M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, A p ril 13, 1988 n - * s 8 - MAh

Q j J HOMER CARR FOR SALE FOR RALE MURICAL ITEMR FOR RALE Medics Push aNct shovls MANCHESTER. Immac­ M A N C H E S T E R . $309,900. room ulate, lovely 3bedroom Immaculate 9 room U A S p e c i o l i AMPEG Amplifier with on 1.4 Ranch an a profession­ & R Built Ranch In area 4-12" speakers. Excel­ rage. 3 ally landscaped I'A of fine homes. Lovely lent condition, $300 ★ Oselta insists 0 ’f;^eill challenges leaders baths, acre lot, 2 baths, 1st yard with In-ground must sacrifice. Call Pleau rnust pick ilace In floor laundry and fire- pool. Must seel Kler- Bernte, 649-5819. ^ A b o i 169,900. ICARFENTRY/ [^ R O O R N B / concerns valid /3 placed rec room with nan Reolty. 649-1147. LAWN CARE iREMODELMe MIRCELLANEOUR working to balance budget75 Liut or Brodeur /II separate heat. Also In­ SOUTH Windsor- "Newer RIDING RERVICER Hundreds of readers turn LYNCH cludes 14x27 green­ Townhouse", mid to Classified every day house. $229,900. D.W . GlllIRT lAWN searching for some par­ Summi > acre $1S0's. Price reduced CARPENTIIY t Pish R ealty, 643-1591.0 J L g W M A f t S ODD lobs, Trucking. ticular Item. Will your od If this namt Is AAatn for quick sale on this REMOOEUIN iimnCES HOWlNiPIIOVIMiNT Home repairs. You be there? 643-2711. The Sur begin- MANCHESTER. Cozy 3 spacious S'/7 rooms, 2 CompM* horn* rspslr* sr,d r«- name It, we do It. Free not on your car, bedroom Cope on aulet bedrooms, beautiful modaflng. W* spoelalto In bath­ WIiMewi S Oewi Manchest ’ reno- room* and kflohsn*. SmoN seal* Ns Jak To* SI* or Taia Small estimates. Insured. 643- I brick street, formal dining, kitchen, dining area, AhPiyi • dNdOuM for Bwler OWwie l*% Ssnisr cmam Olscawit 0304. you probably paid skills in tl • aim iniekNit ol lotm ■Ad oommorclal work. R*gl*t*r*d,1n- MISCELLANEOUS orm al nicely finished lower sunken living room sursd, rsfaranos*. Msmkar ar m» imarnallanol program level with storage with nice fireplace, ■anar SvaHma MimORS • MillRORS FOR RALE too much!! base- CaH *47.7156 646-S165 Monday.. place, areas, full baths with family room, deck and c*ti72B-0761 Anytlm* Brlghlon up your homo. M Safari wood wagon, apx. S500 grades 8-1 vanity and lovely sten­ garagell Don't miss Roosontbly priotd, R E S U LT Of a renovation. 87 Trans Am. black a goM, TPI , 3 car PHIL'S U W N CARE •BBBBBMBBBafl $100 per s I Sun- cilled country kitchen. this one I Centurv-21 RSR Hsmi raforonoo*. Insurod. W e hove 15 doors, 87 Ford Rangor XLT Pickup • Spring desnup 88"x38" and 88"x42". June 10 w 79,900. $136,900. O.W. Fish Lindsey Real Estate. Improvimints 6 Ripilr • Over 20 yean oxporlonoo. ’ 87 Pontlao Grand AM 4dr, gray • Mowing HAR ROOFINQ Some ore flre-roted. 1 649- R ealty, 643-1591.0 519 Center Street, Man­ Complete, home care. RoaMonllal rooting ot aH typo*. 87 Supra, 2-ton* bm. S apd. Auditions ACCENT GLASS CG. Colors ore white and S7 Dodg* D100 PU, AT, AC MANCHESTER. Excep­ chester, CT. 649-4000. • Weekly service available. "No Job Too Small" FREE ESTIMATES. Enrollmei G47-G14G mahogany. For more 87 Dodg* D100 Pickup ilanrlipalpr Ipralfi tional Duplex. Well WILLIMANTIC- "More 10% Sonlor CNItan Olsoount. tion. call w the Call for free estimates. Fm Etllmatn Information coll Man­ 87 Pont Sunbird 4 dr sedan maintained 6-6 Duplex f o r t h e m o n e y ", School. 64 j until All Work Ouoranload. chester M a n o r. 646- 87 Samurai hrdip., JX pkg. conveniently located In $140,900. Don't miss 742-7476 PGWERWASiiiNG f. Call 646-1143 InkHtor a Exiorlor 8129. 87 Chtvy Nova 4 dr, AT. AC a quiet neighborhood. this fabulous buy, 647-9289 ace an EASTERN Molntononeoi Ronovstlons 87 Tran* Am OTA, rod '' Pinoch Each side has 3 bed­ stately and Impeccably FARRMD REMOOELINfi and Pointing. 87 Toyota 4x4 PU, Wu* rooms, living room, clean 9 room Colonial I LAWNCARE Room addition*, dsoks, roofing, Scores f aulsite O tltrlna s Full L in t of PRESTNIE ROORNG Inturod • Sonlor Dhoountt Aut8metlve 87 Qrand Prix, V8. lull powar Thursday, April 14, 1988 dining room and eat-ln Features 4 bedrooms, 1 Ltwn a Ytrd Strvlett sMIng, window* and guNsrs. 87 Toyota PU, standard, rad Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm the Army' )o ra rv kitchen. Must be seen. bath and 2 lavatories, Mown*. Swens. klanllns 4 Mom Bsokho* and buSdonr soiyle* Rooting of all typo*. Shingl**, 30 Cents form al fist roofing, roof ropolr*. Renovation^Plus 87 CMC Custom Van, 10K Laquerre, $199,900. D.W. Fish beautiful center chim­ Fu*, Inaufod • fim ladmaloa svsilabla. Call Bob Forrand, Jr. 87 Suzuki Samurai, black taclous Rojas. 62( R ealty, 643-1591.0 ney fireplace, finished All work guartntood. 646-2253 88 Ford Hangar 4x4, STX pkg. h fleld- A But. 647-B609 CARR A basement, woodstove, Coll 88 FlrsWrd, V8.4 *p. T-top* Laura Kri , sun- EAST Hartford. Lovely 447-9910 Kandsll Ksys* Rit.645-flB40 PATIO DOOR GLASS FOR RALE spacious Duplex with plus 2 car garage, car­ 88 Calloa QT LB, 5 apd., AC 578; Ann Is, la- port, separate work­ 742-7831 88 Toyota 4x4, rad, 18K walk-out basement. Liwn Mewing, Spiclll - (SSawm CLASSIC Ford Falcon C o v e n try ’s Bensche, , much KITCHEN & BATH 88 Nova 4 dr, AT. PS, 18K Landscaping and shop and profession­ «er raplsoswaiil (alandard SSaTS) ouallty Edging, Hidga Trlninilng, 1964. Runs, needs some 88 Pontiac STE 4 dr, blu* fenced bcfck yard. ally landscaped flat REMODELING • Over 20 years sxparlsno*. w ork. $288. Coll Gene loti! Centurv-21 Lind­ LlgM Trucking, ate. 88 CMC Safari Panar van. 12K Hospital looks $260,000. Realty W orld, ISSjFLDDRINe otter 5; 38pm. 633-6164.a 149,900. sey Real Estate. 519 -Profosalonslly Equipped From the smallest rspslr to ACCENT GLASS CO. 88 Toyota Camry DIx. AT, AC Center / 649- Benoit, Frechette As­ 88 Cutlaa* Suprm. op*., maroon Center Street, Man­ • DspandsMa the largest renovation, we 1983 Chevy Cavalier appointment sociates, 646-7709.0 ____S47-014S 88 Buick Regal Cp*. VS The J.C chester, CT. 649-4000. will do a complete job. Start Wagon, 4 speed, power FLD0R8ANDINF 88 Chovy Cavalier CL wagon HEALTH Spa Included In Ray Hardy, 6 46 -79 73 to finish. Free estimates. s te e r in g , power has grant P MANCHESTER- High- • Floors Ilka now brakes, AM/FM 88 Toyota DIx P**t Von, S apd P of Manchi love In this magnificlent 10 wood D rive. See this Teg Sell tcreeaed L o b m 88 Toyota 4x4 longbod Heritage KHchen A • Specializing In oktsr floor* Cassette. $3208. 742- The paste n ,3 o r4 room home, 3 full desirable 8 plus room. LJS & SON • Natural & stained floors A ny amount dallvorad. Also, till, 88 Toyota Extra Cab Plek-up for answer to baths. Inside pool, 5459. ‘bipartisan’ f with Raised Ranch type Landscapine A Mewing Bath Center • No waxing anymore gravol, stona and bark, mulch. 88 Pont Qrand Am, V8. 8K ml mental ht Chen. 2 sauna and work out home. 4 bedrooms, Yard claon-up, mowins, full Come visit our showroom st: Bobcat, backho* 5 loador rsntal. TOYOTA Tercel 1988. 5 SB Toyota Cellea QT LB and marr area. Must be seen! londtcoo* sdrvic* sffsrsd. John Virfglllg - 84SS7G0 speed, deluxe. Air con­ 86 Toyota MR2,14K ml a r old main floor family 182 W. Middle Tpke. DAWS CONSTRUCTION ( heat. Blanchard & Rossetto room, plus a finished Fro* Estlmot**. Manchester ditioning. $758. Coll 646- 86 Olds Calais 4dr, gold Great Realtors," We're Sel­ recreation room, HEATM9/ 872-1400/659-9555 8213 otter 6pm SB Chevy Celebrity 4 dr By Jacqueline Bennett Schola Strano ling Houses” 646-2482.0 cathedral celling living 645-6412 (•«»*, _ 649-5400 weekdoys. Se QMC 1600 Serle* P/U PLUMBIN8 86 Toyota Tercal 3 dr, AC Manchester Herald car ‘nightmare’ The Ma ■7653.D p o r t e r Street 6 room, room , 7Vi bathrooms, TOYOTA Corolla 1977. CDSAinr LANdscaung 86 Toyota Corolla 4 dr scholarsh 1'/} bath Colonial with stone fireplace. Just Profeeslonal Lawn PAINTINR/ Don't miss tne many offer­ $588. Good condition. J.N.T. HEATING 85 Toyota Forerunner AT COVEN'TRY — Manchester native John Elsesser their sch< auarry stone front. 3 reduced to $225,000. U & Maintenance m PAPERING ings in today's classified 646-5184 otter 4pm. 85 Old* Delta 88 Royele tew to bedrooms, deck and ' R Realty, 643-2692. A C O O LIN G columns. SUBARU DL Wogon 1981. 85 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC was appointed by. the Town Council a.s town Bv Andrew J. Davis Connectic 't miss CompMa landseapliia dasign. Call garage. Clean and at­ Installations, Repairs, Burnor, New clutch, new axels. 85 Toyota Tercal 4 dr, AC manager Wednesday night and will take over the applfbatio ler Co- ter your fraa aaUmalaL NAME your pwn price. Manchester Herald tractive. $164,900. Blan­ BoWsrs, Water Haatara. Good condition. $1388 85 QMC P/U, V8, AT, AC jto rte r R. Michael QuiRh Father & Son Painting CIsanIng, Rstrsotory Sorvlc*. job May 6 after fini.shing his term as assistant.town ^ a r d of 1 chard & Rossetto Real­ 646-4075 ( negotiable. Coll 649- 85 Dodge Lancer ES turbo ■ooms, and Papering. Remo­ manager in Avon. Manchester Memorial Hospital tors," We're Selling Real Estita Broker 487-5670 val. 872-8237. -ffiallTsd; 742-5700 7494 otter 6pm. . 85 Mazda deluxe 4 dr QLC 1, vinyl Houses" 646-2482.0 CONCRETE 85 Corolla LE, AT, AC The appointment, which Town Clerk Ruth Benoit President Michael R. Gallacher said I. Call Service With Integrity ^ 1-800-312-4144 PLYMOUTH Horizon 85 Old* Cutlaa* Brgh. V8 said today was for an indefinite amount of time, Wednesday that parking conditions ot Chapm BOOKKEEPING/ 1988. Good condition, 4 m 29,900. MANCHESTER. Charm­ Stenciling 85 Pont 6000LE, wood wgn. canoe with a clear message from the council that the, the hospital arc a "nightmare” and pstein Call 6 4 9 -0 6 76 INCOME TAX Add life to one of your oeeaeaeeeeeeaaa cylinder, 4 door, 4 85 Ford Ranger 4x4 P/LI Chapme ing new listing on choice was strictly bipartisan. officials have not abandoned plans to V. 3 rooms with a hand T H IS S P A C E CPS CONCRETE speed. $1588 or best 85 NIaaan DIx P/U, 5 apd 0 ' ' Friday at Hackmatack Street. 7 Ftrtloa, walk., flasra, drlvt- offer. 649-3692. "You all know we’ve been looking for a new town build a parking garage. ^ \ room Cope with 1st ENROLLED AGENT painted woll border. 85 Toy. Forerunner, 5 apd. Center Sti CONDOMINIUMS * 5 0 .4 0 waya, oddHIom A dackt. Jock 85 Toyota SR5, 4x4, plow manager. It’s been a long, involved search. We have Hospital officials have met with 4ew to floor family room and 12 Y0»r$ tR$ Exp$rl9nc9 Call Lennie at Hommarlne A Mw cutting. A M C E ag le 4x4 1981. 0 0 FOR RALE Tex PrepersAlon / ConeuMno / Tex 85 Bonne. 4 dr, apx. 26K ml made a good choice of a well-trained professional, I tod In­ bedroom, 2 full baths, for 24 Insertions FREE ESTIMATES. 57,808 miles. Good run­ architects to discuss preliminary Geminere ___ 566-7G 65 ning condition. $1200 85 Caprice CLaaalc 4dr, V8 want you to know that this is not a Democrat choice drawings for a new parking structure, tv. Op- rec room, deck, 2 car J^ANCHESTE^spodous Expert In New A Old Tex IMRr Call 643-2711 10% Dtaceunt fo r Santor Qtliana 85 Corolla SRS, LB. AC uv on garage and much negotiable. 646-6173. or a Republican choice. It’s a council choice.” said but no plans have been finalized. 2bedraom Townhouse, D A B PAINTING for details 85 Pont. T1000, 16K I cared m o rel $187,900. B ar­ KIMBERLEE D. O'NEILL 647-9289 DATSUN 210 1980- Excel­ 84 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. AT James Sullivan, one of two Republicans on the Gallacher said. Pnbli 1'/j baths, large kit­ Exterior Neeae PaleUeg ••••••••••••••A V slde- nett, Bowman & Tib­ chen, basement In lent running condition. 84 Nissan Sentra AT, AC seven-member council. tm e n t S4S-S079 Gallacher’s comments came as he bies, Better Homes and small complex. DapsndabI* and axpartanasd. Automatic, A/C, ro- 84 Tercel Wag. 9 Pass Low Prtco* and Fully Insured. MI8CELLANE0U8 The other six members nodded in agreement with addressed about 25 residents on the Meeting and 3 Gardens. 633-3661. $119,900. By owner. 643- INCOME TAX dlols. $1200. 649-5121. 84 Parlsianne Wgn., 9 pas*. lav tor Fro* Estlmata* 8ERVICE8 Sullivan, following the appointment of Elsesser “ Role of MMH” in the community as 7930. GARDENING CHEVELLE 1973, Rebuilt 84 Flero Spt coupe, AT n e n t . PREPARATION 3504BDL 4 speed, posl. 84 Olds Cue. Cruiser Wgn. during the special meeting held at the Town Office part of the hospital’s community NEIL - 649-4136 84 Buick Century Ltd., 34K Manch n \ Ep- In Your Home HAWKES TREE SERVICE Very good condition. Building. Elsesser would not reveal his party education series, a series of speeches '-8895.D Inicuding; RsntsI and Sol* 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 dr, AT affiliation but a spokesman for the registrars of ROOFING/ Bueksl, truck S chipper. Stump $2800 or best otter. 84 Toyota Corolla LE on health and hospital issues. Indepen ProprIstorshIp. Call Jim Whoslor ROTOTILLING 647-W25 o tter 3pm. o n la l. O i l RIDING ramoval. Frs* sstlmats*. All Size Garden Plots 84 Toyota Camry DIx, 4 dr. voters in New Britain, where Elsesser lives, said The hospital withdrew an applica­ hearing rc ous 7 742-1009 Spsctsl considsratlon for RotoUIllDf Rt reafoiuible ratM. NISSAN Sentro 1982- 5 84 Chevy Celebrity CL, 4dr today that he is registered as a Democrat. tion last year from the Zoning Board Conserv with 3 TAX ATTORNEY R.J. Roofing. No lob too sldorty and handicapped. F R E E M tlnutM . speed, AM -FM 84 Trans AmTblue, T-tp* Elsesser will replace Police Chief Frank of Appeals fora 36-foot-high. 1,110-car room, .7:31 places, (ftaH^ Srom inS) big or too small. Will cassette, 69K. M in t 64 Pont. Flero SE, 4 spd. Trzaskos, who agreed to become acting town parking garage, but Gallacher said 647-7553 Call Clyde & Sons condition, $1850 firm . 84 QMC SI 5 Blazer, V6 fa m ily Will advise and prepare work 7 days, until lob manager after the council fired Col. Harold Hodge such a plan had not been ruled out. lers to 647-8987 or 643-2340 649-1310 83 Pontiac 6000 LE 4 dr all tax returns. complete. 10 percent (iMV* IMBBBge) S3 Bonne., 4 dr, white, V6 Jr. la.st November. The hospital withdrew its applica­ Coveni I sunny OLDS Sierra Wagon 1984- discount for senior citi­ HANDYMAN 83 Bk. Sk^awk 4 dr, 5 spd. Sullivan’s remarks appeared to be aimed al the tion after residents of Russell Street nderful WHITMAN zens. Free estimates. Hem* Imerovamant - Pdnllns Power steering, power Board c - Scaamanlf FInIthad • Tlllna - 83 Subaru QL, 4 dr, AT concern in town over the past months that politics protested the hospital's''plans for a I, 3 car tea Downoy Oriva., Apt. A J.oe 649-9251. brakes, A/C, AM-FM 83 Chevette 4 spd., AC p.m. ) attic, Msnchastsr, S2S-189t Lleht Cerpantrv - OOP JOSS ■ played a part in the firing of Hodge. variance that would allow the garage iNSuneo stereo. $5500, 646-6168. 83 Toy. Longbed, PU, Bik. Special “ o r te r M0VER8 FORD L T D 1976- 4 door, 82 Corolla SR5 Spt. Cp., AC Hodge, a Republican, contends it was a political to be higher than the 18 feet allowed in 7:30 p.m 219,900. Conservative way ta BARRY SCANLON V-8, A /C , 7300 miles. 82 Clara Brghm 4 dr, V6 move. a Residence Zone B. al Est- CARPENTRY/ Install ar repair vaur real 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 frt* MtlmotM Excellent running con­ 82 Bonne. Wood Wgn. Council Democrats deny the allegation, saying “ There will be a parking facility on O.J. WOODS MOVING 82 Bk. Skylark, 4 dr, V8, AC FOR SALE BY OWNER REMODELING and la v * I Deal direct with Handling AH Your Moving Haoda dition, $500. 649-4109. Hodge was slow and inefficient and they wanted a this campus somewhere down the 0 r d - raofor. Wood and ctdar RETIREMENT L lv ln g - 82 Pont. 6000 LE, 4 dr. • COMPLtn MOVIS 78 Chevy Malibu, 4 dr, 64K professional to do the job line, simply because we have to have jrg e 6 Unique Colonial/Cape in established area. COMPLETE Reflnlshlng shake spaclallsti Seal Everythlng provided Thov • TRUCK 61 MEN FOR HEAVY ITEMS In an interview at the meeting Wednesday. Jane it. There's no way we can continue the Ranch 3 Three or four bedrooms, new paper, paint, and restoration of your dawn*. 27 year* for your comfort even • TRUCK 6 DRIVER AVAtLARLE L IP M A N # 1 All VeMdts Warraatietl 4 IS, W i carpet and appiiances, heated garage. kitchen cabinets. Free experlenc*. nursing service. Rates • FREE FCRGONAL EETIMATBS Ferry, a GOP candidate for the council in the way we're going.” — sliders 35 Lakewood Circie, North Manchester. estimates. Coll Super­ reasonable. Call 649- VOLKSWAGEN November election, supported the Democrats. There are currently 695 spaces Do thii dining 871-7990. 2358. 4 3 3 -4 1 8 0 ior, 647-3785. PIMM L«GVG M«tMfB WM R*tum Can 86 Subaru QL, 3 dr, Slivsr. S tp, "That's where the Republican party and I had a available in current hospital parking demands overed *234,900 647-9976 LYNCH 4 WO. AC, AM-FM, *7295 parting of the ways. Politics had nothing to do with lots. us? Some large 88 VW QTI <8885 tntage. PONTIAC-TOYOTA the firing.” she said. A parking garage is needed becau.se ourselves CONDOMINIUMS LOTR/LAND APARTMENTS STORE AND 86TrtnsAm,Blk, •11.006 ’ Ferry, who also served on the manager’s there simply are not enough spaces even begi home I m 88 Toy. Tercel, 2 dr. red, *8105 500 W. C«nter S t MICHAEL R. GALLACHER M ille r FOR RALE m FOR RALE m FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE currently available around the hospi­ 88 (2) Tarcala 4 dr, AT. '8905 Manclwster screening and search committee, added that . . . still planning garage All of u •BOOO.a 85 Chav Covtllar Type 10. *3205 politics played no part in the hiring of Elsesser. tal, Gallacher said. He said he hoped at least ir riginal MANCHESTER. Beaytl- COLCHESTER. Excel­ 3 Bedroom apartment on I A R T F O R D - 88 Cuttaaa Clerre brn, '7095 Following his appointment. Elsesser received the lack of parking did not make in our liv tul 1 bedroom Condom­ lent country atmos­ 2nd flo o r In 4 fam ily y. -a, *?. f e their Wethersfield Avenue. 84 Audi 4000. querto, •8405 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 applau.se from the council and audience of about 20 people not want to come to the The rate increase, if approved, hears us iround inium, carpeting has phere. 1.15 acre lot In house. $600 per month. Business zoned. Newly 54 Volvo DL 4 dr, brn. AT, •7505 AP photo been updated, kitchen newer subdivision. Call 645-8201. renovated 2 family 64 VW QLI •5705 people. Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis extended a hospital. would raise overall hospital rates to own lives tody to In October, the hospital withdrew reather appliances Include Easy commute to Hort- M A N C H E S TE R . 454 M ain house. 1200 square feet. 83 VW Cemper AT, •7805 formal welcome and Elsesser stood and spoke. SHALL WE DANCE? — Charles Crosby wrestles with his about $4..330 for the remainder of the constanll lu a llty microwave. ford or New London Street. 2nd floor, 3 Parking In front/rear. 54 VW Rebbit. 4SK, • ^285 “ I ’m honored to be selected. I ’m looking forward an application to build a parking hospital fiscal year, which ends in remembe :ludlng $95,900. Realty W orld, area. $69,900. Realty $1,000 per month. 229- 82 VW Convertible, •bOOS 450-pound black bear, Thor, in the back yard of his home in garage across from the hospital on room heated. No ap­ 82 Buick Skylark, •3205 lo moving to Coventry and making it my home. I October. The proposed rate hike the comn walls, 3 Benoit, Frechette As­ World, Benoit, pliances. Security. $480 9340 a fter 5pm. Bloomington, Minn., Tuesday. The city council has given Haynes Street. sociates, 646-7709.□ Frechette Associates, 82 Ford EXT, •2105 I oTI cam perr/ look forward to the challenges. I ’m sure there will covers inpatient, outpatient and psy­ the comn baths, per m onth. 646-2426, SUITES Available. 1000 70 BMW 3201. •4706 ISSJ t Crosby unti May 15 to move the bear out of the Minneapolis During his speech, Gallacher also chiatric services. need. Wti room , GLASTONBURY. Im­ 646-7709.D weekdoys 9am-5pm. TRAILERR square feet per unit. Please turn to page in commented on the recommended 9.1 The average patient bill at the God will 1 room , maculate Townhouse. Utilities additional. 1 24 Tolland Tnpk, Rta. 83 suburb to the country where Crosby is building a log cabin. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER- Availa­ S U N L IN E 1987- 20 foot percent overall rate increase the hospital last year was $3,711.52. communi iimmer Here's the 3 bedrooms, formal ble M a y 1st. 6 rooms, mile to 1-84. Peterman Vernon, CT • 649-2638 m o u th home you've always wanted. Four dining room, rec room, Rentals Travel Trailer with hospital may receive. The full state "Those kind of rate hikes are bedrooms. w all to w all In 3 rooms, Building Company. owning and TV an- M artin 2 fireplaces, 2'A baths, a beautiful fireplace, central air 649-9404. Commission on Hospitals and Health .substantial,” he said. “ (But) if you family room with a gorgeous ceramic tile floor no appliances, wa- tehno. Used twice, Ir ic t. a n d much m ore. sher/dryer hook-ups, Care has not yet approved that give quality care, someone’s going to son & that's Just right for entertaining. There's a spa­ $195,900. Realty W orld, $7,800. 871-0672. Powwow planned on sewer dispute ROOMS parking 2 cars. $600 N e w Offles Spscs CLYDE tentative hike, which was ironed out pay for It and they should pay for It. Estate, cious 2 car garage and a beautiful Inground pool Benoit, Frechette As­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. o o security deposit. $600 corner Manchester Rd. between the hospital and commission But it should be a responsible analysis with a unique concrete fence surrounding the sociates, 646-7709.D FOR RENT per month plus heat ROUTE 83, VERNON I^MOTORCYCLER/ Bv Andrew Yurkovskv "absolutely.” The change in the .sewer in Hartford Superior Court seeking a & Hebron Ave., Qlas- staff. of what we're providing.” Istlngl pool. If you have a family this house has every­ CONTEMPORARY and utilities. No dogs. 82 Regal coupa •5695 [M O P E O R ^ and Alex Glrelll plans would give the district the option of mandamus to force the DEP to rule on anch Is FEMALES Preferred. Adults preferred. On tonbury. A v a ila b le thing you'd like and more. Situated on a cul-de- Tow nh ou se. 18 00 84 Camaro cp*. *7995 Manchester Herald installing only the residential portion of whether the district will get a permit to C o n I from square feet ot living Furnished room , $60 a busline. 649-8188 call June 1st, 420 sq. ft., Y A M A H A 1980 2501 Exci- sac which adds to the private setting. 84 Century LTD 4 o,. *6295 the sewer and to route sewage from it into install the sewer. Ide fea- area available within 2 week, 1 week security between 2 and 4pm. Utilities Included. Call ter. Runs good. jNeeds and references. Call 04 Citation 4 dr. *4995 Mayor Peter P. DIRosa ,Ir. says he will an existing connection the district has into sauare *255,000 bedroom , }>/2 baths ROCKVILLE- New large Savings Bank of Man­ minor repairs. Asking Commenting on the new plans for the js one home. 20' studio on 3rd 649-9472, Monday- 85 Spectrum 4 dr *3995 $250. 646-4704. meet with Eighth District Director the town-owned North Manchester Talks with hijackers A stor 1 bedroom. Washer/D- chester, 646-1700, ask sewer system. Penny said. “ Even if that ;e. Per- Frlday 3:30 to 8:00pm. 65 Old! Celle 2 dr *7995 Samuel Longest to discuss a dispute Interceptor. incorrect! floor. Garage. $160's. ryer hook-ups. 2nd HONDA V-65 M a g n a were tiite. that doesn’t address the also rem ent JACK LAPPEN REALTY Ask for Eleanor. for Mr. Matrick Blanchard & Rossetto floor. Stove, refrliiiera- 85 Chav. Astro Van *9695 IIOOcc 1985. V e ry low between the two governments on how a That option might avoid the question of recreatio: master immediate problem of the industrial and 164 East Center Street • Msnchester, CT 06040 Realtors," We're Sel- C l o s e T o buslines and tor, carpeting, park­ 85 Century 4 dr. *5995 miles. Excellent condi­ .sewer that will serve the $70 million Mall whether the town or the district can 1988-89 Be jllt-lns. commercial development intended for llng Houses" 646-2482.D downtown. $80 p e r ing, storage area. $490 85 Cavalier CS 4 dr. *5995 tion. $2900 or best otter. at Buckland Hills will be built. determine where that portion of the .sewer end without success Study Coi lal dln- that community, unle.ss (the district 643-4263 VE R N O N . Back on the week. Coll 643-2659. GARA6E8 85 Century 4 dr. *9995 Coll 643-9918. Iry klt- plus utilities. Evenings DIRosa and Longest constitute a liaison should be hooked into the town system. the positii market. Cozy Condom­ 643-8557. OD 58 Camaro Op*. *10,795 officials) wish to publicly announce that r living AND STORAGE KAWASAKI G P Z 550. E x­ committee between the town and the Meanwhile, an attorney representing inium with view. New 86 Olde Delta Cp*. •11,295 they intend to prohibit or impede the Bv Michael Goldsmith in Algiers, according to the Algerian splace. APARTMENTS M A N C H E S TE R . 2 bed­ cellent condition, low district. The district’s plans for sewer the town said today that the Eighth carpet, appliances, One car garage. In aulet 87 Caprice waoon *12,595 development of that property for the The Associated Press assurance,' government spokesman cle In FOR RENT room Townhouse with mileage, many extras. construction for the mall and for a Utilities District would need a permit from 9 etc. $74,900. Reolty area. Available May 87 Chav. Celebrity 4 d,. *6995 $1800 or best otter. community.” Akis Fantls said. OPEN HOUSE fireplace. Heat, car­ 9 198.000. D r. C World, Benoit, 1st. $65 month. 646-1686 645-6822. residential area along North Main Street the state Department of Environmental ALGIERS. Algeria — Negotiations ackson Sun., Apr. 10 / 1-4 PM MANCHESTER- Spo-,i peting, A/C, all ap­ 87 Pont. 6000 4 dr. *9995 At their meeting Monday, the district The 32 passengers and (our crew -8400.O Frechette Associates, pliances. Nice loca­ or 569-3018. 87 Century 4 dr. are already the subject of a lawsuit by the Protection even if it were to build only the to free 36 hostages aboard a hijacked members held aboard the plane are 40 SIrtekland SI. 646-7709.D clous 3 bedroom. Heat, •9995 directors decided to modify the bid hot water and applian­ tion. Call 647-1595. CARR town, which is .seeking a declaratory residential portion of the controversial Kuwaiti jumbo jet broke off today, believed to be all Arabs. 1. Whic Istlngl Manchester *100,500 WANTED procedure for the $1.7 million sewer. Bids ih fle ld Older, 7 room Colonial ces Included. $625 3 Rooms partlyturnlshed, 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 judgment as to whether the town can Buckland Sewer project. officials said. type of be FOR RALE are to be opened May 2 but the opening The Algerian news agency said rilnlum with 4 bedrooms, 2 bath*, I LOTR/LAND monthly. No pets. heat. Working single TO RENT decide where the district will connect the Attorney Stephen T. Penny said the The Kuwaiti Airways Boeing 747 today that talks between the hijackers STAUI date may be postponed to give potential ro o m fireplaced living room, FOR SALE Credit references. 643- male preferred. No sewer to the town system. permit would be required because the was commandeered April 5 on a and Kuwaiti officials had reached an 2. A dre central vac system, ell 0157, 12-5pm. pets. Lease. 643-2880. WANTED to Rent Cot­ bidders time to study the change. I 3 bed- DIRosa said Wednesday he plans to get discharge from the sewer would flow into a Bangkok-Kuwait flight with 112 peo­ impasse. REPUI is, gas hardwood floors, 2 cor tage, Lakeside, East of MANCHESTER- L evel Room apartm ent, 2nd MANCHESTER. For SPRING USED CAR SPECIALS in touch with Longest to .set up a meeting to public waterway, in this case the Hocka- At the Monday meeting the district Ih cen- garage with loft for stor­ » the River. Weeks ot ple aboard. It was first diverted to This morning, the blue-and-white cleared lots. About % floor with gas, gas rent. Big 3 bedroom on lonlng. age. This Is e tenific home June 19, 26 and July 3. 17 NIT8UBISNI M mSSAN discuss "anything that comes up.” num River. directors also decided not to ask the Mashhad, Iran, where 57 people were plane was moved to the end of a 3. The e acre. City sewer ond stove and a refrigera­ busline. $575 plus u tili­ brand for someone who need* 4 871-2573. P8. M/FM Caeeatta Sentra, 4 Or., Auto. PS. Asked if the discussion would include Officials from the DEP were not district voters to overule a vote against the freed. It went on to Cyprus, where the runway at Houaii Boumedlenne air­ T l bedroomsi w ater. 646-7207. tor. $500 per month ties. Security and ref­ Pa,AC e Insu- with 2 months security. erences required. 643- changes made by district directors available for comment this morning. district’s sewer plans by the town’s two hostages were killed and 13 port to permit the safe landing of a 4. Whic OIr Main SI lo SIfIcUand St. LARGE, Wooded build­ *6588 d o w s Telephone 645-6773. 1577. •5888 Monday in the sewer plans, DIRosa said John D. LaBelle Jr. filed a suit Monday Planning and Zoning Commission. released, and flew to Algiers on plane carrying Zambian President foot? out for ing lots In Southwest- M8rchandl88 OPEN HOUSE e r n part of 84 TOYOTA 85 HONOR Tuesday. Kenneth Kaunda, who arrived on a HEAD :arpprt Plokup. AM/FM base- Sat, Apr. 8 / 11-2 PM Manchester. $102,000- CIvIo, 2 Dr., AM/FM Coo*. The Arab hijackers, thought to state visit. ockson BMOOKHAVBN CONOOB $125,000. 563-1413. TH E OLCOTT *4 8 0 8 number about eight, are armed with Algerian President Chadli Bend- 5. The c Estate, Wsst MM«* Tpka. 40 OlcoU St. a Manchester, CT 06040 FURNITURE Leaders sign Afghan pullout accord grenades and guns and have threa­ jedid, before greeting Kaunda, met God? I ..Thera are one and two 87 I8UZU 84 RIERC. tened to blow up the plane and kill briefly with Mohammed Al-Osaimi, UTAH Suallty bedroom units available; The OlcoU is now managed by the Beacon Man­ Mark I, Auto, AC, AM/FM Morqula, AT, AC, PW, PL ranging In price from MORTGAGER MOVING- Living room PSielt*, r - Bv Brenda Watson Afghanistan and Pakistan, which,repres­ world has sought” for a long time, and he their hostages. deputy foreign minister of Kuwait. idroom Cmm. ,Qr*atD*all *6 4 .W to *76,000. Ideal In­ agement Corp. We are now accepting applica­ set and fireside choirs. The Associated Press ented the Afghan guerrillas in the said he was confident the Soviet Union The hijackers are demanding the 6. Anal fam ily Excellent condition. •48 88 vestment units or starter DO NOT OO B A N K R U PTI tions for our 1 and 2 bedroom units, starting at •6988 U.N.-mediated talks. The Moslem insur­ would begin its troop withdrawal on release of 17 pro-Iranian extremists below. Th n your units for those with ■ Coll 649-9334. ced llV f Stop Foreclosure! Home- •588 (or our 1 bedroom units and *558 for our 2 GENEVA — The United States. Soviet gents have been fighting the Marxist schedule May 15. imprisoned on terrorism convictions the sumai limned cosh flow. Models Q U E E N ^ IZ E W oterbed 83 SUBARU baths, owners, consolidate your bedroom units. Fully appiianced kitchens, pri­ 87 SUBARU (a) Bill' open. Hostsss: Dsnlte complete. Dork pine, 4 QL 2 Dr.. AT. AC. Union, Afghanistan, and Pakistan today Afghan government for 10 years. U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perezde in Kuwait. Kuwaiti officials refuse to TODAY Qshleld bills, pov off your credit vate parking, near schools and shopping malls, 4Dr.,4WD,AC,P8.AM/FM AM/FM. PW. Sunrool Rssle. drawer base, omtchlng' signed an accord to withdraw an esti­ The Soviet Union, which supports the Cuellar said the agreements “ represent a free them. (b) Bob ndows, cards, your cor or busi­ Dir Main 81 to W. MM The actual stale unemploy­ in January this year to 790 this half the police department. 646- are boarded at various animal the following numbers: 666- Edward J. Corcoran of Maricha, N. Y. His paternal undertaken with funds available. There is a balance ment rale decreased from 4,0 Connecticut’s unemployment February. In February 1987, 8.54 Bost Chapman Court meets 4555. There is also someone on clinics. 7000. 623-0489. 242-2156 or 693- grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth Toomey of South on hand of $52,504 with about $255,000 more in percent in February 1987 to 3.6 rate was nearly half the February were unemployed in Manchester. Tt Chapman Court 10. Order of Amaranth, will meet duty at the pound Monday This week’s featured cat. 6138. Boston. Mass. He has two sisters. Sara, Sand Nora, contributions pledged over the next eight years. The percent in February 1988, while national unemployment rate of The number of unemployed in Tt Friday at 7; 45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on East 6.2 percent, .seasonally adjusted foundation is also seeking further historic grants Manchester’s actual rale de­ the state decreased by 2,900, from Tt Center Street. Officers should wear colored gowns. creased from 2.9 percent in to 5.7 percent. 63,800 in January 1988 to 60,900 in from the state andjfederal governments. donE Stevenson askec^ if it might be feasibie to get a February 1987 to 2.7 percent in February 1988. Last February an cont loan to proceed with more renovation, but Fred February this year, according to Hartford, with an unemploy­ estimated 68,500 were unem­ Obituaries Blish objected. He said that paying off the loan that an announcement from state ment rale of 3,2 percent in ployed in the slate. Public Meetings paid for exterior renovation put incredible pressure Labor Commissioner P. Joseph February 1988. had the fourth In contrast to the unemploy­ Ka Peraro. lowest unemployment rate of the ment rates, the personal income on the Little Theatre of Manchester, which is a BI partner in the renovation and will operate the hall The slate seasonally adjusted labor department's 15 statistical of state residents rose to an Meetings scheduled tonight. Carlton D. Briggs, East Hartford. Burial will be in purchasing agent with Cheney Broth­ Hickey of Manchester. dispi once it is finished. rale decreased from 3.6 percent areas. Hartford’s rale decreased all-time high — more than $5 Center Cemetery, East Hartford. ers for five years and previously was a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Reginald Pinto/Mancheatar Herald polli newspaper editor Blish also objected to a suggestion by Kuehi that in February 1987 to 3.3 percent in from January 1988 and February billion overall in February 1988. Calling hours are Friday from 7 to 9 contract administrator with Pioneer St., is in charge of the arrangements, Carlton D. Briggs, 89, of Regan renovation might be done in such a way that only February 1988. Seasonally ad­ state Manchester p.m. Parachute for 20 years. He was a U.S. which are incomplete. Road in the Rockville section of part of the building could be opened for use. ” It will FELINE FASCINATION — “Sherman” justed rates take into account Th Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center Memorial donations may be made Army veteran of World War II, Vernon, father of Donald C. Briggs of to the Yale-New Haven Hospital, serving in the South Pacific; a never get done if we open it before it is completed.” sits on top of a porch at 110 Wall St. in jobs available only during certain Wedi hearing room, 7:30 p.m.. Manchester, died Wednesday at the Ottille Huehner he said. seasons, such as many construc­ resu' Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold Liver Research Unit, 20 York St., New member of the Emanuel Lutheran Coventry last week and watches the Rockville General Hospital. “ We should go slowly and carefully.” .said tion jobs. comi room, 7:30 p.m. Haven 06504. Church; and treasurer of the Man­ Ottilie Huehner, 92, of 333 Bidwell world from his feline vantage point. He wasbom in Wallingford, Aug. 11, St., formerly of Lackwood Street, foundation member Gloria Della Fera. Between January and Febru­ reco! chester Rod and Gun Club. y y o o rinan dA.A nnllu la iu i 1898. Briggs retired in 1979 after 52 w W Open 8-6 Dally QARDEN8 Henry Westerholm He is survived by his wife, Pauline widow of Alfred Huehner, died Coventry years with The Post Publishing Co.’s (Daley) Magnuson. The couple cele­ Wednesday at a local convalescent M l morning and afternoon newspapers in Henry Allen Westerholm, 34, of 28 brated their 40th anniversary Sunday. home. Robles W O O S SCOTT’S SPECIALS Board of Education, Coventry High Schooi, 7:30 Bridgeport. He joined the company in Stone St., died Tuesday at home. p.m. Other survivors are three, daugh­ She was born in Germany on Nov. 2, Early Bird Specials w 1926 as a wire editor and became city Bom in Hartford, he was a former ters; Linda Joslin, Mrs. John (Dale) 1895 and lived most of her life in the pow Special Finace Meeting, Town Office Building, editor of The Telegram, a morning resident of East Hartford for many G O P leaders 7:30 p.m Sise, and Mrs. Gerald (Aileen) Broad Brook section of East Windsor Scott’a Turf Builder paper, in 1935, later serving as years, prior to moving to the Glaston­ Sweeney, all of Manchester; two before moving to Manchester eight By Alex GIrelll Reg. Rebata Your Coal managing editor. He remained with bury and Manchester areas. He was brothers, Gustav Magnuson and years ago. She was a member of the Manchester Herald s.ooo 10.9S 2.00 s.es that paper until 1966, when he joined employed as a journeyman plumber 10.000 20.00 4.00 10.09 Harry. Magnuson, both of Manches­ Grace Episcopal Church of Broad Mario Robles, a 31-year-old 19.000 20.00 8.00 21.05 The Bridgeport Post, an afternoon by Plumbers Local No. 76, Hartford. B.. . .