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Wednesday, April 18,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents,

Regional school asks employers to help troubled students

By Rick Santos sports or school clubs. He was con­ If these students are identified, decreased drastically. The program, which ROTC and assembly work.

sidered a potential drop-out. Before that happens, potential Manchester Herald then they can enroll at ROTC. As a resulL school officials are developed with the help of some

However, John — a composite The school, established in 1976, planning a curriculum overhaul, in­ local businesses and agencies, gives employers need to be told of the

John’s father ran out on his portrait of real students created to provides vocational and special cluding the planned expansion of the students work experience under the youths’ emotional problems that re­

mother and he when he was 9. Not maintain their confidentiality — is education to students from on-the-job location program. close supervision of a school staff quire special attention.

long after, John began getting in a coming around. He’s beginning to Manchester as well as other towns ROTC Principal Jack Peak said it member. “It takes a particular type of

lot of fights at school, and before concentrate on his work and to deal in central and eastern Connecticut. It helps supplement the school’s voca­ And so far the endeavor has been employer that is able to do thaL”

long started experimenting with il­ with other students, partly because primarily serves two types of stu­ tional education by allowing stu­ successful at many places like P e^ said.

legal drugs. of a work-experience program he dents — those with emotional dents to develop the interpersonal Manchester Community College, Rayona Hobbs, an employee at

By the time John reached junior has entered at the Regional Occupa­ problems and those who are physi­ skills that come from experiences in Woodland Gardens, and Shop Rite. Woodland Gardens, a local nursery, tional Training Center (ROTC). high, most of his peers thought he cally handicapped or mentally business situations with real bosses But with the increasing number of supervises the ROTC program there. emotionally troubled students. Peak “We think it’s pretty good,” was a rebel. He did little school Students like John are increasing retarded or both. and real responsibilities.

work and earned poor grades. He in Manchester’s schools. School of­ However, while the students with “The most important thing is the is hoping to expand the initiative to Hobbs said. “We feel that we’re ad-

fought with his teachers and other ficials say the numbers are increas­ emotional problems are increasing, interacting with people out on the include new areas such as wood­

students and didn’t participate in ing by about 10 percent annually. those with disabilities have job,” Peak said. working, manufacturing, graphics. Please see ROTC, page 10

House vote Crash ends career

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of town aerial truck ^ F

pro-choice

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between $4,000 and $10,000 and the Parental consent By Rick Santos ^ C D cost for the repairs is estimated at at Manchester Herald proposal also dies H ■< least $8,000. After the town budget is adopted Because the $8,000 for repairs is m

in May, the Police Department, just an initial estimate, likely to rise o By Peter Viles which has a recommended budget of when the 21-year-old vehicle goes The Associated Press $5.8 million, will be asking for an through annual inspections, the

department would rather purchase a additional $90,000 to replace an HARTFORD — The U.S.

aged aerial lift truck that was new truck than do the repairs. Supreme Court’s landmark Roe vs. |— 3 0 damaged when it was struck by an “Obviously you don’t want to put Wade ruling will become part of in 100 percent of the current value O O 18-wheelcr on Pleasant Valley state law, replacing Uie stale’s unen­ Road. into repairs,” said town Budget and forced criminal anti-abortion laws, O - n

Money for a new truck was not Research Officer Robert Huestis. under a bill that swept easily

included in this year’s request be­ Huestis said also that the inspec­ through the House and is headed for tions are very stringent because of cause the accident happened too the Senate. late, said Town Manager Richard the age and function of the vehicle, jAfter five hours of occasionally

Sartor at a workshop on the police which with its 32-foot arm and emotional debate Tuesday, the O O bucket is used to lift woricers to budget Tuesday night. House approved the bill on a 136-12 m z The lift truck, described by repair U^affic lights and other high vote, f^esage in the Senate is con­ a > Deputy Ftolicc Chief Henry “Bud” sidered likely. > r - Minor as a 1969 Dodjte, is valued Please see TRUCK, page 10 The House easily defeated a key 30 05 amendment that would have re­

quired girls 15 and under to inform 3D >

an adult relative of their decision to > have an abortion.

Although the final bill contained ■ D two concessions that abortion op­

ponents touted as small victories, pro-choice activists and lawmakers said they were the big winners.

“It’s a huge victory, a victory for

women in this slate,” said Betty Gallo, a lobbyist for the Connecticut

Coalition for Choice.

“Even if Roe versus Wade got

overturned tomorrow, wc now have

that same exact law on the books in

Connecticut. The woman’s right to

choose is protected in Coiuicclicut.”

“This may be the most aggres­

sive, pro-choicc piece of legislation

since Webster," Gallo said.

She was referring to the U.S.

Judy HaiHing/Maridiester Herald Supreme Court’s decision last .sum­

mer in a Missouri case. Webster vs.

SPRING CLEANING — Lauri Engman, top photo, washes Reproductive Health Services, that

down the sidewalk in front of the Full Gospel Interdenomina­ gave slates greater power to resuici

abortions. tional Church on Main Street Tuesday in preparation for a

House leaders, meanwhile, ministers’ convention. At left. Brad Palmer, of the Manchester described the bill as a compromise

Water Department, flushes out a winter’s worth of rust and that merely writes into law the cur­ Judy HanilngA4andiMMr Herald sand from a hydrant at the corner of Main and Bissell. rent state policy toward abortion.

“I don’t think this changes any­

thing,” Rep. Doug Minu, D-Nor-

walk, said of the bill, which he

helped write. "People can read into 1

Supreme Court limits power New collection efforts, it whatever they want to read into it.

We wrote into stale law what is ilic current praeiiee in Connecticut

now.” ads key to bank’s plan of judge in desegregation suit

The slate’s anti-abortion laws

were rendered unenforceable by the WASHINGTON (AP) — The The desegregation decision, White wrote. BOSTON (AP) — Bank of New regional bank." U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe vs. Supreme Court ruled today that a despite overruling the judge’s tax Chief Justice William H. Rchn- England Corp. has announced a Fish, who look charge at the Wade decision ilial legalized abor- hike, was still a victory for civil plan to make the company smaller bank last month, succeeding federal judge may not personally quist and Justices Anthony M. Ken­ raise property taxes to pay for rights forces. The court upheld most nedy, Sandra Day O’Connor and but stronger as it suuggles to ousted chairman Walter J. Connol­ Plcasc see ABOR TION, page 10 school desegregation but can order of the steps Clark ordered school of­ Antonin Scalia dissented, decrying recover from massive losses. ly, said the company will focus on

school officials to do so. ficials to take to racially desegregate the court’s “casual embrace of taxa­ The strategy, unveiled IXtcsday, areas including retail and commer­ the schools. will create a “collecting" bank to cial bunking, and real estate lend­ By a 9-0 vote, the court said U.S. tion imposed by the unelectcd, life- 9

District Judge Russell G. Clark In a 5-4 vote, the court said the tenured federal judiciary." deal with a mountain of troubled ing.

abused his discretion when he per­ judge could order officials to raise Clark went too far, the court said loans, and will use advertising to “We’re going to keep it simple,"

sonally impo.scd a school district tax taxes to pay for the ordered today. “Local officials should at allay depositor fears. Fish said in a statement. “NVe’rc Index hike in Kan.sas City, Mo. desegregation remedies and could least have the opportunity to devise TTie plan also calls for the bank going to take deposits and we're

to sell its Rhode Island and Maine 20 pagos, 2 sactlons In another major decision insuuci them to ignore suue laws th6ir own solutions to these going to moke sound loons."

released today, tlie court said suites limiting the anount of school taxes. problems,” White wrote. subsidiaries and eventually cut its The bank, which has been

may outlaw all possession and view­ Writing for the court, Justice White’s opinion was joined by assets to about $20 billion, com­ operating under government orders

ing of child pornography — even in Byron While used sweeping lan­ Justices William J. Brennan, Thur- pared with a current level of $25 for more than a month, lost more one’s own home. guage that could affect school- good Marshall, Hairy A. Blackmun billion, and $32 billion last fall. than $1 billion lust year. The bonk

In a 6-3 vote, the court upheld an desegregation cases nationwide. and John Htul Stevens. Lawrence Fish, the company recently announced plans to cut its Locat/State chairman, said solving the bank’s Ohio law that nuikcs it a crime to “A local government with taxing Through the last three decades, payroll by 5,600 workers, or about L o lie ry. 9 problems “will require major Nabon/W)rld possess so-called kiddie pom. The authority may be ordered to levy the court has given federal judges one-lhird, through a combination Obituarios decision extends a 1982 ruling that Uixcs in excess of the limit set by sweeping power to take whatever financial and business restructur­ of layoffs, attrition and tlie sale of

said production and distribution of ing which, while challenging, will O p in io n ____ state statute where there is reason steps necessary to end racial Sports _ sexual depictions of youngsters can based in tiie Constitution for not ob­ allow us to rebuild a strong Plea.se see BANK, page 10 Television be outlawed. serving the statutory limitation,” Please see OVERRUIJED, page 10

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A 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 18. 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 18, 1990—3 RECORD MANCHESTER A Car destroyed in fire f About Town A car caught fire and burned up this morning while on Interstate 84 East in Manchester, according to a spokes­ Death won’t halt 322 homes man for the Eight Utilities Fire Department, wh« PZC member Russia, Zaire to be featured responded to the emergency. By Nancy Foley Plans submitted with the Planning borhood and would lower property Hartford. No one was injured in , the 8 a.m. blaze, which values. He was found April 5 in his anti­ Reservations are open for a dinner and slideshow to be Mcinchester Herald and Zoning Commission called for a destroyed a five-year-old (Chevrolet Celebrity and took Su7.annc Howroyd, 77 Boulder held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Community Baptist 322-unit congregate housing com­ que car in the garage of another firefighters about 10 minutes to extinguish, ^ e spokesf- Road, one of the leaders in the building he owned, with the car’s Church. The show will feature Ann McClain’s trip to A controversial proposal for a plex on 27 acres off Riverside man said. : blazes a trail neighborhood opposition, said today engine running. He died from carb­ 2^re and the Soviet Union. The public is invited. Dona­ congregate, elderly housing com­ Drive. that the neighbors were saddened by tions will be accepted. Call 643-0516 or 643-10% for The cause of the blaze is unknown, he said. The owner plex will go forward despite the The plans were submitted in on monoxide poisoning, and the By Nancy Foley Cook’s death. more information. of the car is Dan Movaney, 43, of Vernon, the spokesman death of developer Aaron Cook, ac­ November, but a public hearing was death was ruled a suicide by the said. Manchester Herald cording to his son. postponed twice. Cook withdrew the However, until the plans are for­ stale Medical Examiner’s office. Program registration opens Aaron Cook said Tuesday that the plans on March 9. mally resubmitted to the PZC, she Cook’s business expanded rapidly after he took over General Oil ten Registration is open for YWCA’s Kinderfun 1990-91 A former member of the Plan­ proposal for Lyman Spring Village Neighbors in the area had circu­ does not want to comment on any program. The state-licensed, non-profit, child-care ning and Zoning Commission used “would not be permanently lated petitions and organized to op­ further opposition, Howroyd said. years ago, but it suffered for the past kindergarten program runs from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Police Roundup to joke that ^ ^ o n Taggart, its withdrawn.” He declined to com­ pose the constmetion, saying it did Cook, 51, of M Wyllis St., was three years because of warm winters, said those who knew him. five days a week. Bus transportation is provided. Call (Hily female member, had the job ment further. not belong in a residential neigh­ the owner of General Oil Co. of East 647-1437 for more information. of getting coffee for the commis­ Ex-employee faces charges sioners. Swamp walk is planned A man who was fired Monday from a job at When the commission met early A simset walk will be held in honor of Earth Day on Manchester Movers Inc. was arrest^ that day at the Saturday morning, he would say Friday evening along the wetlands at Warner Swamp off company on weapons charges and for allegedly threaten­ that was no problem for her be­ Hebron Road. Those interested should meet at 6 p.m. at ing a company employee who fired him, police said. < cause women are used to getting Bentley Memorial Library, 206 Bolton Center Road. Steven E. Cratty, 28, of Lisbon, was charged with up early to make breakfast. Waterproof boots and appropriate clothing are recom­ threatening and possession of a sawed-off shotgun, Other than those jokes, which mend^. For more information, call 649-8066. The walk police said. He was released on a $1,000 cash bond and Taggart largely brushed off, her is sponsored by the Bolton Earth Day Committee. scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court, police role as the only woman on the said. ; commission and only the second MARION TAGGART Home seminars are offered A manager of the company complained to police at woman to ever serve on the com­ ... describes changing city A series of free “How-To” seminars designed to teach The Associated Press 11:10 ajn. that Cratty, a driver for the company, had mission has not been a big deal. threatened an employee of the firm who had fired him, She has always been treated in planning and zoning issues from area homeowners the techniques needed to successfully HORSE IN THE HOUSE — Bernard and Ellen Beikirch’s pet Micky horses around in the complete a variety of exterior home improvement police said. with respect by the other members her late husband who was inter­ projects are being sponsored by Grossman’s. The semi­ living room of their suburban Rochester, N.Y., home earlier this year. A judge ruled on The employee told police that after the firing, Cratty and the developers who come ested in property. She now nars will be held Monday through Friday from 6:30 to Monday that they could keep their pet. had threatened to get a gun, police said. before the commission, she said. manages some rental property. 8:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at A search of the truck (Tratty was driving revealed a And the late chairman, Alfred W. She also has a degree in home Grossman’s, 145 Spencer St. Topics to be discussed in­ sawed-off shotgun, the barrel of which was 25.75 inches Sieffert, went out of his way to economics from Nasson College in clude: fencing, framing and siding, roofing, sheds, long, or under the legal limit of 26 inches in length. make sure she was treated equally, Maine, which she attended in she added. replacement windows and decks. police said. Shotgun barrel lengths are limited to prevent 1939, and a masters degree in Obituaries Taggart, secretary of the com­ people from concealing them, police said. community nutrition from the Environment to be discussed mission, became a full member in University of Connecticut. Hei John S. Carp Man charged with bigamy the fall, after serving eight years as family encouraged her to get an “Protecting Your Community Water Supply” is the from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Leonard, both of Enfield, and A Manchester man was arrested Tbesday on charges of an alternate. She has lived on education, she said, at a time when John S. Carp, 68, of East topic of a lecture to be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the Ar­ Richard Leonard in Arizona; two bigamy after one of his wives complained to police, Woodland Street in Manchester many people still believed it was Hartford, husband of Hermine M. John J. Cleary Jr. bors at Hop Brook retirement community, 403 W. Center sisters, Carol Bagot of Westchester police said. most of her life. unnecessary if a woman was to (Sperl) Carp, died Monday (April John J. Cleary Jr., 60, of St. Robert Young, administrator for the Manchester water and Bertha Milotte of East Windsor; Richard Allen Bucy, 47, of 18 Banks St., already was, The Manchester she remembers marry. and sewer supply system, will speak. 16, 1^0) at Manchester Memorial Wethersfield, husband of the late nine grandchildren; a great- married to another woman when he married the 37-year- as a young girl did not include a Her grandmother was a widow, Marion (Butler) Cleary, died Tlies- Coast Guard team to visit Hospital. granddaughter; several nieces and old woman he lives with in Manchester, police said. Pukade, or two major highways and believed that her daughters He was bom in the Buckland sec­ day (April 17, 1990) at St. Francis nephews; and a close friend, Stan The couple were married on March 4, 1986, in Ver­ running through it A trip to E ^ t should work because they could tion of Manchester. The United States Coast Guard team will demonstrate Hospital and Medical Center. He is Birtles of Old Lyme. She was mont and lived in Vermont and Massachusetts before Hartford took half an hour, she not depend on a man to take care He is also survived by two sisters, the Fellowcraft Degree Tbesday during a 7:30 p.m. meet­ survived by his son, Thomas F. predeceased by a daughter, Violet moving to Manchester in Oct. 1989, police said. said, and the (Theney mills were of them. 'Taggart’s mother was an ing of the Manchester Lodge of Masons, Chapter No. 73, Josephine Treglia of Hartford, and Cleary of Bolton, and his brother, Carr. In 1964, Richard Bucy married a different woman, still operating. office manager, a man’s field at Katharine Sutton of Vernon; and at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Michael F. Cleary of Coventry. The .funeral will be Friday at 11 with whom he lived for 17 years until 1981, police said. “As a child, I remember waving the time. several nieces and nephews. He is also survived by two other a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Bucy told police he initiated divorce proceedings in to the conductor when the train "I’m the product of a working The funeral will be Thursday at sons, Robert J. Cleary of New 400 Main St. Burial will be in the 1985, but the effort was unsuccessful, police said.. went by,” Taggart said. mother,” she said. When a woman 8:15 a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney Group plans meeting Hartford, and William J. Cleary of veterans section of East Cemetery. Bucy’s second wife made the complaint, police said. But Ae growth of the airlines works, her interests are broader Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Adult Children of Alcoholics meets Wednesdays from Wethersfield; three daughters, Calling hours are Thursday from 2 Bucy was released on a $5(X) bond and scheduled to ap­ after the S ^ n d World War. and and she has more to talk about, 6 to 7 p.m. in room CL-219c in the Lowe Building of East Hartford, with a Mass of (Thris- Patricia A. Ledingham of the Ter- to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. pear April 25 in Manchester Superior Court, police said. the greater mobility they gave Taggart said. Reginald Pimo/Mancheslef Herald Manchester Community College. For more information, tian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Chris­ ryville section of Plymouth, Sara C. Memorial donations may be made people, brought in an influx of new Taggart, however, did leave her GANG WARFARE — The police chase gang members in a Zizka as "Schrank"; Pierre Marteney, "Officer Krupke”; James call 647-6062. topher Church, 538 Brewer St., East Sullivan of Sturbridge, Mass., and to the American Heart Association residents to the town, Taggart said. own job at Manchester Memorial Hartford. Burial will be at the con­ Joan M. Quagliano of Bristol; of Greater Hartford, 5 Brookside Even during the years she has Hospital, when her daughter Mar­ scene from rehearsals for “West Side Story" at Manchester Ganzer, “Riff”; Kevin Distefano, "Arab"; and Chris Stone, “Big venience of the family. Calling another brother, Edward J. Cleary of Drive, Wallingford 06492, or the been on the commission, the town jorie was four years old. The High School. The musical will be performed there Friday, Deal." hours arc today from 7 to 8 p.m. Correction Middletown; a sister, Mary M. Mc- American Red Cross, 20 Hartford has grown tremendously, Taggart couple had tried for many years to Saturday and April 27 and 28. From left to right, are Mike Memorial donations may be made Nary of Wayland, Mass.; and three Road. said. Twenty-five percent of the have a child and when they did, Lottery to the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ grandchildren. He was predeceased A photograph in the April 11 Manchester Herald about land was vacant in 1981, while her husband Calvin wanted her to tal Development Fund Inc. — Arthur O. Buttero by a sister, Anne C. Cot ter. the crowning of Joyce Beebe of Vernon as the queen of now almost no land is available, stay home. Memorial Gifts Program, 71 Haynes The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 Arthur O. Buttero, 90, husband of the Manchester WATES was taken at Orange Hall, 72 E. Here are Thesday’s lottery results from around New she said. Though she stayed active doing St. a.m. at the Rose Hill Fioncr^ Home, the late Angeline (Lovello) Buttero, Center St. A caption misidentified where the photograph Longest seeks 8th presidency But Taggart sees the develop­ volunteer work over the years, England: of 1146 Main St., died TUesday was taken. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, followed ment as good, or at least un­ Taggart said, “Sometimes, I think I CONNECTICUT (April 17, 1990) at Burnside Con­ first vowed to seek the office after and integrity to bring credit and James F. Early by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 avoidable. The new mall at Buck- would have been better off to stay By Alex Girelli Daily: 7-9-3. Play Four: 1-8-8-3. Lotto: valescent Home. Landers declined to recommend him respect to our district.” a.m. at the Church of the Incarna­ land Hills, for example, has at work and get paid for it, rather 05-06-22-31-41-43. James F. Early, 64, of He was bom in Hartford, and he Manchester Herald Lassow, who served as district tion, Wethersfield. Burial will be in brought more tax dollars to than do volunteer work.” for reappointment as public works MASSACHUSETTS Manchester, died Monday (April 16, lived there and in Newington before president for 11 years and a director Rose Hill Memorial 13ark, Rocky Manchester. In 1981, when she was being commissioner, a post he had held for Daily: 9-8-8-3. 1990) at Manchester Memorial moving to Manchester five years Public Meetings before that, said the group would try Hill. Calling hours arc Thursday “There would be a mall along considered for the appointment to In a departure from precedent, 12 years. NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND Hospital. ago. He was a member of the to make fiscal responsibility its from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 84 east of the River somewhere. the PZC, her husbwd, from his three candidates for office in the Lassow said that while the can­ New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine daily: 6-9-6 and He was bom in West Hartford, AARP, and a former member of the didates are not likely to agree on byword. He said he is running again 7-4-6-9. lived in Hartford, and was a Betty Powers Public meetings scheduled for today: Why not let Manchester benefit hospital bed, encouraged her to Eighth Utilities District jointly an­ Newington Grange No. 44, and the nounced their candidacies at a press everything, they regard themselves to make the district a viable section RHODE ISLAND Manchester resident for the past four Betty (Leonard) Powers, 67, of from the tax money?” she said. “If compete for the nomination. of Manchester. He said a strong Connecticut National Guard. Manchester South Windsor had enticed the Taggart said she enjoys her conference Diesday night. as a team. Daily: 6-8-3-6. Lot-O-Bucks: 04-20-23-28-37. years. He was a U.S. Army Air Old Lyme, formerly of ivlanchester, He is survived by a daughter and Eighth District will held the town. Budget Workshop, Lincoln Center hearing room, 5 developer we would have had the work on the commission. “It’s like As expected long-time district Longest has been a district direc­ Corps veteran of World War II. He died Monday (April 16, 1990) at St. son-in-law, Marie and John DeLuc- Chirico, a Manchester native and p.m. traffic and had to furnish the police a part-time job.” Director Samuel Longest will seek tor since 1976. He said that one of was a member of the Veterans of Francis Hospital and Medical Cen­ co Sr. of Manchester, three sons. the accomplishments over the years lifelong district resident, said in a Foreign Wars. Commission for the Disabled, Senior Center, 7:30 and fire protection and not had as I^rtisan politics has never inter­ the district presidency, opposing in­ ter. She was the wife of the late Rev. Michael Buttero of New in which he has taken pride were ac­ prepared statement that she wants to He was cited for bravery by the p.m. much of the tax money." fered with the work of the PZC, cumbent Thomas E. Landers. Thoughts Raymond Powers. Britain, and Francis J. Gialluca of Former district president Gordon ting as chief negotiator for the diS'* give her time and talents to as a city of Hanford after saving a She was bom in Plainville, Jan. New Britain, and Peter J. Gialluca of Andover Another developer in South she said. She is opposed to having director to make the district and the Windsor had fought with Homart PZC officials e le c t^ which some Lassow will seek re-election as a trict in reaching what he described woman from drowning in the Con­ 26, 1923 and was an Old Lyme resi­ Preston; a brother, Peter Buttero of as the picacc agreement between the town even a better place to live. Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 5 pan. to develop the mall and the two have suggested. When they are ap­ director and a newcomer, Angela necticut River on a winter’s day. dent for five years, living previously West Hartford; a sister, Marie Ferry district and the town. Chirico, of 21 Canterbury St., is Considering the persuasiveness of unhappiness or He is survived by a sister, Helen eventually merged into one pointed, they do not owe anybody Litrico Chirico, assistant treasurer of in East Hartford and Manchester. of New Port Richey, Fla.; 17 Bolton Manchester State Bank, will run for Longest said in a prepared state­ the wife of a district volunteer depression in Western society, and recognizing that it Suppicich of Wethersfield; a niece Before retiring, she was employed at grandchildren; and 20 great­ partnership. anything, she said. firefighter, Vincent Chirico. stems primarily from causes which arc controllable, the Planning Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 The fact that Manchester is lo­ According to town records, the the director post now held by Lor­ ment that the agrcemciit would not and a nephew; and a close friend, Fairway of Manchester, Kimberly grandchildren. p.m. have been possible without the She said that friends an neighbors pertinent question is: How can one achieve happiness? Sabina McCarthy of Manchester. cated along two major highways only other woman to serve on the raine Boutin, who will not seek re- Hall Nursing Home, and as a driver The funeral will be Friday at 10 Zoning Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 pan. election. cooperation of the district directors. have urged her to run and she said People err in pursuing it as a goal in itself. In the words The funeral will be Thursday at for the Dial-A-Ride program in a.m. at the Guiliano-Sagarino also makes growth inevitable, she PZC was Dorothy Jacobsen, a that if elected she would work of Nathaniel Hawthorne: “Happiness is a butterfly, Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:30 p.m. said. “I think there’s no way to Republican appointed to the com­ Normally candidates for district Longest said he also proud that 8:15 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Hartford. Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., during his tenure as public works toward the continued success and in- which, when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, j keep Manchester from growing be­ mission in the 1950s. office announce their candidacies Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, fol­ She is survived by a son, Hartford, followed by a Mass of Coventry commissioner, the district was able dcpcnd'’ncc of the district. but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon cause it’s centrally located be­ Besides the PZC, Taggart’s individually. lowed by a Mass of Christian burial Raymond Powers of Manchester; Christian burial at St. Bridget Pension Committee, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. to modernize the sewer department This will be her first run for you.” tween Boston and New York,” she m^jor interests include politics and The campaigns of all three will be at 9 a.m. at Corpus Christi Church, two daughters, Sharon Chandler of Church at 11 a.m. Burial will be in Conservation Commission, Town Office Buildina and keep pace with expansion. He public office. One must consciously choose to develop attitudes said. religion. ‘TTiose are two things managed by Betty Sadloski, who Wethersfield. Burial will be in Rose Rocky Hill and Gaynelle Renshaw Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ 7:30 p.m. cited his service on the committee Longest said he urged CJhirico to from which happiness proceeds — blessed (happy) arc It’s also unfair not to let the you’re not supposed to talk about” headed the unsuccessful campaign Hill Memorial ftirk with military of Stuttgart, West Germany; three field. Calling hours are Thursday Veteran’s Memorial Commission, Town Office Build­ that pLinned the renovation of the run for the post after she had volun­ the poor in spirit, those who mourn, etc. (Matthew 5:3f0. owner of a piece of property build She has active with the by Lassow against Landers. Director SAMUEL LONGEST honors. Calling hours arc today brothers, Edward Leonard and f^ul from 5 to 9 p.m. ing, 7:30 p.m. fonner Willis garage to district teered to work toward his election as Fundamental to happiness is a personal faith in God Second Congregational Church. Willard Marvin participated in the ... cites peace pact School Building Committee, Covenuy High School, on it, Taggart said. “You can’t ex­ headquarters as another source of president. which brings certainty and meaning to life. From this pect a man to own property and Also, she is fonner vice-chair­ conference and supported the trio. room 28,7:30 p.m. satisfaction. But he said that in all faith comes the only purpose that will sustain — one not develop it.” she said. “If you woman of the Republican Town Longest said: "I’m running for the Affordable Housing, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. cases the results came about from with eternal implications. Births don’t want a piece of propmy Committee, as well as a district position, not against Tom (Landers)” He said he called the press con­ team effort. To be happy one must accept responsibility for his life. developed, you should buy it and leader, and is currently on the ex­ MANCHESTER ROTARY CLUB He asked for voter support in When will life get better for you? When you get better, pay the taxes." ecutive committee for the ference to end speculation about nal grandparents are Frances and Frank Bums of 27 May 23 election and pledged “con­ irricom es for no one can make the necessary changes but you. One HADDAD, Jasmine Jade, daughter of Joseph M. and Manchester Herald She developed her own interest Republican Women’s Gub. whether he would run. But he said \ must also develop meaningful relationships. And he mu.st Sylvia Hasch Haddad of 516 Bush Hill Road, was bom Montclair Drive. His paternal grand^ents are Thomas he has never said otherwise after he tinued sincerity, honesty, dedication. learn to live today, not dwelling on yesterday’s failures March 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ and Marie Landers, 501 1-2 Tolland TUmpike. nor borrowing tomorrow’s uoubles (Matt. 6:34). Finally, nal grandmother is Asuida Hasch of Portland. Her pater­ CROSS, Alexander Richard, son of Mark R. and Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. ■CLIP&SAVEx he must adjust to what is. “Happiness doesn’t come from nal grandparents arc Monssa and Dora Haddad of Zghor- Carol Pickup Cross of 146 Green Road, was bom March Daily publication since OcL 1 .1914. having what you want but from wanting what you have.” ui, Lebanon. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal LANDERS, Thomas Andrew, son of Thomas E. and grandparents are Francis and Mary Pickup of Mid­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CIX, No. 169 Eugene Brewer Ellen Bums Landers Jr. of 425 N. Main St., was bom dletown. His paternal grandmother is Betty Downie of Publisher 1 March 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mater­ Church of Christ Springfield, Mass. Penny M Stefterl STOP SMOKING

