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By George Loyng The town would also have to Herald Reporter employ the Eighth District’s sewer penmnnel. and keep their current The Eighth Utilities District benefits and Joir level. Wednesday agreed to give op its In return, the Eighth District sewer system for control of the would purchase the Rickland fire­ town of Manchester’s Bnckland house at the price H cost the town to firehouse on Tolland Turnpike, as buildit. IlietownbntKthestationin proposed last month by the town 1978 with a $296,000 bond issue. and talked about for months. At the iast session the town ’The Eighth District attached a proposed that the station be pur­ $S.S million price tag to its sewer chased by the Eighth District at its lines and equipment. In addition, replacement value. Town Manager district negotiators proposed that R ^ r t Weiss said today he did not the town give up more of Its fire know the current value of the Jurisdiction than either side had facility. ’Two years ago the town previously proposed. Board of Directors set a minimum price of $800,000. The town negotiators, during an Under the new Eighth District hour-long meeting held at Lincoln Center, did not comment on the plan. The two sides tentatively Please turn to page 18 agreed to meet again next Thursday. The Wednesday meeting, at­ tended by about IS people, had none M HA eyes of the angry talk or accusations of the last session, which almost brought an end to the negotiations. low-incom e The two governments began meet­ ing in January to resolve longstand­ Hartid photo by PInlo ing problems Involving fire protec­ apartments tion and sewer service In Manchester. Sign of tho f/mat In March the town proposed that By Alax Oiralll the Eighth District — which pro­ Assoclofa Editor A worker for the Barlo Signs Co. of Hudson, N.H., places The super grocery store should be open within the next vides fire protection and sewer iffEatltr service to most of northern Man­ TTie Manchester Housing Author­ letters on the outside of the 81,000-square-foot few months and Is part of a larger shopping center under chester— give up its sewer system ity Wednesday night authorized Its d from our Heartland Food Warehouse going up near the construction. The 158,300-square-foot center will in exchange for the town’s Buck- executive director, Carol Shanley, r all tha Intersection of North Main Street and Tolland Turnpike. feature a Rickets home center and several smaller stores. land firehouse. to apply to the federal Department /our Hat. That proposal did not Involve the of Housing and Urban Development town paying for the district sewer for constuctlon of as many as 40 lines, aittiough the town would have public low-income three-b^room 6 lER paid for some other sewer ex­ apartments. Scholarship test biased, group charges penses. The town also called for Shanley stressed after the meet­ -SALE giving up less of Its fire Jurisdiction ing that the application was preli­ than was proposed Wednesday. minary and did not constitute a QUARTZ By Lae MItgang charge is that female students are multiple-choice tests because girls that although the PSAT Is the sole Eighth District President Walter commitment by authority to The Attoclated Preet being unfairly deprived of merit are more reluctant to guess at criterion in arriving at 16,000 scholarships, worth up to $8,000 answers. Males are featured more semifinalists, many other factors Joyner said the district’s latest proceed. offer represents "a drastic depar­ John FItzPatrick, a member of NEW YORK — Girls are not over four years, because a high often in test questions than females, like high school record, faculty ture for us and It has given every the authority, suggested that Shan­ getting their fair share of National score on the Preliminary Scholastic the report said, and boys are recommendations and demon­ one of us heartburn — lots of ley explore what possibilities there urn Merit Scholarships because eligi­ Aptitude Test (PSAT) Is the sole encouraged to excel in math and strated leadership qualities deter­ heartburn." are for getting money to rehabili­ bility tor the prestigious awards is criteria for semifinalist status In science In school while girls are mine the winners. Originally, the Eighth District tate former mills or other commer­ based on a test biased against the competition. subtly steered Into "softer" sub­ As to whether the PSAT is jects like arts, humanities and proposed giving up Its sewers In cial buildings for housing. women, according to a report College-bound students who sex-biased, Roderick said, "W e writing. northwest Manchester, known as " It ’s better than trying to buy released today. score In the top 0.5 percent on the have not found a better way over Donald Stewart, president of the Buckland, in exchange for the town non-existent land," FItzPatrick PSAT In each state automatically the years to make it possible for Girls received only 36 percent of College Board, said In a telephone firehouse. District negotiators said said. become merit scholar semifinal­ over a million students who want to the scholarships, which totaled $23 Interview that he saw nothing there was strong opposition from FItzPatrick said some Main ists. About 6,000 of the 15,000 enter the merit scholarship compe­ million last year, even though wrong in the way the National Merit Eighth District residents to giving Street building could possibly be students who reach that score tition to do so.” females earn better grades on Scholarship Corp. was using the up the entire 28-mlle sewer system. suitable for conversion or eventually win scholarships. average than males in high school PSAT. The report comes in the midst of However, If the town pays the restoration. and college, according to the The PSAT, a multiple-choice test "In the case of the National Merit the season when merit scholarship Eighth District for the sewers the There Is no publicly operated report, "Sex Bias in College Admis­ of math and verbal ability taken Scholarship Corp., they use the test winners are announced each year. chances will be better that Eighth housing In Manchester except for sions Tests; Why Women Lose annually by about 1.2 million high exclusively only once, to make a One group was announced April 8, District voters will approve the housing for the elderly. Opposition •11.96 Out.” school Juniors, Is similar to the reasonable cut from the 1.2 million. and the rest will be announced April plan. Eighth District negotiators to low-income housing figured 7.46 The report by FairTest, a Cam­ Scholastic Aptitude Test, which To use any other means, consider­ 22 and May 6. Indicated. prominently in a townwide dispute Oala-1.00 bridge, Mass., group highly critical FairTest and others have argued is ing costs, would be Just too FairTest’s allegations of sexual "W e’re ceding a sewer system — several years ago when the town of standardised tests, was being sex biased. expensive," he said. and cultural bias in standardized we’re not giving away the whole turned down federal Community released today at a news confer­ Boys averaged 47.2 on the math Stewart said he agreed that tests have been gaining ground In house." said district negotiator Development block grants. Many of ence at which National Organisa­ section of the PSAT and 41.6 on the schools, families and others some­ academia. James Sarles. those who argued against accep­ tion for Women president Eleanor verbal In 1986, while girls averaged times prod girls away from ad­ In March, the New York State " It they (the sewers) aren't tance of the grants argued that If Smeal was to endorse the findings. 43.1 on the math and 40.3 on verbal, vanced math and science courses Board of Regents voted unanim­ compensated for fairly, that prop­ the town continued to take them. It Test bias “ contributes to a real according to Fred Moreno, a that would help them do better on ously to take steps to replace the osal has absolutely no chance of would be forced by HUD to accept dollar loss for females in later life, spokesman for the College Board, standardized tests. But he added: SAT as the criteria for awarding passing,” district negotiator John what those opponents said would be as they get less prestigious Jobs, which sponsors the exam. Both " I don’t think that’s an indictment state scholarships because of evi­ D. LaBelle Jr. said. a disproportionate share of the earn less money, and have fewer portions are scored on a scale of 20 of the test, but of our schools and dence that it is biased against Under the Eighth District plan, region’s low-income residents. leadership opportunities," said the to 80. our social values." women. the sewer transfer would cost the Today, Mayor Barbara Weinberg report, adding that minority And during the last month, two town $8,846,000. That total includes said there Is an absence of low-cost women are "doubly penalised by THE REPORT CITED research M ARIANNE RODERICK, senior prestigious colleges. Union College $4.8 million for sewer lines, $180,000 housing In the 10-town Capitol both the gender and class bias of suggesting that while girls tend to vice president of the Chicago-based In Schenectady, N.Y., and Middleb- for the planned Buckland sewer Region. 9 these exams." outperform boys academically in National Merit Scholarship Corp., ury College in Vermont, announced engineering plans and $128,000 for "There's no way anyone could high school and college, they the nonprofit organization that they would no longer require the North Main Street pumping Please lam to page 10 THE HEART of FairTest’s average worse than boys on administers the scholarships, said applicants to take the SAT. station. Japan promises fight against sanctions TODAY’S HERALD spoke on condition of anonymity. sign the proclamation formally seeking approval to take action 8 By Steven K. Paulson Qroppo apologlMs Wttt not rtady The Associated Press GATT, the General Agreement imposing the sanctions Friday. One against U.S. products in return. It on Tariffs and Trade, is a system of U.S. official in Washington who also said it may seek compensation Tax Commissioner John G. Secretary of State George Shultz TOKYO — Japan will work “ to free-trade rules set up in 1948 to spoke on condition of anonymity for any damage cau s^ to its Groppo has apologized to a state said today the West will not make th e . very last moment" in its reduce trade barriers through predicted tte tarifs would remain industries as a result of the tariffs. senator for confrimtlng him with a an "instant response" to a Soviet negotiations. It has more than 90 in place at least three months. confidential file on the purchase of proposal to eliminate hundreds of attempts to prevent U.S. sanctions On Wednesday, GA’IT voted to member nations. The United States alleges that a car by the senator’s son. but he’s short- and medium-range nuclear over Japanese semiconductor sales set up a panel to investigate a "W e are doing what we can to Japanese semiconductors, or com­ still trying to find out how the file missiles feom Europe. Story on from taking effect at the end of the complaint by the European Eco­ continue to explain our position to puter chips, have been sold in found Its way to his desk. Gov. page 8. week, a trade official said today. nomic Community that the U.S.- as many people as possible, asking foreign markets at prices far below William A. O’Neill had strongly On Wednesday, Japan notified Japan agreement violated interna­ 7 them to understand our position, their true value in violation of a suggested Wednesday that Groppo the international trade organiza­ tional trade rules. tion GATT in Geneva that it intends and we’llbe working to the very last U.S.-Japanese agreement. The apologize to Sen. Reginald J. Smith to take action against the United moment," the official said. United States contends the chips An EEC official has said the and Groppo did so a few hours later .- Inftex Japanese trade officials have then can be resold in the U n it^ Story on page 4. States if WashiiMton proceeds with United States and Japan should not pspw, m vwnvinv its plan to implement stiff tariffs been meeting informally with U.S. SUtes at unfairly low prices. be allowed to set prices for Friday on $900 million worth of trade representatives in an effort to The United States still is compil­ computer chips. Lotlofy ing a list of Japanese products to be Japanese products. head off the sanctions, even though B u s m a o o _ _ 8 ObNuarloo affected by the tariffs. A prelimi­ Meanwhile, a top Japanese agri­ "What we did is announce to formal meetings last week ended in ClassWsd . 17-K) Opinion nary list included pocket calcula­ cultural official said his country is G ATT that if the United States failure, he said. SoiiM rain Comics S introduces those measures, we will He said the informal meetings tors, computers, disk drives and unlikely to make major concessions on agriMltural trade barriers when OonnecOout — 4 act officially to start consultations also have been unsuccessful. In photographic film. Tonight, drizzle or rain likely. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Ri­ Entsrtainmsot IS according to GATT,” said an Santa Baihara, Calif., White House Japan has said it wants GATT to Low 40 to 46. Friday, periods of rain Focus 11 U.B.fWorM official of the Ministry of Interna- spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said rule that the U.S. tariffs violate chard E. visits Japan this or drizzle likely, m ih in the 80s. Local naNS.9,10 tional Trade and Industry who he expects President Reagan to international trade laws, and is week. Details on page 2. MAlfCHEBTER HERALD, ’nmnwlwr. Am fl 16.16*7 - » t - MAWtHBWEK HEKALP. Tlwnwiwr. AarU M. v m

M C C sH e /> r / E A T H E ® ®EG'0*'JA_ /'/EA'”H tE Acco Weather' forecast for Friday sougM for T a u m » in Daytime Conditions arnJ High Temperaturor. M H S party Hlck«y nominated for poet vniliam V. Hickey of Manchester has been nominated by G«y. fCjirWWMi I By Jolm MltcH*ll William A. O’Neill to aerve on the Cteming Poliey Board, wMeb Htroltf Rapertsr overaeea the actions of the Diyision of S p ^ a l Revenue. Hickey, who has lived in town for the past 21 years, eurrantly t o Parents organizing an alcohol- a labor anent for the Connecticut State Police Union. Hetoatooa free party for Manchester High retired state police sergeant, having served for 21 years. School seniors have turned t h ^ Hiekey’a name has been sent on to the General AaaemMy for stghta to Manchester Community approval, which Hickey said today might come within a fewdaya. f College as a graduation party site. He said be was really pleased with bis nomination, and cretttted \ The group, which is Just 92,000 Democratic State Central Commiteeman John Sullivan of shy of It* 98.000 fUnd-raising goal, Manchester for recommending him. Marveloiw Mayan* recently got a 91.000 grant from the Board members are paid 956 for each day they serve, plus Mexico and Guatemala maybuild a series of dams that Connectient Alcohol and Drug expenses, according to the State Register and Manual. AthrtU could flood two ancient Mayaii cities. The Mayans built Abuae Commission. C The party will begin at 9 p.m. on several cities in Central America between 200 A.D. and FROWTS: « • June 22, and will end at aboot 8 the DMpartfiMfit fluthM water mains W.tMVwiqT/w* U/0 I 900 A. D. Their great engineering skills enabled them to next morning. Organizers say they want to hold H ie Manchester Water and Sewer Department will be flushing ...... build massive atone temples without the use of wheels Warm CoW ScaOonary l-'i!'./ A> < ■> !>■ or metal tools. The Mayans were also expert astron­ the event at Manchester Commun­ water mains April 29 to 24 in the area from Main Sreet between \ ity College’s Lowe Program Cen­ Charter and East Center streets and east to Autumn and omers and mathematicians. They forecast solar eclipses ter. The party will cost about 92.386, Kensington streets. Flushing will take place from 7; 15 a.m. to 3 and calculated the path of Venus to within an error of and the rest of the money win p.m. A only 14 seconds a year! provide for future parties. Reduced pressure and discoloration may occur. If discolora­ A Floods in East possible " I think it’s going real well.” said tion is a problem, homeowners should avoid using the water until DO YOU KNOW T - What great Indian civilization in Joyce A. Wazer, who spoke Wed- it clears in order to prevent sediident from being carried into the Peru predated the arrival of Europeans? n c^ a y to the executive board of the home’s system. town’s Council on Substance Abuse as storm dumps rain WEDNESDAY'S ANSWER — The I.R.S. is a division of the Sediment that gets into a home’s hot-water heater may be Concerns. removed by opening the valve at the bottom of the heater once the Treasury Department. It was the council that applied for water has cleared. Laundry washed with discolored water should the 81.000 grant from the Connecti­ Reakleiita of the central Appal­ and North Carolina. Showers also 4-16-87 * Knowledge Unlim ited Inc 1907 be washed again, using 4 ounces of cream of tartar to rem ove any achians and the mid-Atlantic fell in the Ohio Valley and the cut Alcohol and Drug Abuse stains. Commission. states were warned to beware of lower Great Lakes region. If water remains discolored for a long time, call the Water P P A Newipaper In Edneation Program possible flooding today as a storm Flood and flash flo ^ watches Though plans with the coHege are Sponaorad Op Department at 647-3115. spread rain and thundershowers were posted in northeast Tennes­ incomplete, Wazer said she was through the area. see, north central North Carolina, ’The Manchester Herald pretty sure the group could use the Showers and thundershowers central and western Virginia, space. Sales associates are named She said the college had more generated by a slow-moving low eastern West Virginia and west­ Roy Hadden and Karen Uzanas have been named sates space to offer than the high school. pressure system centered over ern Maryland. associates with Jack J. Lappen Realty. “ It’s a pretty building and you can Kentucky fell from the Tennessee Elsewhere, a Pacific storm and Alnaiiac Hadden, a resident of the area for the past IS years, resides in spread everything out.” she said. Ellington with his wife, Margaret, and children. Uzanas lives in Valley and the central Appalach­ cold front moved toward the A problem with MCC. she told the ians into the mid-Atlantic states northern Pacific Coast. Rain Manchester with her husband, Charlie, and their children. council, was that the downstairs Uzanas is a Manchester native. moved across western Washing­ TODAY’S MOON; Between cafeteria was leased for that Weather Trivia ton and high wind warnings were April 16, 1987 full moon (April 13) and last evening so seniors would have to in effect for the east slopes of the Homsownsrs* hsip gsto an OK Today Is the 106th quarter (April 20). o use the upstairs cafeteria for food. Wti.Tt «T. Sleot'^ Rockies in Montana. '"P la t’s the hurdle we have to get T od ay's w eather picture is by Cathy Moriarty, 9, o f Pitkin day of 1987 and the TODAY'S TRIVIA: What was Charlie Homeowners in the path of the proposed Route 6 highway Fair weather prevailed from over now.” she said. Street, a fourth-grader at Nathan Hale School. 28th day of spring. Chaplin's nickname? (a) "The Little whose property is acquired would be allowed to remain in their much of the Mississippi Valley “Pie party, to get students to­ Tramp" (b) "The Face" (c) "The Great homes a n unlimited time without paying rent to the state, under a and Plains through the Rockies gether for one last time, has been in One" bill passed Wednesday by the Legislature’s Government and the Southwest. the planning since September with Administration and Elections Ckimmittee. Today’s forecast called for On this day in TODAY’S SARBS help from about SO other parents of CONNECTICUT WEATHER TODAY’S HISTORY; The bill, passed by the Transportation Committee last week, thunderstorms across the Virgi­ 1912, Harriet Quimby became the first BY PHIL PASTORET graduates. Wazer said. She got the And then there's the fellow who bought had provided for a four-month rent-free stay. However, state nias, Carollnas and east Tennes­ woman to fly across the English idea from similar parties at high a drinking parrot, sobered her up, and Rep. Edith G. Prague, sponsor of the legislation, said the GAE see; rainshowers scattered from Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Channel. schools in West Hartford. Glaston­ rechristened her "Polyunsaturated." amended the legislation. the Great Lakes across the Ohio bury and Wethersfield. Tonight, drizzle or rain likely. Low 40 to 45. Friday, TODAY'S NRTHDAVS: Wilbur Wright Scientists are now teaching machines Prague, D-C;olumbia, said this morning she does not think the and Tennessee valleys into the Wazer won’t announce what periods of rain or drizzle likely. High in the 50s. (1867); Charlie Chaplin (1889); Peter to talk to other machines. The next provision will remain on the bill when it is next considered by the mid-Atlantic states and across Ustinov (1921); Henry Mancini (1924); parents have planned, preferring to thing we know, the office gadgetry will keep it a surprise for the seniors. House of Representatives in a couple of weeks. She said the northern Georgia and the Florida Herbie Mann (1930). have cocktail parties. “ If we get through this year, next four-month plan was more "realistic.” Peninsula; and rain along the West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, windy with TODAY’S QUOTE: "Laughter would year will be less of a oroblem” northern Pacific Coast. TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (a) Char­ Herald photoe by Pinto drizzle and rain likely. Low in the mid 40s. Friday, be bereaved if snobbery died” — Pe­ lie Chaplin's nickname was "The Little Highs were expected to be in windy with periods of rain and drizzle. High 50 to 55. ter Ustinov. Tramp." f . a» the SOs in western Washington Bad day department and from the Great Lakes across p«inoi6 .'Mjj the Ohio Valley and Appalachians Northwest Hills: Tonight, cloudy with a chance of A two-car accident Tuesday afternoon when his sports car was struck from to the northern two-thirds of the drizzle or rain. Low 40 to 45. Friday, periods of rain Astrograph on Center Street resulted In no Injuries behind by another car operated by Atlantic Coast; 80s to 90s in Inland lURlHIRD RD. DAIRY QUEEN Ozella C. Beckford, 40. of Hartford, who California. likely. High 55 to 60. but caused more-than-minor damage to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You might try to the vehicles Involved. Police said stands in the photo above with Officer hide something today from the one you Leonard Donafrio, 30, of 44 Village St., John Wilson. Beckford was charged braver. love to spare his or her feelings. This was about to turn onto Edgerton Street with traveling too close. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY condition Is manageable, so don't make ^ r t h d a y a big deal out of it. VIRQO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) Guard Special Oval Eastar DQ Cakes Friday, April 17,1987 against tendencies today to worry about things that will never happen. In­ Authority drops pet deposit A Dairy Quaait Sroian Eattar Cafea la rieli PEOPLE stead, tocus your thoughts on all the wHti 0^ iMnga Hfca suck dark fiiOga and In the year ahead, you'll be operating on good situations you can bring Into $ 4 9 9 erlap ehoeotala eruneti aSlti eraamy ettoeo- a rather grand scale. Regardless of your being. The Manchester Housing Author­ that pet owners would have to Carol Shanley, executive director ONLY laia and vanma Oaky Quaan aetl aarva 6 Fischer-Dieskau will make his Involvement, you'll figure out ways to do LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Events will of the authority, said she has tayara. Srino honta a Oaky Qiiaan traaan 6 things bigger and better than you ever work to your benefit today If you don't ity Wednesday night postponed submit copies of Insurance policies Herpes suit received only two requests for eaka for Caatar. first Carnegie Hall appearance did. rock the boat. Treat minor mishaps with action on a policy for pets In showing they have coverage in case Singer Tony Bennett, providing since 1980; and the Atlanta ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Today you the lack of attention they deserve. federally subsidized housing for the anyone Is hurt by a pet. permission to have pets. Authority members expressed BLIZZARD RIE$ a physician's statement that he Symphony will perform choral might learn of something untrue that SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Something elderly until next month, but And they agreed on a weight limit concern that some tenants may Af6«rta4 Ftavari $499 could not have given a form er works. another has said about you. Don't both­ unusual may occur In your financial members did make some decisions of 25 pounds for dogs, but plan to ask R«g. *6^ er to defend yourself because your dealings that will Initially appear to have already have pets despite the fact lover herpes, has asked a Judge to on it by consensus. Malcolm Barlow, their attorney, to We also have Sheet Cakes, Souare, Heart Shapes and 11" Rounds, friends have already taken care of It. negative overtones. However, It will turn draw up a provision in the pet that they are forbidden under dismiss the woman's 190 million They agreed they should elimi­ Regular and Specialcial Designs always available. Enjoying tuccett Know where to look (or romance and out to be a profit in another guise. nate a proposed pet-damage secur­ regulations that would allow the current rules. They said those lawsuit. you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Match­ Gam­ 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-DM!. 21) ity deposit of 8300 in favor of setting authority to settle disputes over tenants will have to beencourged to “// you didn’t buy your last cake at Hartford Road Dairy Queen, Bennett, 60, said in court maker set Instantly reveals which signs bles are generally an exercise In (utility, Playw right Jon Robin Ballz, up an escrow fund from monthly whether a pet is within acceptable register their pets. papers filed Wednesday in New are romantically perfect lor you. Mall $2 but today you might be able to achieve you probably paid too m u ch r who is enjoying huge success at payments of 810 or $15 that tenants limits. Shanley said a cat. who does not York that Dr. Michael C. Fayer to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. your ends by taking a chance where the age 25, says he once regretted P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- odds are In your favor. with pets would be asked to pay. Members were concerned about belong to any particular tenant at LENTEN SPECIALS perform ed herpes tests on him in skipping college but that his work 3426. CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 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J E g j P * Hot Dog Lamson said he contacted the exposing her to the incurable CANCER (June 21-July 22) You are PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) II you have John FitzGerald, vice chairman "I didn’t have the attention Apartment buildings for the town Public Works Department on Mami * Frie* disease during a seven-month span,” he said In a recent now In a productive cycle. II there are been doing a good job lately but believe elderly on Spencer Street will get a of the authority^, insisted that a tasks that you have been neglecting, Tuesday to arrange tests to deter­ affair in 1088. interview. “ I regretted it for a you haven’t been properly compensat­ face-lift as a result of action by the separate account be kept for all push yourself harder today and get ed. this is a good day to have a serious legal work connected with the mine whether It will be feasible to Bennett countersued for $100 long time but now I don’t. I think Housing Authority Wednesday $ 1.19 them done. discussion with your boss. construction and management of 24 have dry wells on the site for million, saying she "disgraced TONY BENNETT PATRICK CADDELL maybe I overcompensated.” night. apartments for the elderly on drainage. and discredited” him and se­ . . didn’t give herpes . . . talks to students The authority authorized its His “The Film Society” pre­ town-owned land on North Elm verely damaged his career. executive director, Carol Shanley, Peanut Buster miered this spring at the Los Street. Fayer said in an affidavit that to enter Into an agreement with the Take Home Specials Angeles Theater Center and Current Quotations Alan Lamson, architect for the ...12/*3.00 Parfait or “ Mr. Bennett’s blood contains no opens in the fall in London’s West state to accept $80,000 to put vinyl Dilly Bar...... this spring at the University of Open music season project, brought authority ....6/»3.25 Banana s'■ herpes antibodies. Thus it isclear End. siding on the Spencer Village Buster Bars...... California, Santa Barbara, the apartments. The buildings involved members up to date on progress of Split Sale - v that he does not have and never Leonard Bernstein is to conduct The Theater Center will pro­ D.Q. Sandwiches...... 