-VJv..., Thoughts ter; five grandchildren; and several Brook. Republican from Windsor who paper, as city desk editor. He was a He was a 1971 graduate of Penney She is survived by two daughters, 8am-6pm Daily 168 Woodland Street Scott’s Turf Builder #2 nieces and nephews. wants to unseat veteran U.S. Rep. 643-8474 (WstdkFaad) World War I Army veteran, and was High School, East Hartford, and Annamarie Turner and Doris Cro­ Barbara Kennelly in the Fir.st Rag. Rsbats Your Coal the recipient of the Purple Heart. attended Manchester Community teau, both of Manchester; two sons, Do things often get you down in iife? All the Freda Wenick Congressional District, told the GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT TODAY N O W O N LY 0,000 16.00 4.00 12.09 Besides his son, he is survived by a College. He was an avid outdoorsman Robert Huehner of Havelock, N.C., 1 0 ,0 0 0 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 2 1 .0 0 demands, the busy schedules, the people who rely on Manchester Republican Town 10.000 40.00 12.00 20.05 us? Sometimes we just don’t have enough time for daughter, Nancy Seiler of Malvern, and belonged to many area clubs and Freda Berkowitz Wenick, 93, of 143C and Martin Huehner of Enfield; 10 Pa.; two brothers, Donald Briggs and organizations. Cliffside Drive, died Wednesday at a Committee Wednesday night that ourselves lat we become so overwhelmed that we grandchildren and seven great­ technical competence and tradi­ FRUIT TREE SALE $ 1 3 9 5 Scott’s Haifa Plus HER even begin to blame God for everything. Clifton Briggs, both of Wallingford; He was predeceased by his father, local convalescent home. grandchildren. Many in Bloom (Faad 0 Rid Crabgraas) nine grandchildren; and eight great­ Henry Axel Westerholm, April9,1988. She was bom in Hartford and lived tional values would make him a Rag. Rabata Your Coat All of us have complained at one time or another, Graveside services will be held at Cherries, Apples, Pears, Plums, etc. R#g *17^18** 3 for *39” age grandchildren. He is survived by his mother. Mary most of her life in West Hartford better representative than the 0.000 10.06 4.00 14.09 at least in our hearts, against God at different times the convenience of the family in the Democratic incumbent. 10,000 30.06 0.00 31.96 in our lives. But often we fail to recognize that He The funeral will be Monday with a Elizabeth (Riodan) Westerholm of before moving to Manchester eight Windsorville Cemetery in East years ago. She was a member of Robles, an engineer, said tech­ LANDSCAPING GREENVIEW SWISS GIANT proved, hears us and answers our pleas? Therefore, in our Mass of Christian burial at St. East Hartford; three sisters, Mary Windsor. Scott’s Annual 4-Bag Special nical matters like pre.serving a • Rids Craboraaa * Feeds Rh . aaas rates to own lives, weneed to cultivate prayer. We need to go Joseph’s Church, Meldden, at 10:30 Beth Irizarry of Oceanside, N.J.; Temple Beth Israel in West Hartford. There are no calling hours. The PLANTS a.m. Burial will be in St. Boniface Kathleen W. Gometz of East Hartford She was the widow of Michael healthy environment and energy I • Feeds 0 Controls Weeds . _ _ r of the constantly to God. However, it is important to Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., are being discussed by, lawyers, Spring LAWN PANSIES • Feeds 0 Controls Cribgrtss * C ^ " Cemetery, Meriden. and Karen A. Westerholm of East Wenick. She is survived by two is in charge of the arrangements. ec'*' HOLLY Good Until 4-10-00 • Full Fill Feeds ends in remember we must bring our prayers and needs to businessmen, and 9 9 ill colori :e hike the community, because our personal needs affect Memorial donations may be made Hartford; and several nieces and daughters, Mrs. Lynette Angel of •SP’ 1 0 ... 168 Woodland Street • Manchester to the charity of one’s choice. nephews. Manchester and Mrs. Selma Kleiner administrators. Covers. FOOD 5/*9“ nd psy- the community and therefore become a community He said those matters should be SlMiylul The John F. Tierney Funeral Home, The funerai will be Saturday at of Branford; four grandchildren; and Karol Fagerot Short Exiri Hirdy 15,000 sq. ft. need. Whenever we pray together in many voices. considered by people with techni­ $ 7 9 5 n 6 4 3 -8 4 7 4 at the God will take notice. Prayer is an essential part of a 219 West Center St., .has charge of 11:30 a.m. at Newkirk and Whitney seven great-grandchildren. SOUTH MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - arrangements. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., The funeral will be Friday, 2 p.m., cal fluency. “ If I were to go to JUNIPER BLUE HETZI *9«> 3A22“ Jackson & O Q R >2. community and its experience. Former tennis champion Karol Fage- Washington. I would be able to 2” Pol Extra Larga Parkins M y ® es are East Hartford. Burial will be in at the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 ros Short, who was banned from Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford'. Farmington Ave., Hartford. Inter­ make an informed decision as to if you Rev. Robert Russo, Jean A. Pratt wearing gold lame underwear at the potential in various solutions Also,* 16“* Calling hours are Friday from 7 to 9 ment will be in the Fairview Ceme­ ROSES ;oing to St. Bridget Parish Jean A. (Whitehouse) Pratt, 60, of Wimbledon 30 years ago, died ’Tues­ to these problems.” GERANIUMS 890 ’ 2^’' Authorized Scoll's Deeler p.m. tery, West Hartford *2 Acres of Parking V for it. Manchester 69 Pendelton Drive, East Hartford, day of cancer. She was 53. Robles also said he knows first Memorial donations may be made Friends may call at the home of her BEDMNC PUNTS Petunias, Marigolds, Calendulas. Snapdragons. |1 4$ ‘ Landscaping Help malysis hand the problems of the poor and died ’Tuesday at the Yale-Hew Haven to the charity of one’s choice. daughter, Mrs. Lynette Angel, 143C Short was the fifth-ranked female Sweet Allyaum, Iwpatlena, Dehllaa, Ouaty Millers 9-12 pk SsMa. ' o o d la t m Hospital. She was the sister of Cliffside Drive, Manchester, Satur­ tennis player in the world at one time. the concerns of the middle class. YOU’LL FIND VEGETABLE PLANTS Cabbage, Lettuce. Broccoli, Kale. $140 Correction Virginia Keeney of Manchester and day and Sunday. She was a finalist at the U.S. Clay He was born in Puerto Rico, and Bengt Magnuson CaulUlower, Tomatoes. Peppers, etc., etc.. Kohl RabI, IT ALU Lois Hills of Bolton. Memorial donations may be made Court Championship, the French lived in an inner city Hispanic * ' ‘ ‘ * E " * ' ^ STA Bom in Manchester, she lived in Private funeral services for Bengt to the National Jewish Center for Open and a semifinalist at ghetto of New York City, before A story in Tuesday’s Manchester Herald East Hartford for the past 40 years. "Ben” G. Magnuson, who died Immunology and Respiratory Medi­ Wimbledon. moving to suburban Windsor. incorrectly reported that the proposed position of Besides her sisters, she is survived Tuesday, will be Friday atthe Holmes He said Mrs. Kennelly is cine, 1400 Jackson St., Denver, Colo. In 1958, after she wore gold lame It’s tim e recreation director was cut from the proposed bj^four daughters, Debra L. Sargent Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial 80206. “ compassionate. I don’t doubt 1988-89 Bolton budget by town officials. The Athletic of East Hartford, Joan A. Tamashiro will be held at the convenience of the underpants in the French Open, that, but her compassion is that of The MARINES ARE COMING... Study Committee and the Board of Education urged of Warner Robins, Ga., Brenda M. family in East Cemetery. Calling Wimbledon officials banned her from affluence and statistics.” the position be included in the budget but it was not. Pratt and Donna J. Pratt, both of East hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the William F. Masinda the tournament because the panties He criticized Kennelly for sup­ Hartford; three grandsons; and sev­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. William F. Masinda of West Willing- "might put her opponents off,” porting income tax reform that gerian Wimbledon secretary Duncan Ma- eral nieces and nephews. He was bom in Broas, Sweden on ton, formerly of Manchester, died made state saies taxes not MARC prcudly presents esman cAuley said at the time. The funeral will be Saturday, 10 Jan. 9, 1920. He came to the United today at Manchester Memorial deductible. Jreen Dr. Crane’s Quiz a.m., at the Newkirk & Whitney States and settled in Manchester in As for traditional values. Ro­ • crew Hospital. She was reinstated when she agreed bles said the nation has drifted ne are Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., 1926. Before retiring in 1974, he was a He is survived by a daughter, Amy to cover them with white lace. kMAfef! 1. Which athlete attained fame with the smallest away from the work ethic. He U.S. MARINE type of ball? said the most important of those Green power (F**de, Oreene) t said Reg. Rebel# Your Cost STAUBACH TREVINO AARON HAVLICEK W e a t h e r values is a good public education 9ckers 5,000 8.SS 2.00 6.05 led an 2. A drone lives in which political system? system, which he said can be the CORPS BAND 10.000 15.95 3.00 12.95 REPUBLIC DEMOCRACY MONARCHY way out of poverty. -white COMMUNISM He said the proper role of the In Concert 15.000 22.95 5.00 17.05 3. The creature symbolizing the U.S.A. has Chance of rain Manchester Herald federal goverment in education is I of a Qreenpowar #2 (weeds e Feeds) •TUSKS TALONS FANGS ANTLERS to establish a national accredita­ le air- U SPS 327-500 Reg. Rebate- Your Coat 4. Which menu item did not go ’ ’oink” while on VOL. evil, No. 167 tion board that would certify what Saturday, Aprjl^ 23 ■ 8:00 P.M. g of a Manchester and vicinity: To­ 5,000 12.05 2.00 10.05 sident foot? -7> schools meet a minimum level of night, cloudy with a 50 percent Published dally except Suggested carder rates competency and curriculum con­ Manchester High School Auditorium 10,000 22.05 3.00 10.05 I on a HEAD CHEESE BACON FILET OF SOLE chance of rain after midnight. Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.80 weakly. $7.70 tar tent so that a high school diploma CHITTERLINGS Low 35 to 40. Friday, a 60 percent days by the Manchester one month. $23.10 tar Crabiclde Qreen Publishing Co., 16 Bral- would mean “ pretty much the Bend- 5. The capital city of which state is a synonym for chance of rain. High 50 to 55. threa months. $46.20 tar Tickets are On Sale NOW AT: (Crabgraaa • Faad) 1, met God? nard Place, Manchester. six months and $K.40 tar same thing nationwide.” Rag. Rabata Your Coat Conn. 06040. Second one ysar. Senior citizen saimi, UTAH VIRGINIA WISCONSIN RHODE But Robles said that local 5,000 15.05 2.00 13.05 Northwest Hills: Tonight, a 60 class postage paid at and mall rates are evalle- governments, which pay most of 'ait. ISLAND percent chance of rain. Low in the Manchester. Conn. Post­ ble on request. 10.000 25.05 3.00 22.05 the cost of education, can best MARC Bakery, Tommy’s Pizza, A 6. Analyze the famous first names at the left mid 30s. Friday, a 70 percent master: Send address To place an advartlae- determine specific program^ that below. Then try to match them appropriately with chance of rain. High 45 to 50. changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a news The Manchester Senior Citizens Ctr, Frenc the surnames to which they pertain, as at the right. ter Herald. P.O. Box SOI, Item or picture Moa. call require attention. GREENPRO Manchaatsr. Conn. 06040. Jenny’s Bakery in Vernon s (a) B illy ...... (v) Wayne West Coastal, East Coastal: 643-2711. Office hours are Robles said that his back­ 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday 4 Bag Program (b) B o b ...... (w) Reagan Tonight, a 60 percent chance of ground as an American of Puerto or DAILY- If you don't receive your through Friday. Rican, blue collar parents could Reg. (c) John ...... (x) Graham rain. Low around 40. Friday, Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald help him build “ bridges of Call MARC Offices • 646-5718 •72,09 (d) Jim m y...... (y) Hope cloudy with a 40 percentchance of or 7:30 am. Saturdays, I* a member of The $ 5 4 9 5 understanding” to Hispanics, and Fri. J (e) Ronaid...... (z) Carter rain then partial clearing in the please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the Weekdays for Reservations to organized labor. He said that as NOW afternoon. High around 50. rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Clrpula- (Tickets may also be purchased at the door.) Answers in Classified section reach your carrier, call tlona, the New England an engineer, he could build those subscriber service at e s T -N a w s p s p e r— Asaoclallon- -_brldgesloihenation’8iechnologb- '^~48S-Woodland Street • Manehestei"-'- Sojjtkwest-IiHerior^Tonight, a e046-by 6 p.m-weekdsyiand the New England cal industries. 60 percent chance of rain. > Low in for delivery In Manchester. Press Assoclstlon. ALL PROCEEDS GO TO MARC, Inc. 6 4 3 -8 47 4 the upper 30s. Friday, cloudy with He said, “ It would be my Lottery privilege to be your candidate A non-profit. United Wey Agency Today's weather picture was drawn by Jessica Madore, a 50 peVeent chance of rain then and my honor to be next congress­ serving the community for over 35 years. who iives on Toiland Road in Boiton and attends Boiton partial clearing late in the _ from 0 man from the First Congres­ Connecticut daily Wedneiday: 111. Play Four; 4289. Eiementary Schooi. afternoon. High around 50. G reenview sional District. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, April 14, IWS $-MA - 3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 14, 1988 — 5 Bridgeport money adviser rn STATE Prison officials worried & R E G IO N sees big and small trouble Shooting suspect sought about release restriction Bv Linda Stowe!I Common Council has not ap­ those bond payments, the state Bv Brent Laymon Bernard L. Avcollie of Naugatuck luce a HARTFORD — Police are continuing to The Associated Press proved the hiring of Ukeles. The Associated Press The program is restricted to Mil be search for the 31-year-oid Hartford man wanted will pay them, under the proposal had “a lot of people in the inmates with less than 26 months Under the plan, the city would approved by the General As­ legislature up in arms.” t s . ” in connection with the shootings of two men in BRIDGEPORT - Neither the to serve on their sentences. pay $330,000 for Ukeles and his sembly’s Finance Committee and HARTFORD — A number of Avcollie was released last Fisk did not know how many of Osella the city’s North End eariier this week. politicians nor the community lawmakers who are seething over If! town assistants and the business coun­ sent to the House. month after serving less than five the discharged inmates had been Poiice evacuated state empioyees from an understand “how serious and cil would put up $500,000 in loaned Ukeles called the action a the early release of violent years of a 12 years-to-life sent­ office buiiding Wednesday as they searched for pervasive the financial problem" convicted of a Class A or B felony. executives and office space. “positive” one. He added that criminals — including a former ence for the 1975 murder of his But The Hartford Courant re­ ints to a person beiieved to Bernard Bewry, the suspect in Bridgeport is, says a New York On Tuesday, a Common Coun­ selling bonds "buys time” but state legislator convicted of wife. in the shootings. management consultant, whose ported earlier this year that ricfion cil committee tabled the request “doesn’t solve the problem.” murder — are maneuvering to Like other inmates under su­ scores of inmates convicted of part of The search was iaunched after his girifriend hiring by the city has been for funds to hire Ukeles. Without a sharply curtail the state Correc­ pervised home release, Avcollie delayed. Ukeles said he would like to get violent crimes, including rape, [ir the discovered at home that a tire on her car had committee recommendation, the started with a “top to bottom tion Department’s controversial must stay at home except when at robbery and assault, had been I office been Battened, poiice said. ‘"There is a big picture and a request cannot come before the review of every (city) agency.” home-release program. work or looking for a job. seeking released in a four-month period, ?ure of Fearing that her boyfriend had flattened the small picture right now," said full 20-member council. “Overall there are two large Prison officials said Wednes­ medical care or reporting twice Walter ptoyee tire, she drove with her two chiidren to the state Jacob Ukeles, president of Ukeles Some community members are day that the move, which ap­ weekly to his parole office in Carbone said eliminating mur­ re-electi< scale issues.” Ukeles said. “One derers and other Class A felons le for office buiiding at 30 Trinity St., where she Associates Inc., In a telephone opposed to the hiring, saying the is I worry about the ability to peared to catch them and legisla­ Waterbury. Some inmates must District i hall is interview on Wednesday. “The city can’t afford to pay that kind tive leaders off guard, could also wear an electronic surveil­ from the program would not works, city poiice Capt. James Meehan said. attract investment where there is cause a problem, because very Joyner biggest problem in the big picture of money while it is in serious so much uncertainity about create havoc in the, state’s lance bracelet so authorities can is my sense that there is not yet an overflowing prison system and keep tabs on them. few of those have been presiden financial trouble. government. discharged. of the AIDS bill OK’d by Senate understanding in the community, Alderman Christopher L. Ca­ have the effect of dumping Mazza’s amendment would and ener I he is "And, this (reorganizing) HARTFORD — A bill requiring public schools either among the elected officials ruso says he is leary of spending means a new committment in a hundreds of prison inmates on the prohibit the discharge of anyone But eliminating Class B felons when he ] out $2 or the community at large of how $330,000 now, and also says the street. convicted of an Class A felony, would affect “literally hundreds ailable to teach students about AIDS has been very serious way to measuring negotiati unanimously approved by the state Senate. AP photo serious and pervasive the finan­ city can’tbe trusted to implement and improving performance on a "We’re burstingat the seams .,. such as murder, or certain Class of offenders” and likely mean the A govemm irnnila cial problem is.’’ consultant studies. He also you can’t zip up the release B felonies — first-degree assault, pri.son system would quickly ivn to The bill, which now goes to the governor, THIRD YEAR — Striking workers from monthly basis,” he said. “This AP photo agreeme Bridgeport city officials have charges that other studies ha­ will be a much more disciplined TAKING A BREAK — State Rep. Arthur options available to us.” said rape, and first-degree robbery. exceed the current mandated cap ■n for leaves the content of the courses up to the local Colt Industries' Firearms Division picket estimated the deficit at $18 House Democrats at the Capitol in William Carbone, chairman of of 6,828 male inmates, he said. If jurisdict boards of education. The state Senate approved ven’t been implemented. and systematic way to work ... Gilbert, D-West Haven, left, and state "The public is getting .scared ‘nt. He the home of Colt's chief executive million as of June 30, 1987, and Hartford Wednesday. The caucus was the state’s Commission on Prison these characters arc getting out the population is higher than that govemm ; more the bill Wednesday. Ukeles says the delay in his government normally responds , Rep. Patricia Dillon, D-New Haven, take officer, David Margolis, Wednesday in they expect the figure todouble to hiring will only worsen the to a crisis and jumps from one held to work on the proposed state and Jail Overcrowding. of jail.” Mazza said. for 30 days, the department must The fat ication The boards are also required to adopt policies about $36 million by the current problem. a break during an extended caucus of budget. House Democratic leaders said Slightly more than 1.300 in­ reduce the prison population by 10 nerely for handling parental requests that their New York. The march, involving workers crisis to another.” between fiscal year’s end June 30. “Getting the contract approved several amendments to exclude mates are currently under super­ percent — or about 700 inmates, children be exempted fromm such classes, from New York, Hartford and West Ukeles has said if his project is inmates convicted of violent he said. The male prison popula­ from mo In March, Bridgeport’s busi­ is part of the small picture, but implemented, the city could be vised home release, one of under the bill. Such requests would have to be Hartford, marked the third year that the ness community announced a the delay is costly — the more crimes from the supervised several community-release pro­ tion now stands at 6,770 — fewer P of the dis “on the road to a balanced granted, according to Sen. Kevin B. Sullivan. workers have been on strike. ^ plan, called the Bridgeport City they delay, the more unhappy the O’Neill challenges leaders home-release program appear to grams aimed at relieving severe than 100 inmates short of the cap. way the i D-West Hartford, co-chairman of the Education budget” within 14 months. Operations Improvement, which bond market, will become and After tabling the request for have considerable support overcrowding in the state’s pri­ Despite concern among prison But Jo; Committee. they said would help bail Bridge­ ‘among rank-and-file lawmakers. son system, said Todd Fisk, chief winds along Long Island Sound blew seaweed that will translate into higher Ukeles on Tuesday, Bridgeport officials, Mazza’s proposal ap­ wants to oth 3.5 and other debris against the plant’s intake port out of its problems. interest on bonds and that will The House postponed action of the Correction Department’s pears to have support among Mayor Thomas W. Bucci on Tuesday on the bill critics of than a di Capitol gala costly structure, a spokeswoman for Northeast The project is to be staffed by cost the taxpayers more money Wednesday said he would ask the working to balance budget community release program. prosecutors. Ukeles, who was instrumental in home-release hope to amend to adequati HARTFORD — Early records show state Utilities said. than the project itself,” he said. committee chairman to recon­ nt rate reversing New York City’s finan­ By Judd Everhart give leaders time to work out a -y 198B legsilators spent over $30,000 on entertainment Circulating and feed water pumps then shut On Wednesday, a legislative vene the group this week and vote Ronald L. Smoko, 6-Hamden, Second Annual right. Th cial crisis 10 years ago and who The Associated Press tion of a home’s value from being compromise acceptable lo prison areas. and food in celebrating the opening of the new down, and the plant automatically went off line committee approved a package on the request. one of the co-chairmen. “I hope to counted in calculating the prop­ as the dii has also worked with Hartford. that will permit the city to sell up officials. CALDWELL ? and Legislative Office Building. Wednesday as pressure increa.sed, spokeswo­ “I’m going to push for a vote on God I’m wrong.” erty tax. CAR R A FFLE itself in I But so far that plan has been to $35 million in bonds to pay off HARTFORD — Gov. William “I have no problem with The food, including labor, came to about man Barbara Luce said. this one way or the other,” Bucci But by the end of the day. after O’Neill said that is another releasing a guy who’s in for adminisi stalled because the Bridgeport its debts. If the city defaults on said. A. O’Neill issued a blunt chal­ a series of closed-door meetings, 1988 LINCOLN lyed in $30,000, said Tim Wolf, Senate director of special form of tax "classification,” embezzlement fortwoyearsafter OIL INC. The di )m SB4 lenge Wednesday to Democratic they said it was about half that which allows a town to tax programs. About $17,000 of that was paid by a Suicide under investigation legislative leaders scrambling to four or five months,” said Rep. TOWN CAR want to ( 90 this amount — perhaps $65 million, residential property at lower Vito M. Mazza. D-Wesf Haven, DRAWING half-dozen private sources including the Bank of balance the proposed $6.3 billion according to Sen. William A. and resp B7, 854 Boston Connecticut, he said. MIDDLETOWN — Police are continuing rates than business property and one of the amendments’ sponsors, 79.9 Investigations into the apparent suicide of a Moving rates exceed approvals budget for 1988-89 pending in the DiBella. D-Hartford, co- Sat., May 7, 9:30 PM por gal. C. O. 0. hester. The remaining $450 paid for a band. House. '■ to which he has been con.si.stently “It’s those convicted of murder or the distr lyed in Meriden man who shot himself in the head and chairman of the Finance opposed. arson that are being let out — •100 DONATION overall £ The figures were released Wednesday. NEW HAVEN (AP) - State than their authorized rates. He said he would likely veto Committee. B, from died while a patient in a private room at investigation into whether com­ As the bill now stands, O’Neill that’s my basic problem.” Manchester Lodge 649-8841 the direr ),900 in The Wine and Spirits Wholesale Association Middlesex Memorial Hospital. regulators say they have begun panies are complying with the their proposed property tax relief He and other leaders said that said, “it’s probably closer to a donated the wine. A local Budweiser distributor investigating why some Connecti­ The Associated Press con­ bill, he said he remained opposed Mazza said the recent release of Elks • 646-9262 Priest Oufe/aol io Changa In the lary an City police Detective Lt. Joseph Bibisi said tacted an additional six moving law. was accomplished by looking at for-sure veto.” of former Democratic state Rep. unem- contributed the beer. No hard liquor was served. cut moving companies are quot­ to any tax increases to balance new estimates of tax revenue, The tax bill approved Tuesday elected c that Lawrence D Barillaro. 36, of Meriden fired ing higher rates than they are companies from various areas of “If this is turning up situations the budget, and he said he expects one round from a 7.65mm pistol into his right the state. Four were found to be proposals to trim the budget by night, which is likely to go time to tl allowed to charge. where movers are charging rates tax revenues to come in better about $40 million and other mploy- Kaman disputes charges temple early Wednesday. quoting exactly the fees they are not on file, then this situation calls through a couple revisions before cannot d ncome The discrepancies came to light than the leaders have been saying sources of revenue, such as the A nurse found the body on a routine bed check allowed to charge. One cited a for action and action there will they will in the year beginning it’s adopted, is aimed at helping His del to an BLOOMFIELD — The Kaman Corp. is after the state Department of property tax rellief fund created homeowners in towns undergoing disputing allegations it discharged highly and Barillaro was pronounced dead at 5:15 a m. Public Utility Control issued a figure $14 above its approved be,” she said. July 1. which he han $5 Wednesday, Bibisi said. rate, while another company last year, which now contains $70 revaluation. y 1988. polluted waste water and violated terms of a consumer guide listing the rates If a mover is charging a rate "I believe in this process,” million. still anot would only quote a lump sum and O’Neill said, “Sometimes it’s It combines a $200 tax credit, state permit. of nearly 150 licensed in-state not an hourly fee. that is different from that con­ The uncertainty meant that a proposed by O’Neill, with the The company disputed the private testing and Seven charged In brawl motor carriers. tained in the rate guide, the “first push and shove. Let’s see who vote in the Hou.se on the budget, Toni Blood, a DPUC spokeswo­ shoves the hardest. homestead exemption of $25,000. Wednesday released its own record of test WALLINGFORD — Seven people, including Consumers may not be charged question will be ‘why?’ and if which had been set for Wednes­ The proposal would affect Yes, results since 1986, which it said shows the rates for intrastate moves higher man. said the newspaper story there iis no acceptable answer, “If they want to recommend day. 'was put off for at least towns where revaluations had three Southern Connecticut State University than those authorized by the Wednesday had prompted the tax increases ... let them propose company’s Bloomfield plant had a consistent soccer players, will appear in court later this sanctions are available,” she another day and perhaps until caused the effective tax rate to DPUC. agency to begin an immediate said. them,” he said. Asked if he would next week. 1 record of compliance with its state permit. month to answer charges lodged in connection jump at least 1.5 percent of actual NS The New Haven Register, in a sign a bill containing tax in­ with a November fight at a Wallingford home. House Speaker Irving J. Stol- market value. Lawmakersestim- spot check of moving companies, creases after he has committed berg, D-Ncw Haven, said the mated 23 towns would be affected Millstone shuts down The arrests Tuesday capped a six-month himself against them. O’Neill we have no-poiirt received rate quotes from several budget could be passed before the under that formula in the next investigation in which the Wallingfor Police companies that were higher than simply repeated. “Let them WATERFORD — The Millstone 3 nuclear BEAUTIFUL final revenue estimates are year, more than 100 over the next Department interviewed at least 20 people in the flgures listed in the state’s propose them.” known “and we could amend the power plant shut down automatically after high connection with the incident. three years. publication. A few movers were CONVENIENT “We believe the budget is in budget later on.” Two exceptions were made, also found to be charging lower balance, thought so when it was ”If they see there’s a $140 m o rtg a g e s . AFFORDABLE. however, for Bridgeport and New submitted (to the legislature in million deficit, then I suggest Britain. They would qualify February), still think so today.” they do something about it.” under a provision allowing mu­ THAT’S The co-chairmen of the tax- O’Neill said. nicipalities with an effective tax ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. WANT TO CUT YOUR TAX BILL?? writing Finance Committee said O’Neill stated his strong opposi­ rate of 2 percent or more if they COUNTRY PLACE. at midday Wednesday that the 4 tion to “homestead exemptions” had been revalued in the last five Co«l budget could be as much as $140 contained in the property tax years. .09 INSURANSMITHS SINCE million out of balance. .05 A tax-free investment symposium Woodbridge Development relief bill approved Tuesday That bill, to be funded from the OS 1914 Country “I don't make upp the numbers. night by the Finance Committee. property tax relief fund, would Group Proudly Presents! I just report them ,” said Rep. Those provisions exempt a por­ cost $15 million to $18 million. — Benefits of tax-free investing Place Cost .05 649-5241 .05 65 E. Canter Street — Investing in tax-free municipal bonds, Peaceful, charming, relaiing... thal'a clal Menchester, CT. mutual funds, and unit trusts. the feeling of Country Place, the modern condominium community H U A R a IcIh Ie IsI^ nestled in the rolling hills of 4“ Time For Your Spring Coventry, where the tranquility of Wednesday, April 27, 1988 the country meets iheaccessibility of the suburbs. Enjoy boating, fiahing. 3:30 P.M. winter and summer sports, plus all that the city has to offer just a short Woven Leather LANDSCAPING Manchester Country Club 25 minute drive away. Housi COMPLETEnrtkJD l ETC r'r\ikie‘iCONSULTATION II r A & SERVICEII Efficient, spacious, attractive... that'a the design of Country Place, Casuals is not Plan NOW For The Spring Rush. Reservations: 647-0333 Qniut the selection oif two M room townhouses that offer a home for To (he Ed From simple lawn care to complete every taste and budget. Choose for the among a avariety of features To undt architectual design — VILLME liEEN OF OLASTONIUOY incuding walhto-wall carpeting, Entire Family! Sponsored by the INVEST CENTER 8 216 Main ttsM t •pacious decks, oak cabinetry, define afft We can handle it all for you!! located at the CMMlonbury. OomwoHoutOaon appliances, fireplaces, quarry tile ’40s and et Inatptndentty (Himed 4 Operated and walkout basements. for betwee STATE LICENSED ■ FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES Savings Bank of Manchester D llt FROM HARTPORDi same hot the Rl. 84 east to 384 lo Rl. 44 lo Givenlry. Model Open Sunday 1*4 $140,000 tl ARer Igith si Getty Station take second or by appointment period, w left onto North River Rd. At fork bear make your choice today. considerec INVEST is a service of ISFA Corp. Member of NASD, SIFC right onto Goose l^ne. At second fork Save a bunch of bananas with ah SBM 643-2656 bear right onto Merrow Rd. on right. Call 659-2491 If we tat market be Reg. no-point, adjustable-rate mortgage. lot of clos *14.99 have to CONTINENTAL Finding the right mortgage around and, best of all, tio Sure, you have more housing b( Cool step-in and oxford can be a slippery undertak­ points. Not a single one. questions. And we’ve got 9 Today's CUISINE styles with flexible rubber ing. Some banks charge you Here’s a quick rundown good answers. So come see severe th ribbed soles. Tan, white or a low interest rate but really on our pointless, 1-year us about a mortgage. Or decade. Tl rates. Wit natural. Ladies’ sizes 5'/2-l0, clean up on closing costs and adjustable-rate mortgage: call. We’ll save you big men’s sizes 7-12 (whole points. Others minimize bananas without,a slipup. get more | • Points: NONE. . homes. Th sizes only), kids’ sizes 8’/2-3. closing costs at the expense • Loan amount: up to 80% which lead < 9 / of your interest rate. lilfetlivcdalc* April 12,1988 rise, profi 4 DAYS ONLY What really makes an of appraised value. Thurs., April 14 thru Sun., April 17 more bulk SBM no-point,adjustable- • Down payment: 20% homes gro rate mortgage the best of minimum (10% down 8.000/0 This is A VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT the bunch? We give you a payment mortgage loan Interest Kale and demai Mon.- Fri. 9-9, Sal. 9-6, Sun. 10-6 very competitive interest available with slightly In Texas, W« accept MatttrCard, Vifa, Diicovar grown fa The Only Vietnamese Restaurant in Manchester! Card and Am trican Express rate, the long-term interest different terms). rate advantages of an 9.59% causing th Happy Hour 4-7 PM ■ Special Menu Lunch in Bar Middletown 343 Main SI. . • Caps: 2% per year and Annual I’erteniagc Rate the opposii Enfield 25 Hazard Ave. adjustable-rate mortgage, 6% over life of the loan. So first V Every Friday Dinner Special - Swordfish Cooked French Style Hamden 1697 Whitney Ave. low closing costs, fast turn­ ‘Kates suhicet lo change without notice. You Are Invited To The Walerbury 200 Chase Ave. • Rate reviewed and Then we n Also, Enjoy Manchester 260 North Main St. adjusted yearly, if need be. of that pro •FULL UQUOR to our hit French & American problems \ • t a k e -o u T a v a il a b l e C ath erine J ohns M emorial C oncert Specialities • Call for •COOK YOUR OWN Mayor I Reservations mittee to t DAILY - Mon-TTiurs. Lunch l];30-3;00 TABLESIDE BEEF tc SHRIMP The purpo TBoserepEN FONDUE THE JOHNS ENSEMBLE Dinner 4-10:30 Mon TlMrs flute, bass, tuba, french horn find some lltM a.a$.