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ATLANTA (AP) — The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, tions of that country’s 10th anniversary of independence. U.S. wins order who shared 17 jail cells with Martin Luther King Jr„ “When our home was bombed and our lives were Mexico queries U.S, on kidnap report marched with him in Selma, cradled his bloody head in threatened, he was there,” she said. “His strength as a .‘T -GfT A ^ Memphis and broke with his followers over a tell-all tactician and a counselor to Martin during our stru^le memoir, is dead at 64. has been eloquently recorded in Marlin’s own writings freezing reported MEXICO CITY (AP) — Expressing con­ varez arrived in the United States but said the Washington that he has asked for a full report Abernathy died Thesday at Crawford Long Hospital and in the annals of the American civil rights move­ cern over reports a Mexican doctor charged in arrest had violated no laws. on the incident. Thornburgh was to fly to while being prepared fof a lun^ scan to locate a ment.” the niurder of U.S. drug agent Enrique The Times quoted the Mexican sources as Mexico today to attend a conference on drug suspected blood clot, hospital spokeswoman Tisha Bur- King’s son, Fulton County Commissioner Martin C ^ i ^ n a was kidnapped by bounty hunters, saying American officials told them the kid­ enforcement. land said. The cause of death was not immediately Luther King IB, called Abernathy’s death “a very tragic napping was carried out without approval from known. loss to our nation.” cocaine accounts Mexico is pressing Washington for an explana­ Alvarez, 42, is one of 19 Mexicans who tion. Washington. As King’s chief lieutenant, Abernathy was at his side President Bush hailed Abernathy as “a great leader in have been indicted by a federal grand jury in at almost every key battle of the civil ri^ ts movement of the struggle for civil rights for all Americans and a tire­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal records to U.S. authorities after it The physician. Dr. Humberto Alvarez Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said in a state­ Los Angeles on charges of kidnapping, tomb­ the 1950s and ’60s and took his place as leader of the less campaigner for Justice.” investigators following the money agreed to extradite Eduardo Mar­ Machain, was delivered to Los Angeles this ment Tuesday night that Mexican diplomats in ing and killing Camarena, a DEA special Southern (Christian Leadership Conference after King’s The Rev. Joseph Lowery, who succeeded Abernathy trail left by Colombian dmg dealers tinez Romero to face charges that he month to face charges in Camarena’s 1985 tor­ Washington would ask the State Department agent. 1968 assassination. But the fame and adulation enjoyed as president of the SCLC, described Abernathy on Tues­ say the Medellin cocaine cartel laundered drug proceeds for the car­ ture and murder. “about the location and conditions” under by King never quite extended to Abernathy. day as “a faithful servant of the cause of liberty and Jus­ stashed $400 million in 754 U.S. tel through American banks, DJinis The Los Angeles Times reported today that which Alvarez was apprehended. Clharges against suspected participants in the said. Alvarez was kidnapped in an unauthorized It said Mexico was concerned about reports murders in Guadalajara of Camarena and his In a 1986 interview, he lamented that during a visit to tice.” bank accounts — most of them now Abernathy had been in the hospital since March 23 for Martinez “was the sheepherder” operation arranged by officials of the U.S. alleging he “could have been arrested illegally pilot, Alfredo Zavala Avelar, have strained a school in Connecticut, “not a single student knew who frozen under court order. treatment of a sodium deficiency and had suffered The Justice Department said it of the money transfers, DJinis said. E)rug Enforcement Administration’s office in in Mexico with the participation of U.S. U.S.-Mexican relations. I was.” In 1989 he was reviled as a traitor to the cause for suokes in 1983 and 1986. At the time of his death he was won a court order freezing 684 U.S. The investigation also got a boost Los Angeles. authorities.” U.S. law enforcement officials say the writing about King’s alleged marital infidelity in his pastor of West Hunter Street Baptist Church. bank accounts as a result of a in October when Colombian police Citing unnamed Mexican sources close to Leftist politicians and newspaper columnists Mexican government failed to respond to their autobiography, “And The Walls Came Tumbling Down.” Bom in Linden, Ala., the son of a farmer, Abernathy painstaking investigation of finan­ seized financial records of alleged the case, it said a bounty of up to $50,(XX) have been calling the case an affront to requests to extradite several defendants. Abernathy wrote that King spent time with two women Joined with King in 1955 to lead the Montgomery, Ala., cial transactions used by Colombian cartel member Jose Gonzalo reportedly was offered to the four kidnappers Mexico’s sovereignty for two weeks, but this Mexican officials say the United States had and had a violent argument with one in the 24 hours bus boycott that lifted King to national fame. For the next drug lords to hide at least $1.2 bil­ Rodriguez Gacha, officials said. and two pilots who took Alvarez from Mexico was the first expression of concern from the never requested the extradition of Alvarez or The Assodated Press 13 years King and Abernathy were virtually inseparable. An analysis of those records to El Paso, Texas, where he was arrested on Mexican government. before his assassination. lion. anyone else indicted in the case. King’s widow, Coretla Scott King, was among those “We were known as the civil rights twins,” Abernathy The order, signed by a federal enabled U.S. authorities last fall to April 3. On Tuesday, the counUy’s Congress asked R IG H T HAND MAN — The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, right hand man to Martin Luther King, who praised Abernathy on TUesday. She issued a state­ once recalled. “We always sought to complement each freeze $62 million Rodriguez kept in Frank Shults, a DEA spokesman in for an investigation and U.S. Attorney General A Jan. 31 indictment in Los Angeles con­ judge in Atlanta, also directed 173 died Tuesday at the age of 64. ment from Zimbabwe, where she was attending celebra­ other. I never tried to be a copy of him banks in 22 states and the nation’s this country, Luxembourg, Switzer­ Washington, would not comment on how Al­ Dick Thornburgh told a news conference in tained the latest round of charges in the case. capital to provide records to land, Austria and Great Britain. prosecutors. Those countries furnished bank The Justice Department said records used by investigators to Tuesday its long-running investiga­ trace funds frozen this week in the tion of Colombian drug dealers, U.S. accounts. in the Greater dubbed “Operation Polar Cap,” The U.S. accounts allegedly were Manchester Area ; determined that the accounts once set up by Martinez or other OPPORTUNITIES contained $400 million the Medellin representatives of cartel members, cartel amassed from selling cocaine including Fhblo Escobar and Jorge REAL ESTATE 995 Main 8 t, in America. Ochoa, officials said. Escobar and M a nc h aa ta r RK\L ESTATE All but $50 million of the money Ochoa, still in Colombia, are among REAL 647-7653 985 Main Street was spirited out of this country and nine defendants charged with Mar­ ESTATE Manchester. CT 06040 placed into foreign accounts. It then tinez in the Atlanta case. STRANO 643-4060 was wired back to U.S. banks to Banco de Occidente of Panama 63 East Center Street, Manchester (20.3) 647-8000 finance continued cartel operations has pleaded guilty to money REAL ESTATE SERVICES in this country, officials said. laundering charges contained in the Authorities said they did not indictment. "You've Got A Good Friend In Real Estate" SENTRY’S MANCHESTER TEAM WORKS FOR YOU! know how much money is left in the Attorney General Dick O accounts. But information from the 63 East Center St, Manchester 643-4060 Thornburgh said the Justice Depart­ JO -n records should “point fingers in a lot COUNTRY CLUBBIN'III ment’s action “seeks to lift the veil $194,900 of directions,” helping investigators Vbu must see to appreciate this 3 bedroom ^ F of secrecy over the financial net­ pursue the money trail further, said Townhouse with 2 full baths and 2 half baths. Peter G. DJinis, a Justice Depart­ work of these narco-terrorists.” Ibu 'll find a family room and office tool Central The money also was traced Iff# Joan Inguantl air conditioning, central vacuum, and custom — m ment lawyer. TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! interiof. Tennis courts and swimming p;ool on through banks in Umguay, Canada, ‘^ C R S , G r }“* Susan Donahu. johnGaralda Skip Harvey 0 O “The manner in which the Medel­ Lower level has 3 rooms & bath. Main level — 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms premises. Don't miss outi Colombia and Panama. MANCHESTER $154,9M lin cartel has laundered its money is MANCHESTER $117,900 & dining room, or 3 bedrooms. Sliders to large deck, garage with In Miami, Customs Commis­ Immaculate 3 bedroom homo. Priced to opener. Priced to sell at $169,900. 2 CD overwhelming in size and com­ Sell I Specialties Include fireplaced living Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch with i nREPLACESIIi H - < sioner Carol Hallett said the bank room and In-ground Sabrina pool. Joan In- finished lower level for possible In-law/ plexity,” the Justice Department said guanti. teen suite. 2 car garage. Disris Bourque. $244,900 accounts could not have been traced JUST REDUCEDI This 1735 Colonial must be m in court papers. without the help of the I^namanian MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 Through an operation known as seen to be believed. Totally updated with new government that replaced Gen. roof and foundation, new furnace and wiring, “La Mina,” the cartel laundered Manuel Antonio Noriega. new Kitchen and baths. Formal dining room, more than $1 billion through the David Murdock Robin Lee Sargent 4-5 bedrooms. Wide pine floors and waincost­ Diane Johnson ing throughout. 1.8 ACRES or 11 acres for 1 m Chase Manhattan Bank and the Justice Department officials said fariming or developing or home businessll Bank of New York in 1987 and they did not bother to seek NOT JUST FOR JO 1988, the department said. F^amanian bank records until after IN-LAWSIII Agents of the Drug Enforcement the U.S. invasion that led to MANCHESTER $199,900 $370,000 o o Immaculate 3-4 bedroom Colonial with NEWLY LISTEDI Dutch Colonial has 7 room." O Administration, the Internal Noriega’s arrest in December on Spa & sauna plus many more amenities. BOLTON $219 900 in the main house plus a 3 room apartment for T1 Spidoos 4 bwtroom. 2 't bah horns od’sdno ONLY 2 UNITS REMAINING!! Revenue Service and the U.S. Cus­ In-law apt. with separate entrance. A must a total ol 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms and 2 '/i federal drug charges. ooumiy chtmi with stream a woods ysl lust SPEaAL BUILDER FINANCING toms Service used information from seel Doris Bourque. minutes from r364. Joan Inguantl. baths. First floor den, fireplace. House is Noriega is awaiting trial in Miami MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-4060 New, 2 bedroom quality built Townhouses. II /2 baths, cathedral ceil­ situated on 7.34 ACRES with the possible MANCHESTER OFFICE 643-40B0 Gayle Sonstrom Sally Sullivan Robert Taylor Richard Valentine Marilyn V^tleronl banks used by the cartel in eight on charges unrelated to “Operation ings, skylights, garage with opener. Superb locationi (201 New State GRI subdivision ol 3 additional building lots o ) foreign countries to unscramble the KAREN ESTATES — NEW CONSTRUCTIONI Single Famly attached homss starting Irom SI33.M0. >1 Privacy personified 11 Polar Cap.” S«tor financing avallabie. Road, Manchester) $138,900. “You’ve Got A Friend in Real Estate complex web of financial transac­ The Justice Department said it MANCHESTER o o tions. does not have evidence that the U.S. ‘ m z “ •ASK ABOUT OUR HEW HOME GUARANTEED SALES PROGRAM' MALLARD VIEW An important break occurred banks were knowing participants in OPEN SUNDAYS 1-4 PM D > when Colombia turned over bank the money laundering scheme. > i - JO CO RE^ JO > Trade deficit down; > ?:*filer ^^ol^lfanchestar. CT 060n0 647 -1 419 TWO ACRES WITH HORSE BARN 147 Grant Hill Road, N. Covaniry u company this 3 BR Dutch Colonial. New 7+ room 2 '/r bath Cape. 1st floor flreplacod family room, 1st L O TS O F SRACE in this perfect home Fenced pasture, frontage on Willimantic floor laundry/mud room. 3 BR's on 2nd floor. Bookcases, 6 panel smallest in 6 years for first-time buyers! New carpeting, fur- River. Above-ground pool. Easy access solid doors, crown moldings, gorgeous loll Reduced $10,000 to eaesu finished basement with $109,900. DIR: Rt. 364 to end Rt. 44 left at Highland R irk Market light BRAND NEW LISTING!! to Routes 44 & 1-84. NORTH 47 Rgal Estate Lovely Older Colonial on Cambridge Sl in Manchester. 3 woodstove & boilt-ins. Possible 4th BR/ to Grant Hill. Tally our best buyl WASHINGTON (AP) — The he was looking for a 1990 trade COVENTRY, PRICED TO SELL AT Office. Quiet neighborhood. NORTH "WE ARE SELLING HOUSES." bedroonu plus sewing room and 6x6’ pantry off an eat-in $159,900. U.S. trade deficit shrank dramatical­ deficit of $105 billion, down only COVENTRY, $138,800. kitchen. Waddell School. This home is in MOVE-IN condi­ ly to $6.49 billion in February, the slightly from an $109 billion im­ 647-8400 tion and priced righll $134,900. smallest imbalance in more th ^ six balance in 1989. 168 Main Street, Manehehter years, the government reported In February, oil imjxrrts, which today. had surged by 44 percent in January, The Commerce Department said fell by 20 percent to $4.71 billion as that the 30 percent improvement both the volume of shipments and ^ jiyi: from a $9.32 billion January deficit the price per barrel dropped. DISTINCTIVE HOMES FROM $139,900 came primarily from a big drop in TTie big swing in both months A RARE FIND! Contemporary Cape with Contomponry Split NO ASSOCIATION FEES imported oil. spacious open floor plan. Breakfast bar, Price ReduclionI $170's. C a l Ron Four­ Congratulatlona ONE FLOOR UVING was weather related. A severe cold Unique 2 BR 2 baths unit all on 1 floorl DirIng room, fireplaood living Total imports fell by 7.6 percent NEW U S TIN G ! Large, private fenced-in fireplace in living room & a woodfcoal nier - 649-3007. BRING YOUR GOLF CLUBS snap in December depleted supplies back yard with above-ground pool & stove. First floor den & 2nd floor loft Diane CUtmollol room, 1st floor laundry, custom kitchen, gorgeous porches, attached garage and full basement also 3 BRs, cathedral ceiling, skylight, When you view this majestic 8-r room Colonial, 2 lull and 2 half baths. to $38.12 billion while U.S. exports, and forced record imports in deck. Perfect for family gatherings! suitable for home office. Full length On being 1969 Multi-Million Dollar fireplaced L.R., dining room, custom kitchen, P 'r baths, attached Large rooms and a premier location overicioking the Manchester Producer and winner o( the prestigious which had a record level in January. However, unusually warm Super clean, recently redone. Hardwood upper balcony. Private lot with rear yard garage and full basemenll DIR: Tolland Tpke. or No. Main to Union to Country Oub. floors throughout. A must seel N O R TH bordering on CHS Athletic Field. Cktnnedicul Presidential Awardl "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES ' SEE YOU LATER January, edged down a slight 1 per­ weather in January reduced oil Rossetto Dr cent to $31.63 billion. The trade demand in Febmary. COVENTRY, $137,775. COVENTRY, $153,900. ALLIGATOR!!! •WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES ’ PSST OVER HERE...... Original owners are retiring South atHi are anxirnis for a deficit is the difference between Aruilysis said with domestic oil 647-8120 On Henry Sl in Manchester we've listed this immaculate new family to move ini MINT CONDITION what America imports and what it production now at 25-year tows, S-f room Ranchi 2-3 bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, TIIKOUGIIOUT featuring 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, t.S baths. sells abroad. they expect foreign oil shipments to IHILIPS walk-up attic for great storage, full basement, rec room, Fireplace, hardwood floors, family room, extra storage, Blanchard & Rossetto newer siding and roof for a maintenance-free exterior. The changes gave the United resume rising in coming months m tt REAL ESTATE T*rTTT;i| tool shed, 63x206 lot boaiting beautiful grounds accented States its lowest monthly trade im­ l«teer with lovely roae buihesl DON'T MISS THIS ONEI SPRING ST., MANCHESTER. MARTIN SCHOOL NEW with the price expected to climb as CIlliiM OltaiMii PRICE $183,900, balance since December 1983, when well. 3466 D Main St., Cov3nt'y RFAL ESTATE 646-2482 $139,900. it was $5.68 billion. 742-1450 543 N. Main St. The February deficit was sig­ OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO '5 PM nificantly better than had been ex­ Manchester pected, but economists said that the OnhJ^ good news was likely to be Business Sanaa An American Dreamt 647-8895 shortlived. M>ur own piece of real estate lor your Is what this home, bam, 4 plus acres is 1 D.W.FISH oifice. Rexbis floor plan, lower level all about. The 8 room, 4 bedroom home That would be a blow to the Bush EPSTEIN REALTY < 2 administration, which is counting on THE REALTY COMPANY- I I n JLX X a n d (hardens(iardrns'"' conlerenoe, Ibrary or training room. is just simply magnificent. \bu need to ^ « i« Joyce G Epstein further gains in U.S. exports to lift 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER Second floor rental unit for additional in- see all this properly has to otter, fl's in- credble. Asking in the $400's. C a l Bar- SOUTH WINDSOR the fortunes of American manufac­ 871-1400 fiAn-lSQl uome. Asking $295,000. Call Barbara MANCHESTER $139,900 647-1419. bara647-1419. Price reduced on this immaculate 7 room R ais^ Ranch. Cathedral DRASTIC REDUCTION turers and provide a boost to a slug­ ceilinoed livina room, formal dining room. 3 bedrooms, spacious Owner wants mama-oo the great 2 gish U.S. economy. EXCEPTIONAL JkriiV S>m S e ^ ^ o d sun deck, fireplace. 2 baths, etc. $195,000. bodaxim unil lealunng Aral floor bedroom. Many private economists said that HOHEI 2 lull baths, flraplace. fu> basement end EAST MEADOW much more Call tor detaili. the trade deficit may actually begin MANCHESTER COVENTRY rising again this year as tlie United $74,900 $172,900 Flrtt taka time to enjoy States grows more dependent on One bedroom mid-rise the Interior featuret on foreign oil and demand for exports Condo In s cboioe loca­ h it Impeccable Colonlar tion near thopping, but induding countiy kitchen MANCHESTER $179,900 9 weakens because of the strength of or>d highw ay. and let door F.R. than NEW LISTING the U.S. dollar. A stronger dollar ratal on the private deck T f y r r r Nicely mainlajned 3 b«lroom home, heah overtooking a gorgeout ly wallpapered, move in condition, tovely makes American goods less com­ treed lo t. family room with fireplace, great yard lor petitive on foreign markets. kxfi Caff today for details Analysts were particularly dis­ Custom Craned turbed by the fact that there were WELL CARED FOR PARK-UKE TARD Dutch Cape that backs up to aa es of MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR widespread declines in a variety of $199,900 SOUTH WINDSOR open space. Beautiful touches in every Back on the tu r k e t Immaculte U4R 7 room Contemporary. Large first floor family room, U.S. export categories. The 1 per­ Newer vinyl tided $227,600 room. Enjoyable firelaoed lam ly room Cozy 2 bedroom, fi/z baths, large lot 2 F ’l M'D-E R 'S G U I D E Lovely nine room U a R MANCHESTER $149,900 Raised Ranch dote to that opens to 3 season porch. Inground car rarnage house garage. The price'is formal dining room, sunny kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2*/2 baths and much cent overall drop wold have been home with private Irv FAMlUr HOME tchooli, thopping and pool, fruit trees, brkk walks. Sheer 18,000. Call Linda Brown more for onty $285,000. Spoaoua Split, 4 bedroexna. 2 baths, even larger except for a huge Jump highway. Extra bedroom ground pool and cabana. Many unique amenlliea beauty. Asking ^ 2 3 ,0 0 0 . Call Barbara move m condition, ftreplaced kving room, in shipments of aircraft. arid Tinithed rec room In near acnooli A rrxjal to sae walk out lower level. induding two lireplaoea 647-1419. 9 However, analysts said that was a Nioe large yard. and lolt ol bulll-lns. temporary surge attributed to a Coma lake a look today. : regional designated. REA4AX east ol the river as the top reenriting office in U&R REALTY CO. backlog in shipments at Boeing, the stale. Barbara Wteinberg, Broker/Owner ol the Year. Five Agents A w ided the NEW USTINQI Prim# lot in f\>nd«ew Subdivtuon laaifice sale — $90,000 Cali lor delaila which was idled late last year by a Presidential Award. ^ cannot bids suooes. List with the BEST. ^ 643-J692 su-ike. TURN YOUR SKILLS INTO GOLD, JOIN THE PROFESSIONALS AT CENTURY 21 Donald Ratajezak, head of the \j^ )R o b e rt D. Murdock, Realtor EPSTEIN REALTY.______economic forecasting project at g j An Intematlonel Network of Independently owned and operated Real Estate olficei. Georgia State Universitv. snid that 0 fr = - . 1

