In 87 CuHaaaadr. •10,905 dent Reagan declared today that PAMTim/ KHohsn nsmodsling TeR SeW Scree ee< Lggw MACHINERY natlno buyer. $220,000. back yard. Give us the 6 4 6 -6 8 6 8 . IrAPERM B SsrWos t$ Our Any amount doSyorsd. Also, IM. 87 Pont 6000 8M. 4 dr •14,905 "excessive drug politics" is get­ Sentry Real Estote,643- opportunity to show BusPhons742-SSS2 giavol, olono and bwk, muleh. AND TOOLS 87 Cavalldr i dr. •7905 ting in the way of the battle 4060. these and other fea­ NAM E your own price. BobooL bflofchoa 6 Igadsr rsnial. 87 Pont Grand Am •9995 against narcotics trafficking and tures of this affordable 87 Spadrum 4 Dr. •6495 to directors PRISTINE Condition Is TAX Father Son Pointing PJ'a PhinMng A Heating W ANTED. Used Stencil urged that a congressional and home I $145,900. Realty ft DAmcoNtmueTioN Cutter. Coll 647-9137. 87 Monia Carlo •10,905 how you'll find this 7 and Papering. Remo­ World, Benoit, Boilers, pumps, hot executive branch task force be room, 1’/i bath Victo­ val. 872-8237. 672-1400/650-9655 Buyer meets seller In 87 Bulok Ragal 2 dr. •10,995 By Alex GIrelll rian Colonial. Home Frechette Associates, water tanka, new and formed to recommend solutions. agreement they have worked out 646-7709.O______BARBARA RAY lepleoements. Classified ... and It's Manchester Herald has been completely BOOKKEEPING happy meeting tor both. Speaking to the graduating will meet with the approval of 0 & B PMHTMQ FUSE ESTIMATES 872-9111 renovated and charm­ EXCEPTIONAL 3000 SERVICES 643-2711. class of the U.S. Coast Guard both sides. But neither will ingly decorated. 4 bed­ square foot Contem­ ■tskktstlaslH’ NBsn Ixlariar Haoee FaloUiv Academy, Reagan called drug Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. will discuss those terms in detail and rooms and 1st floor porary. 3'/2 baths, 2 648-9649 / 228-9616 ksNsstsss, IstM Isa PsinsO DspendaMe and axparlanood. laAJSPORTINe LIPMAN #1 abuse "the foremost concern in A;" ask the town Board of Directors to both have said the many aspects laundry room moke fireplaces, 3 or 4 bed­ ss4 sssNsdy Issst. Low Prieaa and PuSy kwumd. hold an executive session Thurs­ of the accord have yet to be rooms, marble floor, Pfsa tsUmaMa MKCELLANE0U8 IBZIeooos our country,” and said there must this the perfect home I VOUSWAGEN day night to discuss a proposed settled. for your family. exquisite master suite. 649-8281 K n V N X e be a calming of political debate. $137,900. Sentry Real $W,900. Blanchard & NEIL - 6494136 wavs. addWIana S dacka. Jock MISTRAL Windsurfer, 87 VW Sdrocco. 18V, Loaded "If America's anti-drug effort agreement between the town and The agreement has been des­ Hammarina 6 sow cuNIns. •11,986 Estate, 643-4060.O Rossetto Realtors," ODD lobs# Trucking. $750. 6 foot sail with gets tripped up in partisanship, if the Eighth Utilities District over cribed as similar in many re­ We're Selling Houses" FRBB ESTIMATES. battens, 12 foot board 87 Buick Ragal, Immaoulata construction of a sanitary sewer f ERRI ^id Ranch In quiet Home repairs. You ISN DMcawu far tMUar ciltsm with adlustable mast- we permit politics to determine spects to one worked outby teams neighborhood. Priced 646-2482.0 noihe It, we do It. Free Loaded. '18,850 policy, it will mean a disaster for line and other disputed matters. Custom Inisrior 61 track, toot straps and 86 Subaru QL, 3 dr, Sllvar, 5 ap, of negotiators for the town and to sell. 5'/a rooms, 2 full EXECUTIVE Colonial. DECKS# Porches, sun- PatnUng CsHkig nspair estimates. Insured. 643- 6 4 7 -9 2 8 9 DiRosa said today he discussed • 6 eeeeeeeeeeeeooo skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ 4 WD. AM-FM. <8886 our future and that ,of our district and rejected by district baths, sunporch, lower V/2 customized home of rooms, additions, nsnsw • PowsrWasMng 0384.______the proposed agreement Tuesday tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 88 Trana Am, BIk. •ia788 children," he said. voters in the November 1987 level family room and nearly 2500 square feet. framing and exterior pros estfmsfss a 0271. night with District Director Sa­ garage. Call office to­ Cedar exterior, 2 fire­ trim. No lob too small. HAWKES TREE SERVICE 86 VS Sdrooco, AT, Air, •9696 Sen. Alfonse D’Amato. R-N.Y., election. The rejection came ln§ur»d • Stnhf Dltoount$ Bueksi, Iniek S eMppar. Slump WEIGHTS and weight muel Longest and the two nego­ day for your exclusive places, huge family Call Chris at 224-0591 6A8DENIN6 86 Cutlaaa Clarra bm, •6398 one of the administration’s harsh­ after many district residents, showing. $149,900. Sen­ room, 216 baths, walk- offer 7pm.______646-2253 rpmoral. Pres psilmalss. equipment for sole. est critics on drug policy, scoffed tiators concluded the next logical including Longest, opposed a try Real Estate, 643- Special contMsratlon for Call between 8 and 85 VW QTI Rad, '7498 step is for DiRosa to discuss the up attic. Extras galore I tO U H iA l ~ w isi 84 Volvo D L 4 dr, brn, AT. 'dOSS at the tone of Reagan's speech, provision under which the district 4060.D______$300's. Blanchord & eARPENTIIVA Ndsrty and handloappad. 9pm, ask for Mike. broad terms of the agreement REMODEUW KimCCS Exisrtor Power WasMno, ROTOTILLING 643-7432. 84 VW OLI rdSOS saying in advance that the nation would surrender its jurisdiction MANCHESTER. Rossetto Realtors," Vinyl, Alumlwm, Sklok, Palnl AH Size Garden Plots with the town Board of Directors. SonpMo homo iMakB and i«- HopamUon 83 VW Campar AT, rpegs “ needs action.” not talk. for sewer service. '"New Listing" large, We're Selling Houses" nodpkig. Wo m s m m o In baih- 647-7553 RotoUlUaf M raaMOtUa ratw. DiRosa and Longest, who con­ beautiful 7 room 646-2482.0 rnw and keeMns. SmsS seals Tims still avallsMs for May. TR A D ITIO N A L Paving. n|BB asUmatw. IP E T8 A N D 32 VW RabMt DIaaal. •2986 White House spokesman Mar­ The town and the district are in ^sE^^^^^^asT^P^Ny ss.'— Ssnior Olseount lin Fitzwater on IHiesday had sa id stitute a liaison committee be­ Raised Ranch with 3 E IG H T Room Super Co­ Free estimates. Park­ Call Clyde & Sons SUPPLIES 82 Bulok Skylark, 'SSSS litigation over how a sewer will be nice bedrooms, 2 200 West Center Street, veniently located 5 84 Chavy Capilea wgn. •6995 Wazer said much of the credit should go to Wazer said that many people didn't know alcohol-free graduation celebration be­ both Townhouse with minutes from 1-84 and showing by owner. Country charm, fire­ B7, Manchester, C T A P A R TM EN T to share. 83 Marc. Capri •4995 the parents who helped in preparing and exactly what her party idea meant. cause last year's was such a success. $310,000. ^1 3 0 7 . placed sitting room, garage. Open floor 06040. (203) 649-1490. 15 minutes to down­ ns 83 Marc. Lynx •2995 Own bedroom, non- 4 LInee — 10 Days running the event last year. "(Their) initial impression was that it "If one student showed up that didn’t MANCHESTER. Charm, spacious family room plan with sunken living town Hartford. No pets 82 •4995 TODAY leading to large deck. room. S130‘s. Blan­ allowed. Residence smoker. $225 rent and But the club gave Wazer the award in was pizza and soda," she said. havL any place else to go, that was a location and 'h Utilities. Deposit. SOe charge each addi­ convenience-lovely Dining room, living chard ft Rossetto Real­ pay own utilities. The tional line, per day. You CENTER ST. March because she was the volunteer who Wazer said she told the group that it su em s,” a committee member told Wazer room, '/> plus wooded tors," We're Selling Rentals rental office Is open John, 649-0719.______coordinated the event. before last year’s graduation. Cape with 3 bedrooms. can cancel at any time. VMANCHESTER Index would take a great deal of commitment on Fireplaced living acre. Redwood Forms. Houses" 646-2482.0 dolly 9 d m -5 p m , "She was doing something positive for the part of the parents and she asked the And success was measured in numbers as room, 11^ baths, bright $219,000. Open House LOVELY 3 bedroom Mondov-Frldoy, Satur­ W ANTED SORRY,' -5135 20 paggs, 2 stctlona the town of Manchester and we wanted to group, rhetorically, “ do we have it?” well as philosophy. eat-ln kitchen and MOV 21 and 22.647-0279. Townhouse with separ­ ROOMS day, 9om-1pm. To In­ TO RENT NO REFUNDS OR quire please call 643- Business. . IS Lohary. recognize that,” said Joanne Andrews, club Wazer said that planning a graduation Wazer said that 350 students showed up at plenty of closet space. BOLTON. Lovely 3 bed­ ate front and beck FOR RENT ADJUSTMENTS . MOTORCYCLES/ president. party with food and entertainment would the graduation party and 250 were stilt Hardwood floors en­ room Ranch, fire­ entrance. New carpet­ 0612 or 643-6432. MANCHESTER-Bolton ClassKiad _ 16-20 Obituarlaa------2 hance this home. Care­ placed living room, ing, 1st floor washer ROOM With kitchen priv­ NEW 3 bedroom Duplex, area. 2 car garage CALL HERALD M 0 K 0 8 Comlca_____ 14 Opinion______0 Wazer, who is volunteer coordinator for have to be "something that would be of there at 4 a.m. free, durable alumi­ dining room, 1 cor and dryer hook-up> ileges. Private Man­ 2 baths plus utilities. wanted for storage. Connecticut _4-5 People______7 the Manchester school system, planned the interest to the students to keep them there This was a gift to the students from the num siding. Call for garage, wall to wall deck off kitchen. chester residence. References and secur­ Will rent or do'lawn YAM AHA 1980 250 Exci­ JOYCE WAZER alcohol-free graduation party independent all night.” parents, Wazer said. CLASSIFIED ter. Runs good. Needs Focu8 _ _ _ _ 7 Sports___15-17 more detolls. $149,900. carpeting. On cul-de- Owner financing tool Non-smoker, no alco­ ity required. $825 per maintenance In ex­ Food- _ 11-12 Talavltlon. . Citizen of the Year of her job, she said. A parent had Once the group agreed to the commit­ “ It only happens once,” she said^___ Klernan Realty 649- sac. By owner. $159,900. $87,900. Anne Miller hol. Quiet, considerate. month. Call 646-6454 or change. Have referen­ 643 2 711 minor repairs. Asking 1147.D 646-5652. Real Estate, 647-8000.a $75 weekly. 649-2902. 649-2530. ces. Coll Paul. 649-5772. - . $250. 646-4704. Local 10 U.S./World.

{ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 18, 1988 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 18, 1988 RECORD ■itta Realty company ‘R e s c u e ’ 1 Crowded site chosen faces complaint n e t s s u it Whiton Library stii^d^strict meeting site By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald About TcMvn FnbHc Records By Nancy Concelman violation of zoning regulations, he By Alex GIrellll In addition to electing a presi­ to serve the Buckland area. ^>Manchester Herald said. ' ■ ' Manchester Herald dent for a one-year term, the A proposed agreement being It’s not that Betty B. Dorr Herbert Byk of First Hartford district voters will be asked to worked out between Director Warranty deads doesn’t appreciate the Man­ The property manager for the Realty of 685 Parker St. said The auditorium of Whiton Li­ elect two directors to three-year Samuel Longest and Mayor Peter Concert to benefit CASE chester Police Department. Jean Handley and Judith Garvey to Samuel --'Southfield Green condominiums today he didn’t know anything brary will have to be the site of the terms and, if Landers is elected P. DiRosa Jr. includes the After all, she said the police Coventry Advocates for Sensible Expansion Inc., Churches, 87 Oakland St., 8120,000. on South Main Street has sent a about the Finn Co.’s complaints annual meeting of the Eighth president, they will be asked to possibility that the town will sell were concerned enough to (CASE), wiii hold a benefit concert Saturday from 8 Northeast Enterprise to Robert E. Standley Jr., •letter to the town complaining because he was only involved Utilities District May 25 despite fill the vacancy his election to the district a town-owned knock down her door last leaves on the district board of p.m. to midnight at St. Mary’s Hall on Route 31 in Constance Drive, 8143,500. that the property developers with the design of the project. Byk the fact that it may be too small firehouse on Tolland Turnpike. Coventry. The concert will feature The Working Maconn Group to Brian W. Young and Rosalinde -haven’t complied with drainage, December after receiving for the number of district voters directors. % referred the matter to Leonard information that she might Band. Tickets are 87 and proceeds will benefit the Young, 85-71 E. Center St., 81.812,800. erosion control and landscaping Seader of First Hartford, who who might attend. The terms of Samuel Longest i Emily G. Perrett and William A. Hanna to belli. Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., organisation. For information, call Chuck Waugh, “ requirements at the site. was out of town and could not be and Joseph Tripp are expiring. Museum Day 742-0228 or 742-0811. Charles J. Miniccuci and David L. Miniccuci, 86-58 The Finn Co, of Hartford, But the 116 Oxford Street the district’s legal counsel, said Longest is seeking re-election. reached for comment this woman is still asking the Foster St., 8170,000. property manager for the M-unit Tuesday that no other site within Tripp, who has been ill, has said morning. town to pay for $253 in Harry and Maria A. Swift to Robert J. and Kerry ’ -complex, located at 441 S. Main the district is available. The his health will be a determining is recognized Library to sponsor storyhour The condominiums were built damages to the door, albeit S. Robinson, 96-08 Woodbridge St., 8170,000. , St., said the property was deve- by First Hartford and sold to district’s charter and its bylaws factor in whether he runs again. reluctantly. Mary C3ieney Library on Main Street will offer a Mary Catherine Development Co. to Derekseth “ 'loped by First Hartford Realty require - that the meeting be individual purchasers, Byk said. “ I certainly appreciate Other officers to be elected are at the Lutz storyhour for 2-year-oIds. Information about the Corp., McKee and Center Streets, no conveyance - ’and turned over to unit owners in within the district. For that A zone change from Residence the fact that the Manchester a tax collector, a treasurer, and a In honor of International Mu­ event is available by calling Mrs. Greenfield at tax. late 1987 without complete lands- AA to Planned Residence Devel­ reason. Illing Junior High School, Police Department was clerk. seum Day, which Is today, the 843-2471. The library also will be show movies for Derekseth (torp. to Edward C. Godzinski, McKee " -caping and'proper retaining walls could not be used. opment for the 25-acre Southfield concerned for my health, The voters will be asked to Lutz Children’s Museum was to preschoolers on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 and Center streets, 8200,075. for erosion control. In the letter. Other schools in the district are Green project was approved by but I feel I should not pay approve a district budget of offer free admission during its a.m. and 1:30 p.m. through the month. Holiday Homes Corp. to Kevin G. and Marie V. 'Robert J. Huhtanen, the manag- unavailable either because reno­ the Planning and Zoning Com­ the enclosed bill because it $1,531,476. Tbe directors have public hours, 2 to 5 p.m. This day Jones, 30 Elvree St., conveyance tax, 8212.30. .ing agent with the Finn Co., said mission in 1981, records filed at vations are in progress or other M was an unwarranted call,” calculated that it will take a mill was set aside 11 years ago by the Patrick M. and Judith M. Dooley to Delores V. ' last spring several of the build­ events are scheduled. Food distribution slated the Planning Department show. Dorr’s said in a notice of rate of 6.5 to surpport that budget. International Council of Lizotti, Bigelow Brook Estates Condominium, ings were "inundated with wa- At a district directors’ meeting country Oub drive residents intent to sue the town filed The current district tax rate is The Manchester Area Conference of Churches 8127,000. . ter’’ because of inadequate Monday, District Fire Marshal Museums. and the Manchester country Club at the town clerk’s office on 5.5 mills. will distribute honey and butter as part of the Nicholas H. and Alice M. Paganl to Patrick M. and -'"drainage. Granville Lingard said he would A film, called “ House of Wond­ land owners appealed the PZC’s May 11. The voters will also be asked to ers,” will be shown at noon, 2 and surplus commodities program on Thursday from 3 Judith M. Dooley, Greenacres, 818^,000. The Finn Co. letter, addressed approval in Hartford Superior be uncomfortable if more than 249 In the notice. Dorr said appropriate $300,000 to convert 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. to 5 p.m. at Center Congregational Church. No new Doris T. Kinne to John D. DePietro and Elizabeth 'to Planning and Zoning Commi.s- people were in the Whiton audito­ Court, charging that the zone her door was shattered the former Willis garage, now This film shows what goes on at registrations will be accepted this month. The next D. DePietro, 15 South Farms Drive, 8190,000. _sion Chairman Alfred Sieffert Sr., change constituted spot zoning rium. Last year 266 voters cast when police broke into her owned by the district, to district the Smithsonian Institution in scheduled registration period will be held Thurs­ AP photo Glen Gordon, Philip Lieberman and David L. -requests enforcement from the because the PRD allowed a ballots in the contest for the home December 31. It offices and to authorize borrow­ Washington. D.C. day, June 16. For information on eligibility, call Mulcahy to Patricia M. Buckley, Manchester -'town. higher density of units. presidency. This year. Directors A SPOT OF TEA — A giant willow- the Scottish industry Is set in 120 cares seems a concerned news­ ing the $300,000 by bonding or by The museum, at 247S. Main St., 84TON HARTFORD MANCMtSTER MERIDEN Coventry legislation passed by the General 11am • 7 pm MHFOMD NEWMAVFN SOUTtiBUHY TORRINGTON IRUMBUU WATERBURv at 7 p.m. at the information center on West Center (Curtis) Faxon, and had lived in ience store on North Main Street. tions that Seader, the vice presi­ 646-8595 David S. Williams Jr., 78, of the . -Assembly this session. Micnaeib Ct'afge/Masie* C a'd‘'Visa.Ame«itdn E »ptesb Street. Dr. Edwin Carpenter, professor of ornamen­ Masonic Home and Hospital, Detroit for many years where she Before retiring eight years ago, Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s dent of First Hartford Realty Co. taught art and manual training. tal horticulture at the University of Connecticut, Wallingford, husband of the late he owned and operated Enter­ Park, 7:30 p.m. Asked today whether the paper of Manchester, negotiated with She was a life member of the will offer gardening tips to participants. For Mildred C. (Smutzer) Williams, prise Printing Co. in Latrobe. He School Building Committee, Coventry High ■ had decided to seek disclosure of former Enfield Planning and Eastern Star, a member of the reservations, call 647-9343. died Monday at the Masonic was a member of the Latrobe School, 7:30 p.m. the documents. Squatrito said. Zonning Commission Chairman Edna Chafee Nobel Speech Club Hospital. American Legion. Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, "'“ Right now I don't know.” He William J. Boudah to sell an and All Saints Episcopal Church. He was bom May 11, 1910, in He is survived by a brother, 8 p.m. .said the decision was in the hands 8.8-acre tract of land to Boudah Grad committee seeks donations In 1967, upon Dr. Buller’s Brooklyn, N. Y., the son of the late Joseph DeMann, of Wilkinsburg, of the newspaper. for about $50,000 below fair M or^ge Shoppitig? The graduation committee is still soliciting David S. and Anna (Hunning- retirement, she and her husband Pa. market value, according to court contributions from area businesses and civic house) Williams Sr. He was moved to Manchester. She was a The funeral was held Friday in Chris Powell, the Journal In­ records. member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Thoughts quirer's managing editor, could organizations to help support the graduation party self-employed in the gasoline Pennsylvania. Police have said that Ellis, the Church and the Manchester Se­ ^jiot be reached for comment this being planned by parents for seniors of Manchester business for many years. He also president of First Hartford, ap­ nior Citizens. In 1978, she moved morning. High School. owned and operated the Almar proved the sale to Boudah of the The party will be held at Manchester Community to Danville. Madeline Cartwright TTiere is a story in Matthew’s Gospel in which the Motel on the Berlin Turnpike in ‘ Last month, the state Supreme lot of land. Boudah sold most of it College on June 17 from 10 p.m. until dawn. She is survived by her daughter Madeline (Lewis) Cartwright, disciples are in their boat on the Sea of Galilee when Wethersfield and the Williams ' .Court ruled that a Superior Court and realized a profit of about Parents of seniors are reminded of the $10,000 and son-in-law, Patricia B. and 88, died Monday at Fenwood a storm comes up. ’This terrifies the disciples. Then Dairy Mart, formerly located on I Judge would have to decide $45,000, police have said. Robert J. Reault of Danville; Manor, Manchester. they look up and see Jesus walking on the water and goal. Center Street in Manchester ; whether to disclose the docu- The sale took place while First three grandchildren, Janice R. She was bora in South Yar­ coming to them. That is characteristic of Jesus; he Checks may be made payable to MHS Graduation during the 1970's. Following his ."‘ments based on the standard of Hartford was seeking a zone McKusick of Mansfield Center, mouth, Mass., on Feb. 18, 1900, is always coming to the assistance of people in time Celebration and mailed to Mrs. Ruth Zackin, 297 retirement from the Dairy Mart ‘.“ particularized need.” The Jour- change from the commission on Robert Curtis Reault of South and had lived there most of her of need. Peter is so fascinated with Jesus he asks to Ferguson Road. Manchester 06040. he served as a crossing guard for ,nal Inquirer, which sought disclo­ another plot of land in Enfield on Windsor and Thomas Lancaster life before moving to Manchester come out of the boat and walk on the water also. But the Manchester school system. sure of the documents after which the firm wanted to build a Reault of Sacramento, Calif.; and in 1984. She had held administra­ when he crawls out of the boat his attention was He was a communicant of 'arrests were made in the case senior citizens housing project. Legion plans benefit dinner three great-grandchildren. tive positions in several aca­ focused on the wind and waves rather than on Jesus. Grace Episcopal Church in Ne­ "a-year-and-a- half ago. had Boudah actively participated in A memorial service was held demic institutions, retiring from ’The winds and waves have a terrible fascination The Past Commander's Association of the wington. He was a member and .;argued before the Supreme Court deliberations of the commission May 10 in St. Timothy’s Episcopal Simmons College in Boston in for us. Television newscasts focus on tornados and Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102 will sponsor a buffet past master and 32nd degree . that a new standard of disclosure. and voted for the change, records Church, Danville, with a recep­ 1964. floods. We look at the evil rather than the good. I dinner and dance on Saturday beginning at 8 p.m. Mason at the Hospitality Lodge of — “ public interest” — should say. tion following in the parish hall. She is survived by a son, once asked a TV newsman how they s e l e c t the Proceeds from the event will benefit Junior high Masons, No. 128, of Wethersfield; The burial service was private. George C. Cartwright of Fair- stories they chose to broadcast. The only criteria school students participating in Boys State, a a member of Scottish Rite, Valley they could give me was stories that affect the larger program for young people sponsored by the of Hartford; past sovereign field; a daughter, Mrs. James Y. (Nancy) Whittier of South Glas­ number of people. But I know that each and every American Legion, to be held in June at Eastern prince of Princes of Jerusalem; 10"-ANNIVERSARY SALE tonbury; six grandchildren and a day there are people working faithfully to help Connecticut State University, Willimantic. Valleys of Norwich and Nathan Doris Hickey Hale Consistory; a member of Doris (Scott) Hickey, 70, of 105 cousin, Virginia McCausland of others. Take the hospitals. Doctors, nurses, aides, Pythagoras Chapter No. 17RAM; Richmond Drive, died Tuesday. Scarboro, Maine. dieticians, lab technicians combine efforts to make MAY 16>28 ONLY! Wolcott Council, No. 1, R&SM; She was the wife of the late A memorial service and burial people well each day. No one pays any attention. But and Washington Commandery, George E. Hickey. will be held at the convenience of if someone makes a mistake it’s all over the the family in South Yarmouth. headlines. TORRE THE IRIPORTS - DIET. INC. No. 1, Knights Templar. He was a She was bora in East Hartford, CcranWo rw iw W M w M fX srnooraw tf MTiM 9 Dr. Crane’s Quiz We have a fascination with the winds and the member of Sphinx Temple Shrine March 25, 1918, and had lived There are no calling hours. The Building ■ now home or making ronovatlona? Motor Patrol Association of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main waves. What we should do is keep our eyes on Jesus. OoflM n * our oxramlo (N* ia M M M in d M our ORRAT most of her life in Manchester. oNooUono o f Wo lo r oH utoo... 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May 18. 1988 — 5 STATE Higher rate of murders causes backlog in courts & R E G IO N for brain-ihjiiry victims ^ I HARTFORD (AP) - Murders “We’re also getting murders being committed by young kids in Expressway link By Larry Rosenthal tors here to initiate the local carefully.” said Piasetsky, whp are occurring so fast in the state’s from suburban towns that we’ve gangs who are completely The Associated Pr4ss center, a project he called “my has also set up a putting green for largest Judicial district that the never gotten,” Bailey said. ‘'We­ amoral; young kids who have HARTFORD — The last link of the Central therapy.’ his students. • courts are experiencing the heav­ thersfield had their first one in six guns, brand new cars in which to Connecticut Expressway will be built between NEW HAVEN - Victims of Mrs. Cohn, who plans to settle The center will begin working iest backlog in at least a decade, years this weekend.” escape and whp are involved in a Newington and Famnington under a 127.4 traumatic brain injuries will 1^ in Hamden with her husband with patients as soon as four or court officials said. In an effort to lessen the business where they’re making nnillion contract award announced by Gov. able to undergo rehabilitation at'a soon, was Joined at the center’s five people are enrolled. “No one gets into fist fights any backlog, Bailey said that court hundreds of thousands of dol­ new center in New Haven which opening by Andy Golub, 23, of V more,” Hartford State’s Attorney officials have decided to “attack lars,” Kline said. “They’re fight­ William A. O’Neill. Work is to begin this summer on the 2.1 mile will treat its patients through River Vale, N.J., a Brown Uni­ “It’s a community atmosphere 7 John M. Bailey said Tuesday., the problem by putting the cases ing for their territory, and they project and take two years to complete, using 85 such diverse means as having versity student who suffered a and we really do need a group of “Everybody has a gun. As a on trial.” don’t care who gets in the way of them produce a newsletter and serious brain injury in a 1984 car people to get going,” Piasetsky result, instead of someone getting “There are two advantages to their bullets.” percent federal funding and IS percent state play pool. funds, Tuesday’s announcement said. accident but has improved said. abrasions, someone is killed and this,” Bailey said. “One, the older A report by the state Office of ITie private center for head enough to return to school. therefore, we have another case the case, the more difficult it is to Policy and Management said The project will utilize two of the three injury rehabilitation is named ’The rehabilitation center wili Mrs. Cohn’s family was told overpasses built in a stack over Interstate 84 in after her accident, which left hef on the docket.” prosecute. Memories fade and Hartford, Bridgeport and New after a Connecticut woman, Jill assign its patients “adult, real- Bailey said he has 42 pending there are missing witnesses. Haven courts have an average Farmington more than a decade ago. Cohn, whose family was unable to life meaningful’tasks” with the in a coma for four months, that murder cases, which he says is “And, these cases are notgoing crime rate three times greater find the kind of help she needed in goal of helping them to re­ her condition was essentially the highest number he has seen in to go away so we have to attack than the rest of the state, and this state after a 1983 car establish productive lives, said hopeless and that she would have Proposal urges withdrawal to be institutionalized. 10 years. Generally, the office them and the only way is to put on eight times greater for violent accident. Dr. Eugene B. Piasetsky, the handles 19 to 20 cases at a time. trials.” offenses. MIDDLE’TOWN — A subcommittee of Mrs. Cohn, who admitted to director, a neuropsychoiogist But her husband instead had Bailey said his office has 734 other Superior Ck)urt Judge Salvatore “There has been a dramatic Wesleyan University’s Board of ’Trustees has being embarrassed by all the who worked with Mrs. Cohn and her admitted for treatment at the AP pholo cases pending, adding to the Arena said: “We have a very increase in the number of recommended that the university urge all attention she was receiving, her Golub in New York. Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation backlog. large number of pending homi­ murders reported in 1985 and Amerian companies to withdraw from South husband, Stuart, and their new­ ‘!We are not Just offering our Medicine at the New York Uni­ CRAFTS TRIAL — Fiber expert John A. seated, Is examining evidence and slides In the second and third largest cide cases, and a number of very 1986,” the five-year overview of Africa. born child, were all on hand patients a place to do things, to versity Medicai Center, where Reffner of Stamford testifies Tuesday in of fibers found at the river bank and also Judicial districts, Bridgeport old homicide cases that ha ve been the state’s criminal justice sys­ ’The proposed policy, drafted by the ’Tuesday for the opening of the spend theib time,” he said. Piasetsky was co-director of head New London Superior Court to State’s on the chainsaw. shows 31 pending murder cases returned. My plan is to just put tem said. center. seven-member Social Implications Subcommit­ Patients of the center wiil be trauma treatment. Attorney Walter Flanagan. Reffner, for the Fairfield Judicial District them on trial.” The push to shorten the list is tee, stops short of a call for divestment. ”I Just can’t see my name up in known as students. They wili “Nobody even expected me to and New Haven has 20 pending Bailey said that 80 percent of not without its disadvantages. The only exception to the proposed policy lights,” said Mrs. Cohn, 33. “IJust produce their own newsletter and murder cases. the pending murder cases involve For starters, physical limitations don’t feel important enough.” iive. But Stuart and my family would be for companies that provide re-leam how to reason and make were determined to find a place; “It’s the largest list we’ve ever drugs. present a roadblock. ’’extraordinary assistance” to blacks in South But the former school teacher decisions in a variety of settings had in my years here.” Bailey Judge M. Morgan Kline, the "A typical murder case will A said that if her own experience where I could be helped,” Mrs. Fiber analyst matches fabrics Africa. AP ptioto intended to duplicate real-life Cohn said. said. judicial district’s administrative last between four and eight “provides hope for others. I’m situations, both in and outside the Bailey attributed the increase judge, agreed that the drug weeks,’’ Bailey said. “We could The Board of Trustees will review Tuesday’s SAILING SCHOOL — The 134-foot recommendation during meetings May 27-28. satisfied.” home. In a recreational room, At that time, even the siightest in murters to “the number of problem has done its^sharc to probably try four or five other sailing vessel "Corwith Cramer” sails “It is so important for brain- students will learn lessons of life awareness of her condition frpm chainsaw and body parts guns on the streets and the drug boost the list of murders. cases in that courtroom if it into port at Woods Hole, Mass., where injured people to have positive — such as the importance of caused her to have severe and “A lot of these murders are wasn’t tied up.” Shortage of firefighters the ship, built in Bilbao, Spain, will serve feelings about .themselves,” she setting goals and planning ahead uncontrollable emotional reac­ NEW LONDON (AP) - Fabric arrested Jan. 13, 1987, and Several pieces of blue-green said. material mixed with debris, wood as a training school for sailing tall ships. — from games such as billiards. tions that blocked her thinking mixed with body parts and other charged with murdering his wife, MERIDEN — Up to 30 percent of the state’s Her husband worked with doc­ “We chose the activities very abilities. evidence found on the Housatonic Helle. on Nov. 18 or 19,1986. State chips, bone fragments, a tooth volunteer fire departments claim a shortage of The school will be operated by the Sea River banks matches fabric police believe Crafts killed his and a crown, hair strands and Y personnel at scenes of emergency, according to Education Association in Woods Hole. removed from a chainsaw reco­ wife and disposed of her body other small body parts were a state survey of the departments. vered from the river, a fiber with a chainsaw and wood found along the river by state Nearly 70 percent of the 340 departments have Nursing shortage eyed State police urge governor expert testified in Richard chipper. police in December 1986 and answered questionnaires by the state Crafts’ murder trial. State police divera recovered January 1987. , Commission on Fire Prevention and Control. HARTFORD — Higher salaries, expanded In the 30th day of the trial .the chainsaw from the Housa­ A highway worker who had Among possible relief measures listed by training and financial aid for nursing students Tuesday, John A. Reffner of tonic River Jan. 8, 1S9)7. Elaine seen an unidentified man with a firefighters are property tax breaks, pension are among the recommendations proposed by to save radio system funds Stamford told the New London Pagliaro, a forensic criminolo­ wood chipping machine led police plans, insurance plans for families, and a the Governor’s Task Force on the Nursing Superior Court Jury that ^ blqe- gist from the state police labor- to the Southbury site. reduction in state and federal occupational health tory in Meriden, said hair and Shortage. Bv Judd Everhart the state where radio signals towers, one of which has been green cotton material removed A forensic expert testified last and safety requirements. In the preliminary report, released Tuesday, The Associated Press ' from a Stihl chainsaw, which the fabric were removed frofn the won’t reach, preventing troopers erected. chaifi and other places on the week that X-rays of the tooth and the task force recommends that state agencies from being able to summon state claims belonged to Crafts, crown found on the river bank allow hospitals to charge higher rates in order to ' HARTFORD - State police The $25 miliion was cut from a was similar to the material found ’Chainsaw for examinatiqp by her Crane collapses ambulances or back-up assist­ laboratory by Reffner. * matched X-rays belonging to pay higher salaries to nurses. troopers are calling on Gov. ance. If it’s raining, radio prob- $1.2 billion bonding bill which on the river bank. Helle Crafts taken by her dentist STORRS — Chunks of concrete were ripped ’hie task force was established in November William A. O’Neill to help save a provides money for capital “I couldn’t find anythingdiffer- State’s Attorney Walter Flana­ .lems are compounded, troopers gan said the stpte has a sales prior to her disappearance Nov. from a wall at the University of Connecticut by Gov. William A. O’Neill because of a severe $52 million radio communications say. projects. ent about the two materials.” 18. 1986. Sports Center under construction after the boom system to replace the current Reffner said. receipt bearing the seYial shortage of nursing in hospitals, nursing homes One trooper, who asked not to Legislators involved in the numbers of the chainsaw to prove An FBI agent testified that hair of a crane lifting precast bleachers collapsed, and other facilities across the state. That set-up. some of which dates to the be identified, said it’s not uncom­ He said some of the pieces of the authorities said. 1940s. decision said the state police did fabric contained small wood it belonged to Crafts. The saw was found on the river bank matched shortage was coupled with a significant drop in mon to have Connecticut’s sys­ not cohesively make their case,. hairs taken from a hairbrush and No one was seriously hurt in the accident. In the closing weeks of the 1988 fragments and appeared to have purchased by Crafts at Tom’s applicants to schools of nursing. tem overtaken by Itiinois troop- refused lawmakers’ efforts to. Saw Service in Georgetown in rollers removed from Helle which occurred about 1 p.m. Tuesday. General Assembly session, $25 ’ers using the same frequency. dried blood stains on them. million for the project was cut help them and then mounted their Crafts, 50. of Newtown, was January 1981, he said. Crafts’ bathroom. The man operating the crane. William Wright. Once, the trooper said, Portu­ own lobbying effort in the state 53, of Propsect. sustained minor injuries. He Lemons repurchased from the $1.2 billion bonding bill, guese fishermen excited about a which finances numerous capital Senate to get the financing, was treated at Windham Community Memorial school of cod came booming in restored. Hospital and released. HARTFORD — Dozens of motor vehicles projects. loud and clear, obliterating state declared lemons have been repurchased from Rank-and-file troopers are now police communications. That effort failed on the next-to- ’ Bond eyed for alleged terrorist the original owners by the manufacturers then circulating petitions to be submit­ last day of the 1988 legislative AIDS videos produced resold to unsuspecting customers since 1984. ted toO’Neill. possibly next week, “Especially in view of the session. By Mark S«avv pending receipt of financial docu­ becapse jt’s irrelevant, the mo asking him to intervene to restore dramatic increase in vioience The Associated Press ments from Puerto Rico. ney is not there.” HARTFORD — Two videos on AIDS that warn according to a published report. against pdlice officers, we want Troopers are most concerned teen-agers about the dangers of sex and drugs Motor vehicle records indicate that six the funds. The 2nd Circuit U.S. Court o f "The 15 other Wells Fargo someone to be able to hear us call about losing the radio frequencies defendants are free on bonds have been produced by a public relations randomly selected vehicles declared lemons Leaders of the effort say they they had expected to be awarded HARTFORD - While federal Appeals in New York last week expect to get the signatures of all for help. Just as we are calling for prosecutors se/eking a $2.5million ranging as high as $1.5 million. coalition that hopes to have its tapes played on since 1984 were resold in Connecticut, two were help now,” the petition to the by the Federal Communications; ordered that bond be set and that . Connecticut television stations. resold in Massachusetts and two in New of the roughly 1,000 state troop­ Commission next year. bond for an alleged terrorist say Ojeda be freed by 5 p.m. Friday, Clarie has previously denied bond ers. O’Neill has been a strong governor states. he will flee before trial, a defense for Ojeda five times. Max edebrat^ his bttrthc% Ifampshire, The Hartford Courant reported in saying further detention would ’ The 30-second and 60-second public service lawyer says the stakes are too The prosecution contends that advertisements urge adolescents to wear today’s editions. supporter of the state police, but “It’s a very serious problem,” ’Those frequencies won’t be violate his constitutional rights. has made no commitment to Sgt. Daniel J. Lewis, a state awarded unless the federal go­ high for that to happen Ojeda is a Chiban agent who condoms during sex and not to use intravenous Two of the customers were told the vehicles Harvey assured Clarie that helped mastermind the Sep­ had been declared lemons, seven had not and helping with this problem. police spokesman, said Tuesday. vernment is convinced the state is Attorney Richard J. Harvey drugs. 'They were released Tuesday by the Troopers say the current sys­ More than $5 million has Ojeda would not flee before the tember 1983 robbery of a Wells Connecticut Valley chapter of the Public one could not be located, the newspaper funding the project, according to argued Tuesday fo r a $1 million at a fabulous place. tem is inadequate, obsolete and already been committed to the Lewis and Public Safety Commis­ trial, saying that doing so would Fargo depot in West Hartford to Relations Society of America. reported in a copyright article. dangerous. bond for Filiberto Ojeda Rios, violate his political ideals. The help finance activities of Los project, part of which has been sioner Lester J. Forst, com­ who has been held a record 32 There are “dead spots” all over used to acquire sites for radio mander of the state police. trial is not expected to begin until Macheteros. a violent group months in federal detention while the fall. seeking Puerto Rican awaiting trial on charges stem­ Chancc.s arc, Max birthing room, using come to “ room-in Birthing Center would “He (Ojeda) is committed to independence. be delighted to show ming from a $7 million Wells see this case to the end for the Prosecutors insisted that Ojeda won’t remember what the prepared clji^ld- anytime. Dad even EMERGENCY Fargo robbery. birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and Harvard employees vote to unionize Fire — Police — Medical ST. JUDE NOVENA Puerto Rican movement,” Har­ likely will flee and urged that he a great time he had at MAY THE SACRED HEART OF U.S. District Judge T. Emmet vey said. “The government is be placed under what would The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next day, Mom and offer you more informa­ By John Diamond workers have always bargained on their own. 1985 campaign that led to a bitter strike by Clarie was expected to set bond asking for $2.5 million. They may amount to house arrest if re­ The Associated Press DIAL 911 JESUS BE ADORED. QLORI- (Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn't a practice oi^anizers say has resulted in clerical and technical workers at Harvard’s FIED, LOVED ANP PRE­ today. It was delayed Tuesday as well ask for $7.2 million leased on bond. lower pay for women, who comprise 83 Ivy League rival, Yale University, went on In Manchester Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with "Stork Club" gourmet your baby deserve CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard Universi­ SERVED THROUGHOUT THE percent of the group. for more than a year and became increas­ WORLD, NOWAND FOREVER. But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as ty’s clerical and technical workers barely Rondeau maintained the union was victor-' ingly public as union representatives accused SACRED HEART OF JESUS. pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? approved a bid to unionize, but the fight that ious, saying, “Whenever you have a big and the university of strong-arm, anti-union PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE. Judge rules law unconstitutional never forget the won­ set an Ivy League faculty against an powerful and sophisticated employee like this tactics. FREE WORKER OF MIRACLES. PRAY derful experience. all around. All with for their little birthday For more informa­ FOR US. SAINT JUDE. HELPER Ricardo Molina and Adaden Haven, issued a two-page order in administration accused of strong-arm tactics one, you always have a close vote.” The university argued that the union BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Con­ From the moment the security and conii- boy. tion on The Family may not be over. The prestige of Harvard and the publicity offered workers no substantive promises. Blood Pressure OF THE HOPELESS. PRAY FOR necticut’s chief federal Judge Carabello Jr., both of Bridgeport, which she found the guidelines US. SAYTHIS PRAYER 9TIMES and Miguel Tirado of Milford. unconstitutional. they arrived, they dence that Max and If you sec a “ birth Birthing Center or a Tuesday’s vote, seen by some as an generated by the union effort increased the “I don’t think we’re anti-union,” said Anne CLINIC - BY NURSE ruled that new sentencing guide­ indication of the sentiments of unaffiliated importance of Tuesday’s voting. Geraid Taylor, who directed Harvard’s response fo A DAY. BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR lines and the law creating them The law was enacted to do away enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call EVERY THURSDAY PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. The three pleaded innocent to U.S. white-collar workers toward unions, McEntee, president of the 1.1 million- the organizational effort. “We have run an both violate the U.S. Constitu­ charges stemming from their with sentencing disparity for attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future, The Family 643-1225. ended with the union winning by 44 votes. IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN tion’s doctrine of separation of member American Federation of State, extremely fair, fact-based campaign.” 5-9 TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST March arrests in the alleged sale federal crimes on a nationwide care that are so hard tion of Manchester The unofficial count Tuesday night was County and Municipal Employees, called it Last month, 27 faculty members signed a BE PROMISED. THANK YOU powers. of 125 grams of cocaine to a Drug level. As a result, it took away LIGGETT PARKADB PHARMACY Memorial’s top-notch 1,530 to 1,486, but 41 ballots were challenged, “the premier test of our union in 1988.” full-page advertisement published in the PARKADE HEALTH and ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY "Erosion of this principle of Enforcement Administration federal judges’ broad discretion to come by in some said Allison Chisolm, a university AFSCME would be the parent union of the campus newspaper calling on the administra­ NUTRITION CENTER PETITION. separation of powers will Inevita­ informant. in sentencing, which was limited of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing spokeswoman. PARKADE • 404 W MIDDLE TPKE bly lead to an undermining of Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical tion to stop interfering in the union campaign. C.H. and J.H. Daly is the third Connecticut only by the maximums and Throughout labor and staff. “We’re all ecstatic,” said Kristine Ron­ Workers. Last Sunday, 350 faculty members, reli­ public confidence in the Judiciary minimums set by Congress. deau, the union’s chief organizer and a and, in turn, of public respect for judge to come out against the delivery. Max’s parents After delivery, ThEBVMIDf “As goes Harvard,” McEntee said, “so gious leaders, actors, elected officials and guidelines. On May 6, U.S. Daly said the act violates the former Harvard employee. "We want to goes the unorganized white-coilar sector of civil rights activists signed an advertisement the rule of law,” Chief U.S. had the support of Mom was settled into make this a model for women everywhere.” District Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly District Judge Jose A. 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2llllkntt3i8tir ... * Daughter heads home to see ill mother Answer y'-' ^ Jack PEOPLE % UNMAIS. ( W SA R E DEAR MR. ROSS: I DEAR MRS. E.: It isn’t easy going to take us back and forth. Apderaon enjoy your column in home to meet what may be your How about sending us a check for Houston ‘good neighbor’ the , Cleburne Times- on values kvm . iiii mother’s imminent death — such a whatever you wish to donate toward Revlew and thought in tje grim side of life. Nonetheless, for now our gas expenses? MENDHAM M/ maybe you could help Thanks ... it’s back home you’re going. And Mrs. M.D. me, like you help so TOWNSHIP, N.J. ■’ the best way I know to provide TACOMA, WASH. — Folks in this many others. And why AMflfion emotional support for you, is to quiet, wealthy overdue not? They say anything suggest your husband accompany you Percy Ross is possible in America. on the trip. DEAR MRS. D.: Sure wish I could community say I came to this country Thanks to the fine people at Pan share with my readers the excellent they don’t mind Witness tells eight years ago from American World Airways, we’ve photograph the Tacoma News- having a wealthy There does not seem to be any good reason Russia to join my Amer­ arranged for round trip tickets for you Tribune took of your group. I ’m celebrity like Whit­ why the town should be paying so much ican husband. I met him in Leningrad; circumstances. At the same time, and your husband to Leningrad, assuming that the woman with a bowl ney Houston as a attention to the question of which year’s during the grain trade. He proposed, there was something in their letters U.S.S.R. My best wishes for a safe of fruit on her head is either Carmen neighbor. But they about slaying and after a lot of red tape we were market values should be used as a guide in that really bothered us — something trip. Miranda or the life of the party. do mind her home married. they weren’t telling us. What I can share is my check for gas i mprovement developing a revalued Grand List to replace Everything was fine until the day How right we were! I ’ve since and a few other expenses — so keep plan. the one the state gave it permission to of U.S. major my husband hurt his back going to the learned my mother has severe singing your hearts out. Houston, who abandon. aid of another seaman in distress. My pancreatitis and breast cancer and DEAR MR. ROSS: We are a group was born in There have been enough problems with the husband had to have lower back had to undergo a radical mastectomy. of senior citizens, ranging in ages Newark about 30 revaluation without having to worry over surgery, which finished his sea going My parents are getting old and their from 65 to 87, who perform as a miles away, career. That was It — we lost our greatest wish is to see us one more comedy fashion show. We portray Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross what market values should be used. The WASHINGTON — A U.S. Army major, shot by a bought the 5-acre Soviet sentry in East Germany and left to die, lived house, credit, personal belongings — time. Fortunately, I ’m now working characters like Little Orphan Annie, is Inlemationally known for his estate in the heart accepted procedure is to use market values of long enough to speak to his driver. “ Jess, I ’ve been even our wedding bands. at a local department store and I ’m Shirley Temple, Popeye, Mae West, philanthropic works and likes to of fox-hunting the same year as the revaluation. shot,” Maj. Arthur D. Nicholson said to Sgt. Jessie There were times after that In able to make ends meet— but that’s it. etc. There are 18 of us. Enclosed is a encourage others to help solve prob­ which we did not eat. We lived in It would be too much to ask for picture of us taken by the Tacoma lems for those In need. Write to Percy Whitney Houston countrylast The question of whether using year-old Schatz. ’Dien, while Nicholson lay dying on the ' summer and be­ slums where it was not unusual to News-Tribune on a hot, sunny day, as market values in a revaluation came up even ground, the sentry held Schatz at gunpoint and airfare for both my husband and me, Ross c/o Manchester Herald, P.O. gan installing a swimming pool, sound studio have holes in the walls, ceilings, and so I only ask for myself. Help me if you we’re singing our hearts out. Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. A and tennis courts in the fall, said township before thd town asked the state Office of wouldn’t let him help. floors and the water smelled like toilet We don’t charge for putting on the can, Mr. Ross, to get back to Include a telephone number If you officials. Policy and Management to allow a delay in Three years after the 1985 murder, the Army has water. Only God knows how we Leningrad. If you do — I will never be show at nursing homes, and only get wish. All letters to sent to Mr. Ross are Residents are complaining that the implementing its revalued Grand List, and released to us the record of its investigation of managed to survive. able to thank you enough. small donations at other clubs. It’s read. Only a few are answered In this Standing guard construction trucks have caused disruptions long before the town went to the General Nicholson’s death. We could never tell my parents, Mrs. L.E. hard to keep up with the expense of column, although others may be back in Russia, about our dire FORT WORTH. Texas gasoline, as it takes four automobiles acknowledged privately. by being parked illegally, said Ruth Kollmer, Assembly to have the problem-ridden The United States protested the murder, but who lives four houses away. revaluation invalidated entirely so a new one never got so much as an apology from the Soviets However, police have gone to the site could be worked out. Leona: the queen of greed for their trigger-happy sentry. Secretary of several times and found no parking violations. By now, the question should have been Defense Frank Carlucci on March 16 asked the Police Chief F. Herbert Herron said Tuesday. Y Soviets once again to apologize. He made the Woman says casual worship answered. And it should be answered By Sarah Overstreet It’s a fascination I ’ve held since four grandchildren with $432 The 24-year-old singer has missed much of request to Soviet Defense Minister Gen. Dimitri I worked for a despot who each. the flap because she’s been on a European permanently by the office of the state Yazov in the Soviet Embassy in Bern, Switzerland. Dr. Gott tour since mid-April. I ’ll admit I felt sort of sheepish, dedicated herself to making the attorney general, so that it cannot arise again There seems to be nothing to So far, there has been no response. lives of her employees — mostly Peter Gott, M.D. in any other community. sheepish, sheepish buying the explain such absolute selfishness deserves to be dressed down college students or young mar- We obtained the first-person accounts of the The ill-fated 1987 Grand List was based on People magazine with the yellow other than absolute selfishness. I headline "Greedy. Greedy, rieds who depended on the job to event after more than a year of pressing the Army DEAR Senator pays off bet 1986 values, which caused an official of 0PM look at the absolutely selfish show. I am one of those old- Greedy” splattered over the pay the utility bill — a living hell. I for the information. Each account makes it clear ABBY: I live in people I have known; children fashioned women from the coun­ to question the validity of the list. That bright green background. It kept trying to explain it, thinking that the Soviets were callous and abusive after the a small suburb LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Sen. Bill Armstrong, whose parents make them think try who gave up their nursing problem got lost in the greater confusion that surely there was some humanity shooting, like blustering bullies trying to cover of St. Paul, putting his pony where his mouth is, has paid seemed sort of sensational, sensa­ they hung the moon, so that a careers to stay home and raise there, until I watched her slap a their crime. Minn. As a off a Super Bowl bet with Virginia Sen. John came later, but the pesky question is still tional. sensational, so I turned it roomful of toys only calls for families. child, my fam­ Dear Abby Warner by donating a wild bronco pony to a lingering. over and handed it quickly, former employee — a good, The most dramatic account came from Schatz, What did I get after 29 years of more; adults whose lifelong ob­ ily was Luthe­ local Boy Scout troop. An attorney from the attorney general’s quickly, quickly to the checkout hard-working salesperson — the only American eyewitnesses to the murder. He Fiberglass does Abigail Van Buren marriage? I got dumped for a session with amassing more is ran, but after I The senator from Colorado had backed the guy. across the face during a dispute gave his version to Army intelligence and woman my husband met in a office has indicated that the whole question secondary to their need to prove m arried. I hapless Denver Broncos in January’s National But I was indeed greedy, over a $60 sales commission. I investigating officers three days after the shooting. piano-bar in Atlanta! could be avoided by the use of market values that they deserve it and the rest of started to go to Football League championship, while fellow greedy, greedy to read the latest knew then it would take a greater pose hazards I foolishly paid him a surprise us serve no other purpose than to The pair had driven to Ludwigslust, East the Catholic Republican Warner wagered on the from the same year of the revaluation. She is about the Helmsieys, the reigning mind than mine to explain that visit and got the shock of my life! help them get it. Invariably, their Germany, on March 21,1985, to inspect a Soviet Church with Washington Redskins, who won 42-10. right. rich, rich, rich royalty of hotel- away and went with the former I had stayed in New York trying greatest joy from these posses­ tank shed. Their job with the liaison team was my husband. Warner put up a supply of Virginia ham and On the other hand, if the answer is so dom. The king and queen of “ the employee to the city prosecutor’s DEAR DR. GO’TT: A friend sent me a copy of your to renovate our house so we could sions comes from using them as sanctioned espionage allowed under an agreement Abby. I ’ve seen a lot in that think going to church like this is peanuts for his side of the bet, while only palace in the world where the office to file assault charges. column in which you said you were not familiar with sell it. He got a job transfer to obvious, why can’t the office of the attorney levers against others. In the end, with the Soviets. The United States can observe church, but today took the cake! OK, or am I being a prude? Armstrong ventured a wild bronco, to be queen stands guard” (so the studies linking the ingestion of fiberglass particles Atlanta and was living it up in a general expedite an opinion so that it is clear Yet my fascination with such there seems to be no excuse for Sitting in front of us was a woman FROSTED IN FOREST LAKE countless Helmsleyhoteladshave certain Soviet military facilities in East Germany to disease. As the chairman of Victims of Fiberglass nice apartment. donated to a Colorado troop in Warner’s name. to everyone what the obligations are? behavior remains. I want to be such behavior other than the with two smalt children in their “ As it turns out. Senator Warner was right told us) had been charged with and the Soviets are allowed to do the same at U.S. (11143 Lakeshore North, Lake'of the Pines, Auburn. During our 29 years of mar­ able to explain it away rationally; belief that one is so much better facilities in West (Germany. Calif. 95603), I wish to dispute your conclusion. We pajamas! DEAR FROSTED: Perhaps about the outcome of the Super Bow l... this evading more than $4 million in the children you saw dressed in riage, my husband was a student I can’t. than everyone else that nooneelse have numerous studies from the World Health I have been upset when I see time around, anyway,” Armstrong said income taxes, a^d the queen Nicholson got out of the car and took pictures pajamas were wearing the best for 10 years. We fled Germany deserves anything. Organiztion. Occupational Safety and Health people in church in blue jeans or and came to the United States Tuesday. herself with extorting ffom palace while Schatz kept watch, standing up through the clothing they had. I give the An obsession with money I can Administration. U.S. Department of Labor and shorts because I was taught that after he had finished his studies. The bronco was brought from the Western suppliers and defrauding Helms- sun roof of the car. After they had been there for 25 mother credit for not only going to understand a little better. There’s ' Sarah Overstreet Is a syndi­ other reputable sources which indicate that It was a sign of respect to dress up After my surprise visit to rangelands by the federal Bureau of Land ley stockholders. I was as fasci­ minutes, a young Soviet sentry stepped out of a for church. I feel uncomfortable church but taking her children. At walking to school with cardboard cated columnist. respirable fiberglass particles are indeed more Atlanta, my husband told me he Management. Armstrong paid a $125 nated as reporter Joyce Wadler. forest about 150 yards qway. The sentry raised his around all these slobs. Needless least they were in church. I ’m soles and all the other poverty dangerous than asbestos. wanted a divorce! My lawyer “ adoption fee” for the pony, which will be the who ferreted out forpinj Helmsley rifle and without warning fired three shots at them. to sav, I don’t really care to go to sure the Lord didn’t care what stories that we’ve come to accept isn’t much help. (Mr. Marvin responsibility of the scouts at Hutchinson employees for the r^lipry, about church anymore. I ’ve talked to they were wearing. as reasonsforparsimonyonceone Letters to the editor During the debriefing by Army investigators, Mitchelson, would you like to give Elementary School to train and care for as a why "the Helmsieys have more has a little money. There’s Schatz closed his eyes and mentally paced the DEAR READER: Thank you for writing. The my husband about going to your legal services to a dumped ’The Manchester Herald wel­ DEAR ABBY: I am responding troop project. money than most people can self-esteem to build, power to feel sequence of events from the time he first the Soviet ingestion of fiberglass has yet to receive the another church, but he thinks I ’m housewife? I ’ll give you half of comes original letters to the being ridiculous. to the mail you got after your imagine, and yetithqy seem to after powerlessness, the fear of soldier until Nicholson, mortally wounded, spoke to attention given to the inhalation of asbestos. Inhaled my $300 cash support and half of editor. Are there other people who appearance on the Donahue have taken a tremendous risk to losing money and returning to the him. It took 17 seconds. fiberglass can, indeed, lead to health problems, my $50 for dog support.) Only in a video get just a little more.” former state. Letters should be brief and to including chronic lung disease. However. I am not I kept my sanity because I know The g’ litrd stepped out of the woods and aimed his As I read a little of the article the point. They should be typed or aware that the ingestion (i.e., eating and _ _ _ I am better off without a cheating rifle, Schatz told investigators. “ I turned around NASHVILLE, while I waited at the checkout. I What I have never undserstood neatly handwritten, and, forease swallowing) of the fiberglass produces ailments of D S I l I c husband. and yelled at Major Nicholson (who was) behind Tenn. — Actor waseven more fascinated with the is why those who were powerless in editing, should be double­ the magnitude experienced by workers who inhale All you women in Atlanta, m e ... I’ve never been shot at before in my life. I Judge Reinhold subplot; Why does someone like and then attained power haven’t ^ spaced. Letters must be signed the particles. beware of a tall, balding guy with have no idea how it’s supposed to sound or if you’re says people Leona Helmsley, who. as Wadler forged some kind of knowing bond with name, address and daytime a German accent who loves to supposed to feel itbefore, like they say in the shouldn’t worry says, has more money than most with others who have no power, telephone number (for talk about his possessions and people can imagine, have to grind who must be feeling the same movies. I just know that when I saw the guard, I DEAR DR. GOTT: Do antidepressants have any achievements and drives a Mer­ about the beating verification). he gets at the other people’s faces in the dirt? feelings and undergoing the same immediately turned around and at the same time side effects? I’ve been taking them and have not cedes. He is a wolf in sheep’s The Herald reserves the right hands of a girl in a Former employees told Wadler struggles. After her only son’s yelled, “ Sir, get in the car.’ And ... while I ’m saying been able to think ciearly, have mood swings and Women in the House: clothing, who is not able to give to edit letters in the interests of music video being they lived in fear of her, that one death, Leona Helmsley spent five that, something just whooshed right by my head. I can’t concentrate. Is this normal? you material things — or love CO t98B by NEA. (oc brevity, clarity and taste. How many there are taped this week misstep could negate years of years fighting her daughter-in- mean, I couldn’t see it, I just heard it. ” either. If you think you’ve got it with country "Zeke, it's no disgrace to have the ‘yuppie devoted service and send them law for her son’s meager estate. Address letters to; Open Fo­ Schalz said he unlocked Nicholson’s door and made, check into his finances. His DEAR READER: Antidepressants are powerful debts are staggering, and he has music singer Jo-El disease.' Just tett people you have ‘chronic packing to the unemployment When she’d finished, she’d lefther rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. started back up, assuming the major was running medicines and, as such, have many side effects and to support me, too. Sonnier. fatigue syndrome. “‘ line. son’s wife with only $2,020, and her Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. for the car. “ I think I was already moving complications. In large part, the side effects depend DUMPED IN NEW YORK The video, which backward when I heard the other two shots,” on the particular drug. The most common side will accompany Schatz said. “ Then I heard him scream.” He effects of most antidepressants include anxiety, Sonnier’s song turned and saw Nicholson lying on the ground near restlessness, confusion, difficulty thinking, seda­ “ Tear-Stained Let­ the car. “ He looked up at me and said, 'Jess, I’ve tion, dry mouth, constipation, low blood pressure, What teen-agers need to know ter,” is meant as a Weicker's ‘other’ political battle of 1988 been shot.’ Then his head fell to the ground.” electrical irregularities of the heart, numbness of about sex, drugs, AIDS, getting along with their peers and par­ lighthearted ver­ Schatz reached behind the seat of his car for a the extremities, seizures and abdominal pains. The ents is now In Abby’s updated, sion of the serious first aid kit. When he looked up, the Soviet sentry list goes on and is quite long. This is why Lowell Weicker was and benefits for people who are expanded booklet, “ What Every movie ’“Fatal At­ back in Washington this without insurance. He most was beside the car, his rifle ready. Schatz said he antidepressants should be administered only by physicians who are familiar with their use and are Teen Should Know.” To order, traction,” Rein­ week, immersed again especially wants — “ demands” got out of the car and faced the sentry. “ He was Judge Reinhold willing to monitor their patients for toxicity. send your name and address, hold says. would be a better word — a strong screaming at me and I didn’t understand what he in his “ other” political Capitol Your symptoms could be due to antidepressants clearly printed, plus check or “ It’s a comic look at how violent romance commitment by his party to help the was saying. I wanted to make clear to him that I battle of 1988 and yield-* — or the depression itself. Share your concerns with money order for $3.50 ($4 in can be. I ’m pretty much brutalized and beat ing temporarily the handicapped and to outlaw any wanted to give first aid to Maj. Nicholson, so I Canada) to: Dear Abby’s Teen Comments your doctor. To give you more information, I am 1961 '63 '65 '67 '69 '71 '73 '75 '77 '79 '81 '83 ' 85" * '87 up and victimized by a beautiful girl,” pointed to the cross on the first aid kit.... He just Connecticut arena to discrimination against them. sending you a free copy of my Health Report on Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Reinhold said. Bob Conrad Y ear Joe Lieberman, his No. He and some of his liberal allies kept on hollering. I just kind of looked at him for a “ Mental and Emotional Illness.” Morris, III. 61054. Postage and 1 problem of the year as will conduct rump-session hearings second. ’Then I took a step toward Maj. Nicholson NEA graphic handling are included. challenger for the U.S. on the platform in June, knowing they and started to bend down and he ra is ^ his weapon Senate seat he has held won’t get much, but optimistic about up that and came closer and pointed it right at my Singer expecting child head. At that point, I got back in the car. ” for three terms. shooting down some of the NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Singer Kathy critics. “ I don’t take orders from the conservative proposals as a result. Nicholson had been fatally shot once in the Salary cut stirs outrage among salesmen In Washington, it is more of the Forester of the award-winning Forester Republican leadership, it’s true,” he Why does he want to win big this abdomen, but Army records say there Is no way to running feud Weicker has had with Sisters has announced she is expecting a child says, adding, “ I am running away year? “ Because it’s the only coin I know when he died and whether he could have been the far right in his Republican Party. DEAR BRUCE: I’m a boss proposes, or find a new job. one person, it is to be sold with the in July. from excessive partisanship.” know,” the Greenwich man says. saved with prompt medical attention. Schatz was profits to be shared and shared alike, The immediate objective; keeping commissioned outside Unfortunately, it’s doubtful that the She and husband Terry Adkins are the “ It’s the payoff for the crap I’ve kept in the car at gunpoint until eight hours later or whatever). conservatives from having their way One day in April, we ta lk ^ about salesman. My commis­ boss is bound by the previous parents of a 4-year-old daughter, Amonie. taken over the years. There’s nothing when his commanding officer retrieved him after She could Include in the will a altogether with the GOP platform in that stuff at his hideaway in the sion has always been on company’s arrangements. The singer will continue with her sisters on a Capitol in Washington. Weicker is worse than a narrow win.” arguing with many Soviet officials who had * provision giving family members the this election year. And if there is a sliding scale of 7 to 12 concert tour through June. The Foresters proud of that retreat. It’s one of the So far, polls look good for Weicker. gethered on the spot. Smart Money DEAR BRUCE: My mother just right of first refusal; that is, if the anything Weicker relishes as much percent in one-percent were voted group of the year in 1987 by the oldest rooms In the Capitol, more like One done in eastern Connecticut, Schatz considered himself lucky, according his informed me that she had put the house is to be sold, they could match as campaign combat every six years, increments as my sales Academy of Country Music. a high-ceilinged parlor complete with where he was weak six years ago, for concluding statement; “ I knew he was aiming at Bruce Williams names of all three of us kids on the the highest offer. Or, if she wants the it’s taking on the conservatives increased over a fireplace that works. It’s in addition the Glenn Carberry congressional one of us, obviously, but when I heard the bullet month’s time. At the deed to the family summer home. She house to stay in the family, she could anytime. to his more functional office suite in campaign show Weicker ahead 2 to 1. come by, I felt he was aiming at m e.... I said to end of the month, my did this so there would be no fights establish a trust, supported by either a sum of her own money or that of any Weicker sees that mission as part the Russell Building nearby. But Lieberman has done little myself, if I hadn’t turned around, and called to commissions are calcu­ about who gets the house when she Eddy Arnold in school family members wishing to use the of. or at least in harmony with, his "Check the view,” Weicker says campaigning. This week, by a Maj. Nicholson, I felt that I would probably be dead lated on the basis of the dies. house, or the executor could be PINSON, Tenn. — Camera in hand, singer volunteer role as defender of the when you are barely inside. It is coincidence in timing, he broke away because I was the broad target. And when I turned amount of merchandise shipped. This accordance with what is now the old I am the executor of her will. Was directed to rent the property out to Eddy Arnold paid a surprise visit to the Constitution. He says conservatives stunning indeed, from the tall from his studied concentration on around. I was a smaller target. But I don’t know If is the schedule I ’ve worked under for schedule. I never agreed to the pay her arrangement a good idea? T.N. generate enough money to maintain elementary school he attended more than half from Ronald Reagan on down are far windows on the Capitol’s west side being state attorney general and hit the man was shooting at me or not. I can’t swear to the past 12 years. cut, nor has anyone else in the too casual about that document. So, Our company was absorbed Into a organization. What should we do? FAIRVIEW PARK. OHIO it. a century ago. down the Mall to the Washington the trail. Weicker, chomping at the it. That’s just what I believe.” Arnold, who grew up in the area, appeared in his double duty as a candidate for a much larger organization six months R.B. There are many ways to handle the Monument. He got the office, once bit, can’t wait for their first skirmish problem. But I think the method she in principal Robert Morrison’s office and fourth term back home and red. ago. We were told at a sales meeting SPRINGFIELD, Mo. DEAR T.N.: Actually, I think your occupied by the late U.S. Sen. Henry early next month. has chosen is the least desirable. introduced himself, then toured the school and white and blue knight in Washington, last week that our commission mother made a tragic mistake. If Jackson of Washington, as “ one of DEAR R.B.: You mentioned that something were to happen to her, all Determine what she wants to have took snapshots. he has his hands full just now. since 1980, has the support of A. A. schedules were not in keeping with the the percs of seniority.” Weicker your company had recently been three of you would own the house. done with the house, then discuss it “ He stayed about an hour and related a lot' Political notes “ Ted” Washton of New London, the new company’s policy, since they If he falls short in Washington, he explained. ifflaurlirstrrI HrralJi acquired. This means you’re working What happens if two want to sell it and with a competent attorney. of stories from when he went to school here,” Labor leader Bill O’Brien of West were higher than those given by fears that conservatives will take Weicker wants more of a building trades locals there, John Founded In 1081 for a new boss. Unfortunately, the one does not, or one passes away? In Morrison said. Hartford is campaigning for a seat on Wrabel of Fairfield, Henry Healey of another unit the company owns. over the party, “ lock, stock and commitment to education in the So, beginning the first of the month, boss has a right to change the rules — the latter case, you would have his or The principal said the 70-year-old singer got the Democratic National Committee Derby, Arthur Barbieri of New PENNY M. 8 IE FF E R T...... PublUher Bruce Williams, America’s top barrel.” But if he fails to dispose of platform this year than he says his G EO R O E T. C H A P P E L L ...... Editor the schedule will run from four to 11 unless you have an employment her relatives owning an interest in the teary-eyed Friday when he peeked into the as though he were running for Haven, Hal Allen of West Haven and Democrat Lieberman in November, party has been willing to give, and he D O U G LA S A. BEVINS ...... Executive Editor percent. But the sales quotas will be so contract with him or her, and I doubt house and that interest itself could be radio talk host, is heard each week sixth-grade classroom where he’d been a governor. O’Brien, head of the Ed Marcus of Branford. MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... CHy Editor he cannot continue his crusade is cheered because Vice President high that it will be almost impossible that a commissioned salesman would divided up three, four, five or more night on NBC stations. His column student. building trades union, is all over the Other candidates for the DNC ALEXANDER G IR E L LI...... AeeocleteEditor appears every Monday, Wednesday anyway. George Bush leans that way as the to reach beyond the nine percent have such a contract. ways. “ We had a real nice visit,” Morrison said. state for talks with party leaders and against current incumbents from the and Friday. W|f:^^,t6 Williams In care His stance in Washington — one he party’s candidate for president. DENISE A. R O B E R T S ...... Advertising Director level. Your situation, like everything else, This could be a highly complex “ We felt honored. It makes you feel good to has written to delegates to the state state are Stamford Two Chairman of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box loves to tout when he is campaigning Weicker wants federal money ^6 W6w m a r k F. A B R A IT IS ...... Business Meneger Can they just change our schedule is negotiable. In the event that you’re transaction when it comes to selling know somebody famous like that has such in the state — gives him the status of into anti-drug programs reachin^^aH convention in July. Ellen Calnhi and Bea Steeneck of SHELDON C O H E N ...... Composing Meneger like that? ’This is going to result in a unable to negotiate a satisfactory the property. If I were your mother, I 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of ROBERT H. H U B B A R D ...... Preksroom Meneger general Interest will be answered In good memories of your school.” a free spirit in the GOP, or something the way to the primary grades. He O’Brien, a member of the Fairfield. The election will be at the heavy-duty pay cut! When I was commission arrangement, you have would designate in the will what is to JEANNE G FROMERTH ...... Clrct lellon Meneger the column. less flattering in the judgment of wants a plank to endorse health care Democratic State Central Committee state convention in Hartford. hired, I was told I coiild earn money in two choices; Live with the one the become of the house (i.e., it goes to MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Mav 18. 1988 - > » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 18, 1988 Duke sweeps Oregon; Bush shrugs off polls REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES

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Dukakis, the Democratic front-runner, Victims’ kin grieve again “We will campaign hard for victories in has made a string of balanced state California, New Jersey, Montana and New RADCLIFF, Ky. — The names of the dead budgets a big selling point in his REAL ESTATE SERVICES Mexico on June 7 and for the White House presidential campaign. This week, were known less than a day after a fiery bus next fall,” said the Massachusetts gover­ though, he announced that state revenues 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 crash killed 27 people, but official nor, who has won nine of the last 10 were more than $240 million below REAL ESTATE confirmation of the deaths “just brought it primary contests. projections included in the budget. fresh again” to the victims’ families, a A pair of polls out today suggested 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester minister says. Dukakis was widening his lead over Bush “We’re all aboard the government Titanic and instead of women and children •137,900 Hearses began removing the bodies in a hypothetical matchup. A poll by the Pristine condition Is how you’ll find i3f:> Tuesday afternoon from a National Guard Los Angeles Times indicated that in first it’s the captain and the crew first,” this seven room one and one hall armory in Carrollton, 100 miles northeast of California, Dukakis had a 17-point lead House Taxation Committee Chairman bath Victorian Colonial. Home has over the vice president. In that survey, John Flood said Tuesday. been completely renovated and Manchester here, that served as a morgue. charmingly decorated. Four bed­ There was “a lot of grief” inside Radcliff Dukakis had 53 percent to Bush’s 36 “They will be rolling on across the * Townhouse - *87,900. rooms and firat door laundry room Lovely end unit, completely re­ First Assembly of God church, where most of percent, with 11 percent undecided. Potomac River while the ship of Massa­ make this the perfect home for your chusetts goes down with the rest of us on f t novated, new carpeting, first floor the victims’ families gathered Tuesday The Times poll questioned 2,202 Califor­ family. M ANCHESTER O FFICE - Price Just Reduced!! laundry hook-ups, deck off the nians by telephone over six days, ending it,” said Flood, one of the few Democrats 643-4060 kitchen. Very centrally located to morning to be told that the last of the burned in the Legislature who criticizes Dukakis bodies had been identified, said the Rev. Dan Monday night, with a margin of error of 3 "HOUNDS-TOOTH CLEAN” , Two Family in convenient 384, bus lines, shopping. Stop by percentage points. publicly. MANCHESTER - See this immaculate 9 room location. This is a “must-see” Investment property! and take a look!! Mattingly, minister of Christian education at Colonial, situated in the South End of Town that the church, which owned the bus. Owner occupied 1st floor has 2 bedrooms, one with a offers 4 bedrooms, 1st floor family, enclosed sun sunporch, appliances remain. Light, airy and remodeled room, 2Vk baths, hardwood floors and much more, 2nd and 3rd floor are for your tenant. Newer roof, 100 East Hartford Soviets consider puiiout Death penalty amendment IIKe new inside and out. Asking *279,000. AMP circuit breakers and garage. Fenced back yard. •149,900 Raised Ranch - *179,900 WASHINGTON - U.S. officials say Kremlin New Asking *169,900.00 Pleasant and spacious 8 room leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev may withdraw Terrific Ranch In quiet neighbor­ Raised Ranch with 4 bedrooms, 1 stalls budget for defense Listing hood. Priced to sell. Five and one ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” owner home in beauUful Hills 50,000 to 100,000 troops from Eastern Europe hall rooms, two lull baths, sun- /Oak Street neighborhood! Nice this year in a bid to win support for a new porch, lower level family room and U&R REALTY CO. large level lot on quiet street. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate is In his appeal to p ’Amato, Nunn noted garage. Call office today for your STRANO REAL ESTATE ^ Move right Into this very special round of East-We^t negotiations on home!! conventional forces. trying to untie a legislative knot that has D’Amato was also a major sponsor of the exclusive showing. MANCHESTER . 196 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT ji A unilateral Soviet withdrawal of thatscale prevented it from parsing a Pentagon amendment ordering the military to help OFFICE - 043-4060 643-2692 would have “little impact strategically” said budget bill because of an unrelated catch drug traffickers. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” ^ \mi amendent allowing the death penalty for The Senate voted easy approval Tues­ 3 a U.S official. But the political payoff could be — FREE HOME EVALUATION — immense in Western Europe, where polis some drug dealers. day of a pair of amendents expressing show great enthusiasm for Gorbachev’s The Senate was to return to the issue displeasure with reports that Reagan is REALTY WORLD foreign and domestic policies. today as leaders sought a compromise negotiating with Panama’s military ruler, D.W.HSH (203) 846-7709 73 Watt Canlar SIreel that would permit approval of the bill, Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. Fiano Realty Co. Commerclal-lnvatlmanl Company \ Benoll/Frechalla Atioclate. Mincha.lar, CT 06040 U.S. officiais trying to anticipate which authorizes Pentagon spending of Noriega has been indicted on drug Gorbachev’s summit strategy have also W E G E T RESULTS $299.5 billion in the fiscal year beginning charges in Florida, but he has refused to 646-5200 OF/homes detected hints that he will suggest a fifth Oct. 1 . quit. U.S. economic sanctions have thus FO R S A LE summit meeting before Reagan leaves office The fight involves an amendment that far been ineffective in forcing him out and "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES” in eight months. The projected sites are would allow dealers convicted of killing there are reports the administration is Vienna, Austria, or Bu^a^^t, Hungary. someone to be sentenced to death. considering dropping the charges in VERNON Opponents threatened a filibuster return for Noriega stepping down. a Routs 83,6 acre Industrial SIta. LYDALL WOODS CONDO axeallant tor mini warahousa/ Aides against Star Wars? against the proposal after they threatened The Senate first voted 95-0 approval of EASY COUNTRY LIVING! M A N C H ES TE R *1S9i900 storagg. Industrial Condo use. to kill it. an amendment by Sen. Jesse Helms, End unit. In axeallant condHIon^^wIth larger jot. 2 MANCHESTER QUAINT , , 144. Hebron Road, Bolton 2 bedroom Colonial Capo on cornor lot. L m o living VERNON WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, R-N.Y., chief R-N.C., which provides that no U.S. aid be 7 SpactouB rooms of 1 floor living. Com* badrooma, batha. larga room, formal dining and garaga, locatad In lovely room, dining room, oaHn kltchon and 1H baths. Lota of a Rout# 63, Horn# (Butinaas alta decision to pursue an ambitious space shield author of the amendment, has refused to sent to Panama until Noriega gives up fortible Ranch on 1.6 acres of parklike oldar horn# charm not aaan In toda/a conatructlon. with additional Incoma from $ 2 1 0 000 against nuciear weapons came despite his own grounds boasting new deck and double Lydall Wooda. remove it from the Pentagon bill unless he power and until Reagan certifies no Soviet ong gpartmant. Zona CIO. top advisers’ belief that the Star Wars system receives assurances from Democratic or Cuban troops are in the Central driveway and much more. wouldn’t work, says former national security leaders that it will be returned to the American nation. ELLINOTON adviser Robert C. McFarlane. Senate floor later with the promise of a Then the Senate passed, 86-10, a a 3.5 acros Induatrlal Land McFarlane, giving his first public account of certain vote. resolution 'offered by Senate Republican abutting airport, sound 1890 ixw riSH Colonial with convtralon the origins of Reagan’s Strategic Defense “We’ve been trying to get a vote on this Leader Bob Dole of Kansas that put the T H E REALTY C O M PAN Y potantlal. Included In prica of *235,000 Initiative, told a congressional committee for years,” D’Amato said Tuesday. Senate on record as opposing any deal in ONE OWNER HOME! Tuesday that the president apparentiy came Three anti-drug proposals have already which U.S. drug-trafficking charges 3 Volpi Road, Bolton would be dropped. 4 Bedroom Raised Ranch, central air, cen­ up with the idea on his own against the advice been attached to the bill, including one tral vac, kitchen appliances included, of McFarlane and other top military officials. that would increase the military’s involve­ Senate passage will send the measure to washer & dryer included. 1 acre country FOR LEA S E East Hartford <145,900 ment in the effort to halt illegal drug a conference committee to be reconciled lot convenient to Route 384. I Better trafficking. with the separate Pentagon budget bill ELLINOTON PRICE REDUCEDIII Israelis nab infiltrators “We’ve got to catch them first, and then passed a week ago by the House. DUPLEX PLUS EINOLE FAMILY a Ranttl/Profaaalonal Offica apace This 3 bedroom R AN CH Is located In a nice family neighborhood! *849,900 avallabla In 2 shopping canters Carpet throughout. Ceramic tile kitchen floor. 12x22 family room JERUSALEM — Israeli soldiers intercepted we oan take care of the penalties. This bill, That bill also includes an anti-drug MANCHESTER with the changes we’ve made, would help provision, stiffer than the Senate proposal, 2 BR alnigl# family home plua Duplex with each unit on high traffic - Rout# 63. with coal stove heat In basement. Storage shed In back yard. Give three guerrillas that tried to steal into Israel STUNNING NEW having 3 BR’a / 1W batha. LR. DR. and aat-ln kitchw. Savaral sitaa avallabla starting us the opportunity to show you these and other features of this af­ us catch them. Let us go ahead,” said Sen. which orders Reagan to have the military Alao, 2 car garage which could bo ranted aaparataly. All across the Jordanian border, the army CONTEMPORARY at 1400 SF at *11<"aa.h. fordable homal command said today. One guerrilla was Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the Armed essentially seal off U.S. borders against In axeallant condition. Services Committee drug trafficking. 11 Valerie Dr., Bolton wounded and captured and two escaped into 2500'sq. ft. of custom contemporary flair. ifnCE NMIRS 243 MMn 8tra«l, Manchaotar, CT 06040 Jordan. 4 bedrooms, 2V% baths, private jacuszi in 643-1591 243 Main St, MaRchotter, CT 06040 Dolly tdXMXX) (203) 646-7709 03 s There were no Israeli casualties in Tuesday skylighted room. Quiet 1 acre wooded lot. 8al.eXX>6X)0 643-4616 •335,000. 87t-1400 Vernon Cr., Vamon, CT 06066 night’s clash. It was the second attempt to Senate debating INF treaty 9 infiltrate from Jordan since the Palestinian uprising began Dec. 8 in the occupied West ■< Bank and Gaza Strip. with summit one week away WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate leaders required. Holocaust fund was raided are pressing their colleagues to approve Kiernan Realty Senate floor action had been delayed for BONN, West Germany — Before he died this the U.S.-Soviet nuclear arms treaty within more than a week by two disputes, one a week so President Reagan can take it over how the United States and the Soviets 357 East Center Street year, the longtime head of the nation’s Jewish 3 KIMBERLY DRIVE community apparently embezzled millions of with him for his Moscow meeting with interpret the on-site inspection verifica­ 649-1147 35 DEER RUN TRAIL Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev. tion provisions and the other involving ExospMonal 3000 sq. 41. Conlamporary. 3V( btth«92 dollars in government funds earmarked for Manchester, CT 06040 firaplaost. 3 or 4 bedroomt. marWa Boor, oxquialto moetor e room Lydall Wooda Wllllcmaburg Colonial, 2 batha, The Democratic-controlled Senate was whether so-called “futuristic” weapons garaga. Idaal In-law apaitmant. *t0iya Holocaust survivors, his successor said. Miho *309,900 returning to the treaty today, a day after it are banned by the pact. Both nations agree car Camp MaaSns HA W Shoh M. BA W Sheran W Nmberty. OIr LyAaa SI. W Daer Run Trail Hessicher Rundfunk radio in Frankfurt had finally opened debate on the pact signed they are. ^ Real Estate BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Call 646-2482 “WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI’’ reported that the councii believes Nachmann, Adorable 4 room expandable Cod on quiet Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI” last Dec. 8 by Reagan and Gorbachev. The Intermediate-range Nuclear For­ establtahed afreet in the Bowers School district. 2 who died in January, embezzled about $19 Reagan leaves next Wednesday for the ces treaty requires the elimination within ■pacioua bedrooms, living room with fireplsce, est-in million in Holocaust reparations from 1980 to summit, which begins May 29. three years of all missiles with a range of 647-8400 kitchen with appliances, oversiied 1-car gi------1987. “Next Wednesday will make it four CO VENTR Y $249,900 ocreened-in poren. Priced to tell! •135,900. 300 miles to 3,400 miles. 216 acras-of privata, waadsd para- 168 Main Street, Manchester months since the treaty was transmitted 'There were no surprises Tuesday during dlsa. NEW, l-raam Centsmporary to the Senate and I can’t think of a better opening statements. faafurlnp Madraams, 3'6 baths, Bank foils embezzling try target date for advise and consent,” said Republican conservatives, including farmal dining ream and laros, spa- Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of claus family raam plus fht cenvsni- CHICAGO — Officials at the nation’s Sens. Jesse Helms of North Carolina and ancs ef a 2 < a r aaragal I lOth-largest bank say they foiled one of the Kansas. Steven Sy mms of Idaho, criticized the pact EXECUTIVE COLONIAL “Let’s roll up our sleeves and go to and said it could damage the security of 195 HAWTHORNE 8T. biggest “almost crimes” ever, an employee’s Luxurloua 8 room, lit balh. townhouao with garioo. Opan flit cuatomind homa of naarty 2600 aq. fl. Cadar axtarlor, 2 work,” said Dole. Western Europe. fliaplacaa. huga lamlly room. 2lt botha. walk-up attic. attempt to embezzle $70 million through a floor pitn vrith aunkon IMna room. *130ra series of computerized cash transfers. Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd, “I have a hunch that if Ronald Reagati Hn Weal Wddle Tpk., W Haweiome at Extraa galomi *30(ra D-W.Va., said he hopes Reagan can take Call 646-2482 “W E’RE SELLIN G HO USESI" First National Bank of Chicago announced were running for president this year Call 646-2482 “WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI ” the treaty to the summit “with a blue instead of being in'his last year in officehe Tuesday that the employee, whose name was ribbon on it” but said he couldn’t promise would be out on the hustings demanding not released, tried to steal the money through that will occur. the Senate reject this treaty,” Helms M ANCHESTER $149,900 a sophisticated wire transfer scheme Charm, lacatlen and canvtnlancs- “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., chairman of contended. lavtlv Capa with 3 btdrooms. nrs- PRICED JUST RIGHT!!!' SQUEAKY CLEAN!!! involving banks in New York and Chicago. the Foreign Relationa Committee, urged But Reagan had.a different.view. The plactd living roam, 1<6 baths, This charming home it just spotleoa inside and ouU The price of ihie terrific 7 Room Reitod Bench h u been Owners have,taken great care of maintaining and The Chicago Tribune and the Chicago his colleagues to “proceed expeditiously bright agt-ln kitchsn and pisntv af reduced to eell el *206,900! Original ownere have .Blanchard & Rossetto president told, reporters at the White clasat sooca. Hardwaod flosrs an- decorating this cosy 6 room Cape on Benton Street. 2-3 Sun-Times, quoting unidentified sources, to approve the treaty In ample time” for ' House, “I’m both hopeful and confident pampered ihie properly! 3 bedroome, 2 belhi, family bedrooms, fireplsce, updated kitchen, bath, fresh paint chanca this hems. Carsfrss, dura- room with fireplico, elunning new E urom n kitchen reported today the money uitimately was to be the summit. and alenciling throughout. Great yard with super deck that after careful consideration, the bla aluminum siding. Call for mora with tile fioore and eppliencee, formtl dining room, REAL ESTATE 646-2482 channeled to Vienna, Austria, where the Both Dole and Byrd have predicted that Senate will agree that this treaty is a datalls... altic fen, move-in conoilion! See for yourtalf. for summer parlies. •142,900. worker had set up accounts. when thp Senate finally votes, the pact will diplomatic milestone and will give its be ratified by far more than the 67 votes consent to United States participation.” 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. May 18, 1988 1 iHaurlirslrr Hrralft - Reagan Union information session Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 FCM 3D Wednesday, May 18,1988 efforts.. gets off to a siow start "Nothing should be overlooked or ruled out," he said, as|cing, " If By AndDiW J. Davis required 30 percent of the 950 described the benefits of the we caiinot remove the politics Manchester Herald non-union hospital 'empidybes linion, ■ and explained workers from drugs, how can we hope to signed. legal rights to be in a union. remove the drugs from our VERNON — Organizers of the The union plans to refile the The union withdrew its petitidn communities, workpiaces and United Food and Commercial petition sometime in the future. Thursday after it was informdd schools?” Workers Union, engaged in a Local 919 union president Am aldo. that it did not have the required Reagan announced, among battle to unionize Manchester Espinosa has said. numbers. ’The union’s original other things, that he has directed Memorial Hospital, sat in silence The lack of activity early on did petition with the NLRB claims Defense Secretary Frank C. for the first two hours of an not surprise either Meucci or Biat 264 non-union employees, dr Carlucci "to tap the best minds informational session being held Cassarino, Both said they ex­ nearly 28 percent, have signed both inside and outside of govern­ today. pected wo'rkers to show up in the with the union. - ment to come up with creative Union officials Lisa T. Meucci late afternoon because that is Since the petition was with­ soiutions on how we can better and John Cassarino arrived at the when some employees would be drawn "without prejudice," the use military resources and tech­ Quality Inn on Route 83 at 7a.m., getting off work. union can refile at anytinw nologies to detect and interdict but no hospital employees came " I don’t oxpect a lot of people without penalty, said Josem drugs coming into this country." to learn more about the union this morning because shifts are McMahon, acting deputy o ffic e " It is time to make illegal drugs during the first two hours of the ending," Meucci said. in charge of the Hartford office df ‘Public Enemy No. 1,’ " he said. planned IS-hour session. Instead of informing workers the NLRB. r Reagan in April 1987 had pro­ ’The union plans to be at the about the benefits of a union. Currently, only* registered claimed AIDS as “ Public Enemy motel until 8 p.m., Meucci said. Meucci and Cassarino spent the nurses are unionized. The 2lj9 No. 1" during a speech to a The session was set up in an morning reading newspapers, nurses belong to the the Federa­ M medical audience in effort to gain membership. The books and doing paperwork in the tion of Nurses and Health Profe^ Philadelphia. union recently withdrew a peti­ small motel room. sionals union. , Before the speech. Reagan tion with the National Labor An informational table With Hospital officials could not arranged to visit the Coast Guard Relations Board after it was union flyers was set up in the reached for comment thlS cutter "Vigorous" for a briefing informed that it did not have the center of the room, ’rae Hyers morning. about its drug-interdiction proce­ dures and then have lunch with crew members before the speech to some 160 members of the 107th Trade gap fall A graduating class. INBRIEF Reagan spoke in the wake of harsh criticism of an administra­ good for dollar, tion offer to dropdrug-trafficking Drug charges lodged indictments against Panamanian An East Hartford woman was arrested in strongman Manuel Antonio No­ bad for stocks Manchester Sunday on related drug charges riega in return for Noriega’s when police said they found drugs on her while agreement to relinquish power. investigating a shoplifting complaint. Reagan refused to confirm or NEW YORK (AP) — After seeing the stock and Y Police were called to the Dress Bam on Cooking for a large group deny the offer Tuesday, telling bond markets take a tumble over reports of the best reporters that "1 can’t comment AP pholo U.S. trade performance in three years, investors West Middle ’Turnpike when an employee on negotiations that are under and traders may be wondering how much more good reported Rhonda Evans, 28, had been seen ' way.” RIDLEY RELEASE — The annual release of Kemp's news the markets, can stand. shoplifting, the report said. Police discovered . But the administration’s move Ridley turtles takes place in the Quit of Mexico near The Commerce Department reported Tuesday an outstanding warrant from East Hartford in Barbecue enthusiasts fire up their grills for summertime fun has infuriated many members of Mustang lsland^ The turtles, raised in baptivity, were that the trade deficit shrank by more than $4 billion connection with a shoplifting charge and Congress, and has been injected released in hopes that the endangered species will in March to $9.7 billion — the lowest monthly deficit arrested her, the report said. By Sue Baj into the presidential campaign get a population boost. since March 1985 — largely on a boom in exports. While searching Evans, police found drug Manchester Herald and congressional debate over The news was good for the dollar, which surged paraphernalia including a syringe and white whether to increase the role of the against other major currencies. The dollar’s powder, police said. She was charged with Now that summer-like weather U.S. military in drug interdiction long-term decline apparently has paid off by possession of heroin and drug paraphernalia ' has finally arrived, backyard bar­ efforts. Endangered turtles making U.S. exports more attractive, and currency and released on $1,000 non-surety bond, police becue enthusiasts are looking for­ The speech also comes amid dealers widely believe monetary authorities aren’t said. ward to fam ily reunions, graduation growing sentiment in Congress likely to depress its value further. Evans was then turned over to East parlies and holiday get-togethers. for tougher laws to deal with d[^g get a boost In Gulf But on Wail Street and the bond market, the trade Hartford police, police said. traffickers, including proposals news confirmed recent fears that growing exports When cooking for large crowds, to impose the death sentence on reflected strong economic growth that could ignite two rules of thumb apply. First, those who commit murder in the ABOARD THE LONGHORN Some dove gracefully and high inflation. Federal funds due don’t panic. Second, don’t take short drug trade. (AP) ^ Led by "Captain others belly-flopped, but once After a brief rally ’Tuesday, stock prices slumped. cuts to save money. Fitzwater on Tuesday said that Hook,” a hardened veteran of they were released in 40 to 70 The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which had Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said today that “ there is much more to be done on the high seas, 1,100 endan­ feet of water in the Gulf, they risen late Monday on expectations the trade U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., will With a little organization and the both the demand and supply side gered sea turtles raised in adapted, well, like sea turtles shortfall would narrow, fell 21.22 points to close at announce Friday the availability of federal help of friends and relatives, of drug abuse.” captivity splashed intb the to water. 1,986.41. funds to study improvements to Union Pond cooking for a large group need not be He said Reagan is "very Gulf of Mexico in a population­ The Kemp’s Ridley turtles, Bond interest rates Jumped after initially and possibly Center Springs Pond. a circus. Organizers should re­ frustrated, too. with the progress boosting experiment. considered the world’s most receding. The yield on the Treasury’s closely DiRosa said he did not know the amount of member not to compromise the against drugs." The Kemp’s Ridley turtles watched 30-year bond Jumped to 9.22 percent from endangered sea turtles, are money involved or when it would be made quality of food to save a few dollars. “ I think the president hopes hit the water eight to IS miles know by their species name as 9.11 percent late Monday. available to the town. He said that information 'The end result could be devastating. that people will be careful and off Port Aransas, Texas, on Lepidochelys kempi. Inflation erodes the value oL fixed-income will be released by Kennelly, who represents realistic in discussions of where Tuesday, and marine biolo­ investments such as bonds, and tends to depress The turtles were hatched Uie'Jkt District, at a news conference Friday The key to cooking for a large we go oh the drug effort. ’ ’ he said. gists hope the reptiles will bond prices and drive interest rates higher. from eggs gathered by project morning. group is to delegate responsibilities “ Everybody wants to out-drug return to multiply' on the w;oi;kers. Fontaine supervised Stoek and bond traders saw the 23 percent Jump in The conference is scheduled for 10 a .m. at for making side dishes, desserts and each other in terms of political beaches of Texas after being their growth since they were 3 exports in March — to an all-time high of $28.97 an as yet undisclosed location. beverages. Don’t be shy about rhetoric. ... ” decimated by exploitation and to 5 days old and about the size billion — as another sign that the U.S. economy may asking your guests to contribute to D’Amato scoffed at the White pollution earlier this century. of silver dollars weighing less be overheating dangerously. DiRosa said that his understanding is that House’s claim to want politics " It ’s quite a day — raising than 8 ounces. The markets fear the surge in output of export there is enough money to do a study of the the meal. Most will ask what they taken out of the debate. the little guys from eggs and Today, the year-old turtles goods could aggravate inflation by tightening work required at Union Pond and to determine can bring to the party. Besides, “ If we took action, there getting to see them shipped weigh about 2'A pounds each. factory capacity, putting more spending money into the cost of such work. He said there probably many favorite recipes have been wouldn’t be any necessity for off,” said project spokeswo­ And for the first time this year, workers’ pockets and driving up wage costs due to would not be enough money available to exchanged during potluck bar­ rhetoric,” he said. “ It’s naive for man Donna Shaver. 