«l S.I •2 DINING ROOMS Fri.4SaL 11:00 a m - 11:30 pm Fri AM. •BANQUET FACILITIES UP TO under-prici Sun. 4-9.00 U t K S.IW ..2 e . i 75 PEOPLE the cart be COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH B'S become a uTManchcsicr, lusi llartlord, liolioTu Mancheste 585 EAST CENTER STREETrWANCHESTER Aiklovcr, South W inJuir, Wmdv>r, Adiftird. Committee 331 Center St. 647*0359 Manchester Lasiford.Marislidd, lolUnd arul (ilasionbur.’ cause the] Icicphonc 646-1700, APRIL 17, 1988 ■ 3:00 P.M. Member Egual HouunR IxmJcr problems, formerly Massaro's) FREE ADMISSION & REFRESHMENTS STORES building c; which mak At the c < —- MANCHESTER HERALD. Thunday. April 14.1988 8 - M/ 988 — 5 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 14, 1988 7 OPINION N A TIO N Developer nets renewal S( & W O R LD on building said 'unsafe’ & Joynei^s Shultz hails Afghan accord ricted to By Michael J. Sniffen Sne percent of the space the govern­ 26 months and Joan Mower WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State ment had before. DEI ices. JiB C |c The Associated Press George P. Shultz says he is confident the Soviets However, three months after night V many of will keep their promise to withdraw from the Bender partnership bought Tha had been decision WASHINGTON - A real estate Andersoni Afghanistan under an agreement hailed as the the building, the administration more rB felony, developer whose family pays for first step toward ending the bitter Afghan told Congress that its plans had urant re- the salary of Attorney General resea struggle. changed dramatically. rear that Edwin Meese’s wife, Ursula; was Immi Shultz flew to Geneva today to join Soviet In June 1985, the General ivicted of responsibie granted a $50 million lease He or Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze at Services Administration — the ing rape, renewal on a building the govern­ Amer government’s housekeeping had been the ceremonial signing of a series of settlement ment said risked the health and often agency — notified Congress it :h period. accords. Among them is a Soviet pledge to safety of Justice Department Peo Walter Joyner’s decision not to seek wanted to keep the immigration In February, withdraw an estimated 115,000 Red Army troops workers. stopb ting mur- re-election as president of the Eighth Utilities service in the full 264,000 square from Afghanistan. Thirteen days after obtaining ’This! A felons feet at Chester Arthur. District is a responsible one. Shultz and Shevardnadze also plan to issue the new lease, the developblr and 'ould not That same month, immigration exces Joyner has served well as a director and as statements reaffirming their nations’ right to his partners sold the building for luse very officials complained of illnesses disrui the Cabinet continue aiding the Afghan factions — assuring $22.6 million more than they had can c' 'e been president. He has devoted a good deal of time among INS employees appar­ that the war will go on as a civil conflict. paid for it two years earlier — a 60 and energy to the job, particularly during 1987 ently caused by the building’s air Typ percent profit, according to Dis­ ! B felons system. middi when he participated in long hours of trict of Columbia land records. hundreds Mauling trial nears end On Sept. 26, 1985, assistant negotiations with representatives of the town dodged Bush The developer, Howard S. mean the immigration commissioner Org government in an effort to come to an AP photo Bender, was the principal owner quickly SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A woman testified James Kennedy formally re­ agreement to resolve longstanding of the building in late 1985 when A LOJ WASHINGTON — Before Super Tuesday, George she yanked on the mane of a pet lion after it quested an environmental inspec­ dated cap UNDER THE STARS - Chicago the Bender Foundation, his fami­ le said. If jurisdictional disputes between the two Bush had few admitted fans among the men and wrestled her 8-year-old daughter to the ground tion from the General Services contin fisherman Virgil Green removes a smelt ly’s tax-exempt philanthropy, than that women who have shared the Reagan Cabinet with and ripped away part of her skull as the child Administration. babiei governments. from his gill net Tuesday night at donated $120,000 to the Multiple lent must screamed “ Mom! Mom! Help me! ” URSULA MEESE Against this background, in the despit The fact that the agreement reached . him. Now, it is not surprising that the Cabinet Sclerosis Society to hire Mrs. tionby 10 Sonia Hernandez was the last witness called Montrose harbor on Chicago’s North . . building "unsafe" fall of 1985, the Benders made two progri between negotiators failed to win support members, all Republicans, have nice things to say Meese at $40,000-a-year for three inmates, about the man who has the nomination in his grasp. before prosecutors rested their case Wednesday Side. Every night during the six-week separate efforts to get Mrs. Did from most of district directors and from most IRRESISTIBLE INDUCEMENT years, the society’s lawyer said. n popula- But when our associate Dale Van Atta surveyed in the trial of Gary Durkovitz, 35. Durkovitz is smelt season thousands of city and affect the financial status of his Meese on a payroll.. Unive The lease — a renewal at more spouse. Further, a presidential I — fewer of the district voters does not diminish in any 3? current and former Cabinet members in charged with injury to a child in the attack by suburban smelters line the shore in their Fi rst, they tried to interest Mrs. he wai than three times the previous rent order forbids federal officials if the cap. way the worthiness of the effort. mid-February, the majority politely dodged the his lion on Roxanne Hernandez at a flea market Meese in a public affairs job at P the w( quest for the tiny fish. — was signed even though the from conduct that might give the ng prison But Joyner, a retiree, now feeis that he request to assess Bush, or they criticized him off in October. their radio station, WWDC, which keepii landlord had not cleaned upanair appearance of a conflict of )osal ap- Users cause of problem the record. Defense attorney Robert Scardino, who has has a rock’n’roll format, but Mrs. tempc wants to spend more time away from town system environmental inspectors interest, even where one does not Meese declined, MS attorney t among called the attack by the lion named Samson “ a Israelis raid rebel village be issi than a district president can if he wants to News people grow old covering the topic, When we asked for "examples of policy decisions said was a health hazard that exist. Bierbower said. tragic accident,” was scheduled to call On’; politicians grow old talking about it. but the drug or actions in which the opinion or work of Mr. Bush JERUSALEM — Soldiers arrested 70 could explain above-average The seven-story Chester Arthur Then, in October 1985, the adequately carry out his duties. He is quite Anita situation endures. Some signs point to a slightly made a difference over the past seven years,” only witnesses today. Durkovitz faces a maximum Palestinians in a raid on a West Bank village sickness there, according to Building on the rundown fringe of Bender Foundation indicated it right. The job has become more compiicated progr; reduced drug use among middle-class people, five accepted our invitation. two- to 10-year sentence and $5,000 fine if whose residents had rejected Israeli authority government documents. downtown Washington houses the would contribute $120,000 to the as the district has grown in size and finds And the lease was signed even contin although the sliding price of narcotics is blamed Two of the five — Secretary of State George convicted of the felony. and set up their own government to provide headquarters of the Justice De­ MS society for a development though the easy public access itself in need of increasingly sophisticated not on significantly fewer customers but on large Nicholas Shultz and former White House chief of staff and services and keep order, Israeli media reported. partment’s Immigration and director, Bierbower said. I required by another tenant “ jeo­ administration. supplies coming into the country. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan — spoke up only Elsewhere on Wednesday. U.S. Ambassador Naturalization Service. "There was no question that MS DivI Va Dukakis has ‘super’ lead pardizes (Justice’s) ability to The district has made it clear it does not Jesse Jackson’s surprising showing is credited to Von Hoffman after Bush had the nomination sewn up. Thomas Pickering defended his right to speak In March 1985, Bender, vice had in mind that Ursula would provide adequate security ... and NE' his pounding away on the drug problem, but he is The No. 2 man at the State Department, John WASHINGTON — Democratic party leaders out against Israeli tactics in the occupied West president of the Bender Founda­ become the development direc­ want to divest itseif of any of its jurisdiction increass the opportunity for sab­ those not the only politician to do so. We seem to be Whitehead, spoke for Shultz. He said Shultz was and politicians whose support as “ super Bank and Gaza Strip. tion, and otherinvestors acquired tor” at the time the Bender and responsibilities. The day may come when otage and other covert activi­ the building at an apparently It’s heading into a little time pocket during which a new “ an admirer" and that Bush undertook delegates” could prove crucial in winning the In the Gaza Strip, soldiers on Wednesday Foundation put up the money for the district finds it necessary to hire an ties,” a government document inauspicious moment in its and it surge of anger on the subject will lead to new "substantive policy trips” for the president. He presidential nomination are giving Michael wounded 53 Arabs in a refugee camp with metal the position, Bierbower said. "W e overall administrator to ease the burden on bribery, trafficker intimidation and violence, and said. history. were after Ursula Meese.” into cl legislation. "Getting tough,” they call it, but conducted sensitive discussions, "working hard Dukakis most of the 49-delegate lead he holds bullets, rubber bullets, teargasand beatings. An attorney for the Meeses the stark fact that nations are outmanned, Public records show that Howard Bender’s wife, Sondra, hypot the directors and the president. passing draconian legislation is hardly new nor and doing his homework well” for these missions. over rival Jesse Jackson. U.N. and hospital officials said. denies any wrong doing on their ■fig* outgunned and outspent by narcotics traffickers Bender and his associates paid is president of the family founda­ Acc In the interim, however, the district needs hardly promising. We have gotten tough before An aide to Donald Regan said his boss Were it not for the support of these delegates, part in the transactions, but continue to undermine global efforts to stop $37.5 million — nearly twice the tion and a member of the MS reflex elected officials who can devote a good deal of with results which are reported nightly on our appreciated Bush’s input and was high on the who are going to the Democratic Nationai acknowledges that the Benders Navajos get baby back assessed value — for the building. Society board. seals I television tubes. narcotics production and trafficking.” efforts of a Bush-led 1982 task force on Convention because of offices they currentiy or and Meeses know each other. The time to their jobs. Joyner has decided he At the time, the building’s most Mrs. Meese, 56, a former All of which sounds like a call for foreign nations, immigration, drug and economic problems in south formeriy heid, Dukakis would be ahead of Benders refuse to discuss the submi cannot do that. Nor is it a clean battle of bad dragsters vs. good SAN JOSE, Calif. — A couple who sought to valuable asset was the federal probation officer in Oakland, as well as our own, to kick up the appropriations for Florida. Jackson by fewer than seven delegate votes, matter. A key government offi­ breatl police. Although for peace of mind and sanity we adopt the baby of an unmarried Navajo woman lease, which was due to expire Calif., has done mostly volunteer His decision not to continue in an office to the war on drugs. We can have one NATO to defend Meanwhile, Washington is waiting for Regan’s according to a survey by The Associated Press. cial said Meese played’no role in additi put the stories about them out of our thoughts, have agreed to give the girl back but vow to fjght within a year and would be put up work since coming to Washington which he feels he cannot do justice constitutes Europe against the Warsaw Pact and a book on his White House years, due out in several the real estate decision. the he there are continuous arrests of policemen and Dukakis has 764.15 delegates overall including alongside the mother to regain custody of the for bids by other landlords. with her husband in 1981. She also NARCO-NATO to defend ourselves against the But the MS society’s records on allow still another honest service to the district. women for trafficking in the substances they are weeks, to see how he deals with Bush. A source who 72.5 votes from super delegates. He has gained child from tribal authorities. In fact, the federal government has worked as the paid executive drug smugglers attacking us from bases as close as Mrs. Meese’s job have been period less well paid to seize and suppress. Half the Miami has read the manuscript says Regan is evenhanded 24 of those super deiegates over the last month, Despite the wishes of Allyssa Kristian Pitts’ had already taken steps to move director of the William Moss Mexico and as distant as Pakistan. To back up subpoenaed by independent coun­ police department has been compromised by about Bush, though his book will do nothing to including nine members of the Senate 21-year-old mother and the couple that has cared out. Institute, a foundation to study NARCO-NATO, a growing faction in Congress is sel James McKay as part of his drug-related corruption, news of which was dispel the notion of Bush as an outsider. That is a nominated this week to attend the party’s for her since her birth July 20, a judge has ruled On Aug. 8, 1984, Congress had the future. Spe calling for a shutdown in foreign aid to countries reputation Bush himself has nurtured in his convention. investigation into whether Meese approved a Reagan administra­ dismissed elsewhere in the country with the that the child must be turned over today to Meanwhile, the Chester Arthur NE' which are cooperating with drug-smuggling protestations of innocence regarding his role in the By comparison, Jackson is supported by none committed federal crimes, ac­ tion plan, pushed by then- lease negotiations dragged on thought that, "That’s down there where those Navajo authorities. and y< syndicates by laundering money. The foreigners crucial decisions about Iran-Contra arms deals. of the 32 senators nominated this week. He has cording to James Bierbower, ■ Attorney General William during 1986. Finally, on May 14, Spanish-speaking people are doing their Patricia Keetso, who gave up Allyssa so that attorney for the MS Society. fitnesi we’re annoyed with answer that the cause of the The two men willing to put themselves firmly in 715.1 deiegates overail, including 30.1 super French Smith, to begin moving 1987, after the Bender partner­ Spanish-speaking-type things.” The truth is that no she could have a life away from the reservation Federal law makes it a felony problem lies with us; if we didn’t buy illegal Bush's camp before Super Tuesday were former delegates, a gain of 11 over the last month. some federal offices out of the ship promised to clean up the air Inforr illegal commodity could be as dependably in Arizona, says she’ll fight to get her back for a federal official to take any narcotics in such staggering amounts, none of this building. The plan called for a system, the government signed a In a available in every state and territory without Secretary of Energy James B. Edwards and mess would exist. governmental action that would new lease there in 1986 for only 63 new lease for 259,000 square feet. those corruption in most jurisdictions and at many former Secretary of Education Terrel H. Bell. Every so often that point of view gains adherence a drop levels. Taking money to allow others to break the Edwards told us: " I think (3eorge Bush, and I from the American authorities when they announce rate a drug laws is not something only the Mexican police sincerely meo’. (his, will make one of the finest a “ crackdown” on small recreational drug users. presi .ients thi < country has seen. ” Reagan unaware was 21 or Panamanian politicians do. More sinister and, But there are limits to how many people the cops MANCHESTER GILBERT AND SULLIVAN PLAYERS as yet more hidden from view, is the role the CIA He praised Bush’s "leadership in the area of can arrest, the courts can prosecute and the and other American adventure agencies may have reducing the amount of regulations that we had” R E ^ prisons can hold. Anti-small-user campaigns played in helping foreign drug smugglers enter the when Bush served in 1981 as chairman of the of fake quotes always fizzle as the government falls back on Presidential Task Force on Regulatory Relief. east of the rlv4r American market in return for who knows what interdiction, guarding the coasts. Every fewnays help in some clandestine struggle with the KGB. But former Secretary of State Alexander Haig 4 By Susanne M. Schqfer The president also was asked OWahama! there is, of cpurse, the announcement of another has been highly critical of Bush’s role with that 647-1419 Recently, blaming other people in other nations The Associated Press seizure of a record-breaking cargo of cocaine, very t,ask force. During the heat of his own about Speakes’ contention that he for our drug problem was raised to the level of Eu marijuana, heroin, whatever. "The street value” is presidential campaign last December, Haig "does notread many newspapers national policy. A State Department report to WASHINGTON — President an eight- or nine-figure sum, not that any of this charged that Bush took 2>A half years to produce a thoroughly.” Congress the other day contained this language: Reagan insists that he was never “ Well, I begin with the com­ nonsense has meaning beyond its entertainment 126-page report. Haig said, " It ’s a big, thick report. Proudly announces the association of (D 1M8 by NEA. Inc “ Drug production and trafficking unfortunateiy aware his spokesman concocted ics,” Reagan said, confirming value. But it’s not as big or thick as the regulations that remains big business, and drug abuse levels all quotes for him and says he is part of Speakes’ account and The foreigners are right. The failure is ours, our remain on the books, untouched to this day.” over the world continue to rise. Corruption of getting tired of "kiss-and-tell drawing a laugh from his au­ Linda Brown inability to rear men and women who will just say “Do you care to see the water list?' ^overment^fficia^ Bell praised Bush for the same task force. In a books” written by his former dience in the process. A RE/MAX Super Star “ no. typed, two-page letter. Bell wrote us that the task aides. force had provided recommendations for his Reagan, answering questions The president said that was ” a Open Forum department “ concerning administration of student at a meeting of the American lifetime habit,” and that he then Linda hat livad In Mancheater tinea financial aid programs and guaranteed student Society of Newspaper Editors, turns to the editorial pages. He 1981. Sha waa born in Mlnnaapolla, said he also looks through news Minn, and racalvad a B.A. dagraa loans.” also said Jesse Jackson’s policies APRIL 22, 23, 29 & 30 APRIL 23 from tha U of Soulh Dakota. Sha at- According to Bell, Bush “ had a deep and genuine have not been scrutinized ade­ clippings prepared by his staff tandad tha U. of Hartford and hat because of the volume of papers Carter and Mr. Volcker (head of the siuuieu me wronx aoiuuon Out moved Real estate has buyer’s and seller's interest in providing access to higher education to quately in the Democratic presi­ 8:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. baan Involvad In a variaty of com­ Housing problem published outside of Washington. munity and civic actlvitlaa. Federal Reserve) decided to raise so slowly that the market had already markets just like the auto business, needy students.” dential race because it might be Linda hat had 5 yoart oxparlanca in interest rates to help curb inflation. changed. The North Elm Street the stock market, and every other Bell wrote, “ I beheve that George Bush will be an “ misinterpreted into some kind "But he’s wrong when he is not a problem Interest rates on homes rose from 11 implies that I don’t read the ratidantial raal aatata In Sraatar project, which was one of its solutions, market. If government jumps to excellent president... He is a very intelligent, of racial attack.” Hartford. Sha la a multi-million dol­ percent in August 1979 to an all-time papers. 'Ves, I do,” Reagan said. EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL To the Editor: is just getting under way eight years conclusions and starts making personable and dedicated leader. He is a man of the In a wide-ranging question- lar produoar who la axoltad about high of 18 percent in January 1980. The later. changes, it only creates deeper and higher moral principles .<>nd his family members and-answer session on Wednes­ Later, discussing the presiden­ MANCHESTER har aaaocatlon with RE/MAX aaat of prime rate rose to over 21 percent. Not tha rivar. To understand housing we must If Mayor DiRosa’s new committee more costly problems. The Manches­ day, the president commented for tial campaign and Jackson, Rea­ only was the cost of money high, but it all reflect the fact that he is a family man and a define affordable housing. In the late is serious about creating affordable ter taxpayers can’t afford another the first time on two issues — the gan said: " I hope that race will 644-1354 528-8595 677-1825 "It It an opportunity,” tha tald “no became unavailable. This caused a dedicated father.” ’40s and early 'SOs, starter homes sold housing and is not just a political tool, expense like Love Lane. sensitive topic of race in the 1988 not be a part of this campaign in ba In butinatt for yourtalf but not collapse in the housing market. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development by yourtalf. It It a raal aatata concept for between $4,000 and $14,000. These it should look at the methods used in Love Lane was a failure. It did not presidential race and the controv­ any way.” This sudden change caused many Samuel R. Pierce Jr. was more measured in his that ancouragaa full time same houses sell for $100,000 to the early '80s. It should ask itself, why meet the most important factor which ersy over the new book by his $800 •400 changes in the building business and response. But he pointed to a record that The president also refused to profattlonala to reach the top.” $140,000 today. In the earlier time did so many Manchester-based busi­ makes a project a success. This is the former spokesman, Larry A Super Winner the home-finance business. Variable- demonstrated that Bush "has been a very effective predict the outcome of the Demo­ CENERM. SENIORS & STUDENTS period, wages of $80 a week were nesses move to another towns to build satisfaction of all parties involved. Speakes. vice president who has contributed substantially to cratic contest. considered high. rate mortgages came back Into use. affordable housing? Why can’t the When I built homes, I purchased Speakes, in his book "Speaking Banks began merging, builders building business build lower-priced property, built the home and sold it. the development and execution of administration Out,” reveals that he twice gave If we take the market approach, the failed, home prices came down. The homes now? The seller of the property, the builder, policy.” quotes to the press corps claiming market being pretty sound now with a building of new homes came to a The mayor's committee will only and the home purchaser were ali Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng said, the words were Reagan’s when in lot of closings every day, you would standstill. succeed if it first understands the satisfied. But in the case of Love Lane, “ Bush has been a splendid vice president and a key fact they were not. One incident have to say there is affordable The market became a buyer’s problem, the market and the need. the property owner, the Manchester member of the Reagan team.” By Lyng cautioned occurred after the downing of a housing being sold every day. market. The buyer determined the Much of the problem comes from taxpayer, got taken for a ride. Casual Hikers that he did not "intended to indicate a personal Korean Air Lines jet in 1983, and Today's housing crisis is a lot less terms of the sales. CHFA, VA, government. In the ’50s, lot sizes were Another problem with Love Lane preference among the candidates. It is my the other came during the 1985 byColmmmn severe than it was earlier in this Farmer’s Home loans, FHA, and smaller, many roads were just dirt, was the lottery used to sell the homes. intention to support the Republican nominee Geneva summit between Reagan 9 decade. This is due to lower interest creative financing (wraparound, most of the homes were 30-by-24 Many people who signed up were strongly.” and Soviet leader Mikhail S. rates. With lower interest rates you seller holding paper) were the only Capes with the upstairs unfinished. waiting around to hit the big score and Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci had his press Gorbachev. get more people who are able to buy sources of financing of homes. These homes can't be built today missed opportunities to buy other spokesman, J. Daniel Howard, write a letter; "Mr. When the story surfaced earlier M on’s 7*13 m od. homes. This causes a larger demand, The secondary home market dried because of zoning laws. Lot costs in homes. The project took 60 people out Carlucci bOlieves that it would be inappropriate for this week, Reagan/aides des­ Ladtoo* S>10 mod. which leads to higher prices. As prices up. No one would move from their first the ’50s were $500; today they’re out of of the marketplace while they were any sitting secretary of defense to take part in the cribed the president's angry to rise, profit goes up, which attracts home with an 8>A percent mortgage sight. waiting to buy 14 homes. Houses on Bob’e Reg. *29.M>*32.gg ongoing political debate. Please be assured that his learn of the deception. Speakes, Sale more builders, and the supply of new and buy a new home with an 18 Today, we have building inspec­ Lenox Street and Deepwood Drive however, said in subsequent reluctance to answer your questions in no way Enjoy the great outdoors this spring in lightweight corhfortablo hikers by Coleman. Rugged homes grows. percent mortgage. tions when the hole is dug, when the were sold during the period between interviews that Reagan knew at should reflect upon his opinion of the vice combination uppers with lightweight EVA midsole and lug outsole. This is Adam Smith’s law of supply Builders were forced either to shut footings are put in, when the founda­ lottery drawings. the time of the practice and did nylon and suede president. On the contrary. Secretary Carlucci Great for casual outdoor wear. Available in assorted styles and colora. and demand, the basis of capitalism. down their operations until the tion forms are put up, befora the Anytime you have a project of this not object. holds the vice president in the highest regard.” In Texas, the supply of homes has market changed again, or to build builder can pour. After the foundation kind you will have people who will get On Wednesday, Reagan said, U.N. Ambassador Vernon Walters respond^ grown faster than the demand, lower-priced homes where there was is in, we inspect the tarring of the around the rules. Love Lane was no "I was not aware of that and just through a letter from Rose Sue Berstein, his press 4 DAYS ONLY! causing the prices to go down, much still some government money foundation. Then we inspect if insula­ different. People living together were learned it recently, as all the rest the opposite of Connecticut. available. tion is put in outside the foundation. spokeswoman: "The ambassador is a personal of you did, and I can tell you right Thura., April 14 thru Sun., April 17 putting both their names into the CAIN-- So first we mustdefine the problem. In the early ’80s I built homes in Four inspections before the founda­ lottery system while married couples friend of the vice president, for whom he has great now that I have no affection for Then we must understand the causes Hebron, Coventry and Tolland. D.W. tion can be backfilled and work were only allowed one entry per respect. He does not think it appropriate for him to these kiss-and-tell books that are of that problem. Then we should look Fish built starter homes in Coventry started on the house! house. A whole essay could be written answer the questions you have posed in your being written, and I find it a n a to our history to find how similar and Tolland. Joe Swensson built on All these inspections add time, about the failure of Love Lane, but letter.” entirely fiction.” ■ .* . > ■ problems were solved before. Wellman Road in Manchester. Ed which adds to the cost. In 1972 you had this is not my purpose. Reagan did not directly answer Mayor DiRosa has named a com­ Sass built in Coventry. Martin & a footing inspection, rough plumbing, I have offered to serve on the the question of whether he v;c.« mittee to solve the housing problem. Rothman built in Manchester. Barney electrical and framing, and the final mayor’s committee. By his silence he approved of the practice or would The purpose of this committee is to Peterman build apartments in town. inspection for certificate of occu­ has declined my offer. fllanrlipfilrrt Hrralft allow it to continue. His current find some town-owned land and build Blapchard & Rossetto built condos on pancy. Three Inspections in 1972, and spokesman. Marlin Fitzwater, BOB'S My conclusion is that the mayor Founded In 1881 under-priced houses. This is putting Grove Street and homes on Westerly now you have 12 or more. doesn’t want to study the housing has condemned the practice. the cart before the horse, and it will Street. The purpose of this essay is not to PENNY M. SIEPPEKT...... PuttUlWf Reagan’s reference to "kiss- problem. He is only using this OEOnOE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor become another added cost that All these Manchester-based point out all the problems in the committee to give the appearance of OOUOLAS A. BEVINS .. .. !...... Exaeutlve EdRer and-tell” books evidently refers Manchester .taxpavers-can’t afford__ STORES buildersJ)uilt-starterJi0nies to meet building business or the real estatn .studying the problem and to use the MAIUE P. ORADV...... CNy EdHor not only tQ.Speakes’Jiook,.but to Hbi Committees have failed before be­ need. -A LEXANDCa QIRELLI...... Attnoitto EdUof- "Behind the Scenes,” written by the market’s need. They all use^ I>usines87~ltsrpuf|x)sel8 to point out money that he is getting from the state ' Beau cause they did not understand the different methods to meet that need. that the mayor’s committee Is ap­ his former deputy chief of staff, to buy votes for the next election. DENISE A. nOBERTS...... Adverlltlne OIreelor MiddMown-343 Main 8L EndaM-25 Hazard Ave. Hamden-1697 Whitney Ave. Waterbury-200 Chase Ave. Msncliester>2M North Main SL Sale problems, the free market or the They all created affordable housing. proaching the problem from the MARK f. ABRAITI8 ...... Budnita Manager Michael K. Deaver, and a forth­ building cycles and business cycles The committee for affordable hous­ wrong front. It is trying to solve a Peter J. McNamara SHELDON COHEN...... Compoalng Manager coming volume by former chief of Slora Hours: 88on. ttuu Fit 9-9, Sal 9-6, Sun. 10-6 a Wa Accept MaatarCard, Visa, Amarican Expraaa and Dfacovar Card SFFEC which make capitalism work. ing which was set up to help solve the problem that it doesn’t even know ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaarooffl Manager staff Donald T. Regan. April IM Summit St. JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIreulallon Manager At the end of the ’70s. President housing problem at the time not only exists. Maacbeater / a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 14, 19M 1 0 - MA 8 — 7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 14, 1988 — $ SCIENCE Electroshock: Town tries to save Feds to probe Texas Air management, records • y H. JoM f Hubert continental Airlines. worm that saved It Aviation Administration also dis­ profitable parts of the airline. able” to carry commercial air include examination of each of K m i Is It torture The Ateocicrted Press closed an $823,000 fine against a Continental is the country’s In announcing the two-pronged traffic, Burnley said at a news & HEALTH Texas Air subsidiary. Eastern fourth-largest airline, while East­ Eastern’s 267 aircraft over the KORUMBURRA, Auftralia (AP) - The federal action against Texas Air and its conference also attended by FAA next 30 days. Towr j WASHINGTON — The Trani- Airlines, and a separate safety ern is the sixth-largest. Together airline subsidiaries, Burnley Administrator Allan McArtor. cause 0 Snore may mean more government has chipped in $11,000 to help save the portation Department says con- probe of the Miami-based they carry nearly 20 percent of or a miracle? 