649-7901 2 0 % o f f M All Prom Tuxedos One Day Only 4/19/90 775 IVIaln Street f Manchester 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 18, 1990 ^ .7- .7^^ , , ' - . A iBaiirlirstrr HrralJi Oil, natural gas continue normal flow into Lithuania ______MOSCOW (AP) — Oil and natural gas flowed nor­ according to a report on Lithuanian television. President Bush said in Washington the United States Worried Lithuanians flooded the republic’s govern­ Section 2, Page 11 mally into Lithuania today despite threats by Moscow to Lithuama’s energy minister said oil supplies were nor­ was considering “appropriate responses” if supplies were ment with phone calls and stocked up on fuel. halt the supplies to curb the Baltic republic’s indepen­ mal and he had not been informed of any planned reduc­ cut. But he also said he did not want to damage super­ Wednesday, April 18,1990 dence drive, officials of the breakaway government said. tions. power relations. Lithuanian President Vytaulas Landsbergis said he SPORTS Lithuanian officials had expected the Kremlin to begin On Friday, Gorbachev threatened to impose an embar­ A Lithuania’s parliament, the Supreme Council, met believed any hardships would su-engthen the republic’s cutting oil and natural gas supplies early today to enforce go of critical supplies unless Lithuania rescinded within today to formulate an official response to the Soviet resolve to split from the Soviet Union. Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s threatened 48 hours several laws meant to bolster its March 11 dec­ leader, and they were still debating the tone of the resolu­ economic embargo. laration of independence. Lithuanian leaders have made tion into the afternoon, said Rita Dapkus of the legisla­ Lithuanian gas officials received a telegram late Mon­ Soviet troops were seen near a pumping station at an no move to meet Gorbachev’s demands, but say they are ture’s Information Office. Also under sharp discussion day from the acting general director of the Soviet The name ^Kelley’ to be absent from teachers’ roll oil refinery in northwestern Lithuania this morning, but willing to negotiate. Gorbachev refuses to meet with was th? composition of a delegation to send to Moscow, Union’s western gas network saying natural gas supplies there was no change in the supply of fuel at the facility. When the 1990-91 academic school year comes them until they rescind their declaration of independence. she said. would be “sharply reduced from the 17th of April.” Manchester school system with Thomas F. Kelley com­ Masse, now a member of the New York Yankees’ farm around in September, there’s going to one familiar name ing to the then Silk City from Manchester, NJI., in 1926. system with their Double A club in Albany. Kelley also absent from the teachers’ roll. He was joined by his son, Thomas G. Kelley, as a remembers 1976 when he had two girls. Sue Brown iid The name of “Kelley.” Manchester teacher in 1956 when the latter began his T h o u g h ts Lynne Bono, on the boys’ soccer team. “That was a fun The name Kelley” first appeared on the payroll in the career at Barnard Junior High, now renamed Bennet year,” he said in 1983. Abortion ROTC Junior High. A p le n ty “I would like to think the kids have gotten a lot of Thomas F. Kelley, who coached football for 21 years guidance from me over the years,” Kelley said. “I feel From Page 1 From Page 1 and baseball 40 years — the baseball field is named in /'■ we’ve taught them sportsmanship and a lot of things. It’s his honor — retired after 44 years in local schools. He Len Auster nice to see a kid grow up from the time they’re a seventh died in the summer of 1981. j L grader to the middle of ninth grade, when they’re about tion. They carried penalties of up to ding something, hopefully, to this The family banner, as both an educator and coach, has to leave.” five years in prison and a $1,000 pierson’s esteem and self-worth. And TheCustome been carried by Thomas G. Kelley since. But he will end Assocation Golf Coach of the Year in 1979. Retirement isn’t exactly what Kelley had in mind. He fine for anyone performing an abor­ How they voted we hope that we’re giving some­ “I have a lot of good memories. When we first opened has his health. And his family, which includes two sons, tion, and two years in prison and a thing back to the community.” his 34-year association with the ^^ch ester school sys­ The only member of the tem as he will be retiring effective June 30, 1990. the building we had some real nice kids, excellent ath­ Michael, 34, and Tim, 33, and one daughter, Kathleen $500 fine for women getting abor­ Woodland Gardens has been in­ Manchester delegation in the “I’ve just had enough of answering the bells and the letes and no discipline problems,” Kelley said. “Now Kelley Georgetti, 30, has a cottage on Squam Lake — tions, except to protect the life of the volved with the program for about State House of Representatives routine of going to class,” Kelley, 58, said in his tiny of­ there are more kids who are disruptive. The time is now where the movie Golden Pond was shot — in Holdner- mother. eight months and has worked with who voted no on the abortion fice at Tiling Junior High late last week. “Most people (to retire).” ness, N.H. But his wife, Marcia, died in February of As a concession to abortion op­ four ROTC students who do general measure was Republican Peter J. don’t work in the same building for 35 years without get­ Kelley, besides his duties at Illing, was a well-known 1988. ponents, the bill requires that girls greenhouse work such as ptotting, Fusscas of Marlborough whose ting tired of it. I just happen to be younger (than most basketbil official who carried a top-flight high school Kelley, if the proposed middle school (grades 6-7-8) 15 and under receive counseling pruning, and weeding. 55th District includes a part of when they retire),” he ^dcd. and college slate in his prime. In his 31 years of blowing still has interscholastic athletics, hopes to continue serv­ before having an abortion. During “There’s always a lot to be Manchester. Kelley recalls he and Dave Dooman, who retired a the whistle, he worked 1,968 games, both male and ing as its athletic director. The filing gym, where a good counseling, girls would be en­ weeded,” Hobbs said, adding that The four members of the year ago after serving many meritorious years as athletic portion of his adulthood has been spent, has been couraged — but not required — to the garden center grows 23,000 CONVENIENT ■ female. He’s the only official in the state of Connecticut delegation split m the vote on the CREDIT PLAN ■ director of Bennet Junior High, came on board the same renamed the Kelley Gymnasium as voted by the discuss their decision with their geraniums each year. to work championship games on both the boys (4) and parental notification amendment. exact day. girls (1) side. Manchester Board of Education a week ago. parents. Asked if any of the students could Fusscas and Democrat James SUPERIOR n “Dr. (Arthur) Illing, former superintendent of schools, Among the players he wimessed up close were Corny “The worst thing you can ever do is grab a rocking In a slight variation on the Roe someday be hired to work full-time, SELECTION! 90-DAYS CONSUMER McCavanagh voted in favor of it. gave the physical education job (at Barnard) to me and Thompson, Mike McKay, Rod Foster, John Pinonc, Tom chair and sit in it. I’ll play some golf and spend some vs. Wade decision, the bill allows she said that is possible. QUALITV A universe of SAME AS CASH HELP LINE Republican Paul Munns and Always expect choices & you the science job to Dave,” Kelley said. Roy, Flarold FYessley and Tracy Lis. time at the lake. I’m retiring, but not from life. abortions late in pregnancy — when At Manchester Community Col­ When you buy any 647-9997 Democrat John W. Thompson expiertlse & can counton us Kelley moved across town to Illing Junior High, “I had a nice career (officiating) basketball. I loved it,” “Several businesses have said to me when I retired the fetus is capable of living outside lege, which is literally in the back friendly, court­ G.E. appliance at We'll do every­ voted against it tor the fop Al Sietfert's using situated behind the Manchester Police station, when it Kelley said. ‘To ref in front of a lot of people, you feel they can use me. But I won’t be making any decisions, the womb — only when the life or eous service at thing possible yard of ROTC, students work for the electronics & ap­ G.E.C.A.F. personal real good after you’re done.” yet. I’m not just going to sit around. Like everyone my health of the mother is in danger. Sieffert's. to solve opened in 1960. There, he has been the athletic director personnel office by helping to copy pliance brands! charge plan problems. and was the boys’ varsity soccer coach for 26 years, retir­ Among the notables who’vc passed through filing’s age needs is a change of pace. I’m looking forward to The Pro-Life Council of Connec­ said most doctors would make such and post notices of job oppor­ ing with a 163-65-29 mark. He was the Manchester High doors, and Kelley’s tutelage, are the late Connie McCur- something different. I’m not sure what it’s going to be.” ticut, which had earlier embraced tunities. a determination after 20 to 24 weeks School golf coach for 14 years in which the Indian ry, a fine soccer/basketball/bascball player, Ray Sullivan, the compromise bill, called its pas­ of pregnancy. “They’ve been great for us,” said linksmen went 200-103-15. socccr/baskctball/bascball player who went to play Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester sage a “national victory” in light of Anti-abortion activists hailed that Theresa Shustock, who works in the Tom Kelley Kelley was named Connecticut High School Coaches baseball at Eastern Connecticut State University; and Bill Herald. Connecticut’s reputation as a sU’ong section of the bill as a significant office. “It’s one less thing I have to pro-choice state. statement. do.” But the more strident Connecticut “For the first time ever in Con­ Shustock said the work, which al­ Right to Life Corporation, which lows students to see what office See Siefferf^s necticut, we have something that has little influence at the Capitol, says you can’t have abortion on work is like, is convenient also be­ saw the bill as a near-total defeat for Bourque, Bruins lay final hit on the Whalers demand during all nine months of cause all she has to do is leave the abortion opponents. “H pregnancy,” said Rep. Benjamin work to be done in a folder and it “The defeat was at the hands of gets done. MAGNAVOX By Howard Ulman home for Thursday night’s opener of DeZinno, D-Meriden, a conservative Related story the best-of-seven division final - -■'■J.i'.-i.-: o our own pro-life legislators,” said who pushed for stronger restrictions Ffeik, who calls the program “job CABLE READY 25" The Associated Press the group’s chaimian, William C. shadowing,” said, “the reason it — see page 12 against Montreal. on abortion. “I think it’ll be better,” Bourque O’Brien. “We gave up almost every­ works is it doesn’t really put a bur­ BOSTON — Ray Bourque didn’t S F In recent years, the General As­ said of his hip. “This (activity) real­ thing for practically nothing.” den on the employer.” Color Console know if his bruised left hip would sembly has repeatedly rejected ef­ ly is going to loosen it up.” The bill does not define when the ROTC has a separate, more in­ let him play. He knew he had to try. He decided to play, and suddenly, forts to restrict or limit access to Since being hurt in the final — m fetus reaches “viability.” Law­ volved work program in which stu­ The Boston Bruins, facing first- the Boston Bruins were a lot better. abortions or state funding for abor­ minute of Game 2 when Hartford’s O o makers on both sides of the issue dents are piaid regular wages. round playoff elimination, needed His dramatic and unexpected return tions. Grant Jennings checked him into the At Empire Tool & Manufacturing one of the NHL’s best players. So after missing four games gave the boards, Bourque had skated in one ^ UJ Co., students have done quite well. Bourque skated for just the second Bruins an emotional lift and helped practice, and then only briefly. But a H - < One of the company’s supervisors time in 10 days when he went out them advance to the second round * 3 6 9 subpar Bourque in less th ^ peak m . had worked as an assembler at Em­ for pre-game warmups Tuesday with a 3-1 victory over the Hartford condition is still superb. o Bank pire while he was a student, says w/remofe control — what a buy! night. Whalers in the seventh game of the z i “He makes good decisions all the company Vice President Ron Total remote graphic control tuning sys­ “I had to see for my own sanity, Adams Division semifinal. From Page 1 Schauster. tem, multi-function 23-button infrared re­ can I go?” he said. “It was a lot bet­ Boston, which had the NHL’s time,” Hartford’s Ulf Samuclsson mote control, 178 total channel capabil­ said. “It’s really tough to ac­ Schauster said the company ter than I expected.” best regular-season record, will be ity, random access tuning, programmable complish anything” when he’s on O 5 assets. based real estate syndication and in­ employs one other full-timer who is scan-tuning, on-screen display. KRX4812 the ice. r~ 33 Much of the trouble has been vestment firm. a former ROTC student and several Bourque played outstanding blamed on shaky construction loans The bank also is trying to im­ part-timers; most do assembly work. O O defense, had one assist and was on prove its capital levels and reduce “The ones I’ve encountered are O “n that were exposed during a iii' — the ice for all three Boston goals. borrowing from the Federal Reserve really willing to work,” he said. 'Ill m r n downturn in the real estate market. Craig Janney, also back from an Bank. Part of the plan is to use ad­ “You put money in their hands, and But analysts warn that the bank injury, added a goal and an assist. vertising campaigns to stem the they realize they can work.” .M could face more trouble as the New 1 Boston’s top playmaker missed the P CO fears of depositors, who have pulled Schauster, who works closely RCA England economy continues to sink, first, second and sixth games with a deteriorating the bank’s assets fur­ billions of dollars from the com­ with ROTC, said the work ex­ Pi O O I Coloil^ak sprained left shoulder. It wasn’t ther. pany. perience teaches lessons that cannot fully healed 'Ricsday night when he m z Some analysts had suggested that TTie bank also said it plarmed to be learned in school. ill ------i !»DG20 and Bourque played together for the o > “At ROTC there’s a very homey the bank separate the bad loans from sell its subsidiaries in Maine and first lime in the scries. > r “ feeling, and the kids feel very com­ 5,000 BTU Air Conditioner the rest of the assets in order to al­ Rhode Island, a move that had been iff “We played virtually the whole 33 CO fortable,” he said. “However, that’s leviate the burden from the solid considered earlier. scries with CJ and Ray out of the not how it is out in the real business KE13167 Eosyclean, slide-out wash­ operations. Bank of New England said it lineup,” Boston goalie Andy Moog 33 > world.” able filter Do-it-Yourself The bank said Steven E. Wheeler, would adopt a “new organizational n C i l 13" Color TV said. “Now, all of a sudden, you get > H a former Morgan Stanley executive, structure” that would change Peak said the effort to beef up the instant installation. What a buy! two guys back in the lineup that are “job-shadowing” program ex­ W/REMOTE CONTROL “D would serve as executive vice presi­ management processes and em­ mainstays of the Bruins. (The dent over the newly established phasize accountability. emplifies the direction toward which Whalers) may think it’s going to be The Associated Press “collecting bank.” As part of its sale of assets, the the school is headed, to focus more a little harder than they thouglit.” This operation will restructure the bank dso announced Tbesday it had on vocational education. 18 LB. HEAVY DUTY Bourque’s “presence on the ice GREAT DEFENSE — Boston's Dave Poulin (19) and Don Sweeney (32) converge on troubled real estate assets and pos­ reached an agreement to sell all the In recent years, the group of emo­ gives everybody (on the Bruins) a sibly offer them for sale, the bank securities activities handled by its tionally troubled students has in­ \ Washer Hartford's Pat Verbeek as his shot is turned away by Bruins’ goalie Andy Moog (35) in Completely cable-ready. Remote control, au­ little added confidence,” Boston’s said. Wheeler has experience in the discount brokerage unit. New creased annually by about 10 per­ tomatic programming. Cam Neely said. Game 7 of their Stanley Cup playoff series Tuesday night at Boston Garden. The Bruins New England real estate market, England Discount Brokerage Inc., to cent, according to Richard Cormier, That presence was felt early. won, 3-1, to move into the Adams Division finals against Montreal. having also served as president of Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. for an director of special education and Bourque began his first shift 52 First Winthrop Corp., a Boston- undisclosed cash price. pupil personnel for Manchester seconds into the game, and Boston schools. IMI ! Extra large copocity washer, till f 2 wash,'rinse*279 temperature got the game’s first goal 38 seconds The Whalers had plenty of chan­ 1II1 • • 7:10 of the second period and the neywonh left the penalty box to end Cormier said the increase can be r selections later. Bourque assisted. ces in the first period Tbc.sday night. attributed largely to the decline of first 11:33 of the third. a two-man advantage but before he HWWA3100 It also was the first goal of John They took 18 shots, one more than the American family — divorce Ron Francis finally stopped could get into the play. Byce’s career. He was playing in their total for the entire first game. Overruled rates corresponding directly with the Moog’s shutout bid with a power- For the fourth straight sca.son, the just his second NHL game after star­ play goal with 6:12 left in the game. But Moog made several out.standing Whalers were eliminated in llic incidence of children with serious From Page 1 ring for the NCAA champion Samuclsson said the Bruins “can saves and his teammates quickly ofiening round. But they forced a emotional problems and tendencies H FISHER University of Wisconsin. play as good as any team in the swept the puck out of danger. seventh game with an overtime win to abuse drugs and alcohol. ‘To get my first goal, especially league with a lead.” “Their defense didn’t give us in Game 6 and the best team during segregation in public schools. Those state’s interest in protecting the vic­ Meanwhile, the school’s other in the seventh game of the playoffs, Certainly better than the Whalers, second chances,” Hartford’s Dave the regular sca.son needed its best steps have included the forced tims of child pornography, we can­ population, students who are men­ Cable-Ready VCR is a big thrill,” he said. who blew a 5-2 third-period lead in Babych said. “The defense seemed player to rush to the rescue despite busing of students, teacher reassign­ not fault Ohio for attempting to tally retarded or physically hand­ Janney added a power-play goal Game 4 and lost 6-5. A victory to close in like a wall for” Moog. an injury. ments, and even the partial merger stamp out this vice at all levels in icapped, is decreasing rapidly. at 7:29 of the first period on a pass would have given them a tluce Byce got his goal on a second “They gave us everything we of separate school districLs. the distribution chain,” he said. from 1978 to 1988 the amount of The pornography case pitted the from Neely, and Neely’s 15-foot games to one lead. chance. John Carter made a nice could handle and sometimes more.” White also said Ohio’s law is not retarded and handicapped students shot from a sharp angle made the sanctity of the home against the * 2 1 9 The Auociated Preti “The big thing was Game 4,” move to get around Babych, but Boston coach Mike Milbury said. too broad because it sptecifically for­ dropped by 50 percent, a reduction Includes remote control, on screen programming score 3-0 at 15:22 of the second goalie Peter Sidorkicwicz saved his safety and welfare of children. bids possession of lewd material or Francis said. “We had them down "We can take heart in the fact wc officials attribute to better prenatal period on a pass from Janney. 10-foolcr. Byce chipped home the White, writing for the court, said material that focuses on genitals. IN TRAFFIC — Boston’s Ray Bourque (77) is crunched to 5-2, down and out, and we let them pu-shed them to the wall,” Hartford’s health care and improved standards Fortified with a three-goal lead, rebound. the Ohio law legitimately seeks to A prosecution could not be based the ice by Hartford's Ron Francis, left, and Kevin Dineen off the hook.” Ray Ferraro .said. "If they stay heal­ for determining mental retardation. Boston took no chances. It allowed Janney scored from the right “destroy a market for the exploita­ on possession of irmocuous photos during Game 7 action. Bourque returned to the Bruins’ “We could have buried the Boston thy through the next series, you've tive use of children” by making pos­ The decline is so great that only DUAL BURNER the Whalers just five shots in the last Bruins, the best team in the league, comer of the crease three seconds got to make them the favorite to win of one’s children wearing no lineup after missing four games. 27:10. They had none for the last session of child pornography a clothes, he said. six such students will be moved to Gas and wc choked,” Samuclsson said. after Hartford’s Randy Cun- the (Stanley) Cup.” 1 crime. White was joined by Rchnquist, the high school for the 1992-93 “Given the importance of the Blackmun, O’Connor, Scalia and school year when ROTC changes Griil ^ Kennedy. over to an enrollment comprised of W/PROPANE TANK In a dissenting opinion, Brennan only students with emotional Legion gets new sponsor White Sox steal a win from Bosox said the court is sacrificing privacy problems. \J homer. rights in its zeal to crack down on Moving the retarded and hand­ By Jim Tierney Manchester-based Glenn Con­ By Joe Mooshil runs leave the (Virk bccau.se “the TJie Red Sox, usually known for Truck icapped children into the high It was tlic 44ih rooftop homer in minute I hit ilie ball. I put my head child pornography. Manchester Herald struction Company, has come to The Associated Press their slugging prowess, have been “At bottom, the court today is so school conforms with Board of 18 CU. FT. FROST-FREE the forefront. Glctin will be the Comiskey Park and the seventh by down and run as fast as I can.” held to seven hits in the last two From Page 1 Education policy that follows the Dual burners & disquieted by the possible exploita­ Refrigerator When Morandc Lincoln-Mcr- main sponsor of the Legion Kittle who leads in that department. Guillen, responding to the “0 //ie. game.x. They had only three in an state’s commitment to educate stu­ warming rack CHICAGO — Outfielder Sanuny tion of children in the production of AdjuiioDk# stuei 5iH‘twi lox cury Mazda bought out Moriarty program for the 1990 summer Sosa is on his own when it comes to It was the first of the season by ilie O/./ie” cheers of the few hearty ISO lo.'.s ti> Milwaukee Mondax and objects. the ptomography that it is willing to dents in the least resuictivc environ­ lured steel doors Brothers, a deal which became of­ season. Glenn will pay for roughly White Sox and lied the game at 1-1 souls remaining from an announced nude four against the White Sox. ment, therefore, whenever possible, stealing bases. Well, sort of. The length of the arm is another tolerate the impxrsition of criminal ficial last December, a major kink half the expenses of the Legion in the sixth. crowd of 8.-479. hit an 0-2 pitch ulf 9 in the regular schools. “He was on his own there," said ’Hiey scored their only run in the reason why police want to replace ptcnaltics for simple txrssession,” he was thrown into the sponsorship of team. loser Lee Smith tO-l ! to .score Su.sa. Critics might ask if it is contradic­ Manager Jeff Torborg TUesday night thiid off starter I'.ric King when the vehicle. said. Ae'4 the Manchester Legion baseball Morandc has donated $500. Boston, having lost four of its last Randy Kutcher came up with the tory to institute such a policy while after Sosa had singled, stolen second Wade Boggs walked, went to second A longer arm would help the “Mr. Osborne’s pictures may be team. The Junior and Merchant teams five, suffered a tough break. Suuler ball quickly and made a giKxl throw continuing to segregate the students and scored the winning run against ■ ■ a sacnficc and .scored on a single police maintenance crew reach distasteful, but the Constitution Moriarty Brothers had been a ore still witliout sponsorship, yet, John Dopson had a llircc-hii shutout to llie plate but Sosa bs\it it. with emotional problems at ROTC. *1* the Red Sox in the ninth iiuiing on a !'< ITlis Burks. lights at some of the newer in­ guarantees both his right to pxrssess I Tilt ExUndid Wirrinfy j long-time sponsor of the Legion enough money is available in the working when his elbow lightened But Cormier points to t.i m »>°L single by Ozzic Guillen. “It was close but I got there first, dustrial areas and the mall. Some of them privately and his right to avoid Alwiivt t You L«ii baseball team, iwo-timc defending Legion Committc fund, based on on a 1-1 count to Kittle. Rob Mur­ that's important,” said Sosa. I )ur [litching was su[ht.” .said Manchester’s high school drop-out "He's on his own but 1 can hold these are as high as 50 feet. Minor punishment under an overbroad tl Al Sicr*(/rt'i — You Zone Eiglit champions. Without raffles and donations, to cover ex­ phy came in and his second pitch to “'ITiat So.sa can lly.” stiid Boston T"’ -irg. "1 didn't realize it. but we said. law.” rate, 8 percent, as justification. MB’s in the picture, the him or wait for a particular pitch,” Kittle reached the rooftop in leftficid H m Ai t GuirinUi! penses of the 1990 campaign. manager Jik* Morgan. “I no sooner ga\. up only one hit out of ilie Before the truck was knocked out said Torborg, who was bubbling despite 38-dcgrce weather and a Joining Brennan’s opinion were So the school system, through Manchester Legion program which According to Legion coach looked up and he was at third base.” b u lli), I.” of service, the police had been Marshall and Stevens. ROTC and other special education SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER consists of tlircc teams — Legion, over the White Sox’s 2-1 victory, wind bkiwing in, but not as hard as 1 AS V I • I i.f 1 lt> Dave Morcncy, who will begin his But Morgan felt the inning reaching these lights by borrowing a Tlie court for over 30 years has programs, tries to provide the 445 Hartford Road, Manchester Junior Legion and Manchester fourth season this summer, it costs their third straight in a 5-1 start. the 13 miles an hour at the start of That .line in the ninth when Tony shouldn't liavc developed. 9 similar truck from the Parks allowed states to outlaw the sale and troubled students with the best pos­ V / S ^ KEENEY SI EXIT OFF 1-384 . TEL 647-9997 Mcrdiants — was without its usual approximately $3,000 to run the He was pleased with the work of the game. IVna lec off with a single ;uid Division. Now they borrow the distribution of obscenity, ruling in a sible education. Cormier supports M on , Thurs . Fril til 8 p m fiiuuicial aid to proiKrly run the Legion program, $2,000 for the his bullpen, including the victory by "1 didn’t think a ball would go out “Lee Smilli had Sosa struck out moved to second on a .sacrifice by truck for any jobs that require the .series of cases that obscene material this. “My contention is they have a lu e s , Wed til 6 • Sal til 5 • Sun 12 to 5 program. juniors and $1,000 for the Mer­ Barry Jones (2-0). And he liked on a night like this,” said Kittle, "but on as pretty a pitch as you can see, Kutcher. Joviy Reed lined out. Bogg,s lift bucket. is not constitutionally protected. perfect right to that education.” Relief, in the form of the chants. Sosa’s running, the clutch-hitting of 1 hit it good.” knee-high and on the outside was (lassed intentionally and Marly Guillen and Ron Kittle’s rooftop Kittle says he never secs his home contcr.” Baneti fouled out to end llw inning. y