12/»2.00 school says. "Very considerable headway are the first 40 apartments built on the work and on decisions made In has had genital herpes and the Vienna Philharmonic on Sept. duce his adaptation of Fyodor envisage Japan lifting its agricul­ D.Q. Choc. Chip Sandwiches...... 6/»3.25 had been made, and it should be Spencer Street under state subsidy. two meetings of an authority $ 1 1 9 therefore never could have trans­ His undergraduate class is 24 to open the season at Carnegie Dostoyevsky’s “ The Idiot” In the tural import quotas.” —JIro comment on it. D.Q. Homepack (Vanilla & Choc.)...... 2/* 1.25 possible to work out an agree­ Those structures now have plyw o^ subcommittee. mitted any such condition to the called “ Evolution of Modern Hall In New York. 1987-88 season and has given him Shulwaku of Japan’s Ministry of ment in this field with hard work siding, which has deteriorated. plaintiff or anybody else.” Politics and Its Future,” and More than 30 orchestras will a fellowship to direct a play of his Agriculture, Forestry and Fi­ and creative effort.” —Secretary Sidewalks at the complex would HARTFORD ROAD SPEED QUEEN Feldman wants Bennett to be graduate students are hearing his appear during the season. Gen­ own choosing. He’s a guest sheries. as the United States of State George Shultz, referring also be repaired, under the plan. 9 9 moved toward sanctions over eral Manager Judith Arron told a examined by a physician of her thoughts on "Modem American lecturer at UCLA and UC, Santa In another action, the authority COIN LAUNDRIES news conference Wednesday, and to arms control after meeting in Japanese semiconductor sales. choice. Both sides are due back in Presidential Campaigns.” Public Barbara and will be playwright- approved a one-year agreement for NASSIFF SPORTS Moscow with Soviet leaders. Next to Dairy Queen the trial-level State Supreme lectures also are planned. a two-hour special of last De­ in-residence again this summer "W e aren’t necessarily taking compensating Its legal counsel, Court on April IS. cem ber’ s reopening, a fter a at Vassar College. attorney Malcolm Barlow, for legal 991 Main St„ Manchester Caddell helped run the long- all the stuff we’re force-fed on the LOWEST PRICES IN CONNECTICUT seven-month restoration, will be work done in addition to the routine shot campaign that put Jim m y 103 New London Turnpike, Glastonbury shown on CBS-TV on April 21. news each night from President L o M U W work generated by the authority. 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If you'rs unabis to rsach ^ne^HDev ev save Features Editor, Manchester your carrlsr. call subsertbar service Audit BuroauofClrculaMonsondtho John Tyler, the lOthy president of Sale Days — April 17 & April 18 Its your money down tha drain! an 047-SB46 by 6 p.m. weak days for N s w England Nawspopor the United States, was born in P.O. Box 891, Man- ^Isfhrs^fr l^t SSa^tc^iaszar. Greenway. Va.. on March 20.1790. 06040. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thunwlay. April 1«. 1W7 MTAWCHggTgR mOtALP. T lu n td m r. Anrll it. I t t f - i Cammecticmt Mm BH€f Groppo apologizes V.S./W0M Mm W est w ill O’Neill win veto primary M l Budget cliM among lala tmpayara ta k e tim e ' to state senator Hordca of Amerfeana aeramblinctameet the deadline forflling HARTFORD — State Democratic Chairman John F. Droney Income tax returaa packed poet offlcee, but some, including the Jr. said Gov. William A. O’Neill has told him he would veto a bill By Judd Evvilwirt attorney gmeral, tbeU.8. atiemey, natlon’a top budget officer, had to aak the Internal Revmne o n o ffe r allowing candidates to petition their way into a primary election The A w ed o tw l Fr«ss the gpvenwr's office add legisla­ Service for more time. if they failed to qualify at a nominating convention. tive leaders. " I put my request for an extension in yesterday... rather than O’Neill had refused earlier Wednesday to say what his plans HARTFORD — Tax Commis­ If win then be uRto them, hesaid, find myaeir in a panic tonight," Jamee C. Miller m , director of By Barry Schwuld to dimide whetheF any action is were if the measure reaches his desk. sioner John G. Groppo has apolog­ the federal Office of Management and Budget, said well before T h « AtMClofud Prett required against Groppo. The bill is designed to provide what backers call a "safety ized to a state senator for confront­ Wednesday’s midnight deadline. " I haven’t been able to conclude valve' ’ to avoid divisive intra-party battles as the Democrats saw ing him with a confidential file on Miller, who was in Boston.to make d speech, explained that he BRUSSELS, Belgium — Secre­ last year when Toby Moffett challenged O’Neill for the the purchase o f a car by the there was a violation of the law,” he tary of State Geon$e Shultz said said. " I don’t want to be put in the almost had his 1046 form prepared by A|^l IS, but hit a snag with Democratic gubernatorial nomination. senator’s son, but he’s still tr^n gto some documents at the last minute. today the West will not make an find out how the file found its way to position of trying to direct an Moffett fell just short of winning the support of 20 percent of the He wasn’t alone. The IRS estimated that 6.5 million couples and "instant response” to a Soviet his desk. investigation.” convention delegates he needed to qualify for a primary. Individuals would get extensions. proposal to eliminate hundreds of Gov. William A. O’Neill had Groppo said be had "asked This year’s bill would allow a candidate failing to achieve the 20 short- and medium-range nuclear strongly suggested Wednesday that internally to And out how that missiles from Korope. percent to gather a minimum number of petition signatures and Groppo apologize to Sen. Reynold document got to my desk. That’s Shultz commented at a news qualify for a primary. Qorbacliuv ackiioiitodgM rMiftance J. Smith and Groppo did so a few going to be a struggle because of the conference after he briefed 10 hours later. number of employees we Havehere, MOSCOW — Kremlin leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev acknowl­ NATO foreign ministers on his O’Neill also said he wants Groppo but we’re working on that.” edged for the first time today that his plans to restructure Soviet three days of talks In Moscow. Ban on new gambling approved to find out how the file came to be society are resisted by officials as highly placed as the “ We have examined alterna­ On March 2S, a couple of weeks placed on his desk shortly after Communist Party Central Committee. tives” to the Soviet proposal, he HARTFORD — A five-year extension on the state’s after Smith criticized the Depart­ moratorium on new gambling facilities has won unanimous Smith criticized Groppo’s agency. His comments came iii a 90-minute televised speech to a said. “We will make a decision Groppo has said p r^ o u s ly that ment of Revenue Services over the congress of the Young Communist League, known as Komsomol. promptly about our next steps.” approval by the state Senate. issue of delinquent taxes, Groppo 'The bill, which now goes to the House, includes an exception the file happened to be placed on his Gorbachev concentrated on domestic issues in the speech, But in a jab at the Soviets, Shultz desk but that he did not know how. went to Smith’s office in the Capitol said, “For some reason they think A A presented the day after Secretary of State George P. Shultzended that would allow construction of an off-track betting tele-theater Shortly after O’Neill’s late- and, after asking the senator if he in Windsor Locks. a visit to Moscow that focused on arms control. there should be an instant response Amy Carter raises her fist in victory were found not guilty of trespassing and morning comments, Groppo had knew what a felony was. handed from us.” The provision, approved Wednesday, would also allow Wednesday outside District Court in disorderly conduct during a 1986 said; " I personally don’t see Smith the file. He said the North Atlantic Treaty improvements at five other OTB facilities over the next three Northampton, Maos., aftter she, Abbie demonstration. anything to apologize for. It was The file reportedly contained Organization allies were discussing years. Improvements would include such amenities as bad judgment. But 1 would apolog­ N.Y. official Matts *body snatching* arms reduction but they “ were not Hoffman and 13 other co-defendants restaurants, seating and television screens for viewing races. documents on a dispute over ize. I ’d like to get back to doing my payment of taxes on a car bought by N E W YORK — Hospital officials did not notify the families of going to jump to any quick The proposed Windsor Locks facility will have more than 1,000 job.” Reginald J. Smith Jr., the senator’s two AIDS victims that they had died, and their corpses went to a conclusion.” Even so, he sai, the seats and is expected to generate $50 million a year. Critics say By mid-aftemoon he had called son, in 1962. medical school to be dissected in what a city official likened to NATO ministers provided "a uni­ the bill makes a mockery of the moratorium. The 14 OTB Smith, apologized over the phone versal welcome of the results of my P P Smith said he hoped to hear by "body snatching.” facilities now operating in the state and the New Haven teletrack and later sent Smith a four- Moscow visit.” Trial sends message to CIA today from GOP lawyers who are Officials at Interfaith Hospital and Woodhull Hospital bring in almost $19 million a year. sentence letter. NATO Secretary General Lord reviewing the law covering harass­ acknowledged they failed to inform the families of their Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman issued an opinion last "I want to apologize for my Carrington said; "What has got to By Carolyn Lumsdan legitimate right to protest that,” As the defendants and their ment of public officials and the use relatives’ deaths. year saying the Windsor Locks facility would violate the current behavior on March 25th.” the letter be done now ... is an overall Tha Assoclotad Brass Carter, who blocked a bus carrying supporters doused each other with of confidential tax records. The bodies were sent by the Brooklyn morgue to the State moratorium. The bill permits the construction of facilities said. "I. in no way, meant to assessment of (Soviet leader Mik­ arrMted protesters, said as she left champagne at their headquarters. University Health Science Center without the families’ approved in local referendums before Dec. 31, 19M, which the threaten, embarrass or hurt you or Smith also said he wondered if hail) Gorbachev’s proposal and our NORTHAMPTON, Mass. - Amy the Hampshire County district Carter said, ‘ ‘I don’t know what is in knowledge, said City Council President Andrew Stein. Windsor Locks facility was. AP photo your family. I have always valued Groppo’s agency was using tax possible response.” Carter, acquitted along with i960s court. the future, but I am sure I am going our friendship. I hope it will records in some political way. "W e have discovered a pattern of almost body snatching,” He said the NATO allies agreed to radical Abbie Hoffman and 13 She said the verdict meant "w e to be involved in this sort of thing Police funeral continue" Groppo vehemently rejected the Stein told a news conference Wednesday. “ In apparent defiance ‘ ‘begin immediately to consider the others in an anti-CIA demonstra­ aren’t necessarily taking all the for the rest of my life.” Bills would change absentee voting Smith said afterward that he still suggestion, saying: " I wouldn’t do of state law, these bodies were sent to the medical college without implications to allied security of the tion, plans a lifetime of civil stuff we’re force-fed on the news Former President Jimmy Carter Miford police officer Melissa Piscitelli stands at attention planned to pursue the matter by that. It’s not my style.” reasonable and diligent inquiry." proposals under negotiation.” disobedience, and her father, the each night from President said in an interview Wednesday HARTFORD — A legislative committee has approved two bills gathering all the facts on the O’ Neill said it was too early to say Shultz, who arrived in Brussels former president, says he’s proud. Reagan.” night in Decatur, Ga., that he was overhauling the absentee voting process — bills that grew out of a during the funeral for her fiancee, Milford police officer confrontation and turning them whether he would ask Groppo to from Moscow on Wednesday, said The jury returned innocent ver­ Carter, 19, a sophomore at Brown proud of his daughter. scandal in absentee balloting last year in Waterbury. Daniel Scott Wasson, in Milford Wednesday. Wasson was over to the Hartford state’s attor­ step aside if an ethics or criminal the Soviet proposal would have a dicts on all charges stemming from University in Providence, R. I., was District Attorney W. Michael One of the bills approved Wednesday would allow grand jury ney, the chief state’s attorney, the investigation is begun. Cancer gains overstatad, GAO says significant impact on NATO’s the Nov. 24 demonstration against one of three defendants accused of shot while on patrol early Sunday. Ryan Jr., whose office prosecuted investigations of election violations and permit court hearings if N E W YORK — Gains in treating cancer over the past 30 years d^enses. CIA recruiting at the Univerdty of disorderly conduct. Hoffman was among a dozen defendants accused the case, saw a message In the absentee ballot totals reversed the machine vote totals. have been both small and overstated by federal health officials, A treaty based on the Soviet Massachusetts. The defendants of refusing to leave a school verdict from what should have been In the Waterbury contest between supporters of Gov. William according to an analysis by the General Accounting Office, The proposal would eliminate hundreds had argued that CIA actions of American medium-range nu­ justified an illegal protest to try to building. "a great jury for us." A. O’Neill and challenger Toby Moffett, Moffett won on the New York Times reported Thursday. Tougher driving test reieased by DMV clear missiles NATO considers stop the agency. Each defendant had faced up to "They weren’t kids,” he said. machines but O'Neill had enough absentee ballots to win the For a majority of the 12 most common tumors there was little “ There were a couple of senior essential to deter agression. “ The people of Northampton, a six months in jail and a $500 fine. election, effectively ending Moffett's chances of qualifying fora or no improvement from 1950 to 1982 in the rate at which patients By Brent Laymon the questions in advance is also ing. a difficult maneuver some "critical driving skills” section of The Soviets in turn would elimi­ jury of six in Northampton, have "There’s hope for the future," citizens. And they believed the primary against O'Neill. defense. Apparently Middle Amer­ The Associated Press being introduced. DelPonte said the experts say is the best measure of the test means an automatic survived their disease, according to the congressional nate, over five years, all their found the CIA guilty of a larger said Hoffman, 50, who was a Later, 10 people — some from each camp — were arrested on road test will take at least 15 driving skills. failure. investigative agency. The Times said. "Progress has been medium-range nuclear warheads crime than trespassing and disor­ defendant in the Chicago 7 trial in ica doesn’t want the CIA doing what charges stemming from absentee ballot fraud. they afre doing." WETHERSFIELD - The state’s minutes. Department officials said they Until recently, the written part of made," according to the 131-page report to Congress, but "not as except 160 to be retained in Asia. derly conduct and decided we had a 1968. "This was a brave jury.” new motor vehicle commissioner, “ This is just the beginning.” had been aware of shortcomings the test consisted of a 16-question great as that reported” by the National Cancer Institute. Poor could lose electricity acknowledging that testing proce­ DelPonte said. "A s far as I am and had already formed a commit­ examination, which applicants took dures had deteriorated, has un­ concerned, there will never be an tee to come up with new testing on an automated slide console that Hospital withdraws visit request Panama turns away accused war criminal HARTFORD — Low-income residents of Connecticut who veiled a tough new examination he end. ... Never again would I expect procedures before the newspaper flashed scenes depicting various says will mean safer drivers on to see deteriorating of the testing failed to pay their electricity and gas bills during the winter are stories. driving situations. The same ver­ WASHINGTON — Presidential assailant John W. Hinckley Jr. Connecticut highways. process that has led us going into 'The road test consists of four eyes. ” faced with the possibility of having their service shut off sion was always used, so applicants lost his chance to leave a mental hospital unescorted to spend WASHINGTON (AP) - Pana­ general in New York said late Linnas after learning the Justice "W e just kind of went back to this exercise.” sections; condition of the vehicle, Four sources in the Justice beginning today. could find out the questions and manian officials have rejected the Wednesday. Department apparently would al­ DelPonte took office March 2, Easter Sunday with his parents following an uproar over Department, speaking on condition square one and talked about some “getting ready to drive” ; "basic right answers from people who had effort to deport Karl Linnas, The arrangement that would low him to go to Panama. State law protects the poor from having their service shut off revelations that he corresponded last year with triple murderer that they not be identified, said of the basics that just common replacing Benjamin A. Muzio. who driving skills” ; and “ critical driv­ already taken the test. accused of being a Nazi war have sent Linnas to Panama to Holtzman, who was accompanied between Nov. 1 and April 15. After that, the companies are free to Theodore Bundy. Wednesday that Attorney General sense would dictate,” Lawrence F. had been appointed commissioner ing skills.” criminal, to their country. avoid the death penalty In the to Washington by Eli M. Rosen­ shut off service to custome(;s who have not paid their bills or Under the new procedures, the St. Elizabeths Hospital withdrew its request Wednesday for a Edwin Meese III had decided to DelPonte said Wednesday. by the late Gov. Ella T. Grasso. The basic driving section covers "The government of the Republic Soviet Union provoked a sharp baum, general counsel of the World worked out a payment schedule with the utility. The department has come under department has retooled the testing 12-hour pass for Hinckley, who was committed to the mental deport Linnas to Panama instead of The new procedures, which go such skills as turns, signaling, of Panama echoes the preoccupa­ outcry from a New York prosecutor Jewish Congress, and Menachem The Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation has extended the machines, doubling the number of hospital after his 1981 attempt to assassinate President Reagan. the Soviet Union, where the 67-year- into effect on Tuesday, include a recent criticism because testing acceleration and shifting, and tion of important sectors of the and Jewish leaders. Z. Rosensaft, founder of the Inter­ moratorium period to April 20th. The company said it would not slides so applicants don't aways get The hospital said It wanted to take a detailed look at documents old Long Island, N.Y., resident has road test that requires examiners procedures vary so widely from following distance. Critical driving Hebrew community and the rest of Brooklyn District Attorney Eliza­ national Network of the Children of begin shutting off service to hardship customers until after that examiner to examiner. the same series of questions. taken l^esday night from Hinckley’s room "to assess the clinical been condemned in absentia to to complete a 25-item checklist skills include right-of-way laws, the world that, as well as our beth Holtzman flew to Washington Survivors of the Holocaust, said the date. Five branch offices not now significance of writings and other materials belonging to Mr. death. covering everything from the con­ Many tests took less than five speed limits, proper lane selection, country and our government, reject on Wednesday to present Pana­ Panamanians had heard only one Utilities are urging those who have not paid their electricity or minutes and many covered less equipped with slide consoles will Justice Department spokesman dition of the applicant’s car to parallel parking and a driver’s Hinckley which were heretofore unexamlned by the hospital and condemn the crimes commit­ manian Ambassador Dominador side of the case, from Linnas’ use a computerized test that draws Patrick Korten refused to confirm gas bills for the past 60 days to make pay arrangements with drivers with overly aggressive than three-tenths of a mile. A few "attitudesemotions.” stafL" ted by the fascism," Jose I. Kaiser Bazan with court documents daughter, and that the court attitudes. from a bank of 100 questions, so that Meese’s decision. utility credit or business offices. tests had no left-hand turns, others Three or more negative marks in Blandon. the Panamanian consul outlining the allegations against documents had "opened their A new computerized written test omitted stop signs. Only two of 30 the first three sections means no applicant gets the same 16 designed so applicants won’t know examiners test^ for parallel park­ failure. A single black mark In the questions. No ln|urles reported In explosion POUDENT 6 6 NEW MILFORD — An explosion In a restaurant that had been NIVEA VASEUNE closed for renovations reduced the building to rubble but caused 1-95 sniper turns himself in to state police MU NIVEA Denture no injuries, police said. Stick Deodorant Skin O il Skin C ream Cleanser Dermatotogloal [ The explosion at the former Shadow Cafe on Route 7 was so Lotion Saturday afternoon and swerved 9 oz. 2 oz. strong that it broke nearby windows and shot brilliant flames WESTPORT (A P) - A man who contacted by the police concerning Stamm said the shooting was the Musk or Regular Tablets Saturday’s shooting incident, said result of a fight between the into the left lane of southbound I-9S, 16 oz. nearly 50 feet in the air, police said. The blast occured at about allegedly fired gun shots and hit 2 oz. eo'a three vehicles on Interstate 95 last state police spokesperson Marcy occupants of a Ryder Rental Truck Stamm said. He cut off the Ryder $ 2 » 7 10:45 p.m. Wednesday. 19 week has surrendered to State Stamm. She said witnesses pro­ and a car driven by Robert Rental truck and hit the center $ 1 9 7 New Milford fire chief Kenneth Bailey said firefighters arrived $ 1 7 9 *1 Police. vided police with information im­ Knudsen, 23. of Yonkers. N Y. divider. He then pulled into the rest at the cafe shortly after the explosion and found it leveled. He said Steven P. Wheaton. 26, of West plicating Wheaton in the incident. Wheaton was a passenger in area just past Exit 18 In Westport, there were no injured persons in the vicinity and no cars parked Haven, walked into the State Police A warrant for his arrest had been Knudsen’s car. Stamm said. she added. In front. barracks at Westport at about 4; 30 issued early Wednesday, she Knudsen had apparently lost The Ryder Rental truck followed p.m. Wednesday after he had been added. control of his car at about 5:30 Knudsen's car Into the rest area. VASEUNE ONE-A-DAY PLAYTEX O’Neill’s financial worth released GOOD LENVIE Maxinwm Petroleum g RNESSE Fommlo VltimiRe Nurser Shampoo or HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Wil­ The governor voluntarily files his $ 11,000 NEWS Jelly Mousse 60*8 Full Set liam A. O’Neill and his wife. Nikki, tax returns and a financial state­ — TOTAL: $456,900. Disposable 3.75 oz. 5 oz. I Conditioner have property and other assets ment each year with the secretary Last year, the O’Neills’ financial 12 oz. $529 worth $456,900 and paid $12,812 in of the state’s office. statement totaled $438,500. WAREHOUSE or QIaze [irRiE IDAY. Razor federal taxes on their 1986 income, The 1987 financial statement lists $ 1 1 7 O’Neill’s salary in. 1986 was 8 oz. Alt Types documents released by his office the O’Neills’ principle assests as; $65,000; the difference between that 5 show. — House. Meeks Point. East pk. 