12-foot, gurgling earthworms that transformed cited evidence in recent company McArtor said the new FAA The $823,000 civil penalty at K mi govern- diems about the economic health carrier. the nation’s air traffic. filings to the Securities and safety review of Eastern was Hughe! DENVER, Colo. — Tired of staying up all Korumburra from a near ghost town to a bustling of Texas Air Corp. prompted its Eastern has for months been against Eastern comes 14 months Texas Air called both investiga­ Exchange Commission that both being conducted because of con­ after Eastern agreed to pay $0.5 Then is after night listening to your spouse snore? WASHINGTON (AP) — An electric shock device tourist attraction. investigation into the manage­ tions unwarranted and blamed embroiled in a bitter confronta­ Several ,years ago, Korumburra decided to Eastern and Continental “are cern about the "continuing patt­ million in penalties because of trappei bought That snore may signal a condition that’s intended to help keep disturbed people from ment and finances of the coun- them on pressure from union tion with its labor unions, which under substantial, increasing fi­ ern of fines, safety violations and stration more than just annoying, according to promote the invertebrate, which has 10 hearts and is tly’s largest airline company. are resisting management’s call earlier safety infractions. FAA to be fa injuring themselves is being labeled medieval leaders who "have mounted a nancial pressure." apparent insensitivity of some of officials said the latest fine stems ans had researchers at the National Jewish Center for torture by opponents while supporters call it a a hermaphrodite, meaning it is both male and !! Tranaportation Secretary Jim continuing campaign of distor­ for significant contract conces­ cleanin female. The department wants to deter­ Eastern’s officials" to FAA from record keeping and mainte­ the bull Immunology and Respiratory Medicine here. miracle. Burnley announced the investiga­ tion and lies" about safety atboth sions and which accused Texas mine if Texas Air and its safety regulations. General The great Gippsland gurgling earthworm is so tion Wednesday as the Federal Air of syphoning off the most nance Infractions similar to those minute He or she may be one of the 2 million “This thing works,’’ said retired Marine Col. Eastern and another subsidiary. management are "fit, willing and The FAA inspection would found in the earlier action. — the Americans suffering from sieep apnea, which Bernard McShane, the father of severely retarded named because of the sucking and gurgling noises it Thef eeping 37-year-old twins. "There is a case ... for this makes when it burrows, sounding like a bathtub fireoffi often goes unrecognized. draining water. Townsfolk credit the earthworm, (ress it People with this disorder may repeatedly device.” MARKET REPORT The fin gration McShane jumped up to praise the so-called whose scientific name is megascolldes australis, for Aaivily ovof tho 30 troding doyo some SI stop breathing during steep for up to a minute. helping turn their fortunes around. BUSINESS u«* Only owners or heirs can square This interruption of restful sleep results in self-injurious behavior inhibiting system (SIBIS) said. Wednesday at a neWflsonference organized by 13 An annual worm festival called Karmai, after the It has gration excessive sieepiness, which could cause a aboriginal word for giant earthworm, is held each disruption in personal life, ioss of a job and^ national groups seeking to stop its sale to doctors UTC, Siemens make a deal damag( linesses and psychologists. March. It celebrates the worm with parades, 1.140- appar- can even put the victim at risk of injury. carnivals and even an earthworm queen. EAST HARTFORD — United Technologies |||li cash U.S. Savings Bonds Typical sleep apnea victims are He interrupted the presentation to say his 11 ng’s air daughters’ lives had been transformed from the Recently, however,. intensive farming in the Corp. has announced its Turbo Power and lll" l III, Schi middle-aged, overweight men. worm’s small habitat has raised fears the worms’ Marine Systems division has signed a contract Hi QUESTION: Savings Bonds with both my first hour they started wearing the self-activating days are numbered. I found a Series name and my husband’s name on Conti ssistant device, which administers an electric shock when a with Siemens AG of West Germany to develop, II E, U.S. War sioner Organ effort continues Korumburra is in Gippsland, an area of the illi them. He is deceased and I am in Wadde A person inflicts a blow on himself. furnish, install and service large industrial gas bond, in an old my 80s. What happens to these A today h ily re- southeast state of Victoria that once was covered by turbines used to generate electric power. Investors’ LOMA LINDA. Calif. - A hospital will “They’ve stopped tearing their clothes off. JB a rain forest where the worms thrived. Today, that 1,400- book. It is a $50 bonds when I die? Naek C inspec- They’ve stopped hitting themselves," McShane said Frank L. Bruno, general manager and chief DOW j o r j i s AV f R A r.L continue to harvest organs for transplant from A P p h o to habitat has been reduced to an area of 100 square bond issued in ervices of his daughters, who are living in an Italian operating officer of TP&M, said Wednesday the A piii n . toai) Guide Naek babies born with most of their brains missing, miles around the Bass River. April 1944. I ANSWER: They will become Bowen institution run by nuns. alliance will make an additional suplies of large HIGH 2 .12f.)9 tried to contact despite a prior announcement that the WONDER WORM — Robyn Holmes of Settlers, who thought the worms were snakes, 1400 LOW 1 0 S 2 .M William A. Doylfi part of your estate. Who gets the 1, in the “They now sit and have their dinner with their two gas turbines available to utilities, particularly bids wt cleared Gippsland’s rain forest with its 300-foot C C 5 5 E 2.107.10 the people bonds after you go will depend on adetwo program had been suspended, officiais said. roommates. They can participate. ... I fully intend Korumburra, Victoria, Australia, is comple trees in the 1880s to make-room for dairy farming benefiting American companies that will need CHANGE Down 2.00 whose names your will. If you die “intestate” — t Mrs. Dick Schaefer, a spokesman for Loma Linda to let them wear them for the rest of their lives,” he draped by three giant Gippsland days. and cattle raising. increased amounts of new capacity in the 1990s. 1 _____ 1 . ■ are on tjie without a will — the laws of your University Medical Center, said Wednesday said. earthworms. The 12-fobt earthworm TF MTWTF MTWTF MTW TF UTWTI MTWTF MTW Whili Although not officially protected, the earthworm Siemens produces large gas turbines for the 11 bond, to no state will determine who gets !st Mrs. P he was mistaken when he announced eariier in An estimated 50,000 severely retarded or autistic y 14 V u 4 the con species has 16 hearts and are both avail. Is this bond of any value to P I job at is now listed as endangered, according to worm worldwide market. accruing interest. The oldest E what you leave. the week that the hospitai's program of people suffer from the mysterious syndrome in male and female. me? If so, how much? town di which keeping such babies alive had been expert Georgina Hickey of the Australian Museum. bonds reached final maturity 40 Right now. you are the sole which they bang their heads against the floor or wall years after their issue dates. owner of those bonds. This the cor ut Mrs. temporarily halted until new guidelines could or beat their heads and faces with their fists. Drugs Bank merger approved foregoi ttomey Thomson Newspapers Inc., publishers of more ANSWER: Let’s get the bad applies whether the bonds were be issued. and physical restraints are often used to try to stop HAMDEN — American Bancorp Inc.. which news out of the way, first. That QUESTION: I have a number issued in co-ownership form, with along t On Tuesday night, hospital spokeswoman the self-inflicted blows when other approaches fail. than 110 daily newspapers in the United States. 95, the was fined last month for violating federal bond is of no value to you, for the of Series E and Series EE, U.S. "or” between the two names, or small s Anita Rockwell issued a statement saying the SIBIS was reviewed by the Fo(^ and Drug The Post-Telegram newspapers, which are simple fact that you cannot cash contrai lated it Heartworm testing important currency transaction laws, has won approval to more than 100 years old and have a circulation in Savings Bonds, purchased over in beneficiary form, in one name program to admit anencephalic babies “is to Administration and registered last June for merge with Bridgeport-based Lafayette it. U.S. Savings Bonds, which the past 20 years. I would like to "payable on death” to the other. I to the continue without interruption.” commercial sale and distribution. It consists of t excess of 80,000 combined daily and 90,000 on were called "War Bonds” during opment QUESTION: Bancorp. Sunday, will become the largest circulation U S learn the present value of each lightweight headgear and an arm or leg band, and he is negative, you can give him World War II and “Defense bond, but I can’t really expect my QUESTION: I purchase U.S. delivers a shock an opponent described as painful We have a 7- The merger will create a multibank holding newspapers within the Thomson group, the Wall :hatMS Diving refiex saves iives preventative medication. In the company. Constitution Bancorp of New England Bonds” in the postwar years, can bank to determine the interest Savings Bonds as gifts for my and a supporter compared to a "one-tenth of a year-old mutt event that he is positive, treat­ company said in a statement. be redeemed only by their regis­ would named Sam. Tnc., with assets of about $580 million. The that has built upon more than 100 grandchildren. I keep copies of Thet NEW YORK — Not everyone has it, but for second pinprick." ment can be started to kill the tered owners. If the registered different bonds of various the bonds in my files. Recently. I ; dlrec- The association for Retarded Citizens, the Mental He was a “hand P e t F o ru m individual banks. American National Bank and water i Bender those who do, it could be a life saver one day. heartworms. This could save his Sales up 0.8% In March owners are dead, their heirs or denominations. discovered two of the bonds have betwee Health Law Project and the Autism Society of m e d o w n ’ ’ Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. life. Lafayette Bank and ’Trust Co., will continue to representatives of their estates ney for It’s called the “mammalian diving refiex” from my operate under their current names. Is there some way I can wrong Social Security numbers. Main S id. "We and it’s the reason why victims of icy plunges America were among the groups denouncing SIBIS Mosquitoes transmit heart- WASHINGTON — Retail sales, spurred by can cash the bonds after provid­ determine this interest myself? What can I do to correct this.? as unconstitutional and punitive. mother when The Federal Reserve Board said Tuesday that ing the necessary documents. flushin into chilly water can survive the effects of she went to a worm larvae from infested dogs gains at department stores and auto showrooms, Then Frank Laski, a lawyer from the Public Interest to uninfested dogs. ’Therefore, it approved the merger because American rose a strong 0.8 percent in March, the fifth ^ Savings bond paying agents, ANSWER: Yes. You want two iondra, hypothermia. convalescent Bancorp cooperated with the Justice ANSWER: The bonds will hjfVe and ret According to Discover magazine, the diving Law Center of Philadelphia, said the device violates wherever there are mosquitoes, consecutive increase, the government said such as banks, are required to publications called “Tables of to be sent to your district Federal ounda- “the most fundamental concepts of personal home last year. Department’s investigation and agreed to take follow the rules in a U.S. ’Treasury waters he MS reflex occurs in aquatic mammals, such as N e ith e r my the potential for heartworm dis­ Wednesday. Redemption Values” — one for Reserve Bank, which will reissue dignity, personal autonomy and due process." He ease exists. The mosquito is a steps to prevent future violations. The two banks Department “identification Series E and one for Series EE the bonds with correct SS should seals or beavers and humans. When husband or I ever thought we ANSWER:- By all means, have The Commerce Department said retail sales will prt said it was “ neither humane nor effective.” true intermediate host of this had submitted their merger application in rosea seasonally adjusted $1.1 billion to $130.7 guide” to make sure bonds are bonds. Both are available from numbers. The bank or other former submerged, the mammal automatically stops “Let us not return to the Dark Ages,” said Janet liked dogs of any kind. This dog is your adopted friend tested now. February 1987. redeemed only by legitimate brough ikiand, breathing and its heart rate decreases. In parasite — it cannot spread from billion. the Superintendent of Docu­ Issuing agent at which you bought Saizano, mother of a 30-year-old autistic son. “It is different. We’ve only had him for Have him tested during the dog to dog without the young form owners. ments, U.S. Government Print­ the bonds should help you with If a It lunteer addition, the body channels blood mainly to my philosophy that the disabled have the same a year, and now he’s truly a part spring of this year. Sales were strong in all categories except I suggest you make an extra ilngton (microfilaria) passing through a Bridgeport newspapers sold ing Office, Washington, D.C. this. The details are spelled out in time wl the heart and brain. These defensive reactions rights as everyone else in America.” of our family. My children, my Sam’s apparent health is some furniture stores and restaurants, and were well effort to contact the registered should I he also mosquito. The season for trans­ above expectations. Most economists before 20402. ’The E bond version cost literature all issuing agents allow the victim to stay submerged for long Several speakers said other approaches are husband and I would be grief ' evidence that he does not have mission of heartworms therefore BRIDGEPORT — The Post Holding Company owners of the bond or their heirs. $2.25, the EE version $1. receive. Four on icutive periods with no ill effects. stricken if anything ever hap­ heartworm disease of long stand­ today predicted an increase of 0.2 percent to 0.3 If you locate them, you’ll be the Moss effective in treating the problem and have a coincides with the mosquito sea­ Inc., which publishes The Bridgeport Post, The Those publications usually are added I longer-lasting impact than SIBIS. They said they pened to him. Our question is ing. Because heartworms actu­ son. Telegram and The Sunday Post, has reached an percent. bearer of glad tidings. That bond updated semiannually. Each ha.s clothinj study whether we should have him The March increase came atop a 0.6 percent QUESTION: In a 1930s type Spouse support helpful are concerned that the FDA approved the device ally live in the heart, many dog agreement in principle to be sold to Lincoln is worth $201.60, Its rightful pages showing the accrued inter­ depression, would our U.S. Sav­ It nor without published evidence that it works and tested for heartworms. Now that owners assume that heartworms The good news is that we have Publishing Inc., of Des Plaines. 111., Elizabeth gain in February, revised upward from the 0.4 owners might be willing to share est and the redemption value of Arthur we’re feeding him properly, he methods to diagnose heartworm ings Bonds be safe? wafer ft NEW YORK — Exercise with your spouse without standards for its use. cause sudden death. Generally, M. Pfriem. president of the Post, announced percent estimate released a month ago. that money with you for bringing bonds in particular months. The discolor led on and you’ll be more likely to maintain your acts very healthy, but he has heartworm disease is not an disease before the damage is lay 14, Thomas Linscheid, a professor of pediatrics and Wednesday. The latest rise was the strongest since a 1.1 it to their attention. redemption value of an E or EE ANSWlER: Tho.se bonds are homeow fitness program, says the Reebok Aerobic never been tested since my acute problem. It is often a slowly severe. Best of all. there is percent increase in December. Ever since the That particular bond will never bond, of course, is the price at artner- psychology at Ohio State University who observed mother got him 5 years ago. Does preventative medication availa­ Terms of the transaction were not announced. debt obligations of our federal 647-3115 Information Bureau. developing disease with outward October stock market crash, economists have be worth more than $201.60. It has which it was purchased plus the government, which has never the air the news conference, said he is compiling data “that it make any sense to have him signs and death occurring after ble which is easily administered, It is anticipated that the transaction will be Igned a In an exercise group of almost 200 men, prove very definitively that this has been a very completed within two months. Pfriem said. watched retail sale.s closely for signs that the been worth that amount since interest that has built up on it. defaulted on its debt. It won’t in those who worked out without their wives had tested now? My husband says he the adult heartworms have deve­ inexpensive and almost 100 per­ consumer sector of the economy would weaken. April 1984, when it reached its re feet. effective procedure.” should be tested. I say that if he cent effective in preventing Lincoln Publishing is a member of the the future. Quit worrying. Your a drop out rate of 48.8 percent. The dropout loped to maturity in the heart and “final maturity” and stopped QUESTION: I have some U.S. bonds are as safe as safe can be. Parai He said psychologists who support SIBIS do not tests positive it would be like caused damage to other vit;- heartworms in your dog. rate among men exercising with their wives necessarily oppose positive behavior modification Mayo was 29.4 percent. closing the barn door after the organs. techniques and in fact thetwocancomplementeach horse is gone. What can we do if When you have your dog tested, Direefo other. Edward A. Williams, D.V.M., is he is positive? he will, hopefully, be negative. If a Manchester veterinarian. fo honor \ ' Parade firsf pri parade 4 The p EUCERIN RAVE VASELINE SW EET parfieij E ucaikf VASELINE Intensive represe Aerosol Societie Lotio n All Types Petroleum Jelly Care Lotion Hairspray 'N LOW parade, 16 oz. 4.70Z. 3.75 oz. A ll Types A ll Types Packets Thed 15 oz. 100’s Moriarl $ 1 1 7 7 oz. and ofh $j[l7 The f( G)nnecticut^ Bo(d^ of Fore School 1 Deparfi Avenue TY LEN O L - C IM C Caplet- DRY Reg. Strength J / I O S E m Extra Straagtli ORAL B EQUALACTIC 24's Midi Tabs * ■ ORAL B Toothbrushes Tabs Super Floss Proft 16's A ll Sizes speakei IDEA 50’s R o ll O n Sholom H I REGULAR STRENGTH is here. All Types $ 1 3 9 Sunday Church 2.5 oz. Ty l e n o l Richan In the next few day.s, expect to find something Befh St $ 2 7 7 ammo Tuese ctMMimitiEs Schui very important on your doorstep—your new BOLTON. ELUNOTON, weeks s edition of the Southern New England Telephone auspice KAOPECTATE Educaf CORRECTOL S T . JO S E P H KAOPECTATE MANCHESTER, ROCKVILLE. directory. CHLORTRI- Tablets Council MIACTIN _ Tabs Aspirin Free $ | Of Concentrate . Inside you’ll find the White Pages, with the Schui 20's SOUTH WINDSOR (eastiwn portion), minisfe C re a m 30’s Infant Tabs HATON 12 oz. luMTedol. I'mAXMUM STRENGTH I T a b S most up-to-date, complete listings, as well as The Trumai A ll Types t*XATIVt lALUNGYRaiEE ■ OmmmM iSr Mm aaf liNf TOLLAND. VERNON Original Yellow Pages. For over 1(X) years The Univen cuiUMwnntor -5 oz. ICMorTrimaloirl 12 mg. K aeiem a book( IMIII HMtl 24's Original Yellow Pages have helped Connecticut Israel a KaopecbtsQ M.SO WCUXXNS A 56PA8ATE SE C IW I fO H THE COvBNTav l, 9 JordanI Tt!LB»WNe exCHANOe residents find the products and services they FEVER KOUCER Palesfii MCHEWASlItAUIIS i . WHITE l>A<»!Lm7»tQ S need. What’s more, only The Original Yellow .QOVEftNMOrr OWN* Pages have such valuable .sections as our Golden Red • QOUnsM Of>«>QRTlMTV PAG ES Opportunity Pages' for senior citizens and our full- The 61 . cusstneo i« adinq moex UNICAP T LUBRIDERM course i EFFERGRIP ANUSOL tUNFmemoH color Magazine Section. Also, look for our 60s Denture Cream TUCKS on the ^ Supp. Lotion . VEU.OW PAGES new SNET MAPS, which can help you locate 2.5 oz. Pads m i Set or Unset. MOISTUREL John 1 $ 4 8 7 12’s .MAGAZMi SECTION leases tl 40’a 16 oz. \ Lotion streets, highways and central business districts $ 2 5 7 course s ‘ M oisture! .8 oz. in your area. $ 2 4 7 Kamere Lubridenn* The Original Yellow Pages from Southern Kame lOMOKYlltMCAlULotion New England Telephone. Make sure your copy basin re S S H ls r C o d r site has e f f e r g r i p C om torU I I is always handy. If you need another copy for eighth tl nrNiijflf anxfsivf criam will beo ^______» any reason, call 1-800-922-0008 toll free, SeptemI i 988-89 Monday-Friday, 8;0()AM to 4:(X)PM. Fingu Available at participating •'JOT USE MM the 380-i VALUE PLUS STORESI develop] FOSTEX The Original Yellow Pages’^^onnecticut’s Book. Finguer Not all Items available at all stores. .NiLvy' ABSORBINE 10% B PO about 10 Not responsible for typographical errors. F c iw i Iron w/Calclum JR. said. Cleansing Bar Tabs 2 oz. “It rei . I R O N 60'e Kame Health & /-riMBase^q 3.75 oz. m is Crown Pharmacy CALCIUM years, si Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy FDstex' proposal Prescription Center 14 Main St., 585 Enfield Ave., &SNET Sale PrIcesI j course, I 208 W. Center St. We g o beyond the call. EFFECTIVE DATES East Hartford Enfield mention Manchester t'SN I-T 1*^88 II i A p ril 14-fft (SM said. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday. April H, 1988 fflaiirlirslrr HrralD IN BRIEF Council sets 10th walk Section 2, Page 11 li of K mart storage room fire >$12.8 million on history SPORTS the Thursday, April 14, 1988 Town fire officials have not determined the cause of a storage room fire late Wednesday scheduled ilty at K mart at 239 Spencer St., said Jack ’88-89 budget iths Hughes, fire department spokesman. By Andrew J. Davis $9.5 There were reports that three people were COVENTRY — The Town Council has approved a Manchester Herald ! of trapped in the building, but the reports proved Pleau faces dilemma: Liut or Brodeur? $12.8 million budget for 1988-89, after cutting more 'AA to be false, Hughes said. The people, three than $462,000 from the town manager’s recom­ A photography exhibit will cap ims HAR’TFORD (AP) — Today cleaning company employees, were outside mended budget. a walking tour of the Cheney shoulder? history have come back to win nte- will be a day of reckoning for to-back victories — 7-5 on Sunday Def^.seman Ulf Samuelsson the building when fire officials arrived two In a 6-1 vote, the council approved a budget of National Historic District on Fo r his part Pleau says he is not after being down 3-0. The 1942 some hard shots.” lose Whalers Coach Larry Pleau. and 3-1 ’Tuesday — don’t mean the also sat out Game 5 because of a minutes later, he said. $12,800,028, up from the $11 million budget approved April 23, said John F. Sutherland, thinking about it. Toronto Maple Leafs upended the Montreal Coach Jean Perron With his club down 3-2 to the Whalers should be favored In bruised left shoulder sustained in The fire began at 11:17 p.m. and was out by by townspeople last year. The budget was pared director of Manchester Commun­ “ I’m trying to keep my mind Detroit Red Wings and the 1975 acknowledged that Hartford Montreal Canadians and the sixth Game 6 of the Stanley (Xip Game 3 Saturday. He skated on fire officials by 12:58 a.m. today, Hughes said. down from Acting Town Manager Frank Trzaskos’s ity College’s Institute of Local away from that,” he said. “ E x ­ New York Islanders emerged on seemed to be gaining confidence game scheduled for tonight, semifinal, even if they are back Wednesday but he took it easy. The fire was contained in the storage room but proposed budget of $13,262,479. ’The approved History. cept for Scotty (Kleinendorst) the N H L scene by upsetting the and noted that “ both teams are in Pleau must decide who will tend home, said Pleau. — Winger John Anderson and some smoke entered the main building, he budget represents a tax increase of 3.8 mills, which The exhibit will follow the 10th (the injured players are) strictly Pittsburgh Penguins. the same boat with inluries.” goal. ’’There’s no momentum swing. defenseman Scot Kleinendorst said. would raise the current rate from 34.14 to 37.94 mills. annual walking tour of the on a day-to-day basis. We’ve got ” I think we played better than Will it be Richard Brodeur, who Tomorrow’s just another sixth are out of the lineup with shoulder It has not been determined how much One mill currently generates $173,127 in revenue. historic district, said Sutherland, two goaltenders and they have (0-3),” Pleau said Wednesday The Canadiens. who have al­ came back from a poor showing game,” he said. injuries. damage the fire caused, he said. The 3.8-mill rate hike equals an additional $156 in also a professor of history at the responded for us. If you don’t after the team’s noon workout at ready lost forwards Mats Nas- HARRY AND LEONA HELMSLEY in game 2 to turn in sparkling Consider the Whalers’ Samuelsson said that Wednes­ tax bills for residents, based on an average home college. The exhibit, entitled have confidence in your players the Hartford Civic Center. ’’Peo­ lund and Shayne Corson, may game Tuesday night in the problems: day morning "the doc gave me a valued at $40,000. . .. billionaire developer and hotel queen ’’Cheney Brothers was the how are you going to win?” ple thought, ’Well, Hartford’s have to play without Bob Gainey, Whaler’s 3-1 victory? — Liut did not play on ’Tuesday shot ... It felt a little bad this School contracts signed Republican James Sullivan, the only council World” , will be held at Cheney If the Whalers were to win out.’ But when we were down 3-0, the captain and left winger, on my Or will It be Mike Liut, the and did not practice on Wednes­ morning but it looks a little better member to vote against the budget, said the mill Hall. tonight they would extend an we believed the way we were Thursday night. He stopped a eon Contracts for renovations to the Bowers and club’s No. 1 goaltender who has day after re-injuring his right (now).” He took it-easy during rate increase was too high. The exhibit is produced by improbable rally. playing we could win.” shot with his ankle in the third Ti in Waddell elementary schools were signed been nursing a sore right shoulder in warmups before practice but added: ’’I’mgoingto "I feel an increase of 2.5 would be fair,” Sullivan Helmsieys Indicted Sutherland and Sylvain Ofiara, Only two other teams in N H L M.-vortheless, Hartford’s back- period and had severe difficulty lese today by Town Manager Robert Weiss and the ’Tuesday’s game. try it tomorrow morning with said. college associate professor of walking as he left the game. Naek Construction Co. of Vernon. The budget will go to the townspeople for a vote at photography. Naek submitted the low bids. $1,850,000 for the Annual Town Meeting set for May 13at7:30p.m. in tax-evasion case Sutherland also will conduct j m e Bowers, and $1,685,000 for Waddell when the at the Coventry High School gymnasium. The the tour along with Thomas R. ; t h e Rain the greatest need bids were opened March 17. Naek expect to budget will be decided there unless residents Lewis, college geography d o n NEW YORK (AP) - Billio­ »» __ complete the work on each schools within 300 petition the budget vote to a referendum, as they U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani professor. naire developer Harry Helmsley days. have done for several years. and state Attorney General Ro­ The tour will include a walk j t ?our and his wife, Leona, the self- While the bids were somewhat higher than The $11 million budget approved by townspeople bert Abrams mounted a joint through the Cheney Brothers mill g e ts styled hotel queen, surrendered the constuction estimate for the work, the last year resulted in a tax increase of 1.47 mills. investigation into the Helmsieys’ area and portions of the west side. of Hockanum canoe race today at the office of New York’s P town decided to award the contracts, reducing Included in the $12.8 million is $3.5 million for taxes 18 months ago. The tour, which is expected to s o le state attorney general to face tax begin at 1:15 p.m., should last l ‘/4 By Len Auster the continguencies for the pro.iect and general government spending, cut about $300,000 There were indications of legal and traditionally the best for shopping complex off Burnside rhis evasion charges. hours. Sutherland said. Manchester Herald foregoing some optional work. If savings from the acting town manager’s proposed budget. action against the Helmsieys on spectator viewing. “ Unless we Avenue in East Hartford. i^ere The Helmsieys would be taken along the way permit it. the town may add a Cuts were made mainly in the area of new Monday, when they obtained a Since the tour is in its 10th year, get some rain, that area will have There are 14 classes of canoe­ srith to police headquarters for book­ The wish held by those involved small amount of the optional work to the personnel. The budget also includes $639,055 for debt show cause order and filed a writ many of the people expected to to be portaged,” she added. ists slated with four registered I, o r ing, then arraigned at Manhattan in the I2th annual Hockanum service, $225,970 for capital expenditures, and of prohibition against Abrams in attend are newcomers to town or There is no pre-race registra­ boats required to complete a i m e contract by negotiating the prices with Naek. Criminal Court, said Lanie Ac- River Canoe Race on Sunday is $.50,000 for reserves and non-recurring capital state Supreme Court. people who live in theClocktower tion with all registration taking class. The top three in each class h e r . cles, a spokeswoman for Attorney for rain. expenditures. The papers were sealed by the Mill Apartments at 63 Elm St . or place the morning of the race will receive awards. There are no General Robert Abrams. The Board of Education’s proposed budget of $8.3 judge, so it was not known what the Ribbon Mill Apartments at “ We’re telling all our friends to from 8:30 to 9; 30 a.m. at the Steak paddle restrictions except that Q.S. The couple has denied the Water mains to be flushed million, representing a 13 percent Increase from the Helmsieys sought. A writ of 150 Pine St., Sutherland said. do a rain dance.” said Mary Club parking lot in the Talcot- single bladed paddles must be m y charges, with their lawyer, Ste­ last year, was cut across the board by $79,000. prohibition can bar public offi­ People in the apartments, which Watkins. She and her husband, tville section of Vernon. There used. All individuals must be at s o f The town Water Division will be flushing phen Kaufman, saying they actu­ "The new field maintenance program was left cials from actions ordinarily in are renovated from former mill Lee, coordinate the race. were 116 canoes entered a year least 12 years old and wear an ly.i water mains on Monday from Hartford Road ally pay more taxes than nearly intact.” due to support for the maintenance their power, such as an indict­ buildings, may want to take the ago when the race was delayed a approved over the shoulder life a v e between Cooper Hill Street, Broad Street, and anyone in the nation. ment or grand jury rappearance. The race is the only one of its week by weather. "The weather program by townspeople. Council Chairwonhan tour to find out the origins of their vest at all times. Six-foot bow and ||> « *IX >1 e r s . A la\»j enforcement source said kind in the East on Sunday, in Main Street to West Middle Turnpike. The Joan Lewis said. The source said prosecutors, buildings, he said. will interpret the entries.” Wat­ stern lines are required. E^ntry j Wednesday that the Helmsieys contrast to past years when it’s flushing also will be done April 22. The program would cost $172,000. The town after learning that the Helmsieys kins said. fee is $5 per person. were indicted “ severaldaysago” “ We get (newcomers) as well gone head-to-head with a number There may be some discoloration in water general government spending budget includes would seek the show cause order “ We’re telling the people to The race is sponsored by the jfV e on federal and state income tax as people from all over the of. others. The turnout could be and reduced pressure during the flushing. If $112,000 for the program while the other $60,000 is in and writ, obtained and filed the check in with us on Saturday. We Hockanum River Linear Park e r a l evasion charges. community,” Sutherland said. considerable with inquiries from water appears discolored, the homeowner the Board of Education budget. The program cost indictment to make the couple’s have a number (742-5744) that Committee and supported by the is u e Helmsley, 80, and his 68-year- “ We get people who have moved several states. should try to avoid using it until it clears. This legal action moot. will tell if an alternate start place Quality Inn, McDonald’s, Econ­ SS repre.sents one mill of the approved budget. /"^-vthpre (to the apartments) from If it rains. will prevent rust and sediment from being old wife are one of the world’s is going to be necessary.” omy Electric and the Powder Mill t h e r wealthiest couples. Their hold­ out of town and who want to learn "The water level is now brought into the home’s system. Auto fashion trends The competition is scheduled to Shopping Center. ig h t ings. including the Empire State about where they live.” scratchy behind Economy Elect­ If a load of laundry is being done during the Fashion trends in the auto begin sharply at 10 a.m. The race For further information, call v it h Manager choice Building and the Helmsley Pa­ ric.” Watkins said, referring to time when the water is discolored, the load industry currently lean toward People interested in taking the is just under six miles with the Lee or Mary Watkins at 742-6296. J t in lace Hotel, are worth an esti­ the area where there a^e rapids the "European” look which fea­ tour should park in the Cheney finish line behind the Powder Mill evenings. m t s should be done again after the water clears. mated $5 billion. tures the use of raised, black Hall parking lot, Sutherland said. Four ounces of cream of tartar should be Any such charge against the called ‘bipartisan’ letters on tires rather than the The tour is sponsored by the added to help clean any discoloration of Helmsieys is "unfounded, unfair raised, white letters which used institute, the Manchester Histori­ ype clothing. and unjust," Kaufman said in a Continued from page I to mark American "mu.scle” cal Society, the town’s Cheney Pitching duei breaks out >av- It normally takes a couple of hours for the two-page statement Wednesday. cars, according to Armstrong Historic District Commission, wafer to clear in a home. If water appears be many. I hope I live up to your expectations.” "The Helmsieys have paid Tire Co. and the Cheney Hall Foundation. discolored for an extended period, the El.sesser said. more taxes to the government are homeowner should call the Water Division at Elsesser grew up in Manchester and graduated over the years than practically A Newspaper In Education Program as Dotson stymies Toronto 1 eral 647-3115. from Manchester High School in 1976. Sponsored by any other individual in thiscity or TORONTO (AP) - A funny iver According to Ferry. Elsesser’s familiarity with T h e Q u iz AP photo country,” Kaufman said. “ In the th^g happened on the way to t in the area and his Connecticut residency carried last five years alone they have The Manchester Herald another shootout between the ICING ON THE CAKE — Ellis Burks of hitting a two-run homer In the eighth ’our weight in the committee’s selection process. There paid more than $250 million in Parade committee honored New York Yankees and the the Red Sox, right. Is greeted at home inning Wednesday to clinch Boston's I be. were 57 applicants for the position even though a taxes.” woridscope (10 points lo r each quostlon anawarad corractty) Santana may want out Toronto Blue Jays. plate by teammate Spijte Owen after Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and the Board of Town Council member had previously incorrectly 6-3 win over Milwaukee at Fenway Park. The Helmsieys are accused of tm A pitching duel broke out. Directors have designated Sunday as the day reported there were 200 applicants . she said. disguising millions of dollars in s: TORONTO (AP) — New the start of an inning-ending The Yankees scored five times to honor members of the St. Patrick’s Day "He ... had excellent credentials and recommen­ renovation costs on their Green­ York Yankees shortstop Ra­ 4-6-3 double play. Instead. in the first inning off Dave Stieb Parade Committee, which helped the town win dations.” said Ferry. "We felt his familiarity with wich, Conn., mansion as business fael Santana, who was Toronto went on to score six but then both starters performed Burks makes Bosox happy first prize for participation in the Hartford the area would be a plus.” e?5penses, the law enforcement benched for Wednesday runs in the inning en route to a Elsesser. 29. received a bachelor’s degree in like Cy Young contenders. R i­ night’s game against Toronto, 17-9 victory. By Dave O’Hara parade last month. source told The Associated Press, inning. Burks keyed a four-run in their half of the Inning. They political science in 1980 from Bates College in chard Dotson. 