A 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 18,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 18, 1990—13 Yankee pitching staff short-circuiting opponents I in Brief. • • _ Chicago ‘bulls’ its way past Celts A By The Associated Press Scholastic games washed out CHICAGO (AP) — Michael Jordan McHale led the Celtics with 28 points, AL Roundup 'Diesday’s slate of scholastic baseball/softball games The New York Yankees aren’t has done so much for the Chicago Bulls, Lewis had 24 and Larry Bird added 23. Kelly caught twice was washed out with one game rescheduled this morning it’s hard to imagine he’d do anything “Our approach has been to play good, concerned about their power and two to Thursday. double and a single by Roberto DETROIT (AP) — New York Trammell dropped the ball for an m, negative — especially with the game on solid basketball,” Boston coach Jim shortage as long as their pitchers Coventry rescheduled its baseball game with Bacon keep short-circuiting opposing bat­ Kelly. With two out in the sixth, Al­ Yankees center fielder Roberto error. the line. Rodgers said. “I’m not relating to anyth­ Academy today at 10 a.m. The I\ttriots are scheduled to varo Espinoza and Don Mattingly Kelly became the fifth player in Two pitches later, Trammell But Tliesday night, he did. Not once ing else. ... I wanted to see us riiake ters. play Vinal Tech tonight at 7 at Palmer Field in Mid­ “We’ve got better arms, there’s no singled and Steve Balboni walked to major league history to be caught slipped in behind Kelly and dletown. but twice. And both in the final minute. progress. doubt of that. It all adds up to wins,” load the bases for Winfield, whose stealing twice in the same iiming Tanana picked him off again. The Yet this time his teammates bailed him “I thought our effort in the second half The Xavier at Manchester baseball game was res­ Dave Righetti said after earning his single made it 3-0. Barfield,’s single Tuesday night. official scorer ruled that Kelly was out as the Bulls handled the Boston Cel- showed we could play hard and had the cheduled Thursday at 1 p.m. while the I^irtland at third save in as many appearances scored Balboni. Kelly’s two-out RBI single off caught stealing even though he ability to get back in it. Cheney T ^ h game was reset Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Ucs 111-105. —he has retired nine of 10 batters Winfield, who missed the 1989 Detroit’s Frank Tanana in the was tagged out trying to get back “We got ourselves in trouble in the first Bolton s softball game with F\)rtland has been reset to Jordan, who had a game-high 35 this season — as the Yankees beat season after back surgery, was the second inning gave the Yankees a to second. points, committed the first turnover with half even though we got the shots we designated hitter in three of the May 26. The East Hampton at Bolton baseball game and the Detroit Tigers 4-1 Tuesday 1 -0 lead. Kelly is the second American 3 ■\a wanted. It seemed nothing went down for 51 seconds left when John Bagley stole Yankees’ first four games and sat Tanana caught Kelly leaning the Bacon at Covenuy girls’ softball tilt are to be res­ night. Leaguer to be caught twice. The cheduled. Jordan’s pass and Reggie Lewis scored us.” That’s also the Yankees’ record, out the other one. wrong way and threw to first other was Don Baylor of Baltimore on a 10-foot jumper to cut the Bulls lead “I’m Just glad to be able to con­ Bird and McHale brought Boston back and they’ve done it without hitting a baseman Cecil Fielder, who on June 15, 1974. In the National Sellers’ knee surgery successful to 105-102. tribute,” Winfield said. “It’s nice to relayed the ball to shortstop Alan League, Jim Morrison, I^ul Noce into the game in the third quarter, when . Pitching suddenly is the On the Bulls next trip, Bagley again name of the game for a team that be in the dugout, to say, ‘Way to Trammell in plenty of time to and Donell Nixon suffered the WILLIMANTIC — University of Connecticut they each scored 11 points. stole a Jordan pass, fed Jim I^ s o n for a was supposed to resemble Venus de go,’ to be part of that again.” catch Kelly sliding into second but same fate. sophomore center Rod Sellers underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on his left knee T\iesday at Win­ layup and Boston was down 105-104 with Milo — no arms. Athletics 7, Angels 5: Mike Nor­ The two combined for 14 of the Cel­ “Oh, yeah, they’ve got some ris earned his first major-league vic­ dham Memorial Hospital and should begin full 25 seconds to go. tics’ first 16 points. And when McHale rehabilitation within the next month. pitching down in the bullpen,” tory in almost seven years with one “I saw him,” said Jordan. “I tried to nailed a 19-foot jumper at 5:24, the Dr. Gerald Lawrence performed the operation and Detroit manager Sparky Anderson inning of perfect relief and Oakland highs and lows,” he said. “This was caviglia’s three-run sixth-inning react. I had let them back in, but we kept Chicago lead was trimmed to 69-67. repaired a slight tear of the outer cartilage. Lawrence also said. “(JefO Robinson’s got good scored twice in the 12th inning. Nor­ a real positive game for me.” homer snapped a 2-2 tie. Ruben our poise and made the key free throws.” Tound that Sellers had a suetched and partially tom But the Bulls pulled out to an 82-75 stuff. He’s got a good forkball. He ris retired the last three of 17 con­ Sierra also homered for Texas, the Srattie Pippen made two from the The Angels tied the game 5-5 on ! anterior cmciate ligament. lead entering the final quarter. had it when he pitched for Roger secutive batters set down by Oak­ Bichette’s three-run homer in the 100th of his career, and Kevin charity stripe with 20 seconds left for a (Craig) out in San Francisco, and he land relief pitchers for his first vic­ Lawrence said Sellers should be able to run within the 107-104 lead. “We weren’t moving good in the first sixth. The A’s also resorted to the Brown (2-0) allowed three hits and next three weeks. had it in Pittsburgh last year. tory since ^ ^ y 16, 1983. The hitless long ball to build their 5-2 lead at two runs in 6 2-3 innings. Mike Jef- After Bagley hit one-of-two free half,” said Bird. “And (Tim) Leary’s definitely streak ended when Dennis Eckersley the expense of Mark Langston, fcoat earned his second save. Modell has bypass surgery throws to make it 107-105, Stacey King “Our missed shots really hurt us. ... going to help them.” gave up a leadoff double to Dante making his second start after com­ Milwaukee’s Mark Knudson went canned one-of-two for the Bulls with five The Bulls are showing they’ve practiced I'!'!-- CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns majority Leary, making his first official Bichette in the bottom of the 12th bining with Mike Witt to no-hit five innings-plus and allowed two seconds left. hard and their young guys are there. It’s appearance after a rainout and a before recording his fourth save. runs and three hits. Tony Fossas owner and president Art Modell underwent successful Seattle last week. Lansford and coronary bypass surgery at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Then Kevin McHale got the rebound no longer just Michael. They beat on you snowout, scattered six hits in seven Walt Weiss singled to start the Mark McGwire tagged him for came on after Knudson walked Gary on the missed shot. But it was stolen by and bang you and do the basics well. innings and Dave Winfield, making Oakland 12th. Stan Javier forced Pettis to start the Texas sixth and Modell, 64, had a double bypass, or grafts of two arteries home runs. Chili Davis also improving blood flow to the heart. He underwent a quad­ Horace Grant, and then Jordan tossed in a That’s what you need to win.” his first start in left field since 1984, him but took third on Rickey homered for California. gave up two hits, including an RBI three-pointer at the buzzer. The Associated Press ruple bypass operation in 1983 following a heart attack. The Bulls got their lirsl 14 points in the had a two-run single. Robinson Henderson’s single. Carney single by Harold Baines that tied the The loss dropped Boston two games second quarter from the bench as they pitched a perfect eighth and Righetti Lansford’s potential inning-ending Blue Jays 8, Orioles 2: FUt Bor­ score. Chuck Crim relieved Fossas LOSES GRIP — Detroit shortstop Alan Trammell (3) loses ’94 All-Star game in Pittsburgh behind the idle Atlantic Division leader double play grounder was juggled with two out and was greeted by In- gradually opened a 40-32 lead. King ac­ did the same in the ninth. ders, Kelly Gruber and Junior Felix Philadelphia 76ers, and snapped the Cel­ Leary, pitching in the American homered and Mike Flanagan al­ the handle on the baseball as the Yankees' Roberto Kelly, PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh will be the site of counted for eight of those points. by second baseman Johnny Ray, caviglia’s towering 395-foot home tics six-game winning streak. League for the first time since 1986 lowed a run on four hits over five- right, slides into second during a pickoff attempt in the 1994 All-Star Game, 50 years after the showcase game And when starter Pippen scored at 6:36 who could only throw to first as run, his second of the season. was first played in the city. The win was Chicago’s 10th in the past when he was with Milwaukee, is 3-0 Javier scored. Jose Canseco fol­ plus innings. Flanagan (2-0) walked on a 14-foot jumper, the Bulls went on Twins 6, Mariners 5: Kent second inning Tuesday night in Detroit. Kelly was safe on The game will be played July 12, 1994, nearly 20 12. lifetime against the Tigers. Gary lowed with an RBI single off Mark three and didn’t strike out a batter as top 42-32, climaxing a 12-2 run. Hrbek’s tie-breaking single in the the play. The Yankees won, 4-1. years to the day the 1974 All-Star Game was played in “I think our guys were surprised with Ward’s second home run of the Eichhom (0-1). the Blue Jays raised their record to ninth inning enabled Minnesota to Pittsburgh. The city also was the site of the 1944 and Jordan scored the Bulls last seven The Associated Press season in the seventh was the first “He is on Cloud 9 now,” Manager 6-3, the best nine-game start in the the pressure at the end,” said Chicago snap a three-game losing streak. 1959 games at Forbes Field. points of the half, and his jumper from run Detroit has ever scored off Tony La Russa said of Norris. club’s history. surrendered an RBI single to Bo coach Phil Jackson. “We had a couple of Kirby Puckett doubled off Keith continued home on rookie second This year’s game will be at Wrigley Field in Chicago. the top of the key at 1:12 left gave WHO WANTS IT? — Boston's Kevin McHale (32) and Chicago’s Leary. Three years after winning 22 Borders hit the first pitch of the Jackson. critical turnovers instead of protecting the Comstock (0-1) with one out in the baseman Carlos Baerga’s throwing Next year’s will be in Toronto, followed by San Diego in ball. It was a season-ending type of Chicago its biggest lead, 55-39. The Bulls Michael Jordan scramble for a loose ball during their game Tues­ Leary’s scheduled April 10 start games for the A’s, Norris was third inning from Jeff Ballard (0-2) error as Kansas City rallied past Kevin Wickander relieved and in Cleveland was rained out. The for his second home run of the ninth and Hrbek followed with a struck out Jim Eisenreich. But 1992 and Baltimore in 1993. game.” led 55-41 at intermission. day night in Chicago. The Bulls won, 111-105. sidetracked by injuries and personal run-scoring single. Juan Berenguer Cleveland. next night he faced 15 Cleveland problems. He sat out a total of three season to start the scoring. Gruber Stillwell hit a line drive in the gap (1-0) retired all three batters he The Indians had taken a 2-0 lead Mancini, Skoff eliminated batters through 3 1-3 innings but years among frequent comeback at­ made it 2-0 in the fourth inning with that right fielder Cory Snyder barely faced in the eighth. behind former Royal Bud Black, NICE, France (AP) — Second-seeded Alberto Man­ that game was snowed out. tempts in the minors. his second home run and Felix hit missed. As Brett and Jackson who blanked Kansas City until the cini and third-seeded Horst Skoff lost their first-round The Yankees took a 1-0 lead off “1 don’t think it has sunk in yet. his second with two out in the fifth Royals 4, Indians 2: Kurt sixth when Kevin Seitzer doubled scored, center fielder Dion James Frank Tanana (0-1) in the second in­ But that’s another part of the new and Borders on base with a double. retrieved the ball and threw to Baer- matches in the Phillips Open tournament. ‘Magic’ deals Seattle a Sonic boom Stillwell drove in the tying and lead and George Brett walked with one ning on Jesse Barfield’s two-out Mike Norris. I can better handle the Rangers 6, Brewers 2: Pete In- ga, whose relay to third was wild. Mancini, was upset by qualifier Claudia Pistolesi 6-4, nms with a sixth-inning triple and out. Steve Olin replaced Black and 6-3 and Niclas Kroon defeated Skoff 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. The fifth seed, Yannick Noah, was beaten by Marc Rosset By Bill Barnard the game close in the final period. Nuggets 99, Timberwolves 89: Denver stayed in 5-7,6-3,6-3. The Associated Press Top-seeded Jay Berger oustlasted qualifier Olivier NBA Roundup seventh place in the West as Fat Lever scored 10 of his 21 points in the final 4:44 against Minnesota. Oakland Parity has hit Soules 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. The Seattle SuperSonics wish Magic Johnson would The Nuggets finished the game with an 18-6 run, and just disappear. with the victory. now lead Houston by one game and Seattle by two in the Foreman a convincing winner Johnson dealt a blow to the Sonics’ playoff hopes “There were a lot of skeptics about us in October,” Western Conference. reverses STATELINE, Nev. (AP) — Former heavyweight Tuesday night, hitting a running one-hander from 17 feet Riley said. “We showed them that led by the league’s Cavaliers 96, Bucks 88: Cleveland maintained its the NHL playoffs champion George Foreman pummeled overmatched with eight-tenths of a second left for a 102-101 Lakers MVP, we have the best record in basketball.” hold on the final Eastern Conference playoff spot by Mike Jameson, bloodied his eye and knocked him out in victory. Dale Ellis led the Sonics with 28 points, hitting 13 of the fourth round night to stay on track for a title shot. “That’s a heartbreaker,” Nate McMillan of the Sonics defeating Milwaukee. its field 22 shots. McKey and Xavier McDaniel each scored 18. The Cavaliers slayed a half-game ahead of ninlh-place Fbreman, slow and plodding but still much quicker said. “I’ve seen him do this on TV to other guys. You By Ken Rappoport Rockets 112, Kings 97;-Houston overcame the third- Atlanta in the Eastern Conference. The Hawks must “The teams are too close and sharper than Jameson, en d ^ the bout af 2:16 of the never dream it’s going to happen to you.” OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — It’s The Associated Press quarter ejection of Akccm Olajuwon to beat Sacramento. finish a game ahead of Cleveland because the Cavaliers fourth with a left hook that dropped Jameson in a heap in The loss knocked Seattle out of an eighth-place tie in back to square one for the city of now. The pressure of being Sleepy Foyd scored 11 of his 22 points and made won their regular-season series. his own comer. the race for the final playoff berth in the NBA’s Western Oakland and the NFL’s Raiders. To Fat Verbeek, the NHL has three of his six steals in an 18-2 fourth-period spurt that John Williams scored 19 points and Brad Daugherty, on top is greater now than Foreman, 65-2 with 61 knockouts, has won 19 of his Conference. With three games remaining, the Sonics are Five weeks ago, the City Council reached an age of socialism — and turned the game into a rout for the Rockets. Mark FTicc, Craig Ehlo and Larry Nance each scored 17 previous 20 fights by knockout. a game behind Houston, which beat Sacramento 112-97. voted approval of a $602 million nowhere was it more apparent than ever. Everyone favored Olajuwon, who scored 20 points, was ejected early in for the Cavaliers, who outscored Milwaukee 26-16 in the McMillan, Seattle’s 6-foot-5 defensive specialist, tried financial offer designed to get the in the first round of the Stanley Cup the third quarter after a shoving match with Greg Kite. Calgary all year, but when Timberwolves over million mark unsuccessfully to stop Johnson on the game’s final play. fourth quarter. football team back, and Raiders playoffs. Houston was ahead 60-48 at the time. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Twenty-nine years of NBA “I was ready to pass it, but I maneuvered enough to get Hawks 118, Nets 95: Dominique Wilkins scored 36 owner A1 Davis said he looked for­ “The whole system is designed to you’re on top you can get Danny Ainge led all scorers with 27 points and An­ withdrawal have manifested themselves in an attendance a good shot and let it go,” Johnson said. “I felt confident. points and Atlanta broke open a close game by outscor- ward to signing a lease agreement even things out,” said the Hartford toine Carr finished with 21 for the Kings. vertigo. You look down record that may not be broken soon. But you never relax until the ball goes through the ing New Jersey 35-18 in the final period, handing the quickly and leaving Los Angeles by Whalers forward, whose team The Minnesota Timberwolves drew 49,551 fans to the cords.” Mavericks 97, Jazz 96: Dallas almost blew a 15-point Nets their 27lh consecutive road loss. 1992. finished fourth in the Adams and your head starts spin­ Metrodome for the final home game of their first season, Although he finished with 21 points, Johnson was only fourth-quarter lead but survived a late Utah rally behind The Nets, who lost their fourth straight and 19lh in 21 But the financial offer, compris­ Division yet look the lofty Boston ing up-front payments and guaran­ ning.” giving them an attendance of 1,072,572. That breaks the 3-for-ll from the field when he look the game-winning 24 points from Derek Harper. games, were led by Dennis Hopson with 20 points. Bruins into the seventh game of a NBA marie of 1,066,505 set by the 1987-88 Deuoit Pis­ shot and had missed seven consecutive attempts. With the loss, the Jazz slipped to just a game ahead of teed ticket income, was cut to $428 first-round series before succumbing — Pat Bums million two weeks ago, and on Tues­ tons. “Any time Earvin gets airborne and gets squared up, second-place San Antonio in the Midwest Division. The Bullets 129, Magic 127: Washington handed Orlando 3-1 Tuesday night. day night it was swept off the table The Timberwolves probably will never approach the he’s got a great chance,” Lakers coach Pat Riley said. Spurs play host to the Jazz tonight. its 13lh consecutive loss when Bernard King made a when the council voted 6-0 in favor The Bruins finished with the lop mark, which breaks down to 26,160 fans per game. They James Worthy scored 22 points for the Lidccrs, who Karl Malone, who had 39 points and 17 rebounds, jump shot with 1.5 seconds remaining, giving him 32 of rescinding it. record in the NHL this season, but are leaving the Metrodome for a new 18,0(X)-seat arena clinched homecourt advantage throughout the playoffs scored five of seven straight points by the Jazz that made points to go with a career-high 14 assists. The vote carried with it council that doesn’t mean much in the There were nine, one more than in next year. approval for opening another round playoffs. the entire playoffs two years ago. Canada downs Team USA of talks to negotiate a possible new Consider this: Three favorites, in­ There were 15 extra-time games in deal to lure the Raiders from Los cluding the defending Stanley Cup the 1989 playoffs. BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Shawn Burr and Greg San Francisco bullpen being exposed early Adams scored two goals each as Canada rallied from a Angeles, the team’s home since Th« Associated Press champion Calgary Flames, were Montreal coach Rat Bums, for 3-1 deficit to beat the United States 6-3 in the World 1982. knocked out in the first round. And one, wasn’t surprised by the first- By Dick Brinster Hockey Championships. The loss was the second in two The question now is whether METS MESS — Jerome Walton (20) of the Chicago Cubs steals second base in the third another first-round winner, the St. The Associated Press round knockout of the Fames. He games for the Americans, who lost to Czechslovakia 7-1 NL Roundup Davis, who did not return telephone inning at Shea Stadium Tuesday night as New York Mets second baseman Gregg Jefferies Louis Blues, eliminated Toronto recalled that Calgary was almost calls seeking a comment Tuesday after losing seven of eight regular- in their opener Monday. The weakness of the San Francisco misses the throw from catcher Barry Lyons. Lyons had three throwing errors. The Mets lost taken out by Vancouver in the first The Soviet Union, winner of a record 21 world cham­ the seventh. night, wants to rc-negotiate. season games to the Maple Leafs. round last year. bullpen, hardly a secret around the Na­ Reds 2, Hidres 1: Tom Browning The Raiders issue wasn’t on the in 13 innings, 8-6. pionships, defeated winless West Germany 5-2 for its The Flames were beaten in six “The teams, arc too close now,” tional League, is being exposed almost pitched six strong innings and Barry agenda for Tuesday night’s meeting, games by the Los Angeles Kings in second straight victory. Bums said. “The pressure of being Calgary center Joe Nieuwendyk, playing for Canada, daily. Larkin had his seventh straight multiple- t so the vote indicated only the coun­ the biggest shocker of the first As if losing four of their last five on top is greater now than ever. injured his left knee halfway through the first period and hit game as Cincinnati remained the cil’s “intent to rescind the deal,” ac­ round. The Kings didn’t appear to games when leading or tied in the eighth Everyone favored Calgary all year, will miss the rest of the tournament. majors’ only unbeaten team at 7-0. cording to a spokeswoman for the Mets left out in the cold have much of a chance against a inning isn’t bad enough, the defending Pirates 7, Cardinals 2: Pittsburgh but when you’re on lop you can get Mayor Lionel Wilson. Because of league champions had to throw their used the wildness of St. Louis pitcher team with the second-best record in vertigo. You look down and your Velasquez in hall of fame the state’s open meetings law, the hockey, particularly since supersuir relievers at the Los Angeles Dodgers on Greg Mathews to score six runs in the vote to rescind will have to be made head starts spinning.” NEW YORK (AP) — Jockey Jorge Velasquez added Yi Tuesday night. third inning, and Neal Heaton won his Wayne Gretzky missed the first two Bums thinks the NHL has seen another highlight to his long and memorable career when at the next meeting, when the matter after blowing one to Cubs “He loves to hit here” at Candlestick seventh straight decision. games at Calgary because of a back he was named to racing’s Hall of Fame on TUesday. is on the agenda. the last of such dynasties as Edmon­ f\uk. Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda said Mathews (0-2), who missed last season “This morning I had two conver­ injury. But they got hot goaltcnding ton, the New York Islanders, or even Velasquez, 43, the fourth-leading rider in history with had to be down there.” tinued to third on catcher Orlando from Kelly FIrudey and a well- of catcher Mike Scioscia, whose homer in with an elbow injury, was making his first sations with representatives of the By Ben Walker his own Monueal Canadiens. 6,155 wins, will be inducted during ceremonies at the the eighth inning broke a 5-5 lie in a 10-5 Marshall’s leadoff home run in Mercado’s throwing error. After rounded performance from most start since Sept. 19, 1988. He allowed Raiders,” Wilson told the council, The Associated Press Before Calgary won last year, Ed­ Saratoga Springs National Museum of Racing on Aug. 9. victory. “We’ve got a lot of guys who can Jerome Walton walked, Ryne everyone else for a six-game knock­ Joining him that day as new FFall of Fame members three hits in 2 2-3 innings, but walked six without naming those representa­ tlie 11th inning made it 6-6, but the monton had won the title four of the hit here. Our offense is going to do better and made a first-inning error that gave the Sandberg hit a grounder to Johnson, out of the Flames. will be throroughbreds John Henry, All Along, Bimelech tives. NEW YORK — On a chilly Mets kept wasting opportunities. So five previous years, a run inter- this year.” Pirates a 1 -0 lead. The Buffalo Sabres finished with and Zaccio and trainers Ron McAnally and Johnathan The mayor said he wanted to “at­ night, the Chicago Cubs caught a did the Cubs until Jolmson’s second who fielded it fine but threw past mplcd by Montreal’s 1986 cham­ Scioscia, whose 10 homers last season Expos 2, Phillies 1: Rookie Dclino the third-best record in the league, Sheppard. tempt to arrive at some kind of break. Meanwhile, the only thing the error of the game and the Mels’ fifth first base. pionship. The Canadiens won four was a career high, is now tied with DcShields beat the throw on an attempted resolution” with all parties, includ­ yet were ousted in six games by a New York Mets caught was a cold. of the night. In the 11th, Sandberg’s RBI Cups in the late 1970s, and the Is­ Cosby to fund Penn Relays several other players for the early league double play, driving in the wimiing run in ing those who opposed the plan. Lousy weather made for a long “We’ve played in cold, .snow, wet grounder gave the Cubs a 6-5 lead. young Monacal team decimated by lead with three. the seventh inning as Montreal won its landers followed with four in a row. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Comedian Bill Cosby has The arrangement negotiated and lousy game Tuesday niglit that this year. We’re playing in a lot of Marshall met Paul Assenmacher retirements and injuries. The Giants don’t have many who can fourth straight game. With Calgary gone, the NHL agreed to donate $150,(XX) from two benefit concerts to during the past 14 months was un­ ended in the 13th inning when third bad weather,” Cubs manager Don with a home run that re-tied it. The New Jersey Devils, playing do what they need at this moment — put Astros 5, Braves 3: Franklin Stubbs faces its most wide-open Stanley pay for next year’s Penn Relays, which this year is get­ done mainly by a political end run ba.seman Howard Johnson made a Zimmer said. “What you’re seeing Sandberg tied a major league their best hockey at the end of the out the fire. The bullpen is 0-4 with a had a two-run homer among three hits, involving petitions to place the Cup chase in recent memory. ting help from New York Yankees owner George two-out throwing error that allowed is the result of bad baseball weather. record for infieldcrs with his 97lh season, figured to knock off the 6.26 ERA and only one save in five op­ and surging Craig Biggio drove in the “The game has changed,” said Steinbrenner. proposed Raiders deal before voters. “It was a crazy game, but the consecutive errorless game. He Washington Capitals. Again, the un­ portunities. go-ahead run with one of his three hits as f/ On Monday, when Wilson said he two runs to score. Bums, whose team was beaten by “I’ve run in that Penn Relays since age 12," Cosby A heavy rain ended before tlie good guys won and when that hap­ matched the mark set by San Fran- derdog survived in six games. “Already we’re looking for help,” Houston handed Atlanta its fifth straight would ask the council to rescind the Calgary in last year’s final. “The told reporters by telephone 'Ricsday, noting he had made Giants manager Roger Craig said. “It’s / game started, but steady winds and pens, it’s a lot warmer in here than it cisco’s Jim Davenport from Boston wasn’t the only favorite to loss. offer, he said, “If it isn’t dead, it’s scouting is a lot better. special trips to the event on the University of I^nnsyl- still early, but we’re always looking for n-ii Auociatod Preii temperatures that dropped into the is outside.” 1966-68. face a fight for its life in the first Stubbs’ homer came in a ihrec-run dying.” “Now, all the teams have it. It vania campus while in the service. “So Franklin Field has some help.” lower 40s made it a long night. Mels manager Davey Johnson Assenmacher (1-0) pitched two round. The favored Chicago Blackh- second inning on the first pitch from John HOME FREE — Pittsburgh’s Barry Bonds, left, beats the tag of St. Alameda County Board of Super­ used to be that Monueal was the meant a great deal to me.” Kevin Mitchell’s opposite-field solo Smoltz (0-2). Biggio, the National Before it was over, the teams com­ was hot that his team couldn’t lake innings for tlie victory and Dean awks and Edmonton Oilers had to Louis catcher Todd Zeiie during their game Tuesday in Pittsburgh. visors chairman Don Perata, who only team Uiat did extensive scout­ This year’s event has 13,(KX) enuants at all levels, homer on a 3-2 pilch from Don Aase League player of the week, has nine hits has been instrumental in the drive to bined for 22 walks, six errors, a wild advanuigc of its chances. New York Wilkins got his first save. The vic­ battle to the bitter end before win­ ing. A lot of teams have copied from elementary school through masters, although the (1-1) lied the game at 5-5 with two out in The Pirates won, 7-2. tory came a day after the Mets beat in his last 11 at bats. bring back the Raiders, said, “In my pitch, a passed ball, a balk, a hit by was 2-for-19 with runners in scoring ning ilieir respective seven-game Monueal and a lot of their people annual track and field spectacle is more known for its judgment, the deal is over with. We pitch and several other misplay. position. the Cubs 10-1 in a one-game series scries, against Minnesota and Win­ have come out of the Montreal or­ college and Olympic development evenu. In the lOth, the Cubs intentionally at Wrigley Field, can get on to other matters. The That all took 402 hours and was nipeg. Edmonton, in fact, survived ganization.” mayor has an election and I have wiuiessed by a crowd of 13,964 — walked Johnson with two outs to The Mets loaded the bases with only by becoming just the seventh Keim a veteran on diving board Spurs turn things around in San Antonio quickly The playoffs continue tonight load the bases, but Milch Williams BEAVERTON, Ore. (AI>) — Jenny Keim may be 11 other business.” the Mets’ smallest since Sept. 23, one out in