98 2-year-old turtles weighing shrinking labor pools. That could move the Federal actually carry out any improvements. becues. his speechwriters to say. ’Drop First in the water was about 25 pounds each were Reserve to push interest rates even higher to try to There may be enough money to do a study of the political rhetoric,’ if they are “Captain Hook,” a turtle released in hopes that more curb growth. improvements at Center Springs Pond, too, The host should be responsible for going to make a deal with the caught by a fisherman whose mature animals will stand a Many traders are so worried about inflation that DiRosa said. the entree — it is less confusing. But scoundrel” in Panama 3-inch-long hook and steel better chance of surviving. “ they’d take almost any (economic) number at this Work to Union Pond would include dredging take heart: Deciding how many cable had been imbedded in its Galveston-grown turtles — point and put a negative cast to it,” said Gary to remove sediment and removal of any chickens or burgers to buy and cook throat. The cable was later marked with metal tags or Schlossberg, senior economist for Wells Fargo contaminants in the water from past chemical istheeasypart. Onenormallyailows David Kool/Manohaalar Harald David Kool/Manohaa/k-quart electric crockery cooker combine broth, water, I returned to the supermarket, J shrub TV* Tonight A with friends. Offers may not be available in all Send the required refund form and three ‘ 56 Female succotash, celery, onions and wheat berries. Cover; cook on and within a few minutes a clerk 3 2 3 6 areas of the country. 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Voices [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The River Rat' A young GD Police Story Stereo) Each laltar m Uia dpliar aland* lor anolhar. Todty'i ckf: D •qvili L. of: Peggy Lee. Larry Roberts, Barbara girl and her father, wha has returned after d§) Barney Miller GD News (CC). Bonnie: Here’s an interesting new product that Sapermarket buddy. 1955. Rated G. |ln Stereo) 13 years in prison, set out on a renovated ® G® St. Elsewhere (C C ) A fire ruins the simplifies a complex process. In the past, to old tourist boat lor a weekend trip on the [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred ' Z ’ E V J X I A V K A J [ESPN ] SporteLook annual awards dinner for Doctor of the Hickman, Nick Charles. properly coat foods with chocolate, the chocolate Sampler Mississippi. Tommy Lee Jones, Martha Year; Fiscus has disturbing news for his [TM C] MOVIE: '2010' ICC) The U.S. Plimpton. Brian Dennehy. 1984. Rated PG [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Man From Snowy first had to be tempered: that is, melted, cooled and Carolyn Wyman and Russia team up to investigate a failed mother. (60 min.) OJZDLVA JX NTSAXIZPW (In Stereo) River’ A young man comes of age at the rewarmed to produce a smooth, flossy coating. But 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE mission to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John The Automobile: Its First 100 Years turn of the century. Kirk Douglas, Tom Bur- & Bonnie Tandy Leblang [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Anne Karenina' In late Lithgow, Helen Mirren 1984. Rated PG. (In (60 min.) . linson, Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated PG. Dolci Frutta has cut this process down to merely J NLMMANN J X Stereo) 19th-century Russia, a woman defies so­ DTFAE XIJP cial conventions and engages in a passion­ ® Honeymooners [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Hour of the Assassin' melting the chocolate. [U SA ] Cartoons ate, though ultimately tragic, love affair GD Noticiero Unlvlslon When their Latin American country's mili­ We were somewhat frustrated by the vague with a dashing military officer. Adapted tary junta is threatened by the election of a NTSAXIZPW I J X A E . ' 6 :3 0 P M d ) C B S News (CC) [C N N ] Headline News Instructions on the back of the box. “ Cool until from Leo Tolstoy's novel. Jacqijeline Bis- civilian president, high-ranking officers hire C B Family Ties Pan 2 of 2 hardened.” “ Continue microwaving at 30 second set, Christopher Reeve. 1985. [H B O ] Hitchhiker (CC) A family mansion a vengeful assassin to murder the new WATVWA KLVPN. (X ) A B C N e w t (CC) becomes a horror chamber for a young in­ leader. Erik Estrada, Robert Vaughn. intervals.” “ Heat water to a simmer ... remove PEPPERRIDGE FARM TURNOVERS. APPLE 8 : 3 0 P M (X ) 35) Head of th* Claes (CC) MANCHESTER PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The rule in the art world Is: You cater to the (tj) Jaffartont (CC). valid (Jenny Seagrove). (In Stereo) 1987. Rated R. BERRY AND APPLE STRAWBERRY. $1.79 A Arvid's attractive pen pal is unaware that from heat. Place ... wafers in ... melt.” I ask, how masses or you kowtow to the elite; you can’t have both." — Bon Hecht. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ishtar' (CC) Two ter­ 3 D ® N B C New s (CC) her nerdish friend sent her handsome Er­ 11:35PM (X) Magnum, P.l. Part 2 of UVi-OZ. BOX OF FOUR PIES. minally untalented performers get caught long to cool? At what power should I continue ic's photograph instead of one of his own 31) Nightly Business Report In a web of intrigue when their agent books microwaving? And were we supposed to return the (R) Carolim: The best pie in the frozen food case is not DOUBLE COUPONS (9) Bosom Buddies them in a Middle Eastern country on the 11:50PM [IVIAX] MOVIE: 'Body pan to the heat after piacing the wafers in? I don’t QD Entertainment Tonight George Lucas pie at ali but rather Pepperidge Farm turnovers. Wf" St) Noticiero Univision verge of civil war. Warren Beatty, Dustin Double' (C C) An unemployed Hollywood think you should have to guess the answers. and Ron Howard preview their new movie. Hoffman. Isabelle Adjani. 1987. Rated PG- actor becomes implicated in a bizarre mur­ Pepperidge Farm’s great taste is due primarily to SEE STORE FOR DETAILS (St) Love Connection "W illow"; Geraldo Rivera on stunt acci­ 13. der scheme. Craig Wasson, Melanie Grif­ Other than the highly saturated palm oil that dents (Part 1 of 3). (In Stereo) superior pastry of many layers and probably even [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Down and Out In Bev­ fith, Gregg Henry. 1984. Rated R. (In should be avoided by folks who are concerned ateut Stereo) more calories. ’The occasion for calling attention to 10 OUNCE S* [ESPN] NBA Today [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole puts her erly Hills' A derelict ends up in the swim­ blood cholesterol, this product is natural. That’s relationship with her father and her closest this now is the company’s introduction of two new [H BO] MOVIE; 'My American Cousin' ming pool of a crazy 'nouveau riche' couple 1 2:00AM (T ) Hit Squad why I ’d be willing to put up with the poor directions. girlfriend cn the line when she befriends and is adopted into their household. Nick turnover flavors. Both are delicious and true to the Sundance I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME A 12-year-old girl experiences romantic the new girl in her class, a delinquent. GD Star Trek discovery and disillusion when her hot­ Nolle, Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfuss. fruits from whence they came. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) G® Topper Carolsm: What’s better than chocolate-covered Sparklers PACK shot American cousin arrives from Califor­ 9l00PM (X) Jake and the Fatman (CC) cherry cordial candy? Real chocolate-covered Unscramble these four Jumbles, nia. Margaret Langrick. John Witdman, Ri­ A renowned newswoman's career is j69- 1 0 :3 0 P M G§) Barney Miller @ )S o a p Bonnie: Like iniMt other frozen fruit and pastry ORANGE* GRAPE OR FRUtT KEaOGG'S* BREAKFAST CEREAL one letter to each square, to form chard Donat. 1985. Rated PG. pardized after a mobster is found mur­ ® Hogan's Heroes cherries such as the kind you can make with Saco’s desserts, Pepperidge Farm’s Turnovers contain four ordinary words. dered in her home. (60 min.) (R) IN N News [M A X ] M O VIE; 'Girt Happy' Rusty, the GD Newlywed Game new Dolci Frutta. ® Odd Couple about 50 percent of their calories from fat. Yet, Ssips 3 Corn leader of a hot musical combo, has the as­ (X) ® Hooperman (C C) Silardi's identi­ [CN N ] Newsnight The cream bianca tastes like white chocolate; the uiilike most others, these fruit-filled turnovers are YIRDT signment of keeping an eye on the daring cal twin, also a policeman, pays an Gl) M uy Especial daughter of a tough Chicago nightclub unexpected visit. (In Stereo) [T M C ] M O VIE: 'Trick or Treat' A put- con cioccolata like a high-quality dark. It’s true that made from natural ingredients without added Drinks Flakes 18 oz. GD Three's Company upon heavy-metal fan's life changes after owner. Elvis Presley. Shelley Fabares. (X) News nobody needs a product like this. Nobody needs art preservatives, gums, or other chemicals. If you can REFRESHING KRAFT ^ A > 1965 [HBO] Paul Rodriguez: I Need the he conjures up the violent spirit of his re­ or music either, but without them what a sadder •ffiSbs GD M OVIE: 'Som e Kind of Hero' An ex- Couch The star of "a.k.a. Pablo" per­ cently deceased Idol. Marc Price. Tony afford the calories' (about 300), I ’d recommend 7 ;0 0 P M d ) Entertainment Tonight Gl finds life at home more difficult than his place the world would be. them. • LIpton Tea forms before a live audience. Credits in­ Fields, Lisa Orgoiini. 1986. Rated R. (In Grape AGGYB George Lucas and Ron Howard preview six years as a POW. Richard Pryor. Margot clude roles in the movies "D.C. Cab” and Stereo) their now movie, "W illow Geraldo Riv­ Kidder, Ray Sharkey. 1982. "Quicksilver". (60 min.) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Dragnet Drinks l Jelly era on stunt accidents (Part 1 of 3). (In (§ ) G§) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Myster­ Stereo) 11:00PM QD (X) 3® 39 New* 12:30AM Q) w k r p in Cincinnati TROPICANA* REGULAR OR HOMESTYLE PEPPERMINT OR ASSORTED □ I E 1 1 _ ies include; a missing housewife linked to Menus ( B News an escaped convict; a man who preys on (X) (S) M 'A 'S 'H (X) Divorce Court fff) (O ) W heel of Fortune (CC). women's life savings. Host Robert Stack. (39 IN N News (X) Kiner's Korner Orange Chiclets (60 min.) (In Stereo) DEDUIG WHAT PO YOU SET d ) SI 00.000 Pyramid 39 Connecticut Beat GD Wendy and Me (31 MOVIE: ‘Hollywood: The Gift of WHEN A FAT m a n Street Juice pk. ST) Cheers (CC) Laughter' This compendium of classic co­ 39 @ ) U te Night W ith David Letter- Senior citizens Gum /MARRIES A FAT man (R) (In Stereo) served in the Manchester public and cheese, vegetable sticks, REG. O.J.. PLUS CALCIUM O.J. OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE S S K o ja k medy clips features Charlie Chaplin, Harold 39 New s (Live) ’The following meals will be MOUNDS*ALMOND JOY OR schools the week of May 23 peanut butter cookie. l a p y T 35) M*A*S*H Lloyd, Buster Keaton. W .C. Fields, Mae 39 Motorweek (M) Rat Patrol served at Mayfair Gardens and through 27: Friday: Pizza with cheese and West, the Marx Brothers, Cary Grant, Pe­ Crook and Chase ®}.AIfred Hitchcock Presents Citrus Hill ERWANS (O) MacNell/Lehrer Newshour ter Sellers and other movie madcaps. 39 York Now arrange the circled letters to Westhill Gardens the week of Monday: Hot dog on a roll, hash meat, garden salad, fmit. 64 oz. @ ) Barney Millar 39 PELICULA; 'Escalera C Robin Ren- GD More Real People 6 ct. form the surprise answer, as sug­ GS Tal Como Somos May 23 through 27 to Manchester ctn. brown potatoes, broccoli, peanut Select Mints pKg. ICIC gested by the above cartoon. ® ® Win, Lose or Draw residents who are 60 or older: American Playttousa: All My Sons crunch pudding. The following lunches will be SELECT* PLUS CALCIUM O.J. OR GRAPEFRUIT OR ALL VARIETIES (3 )C h a * re (C C ) A father's deceptions bring about his Monday: Cranapple juice, ’Tuesday: Steak nuggets, bar­ served at Coventry High School Answer here: A S i) Rosa Salvaje downfall in this Arthur Miller play starring chicken cutlet on a bun, mashed N^ yN >N>I ^ k AA. - James Whitmore, Michael Learned and Al­ becue sauce, baked beans, com the week of May 23 through 27: Citrus Hill Nightly Butlneaa Report dan Quinn. (2 hrs.) Trident (Answers tomorrow) ATTENTION potatoes, peas, ambrosia on the cob, bread and butter, Monday: Steak on a roll, 6ct. SD Family 'Hat [C N N ] Larry King Live pudding. orange wedges. Orange Juipe can Jumbles: ROUEjE^ FAMED GROUCH DONKEY vegetables, fruit. Gum pKg. Yesterday’s [C N N ] Monaylina [D IS ] MOVIE: 'A Shining Season* This GALA ART EXHIBIT & AUCTION Answer: The bake'll left his lob because he didn't this— ’Tuesday: Beef barley soup, Wednesday: Apple juice, sliced Tuesday: Oven fried chicken, GOLDEN QUARTERS SPEARMINT OR BUBBLE GUM [ESPN ] SportaCanter is the true story of John Baker, who spent "KNEAD’’^THE DOUGH Saturday, May 21st macaroni and cheese, green turkey and lettuce sandwich, whipped potatoes with gravy, [USA] Airwolf his final year of life coaching a losing girl's beans, garden salad, rye bread, potato chips, vegetable sticks, roll, fruit. Mrs. Filberts track team to a title-winning season. Timo­ ECLC LEARNING CENTER Cheweis Now bach tn iloch. JumbI, Booh No. * t, ,r,ir»bt« lor t2.b0, wbteh tnetod,, poatbM 7 :3 0 P M (X ) PM M iqazina Alan Thicke thy Bottoms, Allyn Ann McLerie. Ed Be­ peanut butter bars. ^ sn* hBridllng. Irom JumbI*. cN> Ihig n*wipsp*r. P.O. Bex 4 N * . OrIsfMie, FL S2I02-42M . 48t Spring Street, Manchetter brownie. Wednesday: Spaghetti with Includ* your nsm*. sdtfress snd tip eedt snd msk* your cheek peyibie te Newspepefbeoki. ( "Growing Pains"); children who undergo gley. Jr. 1979. Margarine i b pk. Wednesday: Apple Juice, Thursday: Shells with meat meat sauce, green beans, garlic Gum plastic surgery. [E S P N ] Swamp Buggy Spectacular Preview at 7 P.M. / Auction at 8 P.M. spaghetti and meat sauce, Par­ SOFT FRESHENS BREATH (T ) Current Affair sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread, bread, fruit. 9 :3 0 P M (X) (S) Ju tt in H m e (CC) Donation*; *5 - Proceed* to Benefit mesan cheese, antipasto salad, pears. ’Thursday: Cook’s choice. (X ) Jaopardyl (CC). Harry and Joanna fulfill a 16-year-old V idling Nurse A Home Care o f Manchester Mrs. Filberts psychic's prophecy when they share their mixed vegetables, Italian bread, Friday: Tuna salad on a roll, Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. Dentyne (X) (S) Barney Miller ★ first kiss at a journalism awards banquet. Ruffle Complimentary IFine A Cheete end Deuerl fresh fruit. potato sticks, cole slaw, gold cake (U) INN News Credit Card* Aeeepted Spread com. pk. GD Odd Couple Thursday: Cheese soup, sea­ with fruit sauce. Gifm ® M*A*8*H SOFT 8 o z . APPLE.PEAR OR MIXED FRUIT food salad, macaroni salad, RHAM high schools e done on a much grander scale than snywhare at the touch of a button. The hot noon meal is listed first, Wednesday: Juice, spaghetti propitious Is stirring (or you at this time, 3 lb. * -you've previously experienced. This will [ESPN ] Schofaatie Sports America on the guards. If the cool evening meal second. with meat sauce, green beans, Thur^ay: Fruitjuice,grinder, com. even though you might not be aware of chips, banana. Spread Dog Treats -ij>e true socially as well as commercially. Monday: Boneless pork loin bread, ice cream. r^'AURUS (April 20-May 20) Your opti- It. It's being engineered by an ally who 8 ;0 0 P M (X) Smothers Brothara Co­ Burt wins, he SMOOTH EASY OFF* REGULAR OR LEMON with gravy, baked potato, squash, Thursday: Bacon, cheese and Friday: ’Tuna in a pocket ~.)nlstlc, expectant attitude will not only has your Interests at heart. medy Hour Guests Inckida comic Foster bread, lettuce and tomato cup, 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) A sit­ Brooke, Italian acrobata tha Adz Brothers could lose salad, dessert. Roast beef sand­ tomato sandwich, potato salad, Shedd’s *-}mooth out your own path today, but It snd ventriloquist Bonn Lucas. (60 min.) chips, peaches. Oven ^Svlll also make it easier for those who uation may develop tpday where you wich, fruit, milk. pickles, pudding cake. 8 oz. (X) M D V IE: ‘Sum mer Rental' A hamed everything. 16 OZ. •Tvalk by your side. Trying to patch up a find yourself acting as an agent on be­ Tuesday: Roast turkey with cups air-traffic controllar takes hit family on a Friday: Fruit juice, shell pizza, Spread Cieaner can ^Iroken romance? The Matchmaker sat half of another. Make a good deal, be­ stuffing and gravy, whipped salad, pudding with topping. Florida vacation and winds up In a t^lboat 8 Andover Elementary SPREADABLE FOR FINE WASHABLES •-{^an help you understand what Is need- cause you'll share In the benefits. competition with hie landlord. John Candy, potatoes, peas, salad, dessert. * y d to restore the relationship. Mall $2 to CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. IB) Try not Richard Crsnna, Rip Tom . 1985. Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Coventry schools ’The following lunches will be Cabot Wooiite IMatchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O to prejudge people or events today, be- (T ) ® Growing Paine (CC) Jason offers Wednesday: Shells with mild serve at Andover Elementary 1 lb. *-eox 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 PBusedhere are strong indications that professional help to a woman with suicidal The following lunches will be 32 oz. 'Yhings will work out much better than tsndanciei. (R) meat sauce, wax beans, peas, School the week of May 23 Butter pkg. Liquid btl. >DEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Play youn you expect. Be hopeful. Evening fifiagazin* Hollywood ru­ salad, dessert. Ham salad sand­ served in the Coventry elemen­ through 27: FROZEN* PEPPERIDGE FARMS* CORN* CINN. SVWRL OR a bunches today In situations that could (X) SPOT a STAIN AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your fi­ mors; U.S. Attorney Rudolph (xuiliani. wich, fruit, milk. tary schools the week of May 23 . Monday: Grinders, salad, 'Enhance your material security. Don't through 27: w «u t limitations on your Imagination. nancial trends show strong evidence of (0 ) HIH Street Blue* Tharsday: Corned beef dinner, chips, applesauce. Biueberry growth at this time. There la a possibility Monday: Fruitjuice, clam roll, Wooiite Rug - Th ink big and act boldly. (3) Columbo boiled potato, carrots, salad, Tue^ay: Charbroiled patty, 11 oz. 16 oz. •pANCER (June 21-July 22) Something you'll receive greater remuneration macaroni salad, hot vegetables, pkg. (8) MOVIE: ‘National Lampoon's Ani­ dessert. Chicken sandwich, fruit, mashed potatoes, com, pudding Muffins Cieaner can i J o r which you've been hoping has good from something you're now doing. mal House' A feud arupti between rival PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your popu­ milk. brownie. with tcbping. FROZEN* ALL VARIETIES BATHROOM OR KITCHEN •possibilities for coming Into fruition. fratemitlat. John Bekiehl, Tim Matheson, Baked haddock, Tuesday: Fruit juice, pancakes Wemesday: Roast turkey, *Thls Is not a time to give up on your larity, especially with members of the Donald Sulheriand. 1978. F rid a y: opposite gender. Is spiraling upwards. whipped potatoes, spinach, salad, and syrup, sausage pattie, muf­ mashed potatoes, green beans, Nestie > (Ireams or desires. IS) (S) Aaren'a W ay (C C ) A bote at Mick­ Scratch 1II.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) YoUr behavior An exciting, new romarice may be In the ey's new asrotpace Job orders him to by­ fin, fruit cup. ice cream, rolls. 14.1 oz. dessert. Bologna and cheese 16 oz. • SrIII win you the respect and approval of offing. pass security. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ^NlGHTATSNjjj^ Wednesday: Oven-roasted tur­ Cookies pkg. Guard btl. sandwich, fruit, milk. 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TACO B « t t " Lansford directs A’s past struggling Red Sox By Dovb O'Hara he was going to get his first start The Associated Press until 10 minutes biefore game time AL Romiilap Tuesday night. • BOSTON — Veteran Carney Lansford "loves” hitting and “I was still excited no matter scoring runs, and he’s doing Oakland Manager Tony La- what, even if I had known plenty of both for the high-riding Russa said he wants ail his (earlier),” the 28-year-old De­ Oakland A’s. troit left-hander said. “I had KANUTt by ChMlM M. SciNib players to be “complete hitters” Lansford, who leads the major — not sluggers who “try to hit the some nervous energy. I was a leagues with 61 hits and 20 bail out of the park.” little too pumped up. I was Just iSV multi-hit games, set the table In that regard, he said, “Lans­ glad to get through the first inning JUMPEP again Tuesday night in helping ford is a complete everything.” without any major damage.” "Wait till he does the whole beach. the A’s to a 12-7 victory over the CZC? FARTHERTHAM “We have the pitching staff, we Gibson pitched seven solid Then we'll pick his pockets." Boston Red Sox. have the hitters,” McGwire said. innings, allowing seven hits and C iSSSbyNCAbw . Now the Oakland leadoff hitter, "The key thing for us right now is three runs, one unearned, as the Lansford had a double and two to keep consistent and not get too Tigers beat the Milwaukee Brew­ singles, scored three runs and THE QRIZZWEUi by Bill Schorr high or too low.” ers 8-4 and snapped a three-game drove in one. , McGwire wore a tee shirt with losing streak. “I love scoring runs,” said I M T « m i 0 3 «2P O r the words “no mercy” across the Lansford, the American League front. And the A’s showed none as I \ m PIET$..^^ A < h a ppih ^ » l a m p i ^;ak I i m M l k a i batting champion while with ^iDUWPUf^^ they hammered rookies Steve Indians 6, White Sox 2 S--/B ^HBER'jOU UP, g b r i ^ J Boston in 1981. "I love it, Ellsworth, 1-S, and John Traut- Rich Yett and Doug Jones especially hitting leadoff. wein for 12 hits and 11 runs in less ~ V “ combined on a six-hitter and HAQAfI THE HOmiBLE by Dlk Brown# o. “I just have to get on base the than four innings. Andy Allanson lilt a three-run way these guys are swinging the McGwire said the shirt was homer in the eighth inning as Wb eoizTA t Mp e W t h is P A P ry t o s e t Me p bat. I feel like every time I go up ATTMB UAST/VWHABMT from his brother-in-law’s bowling Cleveland won for the sixth time I’m going to put the bail in play.” team. in the last seven games. And, with a hefty .381 batting Besides, he added, ‘Tve al­ ftffJ i f f ' , Yett scattered five hits over 6 average, Lansford said the hit­ ways said that: ‘Go out and play 2-3 innings, including solo homers ting has been contagious as^the hai^ and show no mercy.’” by Daryl Boston and Dan Pasqua. A’s threaten to make a runaway “They just pounded us early,” Rookie Jack McDowell was the of theALW estwitha 28-lOrecord, Boston Manager John McNam­ loser despite pitching his fifst including IB-4 on the road. ara said. complete game in the majors. CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casale “I think everybody is so confi­ Veteran Bob Stanley, who McDowell gave up 10 hits. dent in their hitting that it’s like, rejoined the Red Sox last Friday WHAT IN ^ I'VE eOT THE ‘Give me a bat.' It doesn’t matter after a surprising early recovery THE WORLD PECODIHG. who’s on the mound. It really from severe hand cuts suffered in Rangers 7, Blue Jays 6 AREVDU P0IN6 , doesn’t.” Oddibe McDowell walked with HERET Zi mid-January, followed Ellsworth THBmANTOM by Lae FaHc S Sy Barry "Carney is hitting and we’re and Trautwein in the fourth. the bases loaded to force home picking him up by moving him Stanley was in fine form, the tie-breaking run in the 14th *lOAPeP Vfim WEAPONS "SecneTLi ixuven ihru the BUT eVERyTHINO WENT over and knocking him in,” said allowing just four hits and one inning and Scott Fletcher’s sacri­ F fim ABACABAH,, f " 'JUN6LB TO HERE, t" WTONeMLWMVe THAT L . 1987 rookie of the year Mark fice fly drove in what proved to be AP photo AWRK/ WHY? W W ? J ^ run, striking out six and not W 1 -it M McGwire, who hit a two-run walking a batter in 5 2/3 innings. the winner. homer, his 11th. The Red Sox matched Oak­ James Steels started the WINNERS AGAIN — Oakland first 12-7, Tuesday night at Fenway Park. I’Camey was someone I never land’s 16 hits, but, McNamara Rangers’ I4th with a double off baseman Mark McGwire, left, and McGwire hit a home run and Honeycutt heard that much about when I noted, they didn’t come through Mark Eichhom, but tagged up on pitcher Rick Honeycutt, right, shake pitched three innings of relief to earn the was in the National League, ” said with as many key hits as the A’s. Geno Petralli’s long fly and had to hands after the A's beat the Red Sox, save. newcomer Dave Parker, "but Wade Boggs had three hits, stop at third' when the bail some of the guys getting ail the including two off the pitcher, caromed off the right-field wall by Tony Fernandez and Ranee Twins 6, Royals 5 Gary Gaetti and Randy Bush notoriety couldn’t carry that while Rick Cerone had three for another double. Mulliniks. before Larkin lined an 0-2 pitch ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson m an’s jock strap.” singles. Rookie Brady Anderson After an intentional walk to Gene Larkin singled home into center field, scoring Puckett. Parker, who had a double and a drove in three runs >^th a triple Curtis Wilkerson. Steels was Home runs by Incaviglla and Kirby Puckett with the tying run Davidson, running for Hrbek, TOMORROW'. m K .AN Pm a single and two RBI, said he has and an infield grounder. forced at the plate on Jerry Larry Parrish helped Texas take with two out in the ninth inning scored right behind him when "never seen a lineup like this” Browne’s grounder. But Eich­ a 4-0 lead. Jose Guzman blanked and Mark Davidson also scored Wilson’s throw to third skipped Tigers 8, Brewers 4 hom then walked McDowell and Toronto until Fred McGriff’s on a throwing error by Kansas BLONDIE by Daan Young S Stan Drake after the A’s 16-hit attack. into the Twins’ dugout. “ We have five guys capable of Paul Gibson speiit 10 years in Tom Henke yielded Fletcher’s two-run homer in the seventh and City center fielder Willie Wilson. sacrifice fly. Toronto scored a run the Blue Jays scored twice in the Puckett and Kent Hrbek Winner Juan Berenguer gave STOP UStie MV HOUSE POR hitting 20 honfe runs and three or the minor leagues before getting AsHooncuT.v four guys capable of hitting.” he his first shot in the majors this in the bottom of the 14th off ninth to send the game into extra started the inning with singles off up a run in the eighth on Wilson’s said. year. And he didn’t find out that winner Dale Mohorcic on doubles innings. Gene Garber, who struck out double and George Brett’s single. L >\ Smit, in unexpected turnaround, three-hits Yanks