2-0. blanked the said he’s not certain he wants The Associated Press The proclamation honors the committee and speaking on condition of When asked if he wanted to fifth with a bunt single and then scored four runs on a double by Maine. He^ holds a master’s degree in public Jays on two hits over eight to remain a member of the participating groups for outstanding anonymity. remain with the Yankees. hit a two-run homer in the eighth. John Marzano, Burks’ bunt, and administration from the University of Hartford. innings as New York beat Toronto team. Santana said: "Not really, representation in the 17th annual United Irish The renovation bills on the vast BOSTON — Ellis Burks feels at "Having Ellis in the lineup and RBI single by Marty Barrett, two Before his position in Avon, which he held since 1983, 5-1 Wednesday night. Yankees Manager Billy estate allegedly were written off because you like to be in a home again. batting leadoff gives us a new walks, a hit batsman and Dwight Societies’ Greater Hartford St. Patrick’s Day Elsesser was an administrative assistant to the Martin, whose 1988 policy i.s to as tax deductions; the expected The Yankees, 7-1 on the season, place where you can be And he’s showing the Boston dimension," Boston Manager Evans' infield hit. parade, held March 12. hold post-game news confer­ town manager in Wethersfield for two years. charges were income tax evasion have out.scored the Blue Jays wanted” Red Sox how happy he is to be John McNamara said. "He has Boston’s Dennis “Oil Can” The directors congratulated Timothy ences in the middle of the Elsesser admitted he took the town manager job and falsifying business records, 26-21 in taking two of the three On Wednesday, the Yankees back, one month after ankle outstanding speed, something we Boyd, 2-0, allowed four hits until Moriarty. chairman of the parade committee, despite initial reservations based on Coventry’s clubhouse, criticized Santana the source said. games. New York has led by at recalled shortstop Randy Ve­ surgery. haven’t had too often, and can do he gave up a walk and a single to and other committee members. on Monday for blowing an L reputation for controversies and a stormy political least 3-0 after the top of the first larde from Class AAA Colum­ "It was an awful empty feeling many things to help beat a team ” Jim Gantner with two out in the The town was represented by the Veterans The offices of the state attorney climate. throughout the series. The fourth easy play in the first inning. bus but because of a front- when the team left me behind in After being called up from seventh, of Foreign Wars Unit, the Manchester High general and U.S. attorney refused Santana dropped the relay “ At first I had reservations. Beinginthestateand game was scheduled for this office error by New York he Florida a couple of weeks ago.” Pawtucket of the International Wes Gardner replaced Boyd School Band and Eighth Utilities District Fire comment on the report. throw on Tony Fernandez’s through professional affiliations I was fully aware 1 These troops recently packed up and headed for Panama. They afternoon, with rookie Al Leiter. will not be eligible t^'play until Burks says. League late last April. Burks set a and surrendered an RBI single to Department in the march down Capitol of the situation here — the controversies, but the grounder that could have been The Daily News, quoting uni­ are some of the 1,300 additional troops recently sent there. 1-0, meeting Toronto ace Jimmy Friday in Milwaukee. “ I knew if was best for me to Boston rookie record by hitting 20 Dale Sveum. Another run scored Avenue. council exhibited a desire for professional govern­ dentified sources close to the Approximately (CHOOSE ONE: 5,000,10,000) troops are already Key, 2-0. stay and work out in warm homers and stealing 27 bases. on a wild pitch before Gardner ment and I feel confident they are ready to m ove. defense, reported Wednesday stationed in Panama as part of the U.S. military headquarters for weather, but it was difficult when “ I want to better those figures, put down the rally. Dotson allowed two singles to single. "I’m not the type of pitcher who’s forward with that. The past is just that, the past,” that Frank "Turco, Mrs. Helms- latin America. the team flew north,” the fleet particularly the stolen bases. ’’ he Gardner struck out two and Elses.ser said. start the ninth and gave way to "You make guys hit the ball going to strike out a lot of guys, center fielder added. ley’s former top aide, and Joseph 2 Investigators recently said they said. “ I think I can steal 40easily. walked one In the eighth. Then, Mideast expert to speak Dave Righetti. Pat Borders, and they hit them at somebody, where I can get out of a lot of jams His annual salary is set at $46,000, with an option Licari, the couple’s former finan­ had insufficient evidence to in­ Matchwords Now. with the Amorican I’m thinking of more walks this after Burks’ homer off reliever (2 points tor ooch corroct match) pinch-hitting with two out in the you look good,” said Dotson, who my.self, Professor Dan Schueftan will be main to increase it by $2,000 after a six-month evaluation. cial manager, were expected to dict Attorney General Edwin League season less than two year, too. I want to be more Dan Plesac. Lee Smith got the I'in su fficien l a>deadly inning, broke the shutout with a walked one and struck out one. "Defense is very important to speaker at a joint meeting of Temple Beth Hodge received $36,500 for his work. be indicted today. Meesc. TRUE OR FALSE: Officials weeks old. the Milwaukee Brew­ .selective at the plate” call for the sixth time in eight me.” ers wish Burks had stayed in Sholom and Center Congregational Church on have ended their investigation "That was a nice play by Burks Boston games. 2>impeach b*in essence Florida a little longer. Sunday at 8 p.m. at Center Congregational into Mr. Meese’s activities. Dotson employed off-speed with the bunt and, of course, the Smith, acquired from the Chi­ Church. 11 Center St., according to Rabhi pitches, including a sneaky cur- After going 2-4 in his debut home run really hurt after we had cago Cubs last December, needed Afghan settlement signed 3 Congress recently voted to send Richard Plavin. spiritual leader of Temple 3-‘insure caccuse first, used his trademark slider kee 6-3. handing the Brewers a horn said. earning his fourth save. Schueftan is in the Hartford region for two Afghans have been killed in the war, which contra rebels In Nicaragua. and fastball to record seven fifth consecutive loss. After Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead ” I was cheer-leading when weeks as "scholar-in-residence” under the began after an April 1978 communist coup. There is no provision in the agreement 4 Secretary of State George Shultz 5-lelhal e-guarantee strikeouts and keep the Yankees After having an infield hit and a in the fifth on Rob Deer’s third Ellis hit the home run,” Smith auspices of the Commission on Jewish More than 10,000 Soviets have died in the for an end to the war, and it says nothing recently traveled to the Mideast hitless before leaving in favor of stolen base wasted in the first home run, the Red Sox rebounded said. Education and the Community Relations about the composition of future Afghan fighting. Western sources estimate. to lobby again for the U.S. Mid- Peopiewatch/Sportiight Mark Eichhorn in the seventh. Council of the Hartford Jewish Federation. governments. Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev said (5 points for oach correct answer) east peace plan. Israel’s "Stieb gave up some runs early Schueftan. an adviser to the Israeli prime The Afghan guerrillas have said they the accord may have international impli­ 1 Author Toni Morrison recently won the (CHOOSE ONE: Prime, Foreign) but he didn’t get upset," the minister, is a research fellow at the Harry will continue their war until the Soviet- cations on a par with the superpower Pulitzer Prize lor fiction for her newest f w Minister supports the U.S. plan. f ' 'M Yankees’ Rickey Henderson said. Relays plans some additions Truman Research Institute. Hebrew backed government is deposed. No treaty signed in December to ban novel, (CHOOSE ONE: “Tar Baby/’ ¥ University. Jerusalem. He recently published guerrilla leaders attended the ceremony. medium-range nuclear missiles. 5 The Arizona Senate recently con­ “Belovel”). "Usually you can get him riled, Plans for the 13th annual Manchester Community a book on the history of the relations between Shultz and Perez de Cuellar stressed He and President Reagan are scheduled victed governor Evan Mecham. ■'' . -M' but tonight he settled down and 2 A new production of William Shake­ College New England Relays are under way and Israel and its closest neighbors, entitled “ A that the accord will let the Afghan people to meet for their fourth summit May 29 in TRUE OR FALSE: Mecham’s im­ was still in the game speare’s will open soon on Broad­ among the ideas being considered is the addition of Jordanian Option — Israel. Jordan and the determine their fate. Moscow. peachment trial was the first for' "But it (the five-run lead) also way. The play’s stars include C hris­ invitational female anji master miles to the Christie “The challenge facing the Afghan "We believe that the situation has a governor in U.S. history. settled our pitcher down and he Palestinians.” topher Plummer and Glenda Jackson. McCormick Mile that worked out so well last year T h o u g h to people is great, but it can and must be met changed for the better, that a window of went right after guys” a-“ H am let” ago. by them alone,” the secretary-general hope has opened a little,” he said in In the first inning, the Yankees A p L E N t y b-“Macbeth” '■t.- 4 Gerry O ’Reilly of Ireland ran the first sub-4- Red Rock is still open said. remarks carried by the state-run Tass combined two bunts, an infield c-“Othello'' minute mile in Connecticut history a year ago with a news agency. “ The possibilities of finding Len Auster “Through their blood and sacrifice, the hit. two clean singles and a double time of 3:59.36 on the Pete Wigren Track. Relay The 60-acre Red Rock Country Club golf solutions to complicated issues engen­ 3 Thanks to All-American Danny Man­ M Sports Editor Afghans have earned the opportunity to for five runs. Director Jim Balcome said he’s been in contact with course is open this .season despite nearby work dered in the years of the Cold War have ning, the Kansas jayhawks defeated resume their independence,” Shultz said. “ We weren’t just hitting well," O’Reilly and expects the flying Irishman to return to on the Mall at Buckland Hills site. fellow (CHOOSE ONE: Big Eight, "Let us heip them realize it.” become more apparent.” said Yankees manager Billy defend his title. John Finguerra. head of 1-84 Associates, Newsname Metro) Conferc nee member Oklahoma .X (IS points It you can Identity this Martin. "Everything was well The number of events for the track portion of the leases the 60 acres of land on which the golf ^ and captured their first NCAA basket­ person In the newt) executed. two-day event, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. course sits to Red Rock owner William ball championship in 36 years. years. "There was good baserunning. June 18-19, will be the same except for the addition Kamerer. Trade deficit jumps again The Sunday Four-Mile Road Race, which I recently withdrew 4 As the 1988 baseball season opened last The first inning was about the of the female Invitational and master miles. ” We replaced a lOK, proved popular a year ago and will Kam erer said Monday that although a catch from the presiden­ week, most analysts predicted that last best you are going to see.” have feelers out for the best (female) milers in the be repeated. basin required for development of the mall WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. trade $1.4 billion from January’s $12.4 billion tial race. My decision year’s champions, the would be Henderson singled, stole se­ country,” Balcome said Tuesday night at the One addition to Sunday'^ program Is the inclusion site has shortened the seventh green and the deficit widened dramatically In February imbalance. virtually insured that unable to repeat as champs this year. cond and went to third on Willie Cheney Dining Hall on the M CC campus. to $13.8 billion, its biggest shortfall since For the first two months of 1988, the of a walker’s division that is largely for recreational eighth tee, the course, located at 158 Slater St., George Bush would (\ The Master’s Mile is almost all but assured. Ray October and the second monthly jump in a deficit is running at an annual rate of 5 The National Hockey League playoffs Randolph’s bunt single that third walkers. Crothers said one frequent visitor to his will be open for the season, which runs until receive the Republi- Crothers, who ably handled the chores of guiding the row, the government said today. $157.6 billion, below the record $171.2 are set to begin, as 15 teams try to wrest baseman Kelly Gruber a Mowed to store .said he could almost assure 35-40 walkers from September. can presidential Four-Mile Road Racea year agoand will dosoagain Prices of stocks on overseas markets billion of last year but still worse than the covetedCup from the defending roll until stopping it in fair the Hartford Track Club for the event. Finguerra. one of three other developers of nomination. this year, could be one of the entrants. The former and the value of the dollar began falling second highest imbalance of $156.2 billion champion Edmonton Oilers. • V ” territory at the bag. There were some snags a year ago in getting the 380-acre mall site, proposes a mixed-use winner of the Manchester Thanksgiving Day Road almost immediately. U.S. markets were in 1986, the Commerce Department said, ” It’s the first time I’ve seen applications out for the Relaysand as far as awards. development for a portion of the site. But YO U B SCORE: SI to 100 points — TO P SCORE: Race is the proprietor of the Run-In in Rocky Hill. But applications are now available and George not open when the announcement was Imports of foreign manufactured goods, •1 to 90 points — E icsilsn t. 71 to 90 points — Good. 61*70 points — Fair. that happen,” Toronto catcher Finguerra’s proposed project would disturb Other master mile In the 40 years old and above made. oil and farm products increased by $2.3 Ernie Whitt said. "Usually it rolls Suitor, who will again serve as director of the track about 10 acres of the golf course, Kam erer * Know lsdgs Unlimited. Inc. 411-SS class include Al Swenson from ^lainville, one of the The .dollar lost 2 percent of its value billion in February. Leading the surge foul on this (artificial) turf. and field portion of the Relays, said high school best master’s milers in the world, according to athletes have expressed greater interest in said. against the Japanese yen and the German were imports of electrical equipment from "There must have been some Balcome, and Larry Olsen from Massachusetts. participating this year. "It really would close us at that point.” mark in the first mimites after the ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ A P pnolo reconstruction in the winter I abroad, up $323 million, a nd auto a nd truck The McCormick Mile drew rave reviews a year Kamerer, who’s leased the land for eight announcement; the West German and parts, up $298 million. don’t know about." The MCC Relays underwent management change ^»|U»IS-S !»U|4»i Z|osauu|,^ LOOSE BALL — Rickey Henderson of the Yankees slides ago. Balcome, hoping to feed off that momentum, with Balcome. Suitor and Junior Relays Director years, said Finguerra may redesign the Swiss national banks bought dollars In an U.S. exports also rose, but by a smaller With one out, Mike Pagliarulo -» 8|8-C :q-Z U H O I T lB O d S / H D lV M lT d O ld safeiy into second base with a atoien base Wednesday has proposed adding the two new invitational runs Jeff Thornton coming on board. The hope is for an proposed project to accommodate a nine-hole attempt to stem the fall in its value. Stock $1.3 billion from January. r-s !q-y !«-t !p-r fJ-l :$aifOMH31VFV doubled in a run, then Claudell and packaging them just after the opening Increase in the number of participants and a few course, but plans aren’t definite. "H e’s prices fell in London. Analysts had anticipated an improve­ night against Toronto. The bali bounces high above Biue a|OQ uaqoH :3FVVNSM)N Washington beat out a squeeze ceremonies. If he gets the runners he wants — and more spectators in the stands. mentioned if a couple of times.” Kam erer Analysts had largely predicted that the ment in the trade balance in February Jays' shortstop Tony Fernandez. The Yankees behind KTVJ-S bunt toward first for the second there’s little doubt he won’t — local track With the new plans, the hopes are almost said. February deficit would shrink slightly. because of the normaily slack winter !u8|aio,.y :|vqia|-uou-t !]S1Vd-Z !000‘01-L :3d03SaiH0A4 Richard Dotson won, 5*1. run. enthusiasts will have something to talk about for guaranteed. The excess of imports over exports rose demand for imported goods. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 14. 19M Stars come out and shine brightly in NBA play MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 14. 1988 — 13 Bv The Associated Press g^ame lead over idle Atlanta in the oh the road for the Lakers — the IN BRIEF East nine bounces back Central Division and a 50-26 last time that happen^ came in It was a bright night for some of NBA Roundup record, the Pistons* second con­ the first four games of the Riflgs among the leaders the NBA’s shining lights. secutive 50-win season. 1984-1985 season. Charles Barkley. Patrick Ew­ Isiah Thomas had 21 points for Adams hit two 3-pointers, ex­ PROVIDENCE - Seton Hall senior third with victory over South ing, Adrian Dantley and Larry lone’s three-point play gave Wa­ Detroit. L any Nance led Cleve­ tending his own league record to *^5” **‘**'“’ Catholic High Bird played major roles in their shington a 97-95 lead and set th6 land with 20. 38 straight games. HARTFORD — The mark of a School Wednesday afternoon. teams’ victories Wednesday stage for Barkley’s bomb. Dantley, who hit 14 of 15 free The Lakers, who played with­ 11 Conference through games of April good team is its ability to bounce Singles winners for the Indians night. Barkley did so dramati­ “It was Just a lucky shot,” he throws, said he felt sluggish in the out injured guard Byron Scott, hL k <>«or-») with three back from a devastating loss. H.S. Roundup were John Melesko. Gregg Horo­ cally. Ewing economically, Dan­ claimed. “When I shot it, I first half. were led by 16 points from Tony doubles, one homer and 10 RBI. He was third in East Catholic High displayed that witz, Jay Snyder and Yoan tley in spurts and Bird with thought it was too strong. “I had trouble. I was playing Campbell. the league in hits and tied for eighth place in quality Wednesday afternoon Johnson. Double winners were “We realIV deserved to win another virtuoso overall bad,” Dantley said. “But I’ve Sonic* 113, Clipper* 92 runs scored with eight. with an 11-1 victory over South Matt Clough and Jim Melesko, performance. because we came back and been around long enough to know The Pirates were 18-7 in games played Catholic at Hyland Park. Alex Eitel and Jon Borgida, and played with a lot of heart. You At Seattle, Xavier McDaniel across the winning run in the top 1 Perron Barkley banked in a 29-foot what I can do. I had to pick it up through Monday. East suffered a heart-breaking of the seventh. Brain Zoldak hit a Bill Kennqrd and Craig Smith. 3-pointer at the buzzer, giving give it everything you’ve got and scored 23 points and Kevin 7-6 loss to St. Bernard Tuesday in Manchester’s next match is iartford you’regoingtogetsomebreaks.” Celtics 123, Bucks 104 Williams had six of his ISduringa two-out double. When he attemp­ infidence Philadelphia a 98-97 overtime an early season All Connecticut ted to steal third base, the throw Friday at home against victory against Washington. Ew­ The Sixers are 10th in the Bird had 11 points in the third 21-7 Seattle spurt in the second UConn sets soccer slate Conference showdown. The final Wethersfield. ms are in quarter, when Boston made 15 of went into ieft field allowing him to ing scored 41 points in Just 26 Eastern Conference but only one quarter. Williams was starting in out was a disputed call thatdidn’t score. M iu lt f: John Meltsko (M) def. Dave ries.” game out of the eighth and final 19 shots. Milwaukee sank Just place of Dale Ellis, »1io has STORRS — p e University of Connecticut 1988 6-1, 6-0; Horowitz (M) def. Coseres 6-4, minutes, making 18 of 24 shots go East’s way. “We looked at the Cheney stranded senior Mike playoff spot. seven of "22 in the period for 31.8 missed six straight games with a STCcer schedule has been set and it shows a films. It wasn’t even close,” East 6-1; Snvder (M) def. Veroskv 6-0, 6-2; have al- from the field, as New York beat sore right arch. Main, who had two hits on third Johnson (M) def. Callohon 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. Indiana 127-107. Dantley. who had “If we had lost tonight, it would percent and was outscored 39-23, 2^game schedult that’s highlighted by games Coach Jim Penders said Clough-JIm Melesko (M) def. French ats Nas- deciding the game right there. Steve Burtt scored a season- base, in the last of the seventh. Cohn 6-3, 6-4:- Eltel-Borgida (M) def. only two points in the first half, have been almost impossible to against two past NCAA champions and three philosophically. Pafel-Rozo6-1,6-0; Kennard-Smifh (M l [>n, may Robert Parish and Kevin high 17 points for the Clippers, The Beavers committed five scored 14 of his 28 points down the get into the playoffs,” Barkley moT a® »*'*''*' *•’« eJuht’ of the 1987 Junior right-hander Kevin def. Sanders-Rov 6-4, 6-3. i Gainey, said. “We deserved a break and McHale added 21 points each as whose road record dropped to NCAA Tournament. errors. “We didn’t come through nger. on stretch to lead Detroit past 3*35. Greene scattered eight hits as the with the clutch hits. We didn’t Cleveland 115-98. we got one tonight.” the Celtics never trailed. The UConn opens its regular season on Thursday Eagles improved their overall opped a Bucks, losers of seven of nine, deliver when things were on the Girls tennis he third And Bird was his normal Knicks 127, Pacers 107 Sept. 1. at home against Philadelphia Textile. mark to 3-1. He walked three and line,” Cheney Coach Bill Baccaro were led by Terry Cummings Sun* 123, Spurs 118 struck out one. "He was ahead of lifficulty versatile self with 26 points, 10 Ewing’s six consecutive points with 21 points. said. MHS wins second rebounds and 10 assists as Boston Phoenix staged a Johnson and AP photo the hitters after the second Zoldak was the winner for East ime. early in the second quarter gave Boston moved within two Hartford gets^MIddleton The Manchester High girls’ increased its season-high winning him 20 in a 12-minute span and Johnson show as Eddie Johnson SHOOTING — Former Chicago Bear inning. He threw only 93 pitches Hampton while Jim Krone, who streak to eight games with a garnet of the Lakers for the best scored 37 points and started a HARTFORD — A former member of the and our defense turned two came in for starter Glenn Parent, tennis team won its second match gave New York a 44-25 lead. overall record. Walter Payton, shown in a 1987 of the year in as many outings 123-104 win over Milwaukee. Bird Ewing has 36 or more points in decisive 12-0 run in the final three all-New York City high school basketball team double plays behind him,” Pend­ took the loss. “He (Krone) came also made all eight of his free “We really don’t follow it that minutes, while rookie guard will attend the University of Hartford next fall, photograph, was allegedly involved in ers cited. in and was unbelievable.” Bac­ with a 5-2 decision over Newing­ four of his last six games. much at this point,” Bird said. ton High School Wednesday after­ throws to extend his string to 48 ’The Knicks moved past the Kevin Johnson had a triple­ the university has announced. an accidental shooting of a man at East plated all the runs it caro said. Krone allowed three straight. “We are Just trying to play our double for Phoenix with 11 points, Lament Middleton, a 6-foot-5-lnch power Payton’s suburban Chicago restaurant needed against South, 0-2, in the unearned runs in four innings, noon at Memorial Field courts. Pacers into seventh place in the game right now.” first inning where it scored five Newington drops to 0-2. Singles 76ert 98, Bullets 97 East and have won six of their last 11 assists and a game-high 13 forward from Walton High School in The Bronx. on Wednesday, according to reports. walking one and striking out one. Nuggets 120, Lakers 108 rebounds. N.Y., announced his intentions Wednesday, times. Dave Price reached on an Parent had two hits and two winners for Manchester were Barkley’s overtime heroics seven games. Indiana, which was error, Pat Merritt walked and Marian Piumber and Meredith led by Ron Anderson’s 25 points, Alex English scored 29 points. university Sports Information Director Joseph RBLs. made up for a first half, when Warriors 112, Mavs 110 M. McGann said. Doug Rizzuto singled to load the Biodget. Doubles winners for the Barkley scored just three points fell into eighth place, a half-game Fat Lever added 28 and Michael Payton won’t be charged Indian were Kristin Ashbacher Adams 22 as Denver won for the bases. Marc Mangiafico’s looping East Hampton 051 000 1—7-7-3 as Washington went on top 47-30. ahead of Washington. Rookie Tellis Frank hit a pair of Middleton averaged 21.8 points per game in ChenevTech 411 000 0—6-9-5 and Andrea Goodman. Nicole 12th time in 13 games. It was leading his team to a 21-4 record and a spot in the SCHAUMBURG, III. — Nocharges will be single to right plated the first run. But the power forward was “This is the way I’ve wanted to free throws with two seconds left Scott Beaulieu’s grounder to first Covallerl, Zoldak (3), and Benson. Millori and Erin Hickey, and I feel the whole time I’ve been in Denver’s 50th win of the season, to win it for Golden State. With the state championship’s final four. filed against former Chicago Bears running Parent, Krone (4), Maguire (7), Krone overpowering in the second half back Walter Payton in the accidental shooting of was thrown wide of home plate (7), and Sauer. Nancy Bray and Jessica Aicorn. and extra period with 35 points. New York.” said Ewing, now in only the second time since the score tied at 110 and six seconds allowing the second run to score. WP-Zaldak. LP-Krone. Manchester’s next match is his third NBA season. “It’s the Nuggets Joined the NBA in 1976 remaining. Golden State’s Dave Rodgers not the favorite a manager at Payton’s suburban Chicago today against Bloomfield at ”I was so embarassed by the restaurant, police say. Mike Begley’s sacrifice fly way I played in the first half, I had way I felt for four years at that they have reached that Feitl missed a pair of free throws. scored run No. 3 and Jim home. figure. 'The Nuggets also won BOSTON — Not long ago. Bill Rodgers always The shooting occurred Wednesday when an to do something in the second Georgetown.” Dallas grabbed the rebound and Penders’ two-nin single up the Softball Rtiulfi: Dave (N) def. Bray 6-3, 6-1; their season serie.s with the was among the favorites to win any marathon he Budnick (N) def. Smith 6-3, 7-5; half.” said Barkley. whoadded20 Pistons 115, Cavaliers 98 called a timeout with five seconds employee handed Payton an automatic pistol middle completed the first-inning Lakers 3-2 and beat Boston 2-0, to go. But Frank stole Sam entered. Now, he isn’t even considered the top that no one knew was loaded. Police Chief Plumber (M) def. Braverman 7-5, 6-2; rebounds. “I Just couldn’t buy a Dantley keyed the Pistons’ AP photo entrant in the Masters Division of Monday’s uprising against Rebel starter Mercy tops EC Biodget (M) def. Acuna 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; basket in the first half.” making them the first team since Perkins’ inbounds pass and was Kenneth R. Alley said. and loser Junior Rodriguez. Aihbacher-Goodman (M) def. Blrford- second half as they broke open a 1978-1979 to win a season series fouled by Derek Harper. PRESSURE DEFENSE — Boston’s Robert Parish, left, Boston Marathon. •— “I can say at this time without hesitation that A poor start put the East Golda 6-7, 6-3, 7-5; Mlllarl-Hlckev (M) Mike Girtihski’s tip-in with 28 tight game and snapped Cleve­ Certainly, Rodgers, four-time winner of the “It was nice to bounce back Catholic High girls’ softball team def. Memott-Cleary 4-6, 6-3, 6-1; N. seconds left tred the game at 87, from both Lakers and Celtics Chris Mullin led the Warriors applies pressure on the ball as Milwaukee's John Lucas it was an accidental discharge,” Alley said. after the heart-breaking loss,” Brav-Alcorn (M) def. Lopes-Block 6-3, land’s four-game winning streak. in a hole which it never could 6-2. forcing overtime. Moses Ma- The Nuggets did it then, too. with 24 points. The Mavericks looks to pass in their game Wednesday at Boston Boston Marathon, will be a strong contender to Elmer Hutson, 28, of Hoffman Estates, was in Penders said. "I was encouraged The win gave Detroit a three- The loss was the fourth straight were led by Harper’s 25 points. finish first among the over-40 field. But he will climb out of and suffered a 1.3-7 Garden. The Ceitics won, 123-104. fair condition after undergoing surgery on his the way the kids played after a loss to Mercy High of Middletown East girls bow have to beat a strong contingent that includes left leg at Northwest Community Hqspital in tough loss.” Mick Hurd of Britain, Ryszard Marezak of in All Connnecticut Conference The East Catholic High girls’ Arlington Heights, nursing supervisor Gail Rizzuto, Mangiafico and Joe action Wednesday afternoon ai tennis team dropped a 5-2 deci­ Poland, KJell-Erik Stahl of Sweden and Murray Hillary said. Gorman each collected two hits in Hunt of New Zealand. Robertson Park. sion to Hamden High School Jennings provides Athietics '“Walter is extremely upset over the East’s 11-hit attack. The Eagles drop to 0-1 in the Wednesday afternooon at Man­ “It’s not going to be easy.” said Rodgers, who accident,” Alley said. “He was extremely . (11) — Price r( turned 40 last Dec. 23 and has run in one 4-2-1-1, Stanford ss 5-0-1-1, M erritt 3b ACC and 2-2 overall while Mercy chester Community College. East cooperative with us. and so was his wife. 2- 2-1-0, Oumals 3b O-O-O-l, Rizzuto 1b is 1-3 overall. East’s next game is is now 0-2. Andrea Bearse was a marathon since then, finishing 21st overall and Connie.” 4-1-2-1, Robinson lb 1-0-0-0, Mongloflco Saturday morning at 11 against singles winner while the doubles second in the Masters Division in the Los ct 3-2-2-1, Beaulieu 2b 3-1-O-0, Hobby 2b with another power hitter Payton’s home telephone is unlisted, and he 1-0-0-0, Begley dh 3-1-1-1, Greene p Northwe.st Catholic at Robertson. team of Katie Gillespie and Carol Angeles Marathon. could not be reached for comment. O-O-O-O, Penders c 3-1-1-2, (Jormon It Mercy taliied five runs in the Trocciola was victorious. By Ben Walker 3- 1-2-1. Totals 31-11-11-7. in six innings as visiting Kansas , SOUTH CATHOLIC (1) - Suarez ss top of the first inning. "That East’s next match is Monday The Associated Press 3- 0-0-0, O Connor ct 4-O-2-0, Nevico 2b City won its third straight game. spelled disaster for us,” East morning at 11 against Berlin. 4- 0-1-0, Santiago 3b4-1-2-0, MonfeserinCoach It Jay McConville said. Retulft: Bearte (EC) def. Monglllo A L Roundup The Orioles, off to their worst 3-0-0-0, DeNoyellls 1b2-0-1-0, Rodriguez Just what the Oakland Athlet­ p 2-0-2-0, Aroce p O-O-O-O, Poce rf l-O-O-O, “Mental errors and one physical 6-0, 6-3; Palmer (H) def. Corroll 6^0,2-6, start ever, have been outscored Distance crews guiding forces 6- 1; Reagan (H) def. Don 6-0, 6-2; Dorle ics need — another hitter. Nyberg c 3-0-0-0. Totols 26-1-B-O. error (in the first), that killed (H) def. Keane 6-1, 6-1; Gllleiple- 58-11 this season. East Catholic 510 002 3—11-11-1 us.” Trocclola (EC) def. Schrener-Kane 6-2, Rookie Doug Jennings went South Catholic 000 100 0—1-8-3 7- 5; Krause-Forbuth (H) def. Beglev- 4-for-4 with a home run and five-run third inning against M eight farther than that, but it sure Royals 9, Orioles 3 Angels 5, White Sox 2 Connoiiy (800), and Greg Ciaglo. looked good. I usually can’t tell The brightest newcomer to the Danny Tartabull drove in four Jack Howell and Chili Davis hit Eagle squad is senior Carsten lie Chi- how much power I have, but when runs and Floyd Bannister and two-run homers and Chuck Fin­ Kentucky recruiting under siege needed for Houston; bianks Braves Fritz, an exchange student from I hit that ball I knew right away I Steve Farr combined on a three- ley pitched five-hit ball for West Germany. Fritz was goalie >ut the smoked it,” Canseco said. hitter as Kansas City extended LOS ANGELES (AP) — The But university President David informed the NCAA enforcement ninth. By Jim Donoghy Cardinal* 4, Cub* 3 eight-plus innings, leading Cali­ on the soccer team last falj. He University of Kentucky is investi­ The Associated Press In other American League Baltimore’s season-opening los­ fornia over Chicago. will concentrate on the pole vault P. Roselle issued the following staff. games, Kansas City downed ing streak to eight games. gating a published report that a statement Wednesday night: “Within a day, we confirmed NL Roundup Bob'Horner hit a bases-loaded Finley, 1-1, won his fifth major- and will participate in the state package sent by an assistant when sacrifice fly in the seventh inning Baltimore 9-3, New York beat Tartabull went 4-for-5 with two “There is going to be a morning enough of the information given Smith If you want to know how the league start. He struck out seven decathlon championship in mid- coach to the father of a Los story in the L A. Daily News to us by the reporter to be west was won. ju.st ask Houston’s to lift St. Louis over visiting Toronto 5-1, Cleveland defeated doubles. Kevin Seitzer had three and walked three. June. Haggerty thinks Fritz can Chicago. Angeles high school basketball about possible new violations of seriously concerned. At that Jim Deshaies. in the morning. They’re going to Minnesota 6-3, Boston stopped hits and drove home two runs, Howell’s homer off Dave La­ be a 13-foot vaulter. star accidentally opened, reveal­ think it’s all fixed. They’re going Reliever Les Lancaster, 0-1, Milwaukee 6-3 and California NCAA rules in our ba.sketball point, we requested the NCAA Deshaies. who had shoulder Frank White doubled and singled Point, 1-1, broke a scoreless tie. “The kid is amazing,” Hag­ ing $1,000 in cash. program. We first heard about staff to join us in a further surgery last October, pitched a to think that league up there’s a walked Tommy Herr intention­ beat Chicago 5-2. with two RBI and Steve Balboni gerty said of Fritz. “We’re going The Daily News of Los Angeles, fix. They’re going to be shaking ally to face Horner, who had Davis homered during a three- the matter on last Friday evening investigation ... It is our intention IS two-hitter to beat Atlanta 4-0 Oakland combined 14 hits and homered in the Royals’ 18-hit run eighth. to move him around a lot. He in a copyright story in today’s as a resuit of a telephone inquiry to find out what happened, to Wednesday and send the Braves their heads in wonderment in reached base in his last nine plate five Seattle errors to win. Canse­ attack, learned a lot in Germany and has Osceola.” appearances. Fred Manrique homered for the editions, said it Ibarned of the by a reporter from the report everything we find to the to their eighth straight loss. co’s two-run homer sparked a Bannister, 2-0, gave up two hits visting White Sox. really strong arms.” In dual package and it contents from newspaper. NCAA, to take full responsibility lb mate Your lawn stand out, The victory improved Desha­ Deshaies struck out five and Horner, who was 4-for-4 in the meets, Fritz will also do the walked two. He also was called Cardinals’ 7-5 victory over Chi­ empioyees of a delivery service. “He gave us only enough for whatever is proved to have ies’ record against the National hurdles, long jump and possibly The player, Chris Mills of information to indicate the possi­ occurred,” League West to 17-3 lifetime, for two balks, the second result­ cago on Tuesday night, is hitting the javelin. Senior Ken (Toppinger first we mate it stand tqx .407. Fairfax High School, signed a bility of a serious ruie infraction. NCAA officials said serious including 6-1 against the Braves. ing in the ejection of Houston and sophomore Dean Johnson are letter of intent Nov. 11 to accept a Most mowers knock down as You’ll find the Mi-Vac® on all our Manager Hal Lanier by first base Danny Cox, 1-1, scattered eight Starling bucking the odds We immediately began an inves­ penalties could be imposed if the He’s 7-8 against the NL East. aiso keys in the pole vault. basketball scholarship to Ken­ tigation and in very short order much grass as they cut. W hich is easy-starting mowers, from walks It was Deshaies’ first start umpire Bob Davidson when Lan­ hits over eight innings for the Seniors Pete Meyer and Spero allegation is substantiated. ier argued the call. victory, Todd Worrell got the tucky, which was reprimanded why many lawns look as if they've to riders In tractors. Slop in and see since undergoing arthroscopic Stambouiis are the top people in last month by the NCAA for minor been given a $3 haircut. surgery for a slight tear in his left What has the surgery done for final two outs for his third save. the weight events. Lopatka and the complete line at your participal Deshaies? violations after a lengthy investi­ CT But at Snapper we've developed a ing Snapper dealer now. rotator cuff on Oct. 9. Pirate* 7, Phillies 0 as Breland is 2-1 favorite Steve Carlson look to be the gation of charges thatsubstantiai “To throw pain-free, to throw a patented solution called the Hi-Vac® Now through June 19, 1988— “It sure is nice to be able to Brian Fisher and Jim Gott leading contenders in the high payments were made to players. lot of sliders, to throw nine Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. career, including nine defenses of Aug. 22 at Columbia, S.C. OAKWOOD system. It cre­ On 21" rear snap the slider, and the velocity combined on a five-hitter and The Associated Press jump while Coppinger will also do Mills, his father and university on my fastball was pretty good, innings and not fight it the whole the World Boxing Council super "What do odds mean?” Sta­ the long Jump. SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER ates a vacuum bagging models, way,” he said. Pittsburgh turned four Philadel­ -officials denied knowledge of the too,” Deshaies said. featherweight title, which he rling asked. "They’re something Senior Shaun Robinson, who sat inoney, the newspaper reported. action that you can lake $2.1 The Astros scored three runs in phia errors in the first three LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Rodolfo , tennis • indcxir soccer • nautilus The eight consecutive losses innings into four runs. relinquished last year. Aguilar, you put on paper. When the bell stands up grass off, or choose a which the first on Bill Doran’s RBI Aguilar stood on the dais and the WBA’s No. 1 contender, has a rings, that’s when we make the volleyball • sneaker’s cafe • jazzercise represents an all-time worst for The Pirates have beaten the ripped a poster of Julio Cesar for a uniform free Thatcherizer, Id wili Atlanta, which dropped its first single and a two-run triple by 20-1 record, with 13 knockouts. odds. SPRUCE STREET MOBILE Phillies nine times in their last 10 Chavez. cut while picking seven in 1980. The Braves are only Denny Walling. Alan Ashby ho- There is no betting line on “The worst thing that can (8 now Afnerica'& Mulchcrizer, lusion mered in the fourth. games dating back to last season, “He’s a made a mistake.” a Saturday night’s scheduled 12- up the clippings, selling rider from or Snapperizer one loss shy of the NL mark of including three of four this happen for him is to get in a fight. H 1988-89 Tennis Program tional nine shared by four teams. Giant* 5, Rad* 1 reporterwhisperedduringa news round bout except whether the I like to fight. He doesn’t like to leaves ami pine $QQQ95 worth up to season. conference Wednesday. will) free Hi-%c* to his “We’ll try to get it started on fight will go six full rounds. Most fight.” 