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Purchased the contract Granalo, Joe Grerrier. male, they should drop the “ma’am” or “sir,” and simply FossasL,0-2 2-3 2 2 2 0 1 of Casey Candaele, infielder, from Tucson of BOSTON (105) 8:47 - Joe Grinevich, Henry J. Grzyb, Ami > 1“ NEWVDBK DETROIT DCIark ph 1 0 0 0 Elster ss 5 1 0 0 McHale 13-24 2-2 28. Bird 9-23 3-4 23. say, “May I help you?” MIAMI (AP) — A suspended Hispanic policeman Crim 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 the Flacife Coast League. Gustafson, Fled Haddea ab r h bl ab r h bi Girard c 2 2 2 0 Frrtdez p 1 0 0 0 Parish 813 1-2 17. Johnson 1-3 0-0 2. Lewis Teen gets wallet back CD Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 Phillips 3b 4 0 0 0 Mirabella 2 2 0 0 0 1 Nunez p 2 0 0 0 Magdn ph 1 0 0 0 BASKETBALL 8:54 - John Haha Bob Healy, Henry Hilliard, What do you think? convicted of manslaughter in the deaths of two black Today in History JO Texas National Basketball Association 11-13 2-4 24, Klelne 0-1 0-0 0, Baglay 1-2 3-6 Fr. Hunter. A MA’AM WHO’S TIRED OF AMARILLO, Texas (AP) — Michael Todd Friant Espmz ss 4 1 1 0 TrammI ss 4 0 1 0 Lancastr p 1 0 0 0 Whthrst p 0 0 0 0 5. Ji.Paxson 8 7 0-0 6. M.Smlth 0-0 8 0 0. men was listed in stable condition today after a KBrownW.2-0 6 2-3 3 2 1 5 6 DALLAS MAVERICKS— Activated Brad 9:01 - Flay Tucker, Alfred Janris, Horry > Mtngly 1b 4 1 2 0 Whitakr2b 3 0 1 0 DwSmt ph 0 0 0 0 OMally ph 1 0 0 0 C.Snilh 0-1 8 0 0. Totals 4887 11-18 105. BEING CALLED SIR reported suicide attempt. places no stock in the stories about rude New librkers JO JeffcoalS,2 21-3 0 0 0 0 0 MiWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Machado p 0 0 0 0 Davis, guard, from the injured lisL Waived Mark Jenkins, Flalph Johnson. Balboni dh 3 1 0 0 Fielder 1b 4 0 1 0 CHICAGO (111) Knudson pilched to 1 batter in the 6th, Crim GSmith ph 0 0 0 0 Teufel ph 1 0 1 0 Wbde, guard. 9:08 - jiohn Johnson, Stan Juros, John DEAR MA’AM: I think your suggestion is a good William Lozano, 30, was rushed to Coral Reef since a limousine driver returned his wallet — money Today is Wednesday, April 18, the 108th day of 1990. > - • Winfeld If 3 0 1 2 Moseby cf 4 0 0 0 Pippen 812 2-2 12. Grant 810 0-2 12 pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. FOOTBALL Juselin. Joseph Kennedy. Barfield rf 4 1 2 1 Nokas c 3 0 1 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Cartwright 811 4-4 16, Jo.Rsxson 2-5 2-2 6, one. Telephone operators who also be wise to eliminate Hospital on TUesday night, said hospital President included — with only a library card as a clue. There are 257 days left in Ute year. " 0 HBP— Kunkel by Crim. WP— KBrown 2. National Football Lsague 9:15 - Joe Klemas. Lou Kocsis, Ffoul Korney. Kelly cf 4 0 1 1 Heath ph 1 0 0 0 Dawson ph 1 0 0 0 McRyld ph 1 0 0 0 Jordan 1824 7-8 35, Perdue 2-4 0-0 4, Davis PB— Petralli. GREEN BAY RACKERS-Signed Scott Kirby, Stephen Koski. the “ma’ams” and “sirs.” Kenneth Sample. Hospital officials refused to give The 13-year-old left the wallet in the car last Today’s highlight in history: Cerone c 4 0 0 0 GVyiard rf 4 1 2 1 Wilkins p 0 0 0 0 Innis p 0 0 0 0 1-5 0-0 2. Armstrorrg 2-3 4-4 8, King 8 7 8 8 16, Blowers 3b 3 0 1 0 Sheets dh 2 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Voltaggio; First. Johnson; Sasser ph 1 0 0 0 offensive tackle: Damon Slell, running back; 9:22 - Ted LaGsea, Arnold Landsberg, further details beyond the officer’s condition. month while in New York with a theater group from On April 18, 1775, ftiul Revere began his famous ride Third, Kaiser. and Stacey Mobley, wide receiver. Nealy 8 0 0 -0 0 .Totals42-61 2830 111. Ernest Larsoa Joe LaVigne. TJones If 2 0 0 0 Totals 46 8 9 6 Totals 49 6 10 6 Boston 22 19 34 30— 105 The emergency call came in to police as an at­ Amarillo College. from Charlestown to Lexington, Mass., warning Totals 33 4 8 4 Totals 31 1 S 1 T— 3:10. A— 14,930. Chicago 001 040 000 010 2— 8 HOUSTON OILERS— Signed Bo Orlando, 939 - Harvey Leach, Bill Leone, Carl LaFfok, Chicago 26 29 27 29— 111 Kan Leslie. tempted suicide, but it was unclear what was wrong Driver Tom Hagan tried to mail the wallet to the American colonists that the British were coming. NewTbrk 010 003 000-4 Newlferk 001 130 000 010 0— 8 defensivs back, to a two-year contract An­ 3-Point goals— Boston 2-6 (Bird 2-3, McHale Detroit 000 000 100— 1 Twins 6, Mariners 5 E— HJohnson 2, Lyons 2, McCletxJon, Mer­ nounced they will rx>t renew the contract of 9:36 - Lloyd Curkin, Flay Martina, John Amarillo Public Library, asking their help in finding On this date: 8 1 . Ji.Paxson 0-2), Chicago 2-6 (Jordan 2-3, Dr. Gott with Lozano, Metro-Dade police spokeswoman Kenny Johnson, safety. Malerba, Flolph Maccarone. E— Trammell. DP— New Tbrk 2, Detroit 1. MINNESOTA SEATTLE cado. DP— Chicago 1. Now York 1. Jo.Ffoxson 81 , FVdus 0-1, Davis 0-1). Fouled In 1906, a devastating earthquake struck San Francis­ MIAMI DOLPHINS— Signed John Offerdahl, Myriam Royle said. Police and rescue units who the boy. LOB— Now York 4, Detroit 6. 2B— Barfield. ab r h bl ab r h bl LOB— Chicago 11, Now Ybrk 18. 2B— Jofferies out— None. Flabounds— Boston 49 (Parish 18). linebacker, to a four-year contract Back Nine But the envelope containing the wallet mistakenly co, followed by raging fires. About 100 people died. HH-GW ard (2). SB— Kelly (3). Gladden If 5 1 3 0 Reynlds 2b 5 1 0 0 2. HR— Carreon (2), McClendon (1), FUohnson Chicago 43 (Grant 12). Assists— Boston 29 went to his home found him awake, she said. HOCKEY IP H R ER BB SO Larkin dh 5 0 0 0 Gnffey cf 5 0 1 0 (3). Marshall (1). SB— Walton 2 (2). Grace 2 (3), (Begley 14), Chicago 25 (Pippen 10). Total 7:23 - Mika Massaro, Wil Matheny, Gao Peter Gott, M.D. Lozano in January 1989 fatally shot an unarmed ended up at the Harrington Cancer Center, probably In 1923, Yankee Stadium had its debut with the first Notional Hockey League New York Puckett cl 4 2 2 1 ADavis dh 4 0 2 1 Jefferies (2), ^rxib e rg (2), Millw (4), Girard fouls— Boston 22 Chicago 21. A— 18,676. McAllister, Bill McCarthy. because the library card says, “Amarillo Public game played there. The Yankees defeated the Boston Red Loa^W.I-O 7 6 1 1 3 3 Hrbek 1b 5 0 3 1 Leonard If 2 1 2 0 (1). S— Fernandez, GSmith. SF— Grace. NEW YORK RANGERS— Signed Steven 7:30 - Jamas McGovara Dick McNamara, motorcyclist fleeing from police. The biker’s pas­ JDRobnsn 1 0 0 0 0 1 GaettiOb 5 1 2 1 POBrin 1b 4 1 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO Rica, right wing. Don McF’herson, Jim McVeigh. senger died in the resulting crash, and the deaths Library, member of the Harrington Library Consor­ Sox, 4-1. Righetli S,3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bush rf 3 0 0 1 Coles 3b 4 1 1 2 Chicago •OMI Cavs 96, Bucks 88 737 - John McVeigh, Wil Messier, Sam tium.” In 1934, the first laundromat, called a washatcria, Detroit Nunez 4 2 4 4 7 4 touched off three days of rioting in Miami's black CCastill ph 1 0 0 0 Cotio rf . 4 0 2 0 CLEVELAND (96) Miela, Frank Monetts. Tanana L.0-1 6 8 4 4 1 2 Lancaster 4 5 1 1 0 2 The Cancer Center recently contacted Todd, who opened, in Pbrt Worth, Texas. Moses rf 0 0 0 0 Valle c 4 1 1 1 Bennett 2-4 3-4 7, Nance 816 1-2 17, 7:44 - Harmon Montia, Bob Muldoon, George neighborhoods. Nunez 3 0 0 0 0 5 MiWIrpf j 2 2 0 0 3 3 Taking medicine Harper c 3 0 1 0 Giles ss 3 0 0 0 Basketball Daugherty 6-13 8 7 17, Ehio 7-15 1-2 17, Price Murray, Salem Nassilf. The Miami police officer testified he thought the was surprised to find the $2 he had inside the wallet In 1942, four months after Pearl Harbor, an air HBP— Winfield by Nunez. WP— Leary, Assnmehr W.1-0 2 1113 1 Mack pr 0 0 0 0 SBrdly ph 1 0 0 0 6-14 8 5 17, Williams 7-14 8 7 19. Kerr 1-3 0-0 7:51 - Fluss Nattlaton, Nick NIckersoa Elmar Wilkins S,1 1 0 0 0 0 1 motorcyclist was trying to run him down. Lozano was returned as well. squadron led by James H. Doolittle bombed Tokyo and Nunez. Ortiz c 0 0 0 0 2. Totals 37-79 20-27 96. Odell, Ken Ogran. Umpires— Home, Welke; First, Evans; New Itorfc “I didn’t think anybody in New York City would oUier Japanese cities. Gagne ss 3 1 0 0 NBA standings MILWAUKEE (88) 7:58 - Donald Ostbarg, Elmar L. OskouL was convicted and sentenced in January to seven Second, Ford; Third, Coble. Newmn 2b 3 1 1 1 Frndez 6 3 5 4 6 5 Elmer Ostrout Jr., Ed FYivlack. is personal choice take the time to send it back,” he said. In 19^2, the U.S. Armed Forces published the first Whthrst 2 0 0 0 0 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Lohaus 6-13 8 0 13, Floberts 812 8 4 19, years in prison but is free on bail while on appeal. T— 2:39. A— 11,595. Totals 37 8 12 5 Totals 36 5 10 5 Sikma 813 1-2 11, Humphries 1820 2-2 22 8:05 - F ^ Patrona, Joseph FRtilippon, Mike Machado 2 30014 Atlantic Division issue of The Stars and Stripes. Minnesota 012 200 001— 6 Robertson 4-9 2-2 10. Pierce 4-14 0-0 8. Ander­ Fkerro, Wendell F^>uchar. Franco 1 2 1 1 0 0 W L Pet. GB Seattle 031 100 000— 5 son 0-3 1-21, Krystkowiok 1-30-0 2 Praasey 8:12-Jo hn Ouaglia. Tom Ouinn, Frank Flam- Blue Jays 8, Orioles 2 Innis L.0-1 2 1 2 0 2 1 z-Philadelphia 51 28 .646 — DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been diagnosed as having a E— Gagne, Cotes. DP— Minnesota 1, Seattle 1-3 8 0 2. Totals 3890 8 1 2 88 sey, Herbert F. Zepp BALTIMORE TORONTO Nunez pitched to 2 batters in the 5lh. z-Boston 49 30 .620 2 disease where my body does not produce enough lubrica­ 1. LOB— Minnesota 9, Seattle 6. 2B— Leonard, Clevstand 29 20 22 28— 96 8:19 - Harry FMnhom, Al Flodonls, Charles ab r h bi ab r h bl HBP— Vtelton by Fernandez. WP— Nunez. z-New Ybrk 45 34 . 570 6 Gladden. ADavis 2, Newman, Cotto, Harper, Milwaukee 26 16 28 16— 86 Flomanowski, Lou Rossillo. tion for the joints. My doctor has prescribed prednisone, Jeffersn rf 3 0 0 0 Femndz ss 4 0 1 2 BK-MiWilliams. F>B— Lyons. Washington 31 48 .392 20 Hrbek, Puckett 3B— Gaetti, HR— Coles (1). 3-R)int goals— Cleveland 2-13 (ENo 28, 8:26 - Al Floy, Bill Flunde, Flusty Rusconi, which I’ve heard has tremendous side effects, yet my PBradly If 4 1 1 0 MWilsn dh 5 0 1 0 Valle (1). SB— Fteynolds (1), Fhjckett (2), New­ Umpires— Home. Rippley; First Darling: Miami 17 62 .215 34 Ffotor Sadloskl. NBC’s ‘Wings’ should soar above the clouds Karr 0-1, Price 0-6), Milvwiukae 1-6 (Lohaus CRipkn ss 4 1 1 0 Gruber 3b 4 1 2 1 Secorid. Froemming; Third, Pulli. New Jersey 17 62 .215 34 man (1). SF— Bush 1-4, Sikma 8 1 , Humphries 81 , Pierce 0-2). 8:33 - Tony Salalla, Bob Samuelsoa Flar condition is quite painful. Are the side effects worth Tettieton c 4 0 1 1 Bell If 4 0 0 0 Central Division IP H R ER BB SO T— 4:38. A— 13,964. Fouled out— Floberts. Flsbounds— Cleveland 52 Schiaidge, Joe Halloran Millign 1b 1 0 0 0 McGriff 1b 2 1 0 0 x-Detroit 57 22 .722 — being pain-free? regulars has a New England accent. phy. It’s noted that in leaving his Mlnneaota (Williame 11), Milwaukse 51 (Lohaus 11). As­ 8:40 - Mika Sibrinz, Burton Smito, Max By Jay Shcirbutt Deverex cf 2 0 0 0 Hill rf 4 1 1 0 zGhicago 54 25 .684 3 DEAR READER: This is a decision only you can No matter. The show, featuring lovely limousine, the star is preceded by a decoy AAndeson 3 5 4 3 1 3 sists— Cleveland 25 (Price 9), Mihvaukea 25 Smola, Fluss Smyth. Orsulak rf 2 0 0 1 Borders c 2 2 2 1 z-Milwaukse 42 38 .525 ^5'l^ The Associated Press 'ibtt 12 110 0 (Humphries 9). 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Stir in l/4tcaspoon sugar or asparagus. Rinse thoroughly, but do not dry. Arrange In a l'/2-quait casserole, combine all ingredients ex­ novel of two glamorous socialites and the melted, diving the dish a half turn once during cooking. cept lemon juice. Cover and microwave on high power [HBO] MOVIE: 'One Crazy Summer' men in their lives. Lindsay Wagner, James [HBO] One Night Stand (CC) Featured: honey. Place 1 pound of spears in the dish with the buds spears in a round dish with the tips toward the center and Two recent high-school grads help a Brolin, Victoria Tennant 1989. Part 2 of 2 comic W ill Durst. (R) (In Stereo) Yields 6 servings. for 6 minutes, or until tender-crisp, stirring once. Stir in young singer save her g randfather's house toward the center of the dish. Cover with plastic wrap. spear ends tward the outside. Cover with plastic wrap TT [A& E] America at W ar The aircraft ear­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Man Outside' A form er juice of lemon and serve. Yields 4 servings. from demolition. John Cusack, Demi lawyer exiles himself in the woods of Ar­ Microwave for 4 minutes. Rearrange spears from the out­ and microwave on high power for 14 minutes. Moore, Joel Murray 1986 Rated PG, ner is used in battle Creamy asparagus casserole IT kansas to cope with the death of his wife. side to the middle of the dish, keeping the buds in the Melt margarine or butter in a 2-cup glass measure on Marge Churchill is a Manchester resident who is [LIFE] Rodeo Drive [CNN] PrimeNews 1 pound asparagus spears, cooked tender cILsp Robert Logan, Kathleen Quinlan, Bradford center. Cover and microwave on high power for an addi­ high power for 1 minute. Add onion and microwave on an authority on microwave cooking. Questions should [MAX] MOVIE; Soldier of Fortune* A [DIS] MOVIE: 'Robin Hood' (CC) Ani­ Dillman. 1987. Rated PG-13. 1/4 cup of liquid from cooked asparagus gunrunner attempts to rescue an American m ated. Robin H ood p ro tects the anim als of tional 3'/2 to 4>/2 minutes, or until tender crisp. high power for 1 minute. Stir in flour and salt. Gradually be sent to: Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, Sherwood Forest from the greediness of 1 0:05PM [TM C] MOVIE: Braddock: 1 can condensed cream of mu.shroom soup news photographer imprisoned in China M issin g in A ctio n IN' The fearless Col. add in water. Mix well. Microwave on high power for P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Clark Gable, Susan Hayward, Michael Ren­ Prince John. Peter Ustinov, Andy Devine, Phil Harris. 1973. Rated G Braddock returns to Southeast Asia lo res­ nie. 1955 (In Stereo) cue his presumed-dead Vietnamese wife. 51 [HBO] MOVIE: 'A New Life' (CC) Single 7 ;0 0 P M (T) Inside Edition Chuck Norris, Aki Aleong, Roland Harrah life and the pressures of starting over again III 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) 5T 5 T 5T CE) (22) W heel of Fortune (CC). plague a recently divorced Manhattan cou­ ple Alan Alda, Ann-Margret, Hat Linden. 1 0:30PM 01) USA Tonight Make kids’ meals more enjoyable by keeping portions small ( S Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) 63 54 5 T 1988 Rated PG-13 d i) J e ffe rs o n s (CC) 08) Synchronal Research [LIFE] Moonlighting Part 2 of 2 68] Odd Couple NEW YORK (AP) — To make same foods as Mom and Dad." gets children to think of mealtimes 11-inch baking dish. Bake at 350 56 TST 58 OD Blueberry Hill Fats Domino sings □ □ □ with a fork. Heat slightly. Makes 4 "Ain't That a Shame," "W hole Lotta Lov­ [MAX] MOVIE: Dead Calm' (CC) A 64) CPTV Auction Continues mealtime with kids more Other “parent survival” tips: as special. degrees F for 40 minutes or until a o mysterious stranger and a boatload of The following recipes were the to 6 servings. Recipe by: Chris Kis­ ing," "Blueberry Hill" and more in this 68) MOVIE: 'Jane Doe' An amnesiac, left corpses spell trouble for two vacationers pleasurable, serve bite-size pieces • Let toddlers and very young • Make dinner a main event, sel, Lakewood, Colo. toothpick inserted in the center - n 18 (c) 1990 by NEA. Inc 1985 Los Angeles concert (60 mm.) (In top three winners in a contest spon­ on the high seas. Sam Neill, N icole Kidm an. for dead after a brutal assault, struggles to Stereo) recall enough of the crime to stop her as­ ' 1990 by NEA. Inc for bite-size appetites. And keep children cat at their own pace and in eliminating unnecessary distractions sored by the California Avocado comes out clean. Let cool and cut Billy Zane 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) ^ F ( P Kate & Allie (CC). sailant Karen Valentine, William Devane, portions small. their own way. If it is easier for such as television. Commission and Baby Talk into child-size bars. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Magnum Force' San Eva Marie Saint. 1983 Avocado bars (24) Nightly Business Report Francisco's "Dirty" Harry Callahan investi If the kids want more, you can them to cal with their fingers, don’t • Make dinner and other meal­ magazine. The recipes arc designed For older children, blend cream 61) Hogan's Heroes SfaAFU by Bfuce ^6) M is s io n o f H o p e gates a rash of gangland-style murders. serve a second portion, says Best insist on a fork or spoon. Getting times welcome occasions. Even if for children 6 months of age and 1 cup carrot, grated cheese with a mashed banana and — m (30) (40) C u rre n t A ffa ir Clint Eastwood, Hal Holbrook, Mitchell (57) Paul Badura-Skoda Plays Chopin Foods, but encouraging children to them to eat is what’s important. busy schedules make it difficult, get 1 ripe avocado, mashed spread as an icing on lop. Recipe by: Ryan. 1973. Rated R (In Stereo) The Viennese pianist performs the Sonata older. O o (38) Cheers (CC) in B Minor, Opus 58. (R) (In Stereo) “clean” an overwhelming plate of the family to cat together as much as [USA] Murder, She Wrote • Serve food creatively. Like 2 cups light brown sugar Marie Sauerhage, Arlington, Texas. (Sf) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (SJ) T h re e ’ s C o m p a n y food forces them to overeat • and adults, children respond more posi­ possible. 2 cups flour CELEBRITY CIPHER 8:30PM (3D Sydney (CC) (In Stereo) Small fry south 2 DD Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous (61) H u n te r [ESPN ] Baseball Tonight could create negative feelings about tively to a colorful, inviting presen­ If your child enjoys pasta. Best 2 eggs Yogurt avocado people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands tor CE Head of the Class (CC) Arvid H - < [A&E] New Wilderness [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Horror Show' A tation. Foods, has the following sugges­ 2 tablespoons rice cereal another Today's due L equals Y steps in as Alex's partner during a dance food. of the border 1/2 cup peanut oil m . [CNN] M o n e y lin e competition after T J sprains her ankle, policeman is plagued by nightmares and Dr. William Scars, nutritional tions: 2 teaspoons warm water strange occurrences after sending a mass • Expect those times when 1 ripe avocado, mashed 4 ounces cream cheese [ESPN] SportsCenter (R) O ^ ' R N OJVKS XRXS'C murderer to the grave Lance Henriksen, consultant to Baby Talk magazine, children become particularly at­ • Combine '/2 cup creamy peanut 1 tomato, peeled, seeded and 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 tablespoon strained carrots [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [A&E] Crusade in Europe Eisenhower Bnon James, Rita Taggart 1989 Rated R says babies’ meals can be fixed right tached to a single food. Food “jags” butler with >/2 cup chicken broth; 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 teaspoons plain yogurt [U SA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) reflects on the troubles faced by Gl's (In Stereo) chopped KPREC, FZZ CDK along with the family’s own dinner. arc common and should pass within heat until smooth. Serve over hot 2 tablespoons cheddar cheese, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 tablespoons ripe avocado, 7 ;3 0 P M CD) Entertainment Tonight 9:00PM C E Jake and the Fatman (CC) 1 1 :00PM (3D C E (57) News (CC) Derek takes on more than he bargained for “Making baby a meal from fresh a reasonable amount of lime. cooked pasta. Top with shredded l-3rd cup milk mashed VJSKL RS COK Jacqueline Bisset's new movie "Wild Or­ CE 50 Years Ago Today shredded chid" (In Stereo) w hen he dem ands that M cC a b e assign him fruit and vegetables is more deli­ • Let children participate in meal carrots. 1/2 cup raisins (optional) In a small pudding bowl, mix all his first solo case (60 mm ) (R) (In Stereo) Cl1- C h e e rs (CC) Part 1 of 2 */4 cup brown rice, cooked r“ DO (T) (22) Jeopardy! (CC) cious and certainly more nutritious preparation by selling the table or • Combine cooked pa.sta with ingredients together in the order OJAZX OJBZX DFGK 08) Synchronal Research 1/4 cup pinto bean.s, cooked and Blend ingredients in order given n~j 03) Doogie Howser, M.D. (CC) Doo- than just opening up a jar or a can,” assisting in the kitchen. Such ac­ and beat unlit creamy. Spread in a given. Makes 1 serving. Recipe by; ' O O CE Kate & Allie (CC) gie IS caught operating on a little boy's (2^ A ll in th e F a m ily shredded carrot, plump raisins and mashed W P I X N e w s Cynthia Friedman, Pittsburgh, I?a. O SJ VKFSRSI.’ — dog (R) (In Stereo) (22; (30/ (40) N e w s he says. “And kids enjoy eating the tivity encourages rcsponsiblily and mayonnaise. Mix all ingredients thoroughly lightly greased and floured 9- by “n (2$ C38) M-A*S*H CE Run for Your Life 0 1 M » A « S *H m rn (24) CPTV Auction: Connecticut Collec­ (22r (3§) Night Court (CC) Harry learns FARECJCZK JSFEERE. Ob i; Arsenic Hall (R) (In Stereo) tion A select grouping of fine art, antiques, It Buddy neglected to tell his bride-to-be that PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Working in the theater has a lot jewelry, crafts, carpels and collectibles (3 he was institutionalized for 20 years (R) [A&E] Andrea Martin at the Improv gy in common with unemployment.” — Arthur Gingold. hrs.) Host comic Andrea Martin Comics Peter Menus [A&E] Spaceflight A look at the space Pitofsky. Dana Gould. Adam Sandler. Rick (26) Carson’s Comedy Classics shuttle and an interview with astronaut ® 1990 by NEA. Inc 4 1 8 Aviles and Geoff Bolt (60 min.) O O (3^ H ard C o p y Sally Ride; also, visions of the future, in­ cluding space colonies and travel to the [CNN] Moneyline m z @ Cosby Show (CC) stars. (60 min ) [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ cheese, pita pocket, potato chips, quiche, toast, milk. lUesday: Taco with meat and choice of dressing, fruited gelatin [A&E] World of Survival Senior Citizen Manchester schools D > [CN N ] Larry King Live zin e 'They deducted the cost of postage from green beans, choice of fmit, milk. Friday: English muffin, sliced cheese and lettuce and tomato, fluf­ with topping. [CNN] Crossfire The following lunches will be The following lunches will be > 1“ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Something in Common' [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire our tax refund." Thursday: Ziii with mcatsaucc, peaches, milk. fy rice, com niblcls, chilled fruit served at Westhill Gardens and served at Manchester elementary cup. J 3 CO FRANK AN ERNEST by Bob Thava tossed salad, dinner roll, choice of Andover Elementary ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Mayfair Gardens the week of April schools the week of April 23-27: Coventry High Wednesday: Salad bar with as­ fruit, milk. Monday: Hot dog on roll, potato The following lunches will be > 23-27 to Manchester residents who Friday: Chicken panic on a roll, The following lunches will be sorted meats and cheeses, fmits and i— rounds, choice of fmit, milk. served at Andover Elementary, > “ I SHi'b Tii?eD-5He% MOM' YOU IM , % LGVf Any WOR/^---THATy W Hy X l< 0£ r are 60 or olden lettuce and tomato, carrots, fruit served at Coventry High School the vegetables, school-baked roll, as­ Tuesday: Beefburger or Gilead Hill and Hebron Elementary TAKIK1& A MOM?.' IT p o p \ . '' Monday: Orange-pineapple juice, choice, milk. week of April 23-27: sorted garnishes. “D hot dog, baked b ^ s , orange globe cheeseburger on roll, com nibicts, the week of April 23-27: Monday: Tomato soup, grilled Thursday: Hearty vegetable Monday: Shells with mcatsaucc, (9 V n salad, roll, mustard and catsup, choice of fmit, milk. cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, soup, tuna salad boat with lettuce, salad, fruit, rolls. tropical fruit. Junior highs Wednesday: Ham and cheese or vegetable sticks, gelatin with fmit. Tuesday: Grape juice, Yankee pot assorted fruit. Ttiesday: Hotdog, baked beans, The following lunches will be tuna grinder, green beans, choice of Tuesday: Stcakuum with cheese, Friday: School-baked pizza, peas, diced pears. roast, vegetable gravy, mashed tossed garden salad, assorted fmit. served at Manchester Junior High fruit, apple crisp, milk. onion rings, assorted fruit. ' r Wednesday: French bread pizza, potatoes, zucchini with tonuitocs, Schools the week of April 23-27: dinner roll, fresh fruit. Thursday: Ziti with mcatsaucc, Wednesday: Tlirkey paiilc on a Bolton schools green beans, sherbert cups. tossed salad, dinner roll, choice of Wednesday: Apricot juice, Monday: Footlong hot dog on roll with sauce and melted cheese, The following lunches will be Thursday: Grinders, chips, salad, fruit, milk. American chop sucy, green beans, roll, potato rounds, choice of fruit, green beans, assorted fruit. served at Bolton Elcmcntaryn- fmit. * 4m Friday: Chicken panic on roll, tossed salad, Italian dressing, whole milk. Thursday: Chicken nuggets and Center schools the week of April Friday: Chicken soup, grilled b: wheat bread, pineapple cream pud­ Tuesday: Beefburger or lettuce and tomato, carrots, choice dip, oven fries, hot garlic bread, as­ 23-27: cheese, hash browns, fruit crisp. ding. cheeseburger on a roll, com niblcls, of fruit, milk. sorted fruit. Friday: School-baked calzonc Monday: Chicken panic on a bun Thursday: Cranberry juice, bar­ choice of fruit, milk. Breakfasts with lettuce, special sauce, macaroni We repair Kirby Vacs THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom PHIPPS by Joseph Farris becued chicken, carnival rice. Orien­ with sauce, tossed garden salad, as­ Wednesday: Hot ham and cheese The following breakfasts will be sorted fruit. salad, cookie and applesauce. We repair Miele Vacs tal vegetables, whole wheat bread, croissant, potato chips, green beans' served in the Manchester schools the Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat- Only genuine parts are NJCT SAP, MOT I I FAIMT MY^LF cherry tart with whipped topping. or salad bar, choice of fruit, milk. week of April 23-27: Coventry schools sauce, garlic bread, green beans, u.<>ed LllCg YC’DK I OCCkvKO^. Friday: Vegetable beef soup, Monday: Juice, cereal, toast fruit cup. Thursday: Ziti wiili mcatsaucc, The following lunches will be Bag.s, Belts, Etc. '— r r i / - ~V— tuna salad, lettuce and tomato, crois­ Wednesday: Orange juice, tuna dinner roll, tossed salad or salad bar, milk. served at Nathan Hale, Coventry Small Applianc'e Repair sant, peach crisp. Tuesday: Cinnamon roll, pineap­ Grammar and Robertson schools the sandwich, potato puffs, vanilla pud­ fruit choice, milk. Appliance and Vaccum ple tidbits, milk. week of April 23-27: ding. Center Meals on Wheels Friday: Chicken panic on a roll, Wednesday: Juice, cereal, toast, Monday: Chicken nuggcLs, oven Thursday: Chuck wagon special, Pu.st Rd Plaza, Rt. 30 lettuce and tomato, carrots, choice milk. fries, hot garlic bread, celery and Johnny cake, fresh fmit. Vernon, CT. 872-1280 The following meals will be of fruit, milk. Thursday: Juice, ham and cheese pcanulbuttcr, school-baked cookies. Friday: Pizza, tossed salad. served to Meals on Wheels clients A.sk your neighbor about as the week of April 23-27. The hot noon meal is listed first and the cool evening meal second: Monday: Beef stew with biscuit, THE NEW FUN PLACE TO MEET! green beans; Chicken sandwich, WINTHROP by Dick Csvsill THE ORIZWELLS by Bill Schorr fruit, milk. LIVE 1 Tuesday: Chicken quarter, gravy, M? 'MORRV N0PE.„'FUZ I V whipped potato, carrots: Egg salad ENTERTAINMENT IN ENiSiLANDTVIEV CC^N'r )W y.5».'NEa. ,..A "WBiTN Beginning THEVCALL ITA B U T -n -IE V s t i l l ^ A3Cm pyiNs, P EU EVE IN WHAT P'VA -mtHk. sandwich, fruit, milk. CAUL- A caAREAGE CAN " DUSTBIN.".. RU5... d e l t h r o w / PIERPOINT ,5 ! / REIHCARKATIOH,. J'LU <30ME 3 A C K Wednesday: Roast beef with Wednesday A g a r b a g e c a n . / Aprii 4 IN IT. AS after . gravy, w h ip ]^ potato, broccoli: April 18 J. Turkey sandwich, fruit, milk. “ of Manchester Thursday: Spaghetti with mild DJ - Mike Steeves Ladies Night J mcatsaucc, green beans, carrots: Thursday Monday and Tuesday are Senior Citizen Nights 'w/i,'7THR3/’5| Chicken salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Speciais V l f W P o P j l Friday: Baked haddock square |hlh‘£/2 April 19 [/ v: rr ( H CTtJxx j with Newburg sauce, whipped Wednesdays Us [ L - J ^ Night Life Dinners $4.95 potato, spinach: Tuna salad ^Foi 7For 9 111 J j 1.;^ l i i I Jl i No Cover Charge 8-10 includes choice of potato, ziti, home fries, oven browned and j . . , i ; : . J ■1 sandwich, fruit, milk. Friday $1.03 Well Drinks & Breakfast! ^ vegetable. Also choice of cup of soup or salad. FREE COFFEE! April ^ Domestic Beer $1.00 off any other drink. EEK AND MEEK by Howls Schneider Manchester High Rhythm Shocks ALLEY OOP by Dave Orsus Music provided by WEDNESDAY NIGHT and ROTC “Area’s Top DJ’s” IM IVJOT OM£ CF THCSt MR LOMLLIMLSS THE IWCOMPE.TBJT Saturday Full FOR SEVERAL YEARS I STTUDIED / SLOWLY, BY TRIAL AND ...A N D FINALLY, OH, YEAH? [ because The following lunches will be All The Ziti You Can Eat! POOR LO O U 9 SOULS WITHOUT STEMS FROM.., MAMAGEAAEfJT OF PK-FRANKENSTANK-S JO U R N A ISV ERROR, I GRAPUAUV WHERE THE DOCTOR 1 HOW DO \ YOU served at Manchester High School April 21 Service AND PIAPERS, FAMILIARIZING MY-V CHANGED HIS PRO­ MET WITH FAILURE, WE k n o w ] h a v e MONDAY THRU FRIDAY with a serving of meatball, garlic bread and tossed salad. Catering , A FPIEWD IfJ THE lUORLD y SexiTUDE. SELF WITH ALL HIS EXPERIMENTS)^ CEPURES AJJP Z SUCCEEDED.' THAT? .^-^4e e N THE and the Regional Occupational Attituda Aqusbnent Hour ~ Y ^ CORRECTED HIS RESULTS! d Exit y - MISTAKES.' Training Center the week of April Free Food-Buy 1 drink, next drink $.03 Available 23-27: (Domestic Beer & Well Drinks) - 9 S (f Monday: Foollong hot dog on a roll, potato rounds, choice of fnrit, 384 C West Middle Tpk. Watch for our new dinner menu! milk. Manchester Parkade Coming Soon... A new Senior Citizen Club Card Tuesday: Beefburger or Manchester, CT cheeseburger on a roll, com niblcls, 649-3361 See store for details: Heartland Plaza, Manchester 649-0067 choice of fruit, milk. ■iiM Wednesday: Hot ham and 0