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State for one year under President Plus Minerals Reagan In 1081, had words of $319 Health A warning for the Reagan adminis­ Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy tration concerning the Soviet ■A Closed Easter Sunday 'k Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. CLAY FURNITURE BUILDING 585 Enflold Ave.. B73 Main St. Union. Sale PricesI 14 Main St.. He said the administration should 35 OAKLAND ST. • MANCHESTER • 643-7580 East Hartford Enfield Manchaitar treat Soviet leader Mikhail S. Open 7 Days A Week EPFECTIVE OATES Apm Gorbachev’s latest arms control OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9am-5pm / SUNDAY 12-4pm fS^fg ftsr offer with "great, great caution." Scary story of insurance ^ isn’t unique th t blank statistics in the budget recommendation by Town Manager Robert Weiss tell part of the scary muncipal insurance story eloquently. Blame Nixon The figures show that the town will pay a premium of 1149.000 this year for its umbrella policy, but will have to pay 1310,000 next year. for problems For workers’ compensation, the increase is from 150,363 to 190.000. For police professional A liability, the increase is 942.000 to fl 10,000. at embassy A For school board liability, it is from |l .690 to 925,000, and for public officials’ liability. WASHINGTON — The American people have I 90,665 to 945,000. every right to be disgusted at the «r*y their In all, insurance premiums are expected to government allowed the Soviet Union to boiM a increase 53 percent from 9477.400 to 9732.700. new embassy on a hill overlooking the White But that is the less frightening part of the House, the Pentagon and the CIA — while a new story because it deals with what the town can U.S. embassy surrounded by skyscrapers in P downtown Moscow was being prefabricated off-sita P and does insure itself against. by Soviet workers who honeycombed it with KGB A greater cause for concern is what the Open Fonun bogs. town cannot or does not insure itself against. The public also has a right to know who was That includes the liability the town would responsible for the U.S.-Soviet agreement that incur if a dam broke, if someone was badly made this lopsided result not only possible but hurt while participating in an athletic Congrats to spellers inevitable. It’s time someone named names, and we’ll offer three for starters: Nixon. Kissinger and activity, or if something in the sanitary Rogers landfill polluted the Hockanum River or land To the Editor: Richard Nixon already has enough to answer for, nearby. The Manchester Junior Women’s Club would like The exposure in some of those areas is so and it seems almost cruel to chip away at the one to congratulate Stephen Dore of Washington School area where he has been generally regarded as great that most insurance companies exclude and Andrea Bollins of Nathan Hale School for taking competent: Foreign relations, particniarly with them from coverage. And the result is that first and second prizes in the townwide spelling bee the communist bloc. But the fact is that the bad some day Manchester taxpayers could find on April 9. embassy deal is no foundling; it can be laid directly themselves facing a big increase in taxes to We would like to congratulate all of the on Nixon’s doorstep. pay for claims. participants and let them know that they are all Manchester’s position is not unique. All winners in our eyes. IF NIXON, bis national security adviser, Henry- municipalities find themselves in pretty much Finally, we extend a warm thank-you to Dr. David Kissinger, and his secretary of state, William Moyer and Mary Beth Sterns for doing such a fine job Rogers, want credit for the U.S.-Soviet detente thajf the same bind. Manchester, in fact, is better of judging the spelling bee championed so effectively, then they must also off than many towns because it has been take responsibility for the unfortunate results of relatively free from large claims and because Linda Smith that policy. And one of those was the ill-advised It reduces the overall cost of its insurance by Manchester Janior Women’s Clab embassy agreement, rushed to fruition over the self-insuring for many kinds of risks. objections of lower-level officials who wanted to That self-insurance may be the town’s best nail down a genuinely reciprocal arrangement. defense. Boyce Spinelli, the town’s finance We reported in 1978 that, three years earlier, Thanks for Route 83 Kissinger "for the sake of detente” had insisted officer, has not recommended an increase in that U.S. negotiators sign an agreement on the the town’s contribution to self insurance, To the Editor; embassies. A recent State Department chronology partly because of the increases in other of the negotiations confirmed this, adding that in insurance costs and partly because he wants a In the recent past, the state Department of July 1972, "a seven-man interagency team study to determine how much the Transportation has been subjected to several harsh concluded two exhausting weeks of discussion with: contributions each year should be. remarks. The criticisms have ranged from the the Soviets and agreed to a long list of conditions." There does not seem to be much the town collapse of the Mianus River Bridge, to employees The crucial U.S. concession was that Soviet labor ~ claiming hazardous pay for dives they did not and materials be used for the Moscow embassy. - can do except hope that it will stay lucky. But perform, to the deplorable condition of most state "As the difference between the two sides « there a couple of measures that should be highways. narrowed, pressures to conclude an agreement considered. I would like to express my appreciation and offer increased,” the report notes. "On Oct. 8,1872, at One is to spend the money for repairs to the congratulations for the long overdue resurfacing of the height of detente, the State Department got infrastructure — dams and walks, for state Route 83 between Manchester and the word from the White House that the president instance — to reduce the risks as much as Glastonbury Intersection of Route 2. The smooth wanted an agreement on conditions of construction ~ 6 possible. Another is to make sure the surface, that has been widened, and the white before Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko edge-lines combine for safer travel. Kudos may also left the U.S. for Moscow the next day.” self-insurance program is well-funded, and to be due the DOT for preserving the charm of a country resist the temptation, as the fund builds, to road of the last century. Throughout Its nearly six Dougan’s or Dugan’s? THAT WAS BEYOND the bureaucracy’s ability, ' “raid” it by r^ucing contributions to it. miles of double-line surface — there Is no passing but within two months the deal was cut, thanks to allowed — Route 83 bends and curves over and To the Editor: Rogers. "After 3elements, but it also has meager $28 a week. Sen. Pat Moynihan, who is sent to Moscow to build the embassy. As recent 9 the great goal of helping "people get off welfare” increase fourfold in time, from $140 million to $800 pushing the reform in the Senate, summarizes it as events have made distressingly clear, that was a says the National Governors’ Association. And It million. "no-fault child support." valid point. requires absent parents to contribute to the support Unfortunately, however, the House bill was not a of their children. WHAT’S MORE, Medicaid benefits would bipartisan bill. "The best way to reform the existing system Is to continue for nine months during a transition from Health and Human Services Secretary Otis prevent the need for the system,” the governors, welfare through training into the job. And day care Bowen argued: "Because there appears to be little Wom«n on tho land, II ^ realized we had to make a few changes in our phone book. said by providing education and Job training to help would continue for six months. The lack of such aid agreement on implementation specifics of the Rep. Mickey Leland, D-Texas, chairman of the people "participate in the job market,” rather than is why many never make it. But Washington would various approaches to reducing poverty and House Select Committee on Hunger, wants to make No end table can hold 400,000 people. it’s been exparexpanded ‘ ’ to include Manchester The new Southern New England Telephone live on subsidy. not just "put the money on a stump and run,” as promoting self-sufficiency, let’s try a wide range of sure the United States recognises the important So we decided to split the SNET phone and Rockville. The Original Yellow Pages," 8 Lyndon Johnson used to put it. The entire wifare ideas through state-sponsored local demonstra­ role that women play in Third World agriculture. directories take effect April 11. If you need IN THE MINDS of Congress and the governors system would be changed from an open-ended tions.” As we reported, women often outnumber men in b(X)k into two separate, Connecticut’s Book for another copy, just call 1-800-922-0008 toll free. are examples of success; entitlement to an individually-designed “contract” growing food crops, yet only about 80 percent of easy to use, easy products and services for Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. I. Only BB percent of America’s 8.7 million between the client and the state. Each would have HORSEFE ATHER8. The House bill is based on those enrolled in Agency for International women raising children alone have a court order specific responsibility. suggestions proposed unanimously by state Development training programs are women. The to handle directories. 109 years, also includes Wfe nope you’ll like the change. Just think, requiring the father to pay child support. And only "The agency-client contract is designed to turn welfare directors and backed by all but one agency says its goal is to raise that to 40 percent. As always, the valuable sections like the, now when you get your new phone books, half of those get a full payment — a meager $100 mutual good intentions into mutual obligations and governor. Leland has introduced a bill that would make the 40 monthly per child! expectations. The use of the contracts will be "The single biggest issue is funding and costs,” percent mandatory by 1981. White Pages includes Golden Oppc)rtunity Pages you won’t have to get new furniture. 7 Wisconsin has automatic wage withholding and a mandated,” outlines the American Public Welfare says Bob Greensteln, director of the Center on the nxist up-to-date, for seniorcitizens, acolorful child support standard that ranges from 17-34 Association. Budget and Policy Priorities. "Republicans complete listings, “Magazine Section’’ and the percent of income depending on the number of kids. "The core of the contract will be an wanted to cap the amount of federal money going f k The Original WIIow Pages? I. Massachusetts has helped 30,000 welfare employability and financial assistance plan, from into it and reduce its cost. That would either reduce plus a handy zip code new SNET Map Seetbn to reciplentB and applicants find unsubsldised Jobs which flow the specific obligations of both client the number of people served or the scope of IQaitritrstrr Hrrald guide. And this year. help you locate ousinesses. /\Q>nnectlcttt’s Book. through Its Employment and Training program. and agency. The contract commits clients to a services.” The hill-time jobs have averaged |lt,000 (vs. a range of self-help efforts, and it commits state and Conscious of budget restraints and Republican Founded In 1881 98,800 annual welfare grant). local agencies to support those efforts by providing opposition, the committee reduced the federal E-T saved an estimated |107 million in reduced necessary services. share of NETWork from 75 to 80 percent, cut the PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... PuMNher DOUGLAS A BEVINS Ek w u IN* E M o r welfare benefits and increased tax revenues. The "By establishing goals, timelines, and time that day care and Medicaid would be offered, ALEXANOEB OIRELU AnodM* EiWor state’s welfare caseload declined 4 percent. benchmarks, the contract translates mutual and |k>stponed the year at which benefits had to At the heart of the subcommittee bill is a series of expectations into concrete terms. It will be, in reach 18 percent of state median income to 1800. DENISE A ROBEBTS ... Advaniting DIreelar dBNET "welfare-to-work” reforms called National effect, a 'discharge plan’ aimed at eventual That slashed the reform’s five-year cost from $10 MARK F ABRAITIS .... B udnatt Man agar self-suHIciency and independence. ’' to $8.2 billion. SHELDON COHEN Compoaing Managar Education and ’Training for Work (NETWork). To ROBERT H HUBBARD . Praaaroom Managar help clients get jobs, federal binding for basic Moving America from welfare to work deserves JEANNE Q FROMERTH Cireulaiion Managar education, job training and day care would WHAT HAPPENS if a client doesn’t get the high bipartisan support. ■ - MAWCHEOTER HERALD. Tlm ridw. Aarll 16. v m MANCHggTER HERALD, TlHirsdaY. April If. 1$>7- »

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ALLEY OOP * by Dave Qraue T M f Oim MF A/ TIPF chairman of the board of the New Haven Independent weekly Every tire sold by Town fair ii bached by our famous NOW WILL SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME "IRON-CLAD NO HASSLC” OuarantMl WITH WHAT'S GOING O N AROUND H ERE? rnewspaper, saying the position posed a conflict of interest with P U R C H A S E OOF! US! Every lire sold at TOWN FAIR TIRE is guaiantsed for defeett : his role as president of a fledgling industrial park in the city. 7n workmanship or matenats for as long as you own the lire — regardless of years m service or O F 2 N E W » When you re ready for tires don t sacrtfice the quality TIRES " I have found there is a con flict servin g on the board and being performance and guarantee you need Town Fair mileage received if a defect m workmanship or materials develop return it to TOWN FAIR We Tires whom you can trust, has a store near you there will repair it at no charge oi replace it rOU PAY ONIV FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED' involved with a city project which Is inevitably .the subject of you'll find |OSt the nghl tire at QUARANTEC'' • ■ a n w i l K h # We have selected tires QUARANTEED egainst ' news stories," Chauncey wrote in a letter to Independent editor LOWEST PRICES ■ a UM B e m t .. F glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road ha<- NO • Don t compromise Town Fair Tires experience costs no R * * F6EE! PURCHASE Pau l Bass. m ore NECESSARY a ' It you find a lower price advertised m Connecticut y S i a m tom pm us to m u OTMSM USMUMS! Two weeks ago the Independent published a story reporting within 30 days of purchase on the sam e merchandise bring us ihe advertisement and we .will beal the price mKMIUN • 900DVMR • NRiffONI • ItflttOR • • 6 that the non-profit Science Park Development Corp. and tenants l.f. G009RICN • RRRSTROMO « IfNiROYM •YORONRIU 6 of the high-technology business park received between $650,000 en4 many more Irirori braiiR and $1.33 million In city subsidies last year. MICHELIN flrRi. B rid g e ’1 ^ S P O R T S C A R Chauncey is president of Science Park. The Independent began X A a — OUAUTYTmH publishing in September 1986 and has a circulation of about lor iMAUCARS COMPACTt-UNUlUAL SIUS i59/aoni3 j Town Fiir Oiicoutili Ono ot Ihi latgoii Saloclloni oT fin« z^ * 17,500. Ies/O O R 1 3 Imported Tires East of Ihe Mississippi At trick two, declarer led a low club "I agree with him that there are inevitable conflicts,” Bass t7 S /9 0 R l3 •IRIOOetTONE •CONTININTAL • BUNLOP Anticipating 1 8 S /s 6 h 13 •PIR8UI -MICNIUN •OiSIaVIO NORTH 4-l«-IT to dummy. East took the ace and led THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Santom said Wednesday. “Given those conflicts, he performed 1 8S /7S R 14 • YOKOHAMA . 88MP8RIT • OMDVIAR itONOMT RAMAI JW H II1 M II OOOOViAfI CORiA OT 0 6 2 the queen of hearts. Now declarer remarkably well and constructively as chairman.” 1 9S /7S R 14 a bad spiit 2 0 5 /7 5 R 1 5 Y75S started after diamonds, but there was HCW WOULD 2 t 5 / 7 5 R t 5 ALL-SEASON ♦ 9S no time. When he forced out the second SWIFF Ivriv'KiClplw erttir ----^ 2 2 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ^ M f l (99 I t m 9 llf l9 lAM AU e A f f UKE 4KJ7S42 high diamond, the defenders took two 2 3 5 /7 5 f lt5 WHITEWALLS Custom Poiyiltsl jlic a i.H R By James Jacoby more heart tricks to set the contract. IT IF BAOIAL W.W. iffaLTiinSE WEST EAST D ollar gains ground against yen DXH 18S 80R13 *M I 20S'7SR14 *84 How is the contract always made, af­ IceWPIE [HSU t75 7SR14 •§« 21S/75R15 *T1 0 J 10 9 8 4 0753 You don’t have to play bridge long RADIAL WHITEWALLS > 19S/75R14 *84 22S'7SR1S *70 ter the spade opening lead? LONDON — The dollar moved higher In early trading today, 205/7 5R t5 . *♦• I 23S/75R IS *78 Y9642 e q J 108 before you realize that suits some­ tW R irs/mii VI m/rwit vi Declarer must be careful to lead the especially against the Japanese yen, supported by perceptions eiAi ^Lv ^oLvetTER w.w. 6 4765 ♦ K2 IN/Mii VI iiirriaii Vfi IIS'lOsO *19 30S7SI14 *41 2tS7SitS *41 times split rather badly. Who can ex­ kftopue IIS 7 S t 1 4 * 3 7 21S fSi14 *44 22$ 7Si1S ‘49 ♦--- 4 A 10 9 8 queen of clubs from his hand at the that central banks have Increased their resolve to halt the U.S. plain why even experts sometimes I IM/TMII ‘Tl in/TMII VI Ht/ySit4.«3R 22$;7UI4 *4g 23Sj 75s 1S " second trick. Now, if East ducks, de­ food/?. cu rren cy’s decline. IN / r M I < >TI I N / I M I I vs tmsm SOUTH play a hand without providing for the clarer can go after diamonds. If East ~WCH8UN t fll Gold prices retreated. ^/rMI4 vs OAKQ possibility that such a bad split will takes that club queen with his ace, de­ i« :i a l l s Traders In Frankfurt said early dealings were quiet, with YAK occur? Today we have what seems clarer can still gam er enough tricks Q J 10 8 4 ■ e like a simple deal. Declarer will win by ducking a second club all around market activity winding down in anticipation of the Easter 4Q63 the opening lead and play a club or and subsequently taking four club ZJ holiday weekend. They said they didn’t expect any major swings Vulnerable: Both two. If either defender is able to hold tricks, enough for his contract. In foreign exchange rates during the session. (.non,. n .i M Dealer: South up clubs until the third round, declarer The dollar rose to present levels partly on a statement by Bank ARRIVA FRANK AND ERNEST '>by Bob Thavea will still make his contract by the sim­ A new book by James Jacoby and his _pf Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita earlier in the week that major STEEL BELTED Tirevtonc North East Soaih W h ile w n lls M o h a iv k Weit ple expedient of switching to dia­ father, the late Oswald Jacoby, Is now industrial countries have discussed ways of raising funds for 2 NT T R A X X W.W. ALL-8IASON Ititti monds after winning two club tricks. available at bookstores. It is "Jacoby X PONT KNOW WHAT dollar-support activities. 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H . te e r dber. recommit the bill to the Publie eail#pea re­ Ha r t f o r d — n ie tobacco banned smoking in restaurants, but Health Committee. IHMAIIHFOUI, m r. ______m . H.B. dba'ItMhtrmwnMl ft taduatry togloatfaigovwrdcBga tofa Connecticut would have been the Asked why she didn’t demand a No wrprfse at eatarioB tA n BB unA im no. c a u f . I.LX, bin that wtnM bare made Connecti­ flrst state to do so. tL : nothtag in roll-call vote on the amendment to tlc ir fatllftp. TMXmA, WMSH. cut the fln t state in the country to The legislature’s Public Health force senators to go on record in m CnlKr V PvwVlwpMmK Z.: Barry... iMHra By Geerpe Loyng Ikeflsg tM« ban smoking in restaurants. Committee narrowly approved the opposition to the ban. Matthews srant on Main Street. than whe» the abilKyirdtere, bm ft aRnatfeft of tte HBMft betaf 9ft H erald Reportur Ilie state Senate on Wednesday smoking ban last month, but said: ” I didn’t want to hurt other tiller is a non-smoker, hut he oppoewf the daw they W8r» FareyHioaft it fa hhMfered by ft glyeicaf need. kotnoeftekonw. cffiectlsely killed the bill by sending acknowledged they had an uphill bills dealing with smoking.” T ban. “ They’ ve got their rights as well as there he gM: ire gfonty eivfeeft thM gear Manchester restaurateurs said this morning they it back to the PubHc Heaith flght in the Senate. The proposed bon would have we do,” he said. (feuak. Mp am were not surprised by the defeat of a measure ehifiren need gtaeae* right new Fm m Committee, where it will languish Carroll J. Hughes, a lobbyist for allowed smoking only in rooms He said he hoe had only a few complaints firam tow Mm they and hogefoiy my cheek aheoM extrenwly shy pemea and tkfa and dte, said Senate President Pro the 700-member Connecticut Res­ Wednesday that would have banned smoking in diners who were bothered by smokers. dMh't waat tb used for private parties and in bar greveat any forther M e t fa kaa tahieft moeh eearage to write. for tte added id ieegSriag them to Tern John Larson, D-East Hart- taurant Association, said Wednes­ restaurants. While some had hoped the measure Johnnie Johns, owner o f JMmnie's Brass K ey on a t » y . He areas where no food is served. It gerehaalng tkem. We hove a fovfog koow, ao I I tklef pal ki gear Bfe. ftwd, one of handftil o f senators who day morning that at least 29 o f 30 would go through, all agreed that common courtesy Main Street, said he has one customer who will get would not have affected non-public waaDedteaall awtftoewwaatl gBt glaaaea. fcovemaoyblemhigSfocea M .I ^ g f m wMfe he Hran. supported the ban. state senators were prepared to work areas. should help solve problems between smokers and up and leave in the middle of eatinghis meal i f he is non-smokers. him a o d iia aiMer. Before tliia iaggened both Udb Fifteen kaaaandiie a kagftjeb.katiadto “ Conaccticut did not support vote against the bill. Other anti-smoking bills pending bothered by smoke. He saidothers also walk aw ayif ” I didn’t have really high hopes — it was a pipe normal beharler Ibr chiMrmt never hod a graifo lower ihftftftB. yean ago f kad a viofim. I waa take a Mg cot te pay. I fsntaatle Idea that ssiH hicreaae prohibitkin of liquor many years Sen. Cynthia Matthews. D- before the legislature inclu^ one to the smoke gets to be too much. dream, no pun intended.” said Kenneth Soder. T'eii her — eapeelally If yew lae w Their gradea have ehaftged • » noted to grodbee i t worn, to te people'* fceeom to k i ^ i ago and it is not ready to support Wethersfleld. co-chairman of the require businesses with 59 or more Johns, though, said he is notbotheredbythehase. gear wealih eenelderaWly. The owner o f the Olympia Deli on Main Street. hew heteM m$ mm gets when failing sew. S» far I’ve gaM fte kom of S virghw. proMbitioa of tobacco today,” an Public Health Committee, offered employees to set aside non-sm^ng “ Let everybody live the way they want to,“ he said. HViMa to fhrey M careaf Soder. who supported the legislation, said he gets mnmft. Frehtambi, they aavar got toward newglaeees. bM atm nwal obviously pleased Bourke G. Spel- an amentbnent that would have work areas and one to ban smoking State law now requires those sSaBngmore than 7t I can't afford ft. I Beeenflp Mooeeae itole m 9M tenwtt^mlef* * ***** ,P.O .B m many complaints from customers about excessive gheae me. Their fatter gM gny IH S before I aan get them. laey. loM^st for the American required restaurants with a seating in schools by faculty, staff and people to provide non-smoking seethms. Tfeii ef my porae. ThM may nM mood nM hove a gw d fetana nnig m smoke. He has said that on some days, even in aagry. amaelMd both ef them Tobacco Institute, said as he capacity of 50 or more to reserve students during school hours. Oth­ applies to 17 of the 135 restaurants in Manchesesr. I work fliB-time daye and n way* at M Hbe very moeh to gen. bM do goa now. Cm I eooM an i f gen winter, be has had to open the door tohis restaurant areimd aad brelte ttekr gfaaaea. roamed the halls outside the Senate half their seating for non-smokers. ers would limit where cigarette­ Last month, the General Assembly's F b M e gftri^dme nigbte. f no longer ifttereat, weald koatBc tl know lo w many toUeta I bad to a modftr Iwveator? The w M . All Mtars to Hr. to bring in some flesh air. Thmift God ft aeighher teard chamber. Current state law requires res­ vending machines can be located Health Committee approved legislation — the fln t receive cMM eeggert, eo IFa lem. BM cvea at that, it docan't dean to earn tbM nnneb? ft Joat long-range profita a re are reed. (M g a few are oa*- “ I ’m a smoker m yself but it’s the inconsiderate The bill’s supporters tried and taurants with a seating capacity of and raise the legal age for buying in the nation — that would have prohibited smoking tte aoiae asd ytem d the geiioe. going to be mentte before I can leave a tffnw for me. pal* OB ttert moeh fortter into overwhelmkag. smoker that’s the problem,” he said. failed to amend the measure on the 7S or more to set aside a non­ cigarettes from 19 to 19. In all state restaurants. After heavy lobbyingi^ the new their fMher haa n » vialiatimi get tbia paid. I tMnfc H*a obvieeB I hove knocked on tte tfoora ef debt, beeanae erery penay M R. L.M . othera may be aeknowledgad “ Smokers have to be a little bit considerate.” Senate floor to make it more smoking section, even if it is only The legislature also voted this tobacco industry, though, the measure ‘ ~ ^ bat my bfife aliq have m> wby I would be indebted for any banka and cborcbea far IS years counta. RALEIGH. N.C. privatelg. A agreed Lloyd Boutilier. owner of the Sunny Side Up defeated on the floor of the state Senate. A acceptable to the overwhelming one table. session to ban smsoking in state number of senators who opposed a The amendment failed on a voice Capitol offices. Sewer plant bid District agrees to trade-off FOCUS