1 needles others $69.95. Will Clark homered with two Chavez, the World Boxing SPRUCE STREET SUNOCO rear bagger Ihru June 17, 1988 I from observers feel it won’t. “Saturday night. I’m going to • No membership fees • 3 Har-tru courts leave behind. the road,” Atlanta manager outs in the bottom of the nth Dodger* 4, Padre* 3 Association lightweight cham­ Full Service & Self Service Chuck Tanner said. The Braves The fight will be the first half of kick a lot of behind,” said Save DS per person • 24' Between courts etting inning to beat Cincinnati and halt Pedro Guerrero hit a two-run pion, smilingly took a piece of the an HBO television doubleheader start a three-game series in Los San Francisco’s three-game los­ Breland, who had been a big • No guest fees 'ards. homer in the eighth inning to beat poster and autographed it for at the Las Vegas Hilton with favorite to beat Starling in what • Full divider nets Angeles on Friday night. ing streak. Aguilar. “Stop in and have your oil checked and Save *S per person eorge Deshaies’ last start was April 7 San Diego and give Los Angeles Marlon Starling’s scheduled 12- was his first title defense. • Indirect lighting track Clark’s second homer of the its sixth victory In eight games. “With all my love, Juilo Cesar in the Florida State League with round WBA welterweight title This will be the second defense your windshield washed” • Prime time available - no glare chool season was a drive to right-center With the score tied 2-2 and two Chavez,” the champion wrote. the Astros’ extended spring train­ defense against Mark Breland. for Starling, who scored a 12- • Special Weekend Rates !t in field off Pat Perry, 1-1, the Reds’ outs in the eighth Eric Show, 0-2, Aguilar, of Panama, will pro­ The first fight will start about 7 • Wide screen TV and ing squad. He threw six innings fifth pitcher. Of Clark’s 35 home round unanimous decision over hit Kirk Gibson with a pitch and vide the first challenge to Chavez p.m. PDT, with the second to Fujio Ozakl on Feb. 5 at Atlantic Hours; 6am to 10pm / 7 days a week • Full Bar & Cafe Sateiite Dish lange against Osceola, giving up nine runs last season, nine came off since the Mexican won the runs and nine hits. Guerrero hit a 3-0 pitch over the follow at from about 8p.m. t6'8:15 City, N.J. ector Cincinnati pitching. center-field fence. 135-pound title by stopping Edwin “Those guys in Osceola have p.m. Starling, of Hartford, Conn., Now accepting reterved court reiervationi. or an Don Robinson, 1-0, got the Jay Howell pitched two innings Rosario in the 11th round last Breland, a 1984 Olympitj^cham- has a 43-4 record, with 26 SPRUCE STREET SUNOCO W. H. PREUSS SONS a few got to be shaking their heads,” victory with two innings of relief. Nov. 21 at Las Vegas. 228 BOSTON TPKL, RTE. • B 44 • BOLTON, CT. Deshaies said. “They’re not in relief for his first Dodger pion, was a 2-1 favorite despite knockouts. Breland.of New York, Questions? Call Charlotte - 633-3698 He allowed one hit and struck out victory and Jesse Orosco got the He also is expected to be the 220 Spruce St. • Manchester going to believe their newspaper four. having lost the title on a 11th- has a 20-1 record, with 13 40 Oakwood Drive • Glastonbury, CT 06033 • 633-3698 Imost final three outs for his third save. 57th victim in Chavez’ 57-bout pro round knockout to Starling last knockouts. 643-9492

) H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuraday, April 14,1988 l a - a 988 — 13 SCOREBOARD MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 14. 1988 — 18 k FOCUS * ACF lndlam(Twlns3 w in, lose & DREW CaHies 123, Bueka 104 1 Ratar Basebafl 5 Binbi MINNCSOTA CLBV iLAN O player _rli« o b rh M e m m wtst Goftcuifte $isr» MILWAUKIE (IM) Hockey (xtaddenir 4 110 Franco 2b 4 1 1 0 9 Bird (I Goon# Si 3 13 0 Which frequent-flier program is best? fternoon. Upshaw 1b 3 10 0 R s r Ai’ V ? “ oiHTlef 56 1-1 11, form) Amarican Laague atandings Puckett ct 5 03 3Carteret 4 12 0 fcy g . H M u Pierce 920 2-2 20, s Indians GoetttSb 4 00 0 Kittle dh 4 2 3 3 £23jfc«wtok M 56 15, MokeskI OS (M) 0, By the Editors PEOPLE 12 Spurci Larkin dh 4 0 00 Hall If NHL playoff pletura below the credit required on the other ;g g Horo- 4 12 1 gjjifiote 97S59, Stroeder 1-1 (M)Z Totals ot Consumer Reports tlantic airlines as partners — offers matal Bo«t DtvWen Hrtoeklb 4 0 10 Jacoby 3b 4 0 12 large transcontinental lines. Northw­ id Yoan W L Pci. OB Bmnsky rt 4 00 0 Snyder rt 10 0 0 more schedule and route flexibility 13 Salvai New York 7 1 .875 — Nieto c ■??T2!f023) est’s main competitive advantage, for ers were 4 0 00 JBelIss 3 0 0 0 WALBI CONraMNCE Even if you’ve never considered Consumer than the U.S. transatlantic lines. Keep Jackson tickets needed 14 Plania Cleveland 7 2 .778 >/i Newmn2b 3 110 Altansonc 2 00 0 M ai, Johnson 3S 44 10, rssNJi mvwsii many travelers, is the ability to apply in mind, however, that United does Melesko, Boston 5 3 .625 2 DCtarkph 1000 yourself a frequent flier, now may be 15 27th t Oetrolf 4 3 .571 7'h WO-1A Roberts 3-5 New Jersey vs. N.V. Monders Reports a low-cost purchased upgrade to a ATLANTA-An gida, and Bandoc 0000 Your AoenrlsoN VbtrtgourKiSSlWiR oLl/O'rS'rt*'*' ’-a 002- Gilmore 1-11-23, Wednesday,6 the time to enroll in an airline’s not give triple-mileage bonuses for 16 Writar Toronto 4 5 .444 3'A Telots 15 3 9 1 Totals 1049 6 ^ ,^ ^ • 2 3 4 5 , Lohaus3-3006. Totals45-77 N.Y. Islanders 4, New Jetiiey 3, O T coach trip obtained with as little as flights on partner airlines. Atlanta-based or­ Smith, Milwaukee 2 5 .286 4 ARBimrioM cuse. TU e p h o n o . BoNl$gfr-EYg. frequent-flier program. This year, fiction IlHireday, A m I I 7 20,000 miles of flight credit — with no match is Baltimore 0 8 .COO 7 Mlimeseta i 80 08 800—3 . yjjyw*— 19 27 23 3S-104 New Jersiw 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 with many U.S. lines offering triple To avoid any blackout dates — ganization for ter­ 18 Cucko West Division C le v e la n d m i (gg gsy g off-peak limitation. certain peak periods when award a g a in s t W L Pel. OB 26 32 39 26— 123 mileage to those who qualify, it’s no-cost upgrades from full-fare coach minally ill children 19 Roll Cl Gome Winning RBI — Hall (1). a. Fouled out— If you earn most of your mileage on travel is prohibited — choose America Kansas City 5 3 .625 — *• l o b —Minnesota 9, easier than ever to accumulate on domestic flights, a three-year has given out 100 20 Satiati Ooklond 5 3 .625 — Milwaukee 46 (Krvstko- AAA, , , 5 9 ^ ' * routes served by Aloha. America West or Pan Am. ) def. Dove J r t ^ 8 ), aH,. Boston “55 toira,(Bird, MCHOieMcHale lO).10). N.Y. Islanders 5, New Jersey 4, OT enough Right credit to earn a free trip guarantee against mileage inflation tickets to pop star 21 Squab loseres 6-A, California 4 4 .500 1 n ). S B --S n y ^ (2), Franco twists— Milwaukee 25 (Cummings, Mon- T uesday, April I2 West. Braniff. Hawaiian. Midway or Seattle 4 4 .500 1 0 ).S —Ooone. or an upgrade to business or first on a designated award and the ability Continental-Eastern and United are Michael Jackson’s 23 Aquati kv 6-0, 6-2; . NewJersev4._N.Y.IslnndefsZNewJersev S<)uthwest, you can earn free trips 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. Minnesota 3 4 .429 1'/> Total touls- leads series 3-2 class. But which frequent-flier pro­ to purchase the miles needed to obtain among the better choices for travelers concert here to­ 24 Rcclini Chicooo 3 5 .375 2 MinneHtta "* « " « « « > Mllwaukee28, Boston 28. A— 14,890. with less flight credit than required by Bf. French- Texas 2 5 .286 2'/i ay, Am II M gram offers the best deal? certain awards. And Eastern permits looking mainly for upgrades. Their night, but needs a 25 Of 3 (M ) def. Blyleven 7 5 2 2 2 3 N.Y. Islanders at New Jerseyr 7:45 the major lines. But to take advantage •Smith (M ) Wednesday's Oomes Bwenouer LJ)-2 1 4 4 4 1 i TlieoWNeRJi»TReM> p.m. The answer depends on your you to apply low-cost purchased upgrades can be applied to even the few more tickets to aircraft Boston 6, Mllwoukee 3 YoW UUpeRWeARAP of these low-credit trips, you have to Knlcka127,Paeera107 falurdav, April u individual travel needs and practices, upgrades to domestic coach trips cheapest coach excursion fares. Delta meet the number 28 S«a bii Kansas City 9, Baltimore 3 g o [!« 61-3 8 3 3 2 5 JUSTAiRgP. \bURBoolc.\b(;)ie1RKi9Wir Now Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 stay within the limited areas these and TW A also let you use a 10.000-mile Cleveland 6, Minnesota 3 DedmonW,1-0 2^3 1 0 0 1 1 P.m., If necessary say the editors of Consumer Reports obtained with as little as 20,000 miles they were asked to 29 Graftal New York 5, Toronto 1 WP— Oedmon. INDIANA (107) lines serve. upgrade with a coach excursion. Air Travel Letter. They recently detailed of flight credit (for off-peak travel). get. haraldi Californio 5, Chicooo 2 Umpires— Home, Phillips; First,Voltoo- Person• wiMvii 59jF-F 44ww 14, IN/ Tisdale I lauuiv 6-14Cri# 04)irv 11 Fhilpdiipjiio vt. WoNilnpten If you expect to earn a substantial Canada. ^American, Canadian Infer- Oakland 12, Seattle 7 o'o; Palermo; Third, Morrison. Pirates 7, Phillies 0 S*IP«iovlch367613, Remlng 46008, Long the benefits and restrictions of 19 Northwest prominently advertises “ Once the word 30 Toots Only oomes scheduled T — 2:24. A— 6,010. amount of flight credit through hotel naional and Pan Am do not. id 39 (M) 7, Williams 36 bO 6, Gray 03 OO 0, Phllodel^SA w S ftinWon 2 programs offered by U.S, airlines. that it requires substantially less came out that we 32 Author Thwsdoy's Oomes PHILA BasketbaD An*rjon 11-173525, Miller 499210, Sklles stays or car rentals, consider It may be worthwhile to pay a A A PITTSBURGH NewYork0.elterl-0)atToronto(Kev24)), 36 928, Drellino OO OO 0, Wheeler 93 OO 4. If you’re willing to take your flight credit (20,000 miles) for a free had tickets, the 34 Rowini ;h giris' 12:35 p.m. • ab r h bl O b rh b i Wqshlngta?yP hltod ^ ! o ^ 4 Continental-Eastern: It has more higher fare or sacrifice schedule Michael Jackson Samuel 2b 4 0 10 Totals44901021107. domestic award trips on off-peak days domestic trip than its major competi­ 38 . Mar nd match Milwaukee (Weoman 0-1) ot Boston Yankees 5, Blue Jays 1 Cangels If 4 1 0 0 NEW YORK (127) partners than any other program. Air convenience to earn extra flight phone was ringing (Clemens 1-0), 1:05 p.m. MThmpct 4 0 2 0 Lind 2b 4 3 3 1 Ptjllcxtelphh^AM^IrSrtOT* 3 or your trips to Europe and the Pacific tors. While that’s true for a single 41 Bandls i outings Bradley If 3 0 10 VanSlyk ct Green 941-25, Walker461-29,Ewlng 1024 Sunday, AprH 10 Canada. American, Canadian Inter­ credit. Use C R T L ’s ballpark figureoi off the hook,” Linda Dozoretz of the Children’s Texas (Guzman 0-1) ot Detroit (Morris 4 0 2 1 NBA standings M 41, Jackson 371-2 9, Wilkins 413 66 14, ticket. Northwest doesn’t have a NEW YORK TORONTO Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 00 2 Philadelphia 5, Woshlnoton 4, DT during the off-sea.son, Continental- national, United and US Air also have Wish Foundation said Wednesday. naz Newing- 2-0), 1:35 p.m. Schmdt 3b Newnon 915 44 24, Cartvwlght 95 34 7, Ttnidoy. Apiil 13 2 to Scents a mile (6to9cenls if you’re Clilcoeo (Perez 00) ot California o b rh b i o b rh b i 4 0 0 0 Coles rt 3 1 1 0 Eastern gives you more free trips for separate award for two free tickets. Ms. Dozoretz said the organization needs 24 42 Wind layafter- RHndsn It 4 1 1 0 LIrlono 2b 4 1 1 0 Hayes lb 3 0 10 Mllllgn 1b 2 0 10 EASTERN CONFERENCE Tuclcer W 1-15, Toney 469211, Orr 1-200 2, Washington 5, Phllodelphia 2, Phila­ extensive partnerships. eligible for triple-mileage bonuses) (McCasklll 00), 4:05 p.m. Rndiph 2b Parrish c Altaiitlc Division Carlisle 0 0 0 0 0 . Totals 4968 2429127. delphia leads series 32 less flight credit than its major The 40.000 miles requried for two free Instrun i courts Konsas City (Soberhaoen 0-1) at Balti­ 5 1 1 0 Moseby It 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b 2 0 10 If you expect to earn a substantial and the value of your own time to more tickets to fulfill every request it got. Mtnaly lb 5 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 2 0 MYoungrt 4 0 0 0 LVIlrec 4 2 2 1 - , w L Pet. GB Thursday, April H competitors. This innovative pro­ coach tickets on Northwest is 43 Spree . Singies more (Boddicker 0-2), 7:35 p.m. Polrulo 3b Jeltz ss y-Boston 55 21 724 ____ MI o m O 23 26 25 31— 107 amount of credit flying to Europe. evaluate trade-off.s among credit, "W e’re trying to see what we can do.” she Minnesota (Leo 0-1) ot Clevelond (Candl- 3 111 GBell dh 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Pedrigu ss 3 0 0 0 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. gram also has some other attractions: matched by Pan Am and is not much 4S "The B er were Wshfltnet 4 111 Whitt c 3 0 0 0 Ritchie p 0 0 0 0 Fisher p 3 0 0 0 Toth ,36 28 32 3)— 127 ^ Saturday, April 16 United — with seven major transa- fare.s and schedule factors. said. "It would be a wonderful experience." ottl 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Winfield rt GGross If 3polnt goals— ^Jackson Z Newman 2, waltz Oakland (Dovis 1-0) at Seottle (Lanoston 4 12 1 Bordrs ph 10 11 10 0 0 Gottp 0 0 0 0 35 42 .455 20'/j Philadelphia of Washington, 7:35 p.m.. If The group, which grants wishes to P Meredith P Toney, Long. Fouled out— None. Kelly cf 0 0 0 0 Barfield rt 4 0 0 0 Ruffin p 10 0 0 Phllodelphio 34 42 .447 21 necessary 0-1), 10:05 p.m. New Jersey is 99 .234 37W Reteunds— Indiana 43 (Person, Andmon 47 Girl of rs for the Prtdav's Games Cruzdh 3 0 0 0 McGrItf 1b 3 0 0 0 Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 terminally ill children, was awaiting Slaueht c 3 0 11 Gruber 3b Aguayo ss 2 0 0 0 ^ ^ _ Central Division Adams DhrMen 48 Follow shbacher Texas at Boston, 1:05 p.m. 3 0 0 0 J® Fleming, Sklles 4), New confirmation from Jackson’s staff on whether Now York ot Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Mechm ss 4 0 11 Ckimpsnct 2 0 0 0 Totals 32 0 5 0 Totals 33 7 10 5 so 26 .658 — Hartford at Montreal 50 Place . Nicoie Leach It x-Wlanta 47 29 .618 3 York 37 (Jackson 17). Total fouls— Indiana Wednesday, April 6 Man longs for the old days he will be able to meet some of the children, Kansas City ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 10 00 23, New York 25. A— 11,587. :ey, and Totals 35 5 8 5 Totals 32 1 5 1 m k ^ lt a l a 000 000 000-0 x-^lcogo 45 30 .600 4'/j Montreal 4, Hartford 3 51 Residei Minnesota ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Milwaukee 40 36 .526 10 Ms. Dozoretz said. I Cleveland ot Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. Plt^urph in oil 01k— 7 Thursday, April 7 Dr. Gott Selma I Aicom. New York 500 000 000— 5 Game WInnIngRBI— None. Cleveland 38 40 .487 13 Montreal 7, Hartford 3 Jackson brought his solo tour to Atlanta on California at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Indiana 35 4t zzi 15 S3 Actres! natch is Chicooo at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Toronto 000 000 001^ Jeltz, Hayes, MThompson, Ruffin. NBA playoff picture Saturday, April 9 Peter Gott, M.D. Wednesday for three sold-out shows. field at Game Winning RBI — Pogllarulo (1). ’ ■ LOB— Phllodelphla7, WESTERN CONFERENCE Montreal 4, Hartford 3 E-^jrlono. DP— Toronto I. LOB— New Pittsburgh 10. 2B— Coles, Lavalllere, Lind, Midwest Division Sunday, April 10 when wives stayed at home 54 Sudden York7,Toronto5.2B— Pogllarulo, Winfield. Bream. 3B— VonSIvke. SB— Hayes (2). _ „ W L Pet. OB By The Atsochiltd Press Hartford 7, Montreal 5 X-Dallos SO 26 .658 — JV 6-3, 6-1; National League standings SB— RHenderson 2 (9), Winfield (1), Slought S— Fisher. SF— Bonilla. (Top Eight Teams (kialify tor Playoffs) Tuesday, April 12 Thompson cancels speech muscul 6-3, 7-5; IP H R ER BB SO x-Denver SO 27 .649 V, EASTERN CONFERENC Hartford 3, Montreal 1, Mantreal leads DEAR Tina has asked her stepfather contrac jn 7-5, 6-2; Philadelphia x-Hpuston 43 32 .573 6'/j _ ^ W L Pet. series 32 ABBY: My East Division NOW York « « « « « > J-Dtah 42 34 .553 8 to escort her down the aisle, TUCSON, Ariz. — Counterculture journalist 55 Soapstc I, 4-6, 6-4; Ruffin L,l-1 4 5 5 3 2 1 x-Boston 55 21 724 Thursday, April M wife and I saw f. Blrford- W L Pet. Dotson W,24) 8 4 1111 Froh^wlrth 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Son Antonio 29 47 .382 21 ''■Detroit 50 26 Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. which has hurl my brother Hunters. Thompson canceled tonight’s 56 Reveler: Pltfsburoh 5 2 .714 Rlghettl 1 1 0 0 0 2 Ritchie 2 2-3 3 1 1 3 2 Sacromento 22 54 .289 28 x-Wlonta 47 29 ,eie Saturday, April M you on the Phil tckev (M ) Chlcogo Pacific Division deeply. For this reason he has scheduled speaking engagement at the 57 Compai 3, 6-1; N. 5 3 .625 Toronto Tekulve 1 2 1 1 0 1 x-CTIcapo 45 30 .600 Hartford ot Montreal, 8:05 p.m.. If Donahue show -Block 6^3, New York 4 3 .571 Stieb LJ1-2 6 7 5 5 3 7 Pittsburgh 57 19 .750 — Milwaukee 40 36 . 526 necessary refu.sed to attend her wedding and University of Arizona because of alleged death SB Paris ai Philadelphia 3 4 .429 x-Po^and 47 28 .627 m and ended up in Dear Abby Elchhorn 3 1 0 0 1 3 Fisher W,2-0 7 2-3 5 0 0 Cleveland 38 40 487 Lithium causes has asked me and the re.st of our threats, his agent says. St. Louis 3 5 .375 Dotson pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. Gott 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 x-Seotfle 41 35 .539 16 New York 35 41 .468 Buffalo vs. Boston a big fight. You Abigail Van Buren Montreal ^ 2 5 .266 Umpires— Home, Kosc; Rrst, Barnett; Ruttin pitched to two botters In the 9th. . 26 SO .342 31 Indiana 35 41 .461 Wodnosday, April 6 brothers and sisters not to attend Thompson, 48, who lives near Aspen, Colo., Weil Oivislen Second, Cousins; Third, Roe. Umpires— Home, Darling; Rrst, Froem- (Solden State 19 57 .250 38 Boston 7, Buffalo 3 read from a Tina’s wedding out of loyalty to gh girls’ W L Pet. T — 2:36. A— 24,105. ming; Second, Tata; Third, Davis. L.A. Clippers 17 60 .221 40'/j 'JSfhlnpton X5 42 .4.55 Thurstkiy, April 7 book you had him. has received numerous telephone threats In Houston 6 1 .657 T — 2:52. A— 9,825. x4l W L Pet. when women stayed home and his childern are married, except of a product, so it is repeated fternoon American League results Bulce S,2 1 1 0 0 0 2 OO 0, A.KIng 3-5 OO 6, G.Henderson 2-602 7, x-L.A. Lakers 57 19 .750 thyroid gland. Ask your doctor to order the to the government-funded Arts Council to lead Lancaster L.O-l 2 2 1 1 2 1 x-Dallas Chicago vs. St. Louis took care of their husbands and "Tin a .’ his youngest daughter, .several times — L O U D L Y . I y Ciub. LaPoint pitched to 2 batters In the 8th, StLouls Thornton02000. Totals35-9524-3398. m 26 .656 necessary tests. a campaign to stimulate interest in literature, Finley pitched to 2 batters In the 9th x-Denver 50 27 .649 Wednesday, April 6 raised their own kids. who is planning a big wedding. understand, of cour.se. that an 2 and its Cox W,1-l 8 8 3 3 0 3 x-Portland St. Louis 4, (^Icogo 1 Because of your interest inthis.nrea. I am sending BK— Rnlev, LaPoint. Peters 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 SKSfl"?*!? 28 19 20 20 10-97 47 28 .627 ONE MAN'S OPINION Tina was 5 years old when the excu.se is needed to repeat the particularly in schools. April 26 Red Sox 6. Brewers 3 Phllodolphla 19 II 27 30 11-^8 x-Houston 43 32 .573 Thursday, April 7 you a free copy of my Health Report on Mental Umpires-Hom e, Merrill; First, Brink- Worrell S,3 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 x-Utah St. Louis 3 Chicago 2 divorce occurred. name of the product in order to "We have a wonderful, almost miraculous loltnn at man; Second, Cooney; Third, Welke BK— Lancaster, 3s>olnt goals— Barkley 2, Wingate, 42 34 .553 Health and Substance Abuse Other readers who 4 4 x-Seottle 41 Saturday, April 9 literary heritage," Ms. James said MILWAUKEE T — 2:34, A— 22,765. G.Henderson. Fouled out— None. 35 .539 DEAR ONE: Judging from my As far ns I know, my brother make a lasting impression on the BOSTON Umpires— Home, KIbler; First, (Juick; San Antonio Chicago 6, St. Louis 3 AM took O b rh b i a b rh b l Second, Gregg; Third, Pallone. Rebounds— Bullets 60 (Wolker 11), 76ers 67 29 47 .382 would like a copy should send $1 and their name and mail after the Donahue .show, a supported all four children until buying public, but, Abby, where Wednesday. "Now we need to stimulate our Molltordh 4 0 0 0 (Barkley 20). Assists— Bullets 29 Sunday, April 10 I . RHAM Burks ct 5 2 3 2 T — 2:19,A— 37,206. Phoenix St. Louis 6, Chicago 5 address to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. Ohio surprising number of men — and Yount cf 3 0 10 Barrett 2b 5 12 1 (M.Malone 7), 76ers 20 (Cheeks, 26 50 .342 they were Ifi. is the sensitivity to the problem of writers and poets In the future.” h 187. Braggs rt 3 0 0 0 Athletics 12.Marlners7 G.Henderson 8). Total fouls— Bullets 27, x-clinched playoff berth . Tuesday, April 12 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. Boggs 3b 4 11 0 St. Louis 5, Chicago 3, St. Louis wins series hearing? No one would think of Ms. James, whose books include "Cover Her Bf. Moyne Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 RIcedh 4 0 11 76ers 22. Technicals— Barkley, Phila­ 4-1 4-51; Ruth Deer If 4 111 Greenwl It Giants 5,Reds4(11 innings) delphia bench. A— 7,866. REMAINING GAMES laughing at a blind person who Face" and "Death Of An Expert Witness,” 2 0 0 1 OAKLAND SEATTLE SAN ANTDNID (6) — Home (3): April 15; DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter is 3B and llohon (R) Riles 3b 4 0 10 DwEvn lb 3 0 2 1 ab r h bl cannot clearly see the product will preside over the council’s literature (R) def. Schroedr c 3 10 0 Benzngr rt ob r h bl Sacramento; April 19, Los Angeles Smvtho Division married, with no children. She is considering a 4 0 10 Lanstrd 3b 6 2 2 0 Klngerv ct 2 2 10 CINCINNATI SAN FRAN Pistons 115. Cavaliers 98 Lakers; April 24, Dallas. Avmv (3): April 16, Whmlpoe vs. Edmonton Data Bank And who would be amused at an panel. he medal Gantnr 2b 4 12 0 Atarzanoc 4 1 1 0 Canseco rt Sveum ss 5 1 1 2 Cottoct 10 11 ab r h bl ab r h bl Utah; April 21, Houston; April 22,Dallas. ^ Wednesday, April 6 hysterectomy because she suffers excruciating arthritic who cannot hold the 3 0 11 SOwen ss 4 1 1 0 Parker dh 5 0 0 0 Brantley It The council, one of Britain’s main sources of Totals 32 3 6 2 Totals 5 1 1 2 Larkin ss 5 10 0 Butler cf 6 0 2 1 CLEVELAND (98) Edmonton 7, Winnipeg 4 pain for about four hours every month during her 35 612 6 Hassey c 3 10 1 ADavIs lb 5 1 1 0 Tredwv 2b 3 2 10 MItchll 3b 6 0 0 0 PHDENIX (6) — Home (3): April 16, huniddy, April 7 product? So. why do we sec public support of the arts, also is Mercado c Sanders 3-10 04) 6, Nonce 8-12 49 20, menstrual period. The last doctor suggested she Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 Phelpsdh 10 10 Cnepen 2b 0 0 0 0 Clark lb 5 12 1 Daugherty 4-118-916, Harper 6-13 ^214, Price Seattle; April 19, Golden State; April 22, Los Edmonton 3L I Winnipeg...... 2 advertising that ridicules the 000 010 200— 3 McGwIr 1b 5 2 2 0 Renterl dh Daniels If 4 0 11 MIdndort 5 1 1 0 ^ . Saturday, April 9 commissioning English translations of foreign Boston— — ■ ooo 040 02x— 6 2 110 2-4 041 5, Williams 3-9 49 10, Ehio 7-14 04) 15, Angeles Lakers. Away (3): April 15, Los take birth-control pills, which she refuses to do deaf and hard of hearing? Jennings If 4 4 4 2 GWIIson rt 4 0 13 EDavIsef 4 111 Leonard It 3 0 10 Angeles Lakers; April 20, Seattle; April Winnipeg 6, Edmonton 4 works, a television series about poetry, and Gome Winning RBI— Rice (1). Phillips 2b Curry 3-43-39, Dudley 1-404)2, Hubbard 04) because she says they make her feel weird. What 5 2 2 0 Presley 3b 5 11 0 ONelll 1b 5 0 11 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 1-2 1, Rogers OO 04) 0, Henderson 04)000. 24, Houston. Sunday, April 10 Please urge your readers to let DP— Milwaukee 1. LOB— Milwaukee 5, Javier ct 5 0 3 2 Valle c 4 0 0 0 TJonesrt 4 o 1 0 Spelerph 0 0 0 0 Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 3 can you suggest? MILES PER DOLLAR subsidizing black British authors. Boston 10. 2B— Morzono. HR— Deer (3), Weiss ss 3 0 0 1 Totals 37-8122-2698. advertisers know that a disability Burks (1).SB— Burks ( ). (kjinons ss 4 12 1 Bell 3b 3 0 0 1 Hamakrp 0 0 0 0 DETROIT (115) Tuesday, April 12 1 Gallego 2b 10 0 0 Reynlds 2b 4 0 2 0 Sabo 3b 1 0 0 0 DRobIsn p 10 0 0 Edmonton 6, Winnipeg 2, Edmonton should not be abused in this IP H R ER BB Totals Mahorn 1-1 04) 2, Dantlev 7-15 14-15 28, Cost of owning and operating a car Milwaukee 42 12 14 8 Totals 37 7 12 7 BDIoz c 5 0 2 0 Melvin c 2 0 0 0 Lalmbeer 7-16 OO 15, Dumars 1-4 3-4 5, wins series 4-1 D E A R R E A D E R : A hysterectomy for four hours manner. Nieves L,02 Brownng p 1 0 0 0 Aldrete It 2 11 0 Thomas 10190221, Johnson 7-122-316,Salley of monthly menstrual pain seems to me to be an 4 1-3 6 4 4 3 Oakland 015 021 201— 12 Rllo p 0 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 4 13 2 Los Angeles vs. Calgary MARTI PHELPS. CINCINNATI Fidel Castro honored Stopleton 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 Seattle __ 4-8 4-612, Rodman 4-6 OO 8, Edwards 34 2-2 inappropriately complicated and risky solution I 1967 Per Mile Cost Of A New Compact Crim 1 100 022 101— 7 LGarcl ph 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss 5 12 0 8.Totals440525-32115. _ Wednesdav,April6 1 0 0 1 Game Winning RBI — Conseco (H RMrphy p 0 0 0 0 LaCoss p 10 10 Calendar Calgary 9, Los Angeles 2 Driven 10,000 Miles A Year For Five Years Plesoc 1 3 2 2 0 Cleveland 29 22 28 1 9 - 98 believe that your daughter should first try D E A R M A R TI: Your message MEXICO CITY Boston Phillips, Quillones, Collins oh 1 0 0 0 Yngbld ph 10 11 Detroit 29 25 25 36— 115 Thursday, April 7 Mc(3wlre, ENunez. DP— Oaklond 2 Calgary 6, Los Angeles 4 anti-prostaglandin medicine to relieve her symp­ came through clear as a bell. I — Cuban leader Boyd W,20 6 2-3 5 3 3 2 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Price p 0 0 0 0 OtToInt goals— Price, Bilo, Lalmbeer, Gardner LOB— Oaklond 7, Seattle 8. 2B— Javier i, Esoskv ph 1 0 0 0 Brenlyc 2 0 0 0 Thomas. Fouled out— Nance. Rebounds— Saturday, April 9 toms. By reducing irritation and spasm. these (Irugs Depreciation hear you. and hope others do. Fidel Castro has 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 McGwire, Lansford, Reynolds, Jennings, PPerrv p 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles 5, Calgary 2 17.7 c LSmIth S,4 1 0 0 0 Cleveland 45 (Nance 12), Detroit 51 TODAY often help women through the difficult problem of 0 Renteria. HR— Canseco (4), Jennings (1), Totals 37 4 7 4 Totals Baseball Sunday, April to been honored by HBP— Greenwell by Stapleton. WP— Brantley ( ). SB— Canseco (3). SF_ (Lalmbeer 13). Assists— Cleveland 21 excess menstrual cramps. Motrin is particularly <3ardner, Plesoc. BK— Plesoc, 1 43 514 5 (EhIo 4), Detroit 24 (Dumars 6). Total Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 Calgary 7, Los Angeles 3 Insurance, license and fees Most teen-agers do not know the World Health Hassey, Weiss, Cotto, GWIIson. Cincinnati 200 000 020 00— 4 fouls— Cleveland 27, D e tro it 24. Setlball Tuesday, April 12 useful for this purpose. I assume that yourdaughter 13.6 c Umpires— Home, Hendry; First, Evons; San Francisco ooo 021 010 01— 5 Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 ^ Ig a ry 6, Los Angeles 4, Calgary wins the facts about drugs. AIDS, how Organization for Second, Ford; Third, Clork. IP Technicol— Rodman. A— 18,808. has had a thorough gynecological exam to make T — 2:S7.A— 14,114. H R ER BB SO Two outs when winning run scored. series 4-1 to handle the pain of growing up. giving up his Oakland (Same Winning RBI.— Clork (2). FRIDAY sure that she has no treatable underlying disease, Interest 7.7 c Ontiveros W,l-0 5 5 3 3 3 E— Butler, Bell. DP— Cincinnati 1, San Baseball It’s all in Abby’s new. updated, famous cigar and Honeycutt S,1 4 7 4 2 0 Francisco 1. LOB— Cincinnati 9, San Cheney Tech at VInal Tech, 3:30 such as fibroids, that could add to her discomfort. expanded booklet, "What Evert Seoftte setting a smoke- Royals 9, Orioles 3 Francisco 11. 2B— Leonard, RThompson. Transactions Coventry at RHAM, 3:30 Birth-control pills would probably help her. Teen Should Know” To order, free example for Campbell L,0-1 3 HR— Clark (2). SB— Aldrete (1), TJones Softball becau.se this medicine reduces the amount of tissue Maintenance and repairs ENunez 3 (2). S— Browning. SF— RThompson, Bell. RHAM at Coventry, 3:30 send your name and address, his countrymen, KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE MJackson 2 „ IP H R ER BB SO Beys Tennis shedding that accompanies menstruation. Perhaps Gas and other service clearly printed, plus check or a b rh b l O brh bi Solano 1 Cincinnati BASEBALL Wethersfield ot Manchester, 3:30 she could tolerate one of the newei;. low-dose Cuba’s official WWIIsn ct 5 2 2 0 Orsulak cf 3 0 0 0 ENunez pitched to 3 batters In the 7th Browning 5 8 3 3 1 1 National League RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Radio, TV station charges money order for $3 .50 ($4 in news agency says. Elsnrch ct BRIpkn 2b 4 0 0 0 WP— Campbell. BK— Ontiveros, Ho Rllo 1 0 0 0 1 1 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Activated Girls Tennis sequential formulas. In any case. I ’d advise against Canada) to: Dear Abby’s Teen Seltzer 3b CRIpkn ss 3 10 0 neveuttJ. PB— Valle. RMurphy 2 3 1 1 2 1 Jeffrey Leonard, outfielder, from the Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 hysterectomy and choose to follow her doctor’s Castro was given BreHIb TOTAL: 51c Booklet, P. O. Box 447, Mount Murray lb 3 111 Umpires— Home, Reec; First, HIrsch Franco 2 2 0 0 0 1 disabled list. Placed Phil Garner, Intlelder, advice regarding medical management of the two medals by Trtabll rt Sheets dh 4 10 0 b ^ k ; Second, Garcia; Third, Bremlgan PPerrv L,l-1 2-311101 on the 21-day disobled list. SATURDAY TODAY Morris. III. 610.54. Postage and Astre Bosley rt T — 3:23. A— 17,032. Carlyle Guerra de Schu 3b 4 0 2 1 San Francisco American Aseoctatlen Baseball 12:30 r.m . — Yankees at Blue Jovs, condition — saving surgery as a last resort.- Source: The Hertz Corp. NEA GRAPHICS handling are included Fidel Castro FWhlte2b Nichols c 3 0 0 0 LaCoss 5 3 2 2 2 0 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS— Acquired Northwest Catholic at East Catholic Channel 11 Macedo, director Welimn 2b Londrmrf 4 0 11 Price 1 0 0 0 1 0 the contract ot Tim Hulett, Intlelder, (Morlorty Field), 11 a.m. 1 pmt. — Brewers at Red Sox, NESN general of the Geneva-based organization, in a BalbonI dh Rowdon It 2 0 0 0 National League results Garrelts 2 3 2 2 3 1 from the Chicago White Sox Inexchangefor Newington at Manchester, 1 p.m. 1 p.m. — Expos at Mots, Channel 9 BJocksn If Stone If 10 0 0 Hamaker 1 0 0 0 1 1 a player to be named later. Track e '■ S .S J” - — Canadlens at Whalers, ceremony Tuesday at Havana’s Palace of the Atoctorln c BASKETBALL SportsChannel, W TIC 9 9 DRobIson W,1-0 2 1 0 0 0 4 Manchester (boys and girls). East Revolution, said Prensa Latina in a dispatch Stilwtl ss Browning pitched to 2 batters In the6th. Notional Basketball Association boys at Eastern Relays, 7:30 p.m. - - Islanders at Devils, ESPN Pecota ss Dodgers 4. Padres 3 Consult your gynecologist about concerns received here Wednesday. PB— Brenly. CHICAGO BULLS— Signed Charles Oak­ East CathollcglrlsatLedyord Relays, P’SL “ ■ ®oxlnot Roberto Duran vs. Totah Totals 31 3 4 3 Um plres^om e, Williams; First, Engel; ley, forward, to a slx-veor contract. 9 a.m. Paul Thorns USA Cable The WHO announced the honor on April 7, Second, Runge; Third, West. LOS ANGELS SAN DIEGO the first worldwide "No Tobacco Day.” Kansas City 102 303 100-9 ab r h bl Ob r h bl T— 3:32. A— 15,736. DEAR DR. REI prostate or urethra, which they can urethra (the tube that carries urine Baltimore ooo 01) 0)0-3 Sox 2b 5 0 0 0 Jettersn cf 4 111 NISCH: I ’m 29, healthy, transmit to sexual partners. Castro, whose cigars were almost as much a Game Winning RBI — Tartabull (2). Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Gwvnn rt 4 12 1 and semen through the penis) flow.s In the year i E— Brett, Murray. OP— Kansas City 1, Gibson If 3 2 10 Ready 2b 3 0 0 0 and have no children into the bladder. trademark as his beard, was cited for come involv Baltimore 2. LOB— Kansas City 9, Balti­ Guerrer 3b 3 11 2 Kruk 1b 3 0 10 Astros 4. Braves 0 (by choice). My hus­ DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 76 I pledging in 1981 never to smoke in public and more 5. 2B— FWhIte, Seltzer, Tortabull 2. The most common cause of retro- Although ea Hamitn 3b 0 0 0 0 Morlnd3b 3 0 10 band had a vasectomy ma.sturbated very frequently when subsequently quitting. collective re 3B— Schu. HR— BalbonI (1), Murray (1). Marsh! 