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18— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 18, 1990 HOMES I 2J ] HOMES Study says fiber can cut L i L I fo r s a l e FOR SALE NOT JUST FOR THE Court will decide Rep. Frank intends to run MANCHESTER- IN-LAWSII! Newly Spaclouus 4 bedroom, 2 listed! Dutch Colonial A colon cancer risk 40% bath Ranch with fin­ h as 7 ro o m s In th e m a in despite pending ethics probe ished lower level for house plus a 3 room bar on KKK hoods possible In-law/teen opartment tor a total ot BOSTON (AP) — Saying his WASfflNG'TON (AP) — Diets tual dietary records. suite. 2 car garage. 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, ATLANTA (AP) — A Ku Klux deemed offensive by the govern­ effectiveness as a lawmaker had “We classified the studies, as to Doris Bourque. and 2'/i baths. 1st floor with about twice the amount of fiber $187,900. S e n try Real Klansman arrested for wearing a ment. not been damaged by the con­ and vegetables now consumed by how strong the evidence was,” den, fireplace. House Is E sta te , 643-4060:o situ a te d on 7.34 a c re s hood in violation of state law has his “If a gay rights group decided troversy surrounding his relation­ most Americans can reduce the risk Trock said in a telqahone interview. they wanted to have a massive rally, SENIOR CITIZENS/ CARPENTRY/ PSST, OVER HERE...On with the possible subdi­ day in court Thursday in a confron­ ship with a male prostitute. Rep. of colon cancer by about 40 percent, “We found of the studies that we DECKS/ INSTALLATION/ MISCELLANEOUS H e n ry S tre e t In M a n ­ vision ot 3 additional tation over whether the Constitution including 20,000 Atlantans who Barney Frank announced he would a government study shows. thought were well done, there were TRANSPORTATION ADDITIONS REPAIR REMODELING SERVICES chester we’ve listed building lots. Privacy guarantees the right of anonymous haven’t come out of the closet, this seek re-election. A research report published today only two that did not support the this Immaculate 5 plus p e rso n ifie d 111 $370,000. ro o m R a n c h i 2-3 bed­ Anne Miller Real Est- free speech. law would prohibit them from put­ The Democrat had initially in­ in the Journal of the National Can­ (anti-colon cancer) effect. When you .^SENIOR CITIZENS HANDYMEN^CARPENTERS IwiptcKyou upaiyoufhomesndtake you: M A ^ E R t R A R ' 6dd Jobs rooms, fireplace, hard­ gte, 647-8000.0______“Any law that infringes on any ting bags on their heads,” said tended to wait until the House include some studies where there ent Cleaning, Hailing, Carper|/y, cer Institute reviewed 37 studies Groeeiy Shopping ^ THE DECK WORKS ^ Remodefrig. Reasonably Priced Hauling unwanted articles. wood floors, walk-up MANCHESTER-New person’s First Amendment rights in­ Haupunan, who has taken the case ethics committee released a report conducted since 1973 and found was some question about how valid ‘Docto/s appolniments Of Water Heaters ROOFING attic for great storage, •Visli Iriends Free Estimates Garages, cellars and Listing. Nicely main­ fringes on all our rights,” said as a private lawyer rather than as a about questions surrounding his in­ the result was, then there was an ^ - Vary popu&,"lg^*^lly deck •Gas At Mast ercraft we work lor you & with Ail Calls Answered full basement, rec what it called “a great deal of •Do Banking you. Whether your desire is residenlial ^Hlsrs cleaned. tained 3 bedroom member of the ACLU. building rsputablecraltsman using •Electric R ic k ’s H a m fy m a n & ro o m , to o l shed, 63x206 Michael Hauptman, Klansman volvement with prostitute Stephen evidence” that diets rich in fiber and ditional six that were not supportive quality materials veiy affordable. or commercial. Asphalt shingles, .5!d;)0(Sgn anytim e home, freshly wallpa­ Without the protection of masks, For friendly courteous service cell •Oil ^ Carpentry Service lot boasting beautiful pered, move-ln condi­ Shade Miller’s lawyer. Gobie, but said Thesday the elec­ vegetables protect people against of the effect.” t Carat It 649-1999 This combtnstion cant be beet woodshingle & shake, 6.U.R. skds or W ilson Oil Com pany 646-1948 871-1378 grounds accented with t io n , lovely f a m ily Miller was charged with violating Klansmen could face harassment on tion calendar pushed him to act colon cancer. Trock said the studies did not em­ FREEE8TIIHATE8 single ply. We offer quality workman­ lovely rose bushes! the job or from neighbors who op­ ^ 844-2362 j 6 4 5 -8 3 9 3 ship, reliable service accompwied w/ room with fireplace, the 1951 law in February after wear­ sooner. “The data ... suggest a reduction phasize any particular food or Don't Miss This Onel great yard for kids. pose the KKK, Hauptman said. competitive prices. We're fully uisured KITCHEN & BATH CHARLES THE $139,900. Jackson & ing a KKK hood at the county cour­ Frank must file nominating peti­ in risk of approximately 40 percent uniformly determine the precise LAWN CARE i provide free estimales. Call today tor details. State officials contend the law is CLEANING HANDYMAN Jackson Real Estate, $179,900. C e n tu ry 21, thouse in Lawrenccville. tions with the secretary of state by for persons consuming diets high in amount of fiber needed to achieve Please Call 647-3683 REMODELING / clear and specifically targeted at SERVICE ENTERPRISES 647-8400.O Epstein Realty, 647- The case is being watched closely May 8 to seek re-election. fiber and vegetables,” the report the protective effect. DECKS POWER WASHING hate groups such as the Klan. Pmssura Treated From the smallest BRAND NEW LISTING! 8895.0______“People piay decide to run or said. “Furtliermore, Aere are un­ But he said most Americans Ptoclng an ad in Classified residential & commercial Lovely older Colonial by civil rights leaders, who credit “TTie law is not vague. It says do MOWING & Custom Designs repair to the largest MANCHESTER-Famllv not run bas^ on what I do. So I deniable cardiovascular benefits and probably would have to double the FREE ESTIMATES Is easy. Just call 643-2711. PAINTING on Cambridge Street In home. Spacious Split, 4 the law with helping reduce Klan Interlor/Exterlor We'll help you with the not wear a mask unless you fall thought it was only fair to let BARNEY FRANK little likelihood of adverse conse­ amount of fiber consumed to Cell . renovation, we will do a interior/exterior Manchester. 3 bed­ bedrooms, 2 baths, violence in the last four decades. TILLING Painting Done wording of your ad. SPRING CLEANING rooms plus sewing within one of the exceptions,” said people know that,” Frank said. quences associated with this data.” achieve the cancer protection effect THE DECK 8PECIAUSTO complete job. move-ln condition, “Obviously, we think it is a very ... makes announcement •Nghtcarpenby ■garages ‘yard room and 6x6' pantry David M. Fuller, chief assistant Call John 646-0032 ■ceilings and walls repaired fireplaced living room, relevant issue,” said Earl Shinhoster, FYank, 50, said he also con­ Bmce Trock, a researcher at Fbx suggested in the studies. Start to finish. •cellars -gutters oft the eat-ln kitchdr. solicitor for Gwinnett County, who 649-0773 •attics and cellars d e ^ d near schools, a must to Southeast regional director of the cluded his effectiveness as a con­ dumb. I was also accused of some Chase Cancer Center in Philadel­ “The average American eats 11 or ELECTRICAL FREE ESTIMATES ■rotatil'Ing Waddell School. This see. C e n tu ry 21, Ep- will represent the state at the hear­ gressmen had not been hurt by the things that weren’t true. I had to phia, said the evidence “is power­ 12 grams of dietary fiber a day,” 643-6386 - •BrushAree & trash hom e Is In m ove-ln steln R e o lty , 647-8895.Q National Association for the Advan­ LIQUIDATION Complete do-it-yourself condition and priced ing. relationship with Gobie that he figure out whether the combination ful” and very clear. said Trock. “The NCI and other or­ fuliv insured/fee estimates •>- removal CONTEMPORARY cement of Colored People. ■ ELEtTRKiAL programs available. *30 yrs. experience rig h t! $134,900. Ja c k - The law makes it a misdemeanor said ended in 1986. o f that was going to damage my Trock said he and two National ganizations are recommending 20 to son & Jackson Real SPLIT-Prlce r e d u c ­ “The Klan uses anonymity as an CONTRACTOR ‘fast, reliable & punishable by up to a year in jail The relationship, which in­ effectiveness,” Frank said. “Ob­ Cancer Institute researchers, Elaine 30 grams of dietary fiber a day. So SPRING CLEANUP 1 TREE SERVICE/ E state, 647-8400.D tion. $170’s. Call Ron instrument of terror and fear,” said Heritage Kitchen & fully insured and a $1,000 fine to wear a hood or Lanza and I^ter Greenwald, con­ •Trees & Lawns Chit ■Repairs-New Installation Fournier, 649-3087. cluded Frank hiring Gobie as a viously my judgment is that it has we’re really talking about doubling ESTATE LIQUIDATION I PRUNING *10% senior SEE YOU LATER ALLI­ Shinhoster, who plans to testify for •Yards & G ara^ Cleaned • Licensed ■ Insured Bath Center RE/MAX East ot the a mask to conceal one’s identity personal aide after paying him for not. 1 think 1 will be, if I win, the cluded there was a protective effect a typical intake.” ■ d iscounts GATOR!!! Original R iv e r, 647-1419.0 the state at Thursday’s State Court •Bnish Piles Removed uommerciai & nesiaemiai ...... • Free E^mates Come visit our showroom at: owners are retiring when on public property. Exceptions sex, was revealed in August by the same kind of congressman next from fiber after a careful analysis of This can be done, he said, with up •Truck & Backhoe W«k CALL 872-4072 AN AMERICAN DREAM hearing. “That has been the whole include holiday costumes on the day Cash or Sen on HAWKES TREE SERVICE ■ Senior Discomts 254 Broad Street South and are anxious Washington Times. year I was last year, a prospect that the statistics and methods used in to six servings a day of fruits, whole •Exterior Housepainting tor a new family to Is w h at th is h o m e , reason for constructing their Consignment Bucket, truck & chippor. of the holiday, masks for use in The story also quoted sources as makes some people happier than the 37 dietary studies by different grain bread, vegetables and whole •Driveways S^ed Jim Varrelman M a n ch e ste r move In! Mint condi­ barn, 4 plus acres Is all Stump removal. Free GSL Building about. The 8 room, 4 uniform and regalia as it is.” sports, theatrical garb or gas masks. saying Frank was aware Gobie ran others.” scientists. Populations in the variety •Landscaping Installations Contr. Lie. # 103833 tion througout featur­ Hauptman, president of the grain cereals. 645-1174 estimates. Special 649-5400 Maintenance Co. bedroom home Is lust “It does not violate free speech a prostitution ring from his Frank said his major concern of studies included Japanese, •Complete Building & 646-0319 ing 8 rooms, 4 bed­ American Civil Liberties Union in “It is a relatively simple change Proper^ Maintained consideration for etderly and Commerdal/Residential build­ rooms, 1.5 baths, simply magnificent. because it is in the pursuit of a Washington apartment, an allega­ was how his congressional col­ handicappad R.K RUSSILLO ing repairs and home In^rove- You need to see all this Europeans, Australians, Americans that is beneficial for other diseases •JmyJdbCaitMnd fireplace, hardwood Georgia, said the anti-mask law is so legitimate public interest, which is 1 SALE/TRADE | 6 4 7 - ^ ments. Interior and exterior property has to otter. tion F r ^ has vigorously denied. leagues viewed him and his ability and New Zealanders. and doesn’t seem to bring with it FUtiXS/SUSED fttEEBUnWOES floors, family room, vague that it can be used to restrict m BOOK/ It's Incredible. Asking to keep the public free from threats “I did some things that were to continue with the job. Some of the studies were based any adverse side effects,” said cm . YARDMASTERS rooms, Decks, Garages painting, ighi carpentry. Com­ extra storage, newer the rights of any individual or group and intimidation,” Fuller said. INCOME TAX ■rinlshiCwpenliy.KItehefs.BsswTmtt*. plete janitorial service. Experi­ siding and root tor a In the $400’ s. C a ll B a r ­ on questionnaires and others on ac­ Trock. 643-9996 (MilnsUy. b ara. RE/MAX E a s t ot PAINTING/ •Brick t BluMlone Woks 4 Patios enced, reliable, free esti­ maintenance tree exte­ T H E B O O K Eitpsit Psinting a Wsdpapsrlng mates. rior. Spring St., Man- the R iv e r, 647-1419.0 PAPERING IM stm icm RACK c h e ste r. Martin C U S T O M CRAFTED UW N SERVICE 1 1 9 8 9 ese^zszo zsa-sasz Fertilizing, liming, spring ■ 643-0304 School! New price Dutch Cape that backs INCOME TAXES $183,900. J a c k s o n & up to acres ot open clean-up, complete lawn Audio Cassette Books. A ll Categories McHugh Himself Consultatlon/Preparation PAINTING/ Jackson Real Estate, space. Beautiful service. HEATING/ Painting & wallpapertng at Indlvidual/Business PAPERING 647-8400.D touches In every room. PLUMBING Enloyoble fireplaced CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ' 643-0747 436J. Hazrtford Tpke. fts b e st Free Estimates. Fully COUNTRY CLUBBIN'ii! Jan Pawlowski fam ily room that opens “Shops at 30 Plaza" You must see to appre­ O Lots/Lond tor S a le ...... 23 649-8045 Insured. Established 1974. 643-7254 Wall Papering and Painting ciate this 3 bedroom to 3 season porch. In- Notices Merchandise M usical Items...... 84 V e r n o n , C T 0 6 0 6 6 Investment P ro p e rty ...... 24 30 years Experience Townhosue with 2 full ground pool, fruit 3 0 - n Lost/Found...... 01 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 8 7 0 -8 8 7 0 643-9321 M & M O IL tre e s , brick walks. Personals...... 02 Business P ro p e rty ...... 25 baths and 2 half baths. Resort Property ...... 26 Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 86 DON'S LAWN SERVICE Insurance, References and Sheer beauty. Asking Announcements...... 03 SpeciolisSM tt! | PLUMBING & HEATING You'll find a family ^ F Mortgages...... 27 Antiques and Callectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 ■ROTOTILUNG Edging CARPENTRY/ Auctions...... 04 Free Estimales ■OH Burner Service & Sales room and office too! $223,900. C a ll B a rb a ra . Wanted to B uy...... 28 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Tag S ale s...... 88 RE/MAX East of the Financial...... 05 S e r v i c e s Clothing...... 73 •Hedge & Bush Trimrning BOOK RACK REMODELING •Automatic Oil Delivery Central air condition­ Flo o ring ...... 58 Wanted to Buy/T rade...... 89 1 ELDERLY CARE | MARTY MATTSSON F u rn itu re ...... 74 Call now for lawn mowing. Previouslv enioved oaoeitaack 1 ing, central vacuum, R iv e r, 647-1419.0 — m ...... 51 E le c tric a l...... 59 649-4431 _____ •Well Pumps Sales & Service Employment & Education Rentals Child C a re ...... ■ and custom Interior. BACK ON THE Cleaning Services...... 52 Heotlng/Plum blng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Dependable Work. books freitn Romance to Hor •Water Heaters (Ei«trio s g u ) 0 o Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms tor R en t...... 31 T e n n is courts a n d MARKET-Cozy 2 bed­ Lown C a re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 M achinery and T o o ls...... 76 Automotive . 646-7011 rorlWawllltradeforyourgood CUSTOM QUALITY WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. •Bathroom & Kitchen Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 paperbacks 2 for 1; or we wHi NURSE'S AIDE swimming pool on pre­ room, 1'/2 baths, large Situation Wanted...... 12 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 Dne stop Improvements. Quality work at a Remodeling 2 DO Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Cars for S a le ...... 91 Framing to Painting. mises. Don’t miss out! lo t, 2 c o r c a r r ia g e Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes tor R en t...... 34 Corpentry/Remodellno...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Good Things to Eat...... 78 sell our books 1/2 price. Years of Experience. reasonable prical •Senior Cibzen Discoon, • Polntlng/Paperlng...... 56 C oncrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... 92 When you have some­ Licensed & Insured. $164,900. A nne M ille r house garage. The H • < Instruction...... '...... 14 Store/Ottice Space...... 35 Fuel Oll/Coal/Rrewood...... 79 Hospital Trained, Interior & Extertor •Electric Work p ric e Is rig h t. $118,000. Campers/Trollers...... 93 thing to sell, find a cash 435 J Hartford Tpke. Ceril Oave Adamick R eal E sta te , 647-8000.D Employment Services...... IS Resort Property ...... 36 Free Estimates Coll Linda Brown. m . Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 M otorcycles/M opeds...... 94 b u y e r the easy w a y ... w ith “Shops at 30 Plaza” for a free quote. FREE ESTIMATES FIREPLACES!!! Ju st Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 Excellent References. Call Brian Weigie RE/MAX East ot the Real Estate Otfice/Retall Equipment...... 81 a low-cost od In Classi­ Vernon. CT 06066 Phone: reduced! This 1735 Co­ Garages and Storage...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES. Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 64 7-1 814 R iv e r, 647-1419.0 Homes tor Sole...... «21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 fied. 643-2711, 870-8870 742-6402 645-8912 649-2871 lonial must be seen to Call 643*2711 for m ore Inform ation! Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be believed. Totally MALLARD VIEW. D is ­ Condominiums tor Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/T rade...... 98 1 r n updated with new root tinctive home from and foundation, new $139,900. No a s s o c ia ­ READ YOUR AD: Cloasifed advertisements ore furnace and wiring, tion tees. One floor RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per dov. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to | - 3 3 taken by telephone as a convenience. The i HOMES HOMES new kitchen and baths. living. Unique 2 bed­ be published Tuesday through Saturday, the IHELP HELP HELP ELP 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one FOR SALE 1 FOR SALE Formal dlnlno room, ro o m , 7 b oth u nit oU on O O 20 to 25 days:'60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ WANTED WANTED WANTED ANTED 4-5 b e d ro o m s. W id e 1 floor! Dining room, Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of O - n 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen NORTH COVENTRY-Z MANCHESTER-To settle Pine floors and wains­ fireplaced living room, Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be acres with horse barn estate, 312 Ferg u so n coting throughout. 1.8 1st floor laundry, cus­ ; ; ; r n WANT ADS a re th e accompany this 3 bed­ Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, corrected by an additional Insertion. BANK CSR-UnIted Bank acres or 11 acres for tom kitchen, gorgeous WE DELIVER friendly wav of finding a has a Customer Sales room Dutch Colonial. beautifully lands­ farming or developing porches, attached gar­ HAIR 0 3 For Home Delivery. Call cash buyer for applian­ Representative posi­ Fenced pasture, fron­ caped, 2 cor garage. or home business!! age and full basement! 647-9946 ces, musical Instruments, STYLIST tio n a v a ila b le In the tage on Wllllmantic $289,000. 646-2426, 9-5 $244,900. A n n e M ille r Blanchard 8, Rossetto PART TIME HELP I HELP cars and a host of other Vernon Circle office. River, Above ground w eekd ays. Real E state, 647-8000.O Realtors," We’re Sel­ O O Notices Monday lo Friday. 9 lo 6 NEEDED FINANCIAL HELP WANTED WANTED I WANTED terns. Excellent customer re­ pool. Easy access to COVENTRY-Cozy 3 bed­ BRING YOUR GOLF lin g H o u se s" 646-2482.0 m 2: Earn great pay lation skills and pre­ R outes 44 and 1-84. room Cape, 1 bath, CLUBS when you view NORTH COVENTRY-147 As a condition precedent vious teller or cashier Priced to sell at o > PERSONS needed part- NATIDNAL HEALTH CUSTDMER SERVICE- enclosed porch, '/j this molestlc 8 plus Grant Hill Rd. New 7 to the placement of any in relaxed salon experience essential. $159,900. P h ilip s R eal time, Ideal for stu­ AGENCY seeking en­ Ad specialty, full time. o c re . $128,900. C o ll 742- room Colonial. 2 full plus room, 2'/j both > r" a d v e rtis in g In the M a n ­ Apply In person at Uni­ E state, 742-14500 dents. Apply In person thusiastic, energetic, High energy, mature NEED EXTRA CASH? in M anchester. 1799. and 2 holt baths, large Cope, 1st floor flre- chester Herald, Adver­ Mortgage ted Bank, Vernon Cir­ 3 3 0 3 o r c a ll G a ry a t 649-7041, goal-orlented individ­ person needed tor this Maternity leave NORTH COVENTRY- STRAWBRIDGE-2 b e d ­ rooms, and o grimier ploced family room, tiser hereby agrees to cle, Vernon CT. Little Caesar's of ual with sales ability fast-paced position. WORK AT HOME New llstingl Large, prl- room Deluxe Dorches­ location overlooking 1st floor loundry/mud protect, Indemnify and Lending creates desirable J 3 > Manchester.______and flexible hours tor Duties Include typing, vate tenced-ln ter on The Pond. the Manchester Coun­ room, 3 bedrooms on hold harmless the M an­ Come join our Team of Home PART-TIME summer the part-time Program phones and processing position for crea­ backyard with above Centrol air, fireplace, try Club. Blanchard 8. 2nd floor, bookcases, 6 > chester Herald, Its of­ *BrkJg.i Lnans SITUATION Letter Carriers. Must Director position for purchase orders. Call ground pool and deck. full basement, private Rossetto Realtors," panel solid doors, ficers and employees * 1st & 2nd Mortgages tive, experienced “ 0 have valid drivers li­ the Greater Windham MS I WANTED Perfect tor family deck, garage. Asking We're Selling Houses" crown moldings, gor­ 563-4246. against any and all ’ Quick Approvals cense, good driving re­ area. Responsibilities TELEMARKETERS stylist. Work on gatherings! Super $153,900. C a ll 870-9303. 646-2482.0______g eo u s lot! R e d u ce d liability, loss or ex­ CLERICAL ASSISTANT- * Ideal For Self Employed cord, at least 18 years Include emphasis on COLLEGE STUDENT- clean, recently redone, Leave message. No MANCHESTER-’ Brond $10,000 to $199,900. pense, Including attor­ Futl time or part time. SERVING AMERICA existing dientelle. of age. Flexible hours. community orglnlza- Early Childhood Ed. hardwood floors agents. Truly our best buy! neys’ fees, arising from Filing, copying and New" beautiful 3 bed­ $7 hourly. Call Man­ tlon, volunteer devel­ Looking tor summer throughout. A must Blanchard & Rossetto claims of unfair trade misc. ofticedutles. Call FROM T H E Must be self motivated! ATTENTION- room, single family KEYSTONE chester Post Office, opment, planning and Call Brenda at position. Child care- see! $137,775. P h ilip s Contemporary Town- Realtors," We’re Sel­ practices, Infringe­ 563-1424. pullders/Dealers. One 643-2735. Implementing, service Must be excellent in Selling! /mother’s helper. Man­ R eal E sta te , 742-1450o house with approxi­ lin g H o u se s" 646-2482.0 ment of trademarks, MORTGAGE BEGINNING! 646-0208 Ih« nations leading and rehabilitation, and SWIMMING P D O L ch ester a rea. $6 h o u rly . COVENTRY-A rare find! trade names or pat­ 232-4878 PART-TIME DIs- You will feel Right at Home! rridnutocturers of Cus­ mately 1800 square education programs. CDNSTRUCTIN- Excellent references. Contemporory Cape feet. (Not o Condo). CONDOMINIUMS ents, violation ot rights hwasher, evenings ask tom Design Modular Send resume to: Exec­ General labor full time Interested? 646-5635. with spacious, open Fam ily room with fire­ of privacy and Infrin­ fo r T o m . 649-2811. p o sitio n 50-60 h rs per 643-2711 Homes now qualifying FOR SALE utive Director, 29 floor plan. Breakfast place, central air, wall- gement of copyright For more information call bullders/dealers In OPTOMETRIC ASSIS- Ivanhil St., Wllllman- week. Drivers licence Finding a cash buyer for I BUSINESS bar, fireplace in living to-wall, Cathedral cell- and proprietary rights, your area. Reply Box H I TANT/RECEPTIONISl tlc , C T 06226.______and good driving re­ IT'S A SURE THING! the Items you'd like to sell room and a wood/coal Ings, 2 baths, PRESTIGE unfair competition and PART TiME 647-9946 OPPORTUNITIES ' t/o The Manchester Needed for busy profes­ F R D N T E N D 8, S usp en ­ c o rd re q u ire d . $8.00 per Is easy. Just let our read­ stove. 1st floor den and appliances, and 2 cor TOWNHOUSES-3 bed­ libel and slander. HELP WANTED sional practice. Duties hr. C o ll 643-2770. Between 3 and 6 pm herald, 16 Bralnard sion Specialist. Must ers know what you have 2nd floor loft suitable g a rag e. $1200 m o n th ly. rooms, Cathedral cell­ Which may result from Include, patience con­ P id e d . have own tools. Full FULL TIME AND Part Ask for Elaine for sale with an ad In for home office. Full Rent with option to ing, skylight, tlre- the publication of any tact, contact lens In­ NORTH COVENTRY- b e n efits. C a ll 875-0746. time telemarketing po­ iiaiirI|pHtpr BpralJi C la ssifie d . 643-2711. HAIR STYLISTS length upper balcony. p u r c h a s e available. ploced living room, a d v e rtise m e n t In the struction and light of­ Lots Of Space In this Part Time RN-Manchester medical sitions available. Pay Private lot with rear 646-4144. dining room, custom Manchester Herald by fice responsiblltles. commence with expe­ MAKE M0RE$$$ perfect home tor first- kitchen, 1 'j baths, att­ office. 8:45am-5:45pm, yard bordering on CHS MANCHESTER- advertiser. Including Receptionist For Flexibl and port time rience. Contact Mr. Lu­ Rent your own salon. A th le tic F ie ld . $153,900. time buyersl New cor- ached garage and full a d v e rtise m e n ts In any Mondav-Frlday, be­ Bolton/Vernon line. Real Estate Office hours. Includes after­ cas between 10:00-4:00. Newer contemporary Philips Real Estate, petlng, furnoce, fin­ basement! Blanchard tree distribution publi­ noon, and/or evening nefits Include medical NURSING MANAGEMENT ished basement with Elegant and economl- Insurance reimburse­ 647-8018. 8 positions studio. 4 chairs, 1 mani­ 742-14500______col 2 beedroom, I'/j 8i Rossetto Realtors," cations published by Good phone skills, and Saturday morning. a v a ila b le . woodstove ond bullt- We're Selling Houses" ment, retirement plan, R.N.STAFF both Lvdall Woods the Manchester He­ W ill train right person. cure station. Assume all ONE OF THE good habits Ins. Possible 4th bed- typing and computer paid vacation. Send re­ TELEMARKETER Cope. Family room 646-2482.0 rald. Penny Sleffert, Call to loin ourfriendly Q u a l i t y inventory. 1/4 mile from thrifty people hove deve­ room/otflce. Quiet P u b lis h e r. experience helpful. successful team, ask sume to: Box A, c/o SUPERVISDR- neighborhood. with fireplace. Full Mlnlmum 1 year tele­ Q u a l i t y OPPORTUNITIES UConn Campus. Low rent loped Is doily reading of for Mary or Kathy at Manchester Herald, 16 Nur.sin^ Care ... a It tty of li/r til If inilliaiii! $138,800. P h ilip s R eal basement, deck, $16. HOMES Ideal for high school marketing experience, the ads In clossifled. 649-3311. Brolnard Place.______with excellent terms. Rent E sta te , 742-14500 monthly PUD fee. FOR SALE TD 8T 1 year supervisory po­ fSursiufi; C are ... (t in iy of lij'r at i i u l l i a m ! That's where they find student walk to work. DFFICE SUPPDRT- II Individually, with a group $145,500. 647-9679 AND FDUND FLOWER AND GARDEN sition. Pay commence Witulhuni lloiipital has openings for U.N.s volue buys. H o u r s 3 -6 d a ily & 9 -1 2 SHOP Looking for Indi­ Customer service, full­ or join our forming group. time and part-time. with experience. FLEXIBLE, FULL AND PART TIME FOUND: Brown Tobbv Sat. Call 646^525, ask vidual with some expe­ Please contact Mr. Lu­ seeking to work in an environment that rie n c e In F lo ra l D e­ Drder processing and 429-3906 JOHN Cat. White oaws/stom- tor Denise. data entry. Non­ ca s, 10:00-4:00 647-8018. POSITIONS AND PER DIEM NEW TO THE MARKET! ach. Mt. Sumner Drive sign. Part-time flexible rewards excellence and dedication. smoking. New England STRIPPER-FULL TIME v ic in ity , B o lto n. 646- hours call South Wind­ OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEDICAL Calendar, Wethers- and PART TIME 1st HOMES BOLTON/VERNON LINE 3395.______so r, 528-7725. SURGICAL AND SPECIALTY AREAS tle ld . c o ll 563-1426. and 2nd shift expe­ INUKSK MAINAGKK FOR SALE Stunning 4.000 square foot contemporary LOST: In Bolton Center BE’/OUR OWN BOSS rience necessary, em­ Windham Ilospilal has openings Oitieal (^are and Stepdown Unit high on Ravenscroft Hill, 9 pristine acres at area. Light Tan striped $5,000-$10.000/MONTH I HELP BINDERY HELPER-lst ployee owned com­ male CAT. Has Elpaso MANCHESTER- 1 Part Timo Shift, 1 FU LLTIM Eor2 pany. Excellent for R.N.s seeking lo work in an environment end of cul-de-sac, seasonal view of Bolton WANTED Im m a cu la te 3 b e d ro o m shot tags. Offering re­ LooKing lor 10 agre&sive people to PART TIME. No expe­ benefits. Apply In per­ Lake. 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, greenhouse. w a rd . 649-7206. work 10-15 hrs. per wK. A 24 hr. rience necessary. Em­ son, K & R Printers, 32 that rewards excellence and dedication. A S SIS T A N T NUKSI*: M A N A C K K home. Priced to sell I PDSTAL SERVICE $ 3 9 9 ,9 0 0 . rocorded message. ployee owned com­ Main St. Ellington CT Specialities Include JDBS-Salarv to S65K. ('ritieal ('are pany. Excellent 06029. h'itul mil lime inueli nimv n r riui iijjrr \m t! fireplaced living room Owner willing to negotiate 'jade or buy your house. 203-722-3808 Nationwide. Entry benefits. Apply In per­ and Inground Sabrina M ANCHESTER $135,000 le ve l p o sitio n s. C a ll (1) PRICE IS RIGHT Hometime Properties son, K & R P rin te rs , 32 Pool. Joan Inguonlt. PERSONALS 805-687-6000, ext. P- HELPING PEOPLE sa­ Beyond Traditional Benefits, We Offer: k v i <:n i n g cookdinatok PART-TIME Darkroom Main ST, Ellington CT tisfy their needs and $154,900. S entry Real 9965. E sta te , 643-4060.O ^ 635-4663 J/ CHRIS ROWLANDS Is an Tech processing X-Ray 06029 w ants ... th a t's w hat w ant •Competitive Salaries Administratively responsible for the E A R N up to S339.84 per For lti» iptaout, 7 room Ranch w«h 3+ bedroom*. 1 1/2 belli*, enthusiastic and ener­ film and filing. Will ads are all about. MANCHESTER- hvdvirood Ikxxs, iS good sized rooms, central ax arxl an attached week assembling our SHDWROOM SALES- getic environmental train. 8am-12:30pm, •On-Site B.S.N, Program at no cost hospital during the hours of Immoculote 3/4 bed­ ga/i^ SXuatedonahugelol, eesyacceMtol^andtrMnewXL Full time/part time. entertainer. He writes M o n d a y - P r ld a y . 649- products at home. Am ­ ro o m C o lo n ia l w ith Spa Call us lo previsw thi* anractrv* home This Is an opportunity to the employee 3:00 p .m .-11:00 p.m. and performs his own 5764. azing recorded mes­ and Sauna plus many sage reveals details. to loin the sales team ot original music. His la­ RN PART-TIME tor busy ESTIMATOR­ •F'our-stcp clinical career ladder more ommenlfles. In­ Call today. 645-1952, the areas premiere law apartment with se­ 9 test program deals Doctor's office. Reply We offer challenging opportunities, ext. 301. lighting showroom. with our sea taring to BOX' M, c/o Man­ BUILDING •Well and Sick Child Care parate entrance. A You will sell the finest friends. The program CRUISE SHIPS Now hir­ state-of-the-art etjuipment, competitive must seel Doris chester Herald, 16 selection of lighting CONSTRUCTION • •n j j e n title d WHALES AND ing all poaltlons. Both •Subsidized short-term housing B o u rq u e . $199,900. Sen­ Bralnard Piece.______and decorative electri­ salaries, excellent henefit paekagi's, and TA LES Is a ro c k in g Skilled and unskilled. Minimum 5 years try Real Estate, 643- PART-TIme typist cal supplies Inatoclllty •100% Tuition reimbursement up to mixture of rap and For Information call experience. Thonxigh 4060. o______needed tor bl-rrionthlv that Is unparalleld In tuition rehate a.ssistanee. popular music that en­ (615)779-5507 Ext. H-690 knowledge of com­ magazine. Must be It's layout and decor. 12000/yearly for newly employed U.N.s. BOLTON-Spaclous 4 bed­ tertains young and old a b le to typ e 70-80 w pm . MANAGEMENT We have several part mercial & industrial Iillcruslcd candidates should cotilacl: ro o m , 2Vi bath home while educating them C a ll 646-1479, ask to r TRAINEE-No expe­ time openings with building, new and C ontact: offering country a b o u t o u r frle n d s 'ln the M ANCHESTER $189,900 B e tty Ann. rience necessary. Start hours on Thursday Rosemary Hathaway, I’h.I)., R.N. c h a rm w ith stre a m and remodelino. A back­ Rosemary Hathaway, Ph.D., R.N. ATTENTION INVESTORSI sea. His programs are Immedlotely. Full- night, Saturday and Vice I'residcnl and Director of Nursing woods vet lust minutes 37 Markwood Lane Manchester, CT appropriate for W AITRESSES/W alters tlm e / P a rt-tlm e . $11.00 ground in Mibitecture Vice President and Director of Nursing from 1-384. Joan In- An excellent, 2 family home hx the prudent buyer Well cared lor, needed part-time for Sunday. It you heve schools, fairs, boys- to s ta rt + bonuses. W ill or Engineering help­ Windham Hospital (20.3) •L''i6 67-1-t g u an tl. $219,900. S entry separate dnveways and entries, enclosed rear porches, nook ups tor Nower 4 bedroom, 2 1 /2 bath Contemporary on cul- dining room lunches, previous retail expe­ cout/glrlscout troops, train In sates, market­ rience and would be ful. (203) 456-6744 R eal E sta te , 643-4060.O washers and dryers Tenants pay own utilities, including water Doni de-sac. Large kitchen. Dining area with slide's to dinners and banquets. miss seeing this onel 9 and any other tum^tlon ing or management. AA/EOE ‘ Experience helpful. Interested In le a rn in g KAREN ESTATES-New deck. Forin.(l dining room. F-imily rooiii with tiro Imaginable. For more 203-257-7833.______more about these op­ Send resume to: WINDHAM Construction! Single Apply In person to D.F. REALE, INC. place. Tiled foyer, living room with cathedial 1 ell- Information please coll portunities, call or BoxP Family Attached 742-0724, If no one Is Steak, C lu b , R t. 83, SUMMER JOBS-Full REAL ESTATE Ing. 2 1/2 car garage. 3/4 acre lot backs up to V e rn o n . apply In person. Econ­ WINDHAM HOSPITAL homes starting from ovollable to take your tim e fro m M a y 15th c/o Manchestsr HMild 175 Main St., Manchester woocis thru August. Varied of­ omy Electric Supply, WVltfWkNDCCONNKTICUl 06726 (203)423*701 $133,900. S e lle r fin a n c ­ phone call, please DISHWASHERS needed Inc., 428 T o lla n d T urn - 16 Bralnard Place ing available. Sentry 646-4525 ' evenings and wee- fice duties Including HOSPITAL leave a meisage. *yery plke, Manchester Manchester. CT. 06040 vwuiwmccoNNKncui ot]>« uoj|4j3f2oi *«« *1 MM twriiiim______^______R e a l E sta te , 643-4060.O $305,000 649-6783 reasonable rates. You . kends. A p p ly In p erso n data entry. Non­ smoking. Wetherfleld. C t . 06040, 647- .nun.I tift'-niMn uw,.n. w o n ’t be to Steak Club, Rt. 83, 5000.c0e/mt/vh. eitanneintarfiii Marnnn m u 442.1494 0 y

20— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 18, 1990

I APARTMENTS STORE/OFFICE I SPORTING CARS Astrograph FOR RENT FOR RENT GOODS I FOR SALE MANCHESTEK-3 large MANCHESTER-330 GOLF CLUBS-Complete rooms, 1 bedroom. $565 square feet. $302 per set. 3-Sand Wedge, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If you keep might place heavier demands than usu­ Includes heat/hot wa­ month. Utilities and Irons 8< Metal Wood 1, % u r looking for ulterior motives in every­ al on yourself and try to get more things ter. Call 647-8757. parking Included. 1 3, 5. Includes bag. Ex­ mile to 1-84. Peterman cellent condition. $125. SCRANTON thing a companion does today, you're done than you can comfortably man­ MANY 2, 3, a. 4 bedroom birthday bond to find something that will give Building Co. 649-9404. 646-1194. CHRYSLER-PIYMOUTH age. It won't work if you try to force apartments In E. Hart­ you justification for your suspicions. square pegs into round holes. ford and Manchester. 55 Windsor /We. (RIe. 83), Wanton CANCER (June 21-July 22) Do not take SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be I INDUSTRIAL April 19, 1990 646- 1218 or 649-0857. END ROLLS 85 Dodge 600ES $3,495 anything for granted today where an im­ extra careful if you have to work with PROPERTY BOLTON-2 bedroom, 1st 27W" width — 50C Loaded. W iaportallon Special portant matter is concerned. There facts or figures today. Mental tasks There's a possibility some of your social floor. $600 plus utilities. 13" width — 2 for 50C 85 Toyota Pickup $4,685 could be some unexpected develop­ could prove rather frustrating and you VERNON. 2000-6000 In­ Automallc, Extra Clean alliances won't live up to your expecta­ Security. No pets. 643- ments and these shifts might not be in might run the risk of having to correct dustrial for lease. 1-84 Newsprint end rolls can be 87 Mazda B-2000P.U. $4,885 tions in the year ahead. On the other 0926. pIcKed up at the Manchester your favor. later what you do now. location, newer build­ S Speed. Low tnlaa. Ready to Go hand, alliances you establish for com­ Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's best you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) An en­ MANCHESTER- ing, reasonable. Tully 87 Dodge Dakota P.U. $6,785 mercial purposes should. Monday through Thursday. count to 10 before you express what's deavor in which you're presently in­ Beautlful 1 bedroom, Real Estate, 643-0005. Long Bod, Low rnHea, Sharp tnxA ARIES (March 21-April 19) Handle ev­ SAFES-New and used. on your mind today, even if you think volved could end up costing you more quiet, on bus line, liv­ 87 Chester New \bilter $6,875 erything in a businesslike fashion today MANCHESTER- 4 Door, Loaded, Leaxhf-* kitertor, Extra you're in the right. You might be able to money than that for which you budget­ ing room, dining room, Trade up or down. if you're involved in a situation with Avallable Imme- Liberal allowance for keep your pride intact, but your behav­ ed. Be sure your projections are in line fully equipped kitchen, friends where money is an issue. Care­ dlately. 2700 square clean sates In good 87 Mercury (Jougar $7,865 ior could put you in the dog house. with current developments. air conditioning, heat Z Door, Many extras. Needs to bo sold lessness could cause errors, as well as feet cold storage with condition. American VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Usually you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Success and hot water Included. 87 Chrysler Lebaron $3,245 hard feelings. Trying to patch up a bro­ loading dock. 646-5477. Security Corp. Of CT, work reasonably well with co-workers, could be denied you today if you do Come see why we Aulomallc, 29,000 rrtlea ken romance? The Astro-Graph Match­ MANCHESTER- 27 Commerce St., Glas­ but this might not be true today. Every­ things in half measures. Once you've really have a vacancy. 88 Chrys Lebaron Convert $SAVE maker can help you to understand what Avallable Immediately tonbury. 646-4390 or 633- one could be a bit grumpy and not in a committed yourself to a specific course $645. 247-5030. Aulomallc, Top Down Special to do to make the relationship work. 6300 square feet cold 5100. mood to excuse one another's of action, don't vacillate. MANCHESTER- Nice 89 Plymouth Sundance $8,845 Mail $2 to Matchmaker, P.O. Box storage with loading Aulomallc. AAJ, Only 9,000 milea temperament. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You won't modern 4 room apart­ DATSUN-1976 B-210. 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. dock. 646-5477. 89 Dodge Grand Caravari $14,995 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) All of your be in the mood today to have someone ment In 4 family. Appll- Good condition $1000; TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your possi­ 7 pass.. 6 eyi., e year warranty good resolutions about not spending tell you exactly how something should cances/parklng. $500 GLASTONBURY- Old Rocker $5; 5 foot bilities for success will be substantially more than you should could go by the be done. Unfortunately, you might have monthly plus utilities. Warehouse space cabinet with radio & reduced today if your objectives are not 875-3311 boards today if your "I gotta have it to deal with two strong-willed individ­ 647- 1113 after 6pm. available near center record plover $100. 643- well defined. Prioritize your goals and of town. 1 '/a miles from 2225. now" inclinations take over. uals who may attempt to do so. MANCHESTER-2 bed­ put them in their proper order. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today you highway. Rooms from room apartment. Im­ 2600 sq feet to 5500 sq CARDINAL maculate. $650 plus feet with access to BOATS/MARINE utilities. 647-1491 after BUICK, INC. loading dock. Call I EQUIPMENT 6pm.______Kevin days 633-9474. 1985 Olds Calais Sed $8,995 BOLTON-1 bedroom 1989 Buick Regal Coupe $10,980 Bridge MANCHESTER IND. FOR SALE-14 foot wood 1988 98 Reg Brougham $13,490 apartment enclosed PARK-6,000 - 69,000 SF boat and trailer, steer­ 1988 Pontiac Rrebird Coupe SOLD porch,Separate en­ avail. 18' clear, docks, ing wheel and forward 1988 Chevy Z'24 Cavalier $8,980 trance. Utilities In­ A/c office, sprinkler. controls. 5'/a horse 1988 Fkinliac Sunbird Coupe $7,895 to attack diamonds, and you would cluded. $500 a month. power motor con­ 1987 Buick Cei'l LTD Sedan $8,280 NORTH 4-18-90 T o o m u c h Call Mr. Morizio, Mr. 1987 Buick Park A/e Coupe $11,490 have a chance to work on clubs. Unfor­ Tedford Real Estate, Friedman or Mr. Co- verted to unleaded 4 8 647-9914. 1987 Buick Cc,ntuiy LTD Vlbg $8.w " V J 7 4 to hope for tunately we see as the curtain rises vares, Dow 8, Condon fuel. $700 or best offer. 1987 Buick Semorse! Cpe S 9 W i ♦ A862 from the East-West cards that in fact Colliers International, Call otter 6pm, 649-9315. 1987 Olds Clara Wag $6,280 ♦ K Q 10 7 3 By James Jacoby East will win the king of hearts and I HOMES 249-6521. 1986 Buick Skyhawk Cpe $5,980 FOR RENT 1966 Chevrolet Corvafle $18,990 WEST EAST play a diamond. In a futile attempt at 1966 Chevy Celebrity Sedan $6,380 If you want to give yourself a head­ salvaging the contract, you put up the MISCELLANEOUS 1986 Ponllac Grand Prix $8,250 4 A K J 6 2 4 Q 10 9 4 MANCHESTER-Lovely 3 FOR RENT I TAG SALE 4Q 4K83 ache. cover the East-West cards and queen, but West covers with the king. I 1986 Camara Coupe $6,850 Down one. Perhaps all declarers bedroom Duplex. Car­ 1965 Olds Cutlass Sup. 4 Dr. $5,895 ♦ K J 10 7 ♦ 9 4 3 place yourself in the position of Edwin TAG SALE-Saturdav, 1965 Buick Skylark Sedan SOLD 4 J 8 6 should have done better. peting. Immediate oc­ 1 CAR GARAGE-Storage 4 A 9 4 Kantar, playing in an invitational cupancy. $785. Owner- April 21, 9am-1pm. 148 1985 Ford Temra $3,995 After winning the ace of clubs, East only. $40 per month. Edgerton St.,Apt.A6. pairs competition in Italy. Kantar, /Agent. 646-3938. Rose 647-8400 or 646- 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood Sed $9,795 SOUTH would not have played another spade 1984 Jeep Wagoneer 4X4 SC>LD 4 7 5 3 South, opened two hearts (weak), and MANCHESTER-9 room 8646. the bidding proceeded as diagramed. unless he were trying to build a trick 1982 Mercu^ Lynx 4 Dr. $2,995 4 A 10 9 6 5 2 Bungalow. V i acre lot. GARAGE FOR RENT- WANTED TO 81 Adams Street ♦ Q5 West led the spade king, and East sig­ for his king of hearts. When East holds $995 monthly. Ken, 643- M an ch ester. $40.00 naled encouragement. A second spade the heart king, declarer’s only chance BUY/TRAOE Manchester 4 5 2 1442. monthly. Please call 649-4571 was ruffed in dummy, and declarer is to play a club to the 10-spot in dum­ 643-4421. Vulnerable: Neither my and hope that the jack is with WANTED: Antiques and Dealer: East played the king of clubs. East took the ace and played a third spade, ruffed in West. So it is, and declarer can make STORE/OFFICE ROOMMATES clean, used furniture. FOR RENT Please call 645-1174. I MOTORCYCLES/ .South West North East dummy. The jack of hearts was played four hearts by discarding a diamond I WANTED MOPEDS Pass to the ace. West dropping the queen. on the queen of clubs before giving up 2 4 2 4 4 4 All pass What now? a trick to the heart king. SOUTH WINDSOR- FEMALE ONLY-2 prl- CARS Did you play another heart, hoping James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge" and Sulllvan Avenue. 1,200 vate rooms, share kit­ FOR SALE “Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, Opening lead. 4 K that the overcaller (West) held the square foot office. Call chen, bath. $450 month. king of hearts and the king of dia­ the late Oswald Jacoby) arc now available at 521-1744 or 644-0165. Includes all. 645- DODGE - 1986. '150', 318 Motorcycle Insurance bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. 8776/646-2439. monds? If he did, he would not be able M ANCHESTER-300 to CID, automatic, bed Many cornpetitive (xxnparies 1800 square feet. Cen­ liner, tool box, 50K, Can NX Free Quote trally located. High $5500. 742-8669. Automobile Associate* LOTS/LAND ROOMS I APARTMENTS FURNITURE I CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT traffic area. Call Ken, CHEVY 1979- Comoro- of Vernon FOR SALE FOR SALE | £ U f OR RENT 643-1442. Black good condition 87IK92S0 I CHAIRS-2 Colonial style $3000. 528-1098 after STORE FOR RENT-460 WILLINGTON-Near 1-84. MANCHESTER- MANCHESTER- Main Street, Manches­ swivel rockers. Perfect 6pm. AAANCHESTER-DrastIc 2,3,4,5,and 6 room Reduction. Owner Beautiful 2 acre ap­ Centrally located. ter. Please coll 646- condition. $150forpalr, CHRYSLER 1971 New­ proved building lot. Room, kitchen privi­ apartments for rent, 645-8274. port Royal, Good run­ WANTED TO wants action on this 646-2426 weekdays, 9-5. 2426, 9:00-5:00 great 2 bedroom unit Dead end street. Quiet leges, washer/dryer, weekdovs.______ning condition. $600. BUY/TRADE freed, location. Tully TV. Non-smokers. Ref­ 3 BEDROOMS. Applian­ 643-5047. featuring first floor VERNON-Former bank I n o ^SPORTING bedroom, 2 full baths, Real Estate, 643-0005. erences. 643-1442. ces. Laundry hookups, branch with drive thru CHEVY 1987 Nova- deck, garage. No pets. 1GOODS fireplace, full base­ MANCHESTER- Room In for sale. On Route 83; 4DR,FWD,AT,PS,AM- We buy cloan, late model ment and much more. private home for rent, $700 plus utilities. 649- 5,800 square feet plus FM, 27k, gray. $5850. used cars and trucks. Top NEW LISTING! Prime 0613. CHILDREN'S Gym Set Call for details. lot In Pondview subdi­ kitchen privllages- 3,400 square feet. Base­ 289-2087 after 5:30. prices paid. $139,900. Century 21, /parking, 643-8692. ment suitable for of­ used 1 year. $40. call vision. Sacrifice sale. DON'T KNOW where to 643-5047. CHRYSLER 1987 Mr. Duff • Cartar Chevrolat Epstein Realty, 647- $90,000. Call for details. look next for a lob? How fice, retail or restau­ CONQUEST-31,000 1229 Main Straat 8895.0 rant. Call Bill Bourque, CHILDREN'S Gym Set Century 21, Epstein TODAY IS a good day to obout placing a "Situa­ miles, dark red, leather Manchaater, CT MANCHESTER, EAST Realty, 647-8895.n tion W anted" ad In The Farley Company, used 1 year. $40. call Interior and loaded 64S4464 MEADOW-1 bedroom place an ad in classified to 525-9171. 643-5047. sell those Idle Items classified? with extras. Excellent mid-rlse Condo In a Condition, $8500. Call choice location near you've been storing. A quick call to 643-2711 will WANTED TO 649-6680 between 9:00- CARS shopping, bus and BUSINESS CARS ICARS put your ad in print. IBUY/TRADE 11 :00a m or after FOR SALE highway. $74,900. D.W. PROPERTY 12 1 1 FOR SALE FOR SALE 7:00pm. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0

BUSINESS SENSE-Your COVENTRY-Exceptlonal home! First take time own piece of real estate APARTMENTS for your office. Flexi­ I to enloy the Interior ! FOR RENT features of this Impec­ ble floor plan, lower level conference, li­ cable Colonial Includ­ B E N N E T Elderly ing country kitchen brary or training room. 2nd floor rental Apartments-1 bedroom and 1st floor fireplace apartments for Imme­ then relax on the prl- unit for additional In­ come. Asking $295,000. diate occupancy. 1 yate deck oyerlooking month free rent. Please a gorgeous treed lot. Call Barbara. RE/MAX East of the call 528-6522 for an $172,900. D.W. Fish application. SPECIAL PURCHASE Realty, 643-1591.0 River, 647-1419.0 MANCHESTER-Well cared for newer vinyl I CARS CARS sided Raised Ranch FOR SALE FOR SALE NEW 1990 close to schools, shop­ I ping and highway. Ex­ tra bedroom and fin­ S c h a lle r's ished rec room In OUTTO BECOME LINCOLN TOWN CAR

Quality Preniwned Autos walk-out lower level. - INCLUDES ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM - Nice large yard. value Priced MANCHESTER'S Also Includes: -S.O-llter V-6 engine - Midnight Black clear- $189,900. D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 88 Subaru DL S/W coal paint Ebony doth seats - (5omfort/convenlence group s SpMd. 4 WhMl Oriv* #1 ■Multi-port electronic fuel Injection High-level AMTM ste­

SOUTH WINDSOR-Park $7,400 reo electnxiiccasserte radio /kuto powerantennea Power like yard. Lovely 9 windows, door locks 'Automatic climate control Rear * room U & R home with USED CAR window delroeler and much more. Stock *lo-1013, was 25,199 87 Oldsmobile Calais private In-ground pool Auto, Low Mibo $30,222.

and cabana. Many uni­ $6,490 DEALER LEASE FOR JUST que amenities Includ­ 85 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 ing 2 fireplaces and lots 88 Ford Mustang $/10 ^ 3 1 .PER MONTH WITH 5 Sp—d. LX PacAago ‘ tO H NO MONEY DOWN of bullt-lns. Come take 85 Pontiac Rero $3,395 a look today. $227,500. $6,990 87 Pontiac 6000 $6,995 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- 88 Chevy Beretta GT 87 Pontiac (Srand Am $6,995 1591.0 ______v a . Ai/o, AC. BlacA

86 Pontiac Firebrd $6,995 $8,500 INVITATION TO BID 84 Toyota Camry $4395 86 Pontiac 6000 STE The Manchester Public v-e. Auto, MC. Full Poww 85 Toyota P-qp SR5 $3995 Schools solicits b'ids for ATH­ 83 loyota Corolla $2995 LETIC EQUIPMENT for the $6,450 1990-1091 school year. 81 Nissan 200SX $2995 *Tax and ragitlration axtra. Rebate aatnned to Sealed bids will be received lyundiai Excel <3. AM/FM, AHordabb 84 Honda CRX $3995 defilef- Mutt take deliyery by 4/24/90. **48-month Shown wrth opional wheeb. until April 24. 1990. 2:00 p.m., leaee. Taxes feet and rM atraton extra. Total of at which time they will be 85 Chevy Cebbftty $4995 payrnenle; (23,246.86. $2,900 publicly opened. The right is 84 Olds Ciera Brougham 85 Chevy Monte Carte) $7995 reserved to reject einy and all V-6. Aulo, CiMn C «r bids. Specifications and bid 85 Century Wagon $8995 CHECK THE DIFFERENCE

forms may be secured at the $3,900 87 Ford Tempo $4995 BEFORE YOU BUY... Business Office, 45 N. School 84 Olds Firenza Cruiser 86 Ford Escort Wag $4995 N E W 1990 Street. Manchester, CT. Auto, A/C, Low Miba FREE SCHEDULED 87 Ford Mustang 048-04 $3,600 $5995 MAINTENANCE 84 Dodge Charger $1995 On your new Lincoln or fulercury* 83 Olds Cutlass Supreme MERCURY TOPAZ 86 Dodge Caravan LE $7995 INVITATION TO BID *1004 V-6. Auto. A/C, Low Mnaa FREE COURTESY CAR •2.3 HSC engine Automatic transmission Air conditioning Spood 88 Grand Caravan $11995 Whenever your new Lincoln or Ivlercury The East Hartford Public $3,400 cxjntrol -Rotu window defroster Power windows AM/FM stereo with needs service* % ■ Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, 86PahenderSE $14995 cassette player Analog Instrumentation -Extonslvo corrosion East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will 83 Toyota Tercel FREE 24 HOUR TOW/ROAD protection -Stock #LO-1008 Was $13,196 Aulo, AMIfm , L i m M iIm 82 (JadUac Eldorado $5995 receive sealed bids for RE­ 80 Linooln Town Car $4995 SERVICE PLACEMENT BOILER «3 $2,900 If your new Lincoln or Mercury becomes TUBES — EAST HARTFORD 85 Unooin Town car $10995 inoperative any place or any time we will HIGH SCHOOL. Bid informa­ 86 VW Golf arrange replacement t/ansfxsrtalion and tow 6 Spaad. Air Cor>ditK>ning 89 Linooln Town Car $19995 tion and specifications are your vehicle, FREE OF CHARCEI* *9,219 available in the Business Ot- 85 Colony Park Wag $6995 $4,700 FREE FORD AUTO CLUB fioe of the School Department, 87 Nissan Pickup 90 Integra GS Sedan $4995 MEMBERSHIP MONTH* ^ a le d bids will be received Automatic, Fully Loadad JUST ^199 until Tuesday, May 8, 1990, 87 Mercury Sable $7995 When you purchase your new Lincoln or M ercury* Tax and ragbiraton axtra. FWbata aittgnad to 2:30 p.m., at which time they $16,400 87 Mercury Ckxjgar $8995 da«l«4. Claa/ Coal paxrt oxtra. Must taka da* Ifvafy by 4/24/90. *'G0 month* at 12.75% with will Im publicly opened and 87 Acura Integra LS •w«h puichuM mad* batwaan 3/24/SO and 4/24/80. read aloud. A mandatory pre­ 89 Merc Sable Wag $11995 448.54 down caah or trada. To qualltad Automatic, Atr Conodionir>o Qood lot liril 12 monlht o( ownerahip. tima buyar* par FMCC bid meeting will be held at 10 86 Mazda RX7 $7995 $ a m., Aprif 24. 1990 at the 8,995 87 Mazda 626LX $7995 main office of the school. The East Hartford Public Schools Many Others In Slock 87 Mazda Pickup $4995 reserves the right to accept or Immediate Delivery 86 Jaguar )CJ6 $29995 reject any or all bids or the MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED LINCOLN right to waive technical for­ malities if it is in the best inter­ SCHALLER est of the School Department MORAMDE MORANDE ACURA 315 CENTER STREET (RT. 6), MANCHESTER to do so. UNCOLN MERCURY MAZDA Just off Exit 60 from 1-84 TEL: 643-5135 Richard A. Huot, 345 Center Street, ((ormefN Mortarly Bros.) Director, 301 Cantor Street Manchester Business Services Manchester 047-04 647-7077 643-5135