P at $24.6 million Condaaed from page l Road and Scott Drive. val to Join the Eighth District, but P Joyner said that before the they would need Eighth District A bid of 9M.9million from Fred Brunoli A Sons Inc. of plan, the district would take over Jurisdictional changes could occur, approval to Join the town. In Avon was the lowest of four bids opened today to Are Jurisdiction for the Bryan the areas being added to the Eighth response to this, Joyner proposed New drug could renovate the town of Manchester’s sewage treatment Farms area in northeastern Man­ District would have to petition to that any future changes after this plant on Olcott Street. chester. East Catholic High ScKOoi Join the utilities authority, as is Jurisdictional change be done only Brunoli Aas the contractor for the town’s water and Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ required under Special Act 299, with the consent of both treatment plam on Spring Street. tional Technical School. These enacted by the state Legislature in govemntents. A decision to award the contract has not been made areas are currently served by the 1993. stop blood clots yet. The contract will be the most expensive ever to be town from the Buckland station. The town has complained that Yale University In New Haven, awarded by the town. General Services Administrator In January, the Eighth District Special Act 299 is unfair because Conn., has 19,888 students and a Gerald Du|Nmt said today. The bid specifications were proposed that the town give up all petitioners don’t need town appro­ faculty of 1,798. By Donlel Q. Honey Rhode Island Hospital in Provi- also the largest — weighing in at 18 pounds and territory west of the former T iw Aasoctated F re** dence is one of several giving TPA measuring about 8 inches thick. Manchester-to-Willimantic rail­ in a natioiiwlde experiment. Dr. The highest bid was from Brinderson Corp. of Irvine. road tracks and Parker Street, and BOSTON - A chimp of JeiHed David O. WilHama describea a Calif., which proposed doing the work for in . 8 million. north of Middle Turnpike. ’This blood atnek in the heart’a phimblng typical case be treated there The two other bids received were from Stone A Webster proposal would have required the Obituaries la at leUial at a ballet. recently; Engineering Corp. of Boston for 127.2 million, and from Eighth District to give up territory 'Hieae clota are the caaae of heart A woman in her S9s arrived at the MorgantI Inc. of Ridgefield for $27.4 million. between Scott Drive and Bretton attacka. If only aomethlng coold emergency room oof fering her first The town had expected the work to be done for about Road. Odette Quey In Memoiiam qoickly and ^ e f y flnab them heart attack. Among her complfoa- m million. The cost is to be covered with 112 million in The new plan calls for the away, tena o f tboaaanda of people tlons was a condition called heart state and federal grants and $14 million in low-interest boundary to be drawn farther east Odette ■/Betty Sadloskl. president of the housing complexes for moderate- Justice Department contention that April 18,1983. Damage begina within a few James Church. Burial will be in St. “Her heart attack basically Manchester Property Owners As­ income residents, Sadloski said. Manchester voters were racially minutea. The aection of heart James Cemetery. Calling hours are stopped,” Williams said. “ We Opera tenor finds his niche A silent thought, a secret tear say there’s not a housing shortage sociation and a leader In the fight motivated when they voted In a aupplied by the artery la atarved of She was referring to Squire Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Keeps your memory ever dear. turned back the hands of the clock in the Capitol Region,” she said. against accepting the federal block referendum to turn down the (oM and oxygen. After five or aix to where she was before this Village on Spencer Street and two By Anita AA. Caldwell 6 “ All of us have people in our grants In the late 1970s and early federal block grants. Memorial donations may be Sadly missed. houra, part of the heart la dead. happened.” us. Manchester was the best new gradually go from more teaching heard Hadley perform and of­ complexes on Oakland Street. 6 families who have a need for ’80s, when informed about the Herald Reporter place for us to go," said Cheryll and leas perform ing to less Beechwood Apartments and Oak­ made to the American Cancer Daughter, Margaret The new druga literally atop a Of course, not all attempts with fered him a contract with the New housing,” she said. application, asked. "Does this tie us She said there was no objection heart attack cold. ’They diaaol ve the teaching and more performing,” land Heights. Society, East Center Street. Man­ Son-in-Law, Richard TPA go this smoothly. And there during a telephone interview York City Opera. Weinberg said the vacancy rate up an any way?” voiced when the private apart­ chester 09040. and Grandchildren clot ao blood can flow again. One of are potential problems, such as Trying to get to the stage of the from Atlanta, Ga. she said. “ Many of our closest He performed many challeng­ In Manchester is less than l " I would think a lot depends on Sadloski said townspeople were ments were built. them, called tlaaue plaamlnogen bleeding and the chance that clots Metropolitan Opera in New York Hadley said he liked the people friends still live there." ing rolea traveling from city to percent. where it tthe housing) could be unfairly accused of opposing low- activator, or TPA, haa already been will reform a few hours later. But City via Manchester from a in Manchester. “ People liked us Hadley has been drawn to city, including Washington, D.C., But Weinberg said it was the first put.” she added. " I even question income housing during the bitter O T C S y g E ^ teated on oeveral hundred people, initial studies suggest that the starting point In Peoria, 111., Is not not for what we did but what we music since he was very young. where he performedrtei at President time she had heard of the applica­ whether there Is a need.” HUD dispute. ’The dispute ended and atudlea are under way on two medicine will reopen about three- an easy Journey. were,” he said. He majored in choral conducting Reagan’s first Inaugural gala in tion and said she would have to While the town does not have any with a federal District Court othera. One la known aa pro- quarters of all shut arteries. Jerry Hadley, who lives In After finishing graduate school at Bradley University In Peoria, 1981. know such housing would be located publicly operated housing, it does Judge’s decision that there was no uroklnaoe, while the other has the Many people working with the Stamford with hIs wife, Cheryll, at the University of Illinois, the III., and continued graduate work Lorin Maazel, the internation­ and what it would look like. have three privately operated evidence to support a federal Quni Omu Qmii © r a i l unwieldy name of anisoylated medicine are enthusiastic. But they has traveled that long road. On aspiring opera singer and his wife in voice. But it wasn’t until his ally known conductor, had juat plasminogen; streptokinase acti­ are also cautious until they can be March 7 he made his debut at the moved to Manchester In 1977, UConn days that he began to vator complex, or AP8AC. assumed the command of the certain that it truly changes peo­ Met in the tenor role of I^s when he accepted a teaching puibue upera singing. Vienna State Opera in Austria. He If, aa many expect! one or ple's (ate. Speed is essential. The Grieux, a passionate, love-sick position at University of Connec­ “ As a performer, much of what heard Hadley sing and two weeks another of these experimental longer the heart is deprived of Easter S unrise Service Conni" young man—who does not get the ticut. They remained In Manches­ you do can’t be written down In a later called him with a contract. drugs la eventually approved (or blood, the greater the chance of girl — In the French Opera ter for six years before moving to textbook,” Hadley said. “ 'The everyday use, the treatment could Irreversible damage. Hadley said he didn’ t get to the @m Qm “Manon.” He currently per­ Stamford. chances you need to take often top by himself, however. He said quickly become a routine part of “ It dissolves the clot, but that’s • A Dynamic Easter Message - Rev. Paul Knight forms throughout the country and Manchester offered the couple happen after the education.” doesiYt believe emergency care. Doctors would not enough,” says Dr. James E. he got lots of encouragement in Europe In m ajor opera houses. Those chances happened give an injection as soon as a Dalen of the University of Massa­ easy access to New York and from his wife and friends, and • Exciting Congregational Singing quickly for Hadley. suspected heart attack victim chusetts Medical School. "Does It, He and his wife. Cheryll, still Boston for performances while from his voice teacher, Thomas • 75 Voice United Choir in holidi^. walked Into the hospital. Ambu­ In fact. Improve the patients’ remember with affection the part teaching at UCONN, his wife It was Just after he had bemn LoMonaco, with whom he has lance crews would probably carry outlook? Do they live longer? And of their life spent in Manchester. said. “ Manchester was a wonder­ his second year o f teaching'I when • The Manchester Salvation Army Band the drug, aa well. are they less symptomatic?” "M oving East was a big step for ful place for us. 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Q m Qmii Q ^ Onus Qws Q u m -r-M 'rt'o r----- h a - M ja c m a n m h e k a l d , iim m K r . a w b w . t m MAIWanaTBR HERALD ' r.AaMIMLMir-a Saturday’s the big day, but it may pay to waH awhile Advice TheredasfTV Wen. fellers it's quarter hare beeii dkagged nmfer marabou fashion. pattern in the way I tie it is in the to me as to how the trout wfll 6 : 0 0 P M O WRNMfsrfut Wb(M or Dto- [H BO ] MOVie ‘Svaoh m ham a in m w ci laOM e‘PM«V MWda AS in a baliovas ha aaar taa eitiar aamr who by the giant trout they were all The ilrst one is a Colonel Bates, wing of the Sy. Over the last few differentiate hetwsen a Qnffl Gor­ n a r Tho Aifvontucvo of UaSoghor Gal- I loos an* (CC) Throo Ohio toona makas naar A efwartosdar Mllsr is on the loose. mstfa his school day* misarabla. angHng for. Be that as it may. the and is tied atreamer style. For yean, I have alternated betsreen don and a Red Quill. The ffiee are His cheatin’ heart laghor (Rogor MoMay) and Brownto join thair first s t ^ toward adulthood. Jon- Rock Hudson, Anglo Olekinaon, Tally 8 aiOVIE: 'Ttw L4M O e f An aw r((kt geiek. rlrer then has opened up so’s H's ttia town't firat woman raportar in un- nifar Connelly, Maddlo Conhsn. Byrpn Savalat. 1071. Rated R. htardafHKlthistaamaqainadaa April It. tke thoae of you who do not know the uaingbachtafl (white) fora wing, or net that for apart in appearance, covaring a swindling oparation. (SO TNamoa. 19S6. Ratad P6-13. [IM A ) VWrd (2 hrs.) Part 2. gang. RielMnf VEMmatk, M M t flshaMe with a little more elbow pattern. ITI follow along srith it. else some white marabou. .More and again the tray they (the truaf) min.) Conratk Bartunli Ruth. 1V78. room. S K J O P M d ) VBhatd (SO min.) ^ 3 0 P M 9 9 Odd Couple hi AprP, is rigM W o r M Tail — small section of red dock. and more I am leaning towmd the differmtiate he tween the Mm- [dSPN] Marfc Soshra Salt Waiar Jour­ 8CantbsH Bor what it’s worth. I’ve been Body — medium flat silver tinsel. marabou, because of the way it drickson and the Red Quill thrown might not be hers nal CD NIOVIE: 'Muo UnwoW A aoldiar, ra­ ( 8 ® Nothing in Common (CC) areead the asked by so many people these past mming to hie Hawralian home, takaa a Jacqualina rssigna whan rumors are 8 Alfrad HHcheoek Pinawila Part 1. csraer. aadllsh- Joe Oarmcn Ihroat — small bunch dark pulsates in the river. me. But they do a good Job of it. [M A X ) WOVIE: -Maak- (CO A disfi- job with a touriit agency. EMa Praelay. sprwMl thst sho and David ar' having ar 8 Novala; Yatende LolBn weeks to come up with “What are brown hackle fibers. gurad taan strives to iesd a normal lifa Angela Lanabury. Joan Blackman. h if seasao is oT- I find that both of these flies, if I . I will never fo rv t the day I saw affair. (In Stsrao) 8 Star HusUar three or four good flies to start the Wing — two yellow saddle hackle am gnlng to fish “wet.” do what I thought were IlnufrfckaeaB dear with tha help of hit strong-willad mothar 1962. flciailyepea. season with?” ABBT: I ’ve and supportive friends Char, Eric Stoto 10:00PM GE) (33) 8 [CNN] Newt 8 HoHywood and tha Stara The waithit feathers. wHh slightly shorter something to both browns and coming off the water, with Beh Sam Elliott 1985. Rated PG-13. ® ® Our WbrM (CC| Storiaa from tha white saddle backles.on each side. rainbows, because they seem to hit slashing through them, taking one been having an epring of 1960 includo tho downing of ® 8 20/20 (CO (60 min.) I [C N N ] Nawanight will seen be First off. my answer nsuaily is. affair with the [TM C ) MOVIE: -Whoao Ufa la It Any> Gary Francia Power's U-2 plana during a 8 P o S a o Story [ESPN] Spertalook ever, aad on a geed many of the Shoulders — gray teal feathers these flies with a strong "take.” after another. , "^ y r A man, paralyiad from tha nack apv mitalon over tha Soviet Union, the people to flock to the lakes, "Use what you’ve got the most faith (breast) half as long as wing. husband of a down, fights to maka hit own dacisiont sxocution of death row inmato Caryl 8 8 t n n x lo o Mambors of tha f» [USA]Oragnat rlrcrs hi the state, they oaght te If the weather is Sne. and the sun After M minutes of fruMlem cully bacomo anxious when a mands streams, and rivers on the opener, in. for openers.” Cheeks — Junge cock (not Ashing with Hendricksonn of dilhw- frfead of mine. Dem r A h b y Richard Drayfuss. John Cassavetes Chattman. tha msrriaga of Prinesaa 1 2 : 0 6 A M ® Night Heat Kirkwood gf f e eel nuiiiliered carcb becaoee ef has had a chance to percolate to the Christina Lahti. 1981. Ratad R. Margaret to Anthony Armstrong Jonaa, tory competency taet is announced. (SO and then two or three weeks later, Everybody has dillerent ideas necessary). bottom, the Quill Gordonhatch ent sises, I switched to a Red Qufll R’s been going min.) (In Stsrao) does an undercover etory oii the horn#' the oMiaaght ef peeple crowding they've hung up the trout equips and everybody has their favorites on for over two Abigail Van Buran 5;30PM [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoora and Ehdi'a first talsvision sppaarsnes lest. (70 min.) (R) Head — red. with smail Mack should start to really come along and started to take one flab after since hit Army discharge (BO min.) 8 REysWryl: Covur Hot Poeo (C O Adam the streams. with which they seem to catch the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Crosa Croak* An ambi­ 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® WKRP in cmeiniiatf ment for some other form of band. anytime between Wa.m. andSp.m. another. I switched back to a ywa. We get ® News Dalgliaah queetiont the Maxia family recreation. most fish. The reason they catch the together about tious young writer trades her hectic New and their guatts in hit pursuit of infor­ ® NlghtHfa (In Storao) Personally. I like to wait at least It happens every ytar. and tMs is Hendrickson ... forget it. Nary a York life for a quieter existence in a rural most with a particular pattern is three times a 9 3 ) kSOVIE: *F1fsr A davaatsting forest mation about tha secretive Sslly Jupp. ® Entartainmant Tonight one week, if not two. before I bit the This is a great fly (asl saidbefore the first important hatch of the fish. But that’s trout fishing, and Florida orange grove Mary Steanbur- fire, started by a convict to divert atten­ (SO min.) simple. They've so much faith in it. — for me) early in the season. And season. This pattern and the that’s what brings ua hack year month. 'Hiere ^ n . Rip Torn, Malcolm McDovmll. tion from his etcapa, thrsstsna to doe- 8 P TLC tu t> rirers that are not “catch and CHECK WfB CHOWD of people they fish it more than any other are times when I 1982. Rated PG 8 UNIVISION Piaaaiila. Eatamoa UnL release.” And eren on those rirers. it seems to have bom fruit for the Hendrickson are my two “starters” after year. troy a mountain community. Emoat 8 8 Lata Night with David Laltannan shoulder to shoulder on the Far­ pattern. friends srho have tried H. feel guilty, hut not very often. More expHcitly, I feel that I have 6:00PM ® d) ® ® Stow. B ogina. Vara Milas, Patty Duka Aatin. (In Starao) r m more apt to sweat it out a little mington fthrer at f^ e rto n on as far as dry flies are concerned. 1977. 8 Upataira. Downstairs There again. I can’t forget the Red Joe Garman. a khneheaier resl- We meet in the daytime at a motel the right to bar a person from our (X) Throo*a Company 8 AHrod HHchooek Fiaaantt Part 2. longer, eren though the “Willie” opening day Then check M about MoMHIan and Wlfs; FrsdfaS to Tor- 8 Party Mason MY OPENING DAY "specials” THE SECOND PATTERN is one Quill, which is the male of the deat far auny years, in a reeog- — nothing fancy. We spend about property whether I am home or not. ® Magnum. P.l. 99 ® Mora Raal Paopia and tte “floosie” have been open three weel^later. You wonder if 1 0 :3 0 P M 93) in n nows if the water is high and (Hscolored. that is familiar to most trout Hendrickson species. alsed authority on the snh|eet of three hours together (in bed). We (I would honor that request without 93) Oimmo A Brook 80anaSeen half the angfers have been swept as it is apt to be. are two attracter 8 Star Trek 8 Honoymoonort A fishermen; the Black Ghost. The bamboo rofe and the sport ef ffe can’t go out in puMic because qoestioa if my wife asked me to.) 9 9 Mark and Mindy [ES P N ] Ubarty MutuaFa Lagandary A It seems Hke it's a ritual for some away down the river, and another patterns; tiedstreamer. bucktailor 8 8 Coaby Shaw (CC) Whan Rudy 8 NoUelone Unhrlaion WbrMof Golf only difference from the standard r r ’8 ALWAYS BEEN a mystery Asking. everybody knows him. Ife ranHy My wife insists that it is her right to S 9 M -A'S-H spots a snake in tha bssamant. a fsarlaae [DIS] Animsis in Action Examines how calls because he’s busy with invite anyone she wants to our & Nows (Live) Cliff rounds up a posts to capture it. (R) [UBA] Eds* of Night (In Stsrao) competition for food, mates, and terri­ business. He only cailstoaskm eto home as long as I am not there. ® Doctor Who tory is ritualized to avoid serious injury 1 2 :3 S A M [HBO] MOVIf: Tltehanl meet him. He has never said he There can be no compromise 8 Asoant of Man to tha animala involved Pryor - Har* and Now/ (CC) Filmed in 8 Charliu's Angpic ioves me - oniy that be “needk” here. Either one of us has the right 8 MOVIE: 'Mr. Jarleho' The famed New Orleana. Richard Pryor once again A b a tit Town [ESPN] Maior Laagua Basabairs Orae- pokes fun at anything and everything. Dogs like humans me. (What is that supposed to to keep someone off our property, 8 Quincy Gemini diamond, owned by an eccentric taat Hita; The Savsntiaa millionaire, it the target of a con-man RiCiiard Pryor. 1983. Ratad R. mean?) or we don’t. 93) Rapoftur 41 [HBO] HttehhHcsr Two killars and a and his assistant. Patrick Macnaa, Con­ 1 :0 0 A M ® ArehM Bunkai'a Plae* He has never bought me a gift, What is your opinion? (B) MacNuil/Lubipr Nuwshour nie Stevens. Herbert Lorn. 1969. hooker form a triangle of lova and ra- 8 Carol Bumott and Frianda vanM Stars Bud Cort and Jonelle Allen. ® HarYaLuey P and be has plenty of nnoney. I’mnot CTiANDING FIRM 8 Novala: El Praekt da la Fame (In Stereo) ® Jo* Franklin Show P SquaiH danew tlalBd with allergy woes [ptS] MOVIE: -Wind in tha Willows' a gold digger, hot a Httle gift would 8 This Old Houaa (CC) Toad. Mole. Rat and Badgar regard 1 1 :0 0 P M (D(D&& Nmws 8 Twilight Zona The Manchester Square Dance he nice to show he’s thinking of me. DEARgTANDING: Loosen up. A 8 MOVIE: Cold Swaat* A man who let thamtalvaa ai Edwardian gontloman ( D O Late Show; Starring .loan Rivers Club win hold a dub-lev el dance on I wanted to boy him a Mrthday marriage without compromise is first and animals second. 1983. a friend take tha rap for a crime they 8 Talaphorw Auction committed together it now asked to re­ (In Stereo) Saturday at Verplanck ScfKwl on QUESTION; present and he told me not to tenuous at best. If your wife has [ESPN] SportaLook 8 Mauda Our e-year-old because his wife would wonder agreed to entertain people you pay him or risk losing hit wife and (33) Odd Coupio [CN N ] Croaafir* Olcott Street. A round dance [USA] USA Cartoon Exprosa daughter. Chtrlaa Bronson, Liv Ullmann. 8 Avonem workshop will be held from 7; 30 to S bichon is begin­ where it came from. dislike only when you are not home, James Mason. 1974. [E8PN] Auatrallan Rulaa Football '87 6 : 3 0 P M ® 8TooCk>aa for Comfort 8 Nows (Live) (SO min.) p.m. followed by square dancing ning to scratch Abby, can you figure this rela­ that seems reasonable enough to [C N N ] Prima Nawa ® ® ABC Nows (CC) 8 Thia OM Houaa (CC) [USA] Edge of Night until 11 p.m. Rusty McLean will call excessively. She Pet Forafn tionship out? What do you call it. me. But for you to “har them from [DIS] Seat of Walt DIanay Praaantt; Day the squares and Joan and Armand usually doM this and where is it going? the property” whether you’re at 93 ) Sanson in tha Ufa of Donald Duck l8Talaaof tho Unoxpaotad A quiat man 1 : 1 5 A M ® MOVIE: 'Th* D*»r*l*y*t' 9 9 8 C TV beltevet he taw the cruel bully who The intrepid Hawkaya and hla Mood Oaviau will cue the rounds Admis­ every spring . FUNNY FACE home or not seems petty and [USA] Riptide made hie school days miserable. Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. 8 8NBCNawa brother set out to rescue beautiful Wa- sion is It per couple. but this year it HIS NAME FOR ME unreasonable. 8 M -A-S'H tah-wa. Steve Forrest, Nad Romero. 8 Nightly SusinoM Roport seems worse 8 : 3 0 P M ® *1,000,000 Chanea of a 8 ) For Amor (SO min.) John Anderson. 1978. 93 ) Notletoro Unlviaion than ever. Can DEAR FUNNY FACE: I would DEABABBY: My busbamlamll 8 Upstalra. Downataira [0I8]DTV Blood drive extended she be allergic can it an accommodation for Mm Just moved into a beautifol new 8 Lova Connoetlon 8 8 Family TIaa (CC) Mallory thinks [CNN] Monoylina 1 : 3 0 A M ® Got Smart to something (strictly physical). Whenhesayslw home that Move dearly, but here's [CN N ] Showbix Today aha hat lost her mother's lova whan A memorial blood drive was held [DIS] Advonturoa of Ozzio and Harriot 93) INN Nawa outside? What “needs" you. that’s what he means. the problem: His parents live next [ESPN] WInnor's CIrelo Elyte becomes fast friends with Mallo- at St. Bridget School for Cathy r/t new acquaintance (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SpoodWosk 8 Bixarra Ryan, a student at the school who can we-do to give her relief? and the reactions observed. This He needs the sex yon provide. He door with his sister and brothers, 7:00PM ® css Nowa method is used more in cases of doesn’t ten yon he “loves” you and they come over here every 8 Novala: La Gloria y el Infiarno [HBO] MOVIE: Ninia III - tho Domlna- [C N N ] Nawanight UpdaM dW from a rare form of cancer. ® 8 8 M*A*8*H 8 Bodywateh (CC) tloiY A young woman, poisessad by an [DIB] MOVIE: Night CroealngT Two Women from the church prepared ANSWER: From your brief des­ contact allergies. because he wants no involvement single day and never leave until late ® 8 Whool of Fortuno svil spirit, commits a tsriat of grisly mur­ young couples and thair children aa- on an emotional level. The relation­ at night. 9 : 0 0 P M ® MOVIE: OouMataks' A ders. Lucinda Diekay, Jordan Bannat, refreshments for the donors and cription. the possibility that your 4. Removal of a suspected aller­ ® 4100,000 Pyramid cratly build a hot-air balloon to aseapa HaraM photo by akfimono dog suffers from some form of ship is going nowhere, and if you're AM^, we’ve been married only New York detective invsstigatas tha Sho Kosugi. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) Communist oppression In East Ger­ helped wHh the blood drive. gen and monitoring for Improve­ 8 Joffsraons (CC) allergic skin disease cannot be ment is another form of testing and smart you will put an end to it four months, and In those four double murders of a private school [MAX] Cinomax Comody Exparimont many. John Hurt. Jana Alexander. Glyt)- One hundred forty-two people Tiny Tim. the little beagle cross waiting 9 9 Boat of Saturday Night teacher and a prostituta Richard OHbort Oottfriod... Naturally Comedian nis O'Connor. 1981. Rated PG. Richard Rand's seat in Rand's tiny office overlooked. Allergies are caused by often works best In cases of food before yon get cangM or become months we haven’t had any privacy Crenna, Beverly D'Angalo, Vincent Bag- donated blood. Hours of the drive 8 MacNail/Lshrsr Nowahour Gilbert Gottfried, formerly e cast mem­ [M A X ] MOVIE: Coeoen* (CC) After to be adopted, takes over Dog Warden at the Manchester dog pound. abnormal immune reactions to allergies. addicted to him — whichever at all. Everybody in his family has gatta. 1985 Part 1 of 2. (R) ber on "Saturday Night Live" and a fre- had to be extended one hour to 8 Barnay Millar coming in corttact w'lth extratarraatrial accommodate donors. certain particles known as Once the offending allergens comes first. keys to our house, and when we go ® ® Jack and Miko (CC) Jackie un­ quant guest on "Late Night with David cocoon-lika pods, a group of ratiraat Adopt pet allergens. have been identified, the means of out, we come back to find the place 8 Bonny Hill covers some startling facts whan tha in- Lattarman. (In Stereo) find themsalvas miraculously rajuvan- a 9 9 HoHywood Squaroa vastigatas the trial of Mika's old friend, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'When Father Waa atad. Don Amecha, Wilford Brimlay. control will vary. DEAR ABBY: My wife and 1 full of his kin and their friends — who has bean accused of killing his ter- Purdy hosts drive 8 Novels: Cuna da Lobot Away on Butineta* A young boy, whose Hume Cronyn. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Dogs suffer from allergies Just If scratching and akin disease is bought a home together. We both eating and drinking everything in minally ill wife. (60 min ) (R) father has been imprisoned, observes Stereo) like humans. In most cases they work. There are two people in her sight. What should we do? 8 Nightly Businoaa Report The Purdy Corp Jiad a Mood mild and of seasonal duration, a ® MOVIE: 'Tho Roba' Tha Roman tri- the uncertain world around him in post­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Tom bo/ A aaxy female drive on March 24. In a six-hour exMbit this disease in their skin course of bathing and anti­ life who dislike me intensely — her FED UP IN WISCONSIN 8 Matt Houston bune ordered to crucify the Messiah it war Yugoslavia Moreno D'E Bartolli auto mechanic learns the finer points Tiny Tim aiready grown with Irritation and excessive inflammatory medication may be father and her best friend. I dislike [CN N ] Moneylina converted to Christianity when he dons Miki Manjolovic, Mirjana Karenovic about being a woman after meeting a period. 122 employees donated the robe of Jesus. Richard Burton, Jean 1985. Rated R. famous race-car driver. Batty Rustall, scratching. enough to help the dog through the them both because they have DEAR FED UP: Lay down the [ESPN] SportaContor Simmons. Victor Mature. 1953. blood. The company sponsors two By Barbara Richmond There are many types of allergic continually bad-mouthed me to my law. call In the keys and inform [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour Jerry Dinoma, Kritti Somara. 19S4 season. [^MAX] MOVIE: 'Tho Brido' (CC) Dr (Sp MOVIE: The Einal Opiktrf A radical Rated R. drives each year. Special to the Herald Frankenstein creates a mate for his 1 1 :3 0 P M ® ® Nlghllin* (CC) reactions that dogs can exhibit, For severe cases, many methods wife. your kin that they are not to come anti-nuclear group takes over the Ameri­ [U SA] Saaroh for Tomorrow depending on the specific nature of over without calling first to see If it monster in this updated remake of the can Embassy in London. Richsrd Wid- ® Cannon of control are available and these I feel that when a husband and classic 1935 "Bride of Frankenstein" Tiny Tim is the name given this week's featured pet. the allergy. These Include contact is convenient. (No dropping In mark, Judy Davit, Lewis Collins 1982 93) Honoynnoonori 2 : 0 0 A M ® MOVIE: Man on a Tlgh- Fellowship meets are sometimes used In combination wife own a home in partnership as Sting, Jennifer Beals, Clancy Brown. tropa* A circus owner and hit troupe em­ a little male beagle cross. Tim is about 3 years old. allergies where only areas of skin with one another. we do, both parties should have uninvited.) And if you have trouble 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (29 (39 Cheers (CC) Diane's change of 8 Not Avallabla In Storaa The Women’s Aglow Fellowship heart may be too late when she discov­ ploy a daring strategy In order to escape He was found roaming on Lydall Street on March 27 that contact the allergen are Removal of the allergen Is approval concerning who should set getting your house keys — change [TM C ] MOVIE: Chooao Ms' An eccen­ ( 8 3 9 Tonight Show (In Stereo) from behind the Iron Curtain. Fradric will meet on April a at 7 p.m. at the ers Sam has gone back to his old ways March, Terry Moore, Richard Boons. He won't grow any larger. involved. Dogs frequently develop recommended. In many cases this foot on their property. the locks. tric but charming Her enters the lives of a (R) (In Stereo) 8 Racing from Ptalneflald Salvation Army on Main Street. repressed radio talk-show host end a 1953 There were only two new dogs at the pound on Inhalant allergic disease or "at­ is Impractical, especially if grasses 8 Hogan'c Haroaa Christine Fields, president of the Tuesday. One Is a rust-colored male whippet cross. beautiful tavern owner Keith Cerradine, (S) iipstairs. Downstairs ® MOVIE: Mountain Charlie' This It opy.” This Is a generalized skin or pollens are involved. Genevieve Bujoid, Lesley Ann Wafren. SD Novels; Esa Muohaoha da Ojoa Cafa [C N N ] Sports Tonight the Story of s girl's life in the Rocky Storrs Women’s Aglow Fellowship, He's about 4 years old and was found roaming on Lenox reaction to one or more allergens Desensitizatlon Is often the treat­ 1964 Rated R will speak. ( O Mystaryh Cover Her Face (CC) Adam [018] MOVIE: 'All Mine to Give' A fsmilt Mountain wilderness of the 1880*s, Street on April II. that have been Inhaled. Dogs can ment of choice. This involves a Epilepsy involves [USA] Alrwolf Dalgliesh questions the Maxie family bravae frontier hardahips In the WIscon filled with raging rivers, dangerous ani­ For more Information, call 371- Also picked up on April 11 was a female huiky The also be allergic to certain foods series of Injections which change and their guests in his pursuit of infor­ tin wllderneta Glynit Johns. Cameror mals, and desperate men. Denise Nail- M(M or g71-«S3. brown-and-wMte dog. about I year old. was picked up 7:30PM PM Magazine mation about the secretive Sally Jupp Mitchsll, Patty McCormick. 