1b 4 0 2 1 Flonnrv 3b 0 0 0 0 HOUSTON ATLANTA Kinsey Report trade ejaculation is surgery on the IP H R ER BB SO MIOavIs rt 3 0 10 Thonph 0 0 0 0 Obrhbi abrhbl about three years agoi younger. This did not have any ill prostate gland, but some bladder large. Konsm a ty Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. ARIES (IMan Bannister Sontlago c 3 0 0 1 GYoung ct 4 0 0 0 AHall ct 3 0 0 0 1032 TollaniJ Tpke.. Manchester, C T 649-4750 Sometimes after inter­ effects at marriage, and I found ■ rW,24) 6 3 3 1 3 5 Scloscia c 3 0 10 CMartnz It 3 0 0 0 BHotchr It 4 12 0 DGarcl 2b 4 0 10 treatments can cause this as well. better than Farr 2 1110 1 course I notice a strong, sexual intercourse more satisfying. Leorvp 10 0 0 Abner If 0 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 111 DJames It 4 0 0 0 Conveniently Located In Heartland Plaza Many drugs (including guanethidine, today. Arrar (xarber l 1 0 0 0 0 Stubbs ph 1111 Silverman plans series Balttmore McCllersp 0 0 0 0 Ashby c 2 111 DMrphy rt 4 0 10 unpleasant odor from Since I ’ve been widowed I have taken phenoxybenzamine. some high blood stead of letti APena p 0 0 0 0 Parent ph 10 0 0 Bass rt 4 110 GPerry lb 4 0 0 0 m y pubic area even to masturbating, but this is what Thurmond LJ)-2 3 3-3 10 6 6 2 3 Heepph 10 0 0 Tmpitn ss 3 11 0 Walling3b 3 0 1 2 Thomosss 4 0 0 0 BUDWEISER pressure medications, antidepres­ LOS ANGELES — Former network log somethli Bautista 51-3 8 3 3 1 6 JHowell p 0 0 0 0 Showp 2 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 0 0 Runge 3b 2 0 0 0 DOMESTIC IMPORTED though I bathe right occurs; When I reach the stage of sants. narcotics, an alcohol) can where to lor HBP— Orsulak by Bannister. MHtchrph 10 0 0 Wvnnelt 10 0 0 CRnIds 1b 4 0 10 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 executive Fred Silverman says he figures that 5er Umpires— Home, Shulock; First, after. This lasts for orgasm, it seems completed but there affect ejaculation. Some diseases, find It. The Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Oeshales p 4 0 0 0 PSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Black Labul gwaoeiw. OKoofa BMW since he’s become an independent producer McKean; Second, Reilly; Third, Young. Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals days. My husband doesn’t seem to odor at your next yearly examination. is no external evidence. such as diabetes, can also reduce set Instantly T — 2:58. A— 12,027. 30 3 6 3 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 he’s committed about 100 murders. mantically pi GRnck ph 10 0 0 Mulstarbrau tuinm.______*1 Mooaahaad a< have this same odor Various infections of the vagina and ejaculation. Los Angeles ooo 001 120— 4 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Ouf PrtM ff.SS - <1.10 usael* A close friend has complained that cervix can cause odors without D E A R R E A D E R ; It will take an Silverman is the executive producer of Matchmaker Son Diego lOO loo 001— 3 Tetals 32 4 7 4 Totals Once a cause is found, treatments NBC’s "Matlock” and "In the Heat of the Box 91428, C Gome Winning RBI — Guerrero (3). 31 0 2 0 Schmidta Labatta ommu.. she has the same problem. Why does causing any other symptoms. You can evaluation by a urologist or a may be available to reverse the TAURUS (6 E— Ready. DP— Los Angeles 1, San Night" and CBS’ "Jake and the Fatman.” He Houston 300 too 000— 4 this happen? What can be done about be tested to .see whether you have any physician who specializes in men’.s against tendi Diego 2. LOB— Los Angeles 6 Son Diego 4. Atlanta 000 000 000-0 Plala/Plela LIta Moloon oNiM. probleny^and you can di.scuss these Scholastic 2B— Templeton. 3B— Jefferson. HR— 1 $ 1 0 7 » it? Should I douche? If so. with what? of these organisms. sexual dysfunctions to determine why also produces the “Perry Mason" series and is about Inform Game Winning RBI — Doran (3). with the physician but if your general planning two more series, including a revival Stubbs (1), Guerrero (2). S— Kruk. SF— E— Walling 3. LOB— Houston 5, Atlanto6. Millar I Qrolach aMOM The gynecologist can also discuss this happens. Lack of ejaculation can health is good, and whatever is confidential, Santlogo. 2B— BHotcher, Bass. 3B— Walling. Our M n ••lie - N nsksw D E A R R E A D E R : Is the smell douching, but do not douche for occur if the man is not making semen of "Burke’s Law” with Gene Barry. may reveal IP H R ER BB SO HR— Ashby (1). SB— AHall (1), CRev- causing the lack of ejaculation either person. BoHen JV basebell nolds (1), Doran (2). SODA 6M ka o«aM..„ similar to your hu.sband’s ejaculate? several days before the appointment or if .semen is not going info the penis. can’t be treated or requires surgical ’But no more mysteries for me," said Leorv 5 4 2 2 0 6 Buooh auSMe______•S.M OE88INI (Ma The Bolton High lunlor varsity bose- ^ _ IP H RER BB 80 Men still ejaculate semen after a because douching can mask symp­ Retrograde ejaculation (when se­ Silverman, formerly head of programming at APena 1 0 0 0 0 0 Houston HoMakan b m treatment, talk with the physician strong Indic ball team successfully opened Its JHowell W ,)6 2 1 0 0 0 2 Coora/Coora Uta eHenM...*10.4§ vasectomy — it simply contains no toms and change tests results. A men passes into the bladder instead of CBS, former president of ABC Entertainment season Wednesday with a 5-2 win over Deshales W,16 9 2 0 0 2 5 about leaving the situation the way it some importi Drosco S J 1 1112 1 Atlanta sperm. Perhaps the odor is his semen healthy vagina cleans itself naturally, out through the penis) is not thought to and former president of NBC. will raise youi host Coventry. Drew Pinto was the Ian Dtege PSmIth L,0-1 7 7 4 4 4 2 Millar Lite suewM______!::?*10.4B I. Pauli QIrt I is. winning pitcher for Bolton, giving up ShowLJ>-2 7 93 7 4 4 2 5 Assnmehr I 0 0 0 0 0 Poradlaa Sottzar slowing draining from the vagina. so douching is not usually necessary. be harmful, and the .semen does leqve As you noted in your letter, orgasms "I feel like I’ve earned a law degree with all It pertains to five hits while striking wufout fiveitvv unaand •r _ ••-7 Mcltllers 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Sutter 1 0 0 0 0 1 Lowanbrau aoww______•1 2 .W e t> te « .H « n 8t. Pauli QIri Dark 1 Gentle daily washing and rising of all If absolutely no explanation is found the body the next time the man can be just as satisfying and relaxing these lawyers," he said Wednesday. "I think CANCER (Ju ^M (tn o thrta. Pinto had two hits whito HBP— Guerrero bv Show, Gibson By be easily die Mark Ypvlntky knockod In two runs tor PSmIth pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. the folds of the external genitals and after testing, ask the gynecologist urinates. One step in the process of IL v« . nMv\.f«wf fit iwvrunsTor Show. WP— Leorv. BK— Oshales 2. ALL BEER SAME PRICE COLD without ejaculating semen. Orgasm Dean Hargrove, my co-executive producer, zero in on a the Bulldegs. Shertstop Zak Morford Umpires— Home, DeAAuth; First, Wen- Umpires— Home, Crawford; Rrst, Do- the pubic hair should remove this about testing your husband’s urine ejaculation is for the neck of the played well defensively for Bolton, • 8ata Bnda 4-2C68 a Not RaaponatWa tor Typeampbloal Brrora and ejaculation are two diffeent and I have committed about 100 murders so good, becau! ,'T ivi DUIlUilr delstedt; Second, Rennert; Third, Marsh. vldson; Second, Horvey; Third, Pulll. odor. and semen. Men can also have bladder to clo.se. if if does not close, which was charged with only one error. T— 2:51. A— 16,838. T— 2:22. A— 3,810. processes, and men can have one far.” will be worth Ask your gynecologist about the low-level infections of the bladder. semen pooled at the base of the response without the other. H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday. April 14, IBM .MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 14,1985*— 17 1 -1 5 TV Topics 'coN\/et2SATtoN Piece SNAFU by Bruce Beattla Puzzles KIT ’N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 6te.. U4IO WOULO seuD He. S u c h a m c € (TpoerAODA 't e t M e o o t t a gCCIAMfiuLAR CAeM4l«l> PtfiAOWTWeDgAW U £ a e , ©uACAMoie- ACROSS 59 Playing cards Answer to Previous Punts ^BoK *>riTH£A8ftfg TtMCS Tb MV DBAS ,8RAIM// UXON’T Afw n»'aiT..Noni-' C o m e 1V4A> IH o u SAND 1 Refer to DOWN □ □ □____ B u n o | o T o | e | a S T X M lC 'N St u f f ? Children question presidents f M U f F Tb B e Voue INC LIKECXgOeMIto 5 Baseball HM e W p E o T r I t B o 8 1 Subject to By Jorry Buck Tb CHCCPUPA ! c o ffe e , player — Blue □□□ □□□□ cnnDEi eoo/v\. balloting The Assoclatod Prtss Fla., and I interviewed President Roosevelt studios, where he is practically an institution. T A B t C - " 9 Bird (comb, 2 Persian □DDDDOB DDEIQD when he came to town. I took the Idea to ABC His office walls are covered with dozens of form) 3 Balance-sheet Q D D DOES got an OK. I menUoned It to the president pictures of himself with stars and other 12 Sources of loss □□no tSDODDOO LOS ANGELES — The children wanted to 4 Superlative suf­ when I was on Air Force One, and he loved the famous people. On a tripod in his office is an metal know about the ghost in the Lincoln Room, fix DESO CIOOOE] ESOO and President Reagan was pleaned to toll Idea. ’Then 1 got in touch with the former old hand-cranked Mitchell camera used to 13 Selvas presidents. 5 Old and DDO ESODESD d O O them that his dog Rex may have had an film “ Wings,” the first movie to win ati 14 Pianist Cliburn respected □DoooDci nooo encounter. Lyles said he wanted children because they Academy Award. 15 27th president 6 Opera prince CIOD DE3CS ask questions adults would never think to ask. 1 — An 16 Writer of 7 Pigeon "The president said his dog would go by the L U O w child asked Reagan whathe was thinking □ □ □ 5d or- fiction 8 Ibsen character Lincoln Room, look in, growl and back out,” i A l 4 9 Navigate in air O T anout when he was sworn In as president. »r ter- 18 Cuckoo said A.C. Lyles, producer of “ Conversations EMMY DEADLINE - The deadline for 10 More extensive With the Presidents," a one-hour show to be Another asked him how he met the first lady entering the 40th annual Primetime Emmy ,P**NUT8 by ChariM M. Schulz Uldren 19 Roll call answer 11 Hospital doctor and did they k in on their first date. D S shown on ABC on Saturday. Awards competition is April 15, 'according to t lO O 20 Satiate 17 Landing boat Carter told of being the first person in his pstar 21 Squabble 19 That boy "Mr. Reagan told them, ‘Rex must see the Academy of Television Arts k Sciences. I PONTCARE^ TOMORROW MV NAME WILL 36 Singer Paul 46 Affirmative re­ famBy to go to college, adding that he went to 23 Aquatic animal 22 W as aware of something I don’t see.' Mrs. Roosevelt used to The eligibility period is for programs IF IT'S I THINK MAV6E SO kson’s 37 Teems “ f Academy because It was free. PE OPHELIA ..AS MV CHARACTER y 23 Alley ply talk about how Lincoln would come and visit broadcast from July 1,1987, to May 31,1988. It. fi I to- 24 Reclined 38 Wear away Carter told them his house had no running OPHELIA! WILL MV PESK! 26 Skinny fish 48 Actor Sharif with her." Those shows that are syndicated or on cable 6R0W5 ANP MV PEAUTV edsa 25 Of 27 Tenure 39 Concert water and there was no electricity in the INCREASES, SO WILL MV aircraft 49 Item often X Xytos, who has known Ronald Reagan since have until June 1, as do network shows shown Fresh from the drinking fountain, Ernie had kets to 31 Before long instrument town, lottos said. "He said their only source from April 16 to May 31. The Emmys will be NAMES CHAN6E... 28 Sea bird tossed meir early days in Hollywood, persuaded a plan to steal goldflSh. nber 33 Netherlands 40 Twine about of«ntortoinment was the radio. Every night presented Sunday, Aug. 28.... 29 Oraftsd. in commune 44 Engage in small 52 F ro m ____ Z Reagan — and former Presidento Ford and ked to Carter — to talk with groups of children. they took the battery out of the car and rigged heraldry 35 Mistreating talk 53 Acquire THE GRIZZWELLS® by Bill Schorr Reagan talked to the children at the White it up to ^ the radio. Carter was asked who he TURNER ENTRY - Charlton Heston will 30 Toots 1 2 3 4 1 word 9 1 0 1 1 House. Carter was at the Presidential Center would like to play him in a movie, and he said direct and star as Sir Thomas More in " A Man it we 32 Author H.G. Robert Redford. Ford told them of being the I HEAR MSU’RE YV ^H , THEy'VE_ y ,,, ANP I TVHNlCTHEy'VE Hgy,., ' 1 2 at Atlanta, and Ford at Rancho Mirage, Calif. For AH Seasons" for the new Turner Network I WA? R E F E R R IN S I 34 Rowing tools 1 4 CPACHIN' LITTLE J HAP A VEAR TO :he ..^.Foiroer President Nixon withdrew from only president who was adopted as a child." Television. It will be telecast in December OUTtSROWN ALL THAT KIPS A A “TO t h e BARENTS, 38 . Maria Lyles said he thought the children would be LEA6UE ASAIN nging 1 5 i. 1 7 th e^ ow after ABC announced a miniseries 1988. ... -It- WH1NIN6 ANPCRVIH6 W L L P E 41 Bandleader Ar- > intimidated at going to the White House to THlSyEAR., — dren’s based on the book “ Final Days," which told of HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne ANP THIR0W1N6 KIPS, naz 1 8 2 0 his last days as president before he resigned. meet Reagan. "But they went right in and I ADOPTIONS — The syndicated comedy TANTRUMS. Y'KNOW.. 42 W ind ids 24 "Ronald Reagan and I came to Hollywood think the president put them right at ease," he series "Bustin’ Loose,” about a multi-ethnic instrument 2 1 2 2 1 said. "I don’t know who had more fun, the kids t. about the same time,” said Lyles, who has adoptive family, is helping encourage adop­ P O L L Y " W a n t s 4 3 Spree or the president." A C P A C K E P <&OT a n y le 2 4 2 S been with Paramount Studios for SO years. “ I tions nationwide, according to two adoption 45 "The Blue " c r e a m c h e e s e ? le ." saw a side I iiked, the human side. Most agency officials. The program launched a waltz 2 9 pedpie don’t see that. 1 thought what a THE CHILDREN, who were selected by the national public service campaign in National IT P 47 Girl of song schools in each area, ranged in age from 9 to P wonderful thing It would be if children talked Adoptions Week. The campaign was praised 48 Follow orders 3 5 3 6 3 7 ether 1 to the presidents. by Sharon Brown, executive director of 5 0 Place "Ope girl told me her grandfather was en, 3 8 3 9 4 0 1 4 2 Jackie Inc. in San Francisco, and Geneva 51 Resident of going to tape the show,” said Lyles. “ She said “I REMEMBER when 1 was Just a kid Ware, recruiter for the Adoption and CAPTAIN EASY -'by Crooks a Casale Salma she could hardly wait to show it to her kids.” a on 4 3 4 4 working on the newspaper in Jacksonville, Placement branch of the Department of 53 Actress Lillian Lyles talked about the show at Paramount Human Services in Washington. ARE YOU SATieplEP, ’/ THAT SOUND'S C0MIN6 m k .W c k e e ? s h a l l w e 4 7 5 0 ^R OM TH E SIT-lld KlPSj LEAVE N O W ? 54 Sudden 5 1 Eh muscular contraction . 5 4 5 6 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk a By Barry la lis t 55 Soapstone 56 Revelers' cry 5 7 5 9 ,„ / ’LL COMc AWP (5 ET YOU. S^OOPM [D IS ] Schooner A Belfast boy searching for his kidnapped children. 57 Compass point visits his Irish aunt who gets upset when James Caan, Jill Eikenberry, Robert Vi- ^ Mysteryl; Rumpols of the Bailey Book' A mild-mannered novelist must rely NOW,, TAKE OFF YOUR SB Paris airport (C C ) Guthrie Featherstone is reluctant to JACKET A N 7 CAP. le a t h l>y NBA Inc he plays with a model ship. Stars Lucy haro. 1979. on his hard-boiled private eye alter ego to Jameson, Michael Gormley and Johnny preside over a massage parlor case a help him solve a real-life mystery. Robert ( B @ ) Probe (C C ) Austin and Mickey in­ young barrister plans to modernize Cham­ Marley. Music by Van Morrison. (60 min.) vestigate a neighborhood where all the Hays, Catherine Mary Stewart, Celeste ilo., bers, making both Rumpolo and Henry un­ ' Holm. 1987. (R) [ M A X ] M O VIE: Blind Date* (C C ) A families have been stricken with zombie­ comfortable. (60 min.) Part 5 of 6. in I blind date pairs an overworked yuppie like euphoria. (60 min.) GD Noticiero Unlvlsion 1:00AM CD a h in the Family J with a beautiful woman who reacts to al­ (£ } Evening Magazine cohol in a strange way. Bruce Willis. Kim ®D Star Trek CD High Rolter* Qj) Hill Street Blues Joe Franklin Basinger. John Larroquette, 1987. Rated [C N N ] Headline News CD CELEBRITY CIPHER P G -13 (In Stereo) ARLO AND JANIS ' by Jimmy Johnson Cwebrily Cipher cryplograms am created from quotations by famous people, past and present (3 ) M O VIE: 'Gam y' A bored teenager (31) (3 ) Twilight Zone joins a traveling carnival in search of ad­ 1 0 :3 0 P M (S) INN News Each letter In the cipher stands for another Today's etua J equals K. [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'M Station: Hawaii* The (H) Matchmaker U S government initiates a search for a venture and becomes involved with a bar­ (3|) Honeymooners j s ” ker. Jodie Foster, Gary Busey, Robbie Rob­ [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) wflaowsAv Soviet submarine which has mysteriously GD America Asuntos; Las pandillas; Los P YICZ ZH M X H W J OK H OAK ertson. 1980. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Miracles of Spring' Var­ I'VECAIMeD |( NO... disappeared off the coast of Hawaii. Jared cubanos de New Jersey WEIGHT SINCE or Martin, Jo Ann Harris, Andrew Duaoan (E) Wild, Wild West ious locales are visited during the Spring to PCZH lYIFKCKMM. P UHC'Z 1980. ^ 10:45P M IDIS] DTV present Nature at its most spectacular LAST5UMA\ER7 :ing Cosby Show (C C ) Cliff misplaces 1984. 5;30PM [ESPN] Scholastic Sports a power drill he borrowed; the children 11:00PM (T) d ) (45) News n [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake VKAPKRK ZXKFK'M ICG America plan a Halloween party. (R) (In Stereo) ® (M> M*A*S*H Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ [U S A ] Edge of Night News The Street Cooper's transferred to the 6:00PM teau (60 min.) C5) RPFZEK PC ECUKFMZIZKSKCZ.' “hospital's intensive-care unit after he at­ 1:05AM [TM C] MOVIE; Reuben, WE WANT s a u s a g e , PEPPERS m a r e t h a -^ b l a c k o l i v e s HAVE liOU WAITED ON US dD Three's Company Part 1 of 2 NO...MEATBALL A m D s M O VIE; 'Gloria' A former gun moll tempts suicide. (In Stereo) PEPPERONI, NO...p e p p e r s . 0EP O R E the Reuben' An alcoholic Scottish poet on the ONIONS, NO... dD Magnum, P.l. protects a young boy from New York City lecture circuit indulges in drinking and rom­ m e a t b a l l s a n d a m ... , — JKC F E M M K A A . CTD i n n News lot Qt) Webster gangsters Gena Rowlands. John Adames ance on college campuses In New England. ( C A N 'T T . 1980. GD Untouchables > YO U Vr/As; PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'When a man assumes a public trust, he shouid GD Rockford Files Tom Conti. Kelly McGillis, Roberts Blos­ consider himself as public properly" — Thomas Jefferson. @D M OVIE: 'Mogam bo' This romantic ( ^ ) Tffe Street Cooper's transferred to the som. 1983. Rated R. dfi) A -Tea m hospital’s intensive-care unit after he at­ triangle is sot against the backdrop of a big [ M A X ] Paul Shaffer; Viva @1) New s (Live) tempts suicide. 1:20AM game hunter's ranch in the Kenya veld. Shaf Vegas (C C ) Paul Shaffer ( "Late Night 'f! 4? (2$ Doctor W ho Part 1 of 4 Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly d D New s (Live) With David Letterman” ) plays a man who 1954. d§) T.J. Hooker dD This Old House (CC) (R) travels to Las Vegas in search of the mean­ ALLEY OOP ■ by Dave Graue Quinceanera ing of lifd; as well as sex and stardom. (60 ®t) Family Ties d D Soap di) MOVIE: 'Halter Skelter' The story of min.) (In Stereo) Gt) Noticias WHY CAN'T / H E 'S TO O V. AND H E 's I IT'S A MARVELOUS RIGHT/ AND YOU \ YEAH, I the brutal slaying of Sharon Tate and four GD PELICULA: 'El Corrido del Hijo Deso- bediente' Padre e hijo arrastrados por una TH' WIZER : OLD, FOR / LOST HIS \ OPPORTUNITV TO JUST TOLD US HOW J D ID S A Y ’8 dD Auction 88 others in her home. George DiCenzo, Steve GET HIS X ONE i CONFIDENCE,\ GIVE ANOTHER misma pasion dtte los empuja a un desen- 1 :30AM CB Get smart Y'LOVE T'jHELP / THAT. [CN N ] Showbiz Today Railsback, Nancy Wolfe 1975 Part 2 of 2 OWN BFAPSf ( THING...) FOR ANOTHERIX HUMAN BEING P f=n P iP i _ ^ D ID N 'T I ned i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME lace mortal. David Reynoso, Ofelia Mon- GD IN N News HAND, ALLEY! [D IS] MOVIE: 'Heidi's Song' Animated [CNN] PrimeNews tero, Manuel Lopez. 1968. 4-lk V ' ___ If.: lead by Henri Arnold and Bob Let GD Dating Game A Swiss orphan girl joins her gruffy old [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents (60 (ID Love Connection ;ure, Unscramble these four Jumbles, grandfather in his Alpine village in this ani­ Alice He’s sure got what It takesi min.) WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoasf v ~ one letter lo each square, to form mated special Voices of Lome Greene. [C N N ] Moneytine [ESP N ] Stanley Cup Playoffs; Division [C N N ] Newsnight Update four ordinary words. -I------Sammy Davis, Jr., Margery Gray 1982 - [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and lUS Semifinal Game Teams to be announced [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 4 [ESPN ] SportsLook Harriet 4 and starting time is tentative. (3 hrs.) (Live) [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sport The year 1:35AM CB WII Shriner DUJEG [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Over the Edge' When [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) jr 1941 is featured with a profile of the Joe their pleas for parental attention go un­ 2:00 AM CB Credit Tima Bomb “ BUT, GEE WHIZ" heeded, a group of California teencgers vi­ 8:30PM l E Entertainment Tonight In­ DiMaggio. E Home Shopping Overnight Service olently revolt against the system. Matt Dil­ terview; actor Keith Carradine ('T h e Mod­ [H B O ] Tanner '88: For Real Part 1 (CC) EVERYBODY •Her erns” ). (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) lon, Michael Kramer, Pamela Ludwiq Presidential hopeful Jack Tanner (Michael ELSE 1979. Rated PG @ Different Worid (CC) Like her Murphy) continues on the comedy cam­ GD Focus on Success SHAQU [U S A ] Cartoons father and grandfather before her, Denise paign trail - receiving death threats and (3) Home Shopping Show Joined ;in SPENDS HIS joins The Hillman track team. (R) (In Stereo) being pursued by "character c tt 'i” (In Progress 6:30PM C E CB S News (CC) Stereo) ^ SPRING BREAK IN THE BORN LOSER * by Art Saneom Simon & Simon The Si­ [ESPN ] SportsLook es of x : dD Family Ties 9:00PM CB FT, LAUDERDALE!” mons search for a teen-age prostitute [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Th e Exorcist' Qscar- [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow d D ® ) A B C New s (CC). who's out to kill the person who druggec winning adaptation of William Peter Blat- BJT I'VE ONLY I TELL ybU ITE' PEKFELFlV 6AFE, ty's bestseller about a deminically pos­ 2.1 5AM [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Flashpoint' eign ZARBLE (j1) Jeffersons her and forced her into living a depravec 6CTATW 0- <( life. (60 min.) (R) sessed 12-year-old girl. Ellen Burstyn, Max ICC) Tw o American border.guards patroll­ I CDtI'T IQJOW,,' ^ L A dV^,„ WHY BU’pE WOULP THEY d ® N B C News (CC) von Sydow, Linda Blair. 1973. Rated R ing the remote Texas desert discover a n r weeti vAaiioj m t h o o c t h t c f ' LET You S0/V\ETH1NSY13U © E T d $ Nightly Business Report C£ (IS) Hotel (C C ) Christine receives a [USA] Airwolf half-buried jeep containing a skeleton and 'vIllo E 'o l marriage proposal from a presidential can­ $800,000 in cash. Kris Kristofferson, ...IF W W AMT FLVIU& ACBOSSALL' B Y U S I M S I T . Bosom Buddies 1 1 :3 0 P M CB To Be Announced. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ^ FLY- HOW- didate who is an assassin's target. (60 Treat Williams, Tess Harper. 1984. Rated GACHER (H) Noticiero Univision min.) (R) E GD Nightline (CC) R. TDCOToeUeOFE, THAT WATER MAlc^'i PAY-LATEP © ) Love Connection Now arrange the circled letters to E Simon & Simon m o v i e m e z CB Morton Downey Jr. 2:20AM [M A X ] ; Oilda Uvo' f^ R T , Hou) Cp Mb MEM ACT uALl^ H o U E V e R , HEPVDUSi form the surprise answer, as sug­ [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 Glide Radnor's repertoire of crazy charac­ (H) MOVIE: 'The Naked Runner' An GD Honeymooners gested by the above cartoon. ters comes to the screen direct from her PoM’f REACT To BACti MeiPt>V, we TAKE A F u V i [ESPN ] Sports Trivia American businessman is asked by the Bri­ I frfjrA TY (ID Night Heat O ’Brien, Giambone and Broadway show. Gilda Radnor, Don Nov- OTHERS 3VCCEB5 [OITH tish Intelligence to do a crucial job for them WE DO. PlfFEREMT er 3 ) Entertainment Tonight In- Kirkwood investigate the accidental mur­ ello, Paul Shaffer. 1980. Rated R. Prim answer here: ^ I 7:00PM 5MIPIMG- RgSENlMeNX ^ a p p r o a c h ... T Iterview: actor Keith Carradine ( "The Mod­ on a business trip to East Germany. Frank der of a young model. (70 min,) (R) I as Sinatra. Peter Vaughan, Michael Newoort erns” ). (In Stereo) GD Tonight Show (In Stereo) 2:30AM C D m o v i e : 'Times Square' LIKE U)(7M£fJ CAM? i>y (Answers tomorrow) 1967. Tw o runaway girls become friends In the C E News Racing From Plainsfield Ith Yesterday's Jumbles IDIOT PERKY NAUGHT FUSION M O VIE: 'Neighbors' A conservative heart of the Big Apple. Trini Alvardo, Robin Answer: Whal a dictionary that slops at nolhino must d D {§ ) Wheel of Fortune (CC) businessman and his wife find their lives ® The Street Cooper's transferred to the Johnson. 1980. or be-UNFINISHED C£) $100,000 Pyramid turned upside down after a bizarre couple hospital's intensive care unit after he at­ GD Keys to Success FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavas tempts suicide. (In Stereo) (3i) (M) Cheers moves In next door. John Belushi. Dan [C N N ] Sports Latenight Aykroyd. Cathy Moriarty. 1981 Auction 88 , ind J*""**’# Booh No. a 16 •vilioM * for I2.M . wMeti iMludoB dobIazm Kojak [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sevan Thieves' A (§ ) d® Cheers (C C ) Cliff handcuffs him­ ;e- eA> th li niwgpipor. P.O. Bos 4SM, Orlando FL M a02.4lC G D Late Show (In Stereo) strange assortment of thieves unite to exe­ mckido your ti8mo.»ddro66 and eodt 6n t x i w i l l q b t PADS FROM YOJR CRAZY/LUNT In the year ahead, you are likely lo be­ thinking. Don’t saddle yourself with un­ [USA] Airwolf capturing wild animals for zoos. John the suit, South can scamper home with GD Star Trek ♦ K 10 6 3 2 49 to be in that hand to lead a club. When A A4 U6 TACHE COMB... RA/VONA IN YTJBA CITY." come involved In several new ventures. productive concepts and procedures. Wayne, Elsa Martinelli, Hardy Kruger 3:30AM GD Twilight zone T A 10 7 4KJ982 two tricks in spades, two in diamonds 7;30PM C D p m Magazine Letters writ­ 1962. GD Twin Star Productions the club finesse worked, he led a dia­ nd Although each one will be small, their LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) If you enter ♦ A J 4 ♦ 8 7 6 and three in clubs. ten by Vietnam veterans during the war; (3 ) Police Story mond up to dummy’s king, on the the­ collective returns could be surprisingly Into a legal agreem ent today, read all Dennis Reggie, celebrity wedding photog­ [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Wltchboard' A deadly 4 10 3 4 K 9 7 6 ory that the club king and diamond ace 8 large. the fine print. It's going to be the little rapher. supernatural force is unleashed when a QyD Hogan's Heroes [ r e P N ] Top Rank Boxing From Las Ve- James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on 8 woman uses a Oulja board to communi­ gts. (2 hrs.) (R) shouldn’t be in the same hand. He took ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll know details that will prove to be important In d ) Current Affair ® Newlywed Game S O U TH cate with the other side. Tawny Kitaen, Bridge" and "Jacoby on Card Games" better than others what's best tor you the long run. [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Th e Hoax' Tw o men dis­ - 4 A J 5 another club finesse and then cashed d D (S ) Jeopardy! (CC). Todd Allen, Stephen Nichols. 1987. Rated [CNN] Nawsnight (written with his father, the late Os­ today. Arrange your own schedule In­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Th is is a cover an H-Bomb which has been acci­ 4 Q 4 his ace in the hope that the suit would C£ ® ® Barney Miller R. [ESPN] Bodybuilding: IFBB Night of dently jarred loose from an Air Force plane wald Jacoby) are now available at stead of letting anyone talk you into do­ good day to get all the small tasks that ♦ Q 5 2 split. When clubs did not divide, he [U S A ] Boxirtg Robert (Bam Bam) Hines Champions Ninth annual from New York. and decide to hold Los Angeles for a $1- bookstores. Both are published by ing something you won't enjoy. Know CH) IN N News 4 A g J 8 S have been piling up out of the way. (22-1-2, 16 KOs) vs. Steve Little (15-7-1, (60 min.) (R) per-person ransom. Bill Ewing, Frank Bon­ gave up a club in the hope that some­ Pharos Books. g§l M*A*S*H where lo look for romance and you’ll Clear the decks now for the Important 3 KOs) in a junior middleweight bout [USA] Dragnet ner, Jacques A u L ^ ^ n . 1972. Vulnerable: East-West how he would get back in to cash the find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker projects that will follow. Newlywed Game scheduled for 12 rounds, from Atlantic [HBO]MOVIE: wltchboard’ Dealer: South long club. But the cruel opponents had 4 14 set Instantly reveals which signs are ro­ City. N.J. (2 hrs.) (Live) 12:30AM CD w k h p in Cincinnati 3:50AM Iowa is the Hawkeye State, Kansas SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) You ® Hollywood Squares , A deadly supernatural force is unleashed other ideas. West had thrown two mantically perfect for you. Mail $2 to E Divorce Court is the Sunflower State and Kentucky have a marvelous faculty today lor man­ Three's Company 9:30PM Days and Nights of when a woman uses s Oulja board to com­ West North East South spades away on the third and fourth Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. aging those younger or less experi­ E Entertainment Tonight Interview ac­ municate with the other side. Tawny Ki- is the Bluegrass State. U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit [C N N ] Crossfire Molly Dodd After her father's burial, Molly 1 NT round of clubs. Now the defense took 8 Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. enced than yourself. Use this talent renews her relationship with her brother. tor Keith Carradine ("The Moderns” ). (In taen, Todd Allen. Stephen Nichole. 1987. Pass Pass Pass [ESPN] SpeedWeek Stereo) five hearts as West threw away his re­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) G u a rd where needed. (In Stereo) Rated R. [HBO] MOVIE: Nice Qiris Don't Ex­ maining two spades and then won the The world’s highest dam is the Ro- against tendencies today to talk openly CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 18) It looks GD WerKly and Me [MAX] W.g.r of Thr.* Opening lead: 4 3 plode* Despite being cursed with incendi­ 10:00PM (B Knots Lending (CC) Oli­ 3:55AM last two tricks with the A-J of dia­ about Information that should be kept like you are going to be the one who will ® Late Night With David Letter- Whros Diane Niederman. Valerie Rojen and gun Dam, which is located in the Sovi­ ary powers, a lovesick teen-ager attempts via is discovered near death after attempt­ monds. The hapless declarer even had confidential. There's a possibility you have the last word regarding a contro­ man (In Stereo) Pascele Pellegrin star in this tale of three et Union. It rises 335 meters above its to find romance. Barbara Harris, Michelle ing suicide with a drug overdose. (60 min ) may reveal something lo the wrong wealthy women who share stories of their _ to eat his ace of spades. foundation. ' versial Issue between you and your Meyrink, William O'Leary. 1987. Rated CB CB (S) New s ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents person. mate. Express It with grace. erotic indiscretions in 18th-century Paris. PG CB Buck Jam es (C C ) Buck's romantic GD More Real People GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Th e re are AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) A n Im p or­ 4:00AM a s Tw ilight ZotM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ relationship with a young female doctor GD Gene Scott strong Indications you may receive tant matter that has been hanging fire 7:35PM ter further complicates his life. James "Red” [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Black Moon Rising* [C N N ] Larry King Ovamight some important information today that that required discussion with an asso­ Duke, a Houston trauma surgeon whose (C C ) A professional thief working for the 4:30AM g j Twilight Zona will raise your hopes and expectations. ciate can be resolved today. You're 8:00PM (S ) 48 Hours Dan Rather, life inspired this series, guest stars. (60 government stages the daring theft of a It pertains to a now Interest. both on the same wavelength now. Frank Currier, Bob Faw, Charlie Rose and min.) futuristic automobile. Tommy Lee Jones. [D IS] Schama of Things Bill Whitaker probe the scandal-plagued k n o w CANCER (June 21-July 22) You will not GD Police Story Linda Hamilton. Robert Vaughn 1986. [M AX] MOVIE; 'Huntsr'a Blood' A PEOPLE WHO ^ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Th in k In world of television evangelists and exam­ be easily dissuaded today once you Rated R. group of city boys fsll pray to backwoods know there's a certain magic |%IH^#WWa ■ ■ terms of small profit today. Every penny ine the still-growing "born again” move­ L.A. Law (C C ) Kuzak defends a poachers during an Arkansas deer hunt zero In on a specific objective. This Is saved has a way of adding up. Concen­ ment. (60 min.) woman who killed a foreign rapist who es­ [U S A ] Edge of Night about Classified Advertising. good, because the target you'll select caped prosecution due to diplomatic im­ Sam Bottoms. Kim Delaney. Clu Gulaoer 643-2711 trate on finding little bargains you’d or­ C B M O VIE; Hida In Plain Sight' A father 12 :3 5 A M CB Love Boat 1987. Rated R. will be worth hitting dinarily disregard. munity. (60 min.) (Postponed from an ear­ takes the law into his own hands while lier date) (In Stereo) 1 2 : 4 0 A M m o v i e : 'M urder by the 4:50AM CB • Love Lucy 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 14. 1988