NEW YORK (AP) - Right­ minor league games last season Swift said. One of the errors, by Mattingly, Willie Randolph, Swift struck out Randolph walked to bring up hander Billy Swift didn’t even before having bone spurs re­ Ken Phelps got the Mariners preceded Phelps’ eighth homer, a the side in the first inning and two Mattingly. expect to make the Seattle moved from his right elbow June even with a two-run homer off 400-foot shot into Yankee Stadi­ more Yankees in the second, “I threw a sinker to him, right Mariners’ squad this spring and n . Yankees starter Richard Dotson. um’s third deck in right field. including Dave Winfield who over the plate, and he Jammed the New York Yankees can wish "I worked hard this winter. I 5-1, in the fourth inning and A throwing error by third failed to get a hit for the first time himself,” Swift said of Mattingly, he didn’t. got it ready,” said Swift, who ex-Yankee Scott Bradley put the baseman Mike Pagliarulo paved in 21 home games this season. who lifted a harmless broken bat WHAT A OUY by Bill Hecst “No. none at all, not really,” gave up a two-run first-inning Mariners ahead 3-2 with his first the way for three unearned fly to center to end the Yankees’ Swift, 3-1, said Tuesday night homer to Don Mattingly before homer of the season in the sixth. Seattle runs in the seventh when ”We Just didn’t hit. It happens final chance. when asked to assess his chances shutting down the Yankees on two Seattle got some unexpected Ray Quinones, Harold Reynolds sometimes. We just never got “Billy Swift throws as good a help in the form of three throwing and Bradley had RBI singles. going. There were no uprisings, sinker as anyone. I compare him "l DON’T KNOW -- of making the Mariners after a hits over the final eight innings, season spent on the disabled list. striking out six and walking only errors by New York infielders. “You get pumped up for games no threats, no nothing,” said to (New York Mets reliever) I 6UE6S I’M HERE Swift’s three-hitter lifted the two. “I never get excited over against these guys, but you go out Winfield, whose average dropped Roger McDowell,” catcher Brad­ BECAUSE YOU Mariners to a 6-2 victory over the “I threw a little hard to thrown balls or missed ground and pitch the same way,” said to .393. ley said. WANT M Y INPUT Yankees and enabled him to pitch Mattingly and when I throw my balls. That’s part of the game,” Swift, who used only 105 pitches. Swift faced one crisis in the “I don’t know if I ever hit one in ON THE his first complete game since sinker hard, it stays up. After said Yankees manager Billy After Mattingly’s third homer eighth when Roberto Kelly pinch batting practice here,” Bradley hit a triple with two out and said of his tie-breaking homer. CURRICULUM.” 1986. Swift appeared in only five that. I Just took a lot off of it,” Martin, a former infielder. of the year followed a walk to Hawks confident as series shifts back to Boston By Howard Ulman “We’re more relaxed with the said. “It probably will be for defense and not 18” on Hawks’ allowed Atlanta to come back. Hawks center Tree Rollins said. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook The Associated Press series tied,” said Wilkins, who another 25 to 30 years.” possessions, Ainge said. “Each "You can get away with it” at “ We played pretty good defense had 40 points in Monday night’s The sixth game of the series is guy has to take responsibility to home, McHale said. "On the up there and now we have our BOSTON — Nerves and the 118-109 victory after having sub- scheduled Friday night at prevent turnovers because the road, it’s totally different.” confidence back. The whole com- PwHArr arb\ ^ rni$ 1$ Trie B x p e N S E ^ what’s it'5 whbpe ya; P^triPee 6Leepi.ee5 (Celtics (Coach K.C. Jones said 'plexion has changed,’’ VoO DOlHCr, \ ACOVkir foR MV 6(^/HE55 THAT.? ADD UP EVeRVTrtlKJG- Celtics got the better of Atlanta par performances in the first two Atlanta. If needed, a seventh ball is valuable. U16HT6, SeveN KMcSTT^D game will be played Sunday at "We’ve been too individual. his team needs to slow down an T^t home, most of the Hawks TKIP iAUREL. I Trie IfeiP COST , ^MACHE, F iv e NEIO when the Hawks made their last games. "These games have given trip to Boston. Now that the us confidence going into Boston. Boston. In last year’s playoffs, We’ve been trying to make the Atlanta fast break led by guards played well. After the depression URiHiaee. RTt^reeM both Milwaukee and Detroit great pass and it hasn’t always Glenn Rivers, who had a team of the opening two losses, they filW HAIR^...' Hawks have tied their NBA We have to continue playing playoff series, they’re a lot looser tough defense and rebounding. forced the (Celtics to seventh been there.” playoff-record 22 assists Monday enjoyed a spiritual revival. as they return to Boston Garden. "It’s anyone’s game now and I games. But each of those seventh Boston’s 22 turnovers led to 30 night, and Spud Webb. “We had a 19-point lead (Mon­ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Tbaves Atlanta’s Dominique Wilkins think both teams know it. We Just games was played at Boston and Atlanta points in the fourth game. Boston’s guard situation has day night), let Boston back in and admitted his team was tight have to be the better team now.” Uie Celtics won both. "In the third game, we shot worsened. Dennis Johnson has a still kept our poise.” Atlanta during a 110-101 loss in the opener Atlanta won't have the home- Only four NBA teams have lost poorly,” (Celtics’ forward Kevin sore back after falling in Game 4, forward Kevin Willis said. “This of the best-of-seven Eastern court advantage, which has been best-of-seven series after winning McHale said. "In the fourth but is expected to play tonight. may take seven games, but I NEW AUTOS No, IT PlPNT MAfcE (Conference semifinal. The Cel­ a significant factor in games the first two games. Boston is 35-0 game, we had some good shots. Jim Paxson, the first guard off think we’ll get it done.” "MoTbp TfZeNt>’' <=Ap. tics also won the second game, between the teams. The Hawks after winning the first two games We made some, but our turnovers the bench, also has a back In the fourth game, “for the 108-97. have won the last six games of a playoff series. k ill^ us.” problem that could keep him out first time, we were getting OF TT/e Pu t But the Hawks won the next two against the Celtics at Atlanta but Home and history, however, Boston has yet to play a of his second consecutive game. contributions from everybody,” games when the series shifted to have lost the last 13 at Boston. won’t be enough for the Celtics consistently strong game in the Neither practiced Tuesday. Wilkins said. “That’s the only Bridge IT A FOLp-OUT IN ^ Atlanta and are more optimistic ‘"rhe home court is important, against the revived Hawks, ac­ series. It led 38-23 and 25-9 after Atlanta is healthy, physically way we can win. going into tonight’s fifth game at always has been since I came into cording to guard Danny Ainge. the first quarters of the first two and metitally. “We Just have to go back to 9 «(?fpLAcgME|S/T PA PT^ i "I feel great going back there,” Boston and break the spell.” Boston Garden. the league,” Boston’s Larry Bird "We have to play 24 seconds of games, then had lapses that ter than A-x-x-x-x, competed by bid­ M o n t h l y ." i NORTH t - ll- t l o «AQS Use and abuse ding three clubs. V94 East happily doubled. He was look­ ♦ 10 4 3 of a double WINTHROP by DIckCavani D-Day has arrived for Moog, Bruins ♦ A 8762 ing at five tricks, and maybe his part­ By James Jacoby ner could help. Right on! Declarer was WEST EAST down two tricks for minus 500, and it’s MY EXPENSES KEEP X'M A F R A ID I L U HOW DID DO Bv Ken Rappoport a lot of fan support, the North­ When those comments were Oilers co-coach John Muckier reported to Sather, he said he had « J 10 8 7 ♦ 0 6 4 2 Doubling artificial bids as a lead-di­ easy to see that a different layout in SOINSr UR.. T O R A IS E M Y I YOU DO WHAT-? The Associated Press lands Coliseum. said. “We thought that no matter VK 62 V A 10 8 S recting device has come into' vogue. the diamond suit might have set him AS-AIM. THAT? The Oilers didn’t think it made felt "betrayed” by Moog. how well Andy played at times, ♦ J 0 8 S 2 ♦ A K 800. So what’s the point in all this? much difference who they faced. “He played in this organization that Grant had more talent. AO ♦ K Q 5 Such a double is often carelessly EDMONTON, Alberta - After made, with no certainty that, the suit Just two suggestions for any partner­ starting a war of words with the “I don’t think Andy will have with ail these players for so "If you look at it, you’ll notice SOUTH ship striving to play the game at a high any special advantage over us long,” Sather said. "He said he that Andy has been No. 2 should be led. And sometimes it leads JL J fL JL Edmonton Oilem, it's finally ♦ KS to another kind of disaster. Thday level of competence. First, don’t make D-Day for Andy Moog. Just because he knows our person­ feels there are more players who wherever he’s gone. He was No. 2 VQJ 7 S Eiast-West were playing that a two- haphazard lead-directing doubles. Moog, who played in the nel,” Oilers coach Glen Sather contribute on that team than this with us, No. 2 on the Canadian ♦ Q 76 club response to one nortnimp was Send, agree with your partner that, said. “We know him. too. He’s a team. What he’s saying is that Olympic Team (behind Sean ♦ J 10 4 3 when you are a passed hand, such a shadow of Grant Fuhr as an Oiler, asking for a //ve-card nnajor. Without < LB M o HAVB - will get the starting assignment good goaltender. He’s quick, cuts Mark (Messier) and Wayne Burke) and No. 2 at Boston behind Vulnerable; Both a five-card major, opener would bid double never suggests that you would down angles well.” (Gretzky) and Grant (Fuhr) and Lemelin.” Dealer: North two diamonds. So West, with a weak like to compete for a part-score. 15 CBNT5 -fnooptehiTs 25 CEMTS — for the Boston Bruins tonight in the opening game of the Stanley If the starting assignment ail the great players who played While with Edmonton, Moog hand, searching for a better spot to meant something special to with him — and carried him — was part of four teams that Weit North Eait Soath play than one no-trump, tried his spe­ (^p finals. Paw 1 NT Paw It was the worst-kept secret in Moog, it inspired no such eu­ didn’t do anything for his career. reached the Stanley Cup finals. cial two-club response. Whatever U.8 . ACRES by Jim Davis “ Well, I think that’s unfair of 24 Dbi. Paw Paw partner bid would become the final James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on the Bruins’ locker room following phoric feelings among the Oilers, He played the entire playoffs in 2 ♦ Paw Paw 34 Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games’ ’Tuesday’s practice. particularly Sather. Moog. He can criticize manage­ 1983 when the Oilers reached Paw Paw Dbl. Paw contract, including two diamonds. But North was having none of that — he (written with bis father, the late Os­ First, Bruins Coach Terry Earlier in the week, Sather had ment, but he shouldn’t criticize their first Cup final, losing to the Paw Paw wald Jacobyf are now available at expressed dismay over com­ the players.” New York Islanders in four doubled two elute for the lead. West AP photo O'Reilly declined to name his Opening lead: 4 J bid two diamonds. Then South, who bookstores. Both are published by^ W m starting goaltender against the ments attributed to Moog about Moog had left the Oilers under straight. Pharos Books. the Oilers. After the Bruins had unhappy circumstances. Follow­ He played the last two games of imagined that North’s clubs were bet- BRING ON THE BRUINS — Edmonton's Kevin Lowe, defending Stanley C^p champion Oilers. beaten the New Jersey Devils In ing the Oilers’ Stanley Cup the 1984 final when Fuhr separ­ left, and Kevin McClelland practice roughhouaing But then Moog, a former Oiler the Wales Conference finals, • victory over the Philadelphia ated his shoulder as the Oilers together during a team practice Tuesday at Northlands who left Edmonton under stress­ Moog disparaged the Oilers. Flyers last spring, Moog ex­ defeated the Islanders. pressed a desire to be traded. Coliseum in preparation for tonight’s first game of the ful conditions, revealed the news Comparing the Bruins with the But in 1985 and 1987, Moog Oilers, Moog was quoted as Although had played a good watched from the bench as Fuhr Stanley Cup Finals against the Boston Bruins. Andy that he was picked to start over PEOPLE WHO k n o w Rejean Lemelin. saying; “This (Boston) Isn’t the deal of the season, he generally played every game. know there's a certain magic I m l W W ■ ■ Moog will start in goal for the Bruins Instead of Rejean Moog said he was excited by the same as it was in Edmonton. This was considered the No. 2 goal- Moog ultimately demanded a about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 Lemelln. The Bruins haven't won the Stanley Cup since prospect of facing his old team in is a 20-guy effort. Everyone feels tender on the Oilers behind Fuhr. trade, and the Oilers eventually C 1SSS United fmtwn Byii4c»l». bic they’ve had a hand in winning.” “He couldn’t handle that,” 1972. a building where he once inspired dealt him to the Bruins. W - MANCHESTER HERALD, WedHwday, May il. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 18. 1988 - 17 Thompson faces task of molding Olympic team IN B R IE F Coventry girls’ softball By Jim O'Connell 98 players to this week’s Trials at There are some people who are occasion that the U.S. lost an 17 to Oct. 2 — will Interfere with play so much and be willing to the schooled dates for the The Associated Press the U.S. Olympic Training Ccil-« i Wylng out for only a starting spot accept the role of cheerleader.” Olympic basketball game and Bond player of the year ter. The first workout was scliie-^ t l^ause of their makeup.’’ gold medal. opening of training camps. Cheers were somewhat Four of the five underclassmen HAMDEN — Quinnipiac College first still in unbeaten ranks COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. duled today. ' Big East Commissioner Dave subdued last summer when the There hqs been one change — John Thompson’s two-sided Thompson will trim the group Gavitt will be working his fourth medal harvest yielded only three from tte original Trials schedule. . who have declared themselves baseman Doug Bond of Somers, an 1989 East COLCHESTER - The rains EC VS. Northwest— West (EC) halved eligible for the NBA draft are Catholic High School graduate, was named with Rich Collyer 41-41, Senseney (EC) pressure situation has reached to about 20 players for a July Trials and the coach of the 1980 silvers. Brazil beat the United A pool made up of eight members came, but not hard enough to def. Babisch 4244, Macdonald (E C ) def. another stage. camp at Georgetown before a Olympic team knows what of the media will be allowed to schooled to attend the Trials. Tuesday the Northeast-10 Conference player of H.S. Roundup Paraflortl 44-47, ciorman (E C ) def. States for the gold in the Pan prevent unbeaten Coventry High Mc(>ourn 4258, Cote (E C ) def. Douphl- 15-man traveling team is chosen '.''ThcSnpson faces in selecting the American Games, while Yugosla­ view the scrimmages Thursday the year. Bond led Quinnipiac to a 26-8-1 record, from posting a five-inning 14-0 nas 44-47, Maher (E C ) def. Donoghue The Georgetown coach, named for an exhibition schedule. The teom. via won the gold in both the World through Saturday. Originally, no Kentucky’s Rex Chapman, who batting .422 with eight homers and 35 RBIs. victory over Bacon Academy 40-50, EC won medal point, 173-179. to head the 1908 U.S. Olympic final 12-man team will be chosen “It no longer is a matter of University Games and the junior memters of the media were to be surprised many with his an­ Quinnipiac will play in the NCAA Division II Tuesday afternoon in Charter men's basketball team two years nouncement last week to leave from its appointed round with Games postponed Just before the Olympics begin on picking the 12 best players, but world championships. allowed into the scrimmages, tournament. Bond, a senior, was also named to Oak Conference girls’ softball South Windsor and Enfield High ago, has had to prepare for Sept. 17 at Seoul, South Korea. ‘ ikther the 12 best that comprise a with admission limited to two school after his sophomore sea­ the all-conference team. action. Rain washed out the bulk of defense of the gold medal while son, DePaul’s Rod Strickland, Tuesday afternoon at the Man­ team,” Gavitt said. “Eight or ' “There’s no doubt the rest of representatives of each NBA The win moves the Patriots to chester Country Club. The Indi­ ’Tuesday’s scholastic schedule U.S. basketball managed only “We’re not selecting an all-star nine players will stand out and the world is catching up to us,” team and selected representa­ Pittsburgh’s Jerome Lane and 10-0 in the conference, 13-0 overall leaving a couple of teams in a silver medals in three major then the coach has to look for North Carolina State’s Charles Kohut fires hole-ln-one ans and Bobcats tied at 176 apiece team. We’re selecting a basket­ Gavitt said. tives of footware companies. while the loss drops the Bobcats while the Indians bested Enfield, bind with the end of the regular competitions last summer. ball team and there’s a distinct specialists, whether they be def­ The Pan Am Games defeat was The NBA has had an impact on Schackleford ate expected to be to 4-7. Coventry was scheduled to season fast approaching. at the Trials. The fifth declared Mike Kohut of Manchester aced the 141-yard, 176-196. Manchester is now 6-13-1 Now Thompson has to choose 12 difference,’’ Thompson said. ensive, S-point riiooters or bal- just the second for the United the Trials because of the league’s fifth hole at Manchester Country Club on host RHAM High today at 3:30 Cheney Tech’s baseball team is players from the many talented Ihandlers. He has to find players decision to allow players it drafts underclassman, Tito Horford of overall. “There are some people who are States in that competition. The Tuesday using a 7-iron. He was playing with p.m. in a battle of conference South Windsor’s Bill Mann took 7-7 and needs to win three of its amateurs in the country. The first incapable of being the sixth man, for the 9,10, 11 and 12 spots that other occurred in 1971, and the to participate in the Olympics, Miami, Fla., is a native of the leaders. final six games to qualify for step in that process was to invite will be willing to sacrifice, not Dominican Republic. John Landers. medalist honors with a 38. Jason mentally and psychologically. next year maiked the only even though the late dates—Sept. “I was just glad we were able to Oatway shot a 42 to lead Manches­ postseason play. The Beavers’ play. It was raining hard off and ter followed by Jeff Burnett 43, game with Portland was post­ Vlllanova cops opener on but (Kim) Mizesko didn’t have Jon Lutin 44, Ray Smith 47 and poned and rescheduled Thurs­ any trouble,” Coventry Coach Larry Briggs 54. day, giving the Techmen six BRISTOL — Left-hander Rafael Novoa struck AP photo Rich Page said. games in a stretch of six school out six and scattered six hits as Villanova Manchester’s next match is FRONT RUNNER — SMU head basket­ Mizesko, 13-0, worked the first today at Glastonbury High. days. East Catholic’s game with SCOREBOARD defeated St. John’s 7-1 in the Big East four innings. She allowed one hit, Notre 'Dame of West Haven at Conference tournament. ball coach Dave Bliss, shown in a file walked one and struck out seven. Quigley Stadium was also post­ Tuesday’s second game with Seton Hall, the photo, is now the leading candidate for Sophomore Chris Gagnon EC wins pair poned until Thursday. East was Alhlstlcs12.Rsd8ox7 w in, lose & DRKW Astras 3.Plrates2 league’s defending champion, leading the vacant University of New Mexico mopped up, walking one and scheduled to visit Xavier High striking out two in her one-inning HEBRON — The East Catholic Providence 4-0 was suspended after 11/3 innings post. golf team downed St. Joseph, 7-0, today at 3:30 p.m., giving the B aseball OAKLAND BOSTON PITTSBUROH HOUSTON Softbafl because of rain, to resume at 1 p.m. today. stint. Eagles four games in a three-day eB rh M ObrhM obrllbl ObrhM The Patriots collected 10 hits and Northwest Catholic, 6>/i-‘A, LonsfrdSb 5 3 3 1 BAndsnef 4 0 13 Bonds If 4000 G Young Cf 3000 The winner will play Villanova in the winner’s Injury sidelines Connors ’Tuesday afternoon at the Tal- stretch. They visit Fairfield Prep Hubbrd2b 1000 Barrett 2b 5 0 0 0 Und2b 400 0 BHotchrlf 4 110 TONIOHrS OAMES bracket today. The loser meets St. John’s in led by Jen Daniels’s three-hit for a doubleheader on Friday. A Iwood Country Club. Amirlcin Lngue stindings Parker dh 5 1 2 2 B o m 3b 5 2 3 0 VanSIvkef 4000 Pnkovhlb 4000 Telephone vs. HPMarket, 6 - today’s opener. outing. She drove in four runs. Coventry High’s baseball game Canseco rf 4 2 11 DwEm lb 5 13 1 Bonilla 3b 4000 (Mtavis 1b 3 000 Fitzgerald WASHINGTON - Jimmy Connors, the Monica Hodina chipped in two East is now 6-1 in the ACC and Jennings If 0000 Greenwl If 4 0 11 Bream lb 3 110 Bassrf 4 12 1 Brand Rex vs. Cycle, 7:30 - fifth-ranked player in the world, withdrew from 9-1 overall. St. Joe’s dips to 2-4-1, against Bacon Academy in Col­ ■Mt DIvMen McGwir lb 3212 Homdh 5 0 10 Million ph 1000 Romlrzss 4 12 1 Rtzgerald safeties for the winners. Coventry chester was rescheduled today at W L Pet. OB Hassey c 4 122 Benzngrrf 5 12 2 RRevIdsrf 2 100 Trevino c 2 0 10 the upcoming French Open tennis tournament 9-7-1, while Northwest slides to ItawYorfc 2S 13 .« » — Dean vs. Police, 6 — Robertson scored three runs in the first 3:30 p.m. The Manchester High Mercodoc 0000 Romero ss 5 12 0 LVilrec 2012 CJcksn3b 4 0 11 J.C.Penney vs. Medical, 7:30 - Walters settlement Is near Tuesday because of an injured right foot. 3-9. Clwttand 23 14 .622 1 DHedsncf 5 0 12 Ceronec 4 2 3 0 Bernard n 20 10 DSmIthp 0 0 0 0 Robertson inning and put it away with an boys’ track meet at Pete Wigren Detroit 22 15 .595 Vh Javier If 5 111 MDIozph 1000 Scottp 3 000 Connors, 35, first injured the foot prior to last East’s Dan Maher took medal­ Boston 19 16 .543 A'h NUMethodlst vs. Food, 6 — Pagani TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — A tentative settlement .eight-run third. Track against South Windsor was Phillips 2b 2 111 Ferminn 000 0 Aoostop 0 000 Aldo's vs. Keith, 7:30 — Pagani year’s U.S. Open. He aggravated the injury ist honors with a 40. Milwaukee 20 17 .541 A'h G allm 2b 2 0 10 Smilevp 2000 Walling 3b 0 0 0 0 Jim's vs. Elks, 6 — Nike. in Alabama’s case against New York sports also rescheduled today at 3:30 Toronto 16 22 .421 9 Weiss ss 5 130 BJonesp 0000 three weeks ago at an exhibition event near Results: EC vs. St. Joseph — Dan Baltimore 5 31 .139 19 Totals 41 12M11 Totals 41716 7 Caneelsph 1000 Reed vs. Social Club, 7:30 — Nike agent Norby Walters could restrict his contact West (EC) def. Chris DeSanty 41-46, p.m. while the Indian girls’ track West Divltlen Ward vs. Congo, 6 — Keeney Atlanta. G olf Scott Senseney (EC) def. Pete Mumola JRobnsnp 0000 D.W. Rsh vs. Hungry Tiger, 6 — with athletes throughout the Southeastern meet at South Windsor was reset Y 4246, A6lke /Macdonald (E C ) def. RudI W L Pet. OB Ml 4W Tetah 30332 Totah 31 37 3 Charter Oak The French Open begins Monday in Paris, Thursday. The Manchester girls’ Oakland 2S 10 .737 — Conference, similar to his pact with Big Ten MHS wins, ties Plres 44-45, Reid Gorman (E C ) def. Texas 19 18 .514 SW Game Winning RBI — Haney (3). officials. Mike Crawford 4249, Ron Cote (EC) tennis match at home with Ctllcoeo 18 18 .500 9 E— Phillips. DP— Oakland 2. LOB— i ll 001 OOx—5 The showers also didn’t prevent def. Steve Roach 44-48, Maher (EC) def. Windham was rescheduled to Kansas city 17 20 .459 lO'/i Ooklond 7, Boslon 10.> 2B— Lpnsford, Gome Winning RBI — B m (3). Sources close to the Alabama litigation, who Beman retires from links Tom Dalllng 40-52, EC won medal point, Minnesota 16 19 .457 10>/> Parker, Hassey, Benzinoer, pwEvons. LOB— PIIMtiurgh 3, Houston 0. IB— spoke on condition their names not be used, said . the Manchester High golf team 172-185. Monday. Seattle 17 23 .425 12 3B— Javier, BAnderson. HR— AAcGwIre Boss, Trevino, CJackson, Lovalllere. SB— California 14 23 .378 13'/) (ll).SB — Canseco (14).SF— Phillips. BHotcher (13), Boss (9), Belllard (1), Tranaactioiia IHiesday an agreement in principle to settle the FORT WORTH, Texas — PGA Tour Tuesday's Oomes Breesn (2), Trevino (1). Walters case could affect any dealings he might Commissioner Deane Beman has decided to California at Baltimore, pod., rain IP H R BR BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Seattle 6, New York 2 have with athletes throughout the SEC, as well abandon his role as an active player, the Mets finding new avenues Oakland 12, Boston 7 Onllveros W,2-1 6 12 5 5 0 4 Smilev L,3-3 6 7 3 3 3 4 as cost him $200,000 over about 18 months. commissioner told The Associated Press on Oevelond 6, Clilcoeo 2 Honeycutt S,4 3 4 2 2 0 3 BJones 1 0 0 0 0 2 BASEBALL Texas 7, Toronto t, 14 Innings Besten Indians 6. Whlte8ox2 Expos 6, Oodgars 5 JRoMnson r ' 0 0 0 1 1 ’Tuesday. Minnesota 6, Kansas City 5 Ellsworth L,1-5 12-3 6 6 6 2 2 Itauitag \ CLEVELANDINDIANS-OptlonedChrls Beman competed in foreign tournaments in Detroit 8, Milwaukee 4 Trautwein 12-3 6 5 5 2 2 Scott W,»0 ’ 7 3 2 2 2 10 Codiroll, pitcher, to ColoradoSprtngs Wednesday’s Oomes Stanley 5 2^ 4 1 1 o 6 CHICAOO CLEVELAND MONTREAL LOS ANOELS 1Z3 0 0 0 0 1 Te)ano out of Preakness 1986-87 and played in the Legends of Golf in to remain on winning track irbM ObrhM of the Pacific Coast League. Recalled Jeff Detroit (Alexander 3-2) at Milwaukee HBP— <5reenwell by Honeycutt, BAnd­ ObrhM ObrhM I S,7 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Kaiser, pitcher, (Tom Colorado Springs. Austin, Texas two weeks ago. (Hlguera 3-2), 2:35 p.m. erson by Honeycutt. Boston cf 2 111 Franco 2b 4 1 1 0 Webster cf 5 0 10 Sox2b 5000 Unwlres— Home, Pulll; Rrst, David­ BALTIMORE — The expected field for Seattle (Campbell 2-5) at New York Umpires— Home, McCoy; First, Coble; Guillen ss 4000 Upshaw 1b 4 2 20 Waltach3b 4 1 1 0 MIDavIsrf 4000 «son; Second, Crawford; Third, Harvey. “1 simply do not have the time necessary to Raines If 5 1 2 0 Gibson If 4 22 1 National League Saturday’s Preakness was reduced to 11 horses (Letter 3-2), 7:30 p.m. Second, McClelland; Third, Denkinger. Baines dh 4000 ToMerdh 4 0 2 1 T — 2:23. A— 15JI00. ATLANTA BRAVES-Releosed Damaso prepare for competition if I am to continue as California (Witt 1-4) at Baltimore (Bau­ T — 2:59. A— 28,407. Caldem rf 4 0 10 Carter cf 3011 Brooks rf 4 3 2 0 (taerrerSb 4 110 with the withdrawal of Tejano by trainer D. tista 0-2), 7:35 p.m. GWalkr 1b 4 000 Hall If 3 111 (talorrg 1b 4 12 2 Marshi 1b 4 111 Garcia, second baseman. Signed Jerry Commssioner — and I intend to do that,” Beman NL Roundup Santovenc 3011 Shelbvcf 3 02 2 Royster, Inflelder. Wayne Lukas. Oakland (Stewart 8-1) at Boston (Boyd Pasqualf 4 12 1 Jacoby3b 4 000 FOOTBALL said by telephone from his office in Ponte Vedra. 