1956. son, Dick Robinson. 1982. which Ironically cause severe the way the dog responds to the (£ ) Current Affair on Charter Oak Street scratching and skin disease. offending allergens. (60 min.) [E8PN] SportaContor CD (S) Jeopardy [CN N ] Larry King Live 3D Twilight Zone A male black-and-tan terrier cross found on Tolland We cannot forget the reaction Strict control of fleas is vital. range of disorders [M A X ] MOVIE: Palo RMar' (CC) An an 6 Agoraphobics meet CD Entertainment Tonight [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sword In the Stone' The Igmatic gunman comes to the defense o f [ESPN] SpMdWeek Turnpike on March 28 is still waiting to be adopted. that many dogs havetofleas. These 6 Many dogs who are allergic to a western mining town being threatened Manchester Area AgoraphoMcs Also still waiting is a Labrador retriever cross. He's are often very serious. ® INN Newa fancifuanciful story of young King Arthur's sp- [U8AJ Search for Tomorrow grasses or pollens are also severely DEAR DR. prenticeship to M Merlin e ...... the Wizerd. Ani by an evil landowner Clint Eastwood, Together meets Wednesdays at Mack and white, about 14 weeks old and was picked up Most atler^es. except food aller­ allergic to the bites of fleas. Without (IS) Carson's Comedy Classics mated 1963 Rated G Michael Morlarty, Carrie Snodgrass 2 ; I S A M [HBO ] MOVIE: -Rlohard GOTT; Two ye­ 1985. Rated R. (In Starao) Pryor Live In ConoarT In hla premier per­ Concordia Lutheran Oiurdi on on Teresa Road on March 31. gies. tend to show a seasonal effective flea control, a desensitiza­ ISS) Barney Miller [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Hollywood Knighta' formance film, Pryor takes on such sub­ Pitkin Street from 10;30 a m. to Another dog mentioned In last week's column and ars ago, my ^9) 9 9 Newlywed Game The rowdiest car club in Beverly Hills pattern. It Is very important to tell tion treatment program for other daughter (who 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight jects as heart attacks and a Black var- noon. The meeting Is open to the still needing a home Is a 10-month-old black-and-white your veterinarian this in order tor (39 Major League Baseball; Boston Red lets loose. Robert Wuhl. Tony Oanza, Ri­ Interview: actor Louis Gossett Jr. (In slon of "The Exorclit". Richard Pryor. allergies is much less effective. is now 18) deve­ chard Schasl. 1980. Rated R. public. For more Information, call Labrador retriever cross. He was picked up on him to work with you to Identify the In summary, allergic akin dis­ Dr. Gott Box at Toronto Blue Jays (3 hrs.) Stereo) 1979 Ratad R. loped a ten­ [CN N ] Crossfire [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bring on tha Nlghf (CC) 12:00AM ® Taxi M7-IB87. Hawthrone Street on April 3. allergens to which your dog is eases can be very difficult to A documentary look at the international 2 : 3 0 A M 93) Llfaatylaa of tha Rloh and The dog pound Is located on Olcott Street near the dency to have Peter Gott, M.D. [D I8] Mouseterpieoe Theater ® ® Ask Or. Ruth Fameut Scheduled: the Duka of Weit- sensitive. After that, recommenda­ control and they present a diagnos­ concert tour of Sting, lead singer of the mlntter: actress Ursula Andrete; finger seizures. Where fESPN] NHL Hockey: Divisional Semi­ town's refuse area. Dog Warden Richard Rand Is at the tions can be made which will reduce tic challenge to veterinarians. Police, and his newly formed jazz ensem­ 93) Star Trak Jeffrey Osborne; murdar-myttery par- CNnIcs scheduled can we get more finals Game 6 Teams to be announced ble. Sting, Omar Hakim, Darryl Jones. pound from noon to 1 p.m. during the week. The phone the severity of the disease. However, with an accurate diagno­ 99Talai of tha Unaxpaotad A quiet man tlet: a claetlc-car auction. (60 mln.l (Rl number at the pound Is 643-8642 or call the Police There are many methods of Information on (3 hrs.) (Live) 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Community Health Care Services Wendy is just waking up after surgery at sis and appropriate therapy, to­ epilepsy? Inc. has scheduled sailor citizen Department at 648-45S5. Someone can be reached at testing for specific allergens: gether with a caring and diligent clinIcB for blood pressure checks either of these numbers Monday through Friday from 6 Aid to Helpless Animals. 1. Skin testing involves Injecting owner, many dogs suffering with end health guidance; to 0 p.m.. minute quantities of separate aller­ DEAR CAR RAFFLE allergies can be treated with READER: Epilepsy encompasses Cinema Monday; Hop River Homes in There Is a $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new owner The cat has been named Wendy. The teacher brought gens Into theskinand observing for gratifying results. DEAR READER: Ordinarily, MANCHESTER ELKS Andover from 1 to 2 p.m. must have the dog licens^. Before being licensed, a her to the organization, which bi turn took her to a a specific reaction. a range of brain disorders that are patients with milk Intolerance lack Tuesday; agency office on Route dog must have its rabies shot. veterinarian. Her whiskers are burned off and some of 2. A new blood test has been all characterized by repeated epi­ a 8|)eclflc intestinal enzyme, lac­ Edward A. Williams, D.V.M., It a sodes of convulsions, sensory dis­ HANTFONO Mr. Right (PO-13) 1:05, 3:10, S;20, 7;25, 7:10,9. — A Nlghtmarf an Elm Strtet 3; 1988 Lincoln Town Car This week's kitty up for adoption Is a very sad case. her fur had to be removed. Besides being spayed, she developed for veterinary clinical tase, that digests milk sugar Cintma City— Th* Arlttocot* (0)1,3, 9:40. — Burglar (R) 12:50, 2:55, 5:05, 0 in Columbia from S;30 to 10 a m. Manchester veterinarian. Do yon orders or similar abnormal behav­ Ortambream Warriar*Warrior* (R) 7:05,9. — Monne-r Wednesday; Coventry "rown Hall Her photo shows her Just waking up from her spaying has had her shots, and the vet said she’ll be fine. She use and Is being used quite have a question you’d hke to tee (lactose). The use of pre-treated or 4:45,7:05. — Radio Day* (P O ) 3,W, 4:20, 7:15,9:30. OUln (PO) 7:3L 9:10. — Blind Dott operation. She was taken Into protection by members ior. The brain malfunction can be pre-digested milk products (such 7:45, *;50. — Blind Dot* (PO-13) 2:40, (PQ-12) 7:10,9:10.— Lethal Weapon (R) Only 300 tlcktls will bB told from 2 to 3 p.m. urgently needs a loving home. Anyone interested in successfully. answered In this column? Wt'lteto: 4:55, 7:30, *;40. — Ana*l H*ort (R) 9:30. MANCHESTER 7:15,9:15. — Platoon (R) 7,9:11 of Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. after a Hartford school adopting her or any other cat the organization has caused by head Injury, brain as yogurt or Lactald) usually solves — Swimming to Cambodia 2:15, 4:30, (100” per ticket April 23; Village Pharmacy in 3. A provocative exposure test Pet Forum, the Manchester He­ tumors, brain Infection, Intoxica­ Coventry from 1 to 2 p.m. teacher saw some children setting fire to the cat and should call any of the following numbers; 232-8317. can be used. The dog Is chronically rald, P.O. Box 801, Mandiester the problem of gas. abdominal 7:15,9:15 (PO-13) 7:30, 9:30, — "Crocodile" WINDtOR kicking her. tion, chemical Imbalances within cramps and bowel disorder. How­ Dundee (PO-13) 7:15, 9:30. — Outroge- Pldzs — An American Toll (O) 2. — Drawing 6 Buffat Dlnnsr May 14; Coventry Pharmacy 666-SSSl. or 623-0489. exposed to the suspected allergen 00040. BAST HARTPORO ou* Fortune (R) 7:30, 9:30. Nightmare------on Elm— Streef ef r 3: - Dream the body or Inadequate circulation ever, some people may be allergic Bottwoad Psb B Cln*ma — Outrog*- Saturday May 9 from 1 to 2 p.m. to the brain surface (cerebral Warrior* (R) 7:11 For more information, call 228- to the non-lactose components of ou» Fortune (R):“ 17:30. VERNON cortex). Convulsions result from milk. Ask your doctor for a referral Peer Richard’* Pub B ClMma — CHI* 1 B f — "Crocodll*" Dundee sag 649-9292 M28. Social Security Oulrogcou* Fortune (R) 7:30, *;30. 5"’ ** 1' ~ Outrogeou* Cloeed Thuredov. abnormal, uncontrollable electri­ to an allergist who, by testing, can thewcoi* CliMmo* 1-9 — Lethal FortuneIf (R) J’. 7:10,9:30. — An American cal discharges from nervous tissue. pinpoint the exact component In weapon (R) 12:35, 2:45,4:55,7:35,9:50. Toll (O) t:M, 3:15. To give you more information, I — Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream milk to which you may be sensitive. Worrlort (R) 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:50, 10. — WRIT HARTFORD am sending you a free copy of my Ralelng Arizona (PG-13) 12:45, 2:50,1 .JM m 1 B I — "Crocodile" Dundee Retirement allows Health Report on epilepsy. Others 7:35, 9:40. — Tin Mtn (R) 13:30, 2:40, |Pp^13^^9:30. - Outrogeou* Fortune who would like a copy should send DEAR DR. GOTT: My Job 4:50, 7:30, 9:35. — Platoon (R) 1:15, 4, requires sitting most of the day. By 7:05, 9:40. — Police Academy IV: nriovietime- Thoughtm $1 and your name and address to 8 p.m., I am bloated with gas. feel Cllltenton Patrol (PO) 11:40,2:35,4:30, WILLIMANTIC disability benefits P.O. Box 01309. Cleveland. OH 7:10, 9:45. — Th* fecret of My Succee* ^Jlljeen imare Clneim — Police 44101-3360. Be sure to mention the quite uncomfortable and look preg­ (PO-13) 12:30,3,5:10,7:30,10. — Making Academy IV: Clllzen* on Patrol (PO) Today is the day known as title. You may also contact the nant. Walking relieves the prob­ “Maundy Thursday” in Christian QUESTION: I'm planning to procedure, it will pay the full cost of Epilepsy Foundation of America lem. What causes this buildup? video ® tradition. What does the word retire some time this year. I have a the second opinion and any neces­ (4381 Garden City Dr., Landover, “maundy” mean? It comes from daughter who Is 38 and has been sary tests. MD 207880 for additional DEAR READER: Prolonged in­ 9 the Latin “mandatum novum,” disabled since birth. Can she get information. activity can retard intestinal peris­ 9 which means “a new command­ benefits on my record when I QUESTION; I work part time talsis, the muscular contractions of ment.” and it Is what Jesus said to retire? and get SSI payments because I’m DEAR DR. GOTT: For months I the bowel wall that propel digested SPRINGTIME FROLIC the disciples at the Last Supper, "A disabled. A co-worker told me that had vague pains everywhere, in­ food to evacuation. When the new commandment I give you, that ANSWER: Yes, as long as she Social Security may deduct some of somnia and frequent urination. intestine becomes sluggish, gas you love one another.” meets the definition of disability my work expenses before deter­ Finally, my digestion deteriorated pockets and bloating will apfiear. featuring But Jesus not only told us to love under the Social Security law and mining the amount of my income. BO badly that I made an appoint­ Discomfort results. I suggest that one another, he showed us how to do also meets the requirements for What does that mean? ment with a doctor. Two days you try to move around more PETER HARVEY, Tenor Hurry! it. First, he took on the role of a child's insurance benefits. before I saw him, I stopped using all during the day. Take a short walk servant and washed the feet of his ANSWER: Certain impairment- milk products. The improvemei improvement around the work place in mldmom- with Limitsd Tims! disciples. 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The win I Gmena received the only nma he Wednesday aftenwen dld m aM al- East’s record nnhirmishrii at 4S Nordlques look to map up Whaler^ series ise Ibr the Eagles. while Xavier foils to S-X The ens set walk to desHsmted bitter ^Despite a SS recovtf entering Eagles’ nest game is Saturday Kevin Lawiunce set the stage for Wedbesday's contest with Xavier morning at l l at Northwest C»- the Eagles* hottest hatsman aa of HARTFORD (AP) — IlieQucbec games as its power play has begun penalities we’re getting.” Evans retumingto the lineup followinghis O f all the series, the one between On ’fUesdUy, five of Quebec’s High of Middletown. East hadh’t thoHc in West Hartfbrd. late. Pat Merritt. A transfer from NonHques. who hold a 3-2 lead, are to take advantage of 96 Hartford said. one game suspension. Hartford and Quebec may be the seven gunls game with a man nmelved fovorable pitching perfor­ Greene, in Ms complete game Rockville High, Merritt greeted looking to wrap up iheir National penalties — including 10 five- “ W e're wearing out certain peo­ Ten o f the 16 teams that entered Mggeat surprise. The Whalers won advantage as the Whalers com­ mances fas its last two outings. effort, struck out three and walked Falcon pitcher Sean Murray witha Hockey League Adams Division minute majors and eight miscon­ ple. And we have people who should the first round remain alive going their first Adams Division title ever plained that the Nordiques tried to Sophomore right-hander Kevin only two batters. Xavier's oaly run 37S-foot blast over the M field semifinal at home tonight against ducts — for a total o f 286 minutes. be on the ice in the penalty box.” into Thursday night’s sixth games. with 93 points. 21 more than the entice them into scufllM. Greene pnt an end to Penders' was unearned. fence for a two-run homer and a S4 the sagging Hartford Whalers. The previous record was 92 “ kfaybe it took five games to All o f the five series could end; all fourth-place Nonfiques, then won But Quebec defenaeman Kandy East Irad. penalties. realise it. but you can’t take stupid Moller says it’s more a cane o f one could remain alive going into the the first two piayoff games at home. “That was a goodshot,” Penders Hartford has a mission when its penalties.” said Whaler captain seventh games. But Quebec has won the last team outplaying the other. said of Merritt’s homer. “It would visits Quebec, stay out of the “ We've just got to cease getting Ron Francis. In addition to the New York three, as their power play has have been out of any ball park. penalty box if its wants to beat the penalties.” Hartford Coach Jack Whalers left winger John Ander­ “T don’t think they can outakate Rangers-Philadelphia Flyers and begun to take advantage o f 96 Merritt has hit the ball really well Nordiques Evans said after Quebec took a 3-2 son who was struck on the knee by a us and I dUn’t think we can Whalers-Nonflques games, other Hartford penalties — including 16 ferna.” The Whalers, who had the fewest lead in the series by beating the puck during Tuesday's game is intimidate them.’’ MUfier said. games Thursday night include five-minute majors and eight mis­ Besides the unearned marker penalties in the NHL’s regular Whalers 7-5 Tuesday night. expected to play tonight. Washington, leading 3-2. at the New conducts — for a total of 286 “’They have a fast team and aodo Xavier picked up in the sixth season, have already set a new “The Nordiques have a very “ I’ll test it for sure.” Anderson York Islanders; Calgary, trailing minutes. The previous record was we. But to win in the Adams inning, dim to a dropped fly ball by playoff record for penalties. skilled power play, but the big thing said. 3-2. at Winnipeg, and St. Louis, also Division you need more than 92 penalties set by the Flyers Eagle center fielder Dave Price, Quebec has won the last three for us is to avoid the foolish Defenseman Ulf Samuelsson is trailing 3-2. at Toronto. against Toronto in 1976. BpCCO. the Falcons' only other threat came fas the first. Leadoff hitter ’Tim Flynn, who had two hits off Greene, A singled and stole second. Flynn Gardner gives Sox relief moved to third base on a groundout, but Greene got Bill McKenna to fly By Dove O'Horo roughest time of my life, just sitting The strategy didn’t look good to Price for the last out of the The Assocloted Press and watching, not being able to help when Gardner lost the second game inning. as the club won the pennant and of the season in Milwaukee last East collected three runs in both BOSTON — In 1962. as director of then was edged in the World Series week, then was whacked hard by the fourth and fifth frames to put baseball operations for the New by the Mets.” Toronto on Saturday. this one in the books. Four walks fat York Mets. Lou Gorman fell in love With Gorman calling Boston But after Evans put Boston ahead the fourth and five fat the fifth P with a young pitcher drafted off the shots, Gardner was acquired with by one run with the third grand allowed the Eagles to get their runs. Murray, Xavier's starter, was University of Central Arkansas Calvin Schiraldi in a multiplayer slam of his career, McNamara HwaM pOoto Sr VMe campus and sent to the minor deal which sent southpaw BoM y didn’t hesitate to go to Gardner relieved by Mark Tremalgia in the leagues to develop as a relief Qjeda to the Mets after the 1965 after Texas put runners on second fourth afiCT walking fat a run. He left East Catholic Coach Jim Penders (ieft) first-inning homer against Xavier Wed­ pitcher. wHb the bases loaded. Two more season. Schiraldi blossomed unex­ and third on a walk and an error has a hand out to congratuiate Pat nesday. Merritt's homer proved to be Now they’re together at last. pectedly into an outstanding short with none out against starter Bruce walks from ’Tremalgia gave East Gorman as general manager of the reliever in 1966. but. with Gardner Hurst. two more runs. Dan Brown came in Merritt after the iatter belted a two-run enough as East won, B-1. Boston Red Sox and Wes Gardner disabled, the Red Sox appeared to On just 14 pitches. Gardner during the fifth and was ultimately relieved by Xavier shortstop Joe 2b4-000, Russell rt3i-00,McKenno 1b healthy and ready for a key role in have come out on the short end of struck out Pete Incaviglia. Larry good Job handling the game behind “ It’s a nice start.” Penders said. 2010, Merovek db 3000, Aresco m/p the bullpen. the trade. Parrish and Don Slaught. Gardner Aresco. East only had two hits — a the plate.” Penders said. “ Once our (Nos.) 2.3. and4 pitchers 3000, Tomboly If 2000, Coates 3b Gardner, who pitched just one “ It hurt not having him, but we was nicked for an infield hit by single by Rob Stanford (4th) and an Merritt was 2-for-2 with four RBI come around, we’ll be all right.” 1-000, Busco 3b 1010, Murray pOOOO, RBI single by pinch hHter Bill Tromblolo p OOOO, Brown p OOOO. inning last April before being felt sure he could come back, the Odibe McDowell to start the eighth, and Kris DeRoehn added two RBI BAST CATHOLIC (8) — RIOOS 2b Totals n-1-40. nwrw pvwVD rwmx 3-1-66, Lowrenee db 31-0-1, Merritt 3b sidelined for the season with a tom same as Roger Clemens did from then struck out two of the next three Barry fat the fifth — among its six for East. Stanford added two hits Key: At bots-runs-hlts-RBI. M-2-4, DeRoetm rt 20-1-2, Rlnuto 1b Xoyler MO 081 1—1-4-2 cartilage in his right shoulder, similar surgery.” Boston Manager batters. runs scored in the two innings. and had the defensive gem of the 44MM), Price cf 4000, Stanford ts East Catholic’s Kevin Greene gets set to deliver a pitch Sophomore Paul Dumais made Cost 280 330 K—07-2 returned his first dividend to the John McNamara. “ The key was Gardner, noted mainly as a day — a leaping grab at shortstop 32-20, Kloofer If 2-1-00, M o ^ o n c o pb during Wednesday’s game against Xavier at Moriarty his first varsity start behind the 1-1-10, Dumolt c2000, Sorry pb 1-1-1-1, Greene and Dumols; Murray, Tre- Red Sox on Wednesday, striking out patience. We had to bring him along sinker ball pitcher, relied mostly on for the third out of the sixth inning Totals mo^iO (4), Brown (5), Aresco (S). plate for the Elagles. “ Paul did a Greene p OOOO. 27-0-70. seven in three innings in Boston's slowly this spring. Now. hopefully, his fast ban, especially the cross- Field. Greene tossed a four-hitter. to deny Aresco a base hit. X A V lin (1) — Flynn cf 40-20, Fritz WR- Greene (20), LF-Murroy. 5-4 victory over the Texas Rangers. this was the real Wes Gardner out seamer. as he dazzled the Rangers “ That’s the Wes Gardner I knew there today.” on 46 pitches. 26 for strikes. when he was in the Mets’ organiza­ While McNamara and the Red “If seemed everything came tion.” Gorman said after the Sox remained confident, skeptics together for me in the bunpen right-hander's first American wondered if Gardner would ever be today.” Gardner said after extend­ Despite graduation, Cheney off to perfect start League save. “ Now that his arm is the same again as he was pounded ing the Rangers’ losing streak tosix sound again he’s going to surprise a in spring training. games. “ I never thought I ’d punch lot of people with his ability ” McNamara and Gorman were (strike) out the side, but after one The beginning of the Cheney Tech Inning. Cheney erupted for 11 runs over. MH8 boys win “ I feel I ’m part of the team now. ready to field any criticism. They pitch I knew my fast ball was baseball season has been every­ on 10 hits in the second inning to The Bolton High girls’ softball Tennis as If I belong.” Gardner said. “ I moved Bob Stanley, who owns the there.” thing Coach Bill Baccaro could blow the game open. Prince Tech H.S. Roandap team knows that saying only loo The Manchester High boys’ ten­ threw the ball the way I did before Boston club record of 123 saves, “ You don’t strike ’em out like have wanted. remains winless at 0-3. well especially after losing a EC girts bow nis team won its first match of the the operation on my shoulder last back into the starting rotation after that throwing sliders,” Boston Despite losing several of its top Cheney retuns to action today at heartbreaking 8-7 decison Wednes­ season Wednesday afternoon over Wynn took medalist honors with a The East Catholic girls’ tennis year. Last year was probably the six years in the bullpen. pitching coach Bill Fischer said players from last year’s Class L 3; 30 p.m. at home against Bacon day afternoon to Rocky Hill The Enfield High, registering a 5-2 37. The Indian’s next match Is semifinal squad. Cheney has run off Academy in a Charter Oak Confer­ loss drops Bolton’s record to 1-2 three straight victories, the most ence game. Tuesday against Berlin and while Rocky Hill is 1-2 team lost a narrow 4-3 decison victory. Singles winners for the recent coming Wednesday after­ FrlneaTecb 002 101 5-V-M Northwest Catholic at Timberling Wednesday afternoon to Berlin Indians were Gregg Horowitz. Jay noon when the Beavers demolished Cbonay Tech 2(11)4 010 x—20-134 Golf Chib. High at the Manchester Racquet Snyder, and Jim Melesko. Doubles Baseball world remembers Jackie Milwaukee's Juan Nieves delivers a Wednesday against Baltimore. Nieves, Bolton led. 7-3. in the top of the Prince Tech, 20-9, at the Beavers’ Gllborf, Genialm (2), Cboney (2) onO Rosolts; Monebosttr vs. Berlin — Club. Singles winners for East were winners were Lou Jaffe and Bill pitch as the scoreboard tells the story In out of Avon Old Farms In Connecticut, Colon; Glenn Forent, Jeff Allen (4), John Wynn (M ) dot. Jon Vonozlono seventh inning, but Rocky Hill home field. Tom Dowd (7), and Mork Felletler. Nancy Sulick and Melissa Carroll Kennard and Alex Eitel and Gary many of Robinson’s exploits, Cam­ 37-30, Jason Noubouor (M ) dot. Foul came up with five runs in the frame By Dave Goldberg exhilarating day.” the ninth Inning of the Brewers' game no-hIt the Orioles, 7-0. Tom Dowd led the 19-hlt barrage WF-Forent. LF-Gllbert. Vonoilane 43-4S, Gallo (B ) dot. Rick while the lone winning doubles’ Tucker. Manchester has a l-I panis was mentioned nearly as to take an 8-7 lead. Bolton had one The Associated Press The observance of the shattering for Cheney with a perfect 5-for-5 Soyodaklt 43S1, Jesopbson (B) dot. tandem was Kate Gillespie and record and Its next match is much as Robinson. Golos 45-40. Berlin wen medol point, last chanc to tie it in the bottom of of baseball’s color barrier came a performance while sophomore Carol Trocclola. East’s record is Thursday. April 27. at Glastonbury Mrs. Robinson was at the histori­ 172-100 the seventh. With runners on NEW YORK - To a baseball week after A1 Campanis. vice Rich Assid was 3-for-3. Rich Martin Golf Monebester yt. Nertbwest — Wynn now 1-1 and its next match is today High. Coach Dave Maloney noted cal society to discuss the major- second and third base. Leah Dino- world celebrating the 40th anniver­ president of the Los Angeles had two doubles and four RBI and (M ) def. Cellyer 37-44, Neubauor (M ) at home against Windham High. that Eitel. Snyder, and Tucker sary of Its first black player. Jackie Dodgers — Robinson’s Brooklyn league debut of her husband, who MH8 In split def. Foblscbob 4350, Savedakis (M ) cenza lined out to shortstop to end played very well. Yount makes the save Pal Maguire hit a solo homer. Ten def. Foroflormi 51-56, Golos (M ) def. Rosstts: Laurit Glondomtnlco (B) died In 1972 at age 53.10 years after the game. Dinocenza led Bolton Robinson has become a larger- team, transplanted west after the Beaver batters got hits and Glenn Enslond 40-77. Monebester won medol def. Amelia Beorie 7-5,6-1; Kate Crinitl Rotoltt: Groqt Horowitz (M ) def. than-life figure. 1957 season — was forced to resign. becoming the first black to be ’The Manchester High golf team point, 100-227. with three hits while Gail Schia vetti (B) def. Judy Burnt 4-6,6-2,6-3; Nancy ZIrelll 6-3,■ 6-3; ■ 3; sTrr Simon Rylond‘ (E) def.' Parent picked up the win on the split two matches In its first outing Sulick (EC) def. Jennifer Bertaona6-t, Mott Cloupb 6-0, 6-4; Jay Snyder (M ) His widow remembers April 15. Campanis had suggested on a named to baseball’s Hall of Fame. mound. and Whitney Cavanagh had two hits 6-2; Melitta Carroll (EC) def. Ann def. Scott Colloban 6-0, 6-1; Jim Most of her time was given to of the season Wednesday afternoon apiece. 