1988 - 17 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 14, 1988__IS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED f g n hones HELP WANTED FOR SALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 l i f e g u a r d s needed for Farmington, Mer­ ESTIMATOR A Spccioli MOTHER'S Helper. Par­ MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 iden, Manchester and ent seeks responsible fir Bloomfield condomini­ bedroom Cope, I'/i PART TIME female who has expe­ baths, dining room, Notices ums. Senior lifesaving rience with Infants to Employment HELP WANTED ComtnwUM Work certificate required. g a r a g e . In-ground I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED D r. C ran e’s Anaivera w m m / assist In the core of her pool, beautiful neigh­ I HELP WANTED Beoktlround helpful Must be available ® IMOFMS/ child. Non-smoker. As 0 condition orecedent to starting Memorial Uwmcmf KM DIKLiM borhood! Sellers relo­ the placement of ony odver- Flexible hours. Coll d r i v e r . Immediate op- but not neoeseary. Day- Labor Day. Call cating. $169,900. Cen­ tlslno In the Manchester He­ PART TIME •nlng, Manchester He­ FLORIST Shop work. dMBiii 646-4683.______N00N-HM E Quiz on Page 2 Immediate opening. 278-2960. tury 21-Homeseekers rald, Advertiser hereby HELP WANTED rald route Coventry Floral Designer. Full RECREATION e a M u w f f o u in n u iY A Reolty 623-5044. ogrees to protect. Indemnify or port time with some 1. Trevino (GolO Apply to: ODD lobs. Trucking CONSTRUCTION Inspec- _ AIDE$ area. Short hours, nOSIBBmiOVBSBniT tor. Need on Inspector V and hold harmless the Man­ experience preferred. THERAPIST 2. Monarchy (With Queen) "3SSSSET Home repairs. You ^LINGTON. 7 room chester H erald, Its officers DENTAL Hygenist. Part Ttw ManohMtBf Board good pay. C a ll 742-8867 ObjjfflNi home .h m sIii M rtr • B w iib u m iii name It, we do If. Free w ith e x p e rie n ce In l^lsed Ranch on 1.4 time, 2-3 days per week 647-9946 and leave Apply In-jierson: For 150-bed SNF. Full 3. Talons (Eagle) Sini»uiiaan »nn i MWM « !w«4Wliy, W tspediSs ki Mh> .Wi«eM*ao*M« and employees against any of Education la saaklng Krause Florist, 621 The MAK Co. roews and seals N* JMI Tm Bit «r TM SHMH estimates. Insured. 643- building constru^ton.s ^ r o . 2 cor garage. 3 and all liability, loss or In small established name and telephone time position for indi­ 4. F ile t o f ^ l e BOOKKEEPERS *>•»»« en iwiHweeixtaaiiiii noon-tima aldea for Ro> Hartford Rood, WW SMMr CmiM M w m M 0304. This person should^-./ bedrooms, V /t baths, expense. Including attor­ practice. C o ll 643-6528. number and I will call vidual meeting state wwwwolslwotfc.HiBlsisnid,lo- ««Hit iKtinmiiim hove experlenceJn me­ bartaon School. 2 houra Monchester.______5. Rhode Island (Providence) 6 4 3 - 2 8 5 9 Several of our ••f9r9l»O00. Fleldstone fireplace In neys' fees, arising from PART Time Service . yo ubqcK .______requirements. Compe­ chanical, electrical, living room. $169,900. clolm s of un fair trade p ra c ti­ 6. (a) Billy — Graham (x) clients have CeEMf-nU ...... ^ MRROIIS • mmORS Clerk, 15-20 hours per par day. *4.75/hr. Intar- CHILD Care provider GROWTH Company look- titive salary and excel­ c M i T s s - s r e i Anyltnw heating and ventllot- Coll 429-1213.______ces, Infringement of trade­ wanted to care tor our Ing for future manage­ (b) Bob — Hope (y) CUSTODIAN-Night shift. Immediate openings BrigMen up your home. marks, trade names or pat­ week. Flexible. $4.50 to aatad appllcanta ahould lent benefits. Join our PHIL’S UHm CMIE Ing, sprinkling sys­ SOUTH Windsor. Mognlf- IVz year old son In our ment. Offers profit (c) John — Wayne (v) Contact Dr. Michael ents, violation of rights of stort. 643-5135 Sonya or contact for full charge • Spring eloanup refnenees. Ineuied. tems, site work and Iclent 2.6 acre setting M anchester home. 3 or sharing and manage­ innovative TRPD (d) Jimmy — Carter (z) Bloke, Principle. Tol­ InpriMaiiMi 0 Ri$iir privocy ond Infringement of Felicia. bookkeepers. The HARROOFINQ • Over to yeem experienoa. drainage. Comprehen­ on Old Main Street Is Mrs. AbraHls 4 afternoons per week ment potential. Ambi­ team! Call Gerry Corb­ land High School. 872- • Mowing copyright and proprietary PART Time nights- Help (e) Ronald — Reagan (w) CompiBiB, liomB cbtb. RssIdin tm toeSin ef e i typee. sive benefits package lust beginning. Com­ rights, unfair competition starting In mid-May. tious Individual needed ett at 875-0771 for infor- 0561, application dead­ types of clients are • Weekly aarvloe ivaNable. wanted to load trucks. 6 4 7 - 3 3 7 1 "No Job Too SmBir fuse ESTiMAres. ICCENT CLASS CO. and competitive sa­ pletely renovated! 3 and libel and slander, which 647-1599.______to learn Industry from line A p ril 15th. Position diverse and moat are lary. Submit resume Approximate hours mation/appointment. Call tor free aaUmetea. 10% Senior Oktsen OWoeuM. bedroom brick Ranch, may result from the publica­ ground up. 649-4563. “ to begin April I8th. F m EiUm tM 047-0140 to: Storch Engineers, tion of any odvertlsment In 5pm to 9:30pm. LOVING woman needed Rockville Memorial ' EO E. located East of the ABWorkOuaronwod. 2 baths, formal dining .MANICURIST- To dojIOll to care tor a toddler, OPTIMETRIC Recep­ 7 4 2 - 7 4 7 0 161 Main Street, We­ room, full basement the Manchester Herald by Mondoy-Frlday, apply tips and manicures. Nursing Home River. All positions 040-1148 advertiser. Including adver­ In person. Peauot toll time In my Mon- tionist. Pleasant per­ HAIRSTYLiST and As- P CTRmi — 647-9209 POWERWAsiniiG thersfield, CT 06109. with fireplace, hard­ tisem ents In any free d is tri­ Part time. Call Rita chester home. Excel­ sonality for doctor's 22 South Street IHELPWAHTED slstont Hairstylist for require strong r e m o d e u n s sa^kMeriofBBxtertor EO E. M /F . wood floors, 2 co r g a r­ Spring Water Co., 649-7897 or 649-8568. IHELPWAHTED mnm bution publications pub­ Spring Street Exten- lent pay. C a ll 646-1216 office In East H artford. Rockville busy shop. Please coll bookkeeping Room DdGNiWMs diOht, nwRRD. Mamwnanee, Renmallont age. $279,900. Klernon lished by the Manchester after 6pm.______Light typing skills re­ D ays 643-2103 evenings . ImmSvtrtittmhm 0hJiD9> whidowB GDd 0916919. PRiSTWE ROOnND and Painting. Realty 649-1147.______tlon. Glastonbury. ACCDUNTS Povable- experienced C o n- experience and the A --- RooRng Of oK typee. Shlnglto. Herald. Penny Sleffert, quired. Send Inquiries: OPTIMETRIC Assistant. 647-9385. ■ BboMibr end iHildAMr Mun^Mi Inewed • Sen/Or OOoounit Dfflce Clerk. Tuesdav- RESPONSIBLE Person RESTAURANT C o o k s crete Floor Finishers ability to meet the flat rooBno, roo* fepetre BOLTON. Exquisite new Publisher. HAIR Stylists- Mom's Box S, C/O Manchester P o rt tim e and full tim e, M , SmwW . SM* SMIm Im svsllasts. c m Boa FttianS, Jf. iNSTRUCTiON Thursdav, 9am-5pm. to care tor Infant and (Short Order and Prep) and Form Builders. Ex­ 4 Contemporary onch, A hours, to suit your W ill train. 646-0103. Herald.______cellent pay, medlcol- positions. Monsfleld- challenges of growth ■ Smurteain iwniisi 4»ww»eu#fWNeedL Rsnovatfon^^PIns R R I N S *1 toddler In our home, also dishwashers, full TRAIN to be 0 Diesel featuring formal din­ LOST needs. Afternoons, ev­ MECHANIC. Small en­ /dentol benefits. Must /Coventry town line. HELP WANTED positions. Qualified 44y-f»IS KanesHKnes -N T$», enings ond Soturdoys. T uesdoy-Thursdoy. or port time. Flexible 046-2203 Mechanic. 7 months ing room, spacious AND FOUND Light houskeeping, ref­ gine. 2 8i 4 cycle expe­ be experienced. 742- Only mature, energetic One bright, hard­ family room with field- Good pay, benefits and hours, doys, nights, need apply. Will train. candidates who are 7 4 ^ 1 hands-on program. erences. C o ll 647-7411. rience. Full end part 1 0 5 3 . ______w orking, la stid eo u s, Lsmi Mswliis stone fireplace, sun- Incentives. New shop. HELP WANTED weekends. Above over­ Send resume to: Box ready to meet the KrrCHEN a BATH Next closs-Aprll 11th. FOUND. Near Bower's time positions. Expe­ CHILD Core workers intelligent, young Hllii|.IM|8TrlMMls|. PATIO DOOR CLASS room , sk ylig h ts, |o- Join our team! Call CONSTRUCTION- Repu­ age wages. Benefits. SS, C/O The Manches­ challenges are Diesel Technology In­ School. All white, mole rienced. Own tools. Apply: Rein's New needed. Full and port peraon to assist the ll|MTnMklii|,ste. KEMOOEUNe Spsciil * ^SSwoii stitute, 105 Phoenix cuzzl and much, much cot. Coll 64«-1032. Y vo nn e at 1-800-247- SCHDDL bus drivers table paving contrac­ Coll Eckert's, Coven- ter Herald. InOORtRB 7267. needed for town ot tor seeks qualified York Style Restaurant, time positions availa­ daily running of a encouraged to •ProfMsIeiway SqdppMI From tho smallost ropeir to Fof StfAlOiflitfll (IlMiDiM 84X70) Avenue, Enfield, CT. more! Custom quality IMPOUNDED. Mole try. 742-6103.______428 Hartford Turnpike, ble. Good starting pay submit their resume • O m so yeero expoHonoe. throughout! $349,900. WANTED. Mature Glastonbury. W ill truck drivers and large business. Must • DspsMkMs ' the largest renovation, we 1-800-243-4242. about 1 year old, mixed Route 30, Vernon. ond benefits. Expe­ will do a complete Job. Start Klernon Realty 649- woman to work part train. Drive as manyor equipment operators. r e s t a u r a n t Bar­ be willing to learn and salary ftllORSANDINfi 1147.0______breed, brown. Found os few hours as de­ Company benefits, ex- rience preferred but Assistant Project NyHsrty. 046-7978 to finish. Free estimates. ACCENT OLASS CO. P time In doycare taking tender, barback, food not necessary. Coll 646- and dedicated. Long requirements In • Floora like new on Olcott and Love sired. Bonus plan and cellent pay. 633-0543. 047-0140 EAST Hartford. Move In Lane. Also, Male, 6 care of Infants. 1 lob servers, banquet 7090. Manager term position for so­ confidence to: • Spedallzlng ir older fioore Reai Estate condition. 6 room , 3 or 4 earned doys. 100 per­ MECHANIC- Reputable servers, hostess, dis­ PART TIME MsrttagC Kilehsn A manths. Beagle, brown available 7am-1pm. 2 meone willing to . U S & S d N • Natural A elalned Soora bedroom Cope with lobs available 1pm- cent paid medical Insu­ paving contractor hwashers. Apply In Immediate opening LmHl«e«»iiHf S fWawlRB BaUiCiMiter ond white. Found on rance available to Safe DRIVERS work their way upl Blum Shapiro A Co. • No watting anymore Tb s SbH SertaeBd Laam country style kitchen. 2 6pm. Call The Child­ seeks qualified person The Gallery, for office/elte Yore elMm-iw, niMrtna, full Como visit our showroom at; Any smount daNveiod. Alto, tlH Buckland Road. Call needed to drive our Personnel HOMES full boths, 3 year old ren's Place Inc, Man­ driver, fam ily plan also tor all phases of equip­ i2 ^1'^' London Turn­ s h i p p i n g Send resume or let­ laMlKaM Mrvic* WNtM. 182 W. Middle Tpko. JHHArW Hi 6105)84 grevel, tiena and barii, muloh Manchester Dog available. Save cost ot children to and from ;/ eealstent to manage Department — BK1 FOB SALE furnace, 2 zone heat. Warden. 643-6642. chester. 643-5535. ment and truck repair pike, Glastonbury. ter, salary desired, Free sstimatM. Maneheeter BoboaLtMekhoa B leader nntat Great location. Great daycore bring your 4 or and maintence. Com­ construction projects. ( schools In MUNSDN'S Chocolate's, MATERIALS Handlers- RECEIVING etc. to: .. 231 Farmington Ave. INEATIR6/ home! $135,000. Strono 5 year old with you. pany benefits, excel­ Apply to: 4 4 5 -4 4 1 2 (i*«v« miim i) 649-S40G DAVIS CONflRUenON Route 6 Bolton Is now G. Fox, a New England Manchester. Farmington 06034 I P L U M M iS All reel estate advertised In Real Estate, 647-7653.0 Applications available lent pay. 633-0543. Full time position at Box T T m m LAHUeANNB 872-1400/659-8555 the Manchester Herald Is accepting applications from Glastonbury Pub­ tradition of satisfac­ Free training. Ideal MANCHESTER. Cozy 3 I ANNOUNCEMENTS Manchester Plastics C/O Manchester Herald Frotankmel Lawn f im m / sublect to the Fair Housing for part time retail lic Schools. Glaston­ tion and national retail for college students, The iMAK Co. I Act of 194S, which makes If bedroom Cape on quiet Growing office needs P.O. Box 591 SECRETARY-"Terrlflc _ fWWIBMpnOD PAPEHHW J.N.T. HIATIND Don't miss in# many offer' salespersons. Hours bury, Ct. Phone 633- trend setter, has Imme­ homemakers (you can Manufacturer on first lllegol to advertise any pref­ street, tormol dining, A Wonderful family expe­ capable Individual to Manchester,CT 06040 working condition" 0 COOLING Ings in today's clossifled are Monday-Frldav, 4- 5231 ext. 430. ED E. diate openings for toll bring a child), retirees shift • 8 am to 4:30 pm. 6 4 3 - 2 6 5 9 viii 'laws wisyyMi^|iw9« OM inetsMailena, Rapelrt, Burner, erence, limitation or dlscrlm- nicely finished lower rience. Australian, Eu­ and nice surroundings eMPMuip.« columns. 8pm. Approximately 8 join staff. time material handlers Individual to coordin­ NAME your own price. Bollare, WaWr Heetare. Inotlon based on race, color, level with storage ropean, Scandinavian hours on Saturday or DENTAL Assistant. Full and others. In leading real estate religion, sex or notional GOOD ATTITUDE at our South Windsor ate and record all In­ EXPE, RIENCED- 0 4 6 4 D 7 6 a 2 ~ Folher 8> Son Palntlno Cteenlng, fMmetorv aervto*. areas, full baths with high school exchange Sunday, averaging 15- tim e position a yallab le Distribution Center. FLORAL Designer. Expe­ office I Applicant needs ond Papering. Remo­ origin, or on Intention to ESSENTIAL. Modest Call - 6 4 3 - 6 9 1 2 coming and outgoing Wrecker Driver- All rienced In weddings moke onv such preference, vonlty and lovely sten­ students arriving In 20 hours per week. Call Immedlotely. Expe­ These positions are nice oppeoronce, val. 87^82^7. Call Ted: 742-5700 cilled country kitchen. August. Become a host rience or training re- typing skills, data shipments, and perform company benefits. Coll and oil kinds of floral pleasing personality, G0NCRE1E limitation or discrimination. 647-8639. either Monday-Frldav M00-$12-41U The Herald will not know­ $136,900. D.W . F ish family for American qulred. C a ll 643-6528. entry experience NEW England Press As­ various warehouse du­ Stan Ozimek of Mor- arrangements. Greens good telephone liiK K EEHNB/ PART Time Motel Desk or Tuesday-Saturday, lo rfy Bros. 643-5135. Stenciling ’ ingly accept any advertise­ Reolty, 643-1591.0 Intercultural Student helpful. Will train 1st shift. The Individual sociation seeks direc­ 8. Things F lo ris t,296 W. manners and office I m c o ir e t a x ee.ee eeeeeeeeeee Clerk to work 1 Court of Probate, District of ties. Experience pre­ Middle Turnpike, Man­ Add life to one of your ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. Excep­ Exchange. Call 1-600- person with ability we are seeking will be tor of publications with EXPERIENCED Siding sk ills! Coll 649-40(X). the low. weeknight- 4pm to mid­ Manchester ferred. Dependability / chester. Ask for Elvo. rooms with hand When you coll Cleulfled tional Duplex. Well SIBLING. NOTICI OF HEARINQ trained to operate var­ responsibility for edi­ Installer wanted. Full TYPIST- We need on 0 SOUTHERN New Eng- night. Saturday- 8am to and willingness to torial, advertising, flexibility naceseery. 643-1635. ENROLLED AOENT painted wall border. I0 place an od, a friendly maintained 6-6 Duplex 12 noon and Sunday-12 E S T A T E O F ious warehouse equip­ tim e. 643-9633 or 742- Individual with good t< Ytw* 0 1 8 Sxpwftnet vtavt. ee dttltm B Otekt. Jack lond closslfleld ods CARLO ARMOUR, a minor learn. Competitive overall budget of one Competitive wages end 5406.______MAINTENANCE and Coil Lennie of Ad-Vtsor will answer your Hommartno Btow cwtltno. conveniently located In WANT ADS ore the noon to 4pm. We can be ment, be loading and typing skills, policy T«i l»wp>f«Hon / OtmuWiW / Y«k coll and help you word reach nearly 800,000 a quiet neighborhood. Purtuant to an order of Hon. wages, full benefit monthly and 2 annual full benefit package of­ Cleaning custodian typing preferred but FREB B8TIMATBI. friendly woy of finding o flexible. Pleasant Wllllom E. FitzGerald, unloading trucks, lo­ HELP Wanted. Apply In S40-7845 your ocUor best response. homes In Connecticut Each side has 3 bed­ package, and publications. Candi­ fered. Call 847-9038 for with light carpentry, not required. The posi­ In Mmt B OW Tai Uiw tt% MKtwe Mr StiMr CHlnm cash buyer for applian­ working otmosphere. Judge, doted April 8, 1988 a cating furniture and person: Pero's Fruit and Rhode Island. The dates must hove tho­ electrical and plumb­ 643-2711. rooms, living room, ces, musical Instruments, $6 per hour to start. hearing will be held on an ap­ supportive working with related appointment. S tan d, 276 O a k la n d tion also requires KIMRERUE P. fim m i D A R PAMTING price for o basic 25 dining room and eot-ln plication praying for author­ rough working knowl­ ing knowledge helpful. strong clerical skills. 447-9289 word od Is only $55 and cars and a host of other Call Connecticut Mo­ atmosphere. Call paper work. Fork-lift Street, Manchester. CxlsflerlleBaeFalflllBf eeeooeeeeeeeeae kitchen. Must be seen. ity to compromise and settle experience a plus, how­ edge of newspapers 643-6384.______Please apply between We offer a pleasant m e m will appear In 43 news­ Items. tor Lodge for appoint­ a doubtful and disputed 647-9938 for especially. Resume, $199,900. D.W . F ish ment. 643-1555. ever the desire to learn PLASMA Sprayers or 9-3pm to till out em­ office environment In DepencleMe end eiqwrianosd. ;DU8 papers. For more In­ c la im In fa v o r of said estate appointment. salary requirements, AIR Conditioning and Re- Umv Prices and PuHy Inaimd. Realty, 643-1591.0 against Ercelle P. Jackson, essential. We otter a mechanically Inclined ployment application. Glastonbury with free formation coll Classi­ along with suggestions frlgerotlon Prae SsUrneies east Hortford- OFFICIAL NOTICE as In said application on file competitive starting Individuals to learn Economy Electric parking. If you are PREPARATION lHAADEINlie fied, 643-2711 and ask MAKE Money at home tor content and form at Serviceman- Most ^ Manchester. Large 8 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT more fully appears, at the rate, excellent em­ Plasma Spray opera­ Supply, 428 Tolland Intererested please call In Y o u r WEIL ■ 6 4 9 4 13 0 _ tor detolls.o BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Court of Probate on April 25, ossembling electron­ of monthly trade lour- hove 0 minimum of o Turnpike, Manchester. Homo 5 room Raised Ranch ployee discount pro­ tion. $7.per hour to D-2 license. Coll Oster- Joy or Gerry at 659- InleudlaB; Rental sne Belt HAWKE TREE SERVICE EAST Hartford. New to 1988 at 3:30 P .M . ics, crafts, others. nal to: N E P A , 360 Hun­ EOE. 3561. Crum 8< Forster. Buokot. tniok 6 otUppor, Stump with 4 bedrooms, I'/j The Board of Tox Review of the Town of Manchester, Conn, gram and the oppor- start. Excellent benef­ lund Refrigeration In Proprietorship. Call Jbn WhesUr IHDOFMD/ ROTOTILLING the morjeet. Good In­ Elizabeth A. Bldwell, More Information tington Avenue, Room rtmovii. Pros ostinwiot. baths, garage, sliders will be In session In the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street 042-04 A ss't. C lerk tunlty to earn its. Apply between Bolton, 649-2655. ’ All Sise Gerdeii Piots vestment property. Op­ (504)641-0091 ext 1390. 280-HN, Boston, M A Spoolsl oontMorallon for from formal dining on the fallowing days during the month of April. additional Incentive 9om-2pm or coll 633- 742-1009 RotattlUte •* rtiMWUt rattt. portunity to buy on room to large covered Open 7doys. Call Now! bonus money. Apply In 02115. (Deadline April REAL Estate Agents- Op- • tidariy and Iwodleoppad. A p ril 24, Tuesday 7:00-8:00 p.m. Court of Probate, District of 29)______9474. Connecticut portunity awaits In on ! R.J. Rgoflng. No lob too PMCXMdmiMw Immaculate well cored deck. Beautiful large Manchester SALES and Service Re­ person Monday- Hordtoce. 911 New ARE YDU LDOKING A p ril 27, W ednesday 7:00-8:00 p.m. e x p a n d in g agency.' big or too small, will Cali C ly d e 0 Sons tor three family slde- lot with 120' frontage. A p ril 28, Thursday 7:00-8:00 p.m. NOTICE OF HEARING presentatives. We are Frldoy, 9am-4:30pm. MACHINIST. Immediate London Turnpike, E S T A T E O F Coll Nancy Hopkins at Will edtrito and prepare work 7 doys, until lob M 7-7SS3 by-slde apartment Lovely 1 owner hornet There will alsa be one work session on Saturday, April 30, looklr,g for persons G. Fox Distribution opening for 1st class Glastonbury. FOR TEMPORARY WORK? complete. IP percent ‘ • e'o'a 0 p p 0 a 0 a o p a 647-8987 o r 843-2348 building. 5-4 and 3 FRANCIS YESONIS, M achin ist to set up and 488-2529. all tax retuma. (IBBVB IMMMgM $179,900. Anne M ille r 1988 at 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Incapable who have the a b ility to Center, 301 Governor's discount for senior citi­ HANDYMAN rooms. Coll today for Reol Estote, 647-8000.O All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the Pursuant to an order of Hon. call on our present Highway, South Wlnd- operate: Lathe Bridge­ Come Join the G. Fox Team ! WHITMAN zens. Free estimates. Homt imarevtmant • Potnitna o n appointment. Assessor of the Town of Manchester must appear and file William E. FitzGerald, customers and service sor, CT. 06074.______port and CNC Machin­ ie5 0o«meyOriW.,ABt. A Joe 649-9251. - OaMmanH nmthtd ..Ttllne • $189,900. Century 21 E p ­ b e a t The Heat I Original Judge, dated April 8, 1988 a iMAiNTENANCE owners will hove their their complaint at one of these meetings or some adlourned ourequlpment. Income CLERK- G. Fox, a New ing Centers. Liberal CO U N TER ' Menehetlar, SES-lBtt UWd Carpentry - ODD JOPS. stein Realty, 647-8895.0 meeting of sold Board of Tax Review. heorlng w ill be held on an ap­ op p o rtu n ity S300-S600 overtime, fully air con­ The G. FOX Distribution Center INSUmo lovely above-ground plication praying for author­ England tradition of & CLEANING MDVER8 MANCHESTER. Sentry pool open and ready to Doted April 7, 1988. ity to settle a doubtful and weekly. Management ditioned shop. Apply HELP satisfaction and na­ at: Paragon T ool Com ­ In So. Windsor has Immediate temporary open­ Ccflservotlve'way Ie BARRY SCANLON Real Estate Is proud to^ go for the hot weather FRANK M. STAMLER, CHAIRPERSON disputed c la im In fa v o r of opportunity for rlghtV tional retail trend set­ iCADFENTliY/ Install er repair your roof said estate against Jerome L pany, Inc., 121 Adams CUSTODIAN ings for full time material handlers. These posi­ 644-2411 fFtaettlmotM feoture It's home of the ahead I Top quollty BETTY SADLOSKI, SECRETARY person. C all 646-3875. ter has an Immediate NEEDED!! I r em o o eu n d ondgevei Oeol dtract wiltr DJ. ROOM Rovmo Yesonis and Janice Yesonis, tions are Monday-Friday, 1st shift and may re­ Mm OT/V 4 0 htur. Mtdte NNik week. Beouttful home construction Including BOARD OF TAX REVIEW EOE. opening In our mer­ Street, Manchester. with light carpentry, roofer. Weed end cedar os In sold application on file RE'TIREM e 'n V U v ln g - • oOM riatskiovn In sought after Forest plaster ceilings walls, 3 034-04 more fully appears, at the CABINET Maker. Grow­ 647-9935. quire some weekend work. The Individuals we shake spedeiistl Seal chandise control of­ electrical and Nights and Weekends. C O M P L E T E RefInIshIng Everyfhlng provided • TMucK s t MtM roe HiAw nsue Hills. Move right Into bedrooms, 1'/z baths, 4 Court of Probate on April 24, ing architectural fice. Responsibilities SWIMMING Pool In­ No experience neces- are seeking will be assisting us forapproximatley and restoration of your downs. >7 voors for your comfort even • TiMKM tONwmevMuaui this 8 room traditional 1st floor family room, 1988 at 3:00 P.M . woodworking com­ Include; Data entry staller. Must have 2 plumbing knowMge 4 weeks to set-up for our distribution center sale. kitchen cabinets, Free txptrlonco. nursing service. Rotes • nws reiwoNM. istM M n e Colonial. Formal liv­ Elizobeth A. Bldwell, •ery. Will train. Stop In formol dining room, LEOAL NOTICE pany Is In need of and telephone contact year's experience with estfirtofes. Call Super- reasonable. CoM - ing room and dining TOWN OF ANDOVER Ass't. Clerk helpful. Pleas^^ipply or call Apply in peraoni Monday-Friday Sam - 4:30 pm. 871-7990. 649 428 -410 0 lorge kitchen, summer 044-04 lourneyman-level ca­ with customers and In-ground vinyl pools. idr. 647^3785. 2358. room, eat In kitchen FUBLIC HEARINGS between 0-3pm to fill PiSBBB LBGVB I0BSB0(D9 NflR R80B8R OxR porch. Dortsmouth NOTICE TO CREDITORS binet maker. Good pay stores. Previous CRT 742-7803. Evenings 742- G. FOX Distribution Center with all new appliances Rood In the Martin The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec- E S T A T E O F and benefits. Call R 8, R experience and a plea­ 9277.______out employment Hartford and arched window School District. tlcut will hold Public Hearings on Monday, April 18, 1988 at JAMES J. PONTILLO Woodworking. 645- sant telephone manner ASSISTANT Managers 301 Qovemora Hwy., So. Windaor, 06074 above the table area, $239,900. Ja ck so n 8. 7: w p.m. In the Andover Elementary School on the following oka JAMES PONTILLO 6149. necessary. This posi­ application. 1st floor family room p6fiTiont: The Hon. William E. Rtz- and Manager Trainees Road Dairy IOC HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED Jackson Real Eitote, Gerald, Judge, of the Court CLERK-TvpIst. Part tion Is port time, 3 for tost growing plzza- jHELP WANTED with atrium door to 647-8400.O • S8I Petition of Ernest Reed for approval of a 7 lot subdivi­ nights per week 5- ECONOMY potlo and much more. sion, "Benton Farms", on Route 87. of Probate, District of Mon- time. 4 hours per day. rla. Opening 20 stores Queen BRAND New Listing I chester at a hearing held on Needs good telephone 9:30pm and all day In G re a te r H artfo rd LABOR Type work avail­ h o m e Health Aide re­ TYPIST. Full time with GROWING Property and Coll our office for your • 535 Petition of Richard Baglnskl fora Special Permit for April 8, 1988 ordered that all able In (ioventry. Will This spacious Ranch Is a change of use. skills. Easy highway Saturday. We offer area. Great advance­ ELECTRIC vC^rAnierica’i Fmorite Stott aulred tor private duty IBM PC knowledge Casualty Agency seek­ exclusive showing. claims must be presented to troln. Coll 742-7308. E v ­ In Manchester home. $230,000. Sentry Real very deceiving from the fiduciary at the address access Hartford-West competitive starting ment opportunities. 6 4 7 - 1 0 7 6 perterobly with Multi- ing port time Customer the outside I Inside fea­ • 514 Petition of Eugene Sammartlno for approval of a 3 lot rate and a generous enings 742-9277. Please co ll 649-4635. Estate, 643-4060.O resubdivislon, "Fawn Acres II", on Lake Road. below. Failure to promptly Hartford line. Call 233- Little Caesar's, 646- SUPPLY Ask tor Mr. or Mrs. Veil. C W W "* " t e m ote A dvantage II, Service Representa­ tures over 1400 square present any such claim may 4471 ask for Harriet. employee discount 4300. Hewlett-Packard tive. Experience pre­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ feet of luscious one At this hrarlng. Interested persons may oppear and be heard result In the loss of rights to program. Apply MAINTENANCE Person, 428 TellaiiS Tpke. Loser Jet Printer. Cus- ferred but will train. ulate, lovely 3bedroom floor living space. Per­ ' “"'"""''coflons will be received. Information recover on such claim. MEDICAL Secretary- M o n d a y - F r ld a v , 9- Ranch on o profession­ pertaining to applications Is on file and may be seen In Medical experience 40 hours with benefits. MaBehester, CT tonier contact-other Salary commensurate fect for o retirement the office of the Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. Johanna Bruder Roy, 4:30pm. G. Fox Distri­ Wanted — Night crew LEAD HOUSEKEEPER ally landscaped 1% Assistant aerk preferred but not ne­ Apply In person: Salva­ generol/vorled office with experience. Right home. Large master bution Center, 301 Dov­ ■os Individual could lead acre lot, 2 baths, 1st ( ^ e d ot Andover, Connecticut this 7th and 14th day of A p ril, The fid u c ia ry Is: cessary. Windsor Phy­ tion Army, 385 Broad duties. Full benefits bedroom with bullf-lns. e r n o r 's HI ghwa v . Looking for a 6 person team to stock p ro g ra m Including Into full time position. floor laundry and flre- Cozy den, formal din­ Anna B. Ponflllo sician, 4 o r 5 day week. Street. Manchester. The G. FOX Distribution Center ploced rec room with *■ ZONING COMMISSION Administratrix South Windsor, CT. Shelves on the night shift, Monday dental paid. Coll 528- C o ll Linda, 649-(X)16. ing room, country kit­ KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN 8am to 5pm. Coll Cathy. 06074.______in So. Windsor hes an immediate opening for a separate heat. Also In­ 49 Kensington Street at 688-(X)76.______FOOD Service. We have 1815. Urbonettl Insurance chen and 0 super living -OW-04______Manchester, CT 04040 RETIRED Person take openings for full and through Thursday, 9:30 p.m. to lead housekeeper. Reporting to the operations Agency. clu d e s 14x27 g re e n ­ room with fireplace. 043-04 FAST Growing Import note! Ideal outdoor part time positions In 7 a.m. Competitive wages and bene­ manager, this position encompasses all phases house. $229,900. D.W. Lakewood Circle In LEOAL NOTICE Auto Dealership de­ work. Approximately our clean, modern fa­ of housekeeping Including maintenance of Fish Reolty, 643-1591 .□ M anchester. $198,000. INVITATION TO BID sires Reconditloner. cility. Positions vary fits. For mature responsible indi­ ’V '^^'Americali Favorite Store EAST Hartford. Lovely Notice Is hereby given that on Morch 5,1988, at Fairfield, CT 10 hours per week. 3-4 go Giassifieil! offices, restrooms, and floors. Light paper work Jackso n 8i Jackso n Some experience pre­ from the assembly and spacious Duplex with ‘•O'’"' VIN: IH- Sealed bids will be received days Inspecting and viduals. Interested applicants apply required, as well as the ability to oversee a staff of Real Estate, 647-B400.O •I*'*?,'' <” FIske Street, Fairfield , In the General Services' of­ ferred, but will train cleaning parking lot packaging to o u r wolk-out basement. use In the commission of a fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ hard working, punc­ homemade foods to JI0H1I Ic/n Hie resdts! to: 3 housekeepers. This is a full time position with Landscaping and ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the area. Top wages. Cell K!k«n!i^*' Sold seized conveyance has tual, enthusiastic Indi­ 646-0131, 9am-2pm. meat slicing and main­ occBslonel weekend work necessary. Prior ex­ Now hiring Processing Clerks. Full time posi­ fenced bock yord. R. Michael Quish to forfeiture pursuant to 0U.S. dote shown below for the fol­ vidual. Excellent pay tions available. Experience not necessry. MANY $260,000. Realty W orld, C. 1324(b) and 0 C.F.R. 274. Any person claim ing to be the low ing: tenance. Super benef­ perience helpful In housekeeping. We offer a Rsai Estats Brokar plan Including com­ its for full time posi­ MANCHESTER K MART competitive starting rate and a generous em­ EM PLO Y EE benefits. Apply In parson dally 10 Benoit, Frechette As- ?* conveyance who wishes to obtain a ludl- A P R I L 22, 1988 (■ ■'c clol determination of forfeiture must file with the Regional mission, Insurance, tions. Weekdays only. ployee discount. Apply in person to: a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. soclotes, 646-7709.O Sorvloo With Inlogrity Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, a FURNISH A INSTALL medlcal,dentol,pald SALES CLERK/ No nights or weekends. Personnel Dept., 239 Spencer St. FILTER SYSTEM PUMPS GRACIOUS Colonial. ®a"^s 0^ SW2.00. pursuant to 0 C.F.R. vacation. Apply In per­ You’ll Sell it MANCHESTER K-MART CASHIERS Ask about our flexible Lovely spacious 7 274,10. A claim and a cost bond must be received by the Regl- AT SWANSON A son to Randy Edinger. Manchester PersoNHsl Dept CBii 649 0676 onal Commissioner, Immigrotlon and Naturalization Ser­ WADDELL POOLS and Department Ma­ hours for days. Glas­ G. FOX Distribution Center room Colonial with 3 Suburban Subaru, 14 tonbury. Call for de­ 239 Spencer St, Manckester vice, Federal Building, Burlington, Vermont 05401, on or be­ nager wanted at once 301 Governors Hwy., So. Windsor, 06074 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER- Hlgh- fore close of business April 20,1900 or said conveyance will A P R I L 27, 1988 Hartford Turnpike, tails at 633-7656 ask for 643-5122 643-5122 large 14x25 family REPLACEMENT OF In modem pharmacy EOE SOI wood Drive. See this nf forfeited to the United States, pur’suant to 0 C.F. Vernon, CT. 649-6550. Dave. Faster with EOE room with sliders to desirable 8 plus room. R. 274.11. Any person having an appropriate property Inter- UNDERGROUND in Manchaster'a lar­ petitions for relief STORAGE TANKS HAIRDRESSER- Wont to deck. Bright and sunny Raised Ranch type ’r gest shopping center. living room, wonderful froni forfeiture with the Reglonol Commissioner pursuant to A P R I L 28, 1988 get back Into hair­ home. 4 bedrooms, • U.S.C. 1324(b) and 0 C.F.R. 274.13-274.17 without filin g a NEED EXTRA CASH? Fringe benefits, excel­ dressing? Good oppor­ tor entertaining, 2 cor moln floor family claim and pofting a cost bond, ONE NEW ^WHEEL garage, walk-up attic. 9 D R IV E 14,500a G VW lent salaries. Days tunity In a friendly room, plus o finished STANLEY E. McKINLEY salon. Full or part HERALD L o c a te d In P o r te r recreation room, REGIONAL COMMISSIONER UTILITY TRUCK WITH HAVE A PHONE? only. Pleasant work­ CRANE time. 55% commission. ■ AUTOMOTIVE ■ Full Tlm0. Street oreo. $219,900. cathedral celling living D A T E : M A R C H 25, 1988 ing conditions. Not the Anne Miller Real Est­ The Town of Manchester Is C all Rita 649-7897 or room , 2V i bathrooms, C A S E N U M B E R : 882-HAR-01224 usual retail store. 649-8568.______automobile ate, 647-8000.O on equal opportunity em­ WANT TO WORK stone fireplace. Just CLASSIFIED ADS S e RVJCE WRiTER/AoViSOR { 073-03 ployer, and requires an affir­ Apply at once to Ann, X-RAY Technician tor MANCHESTER. New to reduced to $225,000. U 8, mative action policy forallot FROM HOME? Office manager or the morket. Don't miss R Realty, 643-2692. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Its Contractors and Vendors busy orthopaedic prac­ F U LL T IM E • LEOAL NOTICE straight Commlaslons pharmacist. tice In Storrs area. Full mechanics this adorable older Co­ MANCHESTER. Raised as a condition of doing busi­ lonial. Great storter ness with the Town, as per — Income Unllmitedi time. Experience ne­ Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 1 Vi Tht Zoning Board of Appeals will hold o public hearing on Federal Order 11244. LIggitt Pirkidi cessary. Excellent Immediate opening, experience J home. 2 or 3 bedrooms, baths, fireplace, above Monday, April 25,1988ot7:00P.M.IntheHearing RoomTln- Call me for an appoint­ hardwood floors, vinyl coln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and Bid forms, plans and speclfl- Phirmacy starting salary and be­ around pool. Conve­ cotons are available at the ment between 3:30- IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT siding, deep lot. Coll niently located neor consider the following applications: Manchester Parkade nefits. RSply to: Box preferred, but not necessary as we will 0 8 General Services' office. 5pm Onlyl Ask for RR, C/O The M anches­ to r details. $129,900. schools, shopping. R M “«**ovorlance to Article Manchestsr Cenfury 21 Epstein NO. 1157 II, Section 7.05.01 (former Residence M Zone) to TO W N O F ter Herald. M A N A G E R Up To $25,000 train the right individual. Many benefits • Import experience helpful, but not $219,900. Coll 643-9095 or reduce the front yard to 34 feet (40 feet reaulred) MANCHESTER, CT. Dennis Santoro Realty, 647-8895.D 649-2276. and the reor yard to 20 feet (25 feet required) - 41 ROBERT B. WEISS, necessary as we will train. Salary based Charls Road - Residence M Zone. GENERAL MANAGER X-TRA MART Is aeaklng an experl- Including vacation with pay, paid J 643-2711 •noed, highly motivated Individual to man­ ITEM 1 BROADMANOR AtSOCIATES - Request a Special 038-04 NBHMMBlitrB, StBdoalB, RtHruBB, PrtfMBlBaals on experience, good benefits, uniforms < m u NO. 1158 Exception under Article IV, Section 14 and Article age our high volume convenlenoe atorc holidays, etc. J II, Section 12 to hold a carnival and outdoor petting The G. FOX Distribution Center located In Aehford, CT. provided, excellent working conditions — 1 0 0 fro m M ay 12,1988 throu M o y 15,19S8at 344 M id ­ In So. Windsor Is now accepting applications for dle Turnpike West - Business Zone III. MEDICAL 8 merchandise proceteore, who will verify orders, X-TRA MART ie one of the feeteet Apply at once to: J For interview call Tom Dell or Dave, ITEM 1 ROBERT SARRA A FHILIF VAOLICA - Request a NO. IU9 varlanceto Article II, Section 5.01.oi to reduce the RECEPTIONIST/CLERK ticket and hand merchandise and Insure that growing convenlenoe etore ohelne on the 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. frontage requirem ent to 55-.±.feet (75 feet re­ ahipments to our atorsa ere correct. Schedulea Eeet Coeet end ie offering to the qualified quired) and lot area to 4,900-t.square feet (9,000 oendidete e ohenoe to grow with ue. square feet required) to allow the creation of an Full time position with excellent benefits work­ available are: T O M D E L L • additional building lot at 140-142 Birch Street - Re­ ing in ISO-bed SN F . D iverse responsibilities in­ Service Manager ^ sidence B Zone. 7:15 am to 3:45 pm 8 em to 3:45 pm W l O F F B I : clude some phone/typing, work with our Direc­ 7:15 em to 12 Noon 8 am to 12 Noon I'nM 4 STANLEY A PAMELA CHACE - Request a yorl- • MOO* e week • Quarterly Bonua Program MA^O£SreRHOND^ NO. 1148 once to Article II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce the tor of Human Services and patients. Excellent 9 em to 2 pm • Qaaollne Bonua southerly side yard to 3feet (lOfeetrequIred) tore- organizational and personal skills essential. Apply In person between Sam and 5pm, Monday • Major Medloal/Dental Plan *401K Program THE PROFESSIONALS place and extend a deck at 44 Stephen Street - Resi­ MANQfSTERHONCA dence A Zone. Call M arilee Tuller at 875-0771 for information/ thru Friday. We offer a competitive starting rate, a • Opportunity for Advenoemenl At this hM rlng Interested persons may be heard and written appointment. generous Incentive bonus program that enablea FOR SALE BY OWNER commyn