4-2), 7:35 p.m. KWIIms3b 4 000 Snyder rf 3 10 0 Poreds2b 4023 Sdosclac 4010 Lukas, who also trains Kentucky Derby Olcogo (Perez 3-0) at Cleveland (Candl- 6Aanrla2b 3 0 2 0 Allonsonc 4 12 3 Rivera ss 3 0 0 0 D m m p r 0 10 0 Fla. Mariners 6. Yankees 2 Heaton p 3000 (taimnss 3000 B asketball HOUSTON OILERS— Named Mike Ho- winner Winning Colors, confirmed on Tuesday Bv Ben Walker ottl 5-1), 7:35 p.m. Karkovic c 2 0 0.0 JBelIss 4 0 10 lovak assistant to the general nMnoger. Texas (Hayward 24)) at Toronto (Stottle- Salas c 1000 Burke p 0000 MHtchrph 0000 that Tejano, whose runnerup finish in the The Associated Press Hewph 0000 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Nomod Jerry myre 1-4), 7:35 p.m. SEATTLE NEW YORK Totals 31363 Totals 33 610 6 Smith scout for the West Coast area. Perron Is ‘available’ Kansas City (Soberhagen A4) at Minne­ Volenztap 2010 Withers Stakes was his fifth race this season ObrhM ObrhM Andesnph 10 0 0 NBA playoff picture HOCKEY sota (A.Anderson 1-2), 8:05 p.m. Reynids 2b 5 0 11 Rndiph 2b 2 10 0 Chlcooe 000 001 NO-2 TMIlonal Hockey League without a victory, wouldn’t run in the The New York Mets are still not llHirsday's Oomes C le v e m HS 000 8SX-6 Crewsp 00 00 MONTREAL — Jean Perron, who resigned as Bradley c 5 2 2 2 Mtngly 1b 3 1 1 2 Stubbs ph 10 11 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS— Preakness. hitting. In the meantime, they’ve Kansas City at Minnesota, 1:15 p.m. ADovls 1b 3 0 0 0 Pgirulo 3b 4 0 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — Carter (5). coach of the Montreal Canadians, says he’s E— Manrlgue, JMcDowell. DP— Totals 35 611 6 Totals 3S 59 5 CentKence SemHInals Named Ron Ryan executive vice president. found other ways to win: pitching California at Baltimore, 2, 5:05 p.m. Phelps dh 4 112 JCIarkdh 4 0 0 0 (Best-ofeeven) “free and available” for a new challenge in the Chicago ot Cleyeland, 7:35 p.m. Brantlev If 4 1 1 0 WShgtnef 4 0 10 Cleveland 1. LOB— Chicago 5, Cleve- Sunday, May 0 ST. LOUIS BLUES-Rred Jacques and wild pitching. Only oomes scheduled Presley 3b lond 6. 2B— Carter, JBell, Calderon. Montreal 301 010 N »-6 National Hockey League. 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf 3 0 0 0 3B— Monrloue. HR— Boston (4), Pasaua Let Awoetes 101 000 001—5 L.A. Lakers 110, Utah 91 /Martin, head coach. David Cone and Randy Myers GWIIsonrt 3 0 2 0 Buhner If 3 00 0 (tame Winning RBI — Paredes (1). Tuesday, May H WASHINGTON CAPITALS— TS N cites Bulls’ Jordan ”I am free.” Perron said in an interview Klngerycf 3 10 0 Skinner c 2 0 0 0 (4), Allanson (2). SB— Franco (5). S— combined to pitch New York’s NatlonalLeaguestandIngs carter. SF— Holl. E— (tatarroga. DP— Montreal a LOB— Detroit n Chicago 82 Announced that Baltimore of the American published today in Montreal La Presse. ”I am Quinonsss 4 111 GWordph 10 0 0 Montreal 9, Los Angeles 5. 2B— Denver 126, Dallas 115 Hockey League will serve as their minor- ST. LOUIS — Guard Michael Jordan of the eighth shutout Tuesday night as Geren r 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO (talorroga, Shelby, Rednes. 3B— Gibson. Utah 101, L.A. Lakers 97 league afflllate. Chicago Bulls, the NBA’s scoring champion the not a broken man and (today) I intend to make the Mets beat the San Diego East Division Santana ss 2 0 0 0 Chlcooe HR— Gibson (7). S-Heaton. wwsnsNOQiff ffraOy i i known to hockey people, to NHL people, that I W L Pet. GB Kelly ph 1010 JMcDwII L,26 8 10 6 6 1 5 Boston 110, Atlanta 101 COLLEGE past two seasons, was named the league’s Padres 1-0. New York 24 11 .686 Mechm ss 0 0 0 0 Thursday, May 12 ARMY— Named Ray Bosse men's and am available.” Totato 35 6 • 6 Tetato 39 2 3 2 IP H R ER BB SO Player of the Year Tuesday by The Sporting The Mets, leading the majors in Pittsburgh 23 15 .605 7'/i YettW,3-2 62-3 5 2 2 2 4 MentroM Chicago 105, Detroit 95 women's swimming coach. Perron was holding a news conference today shutouts, surpassed their last Chicago 18 IS .500 t'h DJonesS,6 21-3 1 0 0 0 1 Heaton W,1-2 81-3 8 5 5 1 1 Dallas 11Z Denver 108 GRAND CANYON— Named Bill West- News. St. Louis 18 19 .486 7 Seollte 800 301 300-4 ntday. May 13 phal men's head basketball coach. ht the Forum, in the same second-floor NewYorh 300 080 000-2 WP— JMcDowell a Burke S,5 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 Jordan received 155 of 206 votes cast in voting year’s total of seven. Cone, 5-0, /Montreal 16 19 .457 8 Umpires— Home, Ford; First, Bremlgan; Boston 100, Atlanta 97 HOLY CROSS-Named Jim Stewart restaurant where Montreal general manager Phlladelphio 14 21 .400 10 (tame Winning RBI — Bradley (2). VaiendoT^ 7 10 6 6 6 4 Utah 96, L.A. Lakers 89 assistant hockey coach. by NBA players to easily outdistance Boston pitched seven innings and struck E— Randolph, Mattingly, Pogltarulo, Second, Joyce; Third, (tarclo. Solurday, May 14 West Division T— 2:25. A-^,499. Crews 2 1 0 0 0 1 INDIANA ST.— Named Brian Faison Celtics forward Larry Bird, who had 26 votes, Serge Savard, in the absence of Perron, out 12, tying the National League W L Pet. GB Presley. DP— Seattle 2, New York 2. BK— Heaton. Detroit 101, Chicago 79 director'of Intercollegiate athletics. announced that the head coach had .'esigned, high this season. Los Angeles 21 13 .618 — LOB— Seattle 5, New York 3. 3B— Kelly. Umpires— Home, West; Rrst, Williams; Denver 107, Dallas 105' NEW JERSEY TECH-Nomed TJ Kov and Los Angeles Lakers guard Magic Johnson, Houston 21 15 .583 1 HR— Mattingly (3), Phelps (8), Bradley ;((atipnal League results Second, Engel; Third, Runge. Sunday, May 15 tecky head soccer coach. citing the pressures of the job. “I mixed up my slide!’ and Cincinnati 19 19 .500 4 (1). SB— Brantlev (3). T — 2:50. A— 34,309. Atlanta in , Boston 92 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS— Named Tho­ who had 15 votes. curveball,” Ckine, the Mets’ fifth San Francisco 19 20 .487 4'/j IP H R ER BB SO OP UA. Lakers 113, Utah 100 mas Donohue cross New York 1, Son Diego 0 Swift. OSmIth ss 5000 G ro d 1b 4010 Bckmn 2b 4 0 10 Thonss 4 0 2 0 series 3-2 Named Butch Pierre assistant men's The NL East-leading Mets have Philadelphia 8, Son Francisco 1 Umpires— Home, Shulock; Rrst, John­ Mc(taecf 3 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4000 KHrndz 1b 4 12 0 Kruk 1b 4 0 2 0 Dallas 110, Denver 106, (tallas leads basketball coach. AP photo Wednesday's Games son; Second, McKean; Third, Reilly. Brnnskv rf 4 110 Law 3b 4 0 10 Strwbryrf 3 0 0 0 MorelndU 3 0 0 0 series 3-2 scored 175 runs, best in the St. Louis (DeLeon 3-3) at Chicago (Moyer T— 2:24. A— 17,858. Horner 1b 5 110 Palmeir If 4 000 McRvIds If 4 0 2 0 McCllersp. O 0 0 Wednesday, May 18 UCLA— Named Paul Londreoux assist­ to take 3-2 lead on the Jazz league. That includes just 13 in APPEAL DENIED — San Francisco second baseman 2-4), 2:20 p.m. TPenoc 5 110 Berryhllc 4 00 0 Carter c 2 0 10 Reody3b ^ T O O O Atlanta at Boston, 8 p.m. ant men's basketball coach. the past five games. Philadelphia (Ruttin 3-3) at Son Francisco Alicea 2b 4 0 2 2 Jackson cf 3 0 10 HJohsnlb 3 0 0 0 Abnerrf 40 10 Chicago at Detroit, 8 p.m. WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT— In the other Western semifinal. Robby Thompson looks for an out call, but to no avail as (Krukow 2-2), 4:05 p.m. Oquend3b 3 0 11 DIMrtnzph 100 0 Elsterss 4000 Mackef 3 0 0 0 Thursday, May 19 Announced that Don Amlot, athletic Bv Barry Wilner Their only run Tuesday night Atlanta (P.Smlth 1-4) at Onclnnotl Tudorp 3000 Dunstonss 3000 Conep 3000 Parentc 3 0 0 0 Denver at Dallas, 8 p.m. director, has resigned to take the men's The Associated Press Dallas won 110-106at Denver fora came in the eighth inning when umpire Jim Quick calls Philadelphia’s Von Hayes safe on (Robinson 2-3), 7:35 p.m. Twlns6,RoyalsS Fordph 1000 AAuphryph 1000 Myersp 0000 CNIHnzph 10 0 0 L.A. Lakers at Utah, 10:30 p.m. athletic director lob at AAonkoto State, NBA Roundup 3-2 lead. Pittsburgh (Drabek 4-7) at Houston Terry p 00 00 GMtaddxp 3 000 Showp 2000 nrtday. Movie effective July 1. Keith Heriiandez ran home on a a steal attempt Tuesday night. The Phillies won, 8-1. (Ryan 3-2), 8:35 p.m. Pagnozph 1000 DIPInop 0 00 0 Byers ph 1000 Boston at Atlanta, TBA Seeking to be the first repeat Tonight, both Eastern Confer­ wild pitch. In the Mets’ 7-4 victory KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA Worrell p 00 00 Malta vis p 0000 Detroit at Chicago, TBA, If necessary Mordreal (Dopson 0-1) at Los Angeles Totals 39 3 7 3 Totals 15 01 0 NBA champion since 1%9. the Los ence series resume. Detroit, Monday night at San Diego, they Mark Davis, 1-3, relieved Show hitter and Houston beat the (Hershlser 6-1), 10:05 p.m. O b rh M Ob r h M Wynne If 0000 Saturday, May 11 holding a 3-1 edge, can eliminate New York (Oleda 3-2) at Son Diego WWIIsncf 5 12 0 Gladden If 4 2 2 0 Santlagph 1000 Utah at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m.. If nec­ ■*' Angeles Lakers responded like, servers expected to test the scored twice on wild pitches. to begin the eighth. Hernandez hit Pittsburgh at the Astrodome. (J.Jones 3-4), 10:05 p.m. Seltzer 3b 2000 Herr 2b 4 0 11 StLoub 000 000 000 Totals 31 1 70 TOtaN 11060 essary uh. champions against gritty champs. Chicago with a victory at home, C^ne has permitted only three a one-out single, stole second, Scott, 5-0, held the Pirates Thursday's Games Brett 1b 4 0 11 Puckett cf 5 3 2 0 Chicago 000 000 000 Dallas of Denver, TBA, If necessary while Boston entertains Atlanta, St. Louis at Chicago, 4:05 p.m. Trtobll rf 4 111 Hrbek 1b 5 0 2 1 (tame Winning RBI — Alicea (3). WtaW Tnou 000 000 0 1 0 - 1 Sunday, May 11 H ockey Utah. “They are one of the grittiest runs in his last 35 innings, and one took third on a grounder and hitless until Rafael Belliard led New York at San Diego, 4 :B a m . Bucknrdh 4 0 10 Davdsnpr 0 10 0 E— (Sunston, Grace. DP— StLouls 1, Son Dtogo Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m.. If necessary .., Michael Cooper’s only basket of teams I have played against since with the Celtics and Hawks tied run in 23 1-3 innings as a starter. off the si)(th inning with a single. FWhlte2b 4 12 0 Gaettl3b 5 0 3 2 Chicago 1. LOB— StLouls 9, Chicago 7. S— (tame Winning RBI — None. scored when Davis’ pitch skipped ADontreol at Los Angeles KHoSli.m. Chicago at Detroit, TBA, If necessary the game, a jump shot from near 2- 2. Scott gave up three hits in seven Only gomes scheduled \ BJocksn If 4 0 0 0 Bush rf 4 0 0 0 McGee, Oauendo. E— Abner, Ehter. DP— Son Diego 7. I’ve been with the Lakers.” He gave up six hits to the Padres, past catcher Mark Parent. Quirk c 3 1 0 0 Larkin dh 4 0 3 1 IP H R ER BB SO LOB— New York 7, San Diego 9. SB— the top of the key with seven Cooper said. “They just keep Cooper, who scored only three and left after Dickie Thon singled Hernandez, who did not steal a innings and struck out 10, increas­ Stilwll ss 1113 Laudnerc 400 0 StLouls McRevnolds (4), KHernondez (n . S— NBA playoff results NHL playoff picture points, hit his winning shot after ing his league-leading total to 73. American League results (tagness 3 0 0 0 Tudor 9 3 0 0 0 2 Atack. seconds remaining Tuesday battling back.” to start the eighth. base last season, stole his first of Moses ph 10 0 0 Terry W,M 1 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO night, gave the Lakers a 111-109 But so do the Lakers. .Utah had taken a 109-108 lead on a Myers finished with hitless the year Monday night. He Phillies 8, Giants 1 Newmn ss 0 0 0 0 Worrell S,11 1 0 0 0 0 1 NMf VAfffe Stanley Cup Finals victory over the Jazz and a 3-2 “I don’t think that we are going baseline jumper by Thurl Bailey, relief for his fifth save. With the Rangers 7. Blue Jays 6 (14 Totals 31 5 8 5Totals 19 6115 ChlcOMO ConeW34) 7 6 0 0 2 12 Lakers 111. Jan 109 Edmonton V2 Besten duplicated the feat Tuesday Von Hayes got three of Phila­ G M addux L,6-3 102- Myers S,5 2 0 0 0 0 2 Wednesday, 34ay 10 lead in their NBA Western to run into another team that will who led the Jazz with 28 points. potential tying run on second night, and it led the game’s only Innings) 3 7 3 3 4 7 Boston at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m. Magic Johnson penetrated the delphia’s 15 hits and Kevin Gross Kansas City 000 130 S « Diege UTAH (ion Conference playoff series. It was pi a y th a t well a ga I nst u s, ” La kers base, he struck out pinch hitter run. Minnesota 000 110 181-6 DIPlho 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Show 7 6 0 0 4 5 nrldov. May 10 Utah defense and fed the ball to stopped San Francisco on a Two outs when winning runs scored, Umpires— Home, Wendelstedt; Rrst, MaDovh L,1-3 1 1110 1 lovaronl 232-36, Malone K)-317-927, Eaton Boston at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m. the first game-winning field goal Coach Pat Riley said. “It was a Carmelo Martinez and retired TEXAS TORONTO Rennert; Second, Marsh; Third, DeMuth. 43 23 10, Hansen 6-14 1-3 15, Stockton Sunday, May n Cooper, who was wide open Expos 6, Dodgers 5 six-hitter. Gross, 4-1, pitched his (tame Winning RBI — None. McCllers 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-16 73 23, Bailey 1Z20 43 28, Roth 04) 03 a of Cooper’s 10-year career. great effort on our part. We have pinch hitter Benito Santiago on a E— Laudner, Wilson 2. DP— Minnesota Cone pitched to 1 bolter In the Olh. Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. third complete game. Totals42022331109. Tuesday, May 14 And It saved the Lakers from a chance to close it on Thursday outside. grounder to end the game. Rookie Johnny Paredes drove 2. LOB— Kansas City 5, Minnesota 11. WP— MaDovh. BK— Cone Z I~A. LAKERS 2B— Puckett, Goettl, Gladden, Buckner, Braves 6. RsdaZ Umpires— Home, MeSherrv; First, nil) Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. going back to Utah facing elimi­ that we want to take advantage “I can decide what I want to do “Usually, that’s Roger McDo­ in three runs with a pair of Wilson. HR— Tortobull (6), Stillwell (3). Brockiander; Second, Wever; Third, Mon­ A.C.Green 23 1-2 5, Worthy 12-20 33 37, Tbursday, MOV 36 in that situation,” Johnson said. bases-loaded; two-out singles as Cardinals 3, Cubs 0 Abdul-Jabbar 5-134-514, Johnson W-180320, Boston at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m.. If nation against a team few ob- of.” well’s situation,” Mets Manager SB— Seltzer (6), FWhIte (4), Wilson (9). ATLANTA CINCINNATI tague. Scott 10-21 1-2 24, Cooper 13 1-1 3, “I saw a little opening and went Montreal ended a four-game IP H R ER BB SO T — 3:07. A— 1Z035. necessary Davey Johnson said. “But we St. Louis’ Luis Alicea hit a ObrhM M.Thompson 73 4-5 18, Rambis 00 03 Saturday, May 10 Kansas City Daniels If 4 0 10 toward the middle for my hook. wanted to let Randy do it. Let’s losing streak by winning in Los bad-hop, two-run single with two Power 61-3 7 4 4 3 5 0.TotalS 4738 13-19 111. Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m.. If Larkin ss 3 0 10 Phllllas8.6lanta1 Utah 3117 19 11— 109 necessary They all collapsed on me and see what he could do against two Angeles. outs in the 11th inning that broke Farr a3 2 0 0 0 0 Sobo3b 3 0 10 (tarber LJ)-1 1 a3 4 2 1 1 2 L.A. Lokers 17 1117 15—111 Tuesday, May 31 Cooper was wide open, so I went Paredes’ RBI single made it 3-3 up a pitcher’s duel at Wrigley McCindlb 100 1 3-PDlnt goals— Scott a Hansen Z worthy. pretty good right-handed Minnesota I ONelll rf 3 0 0 0 Boston at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m.. If to him.” in the third inning and his two-run Field. 9 PHILA SAN PRAN Fouled out— Eaton, Abdul-Jabbar; hitters.” Blyleven 7 5 4 4 4 4 I Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 necessary Berenguer W,4- ObrhM * rh M Rebounds— Utah 50 (Molone 16), Los And Cooper put it home. hit put the Expos ahead 5-4 in the Bell ph 10 0 0 MThmpcf 4 2 10 Butteref 5 12 0 Angeles45(M.Thompson 11). Assists— Utah San Diego’s Eric Show again 3 2 3 1 1 2 3 RMrphyp 000 0 Brodlev If 4 2 3 1 RThpsn 2b 3 0 11 30 (Stockton 24), Los Angeles 28 (Johnson Now the Jazz, who got 24 failed to get much support. He fifth. Hubie Brooks scored three Braves 3, Reds 2 BK— Garber. BDIazc 2 0 0 0 Hayes 1b 5 2 3 1 C la ^ b 2000 13). Total fouls— Utah 21, Los Angeles 2a assists, tying Johnson’s playoff shut out the Mets on six hits over runs for Montreal, which got 10 Dale Murphy, Andres Thomas Totals 53 713 7 Umpires— Home, Roe; Rrst, Barnett; I McGrIffc 2 0 0 0 SchmdtSb 3 0 11 Mulhlndp5 0000 Technicals— Malone, Los Angeles Illegal mark, and 23 points .from John hits in seven innings against Second, Cousins; Third, Kosc. Cnepen 1b 4 1 1 0 Almon3b 0 0 0 0 YngMdph 100 0 defense Z A— 17,505. C alendar seven innings, and has yielded and Gary Roenicke hit home runs Texas 001 NO 9 » 800 13-7 T-3:30. A— 24,808. Tredwy 2b 4 0 11 Parrish c 4 0 12 DRobhn p 0000 Stockton, go home for Game 6 only three earned runs in his last Fernando Valenzuela, 3-4« as Atlanta won in Cincinnati. Terente 088 800 181 000 11-6 L(tarcla cf 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 12 1 Melvin ph 1000 Thursday night. (tame Winning RBI — McDowell (1). Rasmsn p 2 0 10 CJamesrf 5 0 10 MHchll 3b 5000 31 innings. The Padres have Rick Mahler, 3-4, improved his DP— Texas 1, Toronto 1. LOB— Texas FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 Jeltzss 4 011 AMrele rf 3010 Mavarleka 1 10, Nuggata 109 “I know what our team is made scored fourrunsduringthat span, Astros 3, Pirates 2 career record against the Reds to 17, Toronto 10. 2B— LIrlano, Retcher, RRonck rf 1110 K(taossp 4 12 0 Spllman If 3 0 10 TODAY of and we are not going to lie down Totals 15 611 6 Totals 31 3 7 1 Brenlyc 4 000 Bosebotl and just 11 runs in his seven starts Unbeaten Mike Scott teamed 12-2. He gave up two runs on seven Steels, Petrolll, Fernondez, Mulllniks. DALLAS (110) Manchester at Enfield, 3:30 and die, not going to give up.” HR— lncavlella(9),Porrlsh(S),Mc(3rlff(9). Uribe ss 4 000 Aguirre 11-20 23 25, Perkins 4-16 21017, this season. with two relievers on a three- hits in 7 1-3 innings. SB— Fletcher (2). S— McDowell. SF— TlgersB,Brewers4 Atlanta 100 103 110-6 Downs p 0000 East Catholic at Xavier, 3:45 ' Stockton said. andnnall OH 000 010-0 Bockusp Donaldson 33 03 0, Harper 2-6 31 4, Cheney Tech at Prince Tech, 3:30 Fertxirxlez, Fletcher. 1000 Blackman 11-17 22 24, To rp id 13161-2 21, Coventry at Bacon Academy, 3:30 • IP H R ER BB SO (tame Winning RBI — GRoenIcke (1). Escobr 3b 3010 Schrempf255311, Davis 1-54-56, Alford 1-2 Mavs 110, Nuggets 106 Tdeot DETROIT MILWAUKEE E— Blrtsos, Thomas. DP— Cincinnati 1. Tetah 37 015 7 Tetah 15 1 6 1 Rocky Hill at Bolton JV, 3:30 ObrhM ObrhM 332. Totals43372231110. Settball (tazman 8 6 3 3 4 6 LOB— Atlanta 6, Cincinnati 6. 2B— DENVER (Ni) Undermanned Denver couldn’t , Williams 4 3 1114 Pettlscf 5 1 1 1 Molltor3b 5 22 0 Concepcion, Daniels, Mahler. HR— S« Oil 000-0 Enfield at Manchester, 3:30 ¥ / Unhappy Blues fire Martin Btgllsh 15-303230, Itasmuseen 2153310, Cecena 2-311122 Whltakrlb 4 0 0 1 Yountef 4010 Thomas (2), GRoenIcke (1), DMurphv Son RngnOseg 000 080 NO— 1 East Catholic at Sacred Heart, 3 :X overcome the absence of star NlohorclcW,24) 1 1-3 2 1 1 0 0 Salazar If 5 2 2 2 tarhoff c 4 0 0 0 (5). SB— GPerry (10). SF— Thomas, Gome Wlnnlim RBI — Hayes (1). Scliaves11-161l-143aAdams2192313,Dunn RHAM at Coventry, 3:M guard Lafayette Lever and for­ TrammI ss 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b 3 0 11 Oberkfell. 24 24 6, Cooiwr 13 30 Z Evans 1-7 03 Z Bovs Track Bv Paul LeBor win only one of three playoff phia Flyers coach Mike Keenan TUreoto E— Schmidt, wim an, Almon, RThomp- Hanzllk273310.Totals421011234106. ward Jay Vincent, the second and Ronogan 6 2-3 6 4 4 4 5 Lemon rf 4 1 1 2 Deer If 3 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO sen. DP— Son Francisco 2. LOB— South Windsor at Manchester, 3 :X The Associated Press and outgoing Montreal Canadians Herndndh 3 0 00 Sveumse 4 12 2 Boys Tennis third-leading playoff scorers for series. DWard 0 0 0 0 0 0 Altanta Philadelphia 0, San Francisco 12. 2 B - DgEOi IS 10 13 11-110 Ceruttl 0 0 0 0 1 0 Knlghf 1b 3 2 10 Meyerdh 4 0 0 0 /Mahler W,34 71-3 7 2 2 1 4 Bradley, Hayes, Butler, RThompson. Manchester at Enfield, 3 :X the Nuggets. They also couldn’t “Admittedly some progress in coach Jean Perron as a Martin Brokns 3b 4 1 1 0 (tantnr 3b 3 0 10 Puleo 0 0 0 0 1 3B— Bradley. SB— Haves (12). SF— Denver 1110 0 » -l0 5 Dirts Tennis our development was made but, ' successor, Caron said it would not JNunez 21-3 0 0 - 0 0 2 2Polnt eoals^-AeuIrre, Adams. Fouled Enfield at Manchester, 3:M handle Mark Aguirre and Ro­ ST. LOUIS — Jacques Martin’s Wells 1 1 0 0 1 1 Heath c 3 111 JCostlll 2b 10 0 0 Suiter 1 0 0 0 0 0 Samuel.unuel. . rI' successor as St. Louis Blues given the competitive environ­ Elchhorn L,0-3 31-3 6 3 3 3 0 Felder rf 4 0 0 0 anctanolt IP H R ER BB SO out— Tarpley, Hanzllk. Rebourxls— Dallas East Catholic at South Catholic, 3 :X lando Blackman. be Perron. TetaM 35 0 7 7 Tetah IS 4 0 1 Rosmusen L.1-4 51-3 4 3 3 0 4 S3 (Torptw 16), Denver 64 (Schoves 13). OoH coach isn’t likely to share his ment of our sport, we did not see Henke 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Assists— Dallas 10 (Harper 6), Denver 23 Aguirrie had 25 points, including DWard pitchedto 1 batterlnthe7lh,Ceruttl FWIIIIams 2 J 2 1 1 1 0 KGross W,4T^ 9 6 1 1 5 3. Manchester at Glastonbury, 3 style. enough ...” Caron said. “The pitched to 2 batters In the 7th, (tazman Blrtsos 2 3 2 2 1 2 (Biellsh, Adams 6). Total fouls— Dallas \ a clinching 3-pointer with 19 MUwmikee 101 001 010-4 RMurphy 1 2 0 0 0 1 21, Denver 24. Technical— Hanllk. A— THURSDAY “Basically, we are trying to get Blues want to provide our fans pitched to 1 batter In the 9lh, Wells Downs L,1-4 1 1-3 7 6 6 3 1 17JBZ seconds to go. Blackman scored pltdted to 3 batters. In the 11th. (tame Winning RBI — None. BK— Rasmussen. T — 2:42. A— 20,010. Bockus 3 2 J 4 1 0 0 5 Baseball a little bit out of our extreme with better entertainment.” E— Sveum, Whitaker, Trammell. DP— /Mulholond 2 2 1 0 1 0 East Catholic at Notre Dame, 4 p.m. 18 of. his 24 points in the second Detroit 1. LOB— Detroit 4, Milwaukee 6. Cheney Tech at Portland, 3:M defensive approach,” Blues vice Caron, who has been attempt­ Tuesday’s home nine DRobIson 2 2 0 0 1 3 Bolton at Cromwell JV, 3:N half. 2B— Molltor, Gontner, Deer. HR— Salazar WP— Downs a DRoMnson. “This was an extremely big win president Ron Caron said Tues­ ing to rebuild St. Louis since 1983, • Day Camp (5), Lemon (1), Sveum (5). SB— Molltor Umpires Home, Pallone; Rrst, KIMer; Softball day following Martin’s dismissal. said a bump-and-grind style has July 5 - Aug. 12 TV (10), Surhoff (3), Pettis (21), Knight (1). Second, Quick; Third, Gregg. Little League Rockville at Manchester, 3:M for us,” Aguirre said. “We can go SF— Whitaker, Brock. By The Afsectatad Press VInal at Coventry (3), 3:N “I think whoever is given the not been sufficiently effective. • Agoo 7-17 IP H R ER BB SO American League Dirts Track back home and end it now, but we DStTMlf Mattingly (3), Yankees; Phelps (0), Manchester at South Windsor, 3:M can’t think it’s over yet.” leadership of the Blues will be “I’d like to borrow a little bit of o Tranoportatlon Avallabla Gibson W,2-1 7 7 3 2 1 2 Bradley (1), Mariners; /Mc(3wlre (11), Eost Catholic at Hamden, 3 :X (given) the mandate of letting the the New Jersey Devils’ style, TONIGHT Athletics; Boston (4), Posoua (4), White Tne Nuggets, who shot 80.4 a g AM to 3 PM 7:30 p.m. — Athletics at Red Sox, Hernondz 2 11102 American Beys Tennis AP photo players be themselves some of that of Boston,” Caron Mllwauhee Sox; Allanson (2), Indlons; IncaviMla (9), Bonding Manchester at Rockville, 3:M percent from the line to lead the NESN, W TIC Parrish (5), Rangers; McGrlft (9), Blue American Legion defeated Army and Call East Hartford 7:30 p.m. — Mariners at Yankees, Nieves L,4-3 4 a3 4 5 4 2 1 Dirts Tennis NBA this season and came into individually.” said. “I’m committed to our fans OJones 21-3 3 3 3 1 3 Joys; Torfabull (6), Stillwell (3), Royals; Navy, 10-5, Tuesday night at Waddell Rockville at Manchester, 3:M MOVE OVER — Dallas' Mark Aguirre, left, moves WPOP Salazar (5), Lemon (1), Tigers; Sveum (5), Field. Rich Griffeth, Mike Bergenty and Cited by Caron as unsatisfac­ that we’re going to have a more 8 p.m. — Hawks at Celtics, Sport- Clear 2 0 0 0 0 1 East Catholic at Plainville, 3:M Tuesday night’s game hitting 84.4 Racquet Club HBP— Heath by Nieves. Brewers. Bob Zimmerman supplied the offense Dolt Denver’s Mike Evans out of the way as he hearts for the tory during Martin’s two-year aggressive (offensive) team.” sChannel, W KHT Nottonal League Holidays for Legion while Brett Desimone percent in the playoffs, missed 9 p.m. — Brulni at Oilers, ESPN Umpires— Home, Voltocnlo; Rrst, Scott; Manchester/FermI at Hartford Pub­ basket during Tuesday night's game In Denver. The term were the team’s sub-.500 Although immediate specula- Second, Clark; Third, Phillips. Thomas (2), Roenicke (1), Murphy (5), Sarah Lupacchino 130, Terry Hayden pitched well. For Army and Navy, Jeff lic, 3 seven straight free throws in the 5 2 8 -9 2 5 1 10 p.m. — Mets at Padres, Channel 9, Braves; Gibson (7), Dodgers. Czala played well. record of 66-71-93 and Its abllitv to "nn centered on ousted Philadel­ WKHT T— 2:39. A— 11,493. 127. East Catholic at Xavier, 3:M MaverlfikR won 110-infi to tokn a Inarl 1 \

■V MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 18.1988 - 19 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 18, 1988 I