1947 as a larger-than-life day for a national television show about “It was a good team effort.” Softball Marie La F relate 6-2, 7-5; Meletko (M ) def. Johnton 6-2, 6-1; young, apprehensive American Robinson’s debut that blacks "m ay fielding questions about Campanis at the Manchester Country Club. Glandomenico-Crinitl (B) def. Sullck- Cbanlere-Maclolek (E ) def. Sam of Nieves’ no-hit game Baccaro said. “ (Jeff) Allen pitched ’The Indians bowed to Berlin High, Burnk 2-6, 6-2, 6-3; Hleoens-Tlshe (B) Henderton-Crolo Fhllllpt 6-4, 6-2; Lou and the future of blacks in base­ family. not have some of the necessities” Very well In his first varsity game. ” Bolton beaten def. Torq Cunniriobam-Kritttn Jaffe-Blli Kennard (M ) def. Cottondro- 6 “ I was 23. Jack was 26. We were for baseball management ball’s executive suites. 3-2. and defeated Northwest Ca­ Bolton returns to action Monday Kate Gllletple-Corol Trocclola Grener 6-3,6-4: Alex Eltel-Gory Tucker 6 By The Associated Press Allen relieved Parent In the fourth young people with a baby just positions. Mrs. Robinson said she was sure “ I loved it last night when Bo hit tholic. 5-0. Manchester’s John BOLTON —It’s never over’til it’s at 3 p.m. at Portland High. Allton Hodoton. (M ) def. Morneoult-Votteller 6-2,6-1. there would be more black manag­ the two home runs and everytNxIy trying to get a start In the world.” Indeed, at ceremonies at the New Juan Nieves got his no-hitter. ers In baseball. There have been A L Roundup was over there talking to him and I Rachel Robinson recalled on Wed­ York Historical Society and at Robin Yount got the save. three — Frank Robinson with the could just go on and do my thing and nesday. the 40th anniversary of her Ebbets Fields Homes in Brooklyn, Nieves, a 22-year-old left-hander, Cleveland Indians and San Fran­ not worry about it." said Seltzer, husband’s first game. “ It was a the housing project named for the threw the first no-hitter In Milwau­ tense day. but it was also an baseball park that was home to cisco Giants. Maury Wills with the who drove in the winning run with Scott, Downs throw masterpieces of their own kee Brewers history, beating Balti­ Seattle Mariners and Larry Doby The Brewers’ tremendous start, an eighth-inning double. more 7-0 Wednesday night. How­ with the Chicago White Sox. tied for third best in AL history, was Sa^rhagen, 2-0, the 1985 Cy ever, It was up to Yount to ensure By Barry Wllnor Pena. 0-1, gave Scott the lead. The almost overlooked because of Young Award winner struck out But she said that in itself wouldn’t the pitching gem as he made a The Associated Press Astros u p ^ their record to 7-2. Nieves’ exploits. two and walked none. Bud Black be enough. diving catch In right-center field of N L Roundup equalilng the best starts in the “ People think this start is a joke pitched the ninth. “ If they had Introduced a single a line drive by Eddie Murray to end but we are for real and this is just a Mike Scott and Kelly Downs were club’s history — in 1972 and 1980. black manager 40 years ago follow­ the game. taste of what is to come.” Nieves Twins S, Athlstlcs 2 ■ almost as dominant as a pitcher can “ I hope we keep It up and I keep it up.” said Hatcher, who Is hitting ing Jackie’s entry, that would have “ I didn’t really think about the said. “ We’re In a tough division and. Mike Smithson had a no-hitter for be, yet the spotlight eluded them. .472 with 17 hits in 36 at-bats. "This been an act of good faith.” she said. no-hItter until the last out, when all we’re just going to go out and go six Innings and the Twins remained Scott threw a one-hitter and “ The scuff marks (on the balls) is the best start I ’ve ever had. and "But to do it today would be of my teammates started tackling after people.” atop the A L West with a 7-2 record. Downs had a three-hitter Wednes­ were all Identical.” Dodgers my confidence Just keeps tokenism. Somebody is going to pull m e," said Nieves, who struck out Dale Sveum, who has hit safely in Smithson. 2-0, wound up with a day night, but the masterpiece of pitcher Rick Honeycutt said. " I building. a black out of the hat someday. 'That seven and walked five. “ It still each of Milwaukee’s games this four-hitter. The no-hItter was the evening was thrown In the don’t know what grade of sand­ will happen. But we want to see a hasn’t sunk In. It might after a few season, homered off Mike Flana­ broken up by Carney Lansford American League where Milwau- paper he (Scott) was using, but it systematic way In which blacks are more bottles of champagne” gan, 0-1, In the fourth Inning. Greg leading off the seventh Inning with a .kee’s Juan Nieves pitched a no- was a finer grade.” GlantB 1, Padrat 0 hired, retained and promoted.” Nieves was bubbling after the Brock added a three-run homer and double to extend his hitting streak hitter against Baltimore. Dodgers Manager Tommy La- While San Francisco continued And while she was hopeful that game as he improved to 2-0 and Glenn Braggs a solo shot. to nine games. Still, Scott’s 4-0 win at Los sorda didn’t think it mattered if the its torrid start behind the three-hit Angeles and Downs’ 1-0 victory In I some teams — notably the Dodgers extended the Brewers’ winning “ The whole year has just been " I knew I had a no-hItter. because balls were doctored. pitching of Kelly Downs and a home San Diego were not exactly weak — would make aggressive efforts to streak to nine games as they unbelievable,” said Jim Paciorek, no one was talking to me on the "H e pitched a heck of a game; run by Candy Malonado, the Padres advance blacks Into the upper remained the only undefeated team who made a diving catch in left field bench." Smithson said. -efforts. Both were dominant. you can’t do anything about that continued to falter. echelons of their organizations, she In the major leagues. in the second inning and had his Reardon earned his third save by ' Scott, of course, has been that one. The guy was too tough for us,” San Diego. 1-8, is off to the worst said she was totally surprised at The Brewers held true to baseball first major-league hit, a double in getting the final out. way for nearly a year. After a poor Lasorda said. “ We thought a lot of start In the 19-year history of the what Campanis’ remarks revealed tradition and didn’t mention the the seventh. Angels 4, Mariners 0 start last season, Scott made his balls may have been sanded up.But franchise. Counting spring training about feelings in baseball. no-hItter to Nieves. The no-hItter was the first In the split-finger fastball dance and he that’s not the reason he beat us. I ’m games, the Padres have won only “ I felt shocked, horrified, ap­ “ No one said a thing.” Nieves, major leagues since Houston’s Kirk McCaskill, 2-0, faced 29 rode it to an 18-10 record and the not using that as an excuse. I don’t once since March 27 and have lost 16 palled and angry because I hadn’t who went 11-12 as a rookie last year, Mike Scott clinched the NL West batters, struck out nine and walked National League Cy Young Award. want to take anything away from of 17 since then. expected it." she said. “ Bigots have said. “ Everyone was just going title on Sept. 25 last season. 2-0 over one and allowed four single. . Against the DcidgerB. he was the guy ... He certainly knows how The Giants Improved their record gotten sophisticated today. They’re about their job. San Francisco. It was the firot In the “ You won’t find a better pitched virtually unhittable. yielding only a to pitch.” to 8-2, their best start since 1979, not usually so open.” ’ ’They’ve got a tough lineup with AL since Chicago’s Joe Cowley game this year.” Mariners Man­ thIrd-innIng single to Mariano Also Wednesday, it was New and moved Into first place in the NL Meanwhile, the NAACP was a lot of veterans. The whole lineup defeated California 7-1 on Sept. 10 ager Dick Williams said Duncan and striking out 10. York 4. Philadelphia 1; Pittsburgh West. announcing a national campaign to can hit. I couldn’t think of a tougher last season. Brian Downing led off the game “ I don’t know how he could have 3, Chicago 1. and Atlanta 4, Downs, 1-0, outlasted Padres pressure sports franchises to hire person to get for the last out than Royals 2, Tlgara 1 with a home run for the third time been any better unless, of course, Cincinnati 3. starter Storm Davis, 0-1, who more blacks in management, Eddie Murray.” this season and second consecutive he had pitched a no-hitter,” Astros Attroa 4, Dodgtrs 0 allowed only four hits in eight 9 promising “ massive demonstra­ Without Yount, he might not have Kevin Seltzer, the Royals’ other game. Manager Hal Lanier said. “ He innings. Downs struck out seven 9 AP photo tions” against any that refused. gotten the switch-hitter. rookie, drove in both runs as Bret White Sox 5, Jays 0 looked pretty overpowerinng to me. Scott threw a no-hitter last and walked one. Benjamin Hooks, the civil rights “I didn’t hove time to think." Saberhagen spread six hits over He gave up one hit. retired 15 in a September In the Astros’ division- Maldonado’s homer, his first of Mrs. Rachel Robinson, widow of baseball great Jackie group’s executive director, said the Yount said. “ I wasn’t going to do eight innings. Jose DeLeon extended his score­ row. was in complete command of clinching win. He beat the Dodgers the season, came with one out in the AP photo Robinson, looks at part of the multi-media exhibit first step would be meetings anything but catch it. You don’t Seltzer, who has been oversha­ less streak to 14 1-3 innings as he all of his pitches.” 4-3 on opening day for his other 1987 seventh. and Ray Searage combined on a Houston's Bill Doran slides safely Into the eighth inning Wednesday night. The entitled "Jackie Robinson; An American Journey” at the between members of local NAACP think about it, you just react. I ’m dowed by the debut of Bo Jackson, The Dodgers wondered if Scott victory. MbIs 4, Phllllts 1 chapters and the teams in their just happy we accomplished a improved his average to .452 and four-hitter to snap the White ^ x ’ had a little help in holding such Billy Hatcher, who’s hit in all nine home, knocking the legs out from under Astros blanked the Dodgers, 4-0. New York Historical Society Wednesday. areas. no-hItter.” drove in both Kansas City runs. four-game losing streak. command. Like the New York Mets of the Astros’ games, homered. The Mets used the long ball and Dodgers' catcher Mike Scioscia during in last year’s playoffs, the Dodgers doubled and singled to account for stingy pitching by Sid Fernandez. acx:used Scott of simffing the half the Houston runs. His solo David Cone and Doug Sisk. Gary Jim Morrison’s single to center. A tying home run to Davis. connected for his first home run of homer in the fourth off Alejandro Carter and Darryl Strawberry hit baseball. balk by reliever Les Lancaster “ You can’t ask for anything more the season In the third inning off consecutive home runs in the Yanks get needed performances from Rhoden, Righetti scored Ray with the third Pirates from Reuschel.” said Leyland. Reds starter Tom Browning. 1-1, seventh inning off Kent Tekulve to run. following a walk to Glenn Hubbard break open a tight game. Straw­ Pittsburgh starter Rick Reuschel and a single by Dion James. MCC nine tops Greenfield berry has hit in all seven Mets SravBB 4, Rads 3 had a three-hit shutout when The decisive run came in the By Ban Walker his first American League game. batter Joel Skinner. One out later, Henderson said. Righetti breezed through the smiled Righetti, who set a major- game, including four home runs Manager Jim Leyland pinch hit for Braves shortstop Andres Tho­ sixth when Hubbard scored Ted The Associated Press Rhoden, acquired from Pittsburgh Bailes threw two bells to Rickey Henderson and Randolph both eighth and got the first two outs in league record with 46 saves last and 11 RBI. He’s scored six runs in The Manchester Community Col­ him In the ninth. Reliever Don mas. hit a three-run homer and Simmons from third on a squeeze In the off-season, allowed three Henderson and reliever Tom Wad­ wound up at third, and Cleveland the ninth. Then. Cory Snyder season. “ Let’s talk about how we MCC wom«n los* the last seven games. catcher Rick Dempsey threw to lege baseball team got back on the Robinson, 2-0, gave up the game- started four double plays. Thomas bunt. NEW YORK - Rick Rhoden gave runs in seven innings and evened dell, 0-1, took over and completed singled and Jacoby and Dempsey came back to win.” HOLYOKE, Mass. — The Man­ Femamfez, 2-0, worked six in­ third baseman Brook Jacoby, trap­ winning track Wednesday after­ 7 the New York Yankees what they his record at 1-1. the walk. A single by Willie walked on eight straight pitches, chester Community College nings. giving up two hits, walking 7 wanted, a well-pitched game by the New York swept the three-game Randolph loaded the bases and ping Henderson in a rundown while loading the bases. noon with a 12-1 trouncing over Rhoden, shelled by Kansas City women’s softball team came up on five and striking out five. Rookie supposed ace of the staff. Dave series and left the Indians with a 1-8 brought in Greg Swindell to face Randolph retreated to second base. "I was concentrating,” Righetti Greenfield Community College. last week in his first start for five the short end of a 8-6 decision to Cone came on in the seventh nnd Righetti gave them what they have record. After the game, Cleveland Mattingly, just 7-for-40 this season. “ Most rundowns spell an out, but East Catholic graduate Dan Bon- insisted. “ I Just couldn’t throw runs on nine hits in 3 1-8 innings, Holyoke Community College Wed­ retired Mike Schmidt and Lance ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. conne to expect, some excitement Manager Pat Corrales spoke M aturity lined out to shortstop not when Rickey’s in it.” Randolph tempo led the Cougar attack with a CALDWELL strikes.” gave up a two-run double to Franco nesday afternoon. The loss drops Parrish on fly balls to right with two briefly to his players, telling them Julio Franco, but Franco badly said. “ With him, you don’t know perfect 3-for-3 performance at the and a save. Pinch-hitter Carmen Castillo. in the third inning and Mel Hall’s MCC’s record to 3-8. on.Sisk earned his second save by that at least they had played well overthrew second baseman Tony what he’s going to do. He breaks it plate and drove in two runs. George INSURANSMITHS SINCE In between. Dave Winfield, often Just l-fOr-9 with three strikeouts in solo home run in the fourth. He Holyoke had to rally with three getting two outs in the ninth. OIL INC. for a change. Bemazard trying to double up up.” MIhalopoulos had two hits and also critidced for not hitting in the his career against Righetti at that allowed six hits overall and won for runs In the fifth and sixth innings to clutch, came through with a two- Still. Winfield would never have Henderson when there was no That’s what Henderson did, es­ collectH two RBI. Dave Austin PiratBB 3, CubB 1 point, took a ball, then a strike. the first time since last Aug. 38, a subdue the Cougars. Julie Wilbra- 1914 gotten his chance if the Indians, chance to get him. allowing one run caping back to third base when Rofohed the victory on the mound run single that cappied a three-run Castillo hit the next pitch on the line span of six straight losses. ham and Gerl Grimaldi led MCC After Chicago's Jody Davis ho­ 73.9 Fiunco failed to cover the bag. for MCC, strik.ing out five and rally in the seventh inning Wednes­ who led the league in errors last to score. Henderson also headed to third baseman Mike Pagliarulo, with two hits apiece, with Grimaldi mered in the ninth inning to tie the per gal. C. O. D. home but was stopped halfway “ We were supposed to have walking only one. day night and gave the Yankees a season, not had botched the preced­ who caught the ball at his shins to “ Anytime you have a team with driving in two runs. Darryl Sibrinsz game, the visiting Pirates came 4-8 victory over Cleveland, the ing play with Don Mattingly at the down the third-base line by coach somebody at third base and we end the ganne. also had two RBI. right back with two runs in the 18th 649-5241 this much offense, you know if you Mike Ferraro, while Randolph kept didn’t,” Dempsey said. 649-8841 Indians’ sixth straight loss. plate. Righetti got his second save after have a had inning the game’s not MCC (8-7) is back in action today MCC’s next game is today at 3 to win it. Andy Van Slyke led off the 65 E. Canlar Straat running. Winfield thm lined Ernie Cama­ “ The mark of a great team is Cleveland starter Scott Bailes again creating, and then solving, a over,” Rhoden said. “ We didn’t at 3 p.m. at McCormick Field p.m. against Mitchell Junior Col­ 18th with a single, went to third on a Prtem BuS/set lo Chsn§s Manchattar, Cl. " I dra’t think he should have cho’s first pitch to right field for the getting the key hit when the ganne is took a four-hitter and 3-1 lead into ninth-inning problem. have the feeling over in atalnst Mitchell lege at the Keeney 5Mcet Field. single by Johnny Ray and scored on stopped me. I would have scored,’ ’ go-ahead single. on the line,” said Rhoden, who won the seventh before walking leadoff "L e t’s don’t talk about that,” nttsburgh.” !• — WAWCH M TEIt WgRALP, Thorwhar, April It. H >7

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BBXBEWSTAfTN W # Lions Chib announess dsrby IBRBtae59SB)XSRifRiS9— IXCerroW Y i i H m d l l i i d rdiid> B y SHI BoirnGrtf H o c h c y 31794W. Mtod 4731B17, MuRbi 44 M 9; ThE AsBoelotEG P t e w WbRehead 38Bd X Short 31133X Teqtoe The Manchetter Liong aub Eighlng Derby w m held laat NBA ------O e R w d io i Saturday at Saulters Pond. The trophy winners were: agEElS-H ILWddmMcOenaWtGMX dGrbW OTrbMirb M A M 41 Dick Motta and Bill fitch, the 7,W0ehbaniM0«l.T<' ' 3«1)X 1. Luke Laroee, *. Bemie Blaiys, 3. tie John Lnman, Peter 31 IB 3 1 10 principals in one of the N B A ’s best 4B1 1 3 110 uansante; Ages lB -111. Keith Isliefo, 3. Lenny B latys, 3. Br]tan iM io -n o Carter dh 4B00 Mtnoiya 4000 feuds this seaflon. weren’t ia i9 -4 W MMoHir 4 111 Whiwefd rf 3 113 OBrBM ebpRai C h MIc b 108, M Betn 8S IX Dovts. Pouted Oerona 4 110 4000 impressed. ToMerto 4000 OBtord lf 101 0 Boston stayed a game in front of Snyder rf 4010 Poeouaif 1000 Hatcher cf 4 131 3000 But the players and 17.007 rip- sen 7), GoMen State 54 (SmRh W). By LEWIS WITH AM Joeebya 30 10 KHttodh 300 1 puhtir 4 110 Ouerrerlf 300> snorting fans at sold-out Reunion Atlanta atop the Eastern Confer­ w L PW. Aseleto—PtioenixStHumghrteefl,GoldenHumghrteef GdWghrpr 0000 Wtaentnph ODevtoto 4133 Mershotrr >001 Pony Lsagus regittrsllon Is sst 57 9 .713 _ 31 (Floyd, Mullln n. Total toule— 1000 Beeerf 4000 Sdeectoc 3000 Arena in Dallas took the meeting ence riandings as La rry Bird had 31 13 Oemgev c 3 110 ^ t n it o a 4000 points and 13 rebounds. m 9 .59 ilx a Golden Stole 34 Technical Take the scorecard position ONtxanef 3000 Sfctnnerc 3 100 40 10 ------lb 3000 The Manchester Recreation Department will bold Pony between the two Texas rivals to 41 39 SI3 M Golden Stale Coach Karl. CCoeltllph 1000 CRentdiM 4000 3001 heart. The visiting Celtics, who had lost 74 ss 3SS 9 of Hall of Fatner Pie Traynor (4,5 3000 ^a gu e Baseball registration at the Mahoney Recreation Center ai7s 9443 Oornera 3000 Duncan se 301B four straight road games and nine Hortlbrtf X a g * w t o r 74 SI .3SB 9 or 6); multiply by the most Seottp 3000 APenap 1 000 .from now until A p ril 34 from B-8 p.m . Two players were ejected for NtaMmt A goalan 7 MoleHtgh fighting and another was hit over of their previous 16 away from _ H m rld n 113, SBCkilB 107 games Whitey Ford lost in a sea­ 1000 The Pony League is for 13-14 year olds who haven’t reached 55 74 .KB Leoiypp OOOB the eye with an elbow Wednesday Boston Garden, took control with a 9 . Louli X Toronto 1 ^Detroit 51 39 .436 5 son (13, 16 or 19); and sub­ Londnri 1 ooE their 15th birthday by Aug. l, 19B7. Everyone must sign up Dotrott X CMeoio 1 »Mltwaukeo 49 S TVS tract ttie Orioles' 1986 divisional WtodMsilpthEhed to 1 bettor In Rie 7th night as the Mavericks defeated the 23-7 spurt starting the second .«SS GonjeWlnnina RBI — wtntleld ft). W404 aolO whether they played last year or not. Registration must be in iKMeago 4S 40 .SIS McCray 35 3W IX Petersen 36 34 1X finish (5, 6 or 7). LOB-Clevetond X Rockets 113-107 in the first game quarter and built their lead to as m v w 9^ cflvnofffWv 7 » 41 4IS i t ' Otalvwon 319693X Leaven 3173531, Retd person. Those who are selected for a team will be required to pay **lColgerv» York 7, 3B— Franca. GWard. 3B— between the two teams since M 8ta many as 21 points. 3S SI .310 aiw 3l734lf,Samaeen393lXMInnlefleld3llHl 8ttondsteon.HR-MMoll(l).SB Wtnttetd a $5 registration fee and purchase a f4 Rec membership-card. IMIOMKMrt* X Harris 09 OOorjohneen 3530X Maxwell P A Y O ff: The answer equals (1). SP— Kittle. OmnW WVfWIlfflV Kvl ^ nOfCoWr accused Fitch and the Rockets of The team with the best record in ^ H X Oli w in 34337. TotaR3M5333IH9. X Lee Anoetoe the conference is guaranteed a IX N.V. Monoora 9 y^Oollae the home runs hit by the 1986 IP H RER BB OG purposely losing to improve their 54 31 475 — > PuM, Obovte, ttotcher..... homecourt advantage in the firri N.V. lotowdort X WtoMtotan i x-Utoh 44 30 .550 10 n n ) Cardinals, which was the low­ GOovb (1). SB-Guncon (3). playoff chances. • 1-3 4 3 3 5 1 three rounds of the playoffs. xttoueton 41 30 413 13 Aguirre 13N 34 77, Perkins 311 35 IX est such total in the major BtaddstiLAl 0 1 1 0 0 0 IP H E B B 06 Shafsr leads QHO bowling “ I thought it was a very dull Horttord X QMboc 4 x-Oenvor 30 44 .450 10 DenakRen 39 33 IX Harper 1317 33 31, The Pacers, led by John Long toon»ool 4. Booton X OT Sacramento leagues. 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 game." Motta said. "I expected a S3 .350 30 Btockmon 34 44 X Rtonnlngtoo 34 VI X Camacho 11-3 1 0 0 0 3 Scott WAO 9 1 0 0 1 8 WINDSOR LOCKS - Rookie Ryan Shafer of Elmira. N.Y., with 23 points, got no closer than 13 Son Antonio 37 S3 .3 » 37 Schrempf 3 H 34 IX Dovts 34 34 9, Mmi a h m Us some real excitement” Toronto X W. Look X OT IMsed 31 09 ATotaK 4691 3 3 » 11X 9S - 4 - ei X S : APew L i 3 " took over the lead after two roimds of the $140,000 Greater “ There were a few short tempers the rest of the way. Dofrett X Odooio 1 ^-,-,jW.H 7 6 3 3 1 3 4 4 3 1 0 5 V-L.A. Lakers 04 15 OW — HeaetsR 17 9 a a —N9 Rtahetttsj Leery 3 4 3 3 0 1 Hartford Open. out there, but it wasn’t much.” Robert Parish achfed 21 points A (Ei 1987 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 1 0 0 3 1 A 47 33 .500 ITVIi eoNee a a a a - r a . Ustolrie IlMiM. Goreto; Fim, Merrtll, Umpiree— Home, CWIIIIome; Plreh ' Shafer rolled games of 314. 244, 260, 247, 203 and 249 on and 17 rebounds and Fred Roberts X iy tM 3 x-Golden State 40 40 400 3416 3Polnt pools llorper X Fouled out— Seeetto. Reed; Thkrd, Mrsehbeck! Ktoler; Second, FToemming; Third, Outek; Fitch said. “ It’s an intense series. totontoto X x-f 37 4B 4N 37 pvonv, RViMMinQa~*^vWfiin m zaofnimin T — 3:41. A— 1X0S1. Wednesday for 1,425, bringing his 12-game total to 2,872 — a 239 We’ll try to get them back when had 20 points for the O k ie s , n 35 40 .433 » •), Danes 53 (DonoMton 15). Assists— r — r.n . a -4X1oi. average. including 13 during the second- 13 07 .153 S3 Houston 77 (Retd 6). Donee 77 (Harper 6). they come to our place Friday L.A. Cltppers A N w rleM Li quarter spurt. ____ j X N.Y. Wongto* 0 x111 Mltchna 3010 Bingo Whalers topple NIghthawks money’s worth.” he said. Phoenix 110, (Seldtn State 116 Incvgna R 5033 RtcoR 3 100 Fbkc 3310 (}Belllf 3000 Ontral Division title on Sunday, - - - i « Wootrldee 17-9469, Woshlnoton6133«1X CoMem rf 4330 Bortleldrf Browna 30 10 Sonttagoc 3000 3 0 0 0 Elsewhere, it was Washington R. wnitams 319 34 19, GmlnskI 49 33 11, P a n ^ d h 3 0 0 0 Boyterdh 4 110 3000 Mefvtac 3000 Garvey a 0000 NEW HAVEN — The Binghamton Whalers received tied a franchise record for victories Atlanta at CMcooo, 0:Vp.m. Sloughtc 3 0 0 0 DerEvnsrf Beetencf 40 10 Upshowto 3010 110. Cleveland lOl: Atlanta 136. N.Y. Itonoori 4 XMtadotoMa 3 L.A. takers at Utah, 0:30 p.m. McKenna 44 (MIX Coleman 34336. Totals 3314 Huletta 4 134 3000 CM rtraa 3000 in a season at 56. They have beaten a iix w 1 4395 139 116. Browercf 1)10 Dttodbncf 4010 McGrttdh 3000 RThpsn a 3000 30 10 power-play goals from Paul Cavallini and Mike Millar and New Jersey 116; Detroit 116, New WaSWw*V9k9Y< ^ fV.T. IW W W I Seattle at L.A. CUppers, W :» p.m McDwelcf Guttlenss 403 1Whittc . 10 10 Boston three out of five this season, Denver at Sacramento, W:30 p.m. ATLANTA Olf) 10 10 Suntvonc 30 10 Deswiep 3000 Wynne Cf 3010 superb goaltending from Peter Sidorkiewicx as they defeated the York 114; Boston 106. Indiana 85; AFgiMM Buechle rt 4 130 SOwense 3010 Stark c 1000 SOovIsp and would win a head-t6head Quebec X Horttord 1 WHkkis1337379, wnib1313379, Rollins i ^ a 3000 3000 New Haven Nighthawks 2-1 in AH L Calder Cup action. Milwaukee 128. Philadelphia 95; a to M---- 1-139 X Rivers 33314, wntmon 61433IX Brownea 3 100 nnnrvph 1 000 tiebreaker for the conference title Chicago at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Porter ph 1000 M5M5 8040 The Whalers now lead the Nighthawks 3 games to 1 intheirbe'st San Antonio 123. Portland 112; and Boston’s Fred Roberts (31) goes up for a shot anOtokkn Utah at Portland, W :» p.m AReato a a a a — n t ------— -- - - ~B Itaihowf^ OemeWtantog RBI — MoMDiwdo n>. icks guard Derek Harper, who Gome Winning RBI — DwEvons (1). XTproitto 11.38 Hulett.SB Uoihow points, hit a 3-point shot, one of Bdnrwnton 4 Leo Anootos 3 3Poim goals— McGee 3, Wlllb, Wtt- ttidUs 7 f5). Fernondw m . , E-GThomoeon. DP—Sen Pronctoeel, Spinks anxious to fight Cooney scored a career-high 31 points in 26 dtowtoou 4 Cotadrv 3 tmon, Washington. Fouled out—Brown. E-tacovlglla, Rice. DP— Texas 1, Boston Sot Diego 1. LOG— Son ProncNcb 3, Sow three he made in the game, to give basket with 2; 32 remaining. Sun* 119, Warrior* 116 Rebounds— New Jersey 9 (B. Wlllloms 1. LOB— Texas 9, Boston 5.3B— Buechete, IP N RRR BB OG Dtagogo X 3E— MHchon. iiw MMdOnodo'. minutes, said players took theircue rwmSi, Mr* i CiHlcs10B.PKirsl6 NEW YO R K — Michael Spinks is anxious to fight Gerry Cooney Atlanta the lead to stay at 84-81 with Bernard King — playing in just 0), Altanto 46 (Koncok 13). Assists Nee DHenderson. 3E-DwEvons. HR— DwE- DoLoen W,39 (1). from their coaches’ feuding. Phoenix, eliminated from playoff Jersey 36 (R. Williams 13), Attanto 9 vons (1). SB- Fletcher (1), Browne (3). 7X3 3 0 0 4 9 IP N ROR BB SO .because he says Cooney wants the match — anil "because the 5:15 left in the third quarter. his fourth game in more than two FMtadetehta X N.Y. Rangers 1, Phtlodel- 11-3 1 0 0 0 0 “It was a crazy game.” Harper contention on Tuesday, won for the phto leads series X3 BOSTON non (Wlttmon 6). Total taub— New Jersey 9, public wants it.” New Jersey’s Orlando Woolridge years — scored 30 points, while Bill Attanto 31. Tectxtieol— New Jersey llleaal IP H RER BB so OowneW,19 9 3 0 s 1 7 said. "The intensity came from the ninth time in 10 games as Walter N.Y. ittondsrsX Woehtogton X Washing­ Bird 1334 3531, Dave44»«S, Parish W-N Texas SHebLA3 $1-3 I 5 S 4 3 scored 38 points. Cartwright added 24 and O r a ld ton leads series 37 1-3 31, AInge 413 04 i,'JolinsM~35'33 6, defense. A— 13404. Ceruttt 3X3 1 0 0 1 3 Sot ONm PromMer Butch Lewis is counting on the public wanting it to words the coaches exchanged." Davis climaxed a rally from a AdORR OtobisR i3ii4-r“ ■ Hough 51-3 6 4 3 SOovtaLTl 1 4 1 1 7 ft Wilkins 23 for the Knicks. Roberts3lT45a,Slchtlng1-43«XWanon33 MohorclcL,1-1 1 3 1 1 JNunet 1 1 0 0 1 3 Drovecky the point that he is billing the June 11 fight at the Atlantic City Harper said he was sorry he Buffett 110, Cavaffert 101 22-point deficit by scoring 10 of his Quebec 7, Hartford 5, Quebec Mods 304, KRe30300, Vlncent3344S, Henry30 HEP— tore by DeLeon, Barfield by 1 0 0 s 0 7 MWIIIIoms 33 0 0 0 HBP-Oorvey by Dosms. WP— SDovts. Convention Center as being for the heavyweight championshipof didn’t get involved in the fray when Buck* 126, 76«r* 65 33 points In the final 2; 40 against serlee >3 300. Tatals469516W100. BuHftt 110, Cavallm 101 SAnderson l O 0 0 DeLeon. BK— DeLeon. P f ------Moses Malone scored 30 points. Norris OtoRlsn BK— Ooems. the world, although Spinks has been stripped of the International teammate Al Wood exchanged Milwaukee, with one game to Golden State. Toronto 3, St. Loub 1, Toronto Nods HIOIANA (05) Unwlrto-Home, Enjjielj^Plrst, ttunoe; Jeff Malone 23 and Terry Catledge Hurst W,X0 4 7 4 4 4 4 Urnolres— Home, Morrbon; PIrsI, PWI- SSCOnOr IWMr TfWrwr Boxing Federation title. punches with Houston’s Steve Har­ play, 'got within one victory of its serlee 33 Person 3 9 30 16, Williams 6 » 33 14, CLEVELAND (101) iioe.m; Second,______Palermo;____ Third, Kaiser. 22 as Washington grabbed a one- Spur* 123, Bfaz*r* 112 SfwyRw OtoRlsn 9b>anovlch41330G,Flemlno1-3303,Long Hubbard471-39, J .0. Wllllams6133N 17, Gardner S,1 3 1 0 0 0 7 r — 7-.S4. A— 17,38. T -3 :«. A— 1X41X “I’m 30 years old and I’m finally getting my chance to fight ris in the second period, clearing seventh consecutive 56win season. Dougherty 7-111-315, Bogley 1-5M3, Harper Hurst pitched to 3 bolters In the TIh. game lead over (Chicago in the Edmonton X Los Angeles 4 Edmonton 316442X Tlsdale1-530X Richardson 1-5303. HBP-ttIce by Hough. PB— Suinvan. Michael Spinks for the heavyweight championship of the world," both benches. Wood and Harris John Lucas had 25 points, includ­ Walter Berry had 27 points and wtos series 41 Andsrson 1-1345, Macy33300,Grav1-3446, 13N149. West 793417, Frlce4N 1-19,Ehlo Plrataa 3. C rtt 1 battle for sixth place in the East. Cotgory X Winnipeg 3, Wktntoeg leads Russell 1-3303, Drelllng3O, Aottt ■ Sveumss 4 3 3 1 Lynncf 3000 Grilse 50 10 Loneoelrp 0000- and Allen Leavell 2] for the faces Detroit In the playoffs, while 11), Washington 43 (M Malone » ) . Coles a 3000 Hoornc 3000 4010 Ounstanet 4000- allowable roster of 24; is a result of collusion by the tehms. ‘Press’ Maravich dies Brock 1b 3 113 Knight a 3000 Lemon cf 3000 ASotaxrss 3330 Rockets, while Mark Aguirre ba(t 22 the sixth and seventh-place fin­ N.Y. Wongofi at PWtodotphio, 7:05 Assbts— ClevNondll (Frlce6), Washington JPocIrk If Rousebtip 3000 Treulp 30 1 O'. PHILADELPHIA (tS) 31 (Adorns 7). Totol taub— Cleveland 70, 3 110 Locydh 3000 Lowry c 3 0 10 RRvMsph 1000 Muobryph 0000 "It should be a club-by-club decision, but the clubs are winking points and James Donaldson added ishers must meet Boston and p.m.. If nooooforv Hinson 37 33 , RoMnson 7-15 00 14, Schroedre 4 130 Shelbvrf 3000 Brooknsss 3 110 7:35 9 Washington 19. Technical— Washington DRoMsnp 0000 Moyer pr 0000- .and nodding at each other and saying 'We’re free to go to 25 if we 15 rebounds. COVINGTON. La (AP) - Peter McCormick 3734S,Cheeks373313,Ervlng Illegal defense. A— 6,700. Gontnr a 3000 Rayford c 3000 TotaM 8 17 1 Totals 83S3 Atlanta. the last few years. Maravich visited p.m.. If nocootory 317 79 8 , WIngote 1-5 1-1 3, Vrones 33 Tetait a 7W 6 aooo 0006 want to,’ ” Fehr said. “ It's oatentlv apparent that’s not true.” "Th e crowd was In the game from “ Press” Maravich. who rescued Adorno Otokkn Dernier cf 1 ooo; Pfstont 116, Knteks 114 Germany for treatment of the OuobocatHartford,7:38p.m.,lfnocaooorv 14 L Colter 3-7 09 XMcNomaro 66 34 T pMB 8 3181 T« a 1 41 . the beginning.” Donaldson said. Louisiana State basketball from the disease. He had recently been NO 3 8 -7 Konsesc^ OW 88 ohi—i "Th ey were booing the Rockets Bill Laimbeer scored 21 of his 27 31^0133% Gcxne iMn i^cmlno------RBI------— Settier (7).-- doldrums with the help of his confined to Highland Park Hospi­ Morrk Otokkn MILWAUKEE (130) Gome Winning RBI — Sveum (1). during the introductions and that points in the decisive final quarter, Toronto at St. Louk,t:95p.m., Ifnocossarv B a s e b a fl E— Brookins. DP— Kansas City 3. 48 o -i ; Cowboys waive Rafael Septlen record-setting son, has died after a tal, where he died at 6; 30 p.m. Pressey 37 49 14, SIkma 39 1-1 7, 6— Gerhart,I. DP— Milwaukee 1, Baltl- LOB— Detrott 3, Koneos City 4. 3B— Ocxno Winning RBI — Merrieen (1). started the tempo our way." leading Detroit to a victory that lengthy battle with cancer " It ’s a well-known fact that the Breuer 3-5 09 4, Lucas W-14 7-3 8 , more 1. LOB— Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 4. Whltoker, ASotasor 3, Lowry, Settler E— Sondboro. DP— Chtaaeo X LOG— ^ IRVING, Texas — Dallas Cowboys officials say they had no Smytoo Otokkn Fierce 313 66 16, Cummings 7-19 3-3 16, 3B — JPoclorek, Molltor, Sveum, Sjl^rookens. SB— Settier 3 (8 , Brett Harper hit two 3-point baskets in - clinched third place in the East. Maravich Era. between Press and WInnipoo at Coloarv, 1:05 p.m.. If Schroeder. HR— Sveum (1), Brock (3), Ittsburgh W, Chicago 7. H R ^ D ta i (1),' choice but to drop veteran placekicker Rafael Septlen after he the third period as Dallas built a Joe Dumars added 20 points for noeoooarv Hodges 691-114,Mokeskil-3645,Bradlevl-3 Afflarlcan Laagua atandinga Dovb 0). SB— BenOto (1). Maravich. 71, died Wednesday Pete, revitalized basketball, not 00 X 66oncrlef 69 39 17, Hender­ Braggs (3). IP N R ER BB SO IP M R------BR BB SG. ^pleaded guilty to a charge of indecency with a 10-year-old girl. IXpoint lead. The Rockets whittled Detroit, which led 34-14 after the son 1-1 (Ml 3, Reynolds 33 (Ml 6.Totab 50 night at Highland Park Hospital. only In Louisiana but in the Deep The team waived Septlen Wednesday, one week after he it down to five late in the fourth first quarter, but fell behind by as 91 369 ia. East Otoblen IP N R BR BB SO Torrell L,M 71-3 5 Rouschol 3 0 0 4 4- Maravich lived at Indian Rocks. South.” former LSU athletic direc­ Phwaditohid a a a a - M W L Fct. GB King X3 0 ORobbenW,XO 1110 1 pleaded guilty to the charge and was placed on 10 years period before Harper hit two more many as six points in the second Fla., but he spent much of hl.s time tor Carl Maddox said. "Both of 6 MNstaiAise a a a 4 o -ia Milwaukee 9 0 1.000 Nieves W,39 9 0 0 0 5 7 KonoosCItv probation. baskets to keep the Mavericks in half. Laimbeer put the Pistons al the home of his son, Pete, in 6 G o lf 3Polnt goals— Toney 3, Ervine, Lucas Sobrtwn W,39 them made an Indelible Impression New York 6 3 .«7 3 1 1 Trout 7 0 1 1 3 .X control. ahead for good. 108-106. with a 3, Hodges. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Baltimore 5 4 SM 4 Flanagan LA I 61-3 5 3 3 4 5 Block 5,1 0 0 Notes LA I 31-3 5 3 3 0 3 Covington. After battling cancer on basketball in the South." Philadelphia 54 (McNamara 9), Mil­ Boston 4 4 $00 4'fy Schmidt 333 5 4 4 1 1 PB— I bora. OlFIno 1-3 0 0 1 0 waukee 51 (Pressey 11). Assists- Defroll 4 4 .500 4'h PB— Rayford. Umpires— Home, McClelland; Rrst, 1-3 0 0 0 (T Philadelphia 15 (Cheeks S), Milwaukee iM tor Cnizint gilf Toronto 4 4 .500 4'h McKoon; Second, Ford; Third, Shulock. WF— Notes. BK— Lonoofter. 8 (Pressey 7). Total fouls— Phlloderphla Cleveland 1 1 .111 8 Angala4,MarlneraO T— 3:16. A— 18,721. Umpires Home, McShsrrv; First, FuWt Followine pro the olaftlno timoo for 9 , Mllwaukee33. A— 1190. WestOtoblen Second, Brocklonder; Third, B.WIIIIamtr- ttw Monchootor Senior Cltlren Oolf W L Pet. Looowo boolnnlno the week of April TOot Minnesota 7 .770 CALIFORNIA SEATTLE Major Laagua laadara T—3:8. A-Sa9. obrhM O TrbM Monctiootor Country Club Plstons11B.Knlcks114 Californio 6 .667 1 Own nod FRONT NINO Kansas City 5 .68 1’/i 3 133 Moses cf 4 0 10 OWhItar" h 4 0 10 SBnxtly a Boiod on a at Bote. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 7:30 — Jock Funke, Jot Orlnovlch, Chicago 3 .375 3>,/i irbM 7:44 — H u ^ Tontey, Bob DIeterle, Henderson 39 33 0, Sparrow 40 DO 0, Wednesday's Gomes Wynegor c 4 0 3 1 Valle c 3 00 0 Knioht Bit 8 5 16 .59 S chist 3 3 3 1 Brantly rf 3 0 10 RHendson NY 8 13 16 .457 Dvksiracf 3000 MThmpcf LOST John Bonlo, Ed Fraher. Tucker 30(MI6, McNealy 1-3303, E. Wilkins Boston 5, Texas 4 Bckmna 40 11 Somuoia Notices HELP WANTED 7:51 — Oeo Mcallloter, Bill Trovolo, 3 « 34) 0. Totals 47-07 1333 114. Minnesota 5, Oakland 3 PeUlscf 4000 Quinonsts 3 000 BJackson Kon 8 .40 IVil m 0 3 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ffELP WANTED McLmr a 30 0 0 5sa 3 000 Settler Kan 8 .40 KHrndilb 4000 Haves 1b 3 0 A E AND FOUND ffELP WANTED OD H E L t w a n a OIck Oemartin, Horrlt Olbton. DETROIT (111) Californio 4, Seattle 0 ED ED Carter c 4 111 Schmdia CD 7:51— John Hahn, Arnold Londtbero, Dontley 41 M 0, Mohorn 7-W 31 14, New York 4, Cleveland 3 Totals 8 4 8 4 ao4o Moses Sea 18 3 0 1 a condition prectetent to Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 0 Fuckett Min a SIrwbry rf 43 3 1 Porrbbc FOUND. Young male CONSTRUCTION Help PART Time Mornings. RELIABLE Counter help PART Time sandwich BANK Teller, full time, Lou Kocoli, Mike Fierro. Lolmbeer 314 3W 37, Dumors 7-W 64 30, « Sveum MU a McRvMsH 4000 Easier U ttw placement of any odver- 1:05 — Ruto Smyth, Den Wllllt, Bill Thomas 6141-113, Johnson 6153314, Sol ley Chicago 5, Toronto 0 IN ON .441 SSLlii n8ne In the Manchester He- bl(Kk/white cot near wanted. Sheet rocker, Driver for local dental wanted. Full and port short order person. Vernon office, South Belekewict, Edward Adorno. 33 34 7, Rodman 601-113, NevlU (H)(M)0. Kansas City 3, Oetrolt 1 Deer MU a .48 HJohina 3000 CJonNerf 3 0 10 East Cemetary. 649- loborotorv. Hourly time. Apply: Bottls- Waitresses and wait­ Windsor Bonk ft Trust Gome Winning RBI — Downing (1). Tolleson NY » Semtanass 4 130 4 0 00 r,il\5. Advertiser hereby toper, cabinet shop COOKS (Line). Full or 9:13 — Merrill Olcklnoon, Joe Do­ Green 1-1MXTatals43933335111. Thursday's Gomes ogrees to protect, Indemnify 7297. helper, finish carpen­ plus mileage. Must ton's Cleaner's, 832 ers. Danborry 8i Com­ Company. Because nahue, Dan Oollooher, Bill Whatley. Cleveland (Condlottl 63) at BolUmore DP— Californio 1, Seattle 1. LOB— Frndei p 1000 KOreesp 3 0 0 ^ port time. Experienced Californio 4, Seattle 3. 2B— Runs Ratted In Mo b IIII ph 1000 Schuph 1 OOt and hold harmless the Man- ters, mason, and la­ hove cor. 649-0436. Sllyer Lone, East pany, route 6, North teller's ore so Impor­ 9: If — Stan Zotkowokl, Len Blork- Now York 16 31 39 13-1M (Boddlcker (Ml), 7:8 p.m. BJockson, Kansas City, 13; Downing, or will train. Above 34 a » 37— IN JKHowell, Schofield. HR— Downing (5), Contp 1000 Ttkulyep 0000 fester Herald, Its officers borer with Good drlv- DRIVERS. Fulltimeposf- Hartford. WInhom. 423-6433. tant to our success, we man, Chet Bycholikl, Art Call. Boston (Clemenf61)atToronto(Kev39), Schofield (1). S— Schofield. California,...... 13;. “Oser, Milwaukee, e, 11; Mskp 0000 Sdttidrp 0 0 09 and employees pgaln8 any overage wages based I:M — Tom Brennan, Dick Danielson, 3Polnl goal— Henderson. Fouled out— 7:8 p.m. MotUnMy, New York, 11; Puckett, Mlnn6 I n a record. tlons open for von or LOT Attendant. Full Insure your success by Paul Dutelle, Irvin Oartolde. None. Rebounds New York 35 (Cartw- Oakland (RII06O) at Seattle (TrulllloOO), OOroseph 1110 and all liability, loss or SALES Persons...Estim­ on past experience. We ottering on excellent IP H R ER BB SO sola, if; Brock, Mllwoukie, 10; Hulett, Tetoli 8 4 6 3 Totali a 1 51 expense, Includino attor­ Employment Experienced only. Coll mini bus. Ask for Rod time, excellent starttno 1:33 — Norm Lasher, Roy Martina, right 0), Detroit 56 (Rodman 16). Assbts— 10:8 p.m. Chicago, 10; 4 ore tied with 9. ators full time posi­ offer paid vacation, storting salary, benef­ Ken Ooren, Fete Fetrone. New York a (Henderson 6), Detrott 36 Only games scheduled California neys' fees, arising from 742-5317.______regarding details at tions available with profit sharing, medical salary. Excellent com­ McCosklll W,39 4 0 0 1 9 Pitching (1 oecbtens) New Yerk its, and training pro­ 1:40 — Oeo Sylvia, Horry Relnhorn, (Thomos 9). Total fouls— New York 3X Prtdgy's Gomes a ore tied with 1.08. etolms of unfair trade practi­ RN WItlifiexIbleschedule 643-1211. growing lawn com­ Insurance, pleasant pany benefits. Coll Vito Aoostlnelll, Ed FItipatrIck. DetroU 3X technlcol— New York Coach Boston at Toronto, 3:8 p.m. ces: Infrlnoement of trade- & Education Oreo DeNles. 643-5135. gram that will get you Morgan LA3 7 7 4 4 0 4 Gonte Winning RBI — Bockmon (1). needed for a rewarding NURSES Aides. Cur­ pany. Good salary, and friendly working 1:47 — Wall Fredrickson, Bruno Hill. A— 30,344. Texas at Milwaukee, 7:8 p.m. on wot Bob. morhs, trade names or pat­ and challenging posi­ off to o solid start. If Olordono, Russ Johnson, Paul Kornev. Kansas City ot New York, 7:8 p.m. IMIkInson 1 0 0 0 1 1 B— Femondoi. Santana, Hoyts. DP-— ents, ylotatlon of rights of rently accepting oppll- commissions ond be­ conditions. Apply In you ore good with fig­ Mnteleon 1 1 0 0 1 0 NATIONAL LRAGUB Phitodsiphtol. LOB-New YerkS, PhlloibL tion In the Allergy De­ cotlons for our Nurse nefits. Will train. Coll person; Rein's New JANITORIAL Work. 1:54— Herman Montle, Bob Muldoon, Chicago at DetroU, 7:8 p.m. O AB R H Ohio 13. 3B— Strawberry. 3B— CJomes. girtvaev and infrlnoement of ures, enloy working Ron Smith, Mike SIbrIni. Spurt 123, B liziri 112 Cleveland at Baltimore, 8:8 p.m. T w ln i K Ilh lp IlM 9 Dernier Chi 4 11 ‘ .545 HR— Carter 18, Strawberry (4). SB^ cBhvrleht and proprietory partment of a busy Aide training class that Evergreen Lawns. 649- York Style Dell, route Rockville area. Part f:01 — Joe Grenier, Bill McKinney, Minnesota at Ctallfornlo, 10:35 p.m. ' * '" • “ • W nlBIIla Z E N T practice. 30 hours. with the public, and SundbergChl 4 10 .58 Dykstra (3), Samuel (1), HJohnsen II).' rignts, unfair competition ffELP WANTB) will begin soon. Also 6667. 30 Vernon. time mornings. Good hove professional ap­ Nick Nickerson, Charles Romanowskl. Oakland at Seattle, 10:8 p.m. EDovIs CIn 8 31 S Pirnonctei. and libel and slander, which ED Coll Mrs. Brown at taking applications for for housewife or se- 0 f:15 — Honk Bartley, Roland PORTLAND (111) MINNESOTA OAKLAND Hatcher Hta 9 a .472 IP ------M V result from the publica­ pearance you stwuld Broulllettk John Johnson, Joe Klemos. C. Jones35636, Vondeweghe6183-43X H R RE EE SO TYPISTS-6S00 weekly at 646-0314. C. N. A. 's. We offer TEACHER. 7th grade DRIVER. Port time cond lob. Coll 951-6680. National Leaguaatandinga ObrhM BrhM Coneelotl Pit 6 11 .48 New Yeili tion of any odvertlsment In English. RHAM Jr. morning work. Mature deflnotely look Into the f:33 — Ernest Larson, Ed LIthwIn, •exler7-f87-r' “ Gladden If 4 3 10 Oberkfell Atl 7 9 .440 home I Write P. O. Box JANITDRIAL Work. Part excellent starting wage W AN TED Immediately, opprotunitles with Sam MIele, Stan Murawskl. MDovlsrf 4 0 11 Prndei W,X0 6 ttw Manchester Herald by and benefits. Please High School. Perman­ person preferred. Newmna 5 0 3 1 Phillips a 3 000 Morrison Pit 7 a .49 Cofw 31-3 ddvertlser, Includino adver­ 975, Elizabeth, NJ time, Rockville area. 4 port time Secretory, South Windsor Bonk ft f:3f — John Dahm, Fran Blanchard, Rost DIvblon Puckett cf 5 03 3 Lonsfrd a Ortftey Atl 7 9 .38 contact: Director Staff ent position. Effective Apply Tom Kelley, Albert Schulse, Arthur Randall. 43903435113. 3 110 Sisk S,2 X3 tisements In any free distri­ 07207, days per week. Morn­ doctor's office. Flexi­ Trust. Coll Muriel W L Pet. GB Hrbek 1b 5 000 RJcksn dh 4 000 Hubbard Atl 8 9 .38 bution publications pub- ing hours. 951-6080. Development ert Crest- Immediately. Connec­ Carter Chevrolet, 1229 SAN ANTONIO (18) New York S 7 .714 Ooettia 30 10 Canseco If Sptler SF 5 13 .38 MASSEUSE. S300 to SOOO ble hours. Coll 872-889 Marks for on appoint­ BACK NINE ..Berry 11:9 37 37, Greenwood 11-19139, 4 00 0 KOroie LA3 shed by the Manchester field Home/Fenwood ticut certification, Main Street, or send resume to; P. St. Louis 4 3 .01 1 Bush rf 3 0 3 0 Murphy cf 3 0 11 Tekulve 1-3 weekly. Massage only. B A B Y S ITTE R . Needed English 7-0 required. Manchester.______ment 269-6061 extension 7:30 — Bill Freemon, John Oolonaos, OllmoreXS6«XA.Jones6176«16,Dawklns Chicoeo 3 4 .439 2 Bmnsky rf 1110 RNelsn 1b Runs Ealbd in Schfidr 3X3 1 lerald. Penny Sleffert, for Saturdays. 9to 3; 30. Manor. M-F. 7om to O. Box 2218, Vernon, Henry Rau, Alme Duchemln. 311 65 14, Moore 310 33 13, Krvstk6 4 0 10 Publisher. Large Hartford ogency 3pm 01643-5151. Apply to: Henry 216 or apply between 9 PIttsbureh 3 4 .429 3 S ^llvd h 4000 Teftletonc 3 00 0 Strowborry, Now York, 11; BDIoi, PB— Porrlsh. a seeks attractive, well 647-9771,910 5. TELEPHONE Callers Ct. 06066. and S, Monday through 7:37 — Dick McNamara, Frank wtak691-19,Nealy361311,Robeftson3533 Montreal 1 5 .1ft7 Gagne ss 4 13 0 Clnclnnatt,9; EDayls,Clnclnnatt,8; Orlfbw, Grabber, Principal, Manotle, Wendell Foucher, Paul 6.TotalsS31M16M19. 3V) 1000 Umpiree ■ Heme, Itarvev; First, Sfello; spoken masseuses. PART TIME cleaning needed, for the No- K EN N EL Assistant. Two Thursday at 115, Edwin Philadelphia 1 7 .19 4V> NIMo c 3 0 13 W n s s 3 110 Attcmto, 8; CDovIs, San Francisco, 7; Second, Orege; Third, Dovb. PART Time. To assist In RHAM Jr. High School, tlonol Federation ot 9 9 Barron. Porttond . 8 8 8 16-111 person. Manchester. 1 West Divistefl TotaN 8 511 5 Totals 8 15 1 Ouorrera, Lm Angelss, 7; Morrison, T-3:19. A-31,9W. Port time or full time. appliance perts de­ Hebron, Ct. 06240. Coll responsible animal or­ Rood, South Windsor. 7:44— Art Byom, Red Hadden, Ralph SOT Al^lO a 8 a 13-18 W L Pttbburoh, 7; Schmidt, Fhllodolphta, 7. Dwn tronsportotlon. hour per night. M-S. the Blind of Connecti­ Johnson, Stan Juros. 3Polnt goals— Vondeweghe 3, Holton, Pet. GB partment. Call 646-1112 228-9423 or 647-9297. Ac­ iented people needed Son Francisco S 7 .100 881 9N i a - « Fitchina (1 Decisions) HELP WANTED Will train. Beau Monde Experienced. Dwn cut. Annual campaign, tar kennel manage­ 7:51 — Joe Lovett, Ed Scott, Frank Moore. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Houston 7 2 Oahtand 30 art tttd with 1.08. Bravaa4.Rada8 and ask for Mr. cepting applications year round employ­ Taros, Cloronce Foley. Portland a (C. Jones 9), Son Antonio 61 .778 V<| 113-4 CD 724-0518. Kaufman. transportation. Excel­ ment duties. Modern ADMINISTRATIVE As- until April 17,1967. Cincinnati 6 2 .750 1 Game Wlnnliw RBI — Puckett (3)'. lent pay. 742-5633. ment. Permonent/port 1:05 — Ken Leslie, Russ Miller, BUI (Greenwood, 11). Assists— Portland 9 Attonta 5 3 .49 3 OTEr-Grlffln. OT>> rioff. wwur—LOB— ywsniiiwwiuMinnesota at8, \ABIMUnQOakland boordlng kennel, greot slstont In Marketing. Runde, Art Vloneou. Porter 1M, San Antanta 35 (Ogwkins 11j. CINCINNATI ATLANTA time. Evening hours In Growth opportunity Los Aneeles 4 ft .400 4 8. 3B— Bush; Newman, Lansford, Murphy, -rhM pay, flexible time sche­ 0:13— John Molerbo, Dick Beraoren, Total fouls— PorUond 33, San Antonio Son Diego 1 t .111 6Vt Goone, MDovIs, RNelson. SB— Phillips 3 O T r h K East Hartford 5 to 9pm, duling, heloth Insu­ tor copoble and re­ BUI Leone, Bob Metcalf. A— 6917. (3), Griffin (3). 5-Nltto. Transactions Oonlob If 4 0 3 1 DJomosef 4 1 l i t : EXPERfENCED OPERATORS Monday through 0:1f — Tony Solatia, Al Suporenont, w^MivMRnr i vonm Proncnlb 3000 AThomsse 4 1 1 3 . NURSE MEDICAL rance, profit shoring. sourceful Individual. Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 1, 10 Innings IP H RBR BB SO DCncpc 1b 1000 Grfftoy If DRIVER 1 4 .8 0 H r . Thursday, 5 to 8pm 633-6678. Review quality control Harvey Leach, Victor Squoidrlto. New York 4, Philadelphia 1 BULLDOZER - RECEPTIONIST. Friday, 66 hourly, no 0:30—' “ -Ted - Oadorowskl. - - John Ufdllla, 8uni119.Wirrlori116 Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 Smithson W,19 71-3 4 Porkorrf 4 110 DfD M i ^ r f SSS^ AIDE For 3 afternoons per Fgff * paioarf ffme reports and records of Burton Smith, John Snutfer. BASEBALL EDovb cf 4030 Wmihne 1b No expertenos It i SECRETARY commission. No bonus. TixcHiinnariTSm i- Houston 4, Los Angeles 0 Frailer 11-3 1 • I O C : BACKHOE 40 Hour long-term dlote opening In spet- soles volume. Prepcre 0:33 — MorUn Tofeldt, Roy Tucker, Sexi Francisco 1, Son Diego 0 Reardon SJ 1-3 0 B 8 ia 4000 Ootborp oeoiL week. AlternOlIng to |8n ut In dooor8lng plM- Full time position availa­ Call 3 to 6pm. W9-1971. “ 1ell, Russell H. Irwin. PHOENIX (110) . BALT!M0WE*^(MSCIpioc#d Don 4 13 1 Vtrgllc 31COD' . . tle ports for Iho eotmwie In- col education class presentation folders Only gomes scheduled Oghtand A % , P t t ^ . on Iho 16dov disabled 118. Power25!” * pr 0000 home care cake in schedule. Good for ble in Radiology office tor Important clients. Lymon Smith, Ernie Tureck, Nanco61i6011601 IX Pinckney36346, Vanos Thursday's Gomes Stewart LA3 639 9 3 3 3 4 Oborkfia 403Q: OPERATOR du8ry. H you ate doporondo- ROOFERS, SIders, Fra­ room tor young Oevel- B M Whalen, Francis Conti. 341-17, Davis 13143113X Humphries 413 Krueger NEW YORK YANKEES-Opflonod Bob SfllWllM 4 110 Hubbrda South Glastonbury. retired person. Apply bte, wo wfH tr8n and « east of the river. Poaition You should either 1747—4 - - - - 45 IX 8anders3W3411,Adams3O330, Montreal (Heaton 61) at St. Loub Krueg 1 1-3 3 3 3 0 1 T ^ s b u rv , ottthof, to Cotambus of fht Ooebra 30 11 Mahler p mers. Paid hosed on opmentolly Dlsoble- . -A I F ^ e , Joe Desimone, Bruno (Forsch 19), 1:8 o.m. RodrGRodrnuei-— 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 00 _ with clast II license, M-F. Car required. at with you to Sgute a aehadute. has high public contact know shorthand tor li­ Thompson 1-3 34 5, Homocek 34 30 4, Inbrnoflonol Lsooue. Aettvobd Tim Stod- Brownngp 1000 Asnmchrp ' experience. Coll BUI or d/Autlstlc students. Olullnl, Lloyd Curkin. Pittsburgh (Kipper 61) at Chicago HBP-Lc. ._A— Lonsford by Smithson. WP— dord, pitcher.. „ 0 0 66 (^ood benefits. Call Apply In paraen: and requires pleasant mited correspondence 0:54 — John Mcvelah, Rusty Rusconi, Goltlson 33 33 6, Gondretlck 1-1 00 3, (Lynch 1-0), 3:9 p.m. Stewart. LOordph 0000 GPerry 1b 0 0 0 6' Medical insurance Scott. 649-4757.______Apply at: Community Carl Swanson, Salem NassIN. Addison543314. Totals43r3O46110. PWlllmsp 0000 phone manor, typing Child Guidance School, or be wllllne to learn Los Angeles (Hershlser 1-1) at Son SAN DIBGo'*PAD*S!%loced Rich available. Call Brown’s Rower COOK. Full time banquet how to use easy dlctot- 0:01 — Henry Hilliard, Sebastian Diego (Show 61), 4:8 p.m. RMiPhVP 0000 UPTON 8 Glen Rd., Manoheater skills and good judgment. 317 N. Main Street, Dlmorco, Art Bolmer, Carl Lepak. EaataroLaaguaatandlnga OoMoge, p ^ w , on lOTISdovdlsobted 118 ONoUIPh 0000 163 Main St. cook. Apply In person; Ine equipment (No- New York (/taullero 69) at Phllodel- end Stan,n Jtflorfon, — i.outtl8dtr,onl outtlMdtr, on Iho8-dov Tha Wyllya « . axtt off I-3S4, Send resume to Manchester EOE. 9:00 — Ted Le^ce, DIt Oavello, Jim phto (Cowley 6)), 7:8 p.m. RRobnsnp 0000 CONSTRUCTION Care At Home Manchestar no8 r t ^ (Mon Rd. to roar ot The (Gallery, 141 New relco). Word proces­ Seller, BUI McCarthy. dltobted Itat. Aettvofod (Moo Oreo Beektr, Tplob 8193 I47< ASSISfAftf Manager. Only gomes scheduled EASTERN LEAGUE Y--J (YOOUed Luta w nm r, bulldine. Box T London Turnpike, sors available here. f:l5 — Ray Evelhoch, Pete Fester, Pet. 742-6190 7 2 8 -1 1 6 5 643-84SS aoa c/o Manchester Herald Experienced mature 7 7 C a le n d a r o u (fl8 ^, from Los Vtoos of (ho Pacific Glosthnbury. M-P, ftS. Paid Insu­ John Ouof lla. Bob Samuelson. Montreol at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. New Britan (Rd Sx) 3 ...... m person neededfor local 0:31 — P e ^ Wosviuk, WII Motheny, 1.08 Coo8 Ltoeut. rance and peslon be- Phllodelphia at Pittsburgh. 7:8 p.m. Reading (Phillies) 4 .18 FOOTBALL CUSTOMER Servlet 6t- convenience store. Elmer Ostreut Jr., Frank Hunter. Houston at Cincinnati, 7:8 p.m. ttorrbburg(Plrah) 3 .78 Vt *'OoiiN WInnIngJIB! — AThomos ( « ” - naftts: eenoenlol of­ 0:30 — William Hankinsen, Russ E - G s ^ X fCtayb. DP— andnna|t 1^ portment. Responsible Mutt be bomtoble, no fice. Bast ot tho river TODAY New York at St. Loub, 8:8 p.m. Wllltomsprt (Indns) 3 .87 1 NotNolon, Oene Enrico, BUI O'Neill. Los Angeles at San Diego, 10:8 p.m. Pittsfield (Cubs) 1 .91 1 Attanto X LOG— Cincinnati X Attanto 7_ lE W T IO N IS T IDEAL FOR TOLL OOUECTOR DRIVER Individual to assist our late hours. Send re­ location. Send resume Baseball Vermont (Reds) 2G-Sttllwoll, Porker. HR— AThomos (1),- Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 Atlanta at Son Francisco, 10:8 o.m. 1 .38 3Vi KOI08 S Mehbr. 'Menchesler Insurance I) clients with otter-move sume and salary re- to Mr. Evans: Hartford Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech, 3:30 (Mens Polls (TIoers) 1 .80 3 HOMEMAKER GteM oKtannaoHout Charter NAMCO, one Of America's laroest retailers of services. Diversified gulrements to Box SS Despatch, P. O. Box AlbanV (Yankees) 0 .08 W IF H R GR GG BO- 'Agency, seeks mature Coventry ot Cromwell, 11 o.m. person with cheerful per- PartTIm tl 15 hours Oak endga, Tea StaUon. full above ground pools, spot and patio furniture duties; typing, and c/o the Manchester He­ •271, East Hartford, Ct. Bfosmlne L,i-1 s s Mma and part Oma, reteUng ability to tract detail Watfnaaday’ahoffliruna Harrbburg4,(Mensl b3 tonality to work part-time per week. Davsfltx- It expanding and hatron Immediate opening rald, 16 Brolnord 06106 or phono for op- R a d io , T V Mercy at East Catholic (Robertson), ReodtagS,Vermont. 1-3 1 ahllla, SS.M par hour, axoal- required. Pleasant Ploce, Manchester, Ct. 3:30 Lncimpwn, wkN receiver, to o throe yeor RMotNw 1X3 0 — 6:45 to 1:48pm. Duties Iblt. To sGrvIct lam banaWa/ovartlma - muai for o Class II Driver. Position Is permanent. polntmont. S26-9S51. Bov* Tonnls Onlygemesscheduled XEoMnson G rte tln g Cards In East Hartford office off EOE. Afflertoen League 1 1 Include telephone an- ba ie weraoM and havatmn- Full benefits, overtime available. All New 1-64. Hours 6-5; Mon­ East Hampton ot Cheney Tech, 3:30 Evans (1), Red Sox; Downino (5), ■warlng. mall, tiling, typ­ dtpartmtnt store. , ^ TONIGHT Ejltls Tennis Schofield (1), Holl (1), Indians; Sveum (1), Albonyot Williamsport Mohtor W,X9 71-3 6 aportallon. (tantaM: Jack England deliveries; no ovfrnloht. Starting day through Friday. (MensrabMHarrbburg General stock work, Coppola al seeooia An At- r e s t a u r a n t . Hostsss, WIndhom otEost Catholic, 3:30 Brock (3),Bragged),Brewers. 0 1 ing and eome procaesing. wage It S6.S0 per hour with much growth Insurance and pension food sorvors, bonouet GROUNDS Malntsnanot PittsfleldatNeWBrItoln Oorbor XI 1X3 2 Interesting work, plea- invtntorv and dis­ ItanaHva Aoilon/lqual Op- Vermont at Reading nVOQ SOBKVnNMI COQCf>. pottntlol. Apply In parson to: benefits. Phone S26- cook, lino cook, pentry Worktrs noodtd for **" Joy*, SATURDAY IxMpM AsosnmorbornWfhodta IboWorlnlhoIBi, (iint conditions. For Inter- play. Call Gvanlnos poftwrity Impleyar. " ' fSSI Hartford Despatch Monchostor location CnOBBCl 90 Maldonado (1), (Monts;stsToimf Dtoi (1), Pirates; GEORGIA TECH— Announetd Ihol Fof cook. Cocktail sorvors. Albonyot Wllltamiport TufW , auortactock. has wtthdrown from HBP-VIroll by FWmionw. ^ ytewcall only *-9 p .m ., M on­ tor appointment or Apply In person: tho fun tim t, good pay and ~ Phillies, WHN East Catholic at Northwest Cothoiic, J. Dovb (1), Cubs; Thomas (1), Braves; weiw roiiBOf nprrooufi day throuBh Frid a y. July 1, igse. FInear pilnilnG - NAMCO (1050) ' 11 a.m. Corter (1), Strawberry (4), Meb; Hatcher Umpires I' . ______/PaPaa ohaak meulrad. H- tend resume : P. 0. Oolltrv, 141 Now Lon- working conditions. 0: p.m. — Flyers ot Rangers, ESPN PlttsfleldatNewBrttaln IW N fyE S TBRCOLLEOE-Nomed Pot 1-272-4479. „ 100 SonrlcG Dr., Monchottar, CT Coventry at Ellington, 1 p.m. (l),G.Davb(l),Astros. Vermont at Reodlne Cunningham head boiketbali coach. i^;SM0ita,Wovor; Third, Montagu I 640-1232 Bex H7.L.Emt Hdrt- d o n Turnpike, Call Finn Compenv, fOrd, Ct. M in . EOE. Glastonbury. 27I-I96B. I H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. April 16.1W7 MAWCHESTER HERALD. ITwiriaas. Aartl 15. MET - W K IT‘ir CARLVLC - by Larry WtrfoM