1^ * M A i m i ^ r ^ L P O R l lAsurance rep gets awards Stanley sells product lines I A«M»wsMmcstl30»wlinQSsy« BUSINESS UM Frank Plante, agent and registered NEW BRITAIN - The Stanley Works representative witti the Prudential Insurance announce the sale of selected assets of its Pipe I Company of America in South Windsor, was Line range of plumbing products and the floor t.lN- recently honored with the company’s Quality care products of its hardware division to IT’S TAG SALE TIME Housing starts up in April HI, Service Leader award. Plante was chosen based Waxman Industries Inc. WASHINGTON — Housing construction edged lliiii" on his service to clients for 23 years. He was The price of the deal, announced Tuesday, was up O.S percent in Aprii, the third monthly gain in tsw selected from more than 2,800 employees in New not disclosed. 4 Days for the Price of 3! a row after a sharp slump at the end of last year, "H, England. “While we' made good progress with these the Commerce Department said today. products,produi they did not attain a leadership position Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? The department said the increase pushed ISM Factory operating rate high at a reasonable cost, which is an important construction activity to a seasonally adjusted element of our corporate strategy,’’ David M. The best way to announce It Is with a Herald Classified Ad. WASHINGTON — American industry operated annual rate of 1.56 million units. {. Hadlow, a group vice president for Stanley, said Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for The increase last month followed a gain of 2.3 ISM ■ m E T T at 82.7 percent of capacity in April, Me highest in a statement. percent in March and 9.9 percent in February. ____ ‘l!w .4 i level in more than eight years, the government the week. But housing activity was still 4.5 percent below reported Tuesday. , State sues two cohtractors last year, in part because of declines in i _ L The Federal Reserve Board said that U.S. Call 643-2711 TAG SALE 8I6N [ d N =f WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. WTf UTWTMI TWTFU TWTS MTWtr KTWT r MT December and January. II II N I t ' factories, mines and,utilities saw their operating HARTFORD — The state attorney general’s Housing starts plummeted 15.5 percent in ...... W ------' " Uw rate increase by O.S i^rcentage point from office has filed lawsuits against two Connecticut December and then fell 1.2 percent in January. March. It was the highest operating rate since home Improvement contractors, claiming they Bu a iN a s HOMES n n HOMES I ■h o m es Analysts attributed the slump to builders’ fear March 1980, when it was 83.7 percent. failed to fulfill the termsof contract worth about Business directory available HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [Q OPPORTUNITiES FOR SALE I S i l FDR SALE FOR SALE that the October stock market crash would The April gain was the first increase since 3185,000. ' ( dampen home buying. The 1988 Business Directory is available from January, when the rate stood at 82.5 percent. The Named in the suits were Robert Podolsky of ACCOUNTANT. Growing ASSISTANT B a n q u e t M A IN TE N A N C E Poraon. X-RAY Technician Medi­ YOUR Own business; M A N C H E S TE R . $167,500. COVENTRY 2>/> acres of EAST Hartford. Price re­ Since then the economy has proved to be the Greater Manchester Chamber of Comerce. level fell by 0.1 percentage point in February and B.P. Remodeling of North Haven and Arthur C P A firm needs man­ Manager and Atslsfant 40 hours. With bdnoflts. cal office. Full/part Hair Salon In Take one look and private, wooded para­ duced I This 3 bedroom ager, supervisor, se­ Restaurant Manager. Apply In person to Sal­ time, flexible hours. Manchester- Only you'll be soldi Impec­ dise. New 8 room Con­ Ranch Is located In an robust, but economists now believe rising The directory, which lists of area goods and was unchanged in March, ^ fo re that, the Connolly.of Connolly Associates Inc., of nior and lunlor accoun­ vation Arm y, 385 Broad nice family neighbor­ mortgage interest rates could choke off housing services, sells for $25. For information, call the operating rate had climbed for four successive Wallingford, Assistant Attorney General Neil Please send resume to : Immediate opening. $15,000. Anne M iller cable Spilt offers 3 temporary featuring 3 tants for our firm Tho Gallery, P.O. Box Street, Manchester. Private office, expe­ Real Estate, 647-8000.n bedrooms, 1 '/> baths, bedrooms, 7'A baths, hood! Carpet through­ growth later this year. chamber at 646-2223. months, beginning in October. Fishman said Tuesday. * which provides a full 542, 141 New London rience preferred. Send fireplaced living room formal dlnrng room out. Ceramic tile kit­ range of services. We Turnpike, resume to: P.O. Box plus family room, gar­ and large, spacious chen floor. 1 2 x 2 2 enlov on outstanding Glastonbury. 9547, Bolton, O . 06043. age and oversized lot. family room plus the family room with coal reputation with our Real Eatate convenience of a cor stove heat In base­ FOREMAN FULL Time Automotive. Sentry Real Estate. 643- 2 clients and offer excel­ FOOD Servers, Cocktail 4060. garage! $249,900. Kler- ment. Storage shed In lent advancement op­ Servers, Borbacks, Needed for Gat Station Attendant nan Reolty 649-1147.0 back yard. Give us the portunities. Send re­ Hostess, Bartender, needed. Call M A M IMMACULATE 0 room opportunity to show Line Cooks, Banquet cuetGdIal crew. Service, 649-2871. HOMES traditional Colonial In B O L T O N Waterfront. these anfi other fea­ sume to: Botnick Your dream home on Carroll and Company, Cook, Doorperson, PLUMBER Wanted for FOR SALE area of fine homes. tures of this affordable A 2nd ahift, above First floor family room Bolton Lake. 3 bed­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Maintenance Person. home! $145,900. Realty 357 East Center Street, service vehicle. Only Apply In person; The average wagee and with Atrium door to room spilt, 2 baths, World, Benoit, AAanchester, C T 06040. neat, clean self- All real Mtoto odvertltod In den, large family room Notices Lols/Lond for Sole'...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... Gallery, 141 New Lon- storting Individuals tho MonchMtor Herald It patio. For the discrimi­ Frechette Associates, Investment Property...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. excellent benfelts. nating buyer. $220,000. with fireplace and Loit/Found...... 01 INVITATION TO OID don. Turnpike, need apply. High pay tublect to tho Fair Housing 646-7709.O Business Property...... 25 Pets and Supplies...... Glostonbury. Inquire at Act of 1968, which mokes It Sentry Real Estate,643- deck. Excellent condi­ Fqrtonoli...... 02 Spedolis^D both Victo­ rooms, marble floor, Employment & Education 'Rentals Heotlng/Plumblna...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... (1) THREE O'CONNRLL SCHOOL — RESTAURANT Mainte­ moke any such proforonce, rian Colonial. Home location and exquisite master suite...... 31 Cleaning Services...... 52 ELECTRICALLY ROFLACRMRNTOF AUTOMOTIVE Accounts Y Port Tim e Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... Lawn C ore ...... S3 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... Automotive nance Person. Full limitation or dltcrlmlnotlon. has been completely convenience-lovely $399,900. Blanchard & ...... 32 OPERATED BUTTERFLY WATRR LINO / O'ORIRN Payable Clerk. Full Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Ta x ...... 54 Services Wanted...... 63 Gardening...... SCHIHOOL time. Apply In person; The Herald will not know- renovated and charm­ Cape with 3 bedrooms. Rossetto Realtors," ...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Cars for Sale...... VALVES, FLOWMETERS 8i time, experience pre­ Fireplaced living Situation Wanted...... Carpenlry/Remadetlng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Ths East Hartford Public The (Sallery, 141 New ferred. Superior Auto, Inply accept any odvertlso- ingly decorated. 4 bed­ We're Selling Houses" Bufinett Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to Eat...... Trucks/Vons for Sale...... CONTROLS London Turnpike, ment which It In violotlon of room, baths, bright Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Schools, 110 Lena HIM Drivt, Columbia. 228-9431. rooms and 1 st floor 1'/2 646-2482.0 Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... Campers/Trallers...... (2) TH E REMOVAL A East Hartford, CT., 0610$, Glastonbury. the low. laundry room make eat-ln kitchen ond Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 34 Farm Supplies and Equipment. Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... DISPOSAL OF QUICKLIME will rscolva soolod bids for SOUTHERN New Ehg- this the perfect home plenty of closet space. EXECUTIVE Colonial. Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... REPLACEMENT OF HEAT­ land classifleld ads Hardwood floors en­ 8V2 customized home of Office/Retall Equipment...... (S) PURCHASE.OF ONE (1) ING SERVICE A r e t u r n f o r your family. Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 30 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Leose...... •WORD PROCESSOR «SECRETARY reach nearly 800,000 hance this home. Care- . nearly 2500 square feet. Recreatlonol Equipment...... Miscellaneous Automotive...... NEWS-WHEEL DRIVE LINE / O'CONNELL S137,900. Sentry Real Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Call 643-2711 for more Information! SCHOOL • REPLACEMENT homes In Connecticut Estate, 643-4060.O ' free, durable alumi­ Cedar exterior, 2 fire­ Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boats and Marine Equipment... Wanted to Buv/Trade...... 14,SOOe OVW UTILITY • RECEPTIONIST • DATA ENTRY places, huge family TRUCK OF WATER LINE / O'BRIEN and Rhode Island. The num siding. Call for SCH(X>L. Bid Information • CLERICAL e WAREHOUSE price for a basic 25 MANCHESTER. "N e w more details. $149,900. room. 2'/2 baths, walk- The Town of Manchsstsr Is and sooclflcotlons ore ovoll- word ad Is only $55 and Listing" targe, beauti­ upattlc. Extras galore! READ YOUR AD: Clatslfod advertisements are on squal opportunity em­ oMs at Iht Business Offlcs of Put your skills to work, when and where you Klernan Realty 649- R A TE S : 1 to days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified adyertlsments to will appear In 43 news­ ful 7 room Raised 1147.0 S300's. Blanchard A 6 taken by telephone as a convenience. The ployer, and requires an afflr- the School Osoorfmont. Ranch with 3 nice bed­ 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. , be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one moflvs action policy forall of Soolsd bids will bs rscsivsd want. O LS TE N can provide you with oppor­ papers. For more In­ Rossetto Realtors," rooms, 2'/2 baths (full VERY Impressivel 7 We're Selling Houses" 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrecr Insertion and then only for the slie of Its Contractors and Vtndors until 2:00 o.m., Friday, Juno tunity, top pay, bonuses and flexibility! Stop in formation call Classi­ os a condition of dolne busl- 3,190l,atwhlchMmatnsvwlll fied, 643-2711 and ask bath off the master room gracious Colon­ 646-2482.D 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen noss with Ihs Town, os per bedroom) terrific rec bo publicly oponsd and read and see us — for detalls.a ial with large 1 st floor EIGHT Room Super Co­ Minim um charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Fodorol Ordsr 11246. aloud. The East Hartford room, deck, 2 car gar­ Public Schools ressrvss ths family room, 2 firepla­ lonial for a large fam­ corrected by an additional Insertion. Old forms, plans and spsclfl- KIDS, Bring your par­ age, treed lot, great ces. Bright and sunny Cdtons or# avallaM# of ths right to ocespt or rolsct any OLSTEN TEMPORARIES ily I 4 bedrooms, 1 full or oil bids or ths rioht to ents. Manchester. location and easy ac­ living room great for Otneral Sarylcos' offlcs. 162 dpencer Street o Manchester, C T cess to highways! both plus 2 (V2) baths I wol vs tschnlcol formal Hits If Rambling 4 bedroom entertaining! 2 car gar­ Also, a 1st floor family TOWN OF It It In Ihs bsst Intsrsst of Ihs Ranch on a targe and Don't miss this one! age. $214,900. Anne PART TIME MANCHESTER, CT. School Doporfmsnt to do so. 647-1991 room with a wood- ROBERT a. WEISS, beautifully landscaped S200's. Century-21 Lind­ Miller Real Estate, 647- Notices THE DEADLINE FOR Richard A. Huot, sey Real Estate. 649- stove. Beautiful yard HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers GENERAL MANAGER OIrsetor/Business Strvictt lot. 1 st floor family 8000.O and garage I $179,900. PLACING OR ED 04605______room, 2 full baths. Call 4000.O As a condition precedent to 041-W MANCHESTER. Town- Anne Miller Real Est­ C A N C ELIN G AN A D IS for details. $169,900. SQUEAKY Clean I This ate, 647-BOOO.d the placement of any adver­ CREDIT Union has Cus­ WAREHOUSE. Start at FULL Time Receptionist WARNINO OP ANNUAL MERTINO OP FART TIME house, lovely end unit 12 N O O N T H E DAY Quiz on Page 2 Century 21 Epstein charming home Is lust completely renovoted, tising In the Manchester He­ tomer Service Repre­ $8.30 per hour. 9:30- for busy office. Duties THB RIOH'ni UTILITIRS DISTRICT Realty, 647-8895.a spotless Inside and out. CHARMING 8 room rald, Advertiser hereby BEFORE, MONDAY - sentative position 6pm shift with over­ Include typing, filing 1. Milk (Orphan calf) NEWS STAND DEALER new carpeting, first Raised Ranch with 4 agrees to protect. Indemnify NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL MEET­ Owners have taken floor laundry hook­ FRIDAY, IN ORDER P A R T Tim e Mechanic to available. Teller or time. Good benefits. and light bookkeeping. 2. India EASY Country living I 7 great care of maintain­ bedrooms I This one and hold harmless the Man­ simlllar experience re- ING Of THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT of Manchsstsr, Mancheeter area, delivar only to Honor Boxes ups, deck off the kit­ chester Herald, Its officers TO MAKE THE NEXT do routine molnte- Hands-on training. Call Rob at Boland 3. Newspapers (Newsprint) Connscticut, will bs hsid on WEDNESDAY, MAY 2S, 19M, at spacious rooms of one ing and decorating this owner home Is located nonce and repairs to aulred. Excellent be­ Pleasant atmosphere. Brothers. 649-2947. 7;Wp.m. In the oudllerlum of ths WHITON MEMORIAL LI­ and Btoraa. Eatabllahed route. Work approxi­ floor living. Comforta­ chen. Very centrally on a large level lot on and employees against any ISSUE. FRIDAY 4. Inning cozy 6 room Cape on located to 384 buslines, and all liability, loss or A FTER N O O N BY 2:30 our small fleet of vehi­ nefit package. Includes Apply In person MEDICAL Secretary- 5. Giggle BRARY, SS NORTH MAIN STREET, Monchestsr, Connsc­ mately 6 hours par weak - gat paid for 10. Must ble Ranch on 1.6 acres Benton Street. 2-3 bed­ quiet street. Move tultjon reimburse­ ticut for tho following ourooss: shopping. Stop by and right Into this very expense. Including attor­ PM FOR M ONDAY’S cles on nights and wee­ Mondav-Frlday, 9- Assistant. Full time po­ be available at Prase Tim e (12:30 pm) dally and of park-llke grounds rooms, fireplace, up­ neys' fees, arising from kends. Must have own ment, pension plan and 3pm. Aero All-Gas 6. (a) Coo — Pouter (w) 1. To choets o Moderator. boasting new deck and take a look I $87,900. special home! sition In OB/GYN Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery of papers dated kitchen, bath, Anne Miller Real Est­ claims of unfair trade practi­ ISSUE. THANK YOU toots and good work Ing Incentive program. Company, 3150 Main (b) Quack — Indian runner (v) 2. To hoar tho rtodlng of ths warning. double driveway and fresh paint and stencll- $179,900.Anne M ille r ces, Infringement of trade­ office In Manchester. ate, 647-8000.n FOR YOUR knowledge. Apply to; Call Ann Marie at 527- Street, Hartford, CT. Medical experience ne­ (c) Moo — Jersey (z) 3. To ooprovo Ihs rsport of ths Prssldsnt, os published In takes approximately 1 hour, Monday thru m uch more.. Flano Ino throughout. Great Real Estate, 647-8000.a marks, trade names or pat­ 6663. ents, violation of rights of COOPERATIONIII The Mak Company. 278-9910. cessary. Call 646-5041 (d) Oink — Poland China (x) the Manchester Herald on May 14,' 1910. Saturday, dependable car a must. Call Bob at Realty. 646-5200.O yard with super deck MANCHESTER. "Ex­ MANCHESTER. Moder­ privacy and Infringement of 643-2659. COOKS Wanted, no expe­ D A TA Entry on a IBM between 9am-5pm. (e) Baa — Merino (y) 4. To opprovt the roport of tho Treasurer, os published In for summer parties! panded dormered nized Ranch. Extra ths Manchsstsr Herald on May 14,1900. 647-0946. ONE Owner home. 4 bed­ Cope". 8 rooms featur­ copyright and proprietary CLERICAL Work, part rience necessary for 3742 dual data station room Raised Ranch, $142,900. Jackson & large private lot on rights, unfoir competition time. Need someone to training as pantry, line and other general of­ HOUSEKEEPING. Light 5. To opprovt ths rsport of the Tax Collector, os published Jackson Real Estate, ing 3 bedrooms, den- dead-end street. Piz­ PART TIME duty evening shift. Full central air, central va­ and libel and slander, which help In small office. or banauet chefs. $6 per fice duties. Full benef­ In tho Manchsstsr Herald on May 14,1900. 647'4400.d study, family room, zazz throughout this 3 may result from the publica­ HELP WANTED medical benefits. Va­ cuum, kitchen applian­ formal dining room, Flexible hours. Call hour to start. Full time- its Including dental 6. To opprovp ths rsport of ths Manchsstsr Fire Depart­ PART TIME "HOUNOS-Tooth clean” bedroom Ranch. Fea­ tion of any odvertlsment In cation with pay, no ment, os published In the Manchester Herald on May 14, ces Included, washer large basement and the Manchester Herald by 647-0293 between part tin e . Call 659-2656 paid. Call 289-2736. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED and dryer Included. 1 2.famlly In convenient tures Include screened- WAITRESS Wanted part 9:30am and 3:30pm. after 2pm ask for Peter experience necessary. 19M. work room, covered In porch, family room, advertiser. Including adver­ DISHWASHER Needed Good starting salary. NEWSPAPER INSERTERS acre country lot In tocPtlon. This Is a , patio, car garage and tisements In any free distri­ time weekend morn­ or Konnie. 7. To approve the report of the Fire Marshal, os published 1 office, walk to school PART Time. 8am to evenings for hord Gilmore Rest Home 15 Day Collector. Savings In Ihs Manchsstsr Herald on May 14,1900. Bolton. Convenient to “ most see" Investment nice, aulet child safe bution publications pub­ ings. No experience ne­ property! Owner occu­ a n d much more cessary. Will train. 742- 12pm, 5 days per week. working person. Ca­ 633-4411. Bank of Manchester. Part time afternoons.. Want to get Route 384. Flano Realty street! Only $152,900. lished by the Manchester 0. A. Tho sisctlon of ths PRESIDENT. pied 1 st floor has 2 $165,900. Century 21 Ep­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, 9441. Light manufacturing reer apportunitles are Will train. Call Louise Ths election of TWO DIRECTORS. (3 year terms) out of the house for a few hours? We 646-5200.G Century-21 Lindsey and warehouse work. MAINTENANCE Super­ RETAIL Assistant Man­ a. bedrooms, one with a stein Realty, 647-8895.Q Publisher. passible. Will train. visor for a Manchester Agnes, 649-9696 ext 339. C. The sleclon of ths TAX COLLECTOR. Real Estate. 649-4000.O NEVER PLACED want Ideal for retired per­ CLAIMS Clerk. Excellent Call Cavey's, 643-2751. ager Trainee. Jewlery are looking for responsible people to STUNNING New Con­ sunporch, appliances 0 housing complex. Equal Opportunity D. Ths sisctlon of ths TREASURER. ad? There's nothing to It son. 649-0072. opportunity In Glaston­ company In malor de­ Employer. insert advertising supplements into temporary. 2500 square .. remain. Light, airy and bury locution for Indi­ FULL Time male or fe­ Starting salary $5(X)per partment store seeking E. The election of the the CLERK. feet of custom contem­ ... lust diol 643-2711 and male, live In compan­ F. If necessary, the election of o director to fill the unex- remodeled 2nd and 3rd Empioynient vidual with 1 year of- week plus benefits, re­ personnel for rapidly RECEPTIONIST- our newspapers. porary flair. 4 bed­ floor are for your te­ we'll help you word and ion or couple needed tirement, vacation Asslstant. Full time plred term of any director olected to another District ploce your ad. flce experience growing leased depart­ offlcs. rooms, 7'/i baths, pri­ nant. Newer roof, 100 HELP WANTED (Insurance back­ for elderly man. Man­ health and life Insu­ ment. Will train the doctor's office. Good Monday - Friday. vate locuzzl In chester area. 6470019 9. To sso If ths voters will vote to approve ths propostd AMP circuit breakers ED ground helpful). This rance, etc. Must II ve on right person. Retail ex­ telephone, people budget as advertised In the Monchester Herald on May skylighted room In and garage. Fenced or 647-0413. PART TIME TRAVEL Agency-East of position Is for someone site. Electrlcltyand tel­ perience helpful. Good skills. Knowledge of 14,19$$. Please call Bob at 647-9946 for quiet 1 acre wooded lot. bock yard. Asking HELP WANTED the River needs assist­ who enlovs typing and ephone paid. 24 hour salary and benefits. Insurance forms help­ 10. Tosoolfthe voters will votetolayataxandmaketherats more information. $335,000. Flano Realty $169,900. Strano Real ance. Typing and tele­ possesses typing skill call. Must have 2 to 3 Please call (203)569- ful. Call 643-9527, 9am- therefor. 646-5200.O Estate, 647-7653.0 CIRCULATION Area Ad­ COAST GUARD years maintenance su­ 5:30pm. phone etiauette re- at 40wpm. Use of a 1115. 11. To see It the voters will authorize Its officers to designate visor. Housewives, aulred. Will train. printer helpful. If you OPPORTUNITY pervisor experience. the Connecticut Notional Bonk, Connertlcut Bonk A mothers with young Reply to: Box UU C/0 enlov working In a Immediate openings Please send resume to ; DRIVER Needed Trust Company, Comfed Savings Bonk, /WnchMter Manchester- NEWS Stand Dealer. children, students. T h e Manchester team call Joy or Gerry for man & women bet­ The Beacon Manage­ State Bonk, Savings Bonk of Monehester^orthwt Sov- Manchester area, de­ Earn extra money with ment Corporation, 40 Wllllmantlc-Enfleld AUTOMOTIVE Clerk. Inps and tho First Federal Savings, os official Deposito­ Herald. at 659-3561. Crum 8, ween 17-28. Enlisted, ries for the funds of the District. liver only to honor your own part time lob. Forster Insurance. Olcott Street, Suite 106, areas. ndo in im­ m a te ly 1 h o u r. own Income call 647- ble persons need apply. rienced Claims Proces­ tloufa numbar 1 Subaru Tho appropriation mov b# toont for tho octiral rono- NOT HARDER! ment between 3:30- be part of a team that Mondav-Frlday. 9am peccable condition. Make an offer on this spacious 2 Monday-Saturday. De­ 9946 ask for Jeanne. Pleasant working con­ sors. At least 1 year daalar. Wa offar a damonalia- votlon and Improvomont, orchltoct foot, onplnoorlno helps others while to 5pm. $5 per hour. tor, nMdloal, dental plua In- foot, loeol toot, Intorott and ofhorflt^clno eotH,and pendable car a must. Spm Onlyl Ask for ditions, flexible hours, experience adlustlng bedroom, 2 bath condo on the first floor. Call Bob at 647-9946. R E C E P TIO N IS T & As­ helping yourself. Call Tom Finley. Ar- auranca plua axeallant pay, othor oxpontot roliitod to tho ronovotlon and impro­ good salary and benef­ group health claims oommlaalon and bonua plan. vomont. sistant In Manchester thur Drug, 643-1505. will secure you In ex­ Earn Extra Money with your own Dennis Santoro its. Apply at once to THE COASTGUARD Companaatlon during tho-* b) to outhorlzo tho Itiuo of bondt, notot, and/or othor doctor's office. Depen­ Manager or Assistant GENERAL Helper cellent salary, com­ rough training program. obllootlon or obllootlont ol tho DIttrIct In on oi^un* Jack J. Lappen Realty dable, pleasant person­ 643-2711 Manager. Parkade Ar AmieA Service neemd to assist In plete benefit package Apply In pamon; not ta oxcood $300,000.00 to dotrov sold appropriation, 164 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 ality a must. Afternoon printing shop, - pm. and to outhorlzo tho Froildonf and T rooturo r .y ony part-time job. Bring your chiidren with N EW SP AP ER Inserters. Health Shoppe, Man­ aeS Mere 8 12 ond a traffic free loca­ Suburban Subaru Part time afternoons. hours. Permanent part WAITRESSES Full and chester Parkade, 404 Will train. Call Dave at tion directly off Route 2 othor otnclol doilonotod by tho Frotldont ond Board 643-4263 time position. Great part time. Apply In New Image Printers, 14 Hartford Tpka., Vamon, C T of DIroctort, to dotormino tho amount, doto, roto of Want to get out of the West Middle Turnpike. DATA Entry. Namco,one In Marlborough, CT. Intoroot, moturHIOf, formt, ixirtlcutari^mon n ^ t t a 9 house for a few hours? working conditions. person. Luigi's Restau­ of Amerlcas'largest re­ 6464)338.. For further Informa­ 849-8660 ouo and oolo of onv ouch bondt, notot, othor obllootlon you and save on babysitting costs. We are looking for Call 646-5153 leave ra n t, 706 H a rtfo rd tion give us a call at orobllootlono, ond to tlpn, oxocutowdyilvorony In- OFFICE tailers of home leisure responsible people to message. Road, Manchester. 649- products Is expanding NURSE AIDE (203) 295-9583 or for­ SECRETARY. Mature In­ atruniMntt or documtntt In connwctlon thtrtwltn. PRICE REDUCED!!! Insert advertising sup­ 5325. and has an Immediate ward your resume to: dividual capable of c) to outhorlzo tho frotldont ond Trowuroroj o"V ether Become a Herald Area Advisor. plements Into our SECRETARY-Capable CERTIFICATION handling diversified of­ otnclol dotlonoted by tho Frotldont ond Bje™ f* DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 opening for a Data Human Resource Man- MANCHESTER *219,500 newspapers. Monday- typist to work In office BOOKKEEPER/ ager. Diversified fice procedures. Tele­ OIroctoro to mortoooo tho ropi ^ooortv of 10 Moln per hour, 7 ;30-4pm shift Entry/Computer Oper­ CUSS Stroot, Moncho^r, Connecticut ond/or any oMjor Frldav. Please call Bob located In Manchester ations Generalist at Its Meadows Manor, a Group Brokerage Cor­ marketing, order en­ on Friday 4-7pm and with overtime. Good OFFICE CLERK try, light bookkeeping. rool proprty owned by tho DIttrIct In on o ^ M t nrt to at 647-9946 for more benefits. Class II only. new office In Manches­ long term health care poration, 369 North oxcood $100,000.00 to tocuro any note, bond, ether Information. < Saturday 10-6pm, Sun- ter. Responsibilities In­ Main Street, Marlbo­ Excellent salary and oMIootIn or obllootlnt which tho DIttrIct may Imuo In da v 11 -6pm. 3 weekends will train. High school PART TIME facility, Is accepting benefits. Royal Ice TIRE Technicians. Enlov graduate. Apply In perer- clude; alpha numeric, appllatlons for a 3 rough, C T 06447. connection with the 21 Hours per week per month. Call 528- WE WIU TRAIN maintenance of order Cream. 649-5358. tho rool property known at 10 Main StrooL auto racing from the 13(XI for appointment. son M ondav-Frlday, 9- week Nurse Alda Certi­ Monchottor, Connocticut, and to tlpn, oxocuto ond Inside. Travel with our 3pm. Aero All-Gas This It a great opporturt- varlfication, much .dl- dtllvor any Inttrumontt or documontt In connection PART Time Janitorial verslflcqtlon. Position fication Class to begin service vehicles to ra­ Company, 315 Main Ity to supplement your In- May 23rd. The salary thorowllh. ces throughout the work, Manchester Streetjv^Hartford, CT can be filled by season d) to outhorlzo tho Frotldont and Trooowor, or ony cornel No experience Is for attending this class PRIVAT6 PARTY i f Salary plus gas allowance Northeast. Reaulre- area. 2pm-6pm dally, 278-9910/^-^______availability or perman­ * olhor^tnclol dotlpnofod by tho Frotldont ond Boord ment: must enlov road 5pm-9pm nights. All necessary, we'll provide ent availability. Full will be •6.01-*7.71 per of DIroctort, to Ittuo tompororv i^ o t In on omou^ M ALE or Female. Week- time hours, tarn to hour. Permanent- Merchandise Ads nMtl^xcood $300,000.00 In anticipation o m t roM l^ racing and be 18 years Immediate openings. complete’ training. Apply of th# orocoodt from the tolo of bondt, notM, or other Good starting pay. 5 end llve-ln companion 5pm, Mondav-Frlday or Older. Tire changing needed to elderly M an­ dally: /Temporary, full time Sbltal^l J!r6r?bllaatlont of tho DIttrIct. experience helpful but days per week. Call with overtime avalla- or part time positions ★ Supervise our carriers 951-6880. chester man. 647-1019 . ble. Full benefit pack­ 0) If fh# bond, notM,