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SU?tKSTIT^oN & CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 REa CC AND TRAN0UL- THIS Beowflfullv dp- VIRNOW. 5 ropm ^ TMB 8ABY VrAYfafMId ITY... That'8 whot peintad Broom Caton- caah Buyer tar wo igwBar- cornea with tMs roomy manf kiStamlta Rdfiw. ------■ ^ c m BELmvc rr i» m r lol Form Haute M Quit? tPreeit w m tdcp HOTOW nOVMOTIVIO nwirl® w9 $ bedroom Ranch an Monchastar South and 9 T d . MSB wtlB aurf g . .wllli a wont od. Dial W > u o a c TbeReMcA min«R;,OMess NOftCM awflnni rroaanv...... » CfSforYoinmont...... 53 Form Suoditos dnd ffowtomont.. . id oftnaBt on acre pr lane. 643-2711 W place yuur L«ff/Fovntf..... Xviort nrooanv...... 38 Dookiroopino/incomo Tow 54 Oftieo/itotoii Cduipm ont...... •1 mokas an MBol In-taw UlINflds emtra. Soeur- HMt.O(ane(t ts CtAwiMi wcmsihT. 01 Mortaaan...... pop StrlkMa eothatfral eall- quick-ocflon od. P v n o n o tt...... 9i 77 Coroonfry/Momodolino. 55 docrootionol Coolpmonf...... i3 Ib lTS S ; I toSdovs: fO eonts oor Hno or dual tamifv homa- IfV required. Cotl 073- VPorYpW fp Dwy...... 79 MointInorPooorIno...... 58 Soots ond Monno Kovlom ont.. •3 OtolOdPvs: 70 copits POT lino por doy. Ma M Rvina ropm. AnnotKicemvnts. 03 30 or moro dovs: 40 conts por Hno por I ...SaitmaanfapafalMll Auctlofit...... 04 Mooftno/Sidino...... 57 wusicoi itoms ...... Attached two ear gar- wNh 1.7dcrasaf wMdb- FIMMrOOD Flfionclof...... 05 Rentals Pioorlno...... 58 Comoros ond Photo Co«Homonf. oaa and much mare. Eiocirlcoi...... SP Pots ond Suooilos...... sn a card. • taat Wosmt for Mtnf...... 31 Coll today for datatla. ADortmenft for Wvnt...... Hootino/Miymotno...... 80 Misroiionooos for Soto...... f7 D C A O U N V f: Por doootflod oduopllsontoiifs tP charrv DuOTWf Emptoymant ft Eduecrtfon 77 AAiseolionooub Sorvlcos 81 Too Solos...... bo pwbiisiiod Tuosdoy fhrovpii Sotwrdoy, Mo Offered at 9fM,9M. MANCHESTER mum. MAatBRAriSA CARD CoTHfomlnluim for Mont...... 77 Soirvtcot Wontod 83 VTontod to Suy/Trotfo ...... traas and 4 out buEd- H«l9 WO«lt«0...... 11 MOfTin for WvYif...... 34 doodiino linoononmodpvpofbropobitcotion, Century 31 EpBtafn inas, onafarmar hr oaad 2- backrodm Condo. SIfVOflOA Wfontttf...... 13 Sfort/Offlcf Swoc#...... 35 Por odvorftsomonts to bo pubiishod WondPv, Raeffy. 447-W95JJ •tisln«is OpporlunHiEt 13 Wnprt PfODorfy...... 36 Merchandise fho doodiino is 3:30 p.m. on Pridoy. os on artlrt stadle- Fully dRRlIdnead Instruction...... U inifwtYriol Wrooorty...... Automofivt b 4 a n 6 n # w l i s t - ...CoRtura your kltcUgn, eantrof olr, EmiMeymtnt Sorvicos 15 37 Holtddy/Sootonol...... 71 Mltc«flonffoy» for Won? 38 Antloim ond ColioctiDlos 73 Cofs for Solo...... M A D YOUP AO. Cloosiflod i INGtII Juft pgriacf 4 dreams. 8399,950. Blan­ carport, poot, fantifa Moommofot Mfoofotf 3f Clothing. . 73 Trucks/vons for Solo »3 tohon by toiopptono os o convonlonco. Tho ptue roam Ranch in chard B Rossatto. "Wa and rue orua avdHft' Wfofitotf to Mont 40 Purnltufo . . 74 Comoors/Trollors . f3 Monchostor Horotd Is rosponsiblo for only ono East Horftard, eam- Raol Estota incorroct insortlon ond thon only for Mo sito o f , Guorontaa Our Mu. 1 tmoll put 0 6 - TV/Sforoo/AoollonC4S 75 Motorcycios/Mooods 04 plgfely redgeerotgd Houses". 646-9983.0 Homos for Solo...... 31 Services Mochinopy ond Tools 76 Auto Sorylcos . . . . 05 tho ortoinoi insortlon. frrors vMich do not euptoM u. 5796 par Con0omlnlums for Solo 33 Lown ond Gordon 77 Autos for Ponf/Looso 00 losson tho votuo of tho odvortisomont win not ond modernized with RE66fNG b w times, io month. 1 yucr ludo# Lots/Lond tor Solo . 33 CnildCoro...... 51 Good Things to Eot . 78 Miscoiionoovs Automottvo , 07 bo corroctod by on oddltlonoi Insortlon. new swing and win- invostmonf Preporty 34 Cioonino Sorylcos 5? Fool Oli/Cooi/Firowood . 7? room duplax thot hot plus saeurNy dapasft. wontod to S w / T r o d o ...... daws. Full bosomant, bean complatalv rsme- nica big kitchen, now dafad Inside and out. * * * BABY Forakaafs, 6 hirnaca. Jackson B This unique property 3- badroem tewn- waakt, 919*11. Six link Jackson Real Estate consists a t 3 unitt one housa, fully oppll- cMcks, 3 tar 91.99. M k- 647-»W0j of them hat Sbadroom- oncad kitehan, nawly Inp ducknnas, 93.99. JUST A GLImpsa...Ot oli Baby tarkays saen. W3- S...OII one hot to do b dacorotad. Clasa to 7136. RELPWMITEO H ELfW M m O HELP WMfTEO N E L fW M fra K LfW M T ED HELP WMTEO thot this great perperty nwva In. Blondiard B bus llna. S69S pur CD CD CD CD CD CD has to atfsrlll 9 plus Rossafte. "WaGuarofi- month. 1 yggr luasu FREE dogfaaaadham. WAITRESS, nill or port BAKER and or Bakers JAN lfdR . Hours 8om to rooms Colenlol, 5 bed­ fas Our Houtat". 646- plus sucurlty duposlt. Fort Sprhiasr Sponlal, tima days or niolds. helper needfor saeclal- IM M EDIATE openlnafer rooms, 2 tall baths, 2 Iraa shuts, 3VS yaurs A A P u z z le s CLEANING Service-Im­ 3413.0 Zorbo's Rastouront. 4:30pm, Mondov soles person wanted. No puts. eld. CoN oflar 4:99. Itv bread bakery. Ex­ mediate openings, var­ through Friday. Heovy Draw ogolnsf commis­ cor eoroga, out bulld- Bo u T h Windsor. RT. 5, Soutb Windsor. cellent vroges, no wee­ ious hours available. Ingo, 1.94 acre lot suita­ 64A4393. 52B-3W7. ond light toctory clean­ sion soles. Goodoppor- Ilstlne, lovaly 9 room 6 4 9 -0 7 9 5 kends. Pieose coll Must hove transporta­ DISHWASHER. Full or ing. Apply M. Swiff B funlty for the right ble for horses. Nlcefldt Capa, 3-4 bedrooms, ACROSS 41 UndoM Anoppor » Prtviout Puxrto PART TInsa office posi­ Kupris Bakery, 649- tion. IS per hour to part time. Flexible Sons, to Love Lone, person. Pieose contact lot In Bolton. 8198,900. tamlly room, plus rac (POOL) 4746. Jackson B Jackson 1 Oulor (prof.) 30Q ntDDE] □CDOO tion' for mature, re- 'start, plus mileage. 1 room, ovortizad 3 cor du 42 Ton hours. Above average Hortford. lOomtoapm. 643-3699. EOE. 5 OMoW (Ut.) 3GD □□□□ OaOB sponslble person. week paid vocation af­ Real Estate. 647-faiO.o 49Trump«Tiog EARN up to 82M per week wages. Apply In per­ FACTORY, various op- l l m a n eoropa, Th baths. In 9 Toko ____ □□a SOGQ GGOa Flexible hours, typing ter 1st yeor. Days, 633- 4E . Needed for 49 Homloft and more with Avon son: Rein's New York enlngs from light AAa n D New Listineiii ground pool. Many ex­ 12 Jowrish □anac] □□□ d g g helpful. 668-4777 3043. Evenings, 643- Qulolfy Inn Conference- Eleeont Contemporary FDNNBIT POOLS Amozhip dis­ and look how good you Style Dell Restaurant, bench work to operat­ Center. Duties Include tras. 81954)00. U B R S2 Potren □ G 0 O G O Q Suffleld. look now! Call 742-SI41. 8019. Soltbox dt Witches Realty. 6«-9t93.a count! LhnRad tima 13 Portoinmp to route 30. Vernon. ing machines. Apply : ; meeting set upe, Ifght $3 Actross □00GG0G GGOGG Woods Lake In Wood- MANCHESTER. Nawar 3 only. Tha Me naw fan­ P P do«vn M Swift B Sons, 10 Love cleaning and room s4r-" badroom duplax. 1(6 tastic 1997 family siza 14 Kg shot S0B GOGG Gona stock. 6 rooms, 3 bed­ Ultmtnn :ij00G GnaG aan Lone, Hartford. Be- vice. Flexible hours rooms. 2 tall baths, baths, dll appltanoss. pool Indudas hupa sun (•bbr.) S4 Homs of BART TIME tweeotOomBJpm. with different sche­ Rentals Bosamant, dack, >790 dack, tancino, flltar, 15 McftoHv'1 □□□GG GaaBaGG WAREHOUSE HELP opproximotely 1400 Adorn □ □ n o D B G GOVERNMENT Jobs. dules. Includes hoR- souoreteet. Calltodov. plus ufllNIat. No oats. loddars, and warranty SSOdor porcof¥or days and weekends. 10 Singor Undo 50 Dip S0G DGO GDDGG Cm CUUTION CREW SUPERVISORS NAMCO, one of Americo's largest retailers of $17,S00-S60,975 per 8144,900. Jackson •, Raferanoss and sacur- for only 9979. Full fi­ Fleose fill out applica­ Hy. 649-7974 oftar 6. nancing avallablo. S7 Eloetricol unit ^GGG GDDG 0GG Excallant opportunity for ratlraas, studants, above ground pools, spat and potio furnlturs yeor. Now hiring. Coll Jackson Reol Estate. 10 JocquoNno SO Ntwts □□□G GGan 00G 1-619-565-6S13 extension tion at: 51 Hartford 647-WOO.o First cemsl First Konnody moms. Approximatlay 20 hours par waak, Is expanding and has Immsdlcrtg opgnlngs for J76CT for current fed­ Tpke, Vernon. 646-9700. sarval Call Foul 1-00- D O W N 0GDD GDQG □□□ full time warehouse persons at our new EOE/AA. MANCHEST^A. 81^3,900. l« 7 dMDUITINAL 20 Ortvos (Sp.) work with young adults agas 10 thru 15. eral list. 34 hours. 893-7665 or 393-963-1161. 1 Arckitoct 17 Hurl New listing. Nice 2 W'lfHOfEirTY 21 Dtyof wook Monday thru Thursday 4:30pm*8:30pm, warehouse location In Manchester. Positions IDEAL tor slngta working FOR iota. Ovarhaod and (•bbr.) 19 Aggragatf are permanent. Full benefit pockoge. family home (4/4 woman. Cantrolly lo­ 22 Mrs. ChtriM Saturday 10am-2pm. Rallabla transporta­ ontry doors. Aluminum 22 Oettno rooms) located In con­ cated, non-smoker. INDUSTRIAL Spoca for Chtplin Overtime available. Storting wag# of tS.SO ’ “ E E n n i n r »5 -* 8 shaattiding. Bast after. tion a must, if you have tha abiiity to moti- venient location. Vary Ratsrancat and secur­ laosa. 3100 squora taat 23 NtginivM vata young adults and hava soma salas per hour. Apply In person to: Menohootar area church clean and well meSn- with ottica. Easy oc- 649-7491. 24 A d ^ 'i looking for full time cue- Per H ew ity. 160 par weak. Coll grtndBon axparianca^ your aarningsgs potantial is Marketing company talnad. Seporote utili­ Elanor 3;30pm to 0pm cass to 1-04. Colt 649- 25 Touch y f unllmitad. Basad on straight commiaalons. NAAACO todlan. Poraon muot be •eeka 25 telemarkat- ties. Must see to appre­ only. 649-9472. 7491. E N D R O L L 8 26 ExctptionBl y / ciate. Sentry Real Call Susan, Circulation Dapartmant, 647- 100 Sonrlco Dr., Manchester, CT 06040 well organized end ora. Full or part tlnw. 27% n M lh < tfa 27 Corporatiotf truetworthy. Good sa­ Estate. 643-40M.O 29 Commotion 9946 Flexible houra. MUMMATES srfdHi • a far 2Sa MANCHESTER. $134,9bo. (comp, wd) lary and benefits. PreW- Monthly Inoreeses. APARTMENTS WANTED ■m u s t be picked up el aw I 29 NovBHft ous experience and Sparkling 2 bedroom, FDR RENT iHcraM omee Mewdey d m il B^gnoW Management training V/i both townhousa. lThursddyMfoiu11a.m .enlr.' 30 Charge FURNITURE TECHNICIAN soma knowledge of COVENTRY. Parson to program available. End unit. Includes tally MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ shore spacious 9 room 32 Author Come loin New England's fastest growing retail boHers deelraMe. Pleaee Call Mr. Mike between opplloncad kitchen, 36R4viM Oardnar send reeume with refar- room townhouse V/t house with pool. /Ma­ 37SmoofMy 35 Suppitmani organization. Wa are ooeklng a customor orlonted Bam -9pm. tlraploca, security sys­ boths, wall to wall car­ ture, quiet, profes­ 39 Potmpirt 36 Cantarptaca Individual to perform light touch upholotery and ancaa to Box 8, o/o l-fS S -lf7 -l72 S tem, 2 cor goroge with peting, oppitoncet. sional, non-smokar 40 Oetfing aid 36 Naadia cata NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. amall cabinet repair work In cuatomer'a homea. Manoheeter Herald. outomotlc opener, tall 8530 plus utilities. preferred. $315 month Knowledge on the conatructlon of furniture and 24S-1S12 basement. Complatalv 1 2 9 MANCNESTER AREA Milne Real Estate, Inc. plus util Nias. Coll 743- |9 10 11 cabinet exparlenca a plua. Petition requiroa updated I Sentry Real 920-6573 or 569-4161. 1484 or 37A4169. 113 RUSSELL Straat. In­ achedulod travel time through CT, MA, and Rl. Full Bstote. 647-4060.O doors. Must tall I Good 12 n [14 o »*e r a t i o n s MANCHESTER. Maple dealt. Stop by anytime time position along with an axcallent bonoflta MANCHESTER. 8194,900. North Elm St...... 5-91 NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers of Only one owner has Wood dportments. oNar 4:30. Saturday 18 package and store discount. Apply Wadneaday and above ground pools, spot and potto furniture Is New luxury, two bed­ M8rehandi88 ond Sundoy oftar 9. Woodbridge St...... 18-230 Thursday from 0-5 at: DRIVER. Full time. LABORER and Grounds anioyad this lovaly room townhouses. 279 exponmng ond has on Immedirte opening for o SALES. Surround your- LABORERS to help In­ home In o datiraabla t a 6 Sola. Lett of N/rnl- 18 Computer ^ rtrtlo n s Generalist at Its new aelf withbeouty. Excel- stall swimming pools. Apply within or coll molntenoce workers Bldwell Street. 649- Q. FO X Distribution Center area.'4 bedrooms, 14 x 5249. tura, trains, toys, en­ Moncherter. Experience on IBM Jant opportunity for Training program Floral Expressions, 135 needed for work 20 llvlno room with cyclopedias, tv, got Jenson St...... an 301 Oovernor's Highway, South Windsor, CT Include -full time amploymont storting soon. Coll Cov­ East Center Street, around rentol unifs os MANCHESTER. 1st ®rder verification, CRT work, alpha typing, key white brick fireplace, grill, patio sot, stereo, Jordi St...... all with one of Connoctl- entry, 742-7308. Manchester. 646-8268. needed. Ken. 643-1442. dining room, lower floor, 5 rooms, 2 bed­ CLOTHMB computars. All axcal- Parker St...... 258-351 9®»lflon with xut's fInMt lewelers. MEDICAL Receptionist TELLERS. Full and port BANK Courier port time. level rec room, rooms. Appliances and lant. 35 Brookfield Mneftts. Send resume and Indicate current lExtensIve bonofit pro­ for busy physicians of­ time needed. Apply at 5 days per week, 1pm to carpeting. SMS plus LEATHER locket, Silas St...... all PART TIME salary In confidence to: screened porch, 7Vi brown, for sola. $100. Street Monchastar. gram. Apply In person fice. Experience pre­ the: Savings Bonk of Spm. Savings Bonk of baths and o 1 cor heat, utilities and se­ 9om Saturday April TABLOID INSERTERS James Mannetfl, Dir, of Ptrsonngl .to Diana AHcvo, Gen- ferred. Knowtedge of Manchester, 923 Main Manchester. 646-1700 garage. D. W. Fish curity. References re- Coll oNar 5:30.646-9631. 19th only. No pravlewt. -arol Manager, Ml- Data Entry. Must be Street, Manchester or ext 291.______Realty. 643-1591 or 071- OUlr^. 646-2244. East Middle Tpke. .294-373 Extra cash can be yours if you’ra available NAMCO .choels Jewelers, 9S8 able to deal well with call 646-1700. EOE. NIGHT Auditor, itpm to 1400.D 1 BEDR(X)M apartment, Franklin St...... all soma aarly aftarnoona. We nead rasponal- 100 Sonrlco Dr., Manchtsttr, C T 06040 -Main Street, Monches- people. Hours 12-6pm LAWN Care... Evergreen 7om shift. Please opply heat, hot water, carpet­ ter, Ct. EOE.______Monday through Fri­ MANCHESTER. F IM im M AutomoHvo Parker SI...... 104-242 bla peopla, mala and femala, to help Insert Lawns has openings tor at front desk: Quality 82S4,900.0vertlzed U A ing, dir conditioning. CLERI(!!a l . Order exped- day. Every other Sat­ hard working lawn Inn, 51 Hortford Tpke, R built 4 bedroom All appliances. Nice advartlsing supplamants Into our dally urday 9-2. Coll Donna SLEEPER couch balga, paper. Experience not necaasary as wa will PART TIME 'Itor to coordinate ond core spelcollsts. Year Vernon. 646-5700. Raised Ranch In Forest location. 647-1595. S2IX>. 7 reclining choirs, follow through for of 872-6033. round employment EOE/AA. Hills. Two tlrsploces, 0 3 ROOM studio oport- brown S50 each. King CAM train. Good hourly wages. Please call 847- smooth order process- CARPENTER and Car­ available. Competitive CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 9946, ask for Bob. TELEMARKHERS RN/LPN. BAYLOR posi­ picture windows, otn- ment. Central olr, heat size waterbed with FDHIALE :ing. Must hove strong penters helper needed wages and benefits. We tion, 7pm-7om. Every trol olr, 7'/i boths, 2 cor A hot water. West Mid­ headboard 8375. Stereo If you Ilka aalas, and have a olaar apaaking -Interpersonal skills. by an Interior renova­ will train. Good driving other weekend availa­ garage. Sliders off din­ dle Tpke, 2nd floor. nogotlablo. 646-9631 of- FORD 79, T-BIrd. Loaded. voica you could ba earning $’a In our aaloa Coll Jane Gurko, M. tions contractor. Coll record,ondhlghschool ble. We otter a chal­ ing area and master Quiet. WS month. Coll tar 5:30. 0 k miles. 0400/bast Swift A Sons, Hartford. 524-4565 tor Interview diploma required. Coll 6 6 N-Thura. 6:3(P8:30, Sat. 10-2. lenging environment bedroom to wrap 646-3824 otter 5. offer. 60-0369. CASTRO convortibla S23-9006. appointment. 649-8667 between 9 and with a growth oriented around deck overlook­ Mourly Plus’ bonuaeal Call Susan 5. BOLtON “Very nice 4 sofa, $375, 4 places VW DASHNA Wagon 76. 647-9946 tdclllty. Also accepting ing Hartford skyline rooms". Knotty pine blonde bedroom set, Needs rapolr.oraotaos THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME applications tor one and 20 X 30 heated living room, beautiful $3(H>, Cedar chest, 00,3 mllaaga. 8300. Coll 643- by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae EXECUTIVE port time 11pm to 7om, Inground pool. D. W. stone fireplace lots of occoslonol choirs, 830 0063 before Spm. one full time Spm to Fish Realty. 643-1591 or picture windows over­ and 80. Chino 13 place Unscramble these four Jumbiss, 11pm, Monday through 871-1400.D looking stone wall, po­ PONTIAC 1993 'AoV, 4 one letter to each square, to form SALES seNIng, 8200. All In door, 6 cylinder, gray. tour ordinary words. FULL TIM E Friday, no weekends. BAG A Bargain and o tto and stream I 8565/ axcallent condition. SECRETARY For more Information great tamlly hometoo I month with heat. Coll 89995. For your bast B00KNEEPER/P06TIN8 aERK Must be sold. Any reas­ deal cull Bill Flcono. Becomo a family mem­ please coll O. N. S., 6* room Colonial on Charlie at 649-4000. onable offora consi­ RAYRA Applications ere now being eocaptad for the 99*^493 ber In an exciting small Crestfleld Convales­ the west side near STUDIO Type oporto dered. 647-1534 oNer position of full-time bookkeeper/posting clerk. Ap^ cent Home/Fenwood grammar school, mu­ 8pm. PSHfATzhwrirosri International company. Monor, Manchester, ment. Portly fur­ ^IcantB------should-- hays ew bookkeeping and VVIM computer ^UIVr Very good typing end seum, boll fields, and nished. Working single door, 6 evlindtr, 94195. •a?*s axparlanoa, ss wall as bsing abis to typo, answer Ct. 643-5151. playgrounds. The Kids For your bast deal coll ahorthend or ipeed mole preferred. Lease. TV/DTBIEO/ phones and handls a varlsty of offloo rflatsd funo- WAIT People. Port or full will loveitondsowon't Security. No pets. 643- APPLIANCES Bill Flcono. 289-6483. KAYWG tlons. Bonsfits Include company paid tMalth plan. writing prefOrred. Posi­ time, mole or female. you I Pleasure Backed 2000. PONTIAC 19^' J20M1' sto- yaoMon^------paid------holidays------and alok- days. Plaaaaoand______tion avellab.''* Immedia­ Busy Howard John­ Guarantee...Open Sun- tlon wagon, 4 cyllndtr, FulltlmpandDOrttlmelobsurenowavallable MANCHESTER. Avolio- WHIRLPOOL 1981 wash z c ratuma or work axparlanoa along with oalary roqul- 3l the newest Friendly* Restaurant In Flarl tely. Excellent salary son's. Day's, nights or dov 1-4,51 Division St., ble Immediately. 3 bed- white. 83991 For your weekends available. ' Blanchard A Rossetto. Ino mochine. Excallant best deal coll Bill Pt- rtmanta to: Manohoatar Harald, “mokkoapar,” F.O. lord. Clean, neat surroundings, flexible hours end benefits. room, baths, condition. Askinc Box 891, Manohoatar, C T 05040 or call 043-2711. Experience preferred. "We Guarantee Our appliances, carpeting, cano. 20-6483. BALTOC Aik for Mr. Abraltit. and excellent working conditions moke PRESSURE RLA8T Will train reliable peo­ Houses 646-3482.C 8125/best offer. Coll of Frlendlytrulyo GREAT plocetowork Noex newly remodeled. 1600 tar 6pm 64A0W1. PONTia C Alrakird, WHAT AN AB0CONPER MFI. A ca ple. Apply: Howard HOME Values ore Ex- plus security and utili­ 4,000 miles, blue. 9905. oerlence necessory We troln oil positions Johnson's, 394 Tolland plodlngl Do you know AMANA Chest typs STEALS APTEP HE 41 018901 >L ties. References re­ freezer, good condi­ For your bast deal coll Benefits con Include Molor Medical, dental, Tpke, Manchester, (oft the value of your home quired. 646-4736 otter Bill Flcono. 30-640. S TE A LS m o n e y : Monehootor. CT exit 63, route 84). 649- tion. 8100. Coll 60-6706. PART TIMS oold vocations, merit Increases, sick leave In today's real estate Spm. b LO lN id R lL E Cutlass DRAWIN Call Helen at 6220. market? Realty World Now arrange the circled letters to ond more Join our leom and grow with one of 7 BEDROOM In East Wagon, 1979. Diesel, FULL Time person to Is celebrating home eq­ | 7 7 p W N A N D needs a nwtor. 090. form the surprise answer, as sug- aRCUUTION AREA ADVISOR New England's toslest moving companies 043-2487 uity days now with a Hartford. 8SS0 per IE gestsd by tha above cartoon. pick orders. Monday month. Heat and hot BARDEN S29-1S67...... through Friday. Hours tree market evaluation water Included. Wall to .sX > •K * ^ < 1. * Houaawlvoa, mothara with young ohildran. 7:15 to 4. Apply In of your home. Contact m a Zd a GLC >9. Aunt . Prlntanswarhara: C X X X ! ) I atudanta. Earn extra money with your own Positions Available person; Arthur Drug our office to find out wall carpeting. 289- groat, wall maintained. 0000. llom-6. Tap tall tcrawai Lawn. S spaed, good N r«. part-time Job. Bring your wlldran with you S Hosts Hostesses Warehouse, 942 Main what your home Is (Answers tomorrow) and sava on babysitting ooata. 21 houra par 10 WciMfesses Wolters Street and ask tor worth and rest assured HEBRON 2 bedrooms, Any amount doNvortd. Alto. till. 8700. 646-1375. $ Counter Cashiers IS Pountoln Woikers SECRETARY Oftvtl, ttont and baik muloh. Yesterday’s Jumbles: PLUME DOUGH CLOUDY BASKET IdiTlfic Part-Time waak, salary plua gas allowanoa. Suparvlaa Nancy. ______that we value you os appliances, wall to wall FONd Fairmont wagon Answer; When his wile lovinaly gave him a shirt that 10 Dishwashers ? Custodians (3rd Shift) SAL^ ADMIN. carpeting, parking. Boboal. baokhoa 6 loadar rantal. JUHemUamrs new our oarriar boya and girla. If Vm IlkVkidiL much as you value 79. Automatic, power was a size too small,nan, hihe got thls- 1S C o o ks 1 Bookkeeper (PT Clerical) your home. Realty Hoot and hot water. MmCONtTRUCYlON brakes and staarlng, ALL CHOKED UP W8rk: want a little Indapondonoa and your own 3 Customer Service Supervisors The D. W. FISH Real Eetate World Frechette Auo- Cellar storage. 8550 olr conditioning. Mint Income, call 8 4 7 -8 ^ or e47-9947. I7 M 4 M MANCMESrCR S im Earn ap to $6 JiB par houin COMMERICAL- cldtes. 646-7709.D monthly. 60-071. condition. 633-9S4. Jumble aeok Ne.ll la avaltabla for 12.50, which Includaa pettaga 6 handling ¥/^tnsiietteiluii tram JumWa, c/e thia ntwapapar, P.O. Soi 4ni, Orlande, FL I280I-438I. INVESTMENT CO. BY OWNER. 7 room Inehida name, addraaa and 8lp cade and maba aback payabla le Nawapaparbeaka. * Excellent starting rates, HOMES Cope, 3 bedrooms, m TRUCK8/VANS based on experience le seeking a full time ealee FDR SALE baths, finished rec l09iTRUCK8/VAM ITRUCKS/VAM eupport person with good 0 0 9 room. Bowers school IHZI f o r s a l e FORULE FDR SALE 9 CELEBRITY CIPHER * Regular increases to $6.50 ® eecretarlel ekille, and ■ area. 8131,900. 649-3379. ...SO you can see more green!! oooperetive outtomer All reol estate advertised In CB*BbfHy Ophtr cryptOQrBmt btb crMtBd trom quotallona by famoua * Flexible hours the Manchester Herald Is paoplB. pMl arid prsaant Each Mtar In tha cipher Blands for service manner. Real ea- another, rotfay'd due R equMt W. We’ve got opportunity on special sublect to the Fair Housino CAM * Flexible schedules tate experience helpful. Act of t*M, which mokes It this week in Manchester, offering Please submit s written llleaol to advertise any pref­ H m U L E B R A N D N EW 'RAS KABPIH * All departments and shifts something new—something different For applications and Interviews resume to erence, II mltotlon or discrim­ * Paid vacations apply In person at our Restaurant ination based on race, color, MQSEBHS TMJO RAML —in part-time work: Len Matyle religion, sex or notional 1987 * Paid holidays GOOD origin, or on Intention to Ground floor. In the new 243 Main Street * Paid training moke onv such pretersnoe, SCRANTON NISSA M NSaCO KLMJ AMK Seymour Medicol Building Mancheiler, C T 05040 limitation or discrimination. CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH The Herald will not know- Earn $4,5llfhour * Great growth potential ocross froni the Hartford Hospital. CHRYSLER EXECUTIVE S T A N D A R D LB KM87 M NBQCO HELP Tel. 643-4616 Inolv accept any advertise­ ment which Is In violation of VEHICLES AND SELECT PICKUP INTERVIEWINB: You’ll find the people the low. KLMJ CK OBLACQD to Siam USED CARS.. you need for those GOVERNMENT sous t.e« nNANONO on Ltsst —inon w M experiance— Sm iidiy, ADril 18 Homes— trom 81 (U re­ Equipped with: CNFBJLMOL.' — Mondiy. April 20 vacancies If you’ll place pair). Delinquent tax an ad in our Classified property. Reposses­ S6 CARAVELLE •0.7M A DbIb x b ChroMB Sltp iBBipor *^lglit SMt RNrrar Plus, our “Career Part-Time Ikiesdui; April 21 sions. Coll I- 805-687- NMJiaa EJMQHa. columns. People tS CUTLASS anHM •6.5M A 5 SpBBi TnNnmbslBB a S Ib b I I bH bS RaMalB Associates" program offers $5.00 or O a n H tp m 8000. Ext. GH-996S for •S BUICK LeBABRE •6.90 PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N : "I have ottan wished for a tew looking for jobs read current repo list. A AN Fralilil b b N Prap Cart PackaiB 7 7 words ol love from one man, rather than the applause of more to start, if you can work 4 days SI TEC WAOON •5.6M thousands." — Judy Qsriand. our employment UNIQUE Californio spilt per week, 5 hours a day between INNNIiana HNNIWRIBIIOUSR with extra lot. Many ST CARAVAN r (Mi (D •1B.8M listings every day . . . •14.896 7am-3pm, from Labor day until recent Improvements. SSVOVAOERrvMim 1026 IMIand llimpike so they’re sure to see NEEDS GOOD MEN!! 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 SS CARAVAN LErvM •1S.S96 O a r L M Memorial Day. We provide regular full baths. Newer 2 cor SS FIFTH AVE. MANCHESTER your ad! garage and family •13.996 •7M2 IMI increases to $6.50 per hour and Apply Now — room. "A must ss#"l EELWARRONOm . •1S.996 • 6 5 9 9 EVERY excellent benefits. 1185,900. Strong Real SS OOOOE aoo Otm •13.7M t h e ^ Salary commensurate upon experience. Estate. 647-7653.0 ‘Inoludoa Nltban Rtbola DAY SSOTETiKMFmim •11.4W Conn. Baloa Tax, Title and Daalar Otilea Fee Ixtm. AND heattfand BETTE r TH A N N t- SS OTS IVfM Fram •ia69S An Equal Opportunity Employer w...Immaculate, spa­ w o n d e r IN e Paintort • Roofart • Siding Man SS ARIES EW •9.69S M/F KAM CHE8TER cious two bedroom e Sandblaatara • Carpantara • Laborart attached home on easy 8S RELIANT 4*. •9.6M w o r k e r "WAYS " " HERALD to core tor lot. 1W tSOMM •4.99S DE CORMIER baths, attached gar­ •SJEEFCJT •7.99b MOTOR SAIIS INC ManchesterHerald f4 Call today for an appointment 643-2659 age. A must to see. •4U711 d a s s i f M Ottered at 8138,900. 285 BROAbET.MAN(HU 1 l k (EXIT 80 O F F M i ) B484188 6 6 3 - 2 7 1 1 Century 21 Epstein Realty. 647-8895,0- 875-3311